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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06
The Currant.

For the last two years OF more. an
insect. in the form of worm, has at
tackled and stripped the leaves from
most of the currant bushes in our
vicinity. The worm came from the
west eastward, and fingers about three
Years. it is said. and then moves on
ward. The curramt is Il healtllful and
desirable fruit. and worth saving. The
worm has appeared again this year.
The Farmer prescribes the following
remedy: Give them hcllrbore it will
kill them us dead rs Socrates The
ncatcst way to administer it. is to stir
up Il hcapmg tablespoonful of the pow
dcrcd root i'll two gallons of water. and
sprinkle the bushes with the MIXTURE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06
JOHN. H. FRENCH. Sec
Vermont Ranger.

The subscriber would inform all thnS.. who may
cell interested that the above named stallion vii
remain AT his stable for services during the pres
ent season Trrms-reasunable.
MI mares will br at their owners risk. and i
disposed of previous Ia the usual time Of ft,alin.,
viii he considered with fnal
FRANCIS DREW. proprietor
y. DanvIr May IL. Ir13. 1913
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06
Concord.

Decoration day WAS commcm"ratc,i
hy about fifty persons at the cemetery
near Concord Corner. F. &. Grant. an
Ander>"nvillc prisoner. acting rs mar
shall. The procession marched with
flag and martial music to the cemetery
and decorated the graves of the soldiers.
This was followed 10y an appropriate
prayer and remarks from Rev. Mr..
Wheeler. y list of thirty deceased
soldiers was read, including quite Il
large proportion who had fallen on the
battle field or starved i'll rebel prisons.
Farther remarks were made 10y F. G..
Grant, W. W. Hardy. j C. and :. Par
ker. Afterward the music proceeded to
the East Concord cemetery where the
graves of the brave and h"nored dead
We're decorated with appropriate ex-
crCiSrS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06

HAsWELL CHAPTER, NO. IL. X. A. NJ.
Regular communication Friday on or before the
full of the moon. G. V EASTMAN Sec =
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06

Ata meeting of the South Church.
In ;hi- village, Monday evening. t" ill
,a,aucir~ i'll its organization. Judge
Ross and Capt. p. ID. Blodgctt.
,,.r ,hoScn dcacons.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06
The Hcckwith $50 Portable ramiI, :

The BcCkwith $50 Portable Family sew
ing Machine. ON 70 Days Trial: many ;i,iyanta
- over all. Satisfaction guaranteed. S..u
funded sent compete with full directions Beck
with SEWN Machine To-. -62 broadway y. Y
THE NEW ELASTIC TR. - A., I,,nuy,1,f
IUr"t"I. II retains The RuptuI, all times and
undrI I'll" haId,~ rNrrr!~,. ~,NrIt~r strain II
worn with comfort. and II kept mint .nd dlN
effects u .'-IWIu'Ht CuI' i'll lew weeks. >ulH
cheap and sent by Mail hen requested circulars
free. whyL ordered lay latter sent {" The Elastic
Truss t".. No. t.: broadway. y. Y. t!t,. Ne
hniy u>r~ Metal spring Iru~~,.~ too painful They
siIIr iii too frequently. G:.,.ow
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06

coventry refused. last Friday. to
nnd the town to aid the Black River
rioad. 10y Il vote of63 ayes toU nays.
.f , tull vote of the town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06
Caledonia County Court.

lI">. .I">A. R"~-. Presiding judge
Hos. HENRY PLRLEl. ! Assistant
Hon. IuIN BACON. I'd. Judges.
Isaac VI. SMITH. Sheriff.
ELISHA MAY. States Attorney.
\. +. RANkIN. Clerk.
itor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06

q. g.. Hale has bought the right to
srn the i. Leon Mineral Spring water.
I'm rhc New England states. with the
.Nu,plinn of Maine. He has it ON
.dauyht at the Avenue House.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06

We were visited with frost last Fri
IA night. hut no serious injury was
ouc by it. unless. perhaps. fruit buds
,ly suffer to- some extent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06
FOR rIMrLES on rHu FACE.

Rlnckh,ads and Flcshw"rm~ u.s. PERRY : I'm
proved I"medunr and rimllr Kennedy. tn, ..Ir.t
skin ms,ariHr. Prepared only hv Dr T. q. PERRY
Dcrmai""-i~t 81 Bond ST. y Y Sold bN Drug
.ists every - here. Gl--u
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06
100000.

Having this lv put fires /" Kiln Will IL, PIE.
pared III few days t" ,Irnsh what Brick III,
Public NAV wish. y l.. BOWMAN AT
-. j"hn>hurN Brick 60.
June 9Th l-7H II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06

col. Is. Moulton. administrator of
""l"n Fullcr'S estate. has sold the
"'1l the head of West street. belong
L. To the estate. to Parker and Stone.
7" =. J"Inshury Centre. Consideration,
>I."~ They have also bought the
>'Hr of land between West sheet and
'L' Fuller lot. They propose to erect
81 nous" upon the lot the present sea-
>uu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06

ltor.
GRAND il RoR>.
Hdlnct. William b. Warden: Hurkc.
Joel Trnil; DnhriHc. John \. Stanton :
GtotoH. John Roberts: Hu,Irick. Levi
X. Goodrich hrhg. j. W. Gorhau :
LJHl"D. Charles S;nholu. Ncrdrk.
David johnson: Pedchdm. James Gla-
ham; Hg'J0tc. VIM. J. Henderson
ShcGicjd. .|ocl Chr>lcy 81. Jobn>hurH.
Daniel Colby. Abel y. Pierce Saifon.
Arnold F. Taft .Sfornnrd. Peter Blail
Ii'dij.n. Ancs W. Eddy: Uoterto,,I.
| ChaS. Ross: II heriock. Jesse G.. GRAY.
/ PETIT JUEnE~.
/ H"rHct, George Il. Blair VIM. Me
Lean. 2d H"rkc. Samuel Watson. Ros-
we'll J. Leach; DanriHc. VIM Rl>se-
low. IL. :. Cook : G,"f0n. John Ruchan-
an: Hoydrick. }. J. Campbell. j. :
Damon: hirLy G.. II. Leach Lgndon
John \. Smith. Andrew j. IIolt: Ncw.
ark. E'astu- Wo"drut1; Pcuchum. :. VI
Farcr. Elijah y. Whiting: Rycgatc
J Hugh &. Gibson. john II. Carrier: Sipf-
I fcid. Franklin Davis: ST. JObnSbury
| Horace Carpenter. James X. stevens
SHfton. X. VI. Wiley. Collins French
/ Si"n"",d. Chas. J. kingshury: IIoIdcH
/ Francis Harrington. Alonz" T.. Duttom
/ u 0tcIj0Jd. Lorenzo Green. BRADLEY u
Brown: iIhccIock. Samuel f. >hatruck
No. l3. FmhiiHg HngLo. rs. e. VI
chase GHd ". II. carr. Libel. Th,
pin claims 10 recover damages t"l
| iihrl> Published in the Vermont Tnion
the articles being published 10y one {"
the drttS. and furnished 10y the Other
1t WIS claimed that the articles con.
tanned statements rejecting upon tn,
moral character of ihc pll1''s. wife an,
daughter.
The d"tt>. justify the publication 81
the ground that they we've true. !!
appeared that there We're >pilituali>ti,
circles held at plif'> house Verdict
for PIN. that he recover >;}.5.:j-. and hi
costs. Burkes and May for pin. Bart
lett and Dickcy for deft.
No. %. Ed~a,dS rs. LcariH. As
sault and battery. On trial.
Concord.
Decoration day WAS commemorate,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06

\lhro +. Nichols and Harry Bl"d-
p,.rr have been admitted to the bar of
, tIrdona county.
Caledonia conference of Congrcga-
roual churches will meet at Lyndon
vile next week Tuesday and Wedncs-
I\
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06

BAENUM's SHow.-Bainum' Circus
and Menagerie. which visits Burlington
June 18th, exhibits in but three towns
III Burlington. Rutland and
st. Adams.
The farmers oranges of Iowa are a
rather expensive luxury. 1t is estina-
ted that the suffering agriculturists of
that state have paid, thus far. 1870. 900
for initiation fees. yearly dues, regalia,
etc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06

VIM. VI. Parker, late General ST.
'pcliutcmdcmt of the. B"ston. Hartford
and Erie Railroad. and IL man of large
lnir"ad experience, has been appointed
Superintendent of the Conn. \ Pass. \
.Na>>awippi Valley Railroads. and will
assume the duties of his position next
Monday. the 9th inst.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-06

Michael Conner was arrested Ivy
Police officer Wiley. for hcing drunk.
lest Friday. He laid in Jail one night.
and Vas sober enough to disclose that
he got the liquor of the town agent OF
L,udon. Justice Johnson tined him -
and costs in the whole about Sl2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03

The eighth regular meeting Of "Thc 5, 5. In
stitutc Of Farm Ridge and Grand Rapids" will bc
held in the G. p. Church, one and half mile,
northeast of Grand Ridge on the evening of Ma,
Sth, at ~ O'Clock,
The following subjects will be introduced in ,
ten minutes speech each, from the Rev. gentle
men to whom they are assigned, after which they
will be open to miscellaneous discussion, IN
which all friends of $ arc invited to participate
lst. The personal relations existing between
the sunday School teacher and his pups-Rcy
Mr. Hobbs.
ID The benefits Of :, :, reunions and concert.
Rev ], Mongcr
Sd. Can person, who are not truthful he sue
ccs-lul in teaching the truths Of the bible-Rcy
VI. c, Eigncss.
A full attendance /, expected.
JoHN TnoS. PORTER Sec.
Grand Ridge, April % 1873,
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VOCAL.
INSTRUMENTAL.

pgLEtS-S Sunbeam bv EiuEel 81 cts. Belle Of sarato.
ga by victor, % cts. May Flowers by SIMON 70 cts.
IZ{TTAS-Awskenlng Of the Birds ~ Happy
Thoughts, by Walker 30 cts; Laughing Navc 10y Wilson,
~ cts. sunbeam, by PAchcr, ioc
GALOPS.-Charle's and Frcddc'-, By hinkc each ''c.
SCRDTTTSCHEG-F Glance. by Young, ~ cts.; May
Morning hy schmidt Cts sunbeam, ny liampcl, - cts
and Wilrc's by KiHkel, so cts.
H4RCHrC-Belle of sautoga, by Baumbach, 10 cts.
Nollics, by KlHke, % IT'S.
WiLTZES-tIarIra Georges LOtties Salles and MAG
ges by kiukC each % cts Drops OF Dew, by AlaId, 50
cts. sunbeam, by Muse, 20 cts.
FOI'R H4NDC- hmarylls al cts. locus Polka - cts
Loves Chase CnlOp, - cts Praise OF Woman Polka Ma
lurka all by Urr-scr.
NfION PIEyES-DauC" of the llaymlkc.s, Wilson, =
cts. Loves Carcsscs Kiukrl. 10 eta yiy Blossoms Kin
kcl rainte DIES fleurs, Toue 90 cts Whispern.
Brrcfrs, Wilson, ~ cts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03
Austria.

Venty eases Of sporadic cholera occurred
Jenna ON the 18th, of which five proved
ne scandal Of the American commission.
o the great Exposition was the common
c Of conversation, and produced much
tcment in Vienna.
ne Prince OF Wales and the Crown Prince
'enmark arrived at Vienna on the 3Oth.
he Grand Exposition at Vienna was duly
ned on the lst of May according 10 pro
nmc by the Empress in person, amid I'M
NJ ceremonies The weather was I'M
rable, but the crowd Of people from all
; of the civilized world was immense,
the little -peeche, made by The Empress,
Emperor Joseph ana the Archduke
rlcs were appIaudcd by the shouts Of tie
icusr audience and salros of artillery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03
Vicinity News.


thought they would have little nun owe
II, and visiting the home OF the happy couple
in the middle OF the night, pelted the house
with chunks OF coal ana mud, and SMASHED
in the windows. Next day fifteen OF the
young roughs were hauled up before the 10
nee Magistrate ana heavily lined Ana Inc
Herdtd pitches INTO the Police Magistrate iol
puni'Iin@ the bIackguaIds for Just iit,l'
''''''7 ''N' '''"''
Mrs, ). i, Hunt was elected Director IL
'''o' N'>'1 ,'' Nv ~ oSNv-o, "' Wv
election. She must wait TIL the ISL Oh july
before She can qualify.
nv. ,r.....r ,,,,.,...,.,, ,,,.ilo, t,o h,,
A"c May VI VI '"'""'o,'' "0H'''o INV i'o-.
ors, is entitled to the muniAcen' salary o! ),
per annum
p,,n a., D.,.,...,, ,,l,,,yj.,, ord Arr,ro
ho'n INC ilIHo''"" "'|"D'''"'' '-'>' -'"' VI "
HEdroa copy the Lynch platform olleIed al
Il'c l"''''F' meeting III qua" - "A,' '''" over
l'F I''".' coh'l"efa""''' al" assent 10 rs Dc,
'n7 III" D'N, I'$l"' ~ u" P''"''io'' ANA
n ',',', ' ,,,, ,,;oc,ol - ~ :. "
,I I,,'"" '''i .'.''''.' '''' " - '''
'''',''
Inc FARMERS Oh i'"ie l""nSiiP' il! ms
1U'' ,'',n ''.,, " I''' 'l','' 0'"", "
N, l'',,' n. 40 90 " ''''''' AIM j 49,
' -, '''''.. '7
me hhh laden oush' not TO grumole
Last week the comfy tra .D! "m ,iot
the tax list, hrrctoforG unfinished nv local ma.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03

.v. Henry Ward BeCcher has such q curl
T To know of the future, h. says he would
n-ly cnto hell, II he could only get ra-
ticket The return ticket J, 'fa .G' 5
-.la- VII bother him.
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There were four Indians drowned at Haw-
ley Station, Mimi, one night last week, and
now it is proposed to move EIawlcy Station
iMrthor west.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03

REFUSING TO BIZ MARRIED FOR LIFE
Albert Knight, a graduate of the normal
school of Albany, was to have been married
to one Of MaltaS Saratoga county, iarcst
daughters, and Withal a woman of some prcu-
MARY means, a. well a. of unblcm~hcd rcpU-
tation. The guests were all assembled The
wonld-bc bride and bridegroom were in their
gayest attire for the occasion, and the Rev
Mr. Webster. of Joncsyillc, just arrived put
on the finishing touch To the nuptial knot
when Mr. Knight wished a private interview
with the minister. The interview being grant
cd, lac refused 10 be- married unlcS, Mr. Web
strr would leave off the part the ceremony
where it reads. 'as long a. You both do live"
For SAYS Mr.. Knight the laws Of the state
grant divorce for certain reasons, and do
not know a. ] can live with her an my life
and do not want to take vows upon myself
that | might not Doe able To fulfill Mr. Web
s'nr replied that hc was not there rs LAWYER
lie had come only i'm au ecclesiastical way.
and If he wished iD brmurrirl he would mar
rs him according tD the rules OF the church
NharUpun Nlr Knight entered into logical
discussion of the subject, until the divine hc.
coming Disguised sought the woman mother
and informed hrr -aa' Knight did NOT wish 20
marry her daughter and lpii for home Tie
tired guests then atlpWu zoo what WAS 'uhaye
been the bridal feast which hal been kept
waiting -rril- Nm. long ui..u--iHn-I'.g
v ;. P,.a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03

Tor ;hc ottawa Free Trader.
flew 10 tln Line: IL; the Chip, Fall whcr,
they May
No man Co., genius is justly respected while
.living-JiS glory is pas. human. National
progression depends on three things: The
ability of its able,t men; the direction which
that knowledge takes; and, above all, the cX
tent and diffusion which tlat knowledge
takes. In this respect several men Of the
very hiGAes. Genius, in this country and Eu
rope, are o,r.c ~ the movements of vast
communities. 70 the shame of their countries
be it said, some are in obscure positions; for
those who originate a principle are never
found on prominent pinnacle of glory Loci;
back at Adam SmitE, at his chimney corner
originating more ltc than all the members OF
legislation that ever existed. In his political
Economy" see Mil debating to all govern
ments the conditions Of their existence, Hear
the solitary voice Of John Bright, during the
ignominious years Of the past, contending
for and urging mankind to Sclf-respect Look
at the results which the writings of Draper
Spencer and Buckle are working out in en-.
lightencd communities, and who will say that
they have not "Hewei to the line?'
But in opposition to all this: If deSpotism
will govern all by itself, then itmust take the
things which it can govern no longer; for,
AS sure as man is mortal and to err is hu-
man." justice declared enhances the price
at which the opposition must purchase safety
and peace; nor can we expect to harvest any
other crop than they did who went before.
five SOW injustice We must reap rebellion.
In reference to 50 important point there
is no palliating or denying the grand words
of the eminent historian, r. B. MacauIay. He
says: As lawgivcrs, we have errors of two
different kinds to repair. We have done that
which we ought not to have done; we have
left undone that which we ought to have
done We have regulated that which we
ought to have left to regulate itself; we have
left unrcgulatcd that which it was our special
bushes. TO have regulated; we have given to
certain branches ot industry Il protection
which was their banc. We have withhold
from public health, and from public morality,
a protection which il was our duty to
have given. We have prevented the laboror
from getting his loaf where he could ret ii
the cheapest, but we have not prevented him
from prcmaturcly destroying the health OF
his body and mind, by inordinatc toll,
hone we are aunrpHchinr the end of Wis
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mt Grant that it dared not offend him by
ling right in the case, and therefore lodged
by putting it off to next winter
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Gen Ben. +. Butler has bought a 100000
farm, the papers say Strict honesty and
close application to business did it-Cin
EHg.
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Dem advertisement.
BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.

TFE"Sc4LENC,E FhlfE. or SELF PRESERVA TON"
Ms ae aee cs s ANA SSS s 81 "
Debility, ypochondria, Impoency, spermatorrhGa or
of yont ndscscons ;, excssses of nature
years ins is indeed book for every man Thousands
happiness y the ceapesi aud best medical work ever
Ing. larh edition revised much enlaryed nnsraied
bound in beautiful french cotb Pce only 81 Sent TIDY by
RGi a S Of G o Aaa l FeAG2 5e1
60 NJ or .. W NAHkEN, Assistant Physician. n.
b. The author may bc consulted the above well all
diseases requiring sllA and experience may3-ly
NoTiCE.-The coparnm.lp heretofore existing
The husiucss VIII be continued az G., Cotton Co. All
80 '''' " - We ''''" Y. (, z S sNpETTaa;
TnaaAt for as. hyovs II shall be aim to merit
continuance o TIE same, and shall keep constantly hand
Ottawa hay iis;a-5w ~ II. c. COTTON & co.
OCAL AGENT wanted in Ottawa for THE
energetic person WHO win OBTAIN rssbcctbIe t of sub
scriers. can retain tnr position permsicay 6ueT occg
PGjE@n 40 Il @ t,Ge e, r " y %aeorg As
Hal nh he % ii a." GnGoE t 10 %osn GP business
companicd by such testimonials viii show the highest
takings. FUN particulars by addressing
May 3-iw sSMsiden Lane, New York.
FOR SALE Or EXCIIANGE for a
Nay 3. w NJ. TAYLOR.
IHOK p-Scveral New Safes of
various sizes, by w. NJ. TAYLOR.
May 3D., 1873.
STATE Oh la SALE Co.'S.
~ IN tat tUuHy CONT het0f. 10 H1V Term a 1873.
Cornelius Allen executor of the last Will and testament
ar1son Hubbard deceased Hannah NJ. Manning, Sa-
rah A. MetcaN John Hubbard, Daniel b. Wall, Ursula WALL
Harriet Wall Sarah Wall, Ann Patterson and Christian
stAL-Ptdioh 70 sell re,tl eN1te 10 pay deliy
II appearing from affidavit file In the office the
clerk Of said court that said DEFENDANTS Ann Patterson Err
sula Wall Harriet Wall and sarah Wall not residents
or sad state and said petitioner having filed his petition in
sand court the probate side thereof the 26h day
April D. 1873 for the sale OF the following described real
estate to pay debts of said estate TO wit lots one two,
lee FOUR nve SIX and seyen In block two In Rusts Add
ton TO the town of Mendoza, La Sale county ms and
nuons having been issued thereon according 10 law;
Notice, therefore Is hereby given 10 said defendants Ann
Patterson, Ursula WALL Harriet Wall and Sarah Wall that
unless you and each of personally be and appear before
said court at said term thereof to he held the Court House
In Ottawa In said county, the third Monday OF NAV
A. D. 1878, (when and where said summons IS returnabe)
and plead. answer, demur except said petition the
same will be taken Tor confessed against and the
ters and things therein prayed Tor deceed accordingly
H. J." MEAD Clerk
y. {. CRoOkER. Solicitor. lnay34w
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10000 GIFTS,
$500,0o0

On TUESDAY, JULY sth, lsI3, the Third Grand
Gift Concert, under the management of EX'Gover-
Tho f. Bramlee, and authorized by special act Of the
Legislature, for the bedcf of the Public Library Of Ken
lucky, positively and unequivocaly comes off in Public Ii
brary Hail. at Louisville KY, when lhnO gifts, all cash,
amounting 5000, VIII be distributed by lot among the
tickethoders. The money pay all these gifts In full ia
already bank and set aside tor that purpose as the follow
Ing certificate shows:
Onice Of Farmers and Drovers' Bank,
Louisville. Ky. April :, 1873.
This that there Is In the Farm r-' ana
Dro>er-' ISanlI. TO the credit OF the Third Grand
GItt Concert tor benefit the Public Library Ken
tuCky I'IN-c Humid rod I'houSu- al Dol
Ia which has been set apart by the Managers to
tho riis In m aud will be held by the Bank and paid
Tor this purpose, and this purpose only.
tsigneB H. $. WEIGH, Cashier.
only few tickets remain unsod, and they will be Turn
shcd to the applicants the following prIces Whole
tickets, $40; halves, s. quarters S2j0 II whoes for 500;
81 tor $50 li3 s0 and for 500 For tickets and
full Information apply to
TH0S. E. BRAMLETTE,
louisville KY.
or F. l. DIBBLE L CO.,
I54 La Sale St., Chicago III.
lG,h-,w
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There are no female dates, although there
are plenty of mandates.
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From Europe.

=
England.
Large numbers OF spanish refugees arc
living in England, on account OF the ciyil
= in that country.
Ihc king and queen Of Denmark are ia
it London IN May
The Lancashire Hallway ComPahyS car
&c works in Manchcster together "l'h hlty
omotiveS ana one hundred ana hI'y coacllcS
rned last Saturday night. Loss one million
liars
'aIcralt the celebrated Lh&llsh AahSlAAh,
lounccS his retirement from business
hard Evans, ior i"ur years ms assistant
lis successor
ZEN thousand cmlgrants lett Liverpool last
OK for the Ihi'ea STATES
sharp shock Oh an earthquake was lett at
ncaster on Saturday
II the commons on lu'Nday, JacoD bright
lie strong speech IN l"Vor OF women OF
perry hclng allowed 10 VOC IN Ln&iah|,
nS the case OF wyoming, dc, Mr..
SitS motioh received 100 votes against
votes
| rl,nt took nlocn ON Nodnog1o,, md wac
Inv Came ForyorJ. Eoisor' ,coord and
Ivan ,hirJ
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03

The husband who dcvourcd his wife with
kisses found artcrward that she had disagreed
| with him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03

CAN CONSUMPTION BE CURED This question - often
asked but rarely answered To the satisfaction oi the pa
TENT our answer j., that pulmonary consumption IN lts
Inc.prut form durable any other disease only
the right remedies applied. Tie question naturally
to what the remedies In reply we state htt
Marsden Pec0rsl Balm hus been used successfully 10 over
million OF eases and has been adopted by physicians as
the most reliable remedy known for the treatment OF ron.
chil affections.
one great reason that MarsGau's Fecpra Balm h'ssan-
such popularity is the TACT at'ts within the reach OF
all and can De purchased from an dealers AZ aiy cents Tor
small or one dollar large bottle. one bottle VIII eheri
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-03

CLOSE CALL.--On Saturday last Geo. W. W.
Blake, Esq while walking over the Indian Creek
bridge, ON the o. o. ~ +. X. V. r. H., came near
meeting his final adicu to this world. He was
walking on the bridge referred to, when train
approached him from the rear, and at place
where he could neither 20 forward or backward
He jumped off about 30 feet, and though not hay.
mg sustained serious injuries, has many marks
and bruises to show how nearly he was called
upon to quit So long rs George lives, and is
able to get about We am content.