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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-17
REMOVAL.

T.. GALLAGHER
takes this method to inform the people Of St. Johns
bury and vicinity that he has moved his place Of hus
ness 70 WARDS BLOCK, first store from Eastern Az
enue on Railroad Street, where he will keep constant
" on hama all kinds of ready-made
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT reasonable prices.
The Custom Department.
Being practical boot and shoe maker, and employ
ing rst-cass workmen, am confident of giving entire
satisfaction to all who may give me trial
twill manufacture all kinds Of
LADIES Boots, Serge, Giouo CdiG GHd Md,
and all kinds of Gents rstclass Boots, both in style
and quality. Remember the place,
First Store in Wards Block,
from Eastern Avenue, ON Railroad Street.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-17

EO. &. q GEO. W. CAnOUN
C0UNSELLORS AT LAW, SOLICITORS IN CHAN
~ Gerry, procure Pensions ana bountlts
Lyndon, Vermont.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-17
HENRY q. g1bI..


A TTORNEYs & SOLICITORS IN CHANGER
n Office in Brick Block, opposite IT. Johusuu
House.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-17

FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSERS, BASEMENT
Il Avenue House Block, Railroad Street. st. Johns
bury, Vt, Hair and Whskers dyed satisfactorily OF
no pay. They alone Robert Thomas Clemens
Hair Dye Ladies and Clildren's Hair Cutting neat
ly and tasteiullv executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

AMER psrs decided filling od receipts e. the bshe Ports
h certain later falling Of Of e sht seems
Although able with good weather 10 harvest arg dsV
vey figures the major part them hold bot one op sna
quenty prices early the season woed De qe $3.50
farmers hold their with the hope Of better e
IN the season So depends weather here and v ~
rope during this month that idle 70 advance an %
value Of Wheat From northern Ohio Indiana no M & q
much less than sc bad looked for fortnight nneej
oscuh This general TIER we shoss yh S oS, ,s Nc
NdvsseeI The opinion ta with the acreage We hsd Sc
cured An average crop but intelligence oH the West has
st,' ~ "a S bs lsrped the crop good the yield
promises BE- vaab and 10 s too early 70 g On o. we
probable result the pospee, @ s"a nc o., nrs, ~ he
fs5t berry large and puhp and the Is true OF
re srop 10 HeWJeney and PennsTysnia An enterpnsng
W., a., Nehnsia the onanty very hne indeed, think
Ill s,gs IS the bushe and with cheap hs look for
bra supplies hensen few Tes our sde from the Continent
sbs crop the early estimates and
m Germany Aust and Russia the reports variable and eoee
arr $50 275 against 40l lac bush the corresponding week last
yesri have diminished stock store which unusual at ms
WHEAT earl day higher buyers held off, the
closes for good Spring and heavy for common qua
Winter but s notice the frat srys Of New A%9I ONO
che quality much better than last to Porter m %
The III 900 busb Sld$l IL for Rejected Spnng 81 50
nOnnAl M No Chicago Spring 81 20d$l - to No Chssso
az Tor sbeboyRan 81 Western todl In store Bar
quiet Barley steady Oats good demand and
istTe he sales are So 600 bush new a42c,
White 4SQ52e Black 4004lc Western MiIed at 4l1
d2i White zsa52c State Mixed al 4li29422e Rye
Soc and 10000 bush Do arrive at Soc and Sic
and refused and 10000 bush to-day in store al 500
1875 600 Damp and Unsound at
Hot; Mixed 6005S for steamer and 81 a56 for
uds IL the sales are $4,000 bush SAIL Mixed seller september.
at T9Slo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North asd RdllTo1ds
Aue % pkgs pkg BeesEsI % pkga Ded Plt 4338
bb R.os ll9 bb Corn Meal l9l2l9 bush Wheat 43 $50
ba Cora 80 56l OzS 2S7l bush Peas 297 bbls Beans
n bb Copper PCS bb Rgg 1893 bales Cotton 1O7 bags
Beans 59A bundles hides GA Hides 1913 sides Lasibsr "a bb
1oss 77 bales Wool 432 bills WHISKY 800 pkg OIL Cake 425
pIgs Cat Meats 100 PKG Lard 3612 plg Butter 10 ptg5 TsoW
pkes Cheese % tea Stean IL bales Skins $40 bb osn
7O2 bb Spirits Tmpean il bb Tar 1850 pigs StSreh 1904
slabs Speler 1872 hhds Tobacco, So pigs Tobacco
ending Saturday Aug inclusive
al 0Gg IBIS Four $40 bbs WHISKY O79 bb Com Meal go
bush oats Malt 37SS bush Pea 100 bags Seed SO
73 Beef 90 PORK 3232 bGgG Out Neat
1850 pkgs Lard, 500 kegs Lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
CATTLE MARKET

CHICAGO Aug 2-Receipts for wek-Cae 1885, Hnes 57767
Sheep S39. Corresponding week last yeaUas 1883 HO2s
56 1885, Sheep 4076 Cattle quiet and weak especially ior the
dun grades shipping steady quotations $685. 20;
80 6OdS5 90 choice IS 259$j 80; goo $685. 10
81 20 ~ 5O medum dull, $3dSl 25 buchers
cattle irregular 81 75d 50 10 according 70 quality Texans quiet
SO 5OGS4 80 for Norhernfed S2a$3 80 through droyes
Hoes dull weak aud lower 81 %
$4 so heavy; 81 coast so gAt; about 10000 uDsO
SHEEP dull and weak $3QS4 20, eonmOs " cAO.ce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
oRrs rRox sErr ]. 1872. To DArn

HAY-Tbe steady with demand the arrivals light;
quote Choice Timothy S3GS34 Prime $23 $3Oi
DO. SO ~, and Shipping 81 SlSas20 Long Rye Straw
quoted at SlSQS2O ADD Dat a. So
MOLASSESVe Quiet and quotations unsettled and nominal x
NAVAL STORESSpts Tupeuno has been fair request and
the value steady at 43c for merchsnee $50
bed S3 d3 % TO straiIe fne
rs1es quiet; No SO 1898 80; No. So 40
50 10 81 90 sud Pale 50 50 So and
So 30 o Wnd0g G Tar and P1eh remain quiet and without
teature Of interest
OLs-Cude Fish are steady with limited demand Bussed 10 IN
and
98695c bbls Meohaien without change QBoti 40040
Prime WneT Lard 7374c and present make al 6se Other OILS
dull
PROvsIONS-we had inquiry
considerable this owing 10 the
interest Tor this month and much below
reduced stock Considerable and estimating
suse the sock Of Por in the couay much below that
81 be corresponding last AMI the home consumption
equs limited
and prices Is still upward Extra Prime Is in reduced
supply and again higher Prime Mess is and wanted
To-day the POk market and nomi
Of much The sales cash l75
5b Sl1 80 FOR New Mes S4 81 for Prime; 81 for Clear for
cevery Of nothing OF Reef quiet bat frm;
$13 Tece Beef is firm but quiet
heye; Of $50 City Peked Hams
l3d132 averaged 13dl8c; 500 Picked Shoulders
5i 200 City Smoked DO az S d9's%i 500 10 Smoked Hams
average at 9i2l; 200 Fresh Hans l1al2c, 5000
Picked Bellies 206 &c steady but quiet;
% 900 boIes Loose shot b Gle 10000 DO st 9ci 90
Long Clear S and 100 boxes $50 AID 10 900 Light
677c tnr CITY dull and weaker; Of 780 bbls and
7a for No Il S4aS9s for City The latter for
81 for Pair 10 Prime Steam; for future delivery
$50 Al 9l6e; go toA seller segtem
Der lll6s $50 sst light seller december at SS, and $50
EPoKfs o. FHooSs IRON NEw-roHK YoR 1az WEEK ENDING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
Gelu iDanteo-- 0Iales.

Il. STEWART g. Co. want first-class
~. CUSTOM SHIRT CUTTER Also Grs,csss CUTTBR for
BOIS CLOTHING Men Of aad taste
need o. py Nnth.sL entrance broadway ana Tenth 81.
boy WANrED-Aged about IS years il not
lf-d 10 WORK. Address MINERAL wArB Tnbane oaee.
With wages expected
WANTED AGENTS.-Worthy the special
w Of oil and eIpeaereci Those eesbaed
s,eelIne EHGRAVISGs via COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE. POUR
beaatri PICTURES representing Cboof Yoats Minhoo Ant oh
Age; fo t frs Pnee rsdar 70 s
ascsi rohgg BIKE j; 0aeri he Ameueau Plle ts
aruAry uud flduesmtr ~ Fan particulars fc aadleo
b. " kUsskLL4 rgsUsesE. % CsGnhiD, bss'0u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
DOMESTIC MLRrprs

4LsnT Aug 2Wheat m fair inquiry no sales Rye nomSsy
75e Tor Com neglected; Western Mei hell Al 65g57e Bar
Oats steady, sb limited demand. sale, tro cars
SO. Western at 5Od5lc; Do. White, OBJ. "
2--Lake and Raj Imports
Pour 1854 Wheat "a 564 bush az 400 buSh at.
AZ $50 bush Canal sbpments-Nhe G2 086 bu CON az 40
Ls expors-Wheat 10 200 bush Com 90 no asb Oats
500 bush Canal Ffeigns New York-wbeat I0s fsra
gis,. Oats 6le. FiesI quiet Wtssn spnAg 50 5O6sT,
Bier III q; Amber 81 6Oa$8 5Oiwme S91so Is W6e.t
IN gt demand sale Milwaukee No Spdng Al 40,
DO M Furnr AZ 81 30 quOted; Mwunkee No spng a.
33dSl 40t Mlwankee 10. 81 So Cbesyo No. spring
81 20; 81 5d$l 49, White Michigan VI 709$1 as
no steady 900 bush. No PRIME At 45e Os qaict;
900 50 l50O bush Chicago No. a.
I've nounai 73075e Barley MPrme Winter Western 81 rs
ISL 20 Canada o. IS. ProTaOus-hes P2k Sl6 boa
f7 Sfo Cuts Si6 50a&l7j Hams &i4 Bactet US 6O shoa
der 80 Dne Beef sl7 Be Toagues o. doIen5 COINED Beef
S5dSl2 Lard 6La5lze. in ttT,es, g. " Kegs -.
BILflNokK Aus. 2-COltss quiet Low Mfiding l9dlS4e
"a fair ID. pes Wheat steady
arm uncsbged cotn db sosihen White 50 3e o. Yellow
S8d5ac MIC Wes.ern 56 - Oais weaks Southern Al d44c
Wetsrp bIea S9as1e DO ~ 42z3 aye qsst bs af@ at So
a7Os Ray aAoget rrgaoEs sses Ms Posf 81 a$l5 9o
Bah Msss b., fra sssass,s Itib sdss 9h2
sHa hseF shSgesss 9aee 100 sizes io2 eios. C'e.,
Eb Sides llQ HE suefeaied Hans l42Ul6tc Lafo Gun az
eqs4 ws.les Bstsr qus good % e1Oes lsezls WHISKY
CsGzso Aug Tloar qgt. ard taaanss1 sses o. Choice
ovf ie scarce es u No spaag 81 IL ~
~ slsi q ~ ssns osSsssg sae ~ Essk o. wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

Aug 2COon- Demand moderate; Ordinary. l26
l4c Ordinary. 144dlje; Low Mdding lSc; Aidngs,
lSs.al87s receipts III bales gross III bales exports to
Britain 1914 bales cOastws 1853 bales sales SOC bales last
evening 400 bales stock. % 29S bales
LoUisyLIs Aug 2Coon dull MiidHngs, 1S9 receipts, TO
bales; shipments, 200 baes.
sAvAsNAIs 2Coton d0l bare Of ofsings fMdings,
receipts 90 bales sales bAlesi stock
WILNTNGIOS. Aug 2CottOn dull Mddhngs, lo'4ei net
ccipts, z bales; stock, 1923 bales
aBALTIMORB, Aug. 2-C0On dull; Mdiings 2OG net receipts
80 bales 80 bales eKporeoaswse lO2 bales 'se 10
baesi stock 1857 bales.
BosToS Aug 2Conon quiet; Mddugs 2lc net receipts l57
bales gross 252 bales sales 200 bales stock 10000 bals.
LOUIS Aug Cotton dali Mddhngs, 10 2ci receipts, 81
bales; Shipments bales.
CHGRLRsros dali and nominal little doing Mid
dng 19c receipts 39o Oaes s2es 30 bales socA AZ
bales
CIvcIsxAT Aug 2-Coon dali Mldihpgs, l9c receipts 1G
bales; shipments. 237 bales stock, 1888 bales.
SoRFoLK 2Couon dull and nominal Low hdiings Is
receipts 534 bses 400 bales sae 20 bales
stock 1868 bales.
AUGUSTA 2COon steady; MdfLngs lol4c receipts lOl
bales; sales 100 bales %,
PHLApKLPHIA, August 2Cott0n quiet DiddinRs 20i2e.
MOBILE 2-CoOn quiet demand moderate; Mdlugs 1Sle
net reoeips 80 eIpoFs-ooiwise 252 bales sales 800
bales; stock, 10. 905 bales
GALvssToS Aug 2Co,ton steady Texas Ordinary 13c Good
Ordinary receipts II bales sales 100 bales stock l054l
MEMPHIS Aug 2Cotton firm; Low Mildlngs l9l3s; receipts
254 bales; shpne5ts, 222 bales stock, 9,2Gl ba.eA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
&c, 81 lOO bales MetIcan /,

gUGARs-Tbere business Raw Sugars todsyi holders
r sd8 for Fair Good R6Oing but these prices could
rot alse with hogsReads quoted
lie $1,000, -,
rgARISvey quiet but ssdy GALES Of 10000 lbA in bids
Gle ooo. ~,
g re ,.o,,, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

EUROPEAN MAkkEIS.
LONDON Aug 2-l23O m-Iniod States bonds, yves
9Oas Erie Railway shares. 467s
L1sDos, Aug. 2-l80 m.-Bde Rsilway shares. al.
LDsDOS Arg. 2-2:30 p. COEsols for money 922L United
siaies FVetSenty bonds 1865, "a % new Fycs, eOst
LIVERPOOL, ADg. 2l2SO sets Of Cotton shipped from IA
vftnah Charleston deliverable September, at 1884, and DO not
bclJ~ Low Md hing, atS7l. '
LwEaPooL, m.-CottonThe market firm but unchanged
hedg upand Ss; Miohng Orleans 9st saes, ~ OO0 bales
Beiahnc JoOO bales for speealsrcn and export. T..
LyEUrooL Aug. 2-Z:3O Of Cotton to-day
900 b Of American; sales Of Cotton, below Good Oasry
spp1 October anq NoTemb a. 1885, shipped from Savannah
Onsfton not 00" Low Ad1g deliverable IN August SGD
Bsdssus quiet Cheese G3 y eWG r tie beat sa1es Of
AN Fiur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
urox Tnu,r CoxpAsr oy srv.YoaK,

UsIoS THusr CopPAsr NkvYoak,
73 BROADWAY, Of Rectorst NEs York July ~ $50
rTNHE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY having paid to tbs Comply the sun OF Thirty Ihou
,ani Dollars in sntng Pan nnder the preTions sT
dated May 1872 the UNION 1hvsI
COMPANY Of NBWyORK viii receive PROPOSALS or before
2m the SALE o. the BONDS OF sa
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Issued under SAD
mortgage said Thirty Thousand Dollars IN carreneI
right decline az proposals Tor Tie e
said bonds greater premium than 10 cent above par IN cur
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF sBw.roRK, Trustee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
WOOL MARKET


BoTO 2n Domestic Wool transactions hsve been large
during the past week having amounted 2O50OOO h.
Fleece DOL ends ready the manufacturers
Prices reported Owing large receipts
have been Fleece Wool but stocks
generally observed that the principal buyers
domestic fleece connected with mills which last using
Australia Wool almost exclusively. California Wool remains quite
steady pnce 35c figure the choicest clips Sales
made Of Ohio and Pnnsana 1eece medium extra and
47d5lc; Michigan 45149c Indiana Wisconsin
and other Western 44za4Si Cobing and Desine 5ga57c I'm
2S035c Tub 5O052c Secured 80 75c Spring
California "a G35 Fall Caforna l9c SD2ernne and Extra Pulled
3Od35c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
Chances for Business Men

"NN' w Dhpi'Sop ~"N"
A CHRISTIAN MAN, satisfactorily Endorsed,
IA who influence trade purchase Printing
business sOO 10 $1,000 Fselass references nged
P. p, Boz lO8 Tribune ORce.
A FlRoI-CLASS BUSINESS, as to character
ana pToa can be seeur BY competent party with moderate
Gps H sppng to JACOB CHACE, from ~ to l. at the Office Of
JOHN slg0EL Co. 10 Ceiar-sL
EOR SAbE-A large, first-class, pleasant and
profitable hanuiletung business with syery facility at hand.
BIGGs SON 2Os Broadway
ITO CAPITALISTS fine investment for
e-Args Hotel nearly and substantially built by
The dsy completely inbheii stable, bowngaey, SC situated
one o. p'hirs most thriving towns IN immediate vicinity OF
depot Only % mile from Bscn undemes whole
weu rented prc 100000 large amount OF which
morgsge at exchange for NeYok CITY Neerse
% Eastern property Address apply at AZ DeVousbrest Boston
Mass, Albert Gates IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
.y-JgCELL.zyVEOUs.

BROOKLYN RESIDENTS READ THIS
Yon csp Obtain SERVANTS Of all kinds, for city and at
he BROoKLYN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU % Coneori-st,
Paon MANAGED BIZ LADIES' Has been In successful operation
tvn and han years DiarSes for agas. Moahy and Wet
Nursor supplied
100 WEST 19TH-ST., between 9th and 7th-
40 respscbie to ol BY the day " was
tfon. or clean. Excellent refs renee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
GARRISON Ny

MISS II. NJ. PARKHURSTs
~ SUMNER BOARDISG-HOUSB
EEWBUHGH, ~ Y.
Rooms large and airy. Good nyer view.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LINE offer extraordinary Inducements to excursion parties oF tue
great watering place OF America,
LONG BRANCH.
The attention Of churches societies clubs picnic pees S
called to the following schedule Of relucei rates:
Parties Of 30 and less than 100, 81 30 round tnp.
Parties Of 100 aud ess thaG 200. 81 % ioun4 u1p
Parties Of 200 and oal 81 round uip.
THE EAST End HOTEL,
Gus. Fller. with its beautiful lawn
eoqu AMI other pleasure grounds for the free use Of ehcu
permanent and Transact guests
Rooms AM meals at LIBERIA rates.
the desirable location the beach, For Information Apply
the Companvs Office 80 Broa Aston House; Per Is NORM
' JOHN y. COLE.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
w nfenf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
CuiTTENANGO

4 lUITTENANGO
~ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Madison County n Y large Hotel Furnished Cottages, Miner
Baths telegraph &c. j. H. BRIrrON, Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
Summer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD at Cornwall, Jon the Hudson.
Fhe shade views, pleasant drye
aBd rsmoe. boating kc with good board at reasonable prices Ad
dsessG H. CARSWELL, CornTel, on the HUDSON. NJ Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

aIQ THOMPS0N-ST.- frst-cass colored
. LAUSDRBss soicits families genlenens WASHING
10 Do at her house; reliable, prompt and Trustworthy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
ON IRON SEv-IcnK SoR Iaz WEEK ENDING
lkEsE.
Ohio. common 10 fsir..l0 oil

CSRs:liicrc continued an see demand for expert and prices are
steady. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
Marble ono slate .Mantels.

A KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE,
~. IZISG Monks i3t and 1876 Blsi " ghteentht nAoe
aArbieirsd Aans rhN MARBLE Coehtcrs hoaaAsah a. pn 'a
deiy competition. mitble tareius ios ths 1rAie
CTEW AR1"e Slate Mantels, Marble and Wo .si
- Mfuieis Rehini ees-5t ios e The sN,,s pns <@V any -
Wei TueaG .pisl al, aS,Ai,H sssssA AZ bAlss"'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
Dentleirp.

SIMONSON & ECCLEST0N, dealers in Lee
- bs eu, Mountain AHa Rel Asa Coal Faraaee Crate, saa
sioys 81 50 Nat 90 Of 600 pouai eead sai iessSi
ouse 30 Wat Tirv6usIs Branch OAee sos Wee l~enF hs
a. Yar .si 2i2 wss koJssso0I, bstNssa boasN aa'
Rghth-sVe - r..4 ....... ... ... ID. ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

HEATH HOUSE, SchoOley Mountain Springs,
j. NOW 0PES-Moantain unsurp.sedi no nuske
toes; frs-elass. j. WARREN COLEMAN, Propnetos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

I Farm DAIRY, common. z a y
Day the u arket for Refined 81 well a.
\ and lower; no disposition was mani
vs.; Refined STANDARD White. tic. for
&C., spot or month. Gases, PFC
The market AZ the oil-producing points
the following figures quoted: OIL
81 G2l2: Parkers. 81 80 a 81 81 y
Philadelphia market was dull and
{ lie, spot or month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04

JSO WEST 31ST -ST.-An experienced
DEB eored LAUSDRRSs socs washing and ironing DO at
her rooms, pess &c. done in superior s'e Mrs slhhS
6OI EAST 54TH ST.--TW0 FLIGHTS UP,
Zs1 baek-A respectable do washing Der
prom md reliable and understands hut.ng.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-21


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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-21
Ayg'aallItGasaRie!:'.rl'
kSEgE EAss@s. n1aEsn -, 1sza.- =
Getting Married

FstsI sttS -
Girls, don't think you have reae he'd thesl
SIM, and subs, ance of earthly bliss when
9Dl III. H. write ms before your name TO
DO sure 4 Is . N very roper as vel as pleas
10 bs.oant. to have !, h use an,1 hu band ofone'
cxn provided that u.ne is o,a enough TO Ca Kes
sSFs ~ tie same. but simply 70 get married.
in only u small part Of the plan ueslgnef by
the Creator for cur wisdom and happlf less
:. TO most girls their we ddings daV + day
OF emancipation nom care; Joyfui Degln INNS
state of Sexisbencc;E oIiile "tno' it
shade of grief, or aught TO mar us PER- set
'IlA4nony. lis SO pleasant 20 DC 'ne one
idol of n true heart no wender fheyf Jung
S@gfff sees everything .tif4 ugh roscoe Iored
spectacIes. But. after IN, it is as wei TO re-
'i1rn1.er that others before Ter have entered
lt,e martin onal st tie, and found it tcs be one
= of care, doubt and anxiety. And Trey were
womeis good as thesbess &S's ~ So
1T is this In stake, that leads SO many peo-
pile wrong at the commencement of marre,i
aas lie. they 4etakesno sthought sofs their dute
SyS vowsrd one 'sanother, and remember that ~
all erril ~ creatures. and their idol no .ess
VS. clay than Others only That their love h. j
made it old. They expect freedom + ,om
care in married. life. but they ha' ye on,y
TmEy rsyen VI their freedom aud yco ~. = eneea
Il auHfe,s cal es.lhl earnest lIhci ar Ter the ex
ctemcrt of being "the brde,'a nd ..ohoa,ped
. c0m
setting down TO real. act .ual lite. and the
. yyoung wife. must neecs r caro- TO eat, drink
sleep, .sist, and receive yiitors, Thesae. nre
s, pa IS Of her duties, AZ before, while. an adj
,sFhi ditont herdome stie caTas she mnst learn
to adapt her ter .,per and disposition to an
pther'svieVs and learn the beautiful lesson
Of selEdshb L, If she expects perfect peace.
Potts may sing ct loves young dream and
ssAI faifein sseottage, but practical people wi.l
tie you bow much more is loves awaken
II ing andla comfortable two-stoTy. Its this
kfhN,i very dream Of love that breaks so many
&@ksS hearts. Z dreamed less of love, and
accepted its wideawake reality, there would
be less disappointment and more real hap
80 piness.s Not until ascopp. e have left of the
dream, and turned to the joys of real love
ard me- 90 they understand. how perfect
love may make the he rts peace. But alas /!
yeaE to 70 often tue awakening comes after the
spi, lit has flown. So take our advice, girls,
and t you are fortunate enough to get a
steady and honorable man tor a husband !,
don't SD, ,ii your chance of happiness by mis-
taken vie, vs.. Look hpon "getting married.
as only paru. OF your mission:g
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A widow of Utica complaing that since
the last snow storm they have rlin sleigh
road over her house, and the horses are
kicking tile lightning all to pieces. y
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| !. ARE. there any. Episcopalians in this
vicinity, MADAME inquired tall, thin
stranger OF Mrs Artemus, as she stood ~
the open door, in answer to his knock.
ssAny which ~ fta3 II III
g Episcopalians. ''-asiiEzata2
Now, if Mrs. Artemns had a failing, i was was
that. she never would admit that she could
n,o,ssibly be ignorant Of anything. She al
WAYS k new all about any subject mentioned.
sSo.she an swercd ri t.@ = ~
/ ssEn;scoSalians!:r Wall, we don't exactly
know. Ny John-he's my son--he see
ofhethin, out n the cornfieh yesterday.
he didn't really Know what # was, but told
Nm / guessed il vas IA chipmank. But now
Won speak ont. I'll bet it was a Episikstehr-
palium. And my next neighbor, Farmer
Hawkins, he said he shot at 4somethln' that
sam same day that John seq his strange crlftur.
and Farmer Hawkins he thought it was 50 me n,
wild critter that had got ont OF some manas-
ery somewhere. Anyhow, think that g
Eplscopaling. too. Be they bigger'n emp up
monk ?" .,,s. So
arYou misunderstood me. MADAM" s.
aWall, you needn't tel Uneasy. III
there's any Piscowaliums III this here neigh
borhood you can jest make up your ml ma
that they'l get shot j w Il air, too feeHn 9
community to let things ron at large which
mout destroy and dcsour somebody. Come
in, wont ye Pc
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