Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-29
1t is expected that ]. NJ. PEBBLES Wi

1t is expected that j. NJ PEBBLES will
lecture at the Town Hall in this village
ION Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ev-
'euiugs of this week, Goth Both and 3lst.
Subjects to be selected from the following
Dist:
/. The Mormans of Utah, Kanakas of Homo
lulu, and Cannibals of the South Sea Islands.
Australia, socially and commercially Its Gil
lnate, Fruits and Gold Diggings.
II. New leland and its Maoris. Confucius
|'and the Chinese; manners, customs and laws.
|Do they murder their children eat rats, puppies,
land worship their ancestors? The religions and
kdestiny of China.
Ill. Southern a.-singapore-Its Nut
{megs, Clover Fields and Cinnamon Gardens
EThe Tigers, Monkeys and Serpents of Maacca.
|Orang- outaDgs and Gorilla. The Malays, the
progenitors of the North American Indians.
4 ". India and its Castles. Ganges-bathng
and the burning of their dead. Their Gods,
[Tcmples and Customs. The Brahmins and their
Literature. Keeshub Chunder Sen and his prin-
&cples. Missionaries. IIindoos at Home
blowers of Silence'' The Arabs-how they
live The Country and its Products, The Red
Sea, Mt Sinai and the Suez Canal.
VI Egypt and its Pyramids. BY whom,
when and for what purpose were they built ?
The Tombs, Mummies, Ruins, Campus Stone.
&The Copts and modern Egyptian Customs. The
4 Aexandrians Library.
A VII. Palestine and Pilgrim Shrincs. Beth
Dead Sea,-Jordan Jerusalem
and the Sacred Places. Fighting Monks. Tent
[ing.
ii VIII. The Turks. Catacombs Of the East.
4 Rome, Pompei and Herculaneum. Hotel-Life,
&Street-Tife and Field-life in Europe. The Old
4World and New in contrast.
Burlington, by a vote Of 745 to so
voted on Thursday last to aid in the con-
struction of the Burlington & Lamoi!le r.
N r. to the amount of $l60, 100000. That
this result would be attained with such
unanmity was not expected, and some ev-
en- doubted that the city would bond at
Hall. The expression ought to and doubt
less will have a good influence in the other
5tOwus on the line, and it thereby ensures
the building Of the road,
n We always dislike to tell our readers
4 that they owe us something and request
payment, but our creditors occasionally
fremiud US that we owe them something
I and we feel compelled sometimes to do So.
&. Just at this time we need all that is cue
Is, and our friends in areas will confer a
Ppecal favor by paying up. DO not wait
or an agent to call Or bill to be sent, but
end right along at our risk if you cannot
fonvenicntly call at the office.
I'M The Uttons have gotten up two
days trot, which will take place Wednes-
day and Thursday, August 18th and 18th
pn the grounds of the Fair Ground Go.
Sl250 are offered-dlvided into seven
purses. The judges are E. A. Parks of
St. Johnsbury, Geo. Davis of East Mont
peier and p S. Benjamin of Wocott.
One Of those ridiculous and provoking
errors which torment an editor more than
|Fnything else, crept into the paper last
week. The word immersion was rendered
IMMERSION. 1t was noticed and marked on
The proof.sheet. but through the careless
hess Of the one who had that in charge,
was left uncorrected.
SABBATH SERvIcE.-Rev Mr.. Parkhurst
will occupy his pulpit next Sabbath morn
Jug at usual hour, and will preach at No.
Hyde Park at half past one in afternoon.
"A drenching rain commenced falling
Monday morning and continued till yes
erdaJ noon, filling the streams.
II Many farmers in this vicinity finished
kheir haying during the pleasant weather
+ ri last week.