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PO h R d H
No. IO4 CrOtOn street.
Cleveland, d,
kntz q Humboldt.

Kdyz vysly prvni svazky ,,kosmosu"
Cd Alexandra Humboldta, kter6zto dilOv
ucenem svete nesmirnou pozornost vzbu-
dilo, vyhrnuli Sc ma spisovatele tmafi je
zoviti jake smecka postvanych hafanI, a
by je usttkali nell ustvali. Byte ,,kos-
mos" Cd svobodomysln6 nepfedpojate
kritiky chvalen doporu6ovan co nova
bible Glov6eenstva, co zieven6 nabozenstvi
pfirody, pfitici Sc We vsem vsudy zjevene
mu nabozenstyi orthodoxniho sveta, jak
protestantskeho tax katolick6ho.
Jednoho dne sesel Sc vyssi katohcky
duchovni drazdanskem, do Prahy Ie
doucim vlakn .ednom knpe Sc starcem,
iehoz neznych modrych oci netistSi Ii
dumilnost jehoz intelligentnich rysd
oblcele vysoke vzd6lani neobycejna
zkusenost ziraly. Cestou SO dali oba ce-
stujici spolu do rozhoyoru 0 dennich uda-
lostech Jelikoz toho Gasu Humboldtdv
,,Kosmos" vseobecnou pozornost ma Sc
byl upoutal, zatal katolicky knee hovor o
tie knize a strhal il ] spisoyatele jejiho az
beda. Rozpalen zlobou a naplntn zlym
duchem nesnaselivosti, zvolal posleze:
,,Tento Humboldt jest nejv6tsi kacif a
hfisnik, jakeho kdy syet nosil, a tim ne
bezpeentisi samospasiteln6 cirkvi, tim
hlubsi MAJOR jemu jeho k wire nepodobne
vedomosti do neitajntjsich dilen pfirody
otviraji. Jen il zbozhujea a vzyva a jsou-
cnost bozi upira. Mnoheln vinnejsi nez
Jan Hus, zaslouzil by upalenu byti. a.
no, ia sam bych zapalil Gnu hranici, z niz
by duse toho neznaboha do pekel odlete-
Ia"
Stafecek dobromyslnym dsm6vem
naslouchal tomuto zlobyplnemu vybuchr
sveho spolucestovatele, kdyz skoncil
pravil: ,,Jste pfirodozpytecl"
NE, jsem bohoslovec.'
,,Vyt zajiste poznavate boha liz pou
hych knih. Ukol pfirodozpytce ale jest
studovanim vselikych ziev1 velebne pr
rody k poznani boba dojiti = a into ce
stu, ktera zaiiste neni meme spolehliva 1
dobra, at ovsem obtiznGjsi, volil Hum
boldt. ia nemyslim, &c jest tax hroznJ
clovek, jak Wy jel licte," dodal statecel
dobrodu5ne.
Ma to ale propuknul katolicky knee ,
novy vybuh zloby: ,,Kterak jen," hor-
lii, ,mdzete Sc zastavati clovtka, iehoz W
likanska vina davno jiz jest dokazana
Prosim boha, ably mne jen jednou popfa
kacifem tim nekde samott Sc setkati
ia bych iej ku vetsi cti slave boA vlstni
ma rukama zardousil."
Privetivemu dobromyslnemu stated
ku Sc rozmluva Humboldtovi neispis
znechutila anebo mu pred zuficln
knGzem bylo nevolno; obrat
nosti lehkosti velmi spolecenskeho mi
ze uvedl rozmluvu ma takova pole vedy
ktera bohoslovim nejsou pflmem spc
ru. Zde pax rozvinul takovou hojnof
vedeni dal knezi nahlednouti tax nj
dostihlou dusevni hloubku, ze tomut
chvili sla hlava kolem, nebot ac sam by
muz uceny, tolik ucenosti, jakou stafece
vzdy vice vice daval ma jevo, dosud n
kde byl neshledal. Cd te chvile poslou
chal ien chvilemi jako skolak Sc ma t
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CEHO LIE DOKAZATI v STROJ

NICTVI? Divali Sc ma paroviz obycej-
ny tlovek, nenapadne jej pfi tom asi mic
parovozy sevsednily co sevsednelo, to Ii
di nezajima a neponouka k pfemltani.
A pfedce neni vynalezu, ktery by boha-
tejsi a vaznejsi latku k pfemitani posky-
toval nez parovlz, vynalezu, ktery by po
vrch zeme ouplntji byl promenil ma
vsechny veci lidske mocnej radikalneii
pdsobil - jedinj vynalez knihtiskafstvi
vyilmaje.
Ddmyslnf Stephens byl vedle sveho
parovozu, ktery prvotni nedokonalosti
Darlingtonu, V Anglicku, jest vystaven
ma pamatku, vetsi uctyhodnejsi muz,
nezli stary Napoleon cele vitezne arma-
dy, ktera starobyla kralovstvi vyyracela
Europu, ASH Afriku neptatelske Vi
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Ma sdpdd.
II. MYEltS,
Genl Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
BEE l. II.

CteUeida,d, C0tunlbats, Ca11ca1a'1ats d
Indiana IL. IL.
Z Clevelandu odiizdf 6.55 dopoiedne
$50 $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi 7.s0 rano 400
9.55 odpoledne.
z Crestline 9.55 rano SIS 1000 odp.
DO Columbus 1925 pol. GAS 1886
7noci
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.30 edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
2 Cincinnati 100 1000 rano GAS veg.
indianapolis 625, 1850 100 rano.
z st. Louis 7.15 rano 255 7.40 odp.
Chicago ESQ $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi iezditi vecernim
Atlantic n Great Western R R
Ma vychod oayfsdt a svychodu pfVi&M.
2 Clevelandu 1925 q 500 rano 3.45
1905 vecer.
Do Cevolandu 100 l0.45 rano 4lo a
0.55 veGer.
Do New Yorku 90 rano, 4.55 9.20 yeG
2 Bostonu $50 rano, sos veGer.
ZNew Yorku $50 ll.0o rano, 535 a
TOO veter.
Lake Shore a Michigan South. II. II
Ma uychod oqysSdi a pfytSdt 2 vychodu.
2 Clevelnadn 7.45 1000 rano, 4.lO a
TO- 20 veGer.
DO Clevelandu $40 a 5.35 rano, 2.O5
7.50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.l0 l0.l5 rano, 1875, 5. 80 a
le.40 yecer.
Buffalo $50 7.l5 rano ESQ, 6.25 a
ll.30 vecer.
DO New ::Yorku 100 rano $40 20
1900 veGer.
S Bostonu $50 rano 500 ii veter
Ma sdpad oQjtsdi se sdpadu pfyiaa5.
Clevelandu 5.35 700 rano, 2.3O a 3. SIS
odpoledne.
Do Cleveiandu 1875 1866 rano, 3.45 q
1906 odpoledne.
Do Toledo 10.40 q 1866 rano 700 a
l. 90 veGer.
2 Toledo 800, $50 l0.55 rano $50
veter
Do Chicago $50 75o rano 500 Q. 20
vecer.
z Chicago 100 9.2O rano 5.s5 a 9.2O
veGer.
z New Yorku 1890 lo.45 rano,s 800
q ll.00 vecer:
2 Bostonu $50 900 rano, 1900 900
veSer:
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ii ono tazal; stafecek ochotne Ike kazde o.
tazce odpovidal TAX Jim uplynula jizda
velmi rychle krom madam octli Sc '
Praze. Stafecek jel iestt dale, kdezto
kn6z Praze mel vystoupfti. Nez opn-
still syeho spolucestovatele, prosil iei, ably
mu dial svou navstivenku, svou mu poda-
yaje. Stafecek tax usmevem ucinil.
Kntz, kdyz byl iiz ma perronu, pohlld @
ma navstivenku, zaiistt ze Sc tvaf ieho
az do tyle zalila studem, nebof ma navsIi-
vence cetl:
Alexander Humboldt.
Zdaz nyni mel choutku zardousiti stan
ce toho vlastnima rukama.
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t6zoslave protahla. Ale co cd r. 1927
kdy Stephens6v paroy1z prvni pokus uci
nil, ma n6m zdokonaleno bylo! Tehdy
byl nelnotorny neohrabany jaFo kdyz
dit6 teprve ch6zi 81 navyka, nyni pax,
iak krasny TO obr, jak mohutny to levia.
shan, ktery jakoby ma zeleznych perutich
lital, nebot jen letem lie jeho beh poro-
vnati. Jak tehdy Stephenson1v d1mysl
pracoval o te nemotorne, neohrabane 10
komotive, ktera "a hodinu ledva mil u:
raziti to byla. Dnes ale name We Spoj
statech dilny, nich4 behem "a hodin, n.
no IA jedinky den pr ce ouplnou loko-
motivu zhotoyl q sestavi, takze rano zapo
caa byvsi. ve6er m tize is pfipojenyrn vo
zem ma palivo konati praci nekolika set
kond. Roku 1866 V Baldwinovy tovar-
ne na parovozy, We Filadelfi, zhotoveno
sto osmnacte parovoza; 1868 sto dvacet
etyfi; 1869 dve ste tficet pet; 1870
dve ste osmdesate; 1871 til sta tficei
ieden, tax ze letos zajiste, kdyby prImysl
ten nasledkem lonskeho krachu nebyl po
klesl, Ike etyrem stdm parovozd bylo by v
jmenovanych dilnach zhotoveno.
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Oznamky POkrOku

vytisknou SO jen takove, ktere SO napfed
zaplat. Vyjmuty jsou toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zdroveh oznamuie Sc "a ,apo
t0gjcas ce1lu.
palec sloupce stoii $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknui, palce S4.00, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefeihovana tim jest lev
neisi, elm dele Sc uvefejnuje.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obycelnym
pismem stoii Is eta. fadka.
OznAmky: ,,Kde jest" .,Naprode'''
.Hledd Sc" stoji rs ctd "a ttikrat otisk-
mutt.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fidi
lido Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda kolik radek, ti kolik palca koli
krat uvefejnit necht 81 sam vypocte
zasle pfislusici "a to castku.
sN Kdo 81 pfeje miti oznamku '
ttitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska
We podotkne.,
Penize posilejte vzdy postovnicl
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre
suite vzdy:
POK ROK
No. 1OA CrOtOn street.
Cleveland d,
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BYL PRVOTNf CLOvEK DoKo.

BYL PRVOTNf CLOvEK DoKO.
NALY Mezi kfestansk{ {mi utenci jsou
mnozi, ktefi nynejsi divochy mali "a zvr-
HE, sesle, zakrsale potomky lepotvarnej-
sich usphoobilejsich pfedkd. V tomto
smyslu pravi n. pt. hr. dc Salles, vynika-
iici francouzsky spisovatel; ,,Clovek, cd
boha stvofeny, vysel rukou stvofitele
sveho co dilo dokonale, ma t6le duchu
hotcve. Jakakoliv jest nynejsi odrozenost
(zvrhlost) nnoh5ch lidi, vzdeIanost
Jest pfedce jon poslednim cloveka dtelem,
iakcz byla pdvodnim stavern jeho."
X tomu odpoviIa jiny slavny utenec
francouzsky, Quatrefages, tyz ktery iiA
pied Darwinem choval nahled, 10 vpfi-
rode vsecko coz jest znenahla postupne
cd nedokonaleho k dokonalesimu SO Wy
yijelo.
,,Kdyby dnesni lide v pravd6 byli OIL
rozeni casti zkazeni potomc nekdels
no vyssiho a dokonalaisiho pokoleni, toz
bychom nenahlizeli, kterak by Sc pokole-
nj lidsk6 az ma nase dny bylo mohlo "a
chovati, ana zkusenost, vseobecne "a plat
nou uzna vana. uGi ze odrozeni anebo sesli
narodove iakoz iednotlivci nemajl dlou-
h6ho zivobyti, ale ze pomalu hynou."
Savny anglicky zem6zpytec Lyell Wy
slovuie Sc proti tomu nahledu rovnez a
jak nasleduje:
,,(Knyby tomu tax bylo), zajiste by
chom dnes kfemelovych jam u St.
Acheul " ddol reky Somme severni
Franci, tax zvane Pikardii) vykopava-
| Ii jinGho spdsobu um6leck6 vJrobky nez
netoremne, hrube vseho femeslneho
spracovani prost6 kamenue sekery. Zde
anebo We vyvstolych loziskach stfedozem
niho more ma jiznim pobfczi Sardinska
musei bychom nyni ma miste nelsurov6i
sich vyrobkd hrncifskych nebo ma mistf
kamenych nastroi1 tvar1 tax nedokona-
lych, ze necvieene oko pochybuje, ze by
lidskou rukou zhotoveny byly, nalezat
praci sochafskou, pfskonavajici co do krt
sy propracovanosti vytvory Praxitelesi
Phidiasa \ trate davno zapadlyc ze-
leznc nebo elektrickych telegraph, z nichi
by neivyte6neisi inzinyfi nasi DOLBY mno-
hemu pfiucti Sc mohli, hvtzdarske ma
stroie drobnohledy konstrukce (sestro
ienD mnohem dokonalejsi nez kterakoliv
Europe, ine znamky zdokonalenost
V um6ni vGdach, zdokonaleni, jehoz nal
vtk ieste nezna. Ale zajiste dale JEST
byla by pokrocila vitezstvi vynalezavehc
genia one dob6, kdyz Sc utvotil.
navrstviny pfipisovane broncovemu ze
leznemu veku y Snad re bychom
nich nalezli stroje k plavbe We vzduchn
nebo iine yyzpytovani hlubin mofskycI
anebo rozfeseni poctafskych zahad, po
zvedajlcich Sc mad potfebu chapavos
nasich poctafd.' >
z toho, co tuto Lyell vypocitava, nenal
zame navrstvinach zene niceho, al
pravy toho opak, take musime toho n
byti pfesvedteni, ze clovek cd patr
> ne no kvel kemu postupoval, al
nikoliv cd velke b o k IN a N n,
bo dokonaleho k nedokonalem.
> y Praxiteles Phidias, nejslavneji
: starotech sochati.
y Starozitnici deli deie vzd6lanos
1 ,idske tri hlayni yeky, sice pryni X:
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y Praxiteles a Phidias, neislavnejs
starotech sochafi.
y Starozitnici deli dele vzd6lanosti
lidske v til hlavni veky, sice prvni ka
menny, druhy broncovy a tfeti zelezny
die nastrojd .jakych pfedkove nasi uziva-
Ii Delka tech jednotlivych dob jest
ovsem nesmirna, vedle nichz Sc bibIick
letopocet (pocinaje stvofenim Adama
ztracl co jedna vtefina.
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River Division.

opousu Bsyard IL so dop 100 odp. PfUiadI do Nov.
Phiade phia IS 20 odp opousti N. Phad TOO dop.
1856 odp Pfiitdi DO Bayard s4o dop 1856 odp
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into Winter Quarters.

Last year the line boats went into winter
quarters Nov. 2lst. having run only six
months anG twenty-one days-the shortest
season for fifty years. On that day the
Vermont cut her way through ten miles of
ice north of Pittsburgh and the lake was
filled with ice from Crown Point light
house to Whitehall. In 1868, navigation
closed Dec. 3D., and in 1871, Nov. Goth.
The line steamers, Vermont and Adiron-
dack, went into winter quarters at Shell
burn Harbor Tuesday morning. Commu-
nicaton is to be kept up between Platts-
burgh and Port Henry, bv the steamer
Champlain, leaving here for the south,
daily at $50 a. m. for the north at 4 p.
m. Connection will be made at Port Hen
ry with the trains Of the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga railroad for Saratoga, Troy, AL
bany and New York. This service will be
performed by the Champlain. The steam
er Williams will be withdrawn from SER
vice to resume trips between Burlington
and Pittsburgh again, after navigation
closes at Port Henry, so says the Burling-
ton Free Press
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Almost a Fire.

On Friday afternoon last the woodshed
'..., DUiiain-S or M OCn,ia VcIniUuI IaiI-
road. at Shoreham, had narrow escape
from destruction by fire, being saved only
by the care and presence of mind of lad
named Clark Odell, ward of Judge
Brookins, who happened to pass near the
shed and, discovering the fire, by prompt
and energetic efforts succeeded in putting
it out. The shed is nearly filled with wood,
and. as it stands near the station, that
building would probably have been con-
sumed also, as well as the storehouse of E.
N. Bissell, standing opposite 1t is sup
posed the fire was communicated by spark
from an engine.
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Vermont Notes.

The Fairbanks Scale Company are run
ming their works on ten hours time, with
between 500 and 600 men. Last year, the
entire product of the company amounted
to the enormous number of AS, III separate
scales, the incoming freights reached o.
$3.50 tons, and those going out 4,355, while
the pay roll of the concern footed up $780,
36G.56.
Rev. John Tibbits, of Bennington, for
merly of Hoosick, is having a canal boat
propeller built at Lyman Wilder's machine
shop, in Hoosac and will be ready for
trial in the West Troy basin in few days.
As an inventor, Mr.. Tibbts has not been
very successful on former occasions, but,
as persstency leads TO achievement, we
hope success will crown his present under
taking.
c. G. & f. A. Crafts of East Whately,
Mass, havn bought of the farmers in that
vicinity over 1850 barrels of winter apples
and shipped them to Northern Vermont
and Canada. They paid from 90 cents per
bushel in bulk to Sl75 and So a barrel,
thereby bringing over $4,000 ready cash to
the Whately farmers. srr I.a
Mrs George Billiard of Swanton, who
has been in the insane asGlum at Brattle-
boro, for twenty-five years, is again at
home with her friends, sane, to all appear
ances. -aH
Israel Marquette of ST. Albans black
smith, and his apprentice boy, have done a
good weeks work and want some other
blacksmith to beat 1t if they can. They
shod 1871 horses all round, working from
! Monday morning to Saturday night.
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The gntland daily Globs
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1874.
shooting Affair at Keenc.

Great excitement was caused here on
Monday night last between the hours of
twelve and one o'clock. An old resident
of West street, Mr.. f. II. Reyes, resides
with his sister, Mrs. Bill. The said Reyes
had been out late for reasons unknown to
Mrs. Bill. About one o'clock Mrs. Bill
was awakened by noise in the house and
near her room. Surprising burglars were
in the house, she became frightened and
having police rattle in her room, she
opened her window next to the street and
set the rattle in motion. Gen. s. q.
Griffin, living opposite, was awakened and
at once opened his window and inquired
what the trouble was. Mrs. Bill replied
that there were robbers in the house, and at
the same time set up cries for help. The
general at once dressed himself and crossed
over to investigate matters. AS he came
near the house Mrs. Bill informed him that
there were several burglars IN the house,
and not to enter unless he was armed. He
Immediately returned and got his revolver,
and at the same. time went for Police Gale.
Unable to find Mr.. Gale. the General re-
turned and entered the house. No noise
was heard in the hall as he entered Being
satisfied that there was no one in the lower
part of the house, he at once went up
stairs. Near the top he lighted match
and saw man in the upper hall near Mrs.
Bills door. He at once demanded sur
render, inquiring who was there and what
their business was. No reply came and
he made second inquiry no answer. AT
this time the General saw the man put his
hand near his left breast, and supposing he
he was preparing to fire upon him, he
leveled his revolver and fred. The ball
passed through the clothing of Keyes and
grazed the left breast. The General then
grappled in with Reyes and soon found
who his victim was Surprising Keyes
was seriously wounded, he summoned a
physician, and on examination found no
serious injuries. 1t was very narrow
escape from death and will probably learn
many, good lesson.
The city election takes place next Tues
day. The republican nomination for
mayor is Mr.. F. A. Faulkner Exciting
times are expected. 1t will be remembered
the democrats carried the first city cleo
ton in April last, the first victory ever won
by that party in Keene. j. E. p.
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From the Middlebury Register
A Forgotten Genius.

Lost arts, sometimes drop into the bust
ress OF their life again in mysterious way,
making little or no impression, save upon
few thoughtful and appreciative minds.
More than four thousand years ago the
Philippians of northern Africa, sawed mar
BILE with toothless iron saws, by means of
sand and water; but in the overthrow of
cultured civilization, by war and conquest,
this art was lost to the world, and centuries
rolled by giving no sign. And how few
nowcan tell how this most important inven-
ton was revived. There is hanging upon
the wall of plain room, in the village of
Middlebury Vermont, portrait taken in
the freshness of youth, painted in the olden
style, and dinged by more than half CEN
tury of years, but still holding what was
the living expression of one born with an
intuitive force, that could catch, and hold,
and reproduce, and put in practical use,
what would be uniformed fancies, in most
other minds.
Nearly seventy years ago, the original of
that portrait was boy of ten years playing
with companions in the streets of that vii
lage.
On short street little below his home,
was the shop of man who worked in mar
BILE, and this boy watching him one day,
while wearing down, with an iron block and
sand, the uneven surface of slab, split out
of the quarry lodge, conceived the idea of
saving blocks of maebles by means of up
right toothleas Iron saws working with
sand and water, and fastening home con-
structed with his boy hands, his model.
This model attracted the attention of many
residents of that village, some of whom
still survive.
And the boys father, proposed to DR..
Eben Judd, an enterprising citizen of that
place, to build trial mill after the model
with one saw, which proved snccess.
And soon the ringing music of the toothless
saws eating into the marble. hushed long
centuries ago, on the shores of the Medit-
erranian, was revived in this Green Noun
taiu village, And to-day the marble quar-
ries of western Vermont are filling the
world with their beautiful productions, and
princely wealth is the reward of their work
ers. In early manhood this boy genius was
laid away in his grave, while promising
rich additions ofinventons to the mechani-
cal interests of the age
For more than half century, the sun
shine and the ratn has fallen upon his grave
with no stone to tell of the sleeper there.
How fitting it would be for the marble
workers of western Vermont, to place a
| shaft, cut by their toothless saws, upon his
graves tribute to the genius of Isaac Mark
ham.
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educational.

French Latin, Music and TIC Fine Arts II
speciality.
EOARDING DEPA RTMENT NEWLY FUR
NISHED.
Entire cost OF school year English branches $500
Tuition, $3.50 per quarter.
For full information address,
j. HYDE, A. NJ,
nur2ld6-wtf. Principal.
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Legislative Notes.

The general assembly of 1874 came to-
gether, composed in very great part of new
members; not much more than one-tenth
of it having before had ny legislative eN-
perience. The first few weeks of lhe ses-
sion, therefore, business moved even more
slowly than usual. although that was far
from needful to avoid undue rapidly.
PROGRESS,
After the legislature was once uuder way,
things progressed finely and the general
verdict is, that no former legislature has
done any better than this when once fairly
sin the traces" The matters that came up
were of much Importance and have, in the
main, been treated with care.
RAILROADS.
There was much proposed railroad legis-
lation, and had it all been grouni into
laws, there would have been more confu-
sion even than there has been heretofore,
at to the rights of various classes of securi-
ty holders and conflicting business inter-
ests.
LIQUOR LAW.
There has been some readjustment of the
screws in the prohibitory liquor law; n
tightening here and a loosenng there, and
on the whole not much change.
AMENDMENTS.
There has been the usual number of laws
amending acts in amendment of acts, the
wisdom of which must be passed upon after
they have had chance to show their prac-
teal working.
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ISunning HIS Face.

A wag called at Halls Hotel, Whitehall,
with party of friends a few days since,
and asked the bar keeper 'If his face was
good for the drinks p Certainly" replied
Henry. The party all smiled" to the tune
of $500, when the wag laid down small
photograph Of his face and walked off
amid the shouts of the party and an invita-
ton from Henry to call again.
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NO DRY-GOODsMEN, GROCERY
Il MEN, BUTCHERS &C.-We offer the larg-
est line OF Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Flour
Best quality MANILA, best quality bogus man,
llla. Best quality straw paper, all sizes and
weights. Best quality paper bags and Hour
scrimping. We handle these goods In large
quantities, and our prices are as low as others
selling same quality OF goods. Send us an
GLOBE PAPER co.
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PURT & SHERMAN.
OFFER LONG REMNANTS IN
COCHECO & MERRIMACK PRINTS.
GHc, &c. 7kc.
BROWN COTTON, 40 INCH,
lOc, 1oc, Zoe.
HILL BLEACHED COTTON,
12Nc, 12Nc.
BEST TICKING 90 AND e5c
Coates Thread, SIC,
HolyOke &c.,
Drill. l2hc,
100 yds. Sewing silk, 12hc,,
Braids, &c.
Cotton, Tc.
1900 yds dress goods 25
BRILLIANTlNEs, 5Oc., Ssc., CSC.
BLACK CAsHMEREs, $500, silb. si.a5.
ALPACAs, sac, SIC, 44c, soc, 5sc.
BEAVER ,sACQUES, $40 TO s25.
We have Just received another lot OF Jackets,
which we offer until the Goth.
i L II s
We order choice furs for our customers at a
saving OF from s. to SO.
TABLE LINEN.
size, 45c.
We continue TO offer
BLACK SILKS, vELvETS, POPlINs, VALoURs
AND
$4,000 IN DRY GO obs,
AT
COST! COST COST
| dec2-dtf
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DENCILS.-Di Pencils, made In
J. the United States, are much superior TO
Fabers, and are sold at lower prices. Try
GLOBE PAPER co.
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DURR s. BURTON SEMINARY, Man
ID chester, Vt.-The Winter Term begins
Wednesday, December 9, 1874. There are three
courses OF study with large classes in the Class
les and also in English. The best advantages
Tor music offered by any school IN me state:
Music course twenty-siX lessons Pianos all
new. sixty dollars a year aid to young men
lifting Tor the ministry. For catalogue send TO
the Principal ii. ii. SHAW.
Manchester Vt. Oct. 1874. oct23dtfwGw
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CTATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

CASTLETON, VERMONT,
Fall Term commences SEPTEMBER Sd, 1874
Students will be accommodated with furnish
ed rooms In the Seminary at cost OF IS a term.
Board Will be furnished In the Seminary at
cost. The usual custom OF club boarding adopt
ed. For particulars address,
aug2ldtf. Il. j. ny DE, Principal.