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ness. she one day destroyed the WAY
figure. Justin WAS furious on seeing
the fragments. and Selling broom
stick he struck his wife and would
have killed her had not her cries drawn
her neighhors to her assistance. JUS
/ tin, who had lost his reason. had to bt
secured, and was an inmate of Birctre
/ for five Years. living up to the last I'M
der the charm of Eliza, whose image
seemed always before him.
- The Chinese certainly appear Ia
he preparing for war with the japanese.
| They are collecting an army estimated
To number 10000 men. are gathering
transports. and have given 5000 900 for
an lr"nclad belonging to the King of
Denmark. Cannon. guns. and powder
are being forwarded to the coast, and
the idea at Pckin is believed to he that
during the stormy season the army may
he thrown upon FormoSa before the
two Japanese ironcladS can interfere
ctfcctuallN.
Iii that case. the position of the
JAPANESE would he pcrilous. as the
Chinese, though possibly not their
equals III battle. would he more nnmrr-
ouS. would have European advice. and
would have the ;ISSiStilre of at least Il
portion of the islanders. who are in
disposed To Weld To Japanese invasion.
The Chinese Government. moreover.
has more command of money than it.,
rival, and money in amy partly maritime
war will tell heavily. The finance of
the Empire i still an obscure subject.
hut the Pekim Treasury has certainly
no external debt there is Il floating
debt of some sort has S}.OOW OO Il
year from customs good. solid coin
and receives Il heavy tribute from the
provinces. which being in excess of all
expenses. Is available for war. Ii i
hard /" iiN the precise amount which
Reaches the Prkin Treasury. but the
Government has never been seriously
impcdcd III lis military operations 10y
WANT of cash. LOHdoR Spectator.
,urIIS. An oil
~, II II rtuiiiicS careful treatment, and
Sbnuld never he scrubbed with Il brush.
hut after first being swept with the
long handled hair brushes that are made
for the purpose. it should Ice carefully
washed with large soft cloth dipped
into milk and water hLlf-aud half: or
if the milk is not "hraiuallr. trpid wa
ter without soap. The latter i,Iin> oil
cloth hy taking oil The hightmr.,> of the
paint. and it should never hc applied
to il. Hot water Is also very injurious
To it either OF them soap or hot water
being sure 10 iniurc the nil-cl"th more
than the wear of it, When washed
over. wipe il of with soft. dry cloth.
and it will always retain bright look.
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Gstafr.s.


1 lOLPHlS HOIlbN - fNl y T..
~ STATE or VERMONT. CALEpU>IA District. -.
In Probate Court held al the Pr"hatr utlcr in
st bloomsbury. in said District on the 1ih day Of
October. \. u. l-si.
Helen \ IIoltnn administrative uf upon The -.
tate of Ad"lphus lntun, late of llardwiCk. III said
district deceased interstate. makes application I"
said court Ia extend the time heretofore allowed
her to pay the debts due from sand deceased and Ia
render her administration account. until some
future day.
WhrrrrlImn il is ordered bv said Court that said
application he referred to the 3lst day of Oct.
\. u. l-II at the Probate Office in 81. Johnsbury,
for hearing and decision thereon.
And II is further ordered that all persons inter
cstrd he notified hereof nv publication q" notice Of
this application and order thereon thrr" weeks
successfully in I'll" tard"nian printed AT - Johns
bury, before said time of hearing, that they may
appear al said time and place. and if they see Gauss
object thcr't"
Iiy the Court Attest
HENRY FRENCH. REGISTER.
\ tru" copy Of Hrcnrd AttcSt;
l2-H HENRY FRENCH Register.
l EI-INt SANBOEN'S ESTATE.
l STATE OF VERMONT. rALEn">IN DISTRICT -.
In Pr"hatr Court holden at Tia, Probate Office in
81. I"hnsburN. on the 18th day al sept y. u
I-1i.
Luther &. Matthews. executor al the last VIII
and Testament of ItIina Sanhuru late ct johns
bury. in said district deceased. makes apple alton
II said Court for hc,Iis, 4" sell all "i the real
tate at said deceased. representing that said sale
of Real Estate would he hrnricial Ia the heirs and
all Interested in said estate. and convert the
same int" money. And said rNrcut"r has
brought int" Court the consent and appreciation
i'll writin" "i all the HEN, I" said cStat" Tr~idin- III
this STATE.
Wlrrrupnn. it is ordered 10y said Court that said
application come under consideration md Lee heard
tine 9th day Of oct y II. l-Ii at the Irnlit"
Office. i'll said st "nShury. and il j. further ordered
that all persons Interested lie, notified hereof lay
publication notice ct said application and order
thereon three weeks successfully ii the rd"niu.
printed At ST Iulm-hnrN hrinr, said time appointed
for hearing. that they may appear al ~'nd time
and place, and If thu, cause. object thereto
I;y 1h, curt Attest
HENRY FEENt II. REGISTER.
y copy of Record Attest.
iI-i3 HENRY FEFNt II. REGISTER.
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ga Per Cent. Guaranteed
with y. +. Ill HNIIAN SI-1i
TURBINE WATER WHEEL.

rh" best III the market. and sold at less price.
than any other first class wheel. send for pinph
let and br cnnNi ncrd. y f. HUFFMAN York. IA.
N'ANTEp-A situation ~ Book keeper or in
w SOM business cipicitN The country prefer
red. llaN" been ENGAGED in mercantile pursuits or
book k""pIn.. t,r wears Feel competent I" do
thorough work and -i>r entire. sirsficri"m. Re,
Edward Cook. u H.. late Principal and Treasurer
"t Wesleyan Academy. WilhIah.Iu Mass. SAYS
Has been employed hN me Tor i've Years as book
A""p"r here. Has performed his duty with mark ED
ability fidelity and honesty. Has shown superior
executive and financial ability. Nc.. AZ. OthrI
Testimonials and references hr given. Address
sAlHEET =. NEW TON. H"ch,->t-r Vermont.
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Ten Per Cent interest.

$4,000. CITY OF LITCHFIELD ILL.
NolS. 10 per cent twenty year Water BondS
Coupons payable January aud july in New York
or al tins "tiic"-snO each: also other seven .i"ht
aud ten per cent Municipal securities hrs,. rem
resent III" first claim the entire property and
the combined wealth ui titr- Tow ~ and COMMITTEES.
well selected no loss security absolute R,unht
and sold 10y GEORGE WIN. BNILOT - D,Inu
shire Street. Boston Write for particulars r. d
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Science.

Two persons. u Mat,Iiali>tic lecturer
and Il City Missionary. recently met T."
discuss TIM question of Responsibility.
The atomic philosopher went in Ii! Il e.
and showed that the popular religious
notion of Judgment to come tor deeds
dome ia the buil was Inconsistent with
ANY lulI"n than can Ice formed of iu-
diril righteousness. The inst pIinci
pic Of Justice Il" not punish one pei
>bll tni the faults Of Inuihrr. But. said
the lecturer. science has proved hey "nd
Il d"uhl that 1T the end If i few Years
not Il particle IA my body al brain re
mains : every atom has passed away.
and the i,rW matter forms Il new man.
~ hn y.,G'irl hc held accountable inl ia,
conduct at iuorlicr. The audience
SEEMED -. ,uriIaitrd rs that at Belfast.
'lhru "r"-r Ia. CIlN Missionary, wh">.
wits must have beer: lively. .Imd said:
''l.adIc and Gentlemen. IT l. It mat
tea "t regret - me that i hIN" To ca
gag IL Il discussion with Il man "t pu,>-
tiuirthlr character. with one. ia fact.
" ho is living with woman to whom H.,
is NOT married." Ipro>c in wrath.
again the MHtcIiali>l. "Sr. this i,
>humriul. | rcpudiarr y"ur inS"!cnt AT
tack "n Hrl character. defy You ia
>lh~tamiialc Your charge. | WAS mir-
rlrd To my Wit" twenty Years ago. and
We ave lived happily together even
since. i'!Ii> is i mere attempt III cvad
i:'g III" i'iCC ot my argument. "b
the ..n!itlUry." replied the City Mission
airy. Il rrat1rm my charge. You wcr,
never married IL the person with whom
NuG are living. GNcntN Years ago. two
other I:"nplc may have gone To church.
hearing Nojll namr~. hui there is not
n,c atom il l"Ur i"dic> remaining "i
those n h" were then married. II fol
lows inevitably that You are living IN
roncuhinagr. unless Nou will admit that
.ou are The slime man who vas mar
Iird tWcUii Years since = The philnS-
nI,lltr Wis tnuipcllcd amid great cheer
iug. t" allow that. somehow or other
credit and di>clcdit t"r past actions
must hc granted even 10y Matcriali>t>
LondoH Spcct"t"r.
The Paris D,oH relates that :,
man has just died III the Bicrtrc Asy-
lum vho>,. lunacy had ii very singular
origin. His name Was Justin and Ii,
exhibited WaN-WoIk figures at Mon
tr"ugc. his .nllrry consisting of coutem-
pory celebrities and gcat criminals
Ou Il pedestal in the centre was the liz
IRE of u Young girl remarkable f"l
toI her graceful figure and perfect tc;
lures. hen hair falling in graceful cull>
over her naked shoulders. Justin had
named hen Eliza. and was 80 struck
with her beauty that he passed hours in
contemplating her. She seemed to HIM
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23
A Valuable Wood Lot for Sale

About 10 of very heavy growth "i mixed
timber within five miles of st. .inhnshury Plain.
On "A rery easy road The above land will he sold IN
pieces or all together II is situated i'll the vicinity
Of tioSs Hollow. and is part of the old Dudley
Swasry Farm. Also. a good tw" story dwelling
house. shed and barn and !acre OF land situated in
North Uanvilc village. Any one desiring I" pur-
chase any pari OF th,. above property will please
apply to {. l.. MORRILL,. y. panville, administra-
tor al Mary L. SwaSty's estate.
DumNill, Oct : I-II. Ia
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Can I Afford to do Business
Without Advertising?

Successful advertisers admit that the newspaper
il the most "it"ctv" advertising medium. and tn,
best agency for communication between people, nt
all classes.
ludci"us advertisers select th"s" papers which
hav" established character and influence. The,
are read by thinking people and people. of enter
prisr-thr most desirable, in all communities +,
reach bNudyrTtisiuu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23
THE MASON & HAMLINORGAN

Winners at THREE. HIGHEST HEDtiS and
DIPLOMA at HONOR AT VIENNA. Ia aud
i IRIS l-i'.. now ui,'r> tn" FIN EST A>>DHr
NI\I Of the l;ESr CABINET ORGANS IN Tho.
WORLD. including. new StNl,~ with recent i'm
rr"Nrmrnt-. net oni. err,ir,iu fer cash. a, former
Is. hht all" on NEW PLANS OF EASY PAY
Nt\ IL. the m"St favorable ever offered. OF:
CANS RENTED WITH PRIVILEGE OF ~ l.
II N>E. I" almost any part Of the. country FIRST
-. mrnt :, ~ "r upwards
Illustrated Catalogues and Circulars. with full
''''" HNS,I< X UtMiIN ORGAN CO..
Ho~ton. New York ar I lineage.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23
Care i'll Canning Fruit.

In canning iIut find that these, tW"
things are not sufficiently attended 1"
the complete filling of the can. ANA the
putting in the material boiling hot. 1t
Is often >urp">cd i littl, lack in either
nr both. i OF II" consequence. This l.
Il mistake. and it needs only Il single
test la roIN imcr any one. Fill the can
:" that it viii overflow with the, boiling
material close instantly tight and 81
cure. and SET in Il dllk cool place.
Treat another can in tine usual way.
hrin. in 1t" particular hurry. and HAY
in. II" concern whether the. can i >uu"iN
filled or not st the. Two cans side il.
side, and when the time comes tnr
opening test them together. The one
put up in the usual way. although it
MAY Ice Icli>lIri and seem all IIyhf.
viii he fnuud upon comparison To lack
the freshness and tlaNul at the either.
II l. bN comparing. the two that the
difference i best seen. Ihc one l. -
fresh as il Was when inst pat up the
other will show more al les mould.
with the fresh tIultur>> gone. leaving u
PARTIALLY irlmcntrd ma>>. such fruit &.
mnuldl and icImrmtcd. ii hut tna slight
degree. i unhealthy. aud were better
not eaten. The other. "I the contrary &.
j. both I"althtul and grateful. Now il
takes no more time 81 Labor, Int ire
Iucutll less /" ii" the work we'll. than
IL the usual pay in which II l. done.
Cor. Co"nty GcnHcmdn.
The mission nf the Republican party
will not hc completed. -.Ih the Indian
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23
Desirable Place For Sale.

! offer my place for sale. situated on Central
street corner Of Spring. The buildings in thor
"u=h repair and the place is central pleasant and
every way desirable.
y portion of the purchaS" money can remain On
mort rare g!tt j. 4. Met 'OltNII('k.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23
House for Sale :!

The House. situated on Portland Street. is a new
twn-StnrN bnidng. well finished. and Is supplied
with water from GOOD sprin" On the premises: IL
fitted for two trncmrnts. Terms easy. Apply on
the premises. .s'tt VI. SiiANhS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23
HAIR VINE.
NATURES REMEDY !

|
Tins popular L,~t"Iati,r = "uc ct thu l,,~t prep
iIIti"n> IA the market t"r ih, human scalp. In
lIh" Ill "th'r iiHri rr"raiHt'"n> t contains II" lac
sulphur. ~ugnI lead ulli.ii. ~IlN 81. thin that
will lnIur' thu health. 1t cIu-- ih, .Iir crow
upon bald l,.Id~ l:t~fnrr- thu h.lr To- normal
color ~ hen caused from pr' mature ,''tN. Stops
aud prevents tin, han ti''ru- out ami stop,
that unpleasant itcIlu. thar I~ The j,r,lu,r "t the
hair dr'siN. tuI,- dtutIun and AL di~,.i>,.~ -
TIA" scalp Iui u Hair Dressing II has II" equal
Fellow ~" @IN" a few PIr~~ and mdN idu.l Ger
tIiir it'>
Northampton Couri.r Ocr"h.r I-iI-Thr Hair
Nrn'' L. the -r'.at'~i ihIu- IA the MARKET.
Gl,yrr~,ill, >tdnirri y Y. July I-&-It
pl'a~'~ all that ha>" USED IT, and they many.
/ Hudson >fIr. y =. I-I3 >al>. The Hair Vine
and tia. treatment it, mauuii,iuri have caused
TIA" hair t" grow uI,"u th. head "t better half
whrr" IT has been oil f"r Nrar~ and W. very
thankful
The vermont Ini"n "t \ .nil II. la SAYS: Thu
Hair \iu' l. pr.II"u ct ~up,Ii"I properties.
/ Hon. !. l.. l;ucL land Iiul,"hc. Na~>.-Ii,.rd fnll
"t dlndrnti tined every thing i''r wears. cured lev
| the u~r of tw" bottles
! l.. BLAKE, li"ly"hc. Mas~.-lI,ad on top bald
halr @r"w in finely used three. h"itlc>-n"w on
! the fourth.
| u. T., McK'nli" Hair Dresser. Island Pond
writes January Ia. Pleas send ne i"l'u
/ bottles more Hair Inc | sold what Yen sent M,
/ IN tw" weeks aud did -',Iur ..""d currS
"''~"I'm " rtIr:rm>. nan pr'ss"r IIttl't"n. IL
writes IN jun. l-.i: | doing well with the
/ Hair In". They all depend "U me t',I II. | haN"
pat II On Ia on" man hnsr head i entirely bald
II has started his hair-,'mlN used few
/ l'l'a>' send me m"I, 10y express.
! :. Il. French Glover Vt. writes. February Il.
Isl: have tried a number ct Hair Er~t"rati,r-
/ I" prevent my hair from falling out but a. Vet.
have tnuud none that will dn II. Please send me
/ tw" BATTLES llaiI Vine. In a very short tim, h,.
AGAIN writes that II. V N"u >"uI like very much.
/ used on" h"tr my sell and let at my friends
HAY" TIA" "thI 1t has nearly stopped th, hair
from comm" out an III hopes To- start new HAIR.
PLEASE send III" Nv" BATTLES more. a. have faith
| i'll il.
Try it. and y"u " i'll use no other.
Ask N"ur druggist aud merchant Tor II. u send
Il 10 I" me for trial bottle: Il ~ Nv" huttl,-.
Address {. W. Rl' II hRlISO\. Barnet. VI
Wells Richardson y Co. Burlington. ' t. IirIl,.r
al Agents Tor New fn.llud
i Beware, ut iuriIatiun. The genuine. j. put III,
in light c"l"r"d wrappers. printed with black an,l
red INKS. with cut al female on the wrappers.
For sal" III II. I"hn~burN lay &C. Bingham. aud
q II Randall llrnn.lsfs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23
flor Sale.
WOOD FOR SALE.

1000 cords dry wood l6 inch, feet and feet long
Lot of chunks for FreeStonr StnNcs: all shielded III
good shape and is a nice lot. Please call and see
me before CLOSING trade for your wood as can
max" the price satisfactory. ,. ,,,,,,,,
Iltf JEkRl DREW
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23
House and Land for Sale

The subscriber desiring Ia south will sell al a
har-an his place. consisting al Il new House and
Barn with fifteen ot Land. -ii'i:ttrt nn, halt
mile from the Village OF West Concord tn" road
leading. tn Concord Corner Never iiiilin. water
running 1" buildings For further particulars
address W. ". OStiOOp, West Concord VI.
SII
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If You Wish to do Business

Yam must tI...
Won nav" one" h''tun N"u must keep trlu. them
al ii. l"ur >urr>i cheapest and quickest waN tu
tell Them i. by ADVERTISING. NTH" New -I'aI,r ciIcu
latime am"n- thu. l"."pl,. You want /" reach.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23
FARM FOR SALE

Within one half mill. ui pri,rham Hollow "u,.
fourth mill, ui Sch"u House. and fnuIt Ii
mil,. of Academy and Church. Contains about no
acres nbuuInr al w','' and timber, failing
water house. barn and pastures. House and
shed we'll built. Ais" ~ acre lot of m"win-. pas
,ur,. and thinner tnd mill, from said farm. all
''l'r;,i:iiiii 81. Jan ~ III i6iii
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Splendid Premiums

with thu Y. y. Ind, j., n,l,ur tot L. "t ~
-ul~'rih have then choice. LANES HEEs
~ Iuhu~huIN ' :
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LOW PRICES!
And Warrant Every Pair
+. If. +. F4IRBI NKS d. co.
EST RAY.

Came int" the enclosure of the subscriber, about
the last OF MAY a brown ycarling hctrr. The
owner il requested Ia prove property, pay charges
and take il away. GEO. ;. WILLIAMS.
East st. Johnsbury Oct. 10 la i2-ii'
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Farm in Lyndon For Sale !!

The Ira Dow farm now occupied 10y S:llrS Ian.
dali three. mills from Lyndon Corner "m the
branch road L. " l,,."ch li"lluN. said farm con
~at- "f ~ acres ii land div rd int" llIgr. w""d
and I:t-tur..,-ab"ur 3, acres al woodland. with
sugar "It;iId of GOU trees. HOUSE and barns
IA GOOD repair. and runnn. water I" barns i"I
particulars. terms. etc enquire at
40 HARRIS.
IN md"n t'rmtr,. l2tt
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LEICESTER SHEEP.

hIN' returned irum iHIdI. with lin, lot ui
LEI, - IEE >IiII-r. NNl Ia iI;~-Iu,k~ and
buck Lambs. Ms, e irr. lot "i COWS. which
~ III ~'ll At reasonable prices
MOSES III-NTIEN
=; I"hI-hur, ''urI.. S,.Ir =. Ia rtt
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he told me. the vineyard-Ow trained
their vines on poles. and that waS the
right way. :" got the TX and knocked
| the trcllIS to pieces. and then fixed the
vines to bean pole.
Still it didn't thrive very well. and
asked Il nui>cryman near me to come
and look at it. He said he couldn't
come. bur he knew What was the nattrr
with that vine a> well Us if he Saw it,.
1t wanted pruning. | ought to cut it
down Ia within ten feet of the roots
and then manure it well. did cut il
down and cImPtird Il bag of guano over
1t. but as it seemed sort of slow, | in
sisted on the nur>ervman coming over
I" examine it. He said that his fee WAS
so IN advance. paid him. and he
came. He looked at the vine il mo
mcht. and then he smiled. and then he
said, by gosh. AdcIrr. that isn't II
grape vine III all , Its Virginia
"iccper. 80 | have kind of knocked
of on grape culture and am pay ing
more attention to my cahbagc>.
We have tried the Bogar,us kicker.
we have kept = kicking mule in our
room. we've u>c't bail dogs and kept
shot guns. and still people who have
nothing else to do, will come when We
are busy and insist on having lis stop
work and listen to them blow their
horns fur an hour or two on the stretch.
We have invented Il chair which is Il
success. Ii i, made of iron. screwed to
the li""r near our desk. and the seat is
:" arranged with steel springs that it
lets 90 every ten minutes after il is
wound up. One winding will let her go
three or tour times. and. rs il has the
power oi Il three wear old mule. no mat
it! VIII" SITS III it, when it goes of i
Ills en- and flies barl, to its harm
less position. II went through i> ti>l
operation Yesterday. \ little chap with
side Whl>hcrS from Cincinnati. came in
l" talk 1" H.. lie took Il seat in '.uIi,
chan AMI c"nmruccd telling us about
our 'iIHg> III IN" $Wili house below hi.
native city. We wrote AWAY. while We
hn"N things were working" His ten
minutes were up. Flip. .,"d ia, 'I"s
Was dead. :" to speak. His hat went
ont "f the window: his L." Li"L IL -
tia" desk aud, when We looked up, his
head WIS sticking fast between the Hath
and pla~tciing and the floor above:
while his arms were whipping the pla>-
tciing off she ceiling I'LL around where
he was fast. lis feet were lying Oven
our head like Il pain Of steam governor
balls. He worked lon>,. and fell down
on our table. His side, whi>krr>. haii
shirt cellar. cIlNat and face were III one
mass. Whiic his ~h"uIdcr bones were
Zach higher han his ears. He ar">r t"
his feet. trembling, and with Il look of
horror in his face. he said WAS any
one else Killed on hurt. sir ," You
seem to he IL harry" SAID We. He
looked AT the dn"I Il Il then at u>. and
said: 'iiuud dal. sit. ''Call again.
Md lr left foHrjcr .Jo"Ium.
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Wanted I!
NINI 'n>I"W'1- I"I
1000 OR MORE PICTURE FRAMES.

a. shall h, PREPARED {" furnish them ct -It col
i:l.ck Walnut and -Ilt. with u,itu,-- and ,I~
patch Ny W Iluui usimt- ALE finished with ~tI
li" Polish which = ippI,'N' ~ hN thu I,liu,d taste
and tom inns ,uItiti, uu walnut and tv ne, -
easily RENEW ri - Ntrul~h finish
ALSO.
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SEPTEMBER %, 1874.
Boots and Shoes I!

We have "a large stock of Fine and Medium Boots
and Shm.s for Ladies Misses and Children. pur
chased direct from the, manufacturers, which We
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, 1874-07-15

Tho annual oostorlnongor'a party, In connoo-
tion witl, the Gollon Law Mission, was rocontly
held In London, aud about, 400 ot tho men wero
prosout. Earl slaftosbury, who IL lI,mself =
ooHtermonger and owt1s barrow, presided. An
immense amount Of missionary work Aas boeu
douo lately among this class Of nlon and their
families, aud 1t Ii now proposed to erect build
lug to be devoted to this especial purpose. Out
aide the hall IN which the preaont meeting waH
held stood objects OF admiration to oil VISITORS
the donkeys Which won prizos ut the teseul
Crystal Palace show; nnd Lorsl Eaafteobary.s
barrow. gonorally lollt TO sonio pous doBorying
eoster. an used Vt nEEta fax conveying tllo ta,-
mull4M tor tho 0ren-xlr harvIees, wAa p0nted
out with pride, Altar tea, hymns and gpoeclos,
SONS Of ths latter mAdo hy bona dds ooatar.
mon9t1a. HatA intsr6pA<ssl
, 1874-07-15

It Is vol known that the announcements OF
births and doatha are often given ia German
newspapers iu form Which sounds strange in
English cars. Every one Knows, too, that on
gagements arc published as vol, and IN much
shoes, for instance, OF oyery issuo OF tile Co.
logna Gazette theae announcements OF engage
monta may bo found throughout tho whole yoar.
When engagements are broken of this is also
at times published by Quo OF both Of tho parties
concerned. But 1t is very seldom that OIL an
nouneemous auoh as tho following is found,
which Is quoted IL tho Cologne Gazelle Of tho
18th Of juno from tue Dresden Journal: "Wlth
resuect to the announcement by which I, at tho
end Of last November, gave not,co Of my being
engagel to the Dowager naroness Zoo Won
Koszebue, 1 am now Obliged to Htate that thia
relationship has, at her desire aud 10 my groat
regret, boen broken of, becauso sho did not
tlud IN, my department that gravity which sic
had right to poct.-Count Lucknor."