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monoed to partako OF tl,otr dinner, and wcro
snoat to l'uo aomo mills which, upon tasting, !!
tnEy alseoSero1 to bo very httsoy. They fed t.o
'l nllk to two hogs. and almost immediately tic
nhuss ns wont Into Bpasms aud soon dlod. Civ
w mn9 eolno to q cat, 1t was Hoon dead.
VI eoarso :, tlloy concluded thcsc WAS
noaoh n 1t: Bending bottle Of 1t to DR.. A. J.
Msatd19eI s,I1 Of Tayoru Falla, ho analyzcd It aud,
,,i,,a rGs'a IL 70 contain largo quantity Of stryoh-
II theso nersona had used tho milk, or drank q
spoonful or 1t. fow hourn would hnyo ondod
tio!r earthly o9atenco. A wowau M innnto Of
tho family g snt wilo q Drayton hcKee, bought
Croix Fatts. about month ninoe, "a il Ia sun. N,
poaod. to poiaon dog. sho put It into sLo milk.
It iB thonght, with tho intention Of Doiuoui,tH
the two faluiltns, e%
:, Mr. bohoo was IN town ThnrsdaY to obtain
tho necessary papors for her arrost Ucr AZ
animation is to !akc placo to-day, iu this village,
bofogo II. u. Dixie, Esq.
, 1874-09-12
THE FIEsit SCOTCH.

.1J,.,,.t,..... ~. ,,,,....ntf..,
Ing pott3 a'seutoanoe 'n sno vo'5toS"'ioA u
tho Ilrst SCOTCH Iresbytorlan Clllrch, concorh-
ing change OF connection from tho Chatham to
tl,u (hicato 1'rcss1ytory. ,yss tho causo OF au-
OHM n,net;n7 nf I1,o m;oortv fact,on Inst avor.
tr,e s.1 .,.,m. 49, ,.t ....,.,,..,..
lng' ilo goaesa1 phn1lo aro hos particularly
concerMod In tho point 1T tsae aiit to thosn who
are directly Interested in it fuller explanation
Ia ,,nt,accasarv. T'la ra,lori,, was }1ell In lin
...a...a ss,. -. ,,a ya,,,,, sta,a rn;a.so,, 49,
."so.-loo',' " wv Io"i5 ~" ot's'au Asso-
clntlon' ans was q'l,te ihf6oly attoadeu. Among
those presctlt wcto tho Ncy. Mcssrs. Gray mud
Warden. Of tho Chatham presbvtery who wora
.,n,t,Ihi1 t,otvtat;or IN ,u.,at,,,ntn an, al.
III ,,.s .,s,,a;,,l. ..,ssi-..,s,;,.i '1,ea"ea
3uat tno teuut"6 eo"steea'lo"ai sAheFelces
IL the First Church, but With whom tho Nor:
Mr. Mnclalitil'hn tho pastor OF tho Church, ahl
tho party adtug with him i. tto 1noyenont look
ihG toward acon'ecslun 'sitl tne Chitago rres-
bytery, REFUSED to ho1u .5ntetconlse. .llehcos
tl!er preso1ico Mt tno meeting was altogether l1u-
osllcial' MF D1ysdalo presided, aid Alr. CoThii
vas haofetnt5'
The fifHt speaker Was nlr. Mclhersdn, WHO
read maultscFlpt abunt tug Cliirct tto1tblcH ati1
tho action tnkon 10 tho gttof by tho prdsbyttry,
all Of which |An 1uliy Understood before. Ar.
Eowan followed liim With another manuscript OH
THO fane general aub1ccE! which he supplement.
cd viii, half-hour's deaultory talk OIL
thd financial situation OF thu Irat Scotch
Church, anu LIS connection Herewith
Ills REMARKS, whether writtoh or
spoken, wore but rcpetftons Of atatomohss mado
In former meetings. Tho only noticeable fen-
turo about them WIS tleir strong denuuclatio1i
, 1874-09-12

n,,. ,.,tnatore ~ thn n1l 1,oonia,a Fro,,o a,d
az n.,fa, .vI,,r., aoc1 ,rolofr,,v os,,o,v1o1ta
to raaai,t - s,tl from t',c r,,nd ror ,sr;n, to
sno sas..s Aoss stn.,o - A., droto,u. .i,nv.o.
+, ,-..,-
H1osas7, eatpe..ot ] ooaon .. ~ - laaul4's w.
olosane aescf'p'1'o ptoslas'''o y. '.so ne''oa "
thrco o'cnlns eoIeo.to anu Co -! a'tsneo, ~ ~ ~
gNon III McGofn'ach, ~ hua'e-oa't oolt' 20 ~
at'a ao' Inc pooA NJ. coh'a'u shuloIes y, sao
lVes oi 'no soupoaess' .l's, a1'a
stlons Of niusicat tur,ns tnhking uo uf tho mort
.,.,.a1 o,,d ,o1u,h,o nrorfnn,uea oyer idsuod, II
lo'oi wv cst,, ,,oxt ~ t,,o inw,,
can DO procure" '@'''''''' ''os' "' 'o' "o"A-'o"n
.r,,s nabrow Nov Year was bogtn with i'm.
Ai' 44oo'o" ~ a.,.'.;,,,. T.. ~ a..
po6ase ce'o,'.o'4." '",' .t,':t, - va ~
gosueB III thls oltft M u "n.en "eso o4o"ueo "
suTocntlon. ALI OF tno Nanols aehverod sor-
isons. Tho corondouloa tnls moftlug Will a!so
10 Of an imposing naturo'
olhoei Quin.. 1,.a,, ..o as.,a.,s .a..a"
Tohan, 11anlet AAasSio i'S"n' ~ oesoen seotoi~
day morning, OIL tho corner OF olark asiu sevou-
tceus! streets. auiIerng from childbirth pains.
a'4a 'h'.o .a ~ r,,noro,, tLo rotbor md I,al,
male infant. ~ ieo'uu ~, s.' . .v''o- "41u o.oo
to tho County lloepital' "nese posn "ero aoihg
well At last accou,ita.
At1soo o.oun 1'.,"., ~, .x -, e'e
,nan nAmoa M1enae! cutnnl"es ~" ". sne top
soas OF ono Of tue ltumbofna'ls l'no 'nuSea, At
tho coruor Of Wright alltl 11alstou ssroots, whi}o
III n ,;,,> .soota a. r,o1. linn ~, tlo ioo ~,
wason. Luz "uoo.a aaM ' =, ~. sao .1"u .'u
Inflicted eoTcFo cne over 'o le'' cyo aha olher.
NlHo 1uJuslnE !nt' ~. ""n .o.Ao'o" ~ u''
homo, M. OUT sol'sh 11a'ateo s'ree1'
Tho Town board Of North chlpago hold u
Jnstfco Kaufman. nlr. Robert Konnoy prosid-
ri and thoro were also present JusticoH Hawk-
;,,som' Cannon Roollo. and Hewitt, and Town
Clerk swoopoy. On notion the Axing Of Aal-
, 1874-09-12

Inn articles on o,,r city and alt ccastBo hare got
ecs 1T me III o.r Council WIN oalnot ais wil not HGo
anyihin ,lrs, Il mil bonc't them, nuil that Hrco1i-
w. railing then, al. They Do mt roproannt property
enough II sold nt High yaf,atio to I'LL tito vGeastcy
OF ur ef u,1r woaIy mon, Or the laco nt ono Of our
Wholesale tlra wlo liable o 10 swept uut Of cxta
tcucH 1t ono iirt.
cr,y-ownera pf Tho city furnish tho n,nnny tn pay
ull aur city a for improvements &r, why mt eect
rro,,er y-uwlcrs tn oilce null y yotra Of property
owtierA nnly? To-day tho inoNoy Of tho city rscoye
for taxcs ia voted AMY by vet Of who do mt
realize Tho 1tt}cny III 1nyina taxes. Go for them a
tic next clcctIo anu yolu cut Of oxiasnco every
If c1n md IN helr pacen put nleu who tnow how 1t
In Themselves, nd, II bR ntculs arc thu order Of tho
lAs, let 1t ba tono by thUse wllu furnish tho fnonoy to
10 htoien.
rfE noAnp or uSnEHwniTErs
hold t,coting yeatortlay nftornoon at It's ofiito
No. LIT LnSallo street, Mr. Thoman Goodman
acting M Chairman. Tho object Of tho moatng
was to Hoe what nlcasuros Woro bost to oe taken
fiji tho prcsout emergency, when no alternative
waB loik to insurance agents o1copt to conso to
do further brsinosH.
Tho entire afternoon was consumod In M
animated debnto. but 10 action OF any account
was takcn. Tile bocrotary OF tho l3unrtl, 1fr.
Alfred Wright, was instructed to tlse l!n dlsero-
tsou Il, applying tho now tariT III rating risks.
Tho adviaablty Of engaging n General Agent for
Tho I}oatd vaH algo dtsouaaod nt considerable
length, but no deAnito concluaion waH reached.
, 1874-09-12

ATTEMFTED AB0NTLON.
A caao which aayored Btrongy OF nnothor
abortion murder WIS cRllol to lilo attention Of
the dotoclivea yesterday by aHantary pol!co'na'','
md Detective Tysrell prococdcdto Investigate tho
mattor Mt once. 1lo went to tho house
of William ii. I1azarl IN agent Tor
sowlng-maolllno nttaclmonts, Oil Twont7-nnth
street, Hoar Burnside, md found Tint ma'ia vito
III d dangerous condition from tho ufocte Of
trontniost administered by her husband. Tho
physician III Attendance is Or. Charles ".
Chnlfeo, Of No. 1857 State utroet, mid from lin
tho ofleor learned the following pnrtlculars:
Inst Wednesday evening Hazard called ut Pr.
loved l,is Sifo, young woman Of 22 5oarH, waa
III Il delicate condition, aud l1o wnntol Bomo
mcdiclno for llor; her health WIS not good. aud
lo Thought sllc should not haro my moro
claldren sho haa mil Ind nosi"': twio: ono ono Of Of
Informed @ him tint Lo did not do that
kind Of huHnces, meaning that l,o was not y
practitioner of tho Ear1l school. 11e askcd tllo
Doctor II ho gavo medicine whcn l,n used
Instruments In liie surgical operations. 1Io was
mot BY similar answer to tile above, md went
Into drugstore adjoining tho Doctors of'lco
aud purchased q utna1l instrument uaod gohcr-
ally in thro1t-tliBoases.
DAY boforo yesterday Hazard informed Ills
wife Tint lio had scon Dr. Chnfroo, and WIS ill.,
stt,lctod by him to nso tho instralncut. Atra.
uazard submitted to tho operation, and at s
o'clock III tho evening cop!ous lle,norslsago
cuBuou, which alarmed 1lazarl 50 fnnuh tllnt he
hel, and l,aa not beon seen nor heard Of since.
Dr. Chatleo waa sent for and arrived 1tAt in tho
nick OF tltno to Hayo tho sufferers lifo. Ue ,nao
hor aa comfortable rs possible, and loaroa with
astonsh1,lont What Hazard lad told Ills wife.
ll,e Doctor believes tbat Airs. HAZARD will ro-
coyor uosn inflammation scts in. Ito is un-
nblo to hotormino tho axuct extent Of tho iuj,try
to which sl1o Nas subjected.
1tcpoGts wero circulated that 1Ia3ard had used
sloloico III tho offotb to obtain hin wlfo's totl-
sent to lts dangerous act, but they arc dunicd
BY MrB. l1azartl, WHO relied Oh tho atnto,nout OF
her hubbard regarding tho doctor'H instructions.
uaznttl il young man Of Il yents... 1t III sl:,-
dorato oud Tint bis wife will quo for d diyotce.
, 1874-09-12
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,

Report OF tho Committee ON LINDA.
Spsctal Dtspatch to 1hr Chtcaso 7ttbune,
BrnlNur1E1p, ILL.,. Sept. 11.-1ho Commiasoo
on Lands In tho Stato Doard OF Equalization
will mako tho following report to-morro1 morn
inp:
, 1874-09-12
TEE CITY-ENI,L.,

THO City Collector yasterday received 91o,0n0
on city tazos, aud from tho Wasor Department
$3.50.
Tho Finance Committee again failed to meet
yostorday afternoon. Aid. Uontll iH anxiously
inquirlng as to tho whereabouts Of tho mombors.
Ho will mako report to tho Council at their
next nleotfng. on Boyoral olatmH that layo boon
preferred against tho city.
The Law Department yesterday moved into
their now and ucatly-furnished rooms. Judge
Dickey rill probably rotnrn from Ottawn to.t,ny,
and will for the first timo occupy Ills clair as
Corporation Counsel
Numeroua applications nru continually made
to tho Mayor to pat11on crtnnnls from tho Bride
we'll. Gonerally the cases for which pardon la
hnlied, aro tho worry worst ohoB, some of tho Of
fendeta having been Botls up as many as dozon
tios Tito Mayor. to his credit DO 1t said, Iii Ill
onsgs Which are considered bnd, rcsi,alhs tttn
ia hlH refusal in spite Of ovory effort n1ado in
behalf Of tho criminal.
Tho Committee on Judtoihry Al,d the Bronial
Co1nmittao IN Oouholl Hucs, will moot this after-
noon in Aid. Ricllartleon'a Office, providing
quorum eau bo obtained. Aid. Richardson VOWS
vengeance II the Committee does not como to
timo.
Tho following lettar WIS rocoiyed by tho Mayor
yca.ogday nftcrnoon:
T1e fen. a; =: cs'stn. Aayor of Etttaao:
''' ' = 1~'' t. Il. suE1Dox.
No reason is aebtglcd for thta action.
TITO Mayor did q great doal Of work yesterday
but It was not olliuo work. 1Io struggled long
aud earnestly to curb some violent expressions
against Post anti 1fai7 repptter, who published
him DC having gone back on the Peoples party.
1T tho tlmo whom tho ntorviow Is claimed to
hayo taken placo ho was 100 miles away from
tlo city. He is diegustcd with afternoon papors
In general.
Ycstofdsr was bu1ioostrinl day in ato rooms Of
tho Board of Police aud Fire Commissioners.
The Cases wore unusually numerous and sovore,
faot which is beoomi1ig more arid moro noticen-
bio week after wcelt. Of1lcors Ole Doneon aud
~Denls Ford, charged with iuattention to duty,
and conduct unbccomtng nh officer, weto found
guilty amt llstn!ssed frun tito fbrto. These aro
tho men who shot Mrs. Wagner. They pleaded
guilty, and although tho shooting waa entirely
accidental, tho Board thought it best to dismiss
them from tho force. Otlicors Carrager and
Koons, charged with maltfoatment OF ctizons,
We're sadh flllua teu days pay. OlIlcer Ulo0u,
charged with no,s-rayniett of just dues, wa,
given time, and tho charges Dismissed. In tho
forenoon tl1o now poliushlDn marc BWurn in, aud
giyon lossons III thclr now bslsneFs.
, 1874-09-12

PERSONAL.
Mrs. James II. Sib]oy Md si1tor, Ales Durt. OF
Cincinnati, o., arc guoHts ut st. CaroIines
Court Ilotcl.
John s. Dunhnm and family, OF 81. Louis, aro
stopping at st. Carolino'a Court lIotol.
Among tho gon.1cmon admitted to tho Dar rca-
tortlny at OTTAWA was Iorln G. Collins, Of this
city.
hlr. Cornollua Wnlford, tho eminent writer On
insurance, will visit this cuuntry III a few days,
antl viii also como to Chicago.
Mr. 4. Mitchell, Superintendent OF tho ILL.,
Nols Central Ra!ltoat, Ena Eone to Dub,1nue. to
Huo to tho reconaLrnctlon Of tho rnilroad-bri1ge
which accidentally broke down n fow layA ago.
Most Of tho aoneral Tickct and Passenger
Agonts Of llis city lsye gone to Now York, to
Attenl tho Genernl Ticket and Passenger Aronto'
Convention, to ho hold tu TINT city ThurHdny.
Capt. Jack Harrington, who has bocn from tho
commencement Of tho local political campaign
ono Of tho most prominent among tho multitude
Of candidates Tor shcrilf, dcslrca 1t to bo MI
nout,ced TINT tho rumor that lie Ind Withdrawn
unfonntlcd In ovcry particular. llc believes hla
chances for oleotlon are bottor thnn those OF
any Of tho othor candidates, and ho inten,ls TO
koop III tho ring until Tho last round lg fought.
HOTEL ARRfvALH.
Palmer uOuBc--A. J. Damborgcr, Now York;
Il. II. lllasell, dalcsburg; d. Dicktngon. srrlng-
Iloll; II. ". Smith, Youngstown ;W. j. Fol1,
Hamilton, Ont, Geo. T. lIionry. Now York Il,
Konncly, Omaha; 7. I, 1Ianooek, Detroit; Il.
W. Bibfoy, u. 8. A.; i. Il. Williams,
1loclosteri Charles II. Eatont laCroase;
David ]. Hill, Akron,' @. George Billings,
Virginia. -. Grand z'actfo-Ncl1o!aa Port
nun, pev.,'o;99: q ,l y; nlttloman 4eayo,,- Hasal
Cincinnati; Z. ii. Iongwal, faw Paw; L. ".
Hall, Now orloana; james n. 'Tnrnov,
Burlington j. h. duillor, Nov York.
Sherman House. . . T.. Woods, lay
city !, Thomas Atkinaop, Boston doorRo Il
Hill, Oconto Francis V. Hudson, Hartford II.
Q. Nicholson, England. F.. I. ;. Tren,on! House
| II. 4. Drayton, Fall Rivor; Il. N. 0oodo1l. Grand
ton; ]. D: Cbapmnn, Emu Claire Thomsap
FINLEY. Philadelphia ]. Waterman, Sycamore.
, 1874-09-12

trtlIs was a11 t1ic buBinoss transacted. =.
h{r. ". J, Otal,au WIS oxpactod to htross tho
mouting, bat nince 1lo dill not come tho nasom-
bsuKo disporsc1 subject to tho call of 'tAe
Chairman.
NO Nu1sANoE.
Complaint lihs Noeil stthuo Tint 4 ttlsagrcoable
stencil is umlttod from tile paper inlilH OF Btat-
nor, A1ntth Il Co., On Enst NinZio htrcot. 4 ro-
portor OF The TM1nunE visited tho mills yoBter-
ttay, aud obtained from Alr. Jordan, Hupofil-
/ toialsnt OF tho mills. an explanation ~ TO tho
alleged nuisance. Mr. Jordan showed that tho
ohoncala uHod In tho manufacture Of paper
bu5t,urie acid, Chloride and carbonate OF lln,e-
aro powerful dslnfeotants, md that tho otlor
complained OF bonG vapor produced from
tic extraction OK tho colora of raga by
tho aid Of chloride Of limo Is nothing moro thnn
amu1onia. Tho ollor Mr.. Jordah claims Ia rather
bonoticlal to GonOral health tlat, Injurious. A
cnlyort carries OF tho surplus water Of the 11l-
NtGetors into the rlyer. seyesal Foot below tho
riyors surface, atll tho reported obnoxious ynpot
III now bolng lot into tho cvcrt, thereby destroy
!ng tho eause Of complaint.
officer and olso of tlta dnctorA Ut tho lIaalth
lizard ylstca tho fnctnry, but With tho exception
OF the discharge Of wator Oh tho west elao Pf t4o
building nothing ct an Objectionable character,
In t!aetr oranioMo oxntea. Thia tliXehasgo laabeen
averted, aud tkloro IL now really nc ground for
complaint. Mr.. Jorlhn foars TINT tho annoy
nnGo uomea trnm sumo noignboring mantfgcto-
ry whoHo ploreHs has beconlo ao oronaiyo to reH
| tante that thoy hayo appealed to tho lloaltll
1joarl for relicf. hut dill notapsoifY intellgcutly
tho Ill tlioy nulfos from. TltE Ih1DuNE repro.
aentailyc, WIoso olfaoturioH arb ordinarily a0nHi
tiya roHiainod III and abullt tho Chicago papor
Mills lnanutaotory several hours aud fat!oA To
discover my ulor which healthy constitution
could not cnuuro. Mr. Perry KroBa, mhuagor Of
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A New York physician OF many years prac-
tlce in the treatment OF lung diseases writes as
follows to Mcssrs. Walter Baker & 60. OF BOs-
ton regarding their preparations OF Chocolate
and Cocoa, which received n Medal OF Merit
from the Vienna Exposition:
Experience lrom many years practice in the
treatment of lung diseases has convinced me
that ms article OF diet for those suffering with
any form OF consumption, Chocolate is far pref
cradle TO Tea or Coffee In fact, the two last
mentioned articles are Injurious In many cases.
while Chocolate, being an allment and an ana
leptic, Is particularly sewiceable where diges
ton has been impaired by disease Having eX-
amlned several specimens OF Chocolate. | ind
That Bakers may be conscientously recon-
mended TO invalids."
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RoBERr CANDLlsn is pleased to an.
nounce to the people Of Rutland and vicin-
ity that he is now prepared to do all kinds
of cabinet work, window cornices. wire
aud linen window screens of all patterns
made to order My facilities for making
picture frames quick and cheap are unsur-
passed. | keep ON hand pictures, picture
cord and knobs of all kinds, Grove block,
I Grove street, Rutland. may30d2w.
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AIL.- Il. ii. Kellogg, of No. II Cedar
" street, New York, manufactures Trans
parent Engine OIL, which 0ndures best winter
sperm oil temperature, is as handsome In color.
as free from odor and gum, and as well adapted
t0all machine purposes, while costing less than
wo-thrds the price. This oil Is now In use by
most OF the newspaper offices IN the District OF
Columbia, and has been for the past two years
-pashingtoa Star.
We have used E, ii. Kell0ggs Oils fol years,
frequently deserving him for other houses, and
asOften returning TO him with most satlsfac-
tory results.-Ufica Steam Engine. feb27dtf
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THE FARMERS WAR-EQUAL TAXATION
GRANGEs-PATRoNs OF HUsBANDRY-A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLOBE, from the pen of Hon. S. NJ.
Dorr, OF Rutland and now collected and
published for general circulation, by order
of the Rutland Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred. Published by the
Globe Paper Company, Rutland.
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Saturate piece OF Bread or Meat, with gas
trlc juice, and It VIII dissolve. This is diges-
ton. Add TO such mixture little alcohol,
and IL Will not dissolve. This is Indigestion
Beware, then OF tinctures, or tones, or decoc-
lions containing spirituous liquors. Shun all
rum "tonlcs." and rely solely on DR.. Walkers
vinegar Bitters the finest digestive inyigorant
known, and free from the fiery curse of alcohol.
may2Gl&W4N
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The general oversight of the entire bust
ness is taken by Hon Jacob Estey the sem
Tor member OF the firm. lIeis ably assisted
by Mr. Levi X Fuller who has been connec-
ted with the establishment thirteen years,
and who planned and developed the
most complete system of Reed Organ man
utacture eXtant, and by Mr. julius j Estey,
son of the senior member who was brought
up in the business, and who by nheriting
the genius of his father has had large
share in the responsibility and labor of
bringing the business up to its present stan
dard.
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VNO DRY-GOODSMEN, GROCERY
l. MEN, BUTCHERS &C.--We offer the larg-
est line OF Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Flour
Sacks and Twines, To be found In the State.
Best quality MANILA, best quality bogus man
lila. Best quality straw paper, all Sizes and
weights. Best quality paper bags and Hour
sacks warranted full Size and full weights. No
scrimping. We handle these goods In large
quantities, and our prices are as low as others
selling same quality OF goods. Send us an
order.
GLOBE PAPER co.
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PROTECT YOUR EsrATE

by a Policy in the Oldest, largest ana Best
Company, The Mutual Lie of New York. As.
sets, :d,OOo,Ooo, c, II. GRANGER, Agent,
Junu9tI Rutland VT
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THE. WESTERN AGENCY.

Recognizing the Importance of occupying
the large extent of territory in the west and
the facilities in that section for the sale of
musical instruments, Mossrs. Estey & Co.,
resolved to build Il large factory for the
supply Of that section of the country, but
after trial they found that they could
manufacture to so much better advantage
at Brattleboro that they disposed OF their
branch factory and,in 1868, established per-
manent agency in the west and secured for
their agents two prominent musicians of
their own state Messrs II. l.. Story and
/. n. Camp of Burlington. These gentle
men located themselves in the city of Chica-
90 in the spring of 'GS and there they still
remain. Mr.. Story for several years
a well-known music dealer in Burlington
and is, also, quite prominent as a musical
composer, Mr.. Camp is tn trough musi-
clan and long time teacher of the art in
this state, while for ten years he was prin-
cipal of the Union High School at Burling-
ton.
At the time of their establishing them
selves in Chicago, the Estcy Organ was lit
tie known in the western states and consc-
quently with but little reputation in Chica-
go. No better idea of the success of the
agency can be given than in the fact that
to day the Estey organ stands ut the head
of all other reed instruments in the west
Although repeatedly brought into strong
competition with the Smith, the Burdett.
the Mason & Hamlin, and other well-estab-
lshed manufacturers, the Estey has ever
been successful in bringing to it the warm
est and most earnest enthusiasm of the best
musicians, and its sale in that section is
something unparalleled in the sale of musical
instruments in the west, while the success
of Messrs. Story & Camp, has been far
beyond the most sanguine expectations of
themselves or of the manufacturers.
The firm first established themselves at
Reeds Temple of Music, AZ and 40 Dear
born street; were burned out in the great
fire of October 1871, when their entire
stock of organs was destroyed; were i'm
mediatcly re-establshed and re-stocked
with instruments from Estey & Co., nd are
at present located in new and extensive
quarters at No' PHI state street. They
have the entire control of the states of Hi
nois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa
and Nebraska for the sale of the Estey, and
have worked up this large extent of coun-
try with great enterprise and success, and
reaped for themselves rich reward.
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Is located on tie ground floor Of building
No. G. 1t is Boxes feet, is entered
through an entry about 10 feet square,
hall running through the entire length of
tho building. The counting room is fin
ished in black ash and walnut, the walls
being in hard finish, the ceiling being di-
vidcd by heavy white cornces into four
panels, a white cornice also extending
around the ceiling and walls Of the room.
The counting room is provided with four
black walnut desks, tables, and arm chairs.
with pictures, busts etc, on the walls, the
room being entered through bacl; walnut
doors with cut glass windows. Connected
with it is burglar proof vault, closets
ante rooms etc.
In front of the counting room are two
private Offices which are fitted up in the
same manner rs the counting room, and in
the rear of it, is Il supply and draughtng
room where all the plans for organs etc,
are drawn.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

pied by the tuners of which there are forty =.
five, every one having separate room.
and No. $ being used entirely for finishing.
and Notwithstanding the present amount
OF room other Improvements are being per-
fectcd in order to carry out the grand
scheme projected by Messrs. Estey & Co.,
to be able to furnish instruments in sufIi-
clent numbers to meet the great demand of
the public.