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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01

The Rotten sponge Pads, horrible Metal spnnr p'i H.
on Finger Pa Isl aud Wire springs npe'esed bl s9s
ELASTIC TKuss 653 Broadway which soon eufos ha0sfe
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WEATHER NOTES.

ATLANTA, Ca, April 30-A heavy frost this
morning injured the crops and fruit
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 3O.-There was a
light frost last night but very little damage was done
The weather is to-day The river has fallen greatly
and all trains are running on time.
LANCASTER, n. H., April 3O.-During the past
"a hours it has showed almost continuously and al
though large proportion OF what fell yesterday melted
the snow now lies foot deep on the level.
WILMINGTON, April 3O.-Great fears were
entertained yesterday throughout the State that should
tho storm OF snow and rain be followed By frost IN tho
night that the peach crop wode DO destroyed and this
morning considerable anxiety felt. Advice IRON
an parts OF the state however, agroe that 10 great
damage was done -
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THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA EXCHANGE.
CATTLE MARKETS.

H-,y, April 3OEIchange quiet; The United States 20 daIs
,ncg iO06 premium; Short Sight ll2glf premiuni %
S., g lJ5 49, psemum Short sight, lJoVISJ pfem!an
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Patience and Perseverance.
The GUAsACo UhBRELLA tile best the most duaoh n' NJ
umbrella da ia favor with men "oIren ssd
SMITHS Son Co. No. 4Oo brosa"sy are we
paleu and sole
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M1RRIED.
SATTERLB e

= rTFPT RP-CHUPCHLL-A Calvary Church Hew.fon -
Tbnr.da Aprl 30 X A. WAshblrn d. D. ana voc as
II Sa,terlec DR. Clarence ssees 10 Emily 'Yoa osus"
the ate Timothy Il. Churchill
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Suerlal Norires

Croton .ts aDf a COM sooa
ruts AMI vegetables milk Of three cows a. Sa Porsr.
oss ME iro station aud boar 49, ~ akET p3 Ps.rA
sssoaI ST.; to private family onl, u :. NHae,-
Church Of Holy Trinity.
M.l,,oo.ave and Forty secosih
800 ..,t.. will be in Attendance eveu day r Ton 4 a
,.oe. !, M for ths reating Of all Veas ana "'uns' NV
First Reforned Episcopal Church
OF NEW YORK,
M.u,oo-a,s .ud Poryse'e1thsa >
Pc, VIM T. SABINE. The ks'''' .. ..,E
will prrsch x,xn
SUNDAY MORNING AND - ....
w.,a.lo.so. ans 7''
s,s.----, ~---'.-5 -dH4
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DIED

All Notices Of Marriages must BE- 'ndOr'sd Ws" ~"
aame aHd address.
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APRIL WEATHER.

he last Ls9slaturs0 - -" ~
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To the toast OF 1.-THE Army and Navy" Major-0en.
Hancock responded In the shortest speech OF the even
ing There IS saIShe fitness in all things aud 1t
navy should occupy very prominent place We in
state OF peace We do require large armies all thats
necessary have tho shadow OF army and 10 pro-
tect aud what have in order 10 keep alive the
arts war. But what do want is navy that Will
be a OF pride TO the country, and st moro ner-
camille marine that Will occupy position That freely
belongs to such great country as ours ana when We
build this up Will build UP navy ~ protect H. Jap
chef En- gineer Shock being observed in the hall he
was called respond Tor the navy and dld 80 In
few well chosen words.
At this point dispatch purporting to have been
ceiyed from Kaiser William" was read IN German ~
Nv Judge Brady the guests almost drowning his
with their shouts Of laughter. Then followed huInOr
GUS translation, In which the Judge allowed his fond
ness extend even TO the language OF his
and he Is adept at this Inc appreciation
| was az general as II was noisy
The hon Erastus Brooks 10 respond 10 the toast
OF the Press. After abiding TO the gigantic power
| which this "estate OF the Goyernment-the Press
had acquired both for good and for evil he rounded an
eloquent sentence with graceful reference To Mr. Roach
as au illustration OF the rise ana growth Of the AnerI
| can Republic, to whom too much honor could not
| hs maid. MAY lac i've longer than / have
time 10 tell his years Ever living and beloved may his
GOOD name be, ANA When old Time shall lead hun 10 MS
| I'd may goodness and lie I'LL one monument" lap
| nI,,Ise / have been reminded tonight OF the pain
ri mat have taken place IN the commerce oil
tGe country. / remember that from 1880 To l54O the
! -oteriaI commerce Of this country in ship-buding
o as Increased 90 per cent, from 1910 % 1860 TO "a
of from 1860 10 co per cent, ana ~ terrible
That commerce decreased from $lCJOOO0 tons u
SSO a of A.. Gentlenoni commerce Is no
merely the cereal products OIL Tue great West
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-10
NORTHERN NEW YORK.

Michael Burke. arrested for drunkenness,
was sentenced TO WORK on the roads ten
DAYS by the Recorder Of Ogdens5urg. a
more serTicesble and salutary punishment
than tns and Imprisonment
There j. 10 be Nc demonstration II Ma
lone on the glorious Fourth, IN honor OF
those who e IL IN the revolution.
The OEdensDurg JOz7aGl says that
mnseal0ngs weighing ninsTy-nlne and three
iourtns pounds was caught II the osWe-
gatehis river, recently by one Stephen SeY-
mour This Is the lnrgest fish ofthe species
On record.
The graduating exercises OF the state
Normal School al POtsdam occurred ane
25ih. There were eight graduates from the
Norma Department and three from the
Academic
a few DAYS since the body Of Al unknown
infant WAS found II the Racket, one mile
below Potsdam = junction.
Jud-e Francis j.. Flanders. OF Malone,
mas been appointed District Deputy Grano
Master ior the Fifteenth Masonic District
Joseph Richards. VINO was 50 severely IL
iured. pv q premature discharge OF a dnalln
blast az ihe nusSey & Howe iron Works IN
terruua on the 26ih Of last May DIED OF
hIs II juries after lingering until June BON
The cornerstone IN ghe new Catholic
churcf Iu Canton WI. be- lad 1y the III
ks7 Bisl0r VI adhams. July 4t1- Rev. .
q RYAN. The poet priest Of the South. WI
preach the sermon. After the ceremonies
there VII be- picnic OF the FAR ground icr
the benefit O. the cnurcL.
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OVER TIKI LAEI-

While IS ashDurn : troupe was perform
InE in Port Henry 70 crowded and en-
tnusIas1lc house. q difficulty arose between
NJ Nashburn and Justice /. Treadway. i
seems 70 nave been 81 CID sore. Inc justice
had " ashuurn arrested unde- the vaErancs
ACT = Lewald and 7 SDrague went surety
f0- $500 eac- There was some III feeling
uncalle1 slr- eTInced M both pHr1Ies- or
INA the case was dismissed f0r no cause OF
action
Matt AlcAlahar an old and esteemed Irlsl
citizen oi Port Henry. was tearfuliy IN urol
lasr weaE. by me ca7Inr Of bank while a.
wOrE
Hon. 81 Z Waldo. OF Port Henry mas
recovered from ms very severe Gn1 danger
uus lines
j y BecKwltl. one lf the leading younE
lawyers oi the Sixteenth Congressional DE-
I-lc-. mas removed IRON Port heury T. ms
old nome lu Plarts1urEL- tie still continue
q. be d member 0t 1nar successful law urm.
Wade. bscEWIta a Tony. of Port henrT
Henry Irv. q convict az Dannemera. We
known ID connection with ms attempt e
el1pe from t-atIsourcn WIKI Young -l--.
mas died from me effect % IuIu-Ie~ received
from cold ana exposure last wIuIc-. wnen be
attempted o. escape
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formed on the subject. and particularly OF
the objection TO transhipmeni OF freight
from the nsrrow 10 the standard guage
roads. The argument for the narrow
guage Is. that transportation * cbeapened
III spite OF all the InconyenIeBcIes and cost
that attend transhIpment. An exhibition
Of the various reasons fo- the cheapness al
narrow guage transportation = not citncnli.
but Il wouI0 BE tedious. and We vii there
lore advert 10 but one. That Is. the IN
mense saving on equipment. and DartIrH-
larry II freight ears ana their maintenance
The narrow gauge roads, which lnIersect
other roads OF the standard gauge. cannot
send their car upon the latter. and there
fore the number VI cars me narrow gauge
roads need l. simply that which 4 neee--
SHY for transportation on as oira fract
Hence narrow gauge road such a the
Montpelier ard Wells River road ought 70
hare bsez. and the Montpelier and Rutland
I1ll 0e-ls better equipped win twenty cArs
than i would be with a hundred winch are
- be sent IN al directions between Boston
and Chicago and Canada and New York
CITY X J. obvious that here j. q saving OF
eighty per cent N the cost Of car alone q.
and TINS d one of the reasons why trans
portztiGn j. cneapened hy the narrow
gauge Moreover. there l. the same pro
portion OF expense saved II the renewal and
repair Of the ears. winch alone j. lar more
than 1he cost Of Transporting the freight
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-10

AIlu6inr to the genera return Of the
'.liberals'' of 1872 TO ths Republican party,
the Rutland Glo5e says We are able 70
sly that II Rutland county. and ermOut.
al least. there D. buf one Aepubhcan party
The nrsi union seemed 20 take place a.
matter of course. a. the Rutland primary
meeting 10 SEND delegates q the State cor
venIlOE- Both branches. then happily one,
were together II the meeting. were together
on the committee. and from them Were
ais. elected delegate ana alternate deie-
gates T. the convention Il wa So a.
Burlington MANY of the delegate,
We should Say more than 0na-ieutl-
mad gone IRON the ole home Two
years before. but both mad now come To-
gerher II me old homestead. without either
thinking thai the otnsr nEl ANYTHING o.
forgive or u be forgiven toy - was II al
our recent Republican County Convention.
" saw Oh the h0or.ss delegate. number
whom We recognized as ardent supporter
Of Air trreeiey. among whom wa the chaH-
mar of rhelr STATE committee iu ur1er
mat there might be 10 doubt OF the reality
0f ire union. the ticket nominated Wa
COMPOSE o- men who widely differed ~
reference g. certain ma1Ier- w. wears ago
bur VINO now desire uuIJu. harmony reform.
ec1n1uv uul honest government va
ouclr Z. lean from tnese experience t1a-
honest Differences of opinion snoull he tl.-
srate- nv ana ma 1rlrT.
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Tho meeting Of rhe commissioner 81
Alcle-tlr. ou Tuesday 1i lasr week. result
e. al O. determination o. 1reu DolEs 10Y su..-
sc--p--ll- O. me stock win view at raI-
ll- g. lea-- The amour, % thirty th8usauL
f dollars. wneu The company car be- organ
lzs-- and Ine road surveyed and located and
the cost estimated. 81 as o. determine
whether iuul- car b. raised i1- IL con
s-rucli0I
There was O free conference among tnc
. commissioner aul ltner- and other cI,.-
zeu- interested. am the CONCLUSION Wa
rnat the portion of the road from upue-
Granville o. the lerrrl- ermnu1 road q:
betls. ny A1TalIlu. should 1lrsi be attempt
e. This uErt Of the contemplated roal
lies wholly within ne valley o White
River an1 one OF IL u-anche-. and pro
1nIse= E-Ira1rdInary iGcIlIIles i1- tne con
s-rucIl1u ui o. narrow gauge railroad a
the lowest cost OF 1uar clas- There are
DO serious dlhcultle- u curves. rraoe-.
grading. o. bridging Most Of the line
VII admit very ne1-- O surface road
In lactlr was believed that the towns through
winch the road WI run. and mauuiacturers
ana owners ai rea- estate VINO are L. DIT
largely benefited. E-e able to construct tins
part 1t the road without outside ail The
through the valley Of Mad river and from
t.ocneste- q Rutland. VII be much more
expensive. BIT 4 u j. demonstrated as Il i
confidently believed II VII be- rhat the
ROAD IRON Granville g BeIne. or Eoyal1uu
VAL pay the expenses OF operating IRON the
start. ana something over a. dividend
upon the STOCK. then II vii ns certain That
TIE whole line VII pEy- and IT. construe-
mon VII be assured Neither Rutland or
A0u1pe-Ier-nsither the CenIral Vermont
and Rutland railroads nor the other roads
connecting a. Autiana-c0uld afford 70 fore
20 1ne great advantages which 8 narrow
gauge railroad from Montpelier 10 Rutland
would afford
Nothing bat narrow gauge rJac IVES
contemplated nv the commIssl0ners- and we
nope No other vii be constructed. even Il
the present standard gauge snail be proved
PRACTICABLE since il mas been demonstrated
10y practical experiment tnat narrow gauge
railroads can be constructed Gndsopsraueo II
q cost OF from 20 10 30 per cent. les than
STANDARD gauge roads We are 50 fully con
vInced OF tins that, il il were II our power,
not another tram should be run over the
Montpelier and Wells River Railroad until
IL gauge mad been reduced 70 three feet-
From that moment the road wOnld more
tuau pHy expense and the stockholders T
would have q far prospect Of ultimately /
saving the capita invested Mos certainly. I
mad the road been constructed on n three I
leei gauge, tne-o happy results would have /
teen secured Ine ics-on Montpelier nA- I
learned should lot be anz.-ae1 By the pro
fectors Of new rniiroaas n Nern1ni
We ar no. ignorant Of ths PIE adles 4
HE1insi fne narrow EnaEt, vhlct rrcTAlis
nmqnr tacr vh1 hsrt no he-- feiiF n
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Is the great consf Of 1851 The gradual
dIminutl0n and final disappearance OF the
comet vii be 50 nearly the converse OF
What We shall nave witnessed here that Il
needs no description Is Will. OF course,
leave us portion O. it, atmosphere when
% departs. but, probably. not enough TO
affect the barumetcr, or 10 come within the
cocnizzuce even Of scientist --ut there
may be. by possibility. one permanent
effect 0i scientific interest and curloslfy- II
the earth should not entirely escape the
moon VII also probably be involved. and Il
WI also retain portion o. the cometarY
substance As the amount OF the a1Ine--
phere upon the moon surface Is now 50
small. j. indeed. there l. any 81 a. that il
is unrecornlzable by the nicest as-ronomlea-
scrutiny. perhaps after the passage Of the
comet We snail IND thG1 heneeforin me
moon vii haYean atmosphere % greater o.
les density. which VII materially mo1liy
inc phenomena Of OSCILLATIONS anc solar
ec-lpses. euus D. safety out o. 1ne way,
50 rna- the TRANSIT expedition VII not be
Inrerlerua with
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h TURN = bh"-
burlington June s.. saw
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y EENlAhlN = TAYLOR.
Don 3 you near the children Cur n.
Comm INTO schoo
Don 3 Feu hear fhl master drummi1
%. the window with ms rule
Master urumiuin-. children c1u iu-
.1utu school
IlI.-tecC 6-ures reach ana csfct
my nn=e-s click tne iatcl
CurlF-heauec E-rls thrun- 81
LILY free from TO- and sL-
Breezy BOYS bolt IN rosetne--
bringing ursaths o. WINTER Heaiiiei'
br-nEln- baskets lulial checked
Dinner "a then sad q Errcael-
tslC1l minded. Uiifens Of
SOLDIER rusl tom me A-laEa-.
Buli- uf snow aul marble Hllitt-
ssastlcns shining l the A-lt
Married VIII uars @ Ont -ri- d..
%. the fee-csll cannon shct
Hea-tha lasr ASSN. t-I- Elau.
Sc -la -uuuc-s ra-lr OLE
Cna--a uuur the battered door,
S-HH. - le-- Eu- 1lt-ta e-
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In

~ LILLY ..'-| L. 49,.
Ne1re H1--- We -lL-- " wee
ke loTt We crop. We l-e
Al wherefore on ". lHuEl ny wee
We d. We 1--we ~ llt
~. know tlat secret zee
A-lz lu-l
WY d a-l tla violet Errlr
Unseen t1 luulal eye
WY lH -lE ra-.lu- seas ls r--
>WeH- lluu-lIs l1l- HulcE-T rs
WV lr 7u- -11- nel--s -l-1-
Inn. lLl- de
BE o. --l-ul-- pair l-c v-1--
Nl --li-lul
Mellow. We lose. au- then. ere ll--
SON lall
I-T song
EllUr 1---l
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Tx 00oD oT Mini writer slys Ill
one WIsHe- T. grow ueSly. = PM 0i milk
taken before retiring u night VII soon
cover the scrawnIest bones Although now
aaays We see O. great many Aeslv iema-es.
there are many lean ana lauE ones VINO So B
for 1na fashionable measure Of p.umpns--
ana would be vastly improved II health and
appearance could their figures he rounded
with good solid ties1 Nothing is more
coveted by lhIn women than iuL figure
ana nothing VII arouse the IRE ana provoke
the scandal o.. ono OF those clipper builds
a. tne conscIuusuess oi Dlumpnes- III g rival.
In case Of fever and summer complaint
milk Is now given with excellent results.
The idea thaI mia j. icverish ma ez-
piOded and Il is nov the physician great
reliance II bringing through typhoid pa
ITEMS. or those IL Zoo low g. state % he
nourlsned BY solid iooa ll Is mistake 20
scrimp the milk-pIIchc- lake more milk
and buy les meat. LOOK 20 your milE-nan.
nave large sized. weil-flled milk-uitcher
on the table each msal. and Won viii also
have sound flesh and ligni doctor bills 90
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EAEfAl-l 2
E1-5 v. FOE-8 { SONS 5os---. ".
Aac 49, By Druggists e. -.e-lsrs zazerz--5.
Oct 2s-oeodkviT
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s 10UNC BRIDE E4LLs 4HR0UGH CEH-
VASE on Mourn Bias "A melancholy ac-
cideni has lust occurred IN Switzerland
Air and Mr. Liskeard. Young English
pair on their wedding tour set out with O
party OF friends 10 make En ascent Of Mount
Blanc " hen they mad reached the sum
NIT Of the Corridor. the ladies ielt the cold
30 severely That TIE guides advised the party
70 return Al were fastened together with
ropes. and the bride ser out leaning upon
the arm OF q GUIDE. Hardly had they
taken q hundred pace when Mrs.. LisFeHrd
and bsr companion suddenly disappeared
down crrvs-se. covered with a slight layer
Of frozen snow. UnhAppiiy, the rope by
winch they were connected with the other
broke. and they were seen d. NOR. The
husband 81 once procured extra assistance
from she tranas ChAiet-. BAL the bOdies
could not Be recovered. and Il u thought
fhry ar some tnousan1 feef oosn ir the
noun.aIr- lae acEtt Of fhr rso unforIs-
nsfr prr~sns ngss hsts h-rr inStEnfEnroua
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A a-sve man Hay suas- ll.- uaa- l- led u.-
or hlHsel-. herelealy nu- H-
CANNoT VI III CslII.m I'LL 3.
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Tins Agency represents first
class FIRE. LIFE. and ACCE-
DENTAL Insurance Companies.
Careful attention will be given
10 All business left here. Dine
notice OF expiration OF policies
always given.
y Losses equiiabiy adjusted
and promptly paiG.-R
Z. =. PECk.
General tDs. Agent.
jus div
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July 10. 1874.


You thai wani 10 buy you- goods for easa, and
tae the least money. il vii ply you g. ~
10. D.. . Eiiles g. examine our stock.
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CONSUMPTION

which cau be cured bv 4
timely resort 10 TINS stand
arc preparation, ~ mas been
proved nv the hundreds q
testimonials received bv Ills
prOpIetors. Its acknowi-
edged by many prominent
physicians 10 be the mos.
reliable preparation ever H.
trOduced for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints.
and Is offered to the public.
sanctioned by the experience
IF over forty years When
escorted 10 IL season Il SCI
dom fails 10 effect a SPEEDY
cure Il the most severe
cases Of Coughs. Bronchitis.
Group. Nhooping Cough,
influenza, Asthma. Colds.
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness II the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint bleeding
At the Lungs. dc. Wista-s
Balsam does nOt dry up .
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as Is the case with
most preparations, but It
loOsens and cleanses the
lungs, and allavs irritation.
thus removing the cause ot
the complaint.
PEEFALTu ~
E--5 '. FOE-E { SONS 5a5-a-. ~
Aac 90 By Druggists e. -'e-ier- szaerz--5.
Oc1 2s-dsodkvlT
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REcEn I'd THIS wEER. d NEw LINZ
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NEW BOOKS

Frequently rscsiriu- coslss 90 n-sr- r.
tious. or wi obtain. oa san-. o.. -l.. ar
u1r
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CHIVAZRIE
TIL NEW LAWN CANT As. Cl-H--
Inc L CEBCLE. and iuarr other Ialla.
joy uut ~ ID luHrs
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Inc Asrieniiar-l Prospect ia Vernon,

ne 4-flculiafAi Pro.httt % vernon.
d Newport correspondent Of the spring
ueLa heuLa'4-aH wrIte- a- follows
Toe cr11- u u1-taeasta-1 Fe-maut. anu
Iuae11 tnr1urul 20 The Sta.c. u-e promising
rran1-T. au- ul-wi--s- Standing tne back
ward >u-iu-. are l11l- o. forwards usul-.
The nav crop i~ sale a- -ul---T ana. d
raI D. I'D good crae- WI maze ,1a iarluer-
- thi- -ra---E~av ln- --g-a independent
f- ruc ve1- The lHu ---e butter
causes some -rum.-Ir-. 1-- tlr improve
me-t d qua-lrT. dle move careful ana
lnta.l lreI- uluuilc-ura winch Is es--1llf-
Cd 1r lle pres -1el- u' u-- 1a-ry1e- a>--'-
cia-Iou a. t-ll O. 80 average u 1re cents
81 pound ~ 1ne Wal-a product ui INC state.
wi make tna ue- ratu-D- better lnll ID
r-arIlu- wear ms Iuur1r euel- al enc
quality u. ermou- uutta- U.s. u u1r- a-
c-l1at-5 g. -ae genera. introduction Oh tat
--tr--0 rlr system leer setting ana
1trr- plans winch me milk Us kgp- o..
u-LI1ru -ell1r-r-ra 1urlu- tle rlslr- q
tra cream Hr r1 Use c. wate- flowing
g-rrr -l. vessels ll Wlle d - --
addition @ -1l- l1ws7a- t1e-c De- ul.l
-la-r ear u-el b. r1l man li4c-gre ana
nau- lr- . -Ho H----r ll-l-.. ana al-. ID
1s feeding -u- ua-t--a-e - -ae cow
Tho --rma-- tr ~--a lr showing ll
la-lau- WAYS . --ea- lu.- a- lc,iVl-I la-
are rr1nlH e- -l.r lWlEe a- those u' ans
easter ~ra-H g. -la Necessity N- improve
merr. ana tlt ImI 1--lrc- o- el-c--l.l a1-
tle u-s o- cau-l-- a. t---- l--l-e-- -La
credit 0 Ill- a1rluce j. Que. hob a1.t g.
tle granger. 1l- O. IN t-hcleur eul-l- 0.
raa baar- o. a-rllal,u-- rl1 c4l-7-ue-
ass1,latl1a ans t1l 1--me- c-las
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-10

EsTEEN UNION IELEGEAPH CorPAxY.-
An aellou D.. u j. understood. about u be
brought against the directors of the Western
mon Telegraph Company by certain ufth
siockholde1s- The directors PAID no divi-
oenas during ls70. ISL. and ls1-. although
= Wa alleged that the earnings were ve-v
large ana were applied q the purchase OF
stocE a. low prIce Tor the COMPANY. Tins
failure % pay dividends hrourhi the siocE
a1Nu O. hEure - iow thAf small share
holder were compelled O. e. and tn
piAIntits Ir the action referred d intsna I
oonpel the cErcctuFs. Il po-~iblr. 4 rutzrs
ins siock - SOC anc o 1rcouni ior the dit-
isrua, vsirt thfF islist g psy