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, 1874-09-05

MEalpI1s, Ionn. Sept. 4.-From passengers
who arrived from Groonvillo, Hiss, lato last
night, tho following particulars concerning tho
destructive fire as that place, carly On Wodnes-
day morning, ara obtained;
Tho fro, which, It il supposed, Was started by
an incendinry, originated In grocery etoro on
Morgan and platt ntrcets. It crossed Mulberry
atroot, going cast and Main street wost, destroy
Ing tho ontire portion Of tho town from Mulberry
Htrcst to tho river embracing noarly oil tho buni-
uoso houBos OF tho placo-in III soventy-throo
houses, valued at over s250,000, with about
s15o,0D0 insurance, on which the pIantora' OF
bIomphia and tho piantors' Of Mississippl lad q
large amount.
There will be considerable suffering. ~ nearly
nll tho provisions in tho town wcro DESTROYED: !.
Tho louse In which tho fro originated had
boon previously Bot on fro at four difrorent
times. man namod Thompson lias beon ar
rested On suspicion Of being concoruod in this
incondiary work.
O1icore Of tho Plantors' Insurance Company,
Of this city, state TINT tho whole amount Of III
suraaco ield BY that Company in Greonvillo,
Miss, waR $40 G00 and that their ontlre loss In
tho bussnoaa portion Of that place cannot exceed
al .nQ1
, 1874-09-05
SALT DISCOVERY,

Special Dispatch 70 1hs CAtta9o z'fioHne.
EAST BAo1NAw. Mich, Sept. 4.-No discovery
OF 80 much importance has been ma1o III the
6aginaw Valloy for yoars % that rocontly mauo
At Dlackinoors hill, at Bridgeport, whore
reached, las boon dlaoovorod. Tho boring for
salt at tlta point resulted in tho finding of nt
good supply as a depth Of 1,70lH feet. Tho
depth OF tho river wells and Ill heretofore opor-
ated in this section aro from 700 to l.0o0 feot,
nnd mono llnyo penetrated tho Garth to such
dopth M tho D!aokmoor woll. It was at first 20"
1leyod TINT the rock ut Dlaokmoor'a was Of tho
onoMdaga formation. but careful examination y
tho State GoolngiAt and tho btato Salt inspector
convinced tloni that 1t was not, but th9t 1t mnRt
be hundreds OF foot bolow tho now vol.
, 1874-09-05
SPAIN.

Madrid, Sept. d.-zabala'a Cabinet has re-
ainod. Hagastawi1l form now N1iniHtry, wl,tol,
will probably bo constituted aa follows Bagasta,
President Of tho Council nnd 1fini8tor Of tho LII.
torior; ulloa, Minister Of Foreign AtInlra Col
monaroe, Minister Of Justice sorrano Dodoya,
Minister Of War; Comaoho, Allnistor of II
nnuco Rodriguez Arms, Mliniator Of Marino
Navarro not1tigo, Minister of Commerce; Romero
Ortiz. Mintator OF Colonies.
Two thousand men will bo sont to Cuba in
feW days. to ronrorco tho spanish army.
Tho Cnrlssts llavo abandoned tho aiuSo Of puy.
cords. Tho failure Of tho insurgents to oapsuro
tho place cauned groat rejoicing.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-:Tho CREDENTIALS OF tho
nowly-appointed spaniBh Ambassadors mako no
montion Of tho Republic.
Madrid. Bopt. 4.-T1lo Cartiata aro antranuh-
Ing themselves around Dilbao.
Tho damage dono by tho bombardmont Of
ruycorla mas insignificant.
, 1874-09-05
ANOTHER ARCTIC FA,lURs,

LoNpoN, Sept. 1.-Mombols Of tho Auat,Ian
Polar Expedition, for whoao nafoty foars woro
folt, hayo haon heard from. Ihoy wore sl.in-
wrecked md took to slogha, in wlicl tlloy hnyo
succeeded, after long journey. In roachii,g the
Norwegian island OF Warloe.
LoNpoS, sort. 4.-Fnrthet particulars ot the
Austrian polar expedition hayo beon recoiysJ.
Afos abandoning thoir ship tho party travelled
for montha In .Hlodgos, and two wintors wore
passod on the leo. Tho highost point roachod
was IN latitude 30. A large tract Of land was
discovered to tho northwarl Of Nova Xombla,
Tho expedition arrived ut Wardoo on q Ruasnn
boat. Only ono death occurred during tic o1l-
tiro voyage.
, 1874-09-05

It appears that fine old Ktlkenny-cat strug-
gle would occur in tho Sandwich Islands but for
the presence of tho American Ya1-yaascl Be-
nicia In the harbor Of Honolulu. Queen Emma
Is aa littlo disposed to waive hor claims to tho
auccoesion as King Kalakaua timso1f, and might,
probably would, appeal to nr1nH to establish her
sof but for tho prcsenco Of tho United states
representative. Whoever wins, the question
ought to be settled definitely Ut once. II con-
clusion is long delayed, manifest deatiny will
havo left not single Hawaiian to swear nllogi-
anco to anybody, 80 quickly arc tho Kanakaa
dIgAppoariuE,
, 1874-09-05
.....-... PROFESSIONAL
DIR. r. HUNTER.

Ky1anrsro,s, uorrx ~ ~,
Robert Hunter, A D.: ' N@1~'
DEAR etR: Having hecn completely restored
to health through your akiltfal troatu,ont. Idcon,
1t my dnty to give fair and concise aLaton,ons
Of tho facts Of my caac
From childhood until was 10 years old wsa
troubled with constant hacking cough, Atthot
ago my cough Increased, and wns soon fol1ovo;5
by copioua muououa oxpootoration Of vnrv ~
fonslvo and diaagrcoablo odor, At tho aoo ~ Is,
tho cough and oxpootoration had 40 inoronuod
that nv roet at night vau conatant1v ,1i.t,,,,a.a
Tho oxpootorntfon ollaugod to yellow nnttnr
had constant pains in my olcnt, and ahortnoa, of
breath, 60 tint could not exert mysotf md ~.
slightest exposure would giyo mo co1d and Ia,
creaso my suffering.
lily paronts How became hlaruaod, I had boc,,
under tho treatment of our family physician.
Who WIS considered very slsillful but his rorno-
dies aotod moroly aH palliatiYos and nv t1'aenao
Rtoadlly increased triod oil tho patont 1nodI-
cinoB speciallY recommended, with no benefit
wtlateyor. NV bca1th e+ili Ioo1,rod W. ..-..,,,
toms bccana n,oro .o-,.rs.,a,s', H., 10y oy"p
dobililv NJ nv ava,o,n Snraaa, t'llo 'u' e'1esaa
tins ltngorc, w tt,roua1, n0I'a' - a,z,,,.u.,,.p.
suffering nntij ronchod ,'sv oo a".a'u ute y.
nlmost to a zko1cton .ro oonn..s., Icy
1t this stage another nya,cnn ,vna co1aa l., De. ~
consultation with family n.,a asA~.
q cnreft,l examination thcv hnt;, ,,ro~,a,s.sn
loft lunu ontrelv ronc and tho ,5o,.t AZ
diaoascd Thoy aaid nv tt,no in tIia sxor1d -.n
el1ort-t11at die must and that bofora ,ono
NV father than t7otorm1nct7 ~ t,to -ra 70 ~1..
and 200 II Won oouM do anrthino ror ~ ~.
suocoodcd In getting mo to rour ofs1co md ofear
examining mo. you nrononnccf1 nv coao 49,,
bad ono. but NOT also1othnr hnno,oaa W., 49,
soribod for mo, aud took tbe rne1tc;nas mi In
inlaling instrument homo with mn md ~ o1,,o
began their use.
Very soon began to foc1 TINT vonr ran,ei7;sa
wcro acting fayorably on nv disonso. md at tho
ond Of tic first month, was nbo Ia ho nm md
moyo about. I continued stoaili1v On vith vonr
treatment for ttyo months. rainina IN ,,eo,th nna
strength atl tho tirno. At tho end Of f1yo months
folt like now man, md was ahle Ia ratun,o
my work ns q miller. l,aye worried f,ftoon
hours out Of tho twenty-four. and. uotwithatand4
ing tho dust and nigAt-wosk incident to rry bust-
nega nv hoa1th hnH still f1onrnvnd anil T nx, ha.
, 1874-09-05
RAILROAD NEWS.
TIE CHICAGO 4 PACIFIC

Xl14s U111CAHU q HAulf1u
Railroad Company commenced work on Its
new passonger-depos on tho corner Of Hawthorn
a7onuo and Lincoln stfoot yesterday morning.
The now depot will bo q 6ubatantinl brick build
Ing, 30xC0 feot and will bo finished In about ten
days. 1t will cost about $4,000 AS soon az tho
new building ia finished tho passongor-traina
will mako their terminus ut thut placo instead OF
at Goose Island, as heretofore. Tho sito Of tho
now depot is "a convenient aa any in tho city,
and can bo roachod by tho Chicago and Larrabco
atroet~carp, and tho Canal street buses, which
pass thoro every lvo minutes.
Tho Company has also Just completed 8 loan
which will euablo it to finish tho road from EIgin
to Byron, distance Of 81 miles. This section Ia
already graded, and tho iron will bo put on ut
once, and it ia expected to hayo trains run oyor
completed work on tho section from byron to
Lanark, where q connection with tho Western
Onion Dailroad will be mado, will bo commenced,
md tho whole line will probably bo in running
road will DO pushed forward to Savannah, Oh tho
Mis6iesppi River, which ia about liz milos from
this city.
FAST TIafE.
makiug fast timo because they succool in mak-
lug 45 to 80 niloB an hour. t1oy know not what
they arc talking about. Tho Chicago railroad
managers are too modest to speak about such
email matter as making 30 m1loB M hour on
tloir excellent steel tracks. II tho managera OF
tho Eastern roads want to find out bow to mako
iast time thoy must como to Chicago and sec
how it is done. Fifty miles an hour on our
roads ih q daily occurrence and Is not mentioned
at all, but yesterday anything yot attemptod in
t1,o tho tQat tMaba7nsa with Engineer Philip oNol on
a party Of gentlemen ut Clinton, Iowa, had to
no . ~ tae CITY at oottan hour, and thoy angaged
mann
, 1874-09-05
FRANCE.


PANS, Sept. 4.-The official report Of tho Com
mission appointed 10 investigate tho escape Of
Bazaino duplicates tho jailer, and Rsates TINT
thoy woro inatigated by Col. Villotte, Dazaino's
Md~do- Camp, to facilitate tho uriaouera flight,
but acquits tho garrison Of completely In the
Sfrair.
THE PERMANENT COMMITTEE.
A mco!ing Of tho Permanent Committee OF tho
National Assembly was held yesterday. Buffet,
President Of tho Assembly, presidod. II. DEM
all7, Deplty Of tho Loft, complained Of tho con-
tiniod rigorous treatment by tho Goyornment OF
newspapers in tho municipalities. Ho also called
particular attention to spooch Of Capt. 1iun.
at meeting In La Vendoo, In which he aa,iaca
his hearera to follow tho oxamplo Of tho inbabi-
tantp Of that department at the hmo Of the first
revolution, and draw thcir Bworaa against their
cno1nieH,
Ohabana In Tour, Minister Of she Interior, 1o-
pliod tlat the Government would nlake inquiries
Into tla matter.
II, Tlrard, another Deputy Of tho Loft, conn.,
planned Of tho unequal treatment Of newspapers
BY tho Government. Bomo, lo charged, woro
favored, and othora wore oppressed. 1lo also
aado complaint agatnst restrictions placed upon
tho Introduction and circulation OF foreign jour-
nalH. nna OF the snaponalon OF a neWapapor III
bordeaux, becnIsn 1t stated tliat Marahnl hao-
hGhon waa coldly received during his tocenk
journey.
1Irar1l deoard that notwithstandiug these pro-
coodlnEa by tue Government, tho paris Figaro
WAS allowed to ineita otizena to hatroa of each
other. He demanded cessation Of those rigor-
ol,H lneaHurea.
Chabaud La Tour Justified tho action of tho
Goyonanont In suspontiug tho journal in Dur-
doanx ind In prohibiting tho publication Of osght
other Bonbpartist papora, booauso Of tho rorro+
inction in thoir ooiulnna Of attacks which woro
Of scrlouB nature, lIo stated, however,, that
ho regretted the necessity for such procoodinga
Picard asked the Government to enforce tho
dooiRion Of tho Assembly abo!ishtng tho Empiro.
Ho Batd that u. Dcrgof, Bonapart,Bt candidate
for tho Assembly, in tho Department Of hlniuo OF
Loire, had issued circular to tho eloototH i;nor-
Ing thts decision.
Ohaband In -Four said l.o disanproycd Of this
olroular, but WIS unwilling to intorforo because
It would DO all iuYau0n Of electoral liberty.
Several membura of tho axtrama rlQlt uttosed
, 1874-09-05

Special Dtspdtch to The CAteaao Tribune.
DunuouE, Ia, Sept. 4.-Ihoro WAS another
fro hescslast night, after that Of tho Dickinson
foundry. It was dwolling-houso. Loss abont
$1,000 insured for 800. -......
a man named Edward Yatos, who mas arnon8
tho noat daring in trying to aaYo valuable ma
day OF tho injuries received from tho fire while
trying to escape from tho burning building. ne
romainod In tho building till 10 was surrounded
BY tho fire, anl died a martyr to what he be-
loved to bo hia duty, Several wero severely
fn1urp3.
, 1874-09-05
TEMPORARY SlyspFNSf3N.

NEW YonK, sopt 4.-Tho announcement Is
mndo TINT Diglor d Co., heavy lumber dealolB,
Of Nowburg, N. T., have been compelled to sus-
pond. 1t is aald that thoir suspension WAS caused
by the failure Of Comptroller Green, of this
city, to pay Bills to tho amount Of $290, 900,
which wero oudited md found correct.
NEwnuna, N. Y, sopt. 4.-Diglor l. Co., who
are reported as sspsnae haye been te
cee1lng without interruption. Their Assets arc
largely in oxcoss Of their liabilitios.
, 1874-09-05

thnir protests against tho recognition Of Marshal
Borranoa Government In Spain, because It was
opposed to tho intorosta OF Franco.
Chabnt>d La Tour replied TINT Frnnco had actod
ill., harmony with other powors. uo added that
tho frontier to presorvo neutrality.
rAn1s, Sept. 4.-Le Dfen Public eays Marshal
Daxaino Inns gouo to England.
, 1874-09-05

TUDL1C OPINION.
Br. PAUL, Minu+, Sept. 4.--Thia community Is
uttory astounded by the developments OF tho
Committee investigating Mcllratha misdoings.
For years 1t has boon question how IN officer
with $4,000 a year could grow rioh 80 fast aa
MoI1rath but nobody suspected tho degree Of
corruption which tho Committee claim to have
plain, Is generally conceded. Republican poll
ticans aro very much oxoroisod, fearing that tho
disclosures will disrupt tho Republican party in
the next election, which will involve tho election
OF United Staten Senator to aucceod Ramaoy.
, 1874-09-05
OBITUARY.

New YonK, Sept 4.-Madamo Agatha States,
or Orlendlui, tho wolI-kuown oporatIo Singer,
died IN this city on Wednesday,. The t9oooasea,
uativo Of Dublin, irolanl. from which clty her
parouta removed to Hun Francisco In hor chilli
hood.
, 1874-09-05
THE WEATHER.

WAsn1NaroH, D. G.. Sept. 4.-Over tho North
west, tho Upper Mississippi, and Lowor Missouri
Valleys, falling barometer, Houthorly winds, ris-
Ing temperature, and genorally olear weathor.
Over tho Lako Region, FILLING barometer, SOUTH
oaator1y winds, stationary and higher tenpora-
ture, cloudy weather, and light winds.
LOCAL OBSEnyATIDNa.
CufnAoo. Ennt L.
, 1874-09-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS.

NEW YonK, Sept. misunderstanding
franco, from London.
J.1yEnroo1, sopt. 4.-Arriyod- Steamship
Canada from New York.
NRw YonK, sopt. 4.-Arriycd-6tc Steamship State,
Of Nevada, from GlaHgQH,
, 1874-09-05
TIE TRANSIT EXPEDITION.

LoNpoN sopt. 4.-Tho expedition from the
United Btatos to obBorya tho transit OF Venua
arrived at Cape Town on tho 6th Of August.
, 1874-09-05

They rovorao things In tho chivalrio State Of
Kontucky. Whom man plays tho seducer ho
doea the shooting nlso, and does II oiroctua1ly.
1t appears that young oMvor Marcus, Of Trigg
County, prevailed upon Miss Prescott to elopo
With him. He borrowed mule from tho girls
mother, and, reaching tho spot SOLICITED for
settling, sosd tho mu1o, aud tho guilty pair lived
comfortably together. Tho wrong-doing Of tho
daughter did not wofgh RS heavily upon tho
family as tho loss Of tho mule. After obtaining
an order from Court for the recovery Of tho
four-footed animal, Ta1ly, tho girls brothar-in-
law, wont in pursuit. He found his Estor-in~
law, but no mulo. Determined mot to return
cmpty-hnnded, 10 took bis relativo. Meeting
Marcus on the way homo o row enaued, which
oudod in tho perforatlon Of Tally's skull with
bullet 1t is needless to state that NO attempt
has boon mado to arrest Marcus.
, 1874-09-05

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sclenclk's Pu1montc Syrup,
FOR THE CURE Or CONSUMPTION, COUGHS
AND COLDS.
Tho great vtrtuo OF thia odoIno il that 1t spena tho
matter and hsows it out Of tho syEte pusaoa tho blood
and thus eilaots uuro.
GuHENCK'S gEA WEIRD TONIC. FOR THE CURE
or DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, DO.
Tho Tonic produces healthy action nf tho stomach.
creating appetite, forming chso. and curing tho most
nhstiuata caaaa Of Indigestion.
6OHENCt'B MANDRAKE FILLS FOR TIRE CURE
or LIVER COMPLAINT, DO.
Theso pills arc alternative and produce healthy action
from eslo1no., and set slcacous IN rpstoripz
hsally action Of the liver.
These temedios certain for Consumption.
ta Fulnono Syrup tpeas Tie matter aud purlcs tho
blood, Tho Mandrake plls act apon tho llyor, create
healthy bile, and ali diseases Of tho livor often
cause Of Consumption. Tho sca Wood Tomb gives touo
and atzcngth 70 tho stomach. makos good dgesfton,
and enables tho organs form good bood sud thus css-
ato healthy circulation Of healthy blood. The oonl'
buad action Of these aaodlolnos ~ TINS explained, will
cure oyory Of Consumption, taAan IN limo, and tho
u.o Of tho n,odloines pcrssYoredl In.
Dr. solcnok Is professionally ut his principal Office COZ
nor Sixth and Arohsts. Philadelphia. every Monday,
who're all letters for Advoomus ho addressed Bahonoks
medicines Tor salo by all Druggists.
, 1874-09-05

Iondon tos loon onforino n convontion OF
snir,tun]fata. nnd nciin,na oca convorts hnyo
heon tn1linr viii, a1i tho forvor md eimnic,tv Of
m old.fashionod sIot]o,iat at a1nor;opoo m mooting.
AZ a mattor Of conrao ,napv ri tl,o gnooohoa and
cxno,icncca rc1otnt, ~ t,,o ronrva5o,,a. Tho um-
ita M anc,, a fonb oro rractt,altv infinite. md
MT nm 1]1ua,on howovor i1ofIant Of modora
acionco, cnn etortlo tho roaaon moro than tho
fnn1nmon,n1 nr,noin,o nnon which tho theory iB
baaod, II ,nrt,,I,,r n Tho antjpodcs Of pciopco,
Il ia th,a ,,rt;,n1or fo,th Outsiders NAV con-
tont tnompoJvoa viii, rending Of the experiences
NJ thoao WIN 1,ovo roooirod poreoual mpnifeeta-
t,nnp with tho ann,o ,ntnrcst IA e1ld roads tho
lorondo NJ tho (,riopt. conscious that thero can
he not1,,n, tnrc;1o IN Tho facto proeontea md
nj mainly In tho fancicg scattered an tho
naro wo rcnf, of miracles without IN effort To
rcaliyo thotr nossfbilily, DO long M Tho oxnorI-
, 1874-09-05

SWEET, DEMr8TEH co.,,
located ut Nos. 2220 and 222 East Madigon atroot,
who hayo been established about gcyen years,
. and during that period hsvo mora than tripled
the amount Of their business, which is surely m
evidence o. ths wonssful increase Of the 5o11lng
uess has far exceeded their expectation, aud ID d
large incToase ovor the corresponding months
last year. Ever siuco this house launched out
in business thoy havo boon one Of tho loading
houaoa of tie county, and Of auoh hougoa CHI
cago may Tol1 be proud,
, 1874-09-05

In addition to tho foregoing no find that, On
about tho 5tll day of. August, 1909. MoIlrath,
as stato Auditor, furnished to tho oficcta Of tho
Lake Superior & mississippi Railroad Company
III official utatomont OF tito amount Of money
TINT had boen collected by him in payment OF
lunhor ont in tho winters Of 1865, 1867, and 1868
on tho odd sections Of land then hold in trust by
Superior t. mississippi Railroad, aud alao Of that
cut In tho Bano sonsonB upon eertain swamp
!nndB then hold by tho gtoto II, trust fur eald
railroad company. Tn these atatcmonta Mr.
hfc1rath certified that Ao collected tho following
au1na.
For timber cut upon swamp iands .......$ B,198.48
Fof s1nbcr cut upon oda secscus. 22 $50
, 1874-09-05

Maximum thor1nometer-87.
Minimum thermum1ter-Gl.
GENERAL OD7EnvATIoN.
cIjfoA,o a.,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-29

Sheldon, @, w. Wilder.
st. Adams, A. G. Stevens.
st. Adams Bay, X. II. Barton.
Swanton, j. ID. Beeman.
Underhill and w. Bolton to be sup. by
d. P. B:agg.
Waterville, To be sup. by G. S. Ham,
ilton.
Westford, To be supplied.
This county has heretofore been inelud-
ed in the St. Adams District. which was
the largest, but to equalize them, was d.
viJed among the four.
The pastor assigned TO this town, we
understand is a young man Of ability "a
graduate from Dartmouth College, and
who has been in the practice Of the law.
James II. Hale, who goes to johnson, we
recognize as the friend who, many years
ago while We were practicing the arts
known only printers devils at the
Freeman Office. was clerk and assistant
editor on the anne paper, aud even then
was deerly solicitious for our spiritual
welfare. He has considerable ability and
we heartily welcome him to the county.
Mr.. SandersoD who goes to Morrlsville,
is a native of England, and has been but
about a year in this country. Ho has
preached in Pleasant Valley and Jeffer-
s%onville during the past year very accep-
tably.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-29

This is a quick-witted trishman's
was OF overcoming the officers who are en-
forcing the liquor law in Rutland. Pat
( heard that officer Perkins was intending
to visit his domicil. "Be Jabcrs, thin.
an he's welcome" said Pat. He look a
hammer aud descended into bis cellar.
In a little while be emerged and addressed
bis better half thus: "Now, Biddy, do
nayther you nor the childer 60 near the
suller, and if ould Perkins comes here,
mind you, tell him the stairs amt safe
Pat departed to his work, happy. In the
afternoon "Ould Perkins" and an assis-
tant called Biddy showed them the up
per part of the house, but when it came
to the cellar door, she darted in front of
them: "Arrah! You mustn't 60 down.
The stairs is broke an' you'll fall."f The
officer smelt rum at once "Indeed we
shall 60 wherever we please" Well,
mind you, be careful O. the stairs thin"
BY this time, the officers we're both on the
stairs; when crash I! they landed on the
bottom. They left Immediately, and
probably made no report of their seizure.
Richard Grogan has returned to thi
State temporarily from his Kentucky visit,
and will. lecture, before returning
to his new field as State Lecturer in Ken.
lucky. He announces that he will lecture
at the places and on the dates mentioned
Swanion April q Colchester, April %;
Waterbury, April 30; Essex, N. Y, May
5. Besides these definite appointments,
Mr.. Grogan will also speak in Randolph
and East M%iddlebury, on dates not yet
announced or settled. .
"A severe thunder storm visited Brat.
tleboro between seven and eight o'clock on
Monday, Of last week. The lightning
struck a house belonging to .. l.. Roel,
on the nights above High street which,
with the barn, was entirely consumed,
None of the family were injured, though
all sustained a severe shock. MIR. Rocl
succeeded in saving q valuable horse from
the barn. Everything else was entirely
consumed.
Sudden changes ofclimate are sources
of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic
Affections, Experience having proved that
simple remedies often act speedily and
certainly. when taken in the carly stages Of
the disease, recourse should be at once
had to DR.. N. q. Whites Pulmonary El.
ixir, let the Cold. Cough or Irritation OF
the Throat be ever 50 slight as by this
precautioD a more serious attack may be
ctrcotually warded off. Ask your Drug.
gist or Dealer for The Household Receipt
Book " which contains information valua-
BILE to all housokeepers, or a copy will be
forwarded free by mail, gu application to
Loren B. Lord, Burlington Vt. l'm
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-29

In the "Game of life" it is necessary to
either tramp or follow suit, and not ~relishing
the latter, the parties, E. c.. and Mary Crane,
announce a girl baby with a name, Lizzie Adele.
The first soprano singer in the entire Troupe
of babies.
In Elmore, April Goth, Son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Drown.
In Stowe, April Goth, a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Kimball.
In this town. April 2d, twin sons to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Manning.
In Milton, April 21st a daughter to Rev, and
Mrs. J. d. Beeman. ..rFt.. e.. .rH I.,