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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10

There is no risk in buying q Mason &
Hamlin Cabinet Organ. These instru-
ments are known to be the best of their
class in the world. But if the
opinion of dealer be asked he will fire.
quently recommend some other, for the
simple reason that he can get larger COM
missions for selling inferior instruments.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10

CAUTION. Purchaser of the Peruvia'
Syrup "a protected solution of the protoxide o
iron) are cautioned against being deceived b.
any of the preparations of Peruvian bark, o
bark and iron, which may be offered them
Examine the bottle before purchasing, and b.
sure and get the Peruvian Syrup " (not Peru
Wan bark)-COn
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10

ASTHMA. This disease causes great
difficulty of breathing aud tightness across the
chest, and sometimes attended, with grea
deal Of suffocation. The paroxysm generally
comes on at night, while lying down; some
times it is attended with great violence. Al.
len Lung Balsam will always give immediate
relief, and in many cases, if persevered H.
it will cure the disease altogether.
For sale by all druggists.-C Conn.,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10
Taxing Church Property,

The demand for the taxation of church
property has led in Massachusetts, to an
examination, by authority of the State,
OF the amount of such property now
exempt. The State commissioners have
recently reported it to be $50, 242, 800,
which is thus distributed among the vari-
GUS denominations:
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10

"RUY ME, AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD
OF all the modes Kidding the human constitution of
impurities of the blood dyspepsia torpid liver All its
Kindred Diseases is successful as the use OF DR.
LAN(aLEY,S ROOT AND HERE RiTTEKS.
They act potent tonic and gentle aperient mild
in their operations safe under any circumstances and
thousands testimony to the benefits they have
derived from their They the safest and best
spring and summer medicine yet discovered Family
physicians regularly prescribe them
GEO. G. GOODWIN CO, Boston.
Wholesala Agents
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10

The public are hereby assured, through
the columns of this paper, that Parsons Pnr-
gatiUe Pills contain no injurious principle, but
that they may be administered to children and
the most weak and shattered constitutions il
small doses, with great certainty and success
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10

THE CosT OF IT.-The bill of a New
York hotel for taking care of the King
of the Sandwich Islands for eight days
was $6,1S6.91. Of this amount, ST.
$50. 10 were for wines and cigars.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10

Brownlowsays: Small men, with plenty
of money, and no brains, may crawl into
the Senate as the snail crawled to the top
of the pyramid, but such fellow can't
run newspaper.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10
W. GROVE STATION, Ia, July IA, 1872.

DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y:
Dear Sir-My wife first became lame nine
years age. Swellings would appear and di-ap.
pear on her hip, and she was gradually becom.
ing reduced, and her whole system rotten witt
disease. In 1871 a swelling broke out on hel
hip discharging large quantities, and since thai
time there are several openings Have bad
five doctors at an expense of 1925, who say
nothing will d. any good but surgical opera
ton.
July 10th, 1873, he writes thus My wife has
certainly received great benefit from the use
of your Discovery, for she was not able to gel
off the bed and was not expected to live well
when she commenced using it, year ago
She has been doing most of her work for ovel
six months. Has used twenty bottles and still
using it, Her recovery is considered as almos
a mirccle, and we attribute it all to the use o.
your valuable mediciusF 1 can cheerfully rec
ommend it as blood purifier and strength
restorer. J. NJ. ROBINSON.
Discovery is sold by druggists Com.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10
Blood Diseases.

The blood being the source from which our
systems are built up and from which we derive
our mental as well ~ physical capabilities
how important that it should be kept pure. If
it contains vile fostering poisons all organic
functions are weakened thereby. Setting
upon important organs, as the lungs, liver or
kidneys, the effect is most disastrous. Hence
it behooves every one to keep their blood in a
perfectly healthy condition, and more especially
does this apply at this particular season Of the
year than at any other. No matter what the
exciting cause may be, tho real cause of a large
proportion Of all diseases is bad blood. Now
DR.. Pierce does not wish to place his Golden
Medical Discovery in the catalogue of quack
patent nostrums by recommending it to cure
every disease, nor does he 30 recommend it; on
the contrary there are hundreds of dsease s
that he acknowledges it will not cure but
what he does claim is this, that there is but
one form of blood disease that it will not cure,
and that disease is cancer. He does not rec
ommend his Discovery for that disease, yet he
knows it to be the most searching blood cl5an-
ser vet discovered, and that it will free the
blood and system of all other known blood
poisons be they animal, vegetable or mineral.
| The Golden Discovery is warranted by him tC
cure the worst forms of skin diseases, as al
forms Of blotches pimples and eruptions, also
all glandular swellmgs, and the worst form Of
scrofulous and liberated sores of neck, legs o.
other parts, and oil scrofulous diseases of the
bones, as white swelings fever sores, hip join
AMI spinal diseases, all of which belongs t,
scrofulous diseases.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10

he test Elastic Irus-, warranted the best,
y 'oneroy's, IA BroadgEv \. Y. GetiL- Com.
BuRSETf's doseAiRs "a tie best and
cheapest hair dressing in the word. TIA.
, 1875-01-01
COAL
THE 1EAn 1874 CANNOT IL SET DOWN As PROFIT
4HJEnYr

for the coAl.dealor. Tbs greatly diminished eon-
sumption Of coal, resulting from ths depressed
condition Of the manufacturing interests, taken
IN conjunction with tho unusual mildness OF tho
winter caused the first ax months business
70 DO done 1T All actual loss. The price of an
thrAciso coal touched lower point than it lad
pseuoualy reached {betxeen tho close and re-
opening uE nAslgstion) for more than ten yea1s,
Coat sold At Ill average loss to tho dealer OF fully
e1 per ton. During tho last half Of the year the
business, 80 far At least anthracite ia concernod
WAS conducted ut fair profit, though 1t is doubt
ful it tho profits OF tue past few moEtba viii Gu
tireIy make good tue losses sustained during tho
period intervening between Jan. and tho opeu-
lag Of navigation.
FREi9HI8
opened at the low ratio Of Csc per ton from Duf-
falo, but gradually csept upward ~ the seAson
wore AWAY, aud closed At @l.76. The formation
ead .naiuteuknca Of \ Coal-DeaI6ls' Exchange
has given to the market unusual eteadinesa.
Among consutneEa uleso Mere grave sppreAen-
change there would bo lnau9urkted III era OF
high prioss, but thus snr tbs action Of that body
has beeu characterized by moderation. The
ahipments OF coal froul the cty show = fespectA-
bla Increase over any preceding yeAr. Ih1a In
crease iA due IN p*rt tn the
LOW PKIcka PREVALENT,
though the ateady increase in population Of tae
interior towns, and the growing scarcity, aud
enhanced cost Of wooa AZ y fuel,
must result ~ steady growth OF our trade with
tho tntarior. The average price Of bltumipous
cqA haa been tha lowest for many years. Owing
to this lArgs and coDAtAnkly increasing numbss Of
aoft.eoal producers now ssskinkA market hers
, 1875-01-01

vnn aet dorn \. an nnnrnftahIe one IN hi. IL.
".I ....s 49, =, ,-aaa sa H.. .s.. sss ..,.. 49, "1.s,
paf'mans o1 'faae' Ana lne sest 10" 1uAs closoo
has not been attended ,! that degrees ol prosper
ity which prevailed during the period embraced
between the yeafs 1866 and 1870. The ubsrd
,,ns. = corsa,,,.r, ,,,,, ". ,an;c ~ ,ho III ~
,eo eo"as Apen ~ s',p t' ~ y, 80. ~ .a
1915 "ete more SERIOUSLY 1els IN tn's snAh ~
maAy other branches Of business. The spirit Of
ecououaY 80 prevalent duripc the twelve months
rat led consumers to bur The chennar
:. - ,,o,r :
instead OF leaving their orden With their shos-
maker, az formerly, and tho demauds upon the
leathar dos1srx rera corresnaadine1y d;u,;n;shed
, 1875-01-01
that the era OF cheap lumber for consumers will
last for sotno time.
PAINTS, OILS, AHD drAsa


Of pAlnls. oils, and glass for shs rear 1874
amount to 100000 900. This II 4 somewhat
smaller aggregate than was reported for 1873.
Tue aggregate distribution OF these goods Was
III excosa Of that year, b,t the lower pricas ruiz
Ing have caused an apparent decrease ID The BUSH
moss, ~ measured On cash basis.
S.ler to tho country trade show An increase Of
about 20 per ceut. whilo tho local business hss
fallen OF about 10 per cent Paints bave ruled
nearly Ct per 100 lbs lower Than for 1875 lhs de-
cline being attributed partly to local competl-
tion though chiefly to the cheaper ratea for fend.
hfoat descriptions Of ola have also ruled much
lower. Carbon has touched tho loweHt point
ever reached. having pold At 1l15 cents, Tue
cheaper rates have stimulated consumption, 10
That. notwithstanding the operations Of tha law
Which iHohibits the bhlo iu Illinois Of
CARBON OH
tAat will not stand teat Of Ito Jegreee Fshfe1.
het, tended to dln,inrl, the baieH, tie 1tsrsct-
ors report ahors thxt tho receipts have beeu
somc 3,0U0 br1s greater than for i873-rexehlng
s},O0o brls. Linsced oil hrs been cheaper than
tue preylous Tear, owing to full crop. and
consequent low prico OF tue teod. large In
crease in tho talo OF whae-oil .a reported, ~ i.
result Of tho high price of 1afd-o, for which IL
ia extensively used a. 4 auhatitute. Tue de-
psesBlun in tue manufacturing fntere,ts hax
Witnessed )esBenel demand for lubricating
oils, aud low Prices have lrled throughout th0
tt2Roi.
, 1875-01-01

TIE 1kA1 1874 MILL BIZ HEMrABthxp
for its profuss crops Of fruit. Nearly al yario-
ties were Ia great abundance Ia this market, sud
prices we're much lower tlsn In 1878, and not A.
waYs rsmuuerati.e. About s31G Pc. cent Of tho
fruit received IL consumed in the city. and the
remainder IL rsshipped to various parta OF the
country. Tbs peaoh.crop ot Michigan was ono
ef tho largest esss known, but the quality Of
soma Of ths fruit was not up to ths average, be-
ing injured by
THE phoU1HT.
For ssys1Al consecutive days in September ths
receipts sRn up to 5o,oo0@60. 100 bushels, aud
tho beat CrAwtosdA aoll " 500 = bashel.
Peaches sold II 2oc@sl per box or basket.
About three-auasters Of the g,aroa received
csms from Michigan and Ohio. Prices
Averagea about 90 per tb. Pears. plums,
ounces, and berries wars plentiful. Tho season
fos apples opened &uspicioualy. but the market
WA soon overloaded with Eastern and Westesn
fruit, aud psehking badly. has not yet recovered.
Tho crop in Michigan mss not up to the ztsndIrd
OF 1878, eithor In quantity or quality. but there
VIA good ylald In the Wost. and the East
had more Appssa than thsy knew what to do
with. Eastern Applss ware ssas Ws.t, and u.
ported TO the Wsss ladiss, Souta> Ansrlca, and
, 1875-01-01


eo!d IN this market during 1874 :8 glrsa ks
y, ,sao, 900. tho receipts having been lis 900 tons.
and the average prlcs s42 per ton. This shows
very pronounced decrease AZ compared With
tllo business Of ls73 though in comparison with
aono Of tho other large pig-iron markets Of tho
country our trade hax held tip surprisingly wel.
ST. Loue, for instance. reports hor receipts
Of iron-oro for the past year at 16G 200, against
349.357 tons IL l573-s decfease OF ls3, Isl tons,
or more than 80 per cent. That tho season las
been an exceedingly unproftable one to the
dealer there is not the sljshsess reason to DOUBT
tho year hayinE been characterized by alnost
uninterrupted dullness from the beginning TO
ths end, while in prices there WAS STEADY
shrinksge. As stated above. the average price
ot iron for tho yenr was :42 per ton This shows
L depreciation Of about &t0 per ton, making
difference of over
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
in tho value Of tho years. sales. Tie demoraIiza-
ton Of the pjg-llon trade WEE Tho inevitable ra-
suit OF an over-prOdnctlon, 8nd the greatly
Decreased demand for manufactured iron. The
movement now agitatiDg tho producers Of pig
iron. III regard to tho reduction Of tho coat Vi
production, will tend to improve tho bisua lon,
hut It must be confessed that the immediate
future dot:a not hold out any very bright prom
isee. There mnBt be greater consumption OF
piR-lron than noH exists, materially curtalled
production before tLle hrahch Of trada can again
get INTO prosperous chanoef.
, 1875-01-01


has undergone another year OF depression, A.
though the decline Was not so heavy ~ in 1873.
Prices have 1uctuated about 4-l0c. Rates wero
advanced early, but tho advance WAS not sue-
ts1ued, and the tendency generally has been
downward. Apparently tho principal cause Of
Tho unsatisfactory state Of Affairs is overpro-
ductiou. Tho abnormal deveIopmont Of iron-
manufacturing commenced IN 1872 when tic
fever for railroad. building whs at its height. Ef.
forts have eince been made to reduce tin pro-
duction, and many mills have been cIosed this
seasou, but the trado has not yet Teganod ita
equilibrium. Manufacturers arc now striving to
reduce tho cost Of production, but have to con-
tend With strong unlauh OF skilled workmeu,
who Rro disposed to reHist reduction Of wages.
The market closes firm In consequence OF the
general stopping Of mills aud tho strlke At Pitts
burg and the surrounding iron manufacturing
diasric.8.
aggregate about the came AZ in ls73 or 81, ,g0D,~
600, on capital Of 81, ,5000oo As prices haro
ruled lower. greater tonnage has been required
to bruE the anount in dollars md cents up to
tho former aggregate; hence, despite the do
precision, tr1ao has increased in volume Tho
decline in steel and imported goods has been
sl,ght, compared to that Of common iron. II IL
noteworthy that the preseut pEico of iron i9 only
about oue-haf OF tho ruling Iates ii 1874
, 1875-01-01
TIE WHOLESALE TRADE

The general course Of business wlsh our whole
sAlo merchants has bsen already refe1rsd 10.
Following are notes Of the condition OF sfaos IN
Tic leading departments:
, 1875-01-01

a}.to vicinity Of Chicago. It ia aignifcant Of
thc Importance which our city has attained ns I
canned -trults cantro tlltt oraer for carload
mora tlehler.
, 1875-01-01

boa l.on va-v oct,ya d,,r;,,r, ,,,o ,,,,Ia ,.o.r
nd a.. Ia. d;,,, s,t. .as,,r+ a..
-. .t,.t.,..I. ,,.:-
r,or+a =, ~ co,,r.+v ~, ,-;tha..,,l;ax r,.,a
s,,oa ~ I'm yoor s,u,.e.to al snn mn h.5no
-, inrro,ao ~ * no5 ,.ant ri. c.n;tt, s,on,oy.
al L. .hont "a seo mn ,ool,5,n4 thst anoaaaa !,
r,n,,factu,;ng i,rc.s IN o,oda t,vn sf,rrok
shont n.r cant. No f,,lnrss .rs renortss
No,,lv ono.fon,th NJ al, tha hoo,s and ,hoes
aid h, to,ha,s IN r,h,c,cn nre noan,,f,c.rr. r.,
th;a si,v 4 varv ,aroa inc,s.sa !. rano,ta3 in
tbis tasnect f;hicago onerat,yes have tu1nsd
nut frn ,d71f, ,ar cent n, ora conds h ~ th,r
=, ina .na tba t,fteon arrs eno,oed in ths
In. reas nor n,.nrfactnre
''oe'o
HkA@hs ALL Tue hHAs1 ooops
{men'a wear) that they sell. Tha 6ne work, for
ladiea' aud nisses' Hoar IL still donp in Eastern
f.cto.ies. but TIM l,cayier ttv1aa. tn Which our
,.r.,.oa.,..., ,,.Sa a,;a xs.,;s,,,.S ....H.,a
aro genefasly pfoIerFoa IN The "eas 70 those OF
Eastern make. Hence the reputation OF these
gooda ia extending RAPIDLY. Chicago ia tue great
ia. md Ia.,I,or .ontro ~ tba was+ I'D ~.
~ A@ 'N ~'s ~
ooot aaa ehoe mahu1Aeta1e1a. therefore,
enjoy peculiar facilitiea In making
thar owu aelections, and that from
ptoct vh;ch t.kes the frat rank in
res,,eot h nonr,nu ~n.,tv wharsvar Il !. n.sn
TI .1sn .1a ~, iha H., ~ tr.nsnr+a a1Hu ~.
Fsst.'.rs "nS tha tir;,hsd ,S,,n.t Wss,-ard
71sn ~ ha". NV ...t, ,h,,e eo,,.
20. oos no s;.1, = Sam "us ~
pIe.t "s 49, ~ -. aa',. * ~. t 04 ~
ieuacs!nu ~ "aaen ~ "oout ts Fei Iea., uaaue a
hs.,s. t,sn3 - ,;n"a ,vlic avor.1S
, 1875-01-01

1at Of citsea which supply ready made clothlng,
not hteu excepting New YORK. We may add
that the rosnbned capital OF Mt. Louis, In this
huainess. tloeA not equal that OF two Of our Lead
Ing firms.
, 1875-01-01

for the product Of their mines, the competition
In 30 RsoNt that tho price il kept II iRurc that
ccpta of coal fus tno year 1871 are reported a.
follows:
anthracite, Httuminaas,
fnng. tohs,
iy lake ............,....u...+.3 .39S,f73 1C1,7g0
w rail-. shout. ................,. ,.,. t.a,Gl0
ny e.n4l. so. 2l.2&u
Total value, s., ,3aa,91h
, 1875-01-01


'ol"lp1 VI THE fhAnh'
probably thore Arc not score Of people In tha
city who haye any conception OF the magnitude
Of Tho totacco business nj Cb,c.uo. Rospect
.t,a A warn IN ,,r,r,r,,,,. ,r,o, ~ .,,o ,rcar.
"ae ~ ~ stun. paw :" |"o
1ehce OF ne great hfe It IL no e11escfaaoa 20
nay that it Ina Increased 4 hundred fold Bthce
that event. The growth OF Tho trade dur
inn tbe p,st t,,r,a ua.rs Ia. boon m
..s,s t,,.. ,s. 80. -.,..., .s..,,,a.s
IT. ~ :. ~, H'"u5 - s.oo' t''s'as .4'.
win " viii bo surprised TO lohrn that the faloo
OF the tobacco md cigars sold in this market
during 1874 re,chos the enormoua axpregato Of
ala of1 M,
~,r ..,~.
=. a. mn
VI w. sno !oopng houses aiohe amouos 70 ~ w.
u1!', wlile the Afnount distributed W sh8 "nolo-
sale Esocsss, several OF nhou make Of
tobacco q diatinct festnro Of their business,
I, ;o f,,,., ~, ,1 ,,nr,.,.ton nil, fr,,v
W. .oaAo' ~ eai.la. .,,,.;r.tn =,
equal sho saios OF those VINO aee1 o.e'osEo3 ;.
that commodity. In ths sale Of hne-cnt Anu
smoking tobacco Chicago now stauds at tho
Acaa ot tba li.. our u,n,1al distribution Of those
aaas,, .dir.. th.t ~ .nv oth1r citv In this
hoou' ..seoo"s 'n>s " -"'
United statsa. Ihe --
MARVELLOUS lNCnGAsE IN TEE BURMESE
Ia lnrrely accounted for BY tho fact that the
h,;.t oo-s.,..;t;,,, al IN ,imca axistin1 hetrosu
u.'A sei' 49, ~ "a ,.,,ara .,es
Aue etoso'" sno .no 1oDAeSo sn. A.. -,
All extremely c!oao margin oi p1ont' n1
, 1875-01-01

TIE wHoLEBALE pEALEns IN cRoCEEar,
china, RlahB ware, silVer-plated ware. lampB, ard
numerous other articles which accompany them
in the trade in shoso goods, in Chicago report =
much moro satisfactory condition Of things than
in 1873. The volume of sales is about per cent
larger, being es,25o.ooO. against eaoooooo in
that year though crockory has ruled 10 per cent
lower, md other gooda have also been reduced
in ptice. Tho capital employed in about
$1,000. 900.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE suR1EKAoE
III pricos, dealers hare realized belter profit
than in the year Of the panic, as stocks have not
declined on their hands 70 extensively ss then,
The trade is much more egen, and hence mora
satisfactory than At first expected. The increase
III the volume Of trade has been most marked in
Illinois and Iowa. aud Interior dealers in thoBe
States have Laid very promptly. Chicago has
takcn much of tho trade that went to New Yolk
up to Two years sgo. Her merchants sell at tbs
Bame prices, with freight added.
, 1875-01-01

nov patrouiza ibis market instead If going East.
The annual saleA Of homs hpuAea hers arc iarxer
than those ol any slnss house OH tho Atlantic
cos1s.
DRU0B.
IN TnfH DEPARTMENT rHEEk AnE FEW CHATnEe
worthy Of note. Trade hsH been very even
throughout, With : slight increase in the
amount Of rnoney received on sales, though
prices have Hhrunk soms 5M71S per cent OF
the average ali souni. There are nm failures to
report, and no extensions. Tho city trade has
been poor, tho retailing bussness hers
being overtlDno but the conntry trada
was materially larger, making the
wear profitable ono to wholesAlera. Jobbsra 1t
large inte1or points, Az Keokuk aud Burlington,
now make Chicago tho headquarters for their
tfada
THE VOLUME or YALrs
ID about 81, ,0t. 900, en cash capital Of II l00o,-
900. This includes only drugs proper Our
footinE Of e4.5o0, QUO for 1875 Included heavy
drugs which ale better included i'll paints and
oils, ~ below.
hUaIC,
orK Mus1o DEALERs nEroRr sATlsFACroBT
HrsihEAs,
especially by contrast with thRt Of the panic
year. and most OF them hAye been surprised at
the actiyity which hnu ruled smid 20 much dill
ness complained OF in bosne other departments
Tho general husineHn has increased fully Is per
cent, Oh cash Lsnis, though Tie prices Of some
goods arc 10N15 per cent lower. Imported
goods cost mora than in 1873, hut the competition
with New York, and between ilorne dealers tlen1-
selves, Was Bo sharp as to Cause marking
down here. leaving but vory moderate profts.
Tho naleH tf planoa have Increased fully 20 per
cent NTH little difference in rricea, labor the
great factor Of cost in IL piano. is equally high
now a. year ago. Tho country staaa ia rapidly
increasing in spite Of STRENUOUS efforts by Nov
York houses to draw Amy the custom; out
eoods are sold Just ~ low here as I'd the SEN
board, with troight added and Chicago presents
tho atdls,onal advantage Of 4 noar market, With
unsurpassed opportunities for selectiun.
4 SuTEWdKTHr FEATURE
OF the years trade ls the rAst incIeAse In the de-
maud for uIrigbt pianos. A leading dealer
remarked that ''1t seetnB as il the whole country
had suddenly run mad On upright pinnos," want
ing them three times faster than they eau bc
turned out. while splendid stocks Of square
pianos are comparatively unnoticed.
Tho aggregate salea Of the year, including
sheet music, were about $2,4U0, 0uV.
, 1875-01-01

1u6 Btock OF lumber On A16u JAZZ. L. 1910. Ia
eatimated At $40 b00 U0ota4oU, ,O0u, 0o9 feet. Ihe
stock il supposed 10 be dshriept in l6-ioot tene-
lux.
Although tho lumber trade Of the entire coun-
try ia il, languiehipg coudision. owing appA1out-
~ to oyer-productioti, there appears to be little
deposition aluoug lutnbsrnleu. al least in the
sections OF the Wea. tributary 10 this market, to
reduce tho manufacture.
PREPARATIONS FOB LOGGING
we're u4da i'll ths lRll On I very extensive tcAie,
owing partly 10 tho supposed fact that sm2l|er
quantity Ut logs sud lumber xaa carried over
than ustlal. tut many dealers fear that. unless
the elements should interfere, the supply this
ng S S ces sss' or o. y
will probably rule u low, il not lower, thau aver
before. Strenuous effoFtB wore msds curly In
tLe fall To induce lunbeEneu to assist in bripg-
tnx tho supply down to ,e.aonAtta liuts. but
yelopment Of the lumber husinsss hsA hasn vary
rapid within tha psst few ysa-s. aud 10 probable
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-24
CONSUMPTION CURED.

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 CURE FOR CONSUMPTION and all disorders of the Throat and Lungs. and that. by its use in my practice I have cured hundreds of cases. and will give
 $1,OOO.OO for Q case it will not benefit Indeed, so strong is my faith, will send SAMPLE, FREE, to any sufferer addressing me. Please show this letter to any one you may know who is suffering from these diseases, and oblige,
 Faithfully yours,
 DIR. T. F. BURT. 33:6m 69 WILLIAM ST, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-24
COLDS MAGIC WROUGHT IRON HEATER

ITS new invention by S. J. Gold, the inventor ! of Colds Steam and Sanitary Heaters and combines in one, many of the peculIarities of both these heaters. It IS contracted of boiler plate iron tightly riveted, and it's durability will be such as to be smoke, dust. and gas-tIght for years. The smaller sizes cost but little more than parlor stove, and with the same amount of coal, will heat much more space than the stove.
 For economy in cost, for heating capacity. and for the saving of the heat the coal makes that of pure and June-like quality. it itchalleng-
 Use one of these heaters and all the smoke, dust and gas which so often fill the house, store or office where stoves are used is avoided.
 Send for circular to the Manufacturers.
 GOLD SANITARY HEATING CO,
 29 4w West Cornwall Conn.