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WAR DEPARTMENT,
DFPfCR or Tup rurrE SI0NAI, OFFICER,

WAR DEPARTMKNT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFffcERS
WASHINGTON, April IA y. IN.
For the New England and Middle states
generally clear weather will prevail, with
slight rise in the temperature with varia-
BILE winds, mostly from the north and west,
and stationary or rising barometer.
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STOP THAT COUGH.

There is no Pulmonary Complaint which Dr.
Morris syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and IIore-
hound Will not cure or greatly relieve. AS a
remedy for Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
HOarseness and Sore Throat. AS cure Tor
Group and a preventive OF Consumption, 1t has
no equal; clears and strengthens the voice of
speakers and singers. Taxes away all the dis
tress OF WhoOping Cough; contains no opium or
A. W. higgins and Il. e. Lewis sole agents for
Rutland; sold in Fairhaven only by NJ. Kellogg.
Trial bottles 10c. Wells, Richardson q Co.,
General Agents 1anI9d&wly.
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You have done well and taken Kendalls
Pectoral Balsam, and it has carried you
safe so lar, but because the days are a
little longer and spring is nearer don't lay
it by. For the worst time for cold, coughs,
and throat troubles is coming. Buy one
more bottle of Kendall's Pecloral Balsam
and then the trouble is over. Kendalls
Pectoral Balsam has had large sale this
winter. Why? Because it has done all
it claims to do. Try it, only so cents for
large bottles. Sold by all dealers III mcdi-
cine. Try it. FRANCIS FEM,
Proprietor, Rutland
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Outside Pages,

FIRST PAoR-The Sealed Car Embroglio;
Mrs. Tilton as Witness IN Brief YER
mont News.
FOURTH PAoE-Masonic Column The
Life Saving Service The Miners and Mill
tary Fitz John Porter.
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FRAHCIsCo's OFFICE,
Rutland, VT, July 18th, 1874.

Rutland, VI, July 18th, 1914
J. A. HOYT ESQ.,
Van Ness House, Burlington, W.,
Dear Sir
Your interesting
communication OF the 10th inst is received ana
noted. Allow me to say. In reply, that hap
pen to be the Manager OF the Rutland Agency,
and give companies such risks as / think
proper, and II they are not pleased with my
plan OF business they can remove their books
at their pleasure.
Also allow me TO say to you, and the Queen
insurance Company, that am not in tn, tiabtt
or being dictated TO as to how or where n ace
my business, as happen to be the part who
dictates where business shall go In this nice.
and II your domineering plan works with 3me
agencies, II will not with me.
Yours truly,
NJ. j. FRANCISCO,
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New YORK STOCK ana Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.

NEW YORK, April IA.
Gold sold up TO and closed at 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper is quoted al TO ~
per cent.
Sterling exchange squoted at 4sISieo.
Gold has been moderately active and nuctu-
ated between 115 and 1l5A.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial TO THE GLoDE.l
Aas
Suicide.

MiDDLEBugY, April a.
LOUIS Bissette, an Industrious French
Canadian, living in Weybridge, cut his
throat on Tuesday and tonight is reported
dead. No cause is assigned for the act ex-
cept disappointment in business. He
shaved himself and then stepped into
another room and drew the razor across
his throat. He was for many years in the
employ of Col. 4. S. Stowell of Cornwall.
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John Cain, director and agent of Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance company, Office in
Town Hall block where persons in this
county can have applications made out and
policies forwarded,
Rutland. Jan. goth. 1915. feb16l& wifi
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Clerks in the Mail Frauds Dismissed.

WASHINGTON, April a.
All of the clerks IN the postoilicc de-
partment implicated in the recent mail
contract frauds, have been dismissed by
the postmaster general
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The house and furniture were insured
for nine hundred dollars in the Champlain
insurance company, of Burlington, by M.
I. Francisco.
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VAN MSS HOUSE,,
Burlington, VT, July 49, 1554.)
NJ. j. FRANCISCO:
Dear Sir
Abiding to my CONVERSE
ton had with you this morning, | was directed
by Dir. Ross, to say to you, that II you wished
10 retain the agency OF our company, Queen
insurance Company In Rutland, no would ex-
pect you TO oner US your Railroad risks; while
my impression is that conveyed his idea fully.
do not recall. II In my somewhat hurried con
vefsation with you, gave his exact words. and
fearing ! may not have, l have written this
note.
Yours, &C,
JOSEPH A. H0YT.
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pENNlsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over goo millions have been used within the
past ten years. without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. sold by Printers and statloners
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
iune2sd&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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The following correspondence will en-
tighten the public as to my reasons for
severng my connection with the Queen
Insurance Company
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When they find, that with all their ma
neuvering, they cannot compete s,lccesfully
with me for the business, and being unable
TO either scare or drive me to take it away
from my other companies and give it to
them, the next move is to try and iDjure
my business by placing the company in a
rival agency
All parties insured In the company will
be notified of the expiration of their poll
cies, and can have them renewed at as low
rates, in such Companies as the
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wATEuTOWN UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET.
For the Week Ending April ~, 1873

ana 10 SWINE.
No OF cars-Boston and Lowell, III Fltchburg,
43; total, 81.
Prices OF market Beef-A Few choice at
Is 90 "a o so; second quality 50 50@s 90 third
quality 50a6 90.
Prices of store cattle-Working oxen . pair,
from 500, $3.50, slTo8s2l0.
Mich COWS and calves from $35@63; extra %
@95 Farrow cows t20C940.
Yearllngs tl0@2O Two years old ilss3O; three
years old f2Sd45.
Prices OF sheep and lambs-in lots, 50 30 IS 20
@S4 each extra 81 BOO 10 q head, or from
odTa.c q II. Lambs saec q n.
Veal calves s5@tl2.
Prices OF hides, tallow and skns-Brighton
hides s@sNc o 10; country hides @7hc y 10,
Brighton tallow 5H@dc q ID country taiiow
b@5kc % n. o,,
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ERESH VACCINE MATTER, direct
l. from the cow Those desiring IL can be
vacclnated by calling at Dr. L. A. Ponds office.
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Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

a SAD CASA few We ago Mr.
~ 'harlcN k"Ik, of Vineland, y. J. whit cho,.
ping wood at the door Of his ri,i,Icnrc. fell
dead. This sudden aiIiiction SO Elected t,o
mind Of his wife that she became nlanjac.
and a few days ago it was found necessary
to remove her to the State Insane Asvluur
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

A man, while playing cards fell or his
chair in a fit. After half an hours steady
application Of remedies, he recovered, and
Immediately inquired, What'st rumps ?"
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

SEA fN"vE.--A new city is being built
h"t""'n esp" May Island. and the Cane or
i"."r T"i- Is called Sea Grove and bids
i"iI t" rival amy Of the modern watering
places on the coast. Mr.. Alexander Will
'ih q Philadelphia. ALSO John Wanamakcr
an'' "ti'r, "r" erecting magnificent cottages
H"'f". "hd Il viii J." the entire of attraction
Il Tn" religious world, as il is not to be
tNrnrI INTO 3 la9cr becr gal,Icn.
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CANCER CAN EE Cr3rD.

hit. II. ]. Hp\b."f th" PENNA.C ANGER tN>TIrI,rr.
~ |'i"l certain cur" for this dreadful ma h. .,I
~, ,% ir lt I'ral faculty 10y IN, wonderful >n.c-,
L. i'h"I'> can ne sent t"tay ls.rt If the yvr-i ..
, lt''r' Ni,!iir IA" CITY aui frm4iuiug Wl. r.,,
i'. .i'l "rIui" accommodations AT tl. *, p,
tlit >lE"Ft la. letter. PIT RICO. ,'n ,E ;Ei\
"', f 9HHt.s {" ;i.. H..,- r,i.i :'. 81 f. tI.r
dir,>. 49,, '..'..' O., '. ~ co. Ht.-
nov. D. g.. g..,, I;l.~ ~. w ,,' I'tl "
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ALLIbh.

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i convention Of packers Of canned good.
wa held in Philadelphia ON Tuesday and
"Wednesday and agreed to use pacla-s Of
uniform 'izc. In Mr.. Prices ad,Irc,. be-.
t"f" the convention on Tuesday. he said
that In" capital engaged in this cuisines. in
th" United States is nearly a200ooooo
'na' '",0tH men. WOMEN and children are
employed in it during the proper SEASONS,
and that the packer, turn out cycry y.,.
at Ira-t IOo,00O.O0O of cans.
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r!!.AnNAE. %.I.l.L.

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O,t. 2l>t ly No. 7.,. =. ,.,,'> E'''.
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JOHN f.. WHITE.
VETERINARY SURGEON
NIbDLETuWN, DEL.
G#rr o.rr G.o. ". L.fr,1'> H.J L,a5l On...

Wy ii" U''."r>jrac .i,;cuD, Of ~ t,,.,.r. IIr.,-
'}i'l nNlriui!y rcr"I.luold To- the uu,cr.u of vuI,
""'' -l' lic service" If .'nhu f. White We. hi.y,
I(!"}'i M in many i"ulf cases aud found him
o. have thorough ku,v,clo. Of aIl disease, t.',t
stock are Nih.ert tp. '''''
Samuel Fen moro. l.. V. A.r,iL Y E,,aov. William
y" ElnrI''c'ci+. " t,ihit IHujrr'alGt jonathan
=. "IIt'"in~ -"tIt + iGIi'rr~s. T. T. FERRY. : "
."iI"%i.'i W. y Hamilton II. b. -3lruol rnuirat,.l
u:: W. ',rh|h lhuraa, Coojr.u. II. A. Nnv E.pG
McDpWNL i,,,. f., 80 10 D." ''
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Integrity of Dealing
Or
ONE PRICE.

OF course to do this We
" must figure closely,
orwc wouldlosc ourtradc ,
but VIC always were will
ing to sell cheap.
This is the complaint
o'hcrhou5es maleagains,
us, but VIC do not care,
and therefore mark The
price on the tickets, f.r
that is the only way pco-
pie can be certain they
buy at like rates with
their ncighbors.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

The Republicans of Maine yesterday
nominated General Selden Connor for
Governor
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DOVER. MrDh 1r,h ~

In -A'tlCl -1lil, lNtD.
MEN>Es. EPHEAM BRo'S.-Gt,,H,s,.,. -
called t" see YOU. not to buy any Goods hIt
to settle. You have heard of. and Will w.
memh"r tle fire of last Dee. lost aII /
had them Have got my watchmaker's
bench IN drug store and am irwin, rn ,,,t
aSt"rt. can only doit by paying - prrccut
AH my creditors seem willing To- assist M.
III my efforts. could not get TO SEQ ynI
amt now write. enclose YOU a rrc,.i,,f IN
full from Mr.. Carrow in PhilaJrjrLi4 vhn
also has a house in y. Y. City. have All
my creditors. bills rcccipted at settlement,
sent this because it is about the s1r of
yours. Have Is of them ranging from SI5
to S4lj.0o cannot think otharwj,r Than
that you will help me and You can write
me. Please write soon Is | lo nor know
that ! shall stay in Dover Ion. as have
nothing but will probably 90 to the city f.
look for something to DO Hoping Won ai,.
We'll am you'~ respectfully.
WILMER B. %N!rr
L. f.S.-lIeaoc return the enclosed rr,.,.:,,t
l" me. ! only send it 10 Show Won thar
"htt | say l. iGlIe. want to pav al rgn
ana II my ia;lls: can. ue will! assist In,, bv
'' 20 '''' i'l ME. ". E.S.
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iNEP"E'> MAGAZINE fur .Iulv coYt,;p..
over ninety heautiiul engruvng-. !Iru,t..
tA@ . great ylricty Of subjects. Sry,n nr
tine seventeen articles ar. illustrated.
Ar-. Nl'oi'ols,'~ ~plcnG+.,i Observation-Disclosures.
on Nrwomyp"i: i it~oit 50 ,.otrlr,,<.i,r. and
So i"Ii OF color. Is 10 need no picture Inn.
h"li-innrnt. she shows tina, t!,,. old ,,r,,
a ia" mouth ot the Mrlliuac j. ~, ric', i,
Literary anJ historical dissertation Il. Con.
c'r'i-"n on" of til" tributaries of than river
has been Shown To- be- in the Nav ana
Jam" Numbers of Hol,r. Taken in con.
n"cti"n with the articles on Concord Mr.,
Hp"itorI~ paper complete, the proof than
the Mrlrilnac Valley has ,onr ri,ht to
consider it~r!:th Attic region Of An!,,jca.
Il" "S>oriati"n> with cur naval history
"t II" town which gave John Paul lone.
his w" ii'utrnnt~ myityv, .ccial attention.
" Here. .ayS Mr~. ~I:otlo,d, Arnold, Ey-
"ut.on a@";u>t Q,j,.h,.. recruited and
;" ''"i, with il, da>h:n@ yom. uflircr. Aaron,
,.I:.; .ht h"l' were ill ;a,Irna!ncdunt
only tI.'' very first ot Lrll4,r.,..r-- twenty.
t"' - "'.i.h will, = thou.a.: ,n.u. were.
H''r"r hoard from #'t"i ~ailn--llt ,.:n,
& ,h ": wh:"! sunk British commerce to TIM.
y".t" .: :":i.i'l., nI this port and H., >loun
"..T'. which fought q, iicro.iy a. i,rnan..
akr fight. in tlIrcr months ,.1turrd r1;,.
teen merchantmen. engaging f.ur ,l.ir.~ oil
III" !:lr "ni. finally, after a iit,.r~,.u..l..
-".''2 dorIi with all Acr men. al Tie .ul..
and al r"i"r- tiyiu2.
Fnos" who have read :. q. ". Ho!,jauiu.,
Paper in th" Jun" Number Of Ii,o,,. ON
the Channel Island. will have no IT,, plea. |
.'lr" in following til" same writer through
his " Wamdrrins> IN Brittany orcurv;nr
twenty la9''> Of thi, number with tAii;v.
ONE beautiful illustrations.
Prot''s~"r Charles Hau rontiDuos L.; Illus,
jl9't"'t papers Oh til" ~t"n. Az. in Luropc
thi, month, in-tsllmcnt dealing majIIv
with tie remain, found in tn, HolI.G.ls |
cav" IN Germany.
Ms Tha.;rray', beautiful story. :. Mis-,
Angel. Is conciuicI: but the reader. Of
serial stories Will find in "Garth." Julian |
lI.wthonr's new novel. a story that win |
meet the highest expectations. This novel |
"Ylll place Mr.. Hawthorne in the first rank |
among American novcl>ts.
Ih" " FT-t Century article in this mum |
b"r Is by Edward Atkinson, and is q very |
and su"%catiy" review Of the de- |
H"l"rm"nt Of American commerce.
In" poetry Of th" number i. contributed
~ T. y, Aldrich, Fannie II. Robinson.
Nelly Hutchinson. and Helen :. Conant.
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
THE POLITICAL. PERSONAL. AND PROPEIT
1vs.zlaaaaassr
Rights 1%;Citizen,I
u Lt| tRNfd SE'"S-I If1W f1 exercise d,d
hem. By WrOphiUS Parsons. Ill. u.

N Gt' tRe Ior Ia tr'rriSC art hoJr IN pre<rc
Mew By The0ph1US Parsons Ill., H.
Containing commentary ON the Federal and s,,,,
Constitutions giving their history and origin and n
full explanation of their principles. purposes and nro
visions the powers and duties of Public Officers. thr
rights of the people, and the obligations incurred in
every relation of life; also parliamentary ruS far
dcliIcratlNc bodies and full directions and legal forms
for all business transactions as making wills Deeds
Mortgages, Leases. Notes Drafts, Contracts etc 4
Law Library i'm single volume II mrrts thS wants
of all classes and sells To- cycryhOdy
may1 JONES BROTIiFRSE & 90 phuo po
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

The Republican state Convention oi Cali
tolnia met at Sacramento last week.
/. q. Pholl wa~ nominated for Governor.
Joseph NJ. CINie tor Lieutenant Governor.
ami O. II. iIaiict for Secretary rf state.
Resolutions We're adopted declaring Tie
letter of Pi >i,jrnt ,,raut = full r.luts,ion
OF the charge that he /, intriguing for re-
'I'r;i"h' and "rNp.icit To a tin.I settlement
"i the thirtt,rn a--ita,ion:" declaring for
the freedom Of the rujlic schools from
ecclesiastical Interference" strongly a>.rr,.
lnG the right of the State to control the.
Central Pacific and other railroads within
ITS boundaries. and to regulate the rates Of
freight and fare, on the Central Pacific road
between all point, within lh" state: and
recommending that all candidatc. for the
LrsiSIatW" be required 10 Ilcd2o tLom,
selves to Vote for a reduction in railroad
charges.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16
FOR RENT,

The dwelling now in the occupancy of the under
signed, ON Main st" Smyrna, Del. Possession on or
before the first of june "
may l2-t F. KEMP
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

Mark Twain, in letter to the inventor
OF mosquito net, talks in this way about
the only thing worth talking about, now
that tn" third trrm is gone: "Thcre is
nothing that just and right-rrcling man
rHJoircS III more than to see mosquito
IMPOSED on and Put down and blowbeatcn
and aggravated, and this ingenious contri,
vanc" viii dc il. And it is u rare thing TO
worry fly with. TOO. like to dine in the
ar ON the back porch in Summer, and so
would not be without This portable net for
anything. When you get it hoi~tcd the
HES have I" wait for Tie second table. We
shall SEQ tie summer day come when we
shall |it under our nets in church
and slumb'r peacefully, while the discoln
fItrd flies club together and take il out of
tn" mini ter. There are heap, of ways of
getting priceless enjoyment out OF these
charming things, if had time to point them
out and dil1tr OH them little
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16
n " VT'TIINVI n.
Matchmaker and .Jewcltr.
Ann..,. Ii !
CONFIDENTIAL.

ME>NRS. pENNISoN & Co.-Go.Hsorn IF
you have amy claim against Wilmer Il.
smith Jewclrr, the best thing you can do
with 1t Is to send the same to Mr. Elias s.
hred, attorney and counsellor at law. boyer.
WHO is doing all that is possible Tor those
who have been kind enough to trust Winner
smith. He r. $. r. will Iut the acc. at
once into the Sheriff. hands. WE SmitL
mas N't7',,H hnnh'ui a,oi I,a.cat... ,I,H,.<--
raS4-lr"n the Insurance company. and
could pay all his debts if he rh,@,. but viii
10" do SO until forced. Wants to com.
promise with all his creditors for settle
u nent. II" has Just bought piece of land
tor $4,000 and intends soon building a
house and store.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

possession of the seventeen hundred and
seventeen dollara--cash Insurance money
and will prove clearly to o2y onc the nature
OF the lies which Smith SAYS are contained
IN the other. After reading them, | leave
II to his many ~ympathizcis and to the pub
lie generally 10 decide which is the ,,lM.
"r'" and which is the erao,p.
W. f. \. WoopyocR.
Matchmaker and ,Jewclcr.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16
THE SMYRNA CARRIAGE WORKS,
new and SECONDHAND CARRIAGES.

Both nuilH and substantial tu meet the wants of all
rIa's of pun ha-cr> and " i'll ,cll Il prices that will
MAKE It an Iudu'tmr to purchase &t home
Ecpariug will De- speciality in their business such
aN painting, trimming, new rms sukrS tires springs
Shati~ ~. t'uHrnuirr tu give >fucti0n both i'm
work and price. call and sec before going elsewhere
Working cirrnp j. our iIuttu
CiRREY 4 LASSFII
JOHN HAMILTON
mh "th Jos |. BEt X Eft Agt.
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DOING BUSINESS
FOR
CASH.

What VIC saved last
year warrant, the MARI.
ing down Of priccs ta:s
year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08
Health Notes.

Messys. Editors The present autumn has
opened, in most places with an unusually large
amount OF sickness. Prevention has been said to
be better than cure aud we would advise every
one to exercise great caution In regard to exposure
to the changes Of the weather. and especially the
change of temperature which takes place every
twenty-four hours. The MONDAY sun pours
down its burning rays, unchecked by a cloud, and
by eleven o'clock at night a man cannot be ont
riding comfortably, without AN oyercoat Such
changes produce disease and debility. Deicate
persons and children should wear flannel next the
skin, and they will feel the changes less The
streams and wells Of water are extremely low,
aud great danger Turks in such water for drinking
purposes, The microscope would reveal great
amount Of animal aud vegetable growth in such
water at best and then what Of the numerous
wells exposed 10 contamination from sink drains,
aud from kitchen slops thrown out TO percolate
through the loose earth and stones into them ?
In cities the board Ofhealth look after such things
but in the country they too often neglected
|, for one, believe in using pure water and plenty
Of ripe fruit, and vegetables, in their season; and
an abundance Of fresh air, My family, such Of
them AS sleep up stairs In low rooms, take out
entirely one window in each room, the first Of hot
weather, and II Is not put In again till quite late
In the autumn. The outside blinds afford protec-
ton from rain, and not one Of them have cold,
all summer, and never get up feeling tired, and
unrefreshed by sleep as have seen people do
and as for indigestion aud headache, it never
enters our doors. An ON CONTRIBUTOR
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THE WEATHER FOR AUGusT.-The
month was warmer than usual, and the
mean temperature, as compared with the
August average of thirty-one years, shows
an excess of forty.three degrees. The
warmest August for the last eighteen years
was that of 1872, the average being 75,02o !
the coolest that of 1861, the average being
$500. The number of rainy days was
thirteen; the rain fall was OILS inches
above the average, and has been exceeded
eleven times in the month of August since
1926. The heaviest rain falls were in Au-
gust, 1856, 100 inches 1860, SAC inches !;
1867, 7.29 inches 1871, SOP. The smallest
recorded quantity in the last fifty years
was in 1874, or inches. Solar halos We're
frequently being observed ON fine days. The
lunar halo on the night Of the 18th was ac-
companied by paraselene, or mock moon,
phenomenon of some rarity in this lati-
tude. Meteors were noted on August LIST,
10th and Goth.