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EduTfYxsD kkrnENT,

CoLunBiA, Ss sGa March lssiS76a =
NEsHsaora1e as Ha,,;a az R.n,..s.ni ,ti,,,.
xaSfhrssr-lt IA. Z. rss,,I,ss ,s., ,,ss
pcrE q tba apeciat io,Ot loan.FsI,,as a,no;,,sd
a.e ..eert.in Shat bond. e the State have
bs,eApeded under The. sct 10 reduce The VOL
~ SEthe public debt md nd .proyide for the
psjSu Of the same, u what interres. ceanons
KStd 6Sen funded S,nder ths ,S,Id a. nnd .,.o
ynstb., ths =, sas : 49,. s
raised undor the sid scs l,sis 81 beon ken. sepa.
videti for in the 90 ID at sSdss Otherwise pro.
yided by law" and fiave ,hse honor. 10 max.
the FOLLOWING reply. s.sst 3s9
would state, IL the a frss place, ia that have
nos:tskep ths ssspbl, ia Yesey tile statement
ca .he ccmmI E. s.;sh 4 .sasa e q Inc funding
OF detached csos1spo6s II nay ~ /. NAV mot not
be correct. .Ths spinm,wss q &c entire esnovices
in distinguishing tiie selassoi bonds. to which,
the coupons belong Sg r. slsSs Of the coupons.
That can be successfully donSonlyhy experts.
The qassiion, howeves, is .immaterial, aud
am psftsas1y willing lss aeoeds the oorrecsness
Of ths eotnnaisteo's statepent and argue the
oass'upon that assgmpIon. SIMPLY rsfer to
9the msster herr, ,bscaase s6e eptire premises
Of ths semmissee may be inaersSg' stA' their
coneiusiops, therefore, worthless. a /.
e The points Of Tie, Soahmttee' may !hs emu
meEatsd as follows:
L The eonmiisse 6lsme ise for funding cor
tain hypothecsted boSds. !, -, -. -,
-. The comfnittas dssleseS tie. funding 1, of
$Al ,olr cohpous that mstntS d. Of Or before
5sls'isas7 is'sitahai isspon Shs.stats. Z
I ., The. committee. deqlaiS ,ssss a,rdins of
$lYsCse eeappns ithsb tsl e R sas
u Is sisResaa bslSep they Rsse as
aaread rRon the state.Af q q as,s.ssfS ~
lst 4 'Ins es declare the funding Of
$3.50 az soulpnsso OF eofisiF FliapS bonds, Ont
$ o6, 4aiA alleged, befdfs they were exchanged.
asa feand upon The SistS ~ sI11
=: Ihe committee, esasip the funding OF
sS'zuSSs Ss A. coupons tfse bslppg 70 hn sean:
ss,ea nausea ia as sffand 49forsthe State So
(; Ass TIE conRittss cha5gd want. Of -vigi
lanee ..s. &, ss.3T,'.ss *sss shs, !,
- t ss@mls'ee spsse slssf z x elyersleA e the
~ 14' s,,s taaN "a & S;-i.is r,.l.
,.ssa,si,ss.sx..s 49, .st ,s.a'" saSwe.ea, IN
80 u "a slle = = teree aye
s..ss ~ - sss ssssas. so.eineu .fas tse ss~
ss,s,rs, ~ ~ II 49, 49, :, S'upons.
IN. ..i.h,;.s - -, wv voi91'e Q.
=. IL ~ - = S'- ~ SSf1s39s H'e c'asSos OF
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-complainSd o., aud thRer Two adhV
struct,ous, thatsp tH6 - pssfd
bess'promosss I ihs "a ~
Let osl Bee noN shl1
quoted from sssi \ ~
us TO adopt 4 HS6it cois ct
niflcans words ssAsM . lei
and apart from al os6er !unds." /
would a literal compliance with n
requires 1t would plainly require
material. taneSie sspSfatldn of.i
the State into several visible masse
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tons as recorded in the books, and found
them in every single case to be perfectly cor
rect.
But, more than this the law positively for
bids the funding of SIS, 965, 900 of the CONVEX
sion bonds and the coupons belonging thereto,
while it requires Sl,577, 500 Of the same class
of bonds and coupons to be funded. These
bonds and coupons were distinguishable by
their numbers and the color of their nun
bers.
Senator Dunn, the chairman of the Joint
committee, watched for tho bonds and cou.
pons OF tho bonds that were prohibited by
law from being funded with all the vigilance
that sleeploss malice can inspire, and, to his
evident chagrin and modification, did not dis.
cover single one. do not think that Il ia
necessary for me to say anything more in
reply to tho charge Of the want of vigilance
from committee who made IA hasty and su.
perhcal examination of three hours day for
two weeks of most difficult and complicated
subject, which they acknowledged. when they
entered my office, they knew little about.
have watched over the execution of this
law with the utmost care. and challenge the
most rigid scrutiny Of any one or all in the
State or out of it who arc competent to make
an investigation.
IT Will be soon BY refer.nce 10 mysnuuai-
report for the fiscal year ending October 81,
1874, that the interest fund had balance TO
its credit of $lO5,4sl.s7. Now, permit me to
relate an occurrence which, If 1t had been
Otherwise, would have been a real diversion
OF the interest fund fsairls
The board, composed Of the governor,
comptroller-general, treasurer, chairman com.
mittes of fnasce and chairman committee on
ways and means, who were authorized in the
"act TO reduce the volume Of the public debt
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VIZ "o"oi 'ic circumstances, anu restore the
credit OF the State and that if our debts
were adjusted and settled in an equitable
manner, and the payment of interest OH our
bonded debt resumed, and our assessment of
property and rate of taxation reduced. and
tie tax levy made in a specific manner. n GER
tain amount for each particular object or class
of objects, and then collected with more core
and strictness, and, above all things, if the
disbursement OF the taxes was made in ac-
cordanco with tho levy, that is, when the on
tire amount raised from the levy WAS dis.
onrscd, each class of objects should have re-
ceivcd it's proportionale share of the whole
il such course was pursued, l stated to
Governor Noses thought the people would
be satisfied, and the State would be prosper.
ons. Governor Moses told me that ho voua
leave all such matters to me, and to do JUS,
what l thought proper.
then went 10 New York aud after con.
ferring with several distinguished flnanciers
adopted the plan with regard 10 our bonded
debt which had been pursued by the States Of
Illinois, Indiana and Michigan, in the earlier
part of their history, under circumstances SINH.
lar to our own, and which is being seriously
considered now by the States of North Caro-.
lima and Virginia.
then had most thorough investigation of
the whole subject of the bonded debt in everv
respect made by one who was thoroughly
competent to perform the task Seven months
of constant and hnremittiug labor were spent
6y us in the investigation aud study of this
SUBJECT. The law was then framed by cullng
those features Of the laws of those States re.
ferred to above that were suitable to our cir.
cumstances, and adding such additional iea.
turcs as would make the law as strong az DOS.
aiblc.
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THE RATES on POSTAGE.

Postal cards "nc cent each =" with"ut further
clar-, /" all parts The United States and Cana
ia.
Nll letters To all parts "f th, United STATES and
IImadI. thI'" cents I"r halt ounce.
L",., 81 drop" letters. that l. tor thu city 81
town Whrrr drI"~It',l = cents IT delivered lay ear
ri'r~ and c'nt it th'rr l. carrier : ~tru.
Newspapers. daily. ~rmi-wr,.kly tri weekly and
week.-Mrs. regularly ISSUED and REGULAR sub
~,rih,r- = cents I"r pound PAY ahl, ~ the office cot
publication: new -raI"I~ and magazines published
les Frequently than week. cents per
pound
All "tlrrr printed 81 miscellaneous matter inclu
din. transient new ~ImI'r~. magazines pamphlets.
h.udmll- un~'.il,d circulars hr"kS book manu-.
script proof sheets photographs rtc.. and ais"
~rrl> cuttings bulbs and Roots and merchandise.
not exceeding four pounds in weight. cent for
each ounce fraction thereof. singh copies al
rh. Calrdnuiau Weighing nearly tw" "uuc.- the
l">ra-r upon irregular numbers hriu- 2c,nr> each.
Manuscript f,,r publication n,.w> paI"I~. maya.
liu'~ etc. l. subject I" letter p">tlg".
Und,livrr"d letters can IL, resent a new al
Dies without additional char.c
Stamps rur from stamped IN, rl"pc~ rejected
Il, the "-t'.ftic".
Rates an letters and papers t" all parts "t the
New dominion Canada tn, same a. III thc United
states.
Tn, trllowir. III. postal rates with Europe
The rates tr letters are t'r the half ounce. tr.,r
ti"u thereof and thr-, f"r newspapers Tor f,ur
. "uIic,.~ fraction thereof
I" treat Britain and Ireland letters 5c,ur-
newspapers cents: France. letters cents news
papers cents Spain letters q cents. new ~paI"r>
-c..nr- all parts of German, iucludm. Austria
letters. : cents. n"w~raI"r~. c'nr~ n'nm:n h
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lrahs.

At North Danvillr. August II. IIam-,. oi
Mr.. j. +. and Mrs. Ahhic Dahl aged year and
II months
NJ nanvillc August II. Mrs. Lucy DNm~d"ni
kittr"dg-. rrct OF Mr.. Jeremiah Kittr,i1" aged
At Jackson. Adams Co, Wisconsin. July 81. Of
consumption. Polly Morse wife at the late Mich
ula- Ritter AGED 60.
At Pi-rrrp"nt House. Lyme. Conn. August 10,
Of dysent-ry. Ellen Tyler, daughter of Rev.
Myrnn :. and Martha VI. II. Dudley, "f Cr"ni-
we'll. C"nn.,-agcd year and y days.
At Baltimore. Aug. H. Marie Kate. AGED II
months. daughter OF W. II. and Abbic T. Newc"mb.
IN MEMOEIAM.
At st Jnhnshnry East. Aug. 10 Charles H eld-
Of Ira q Smith, swretly fell asleep III Jesus
and passed to the Christians rest to obtain the
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pieces of pencilimg and painting that
were meritorious. Not having the
means to acquire IL knowledge of these
arts 10y instruction abroad. he educated
himself as well as possible at home, and
began I" paint. draw and sketch foi
such patrons as needed work of this
character. He soon established himself
as sign painter and made the painting
OF signs and business directories his
chief business. His directories hanging
III the public rooms of the towns in this
vicinity. show his taste and skill. He
made several portraits that were very
perfect. and his talent was seen III all
his works. He leaves Il Young wife and
child. and aged parents to mourn his
loss. BartOH Monitor
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Christians reward. Being converted some five
years since in the religions awakening which was
:" extensive at that place, he united with III,
COngl Church there and has ever lived. we think
consistent Christian life: but foI the last few
months he has been unusually active in the work
the Master had for him TO do being instant both
i'll season and out of season. to testify for Christ
and 10 I.r others to accept Him a saviour I,
his family and the church his loss is very great
hut he has left a blessed memory behind Ia com
fort and sustain them. To his ynung friends and
companions he being dead Vet ~Irakrth, telling
them how a noble young. Christian manh"od wa,
c"nsecr tied t" God and h, bl,s-,nrss ct trusting
i'll Jesus. even i'll the hours "f sickness and death.
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over 30 workers from this town present
ut the sessions.
A Very Clever Swindle.
| About the ncateSt confidence game
/ We have heard of in Il long time. was
practiced al Barnet not very long since.
One day Frenchmam appeared in town
and made enquiry for men OF his own
nationality He found several thrifty
families in the place. and to one of
them he opened his heart. He WAS Il
native of France. hut now Just from
Montreal. on his way to friends in
Michigan. He waS out of money in
fact. dead broke. He had nice gold
watch and heavy gold Chain. but he did
tot pant with them. The watch was Il
keepsake. and the Chain he had made
to order to his own mind and pattern.
But if his friend would loan him thirty
dollars. he would leave the watch with
him. and ;lS soon us he reached Michi-
gan he would redeem il 10y forty dol
lar check 10y mail. That scheme looked
Il little too thin to catch Barnet French
men. They said. or Surmni>cd. ut once.
that the watch WIS bogus But their
dead broke friend WAS too ShrcWd To
let them hardly suggest that but said
at once, of course You wont take my
word for this : let us 90 to Il jcWcler
and have this property proved. SO of
they posted Ia Mr.. Laughlin'S shop.
when the proprietor pronounced the
watch and chain pure gold. heavy and
Valuable. This of course satisfied the
BaInct party. and in The hope of doing
Il good turn t"a country man in Il strange
land. hut with an eye also on the ten
dollars bonus he Was To receive. hc
handed over his thirty dollars. Now
watch the proceedings. The Montreal
gentleman WIS very thankful for the
loan but ic vi>hrd ii distinctly under
stood that money would not induce him
To part with his watch only for Il short
time. And to make every hing sure
and To save his Barnet friend amy
trouble. he produces Il neat little box.
takes his watch ont of his pocket. care
fully rnrl">r> it in the box. wraps and
ties it mp. directs it 1" his own name
and address III Michigan. and giving it
=
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Universalist Convention.

The state tuuNrutinn of | miNcr>:-
lists j. hcimg held III this place the pes
cnt week. the sessions hrgimnin" on
Tuesday evening. and closing this eve
ming. Thus far the cNcrci>,.~ have fol
lowed NrlN closely the rr"glam pub
li>hrd last week. the speakers all being
present, except Rev. Mr.. Hewitt. VII"
MAS t" have spoken "Wednesday after
noon upon the duty of 'uiNcI >lii~i~ /"
do missionary work. In his absence
tins subject WIS discussed 10y RrN>. l..
II. Tabor and g. Is. Nihirti>. he
speakers generally have shown in The
Discussions that tn" subjects have hrru
we'll maturcd. aud they have been we'll
presented. Some :hIU PERSONS from out
ot town are in attendance upon the
convention. and the >urictic~ al the
State are more fully represented than
usual. Hon. llrmam Carpenter. Of
Nulthiicld. president of the Convention.
i present. although his health doe, not
permit him to preside much of the
time.
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5HarrLaprs.

- NmridgrS and Deaths inserted free.
ObjfHnricS. sir cents Il line.
At Barnet AUGUST l. Il, Rev II. ". Jones al
st .T"lm~bury. Mr.. Jerome Savi." at Boston
and Mis-, Fanny Moore. daughter al Mr. John
II. M"nrr.
At Danvillr August l. Mr.. Joseph lra~t"w l."
Miss Amanda Jackson. both ct lIanvillr.
At DanvilIr August H., Mr.. Warner W. G""d,'
nnugh .Ir I" Miss Mabel E"nn"tt. both "f ban
Vile.
At Midway Mass. August i. lay Rev. David
sanford Rev. Calvin Cutler nf Auhurndalr-t"r-
mrrly principal Of 81. I"hnshury Acadrmy-t"
Miss Martha +. sanford daughter OF the officiating
clrrgNman.
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tdrH AMI STATE }irn;.

ice ocalhc ten lirrniuo Grain.
..' rHhIr ~rIool~ Of the village
\ '...
r..r
] ''''' gave - very acceptable
4 ..... '''' ''''''"N '''''E'''
.'''"3'
1 WY J." ''''> l''''''
''''' ,'>''N' "''''' i ne"
/ ... 3D. ''''> week putin" "aS
.'.,u ,. Dec ru1L,, dr,,L,uucrt.
, ....... Wv "''''''' >'''''''
] ''> >''' on MS ""''"'
.... ''''' ''> NOT YET "''h
''.' s., ct sudden change in the
~lpblrh ,ttrrr,,u ,h,ut u
...... .. ''' I"'l''' '""N '"'''
\ t.,I
''"rr-poudcut writes us that NJ,
Baldwin of Well, River ui,k.d
''' coin Ton Ih, comiu" wear. last
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Waterfowl MON Live stock Market.

F"r the week ru,lin. TUESDAY. Nu. - -.
NNEkFT ErEF few choice 10 - a II 90; "NtIa
10 m IL ~ rI~t quality -Hnn a ~ second quail
Iry = - "a - third quality II M = ~
STuEE tNTTIt Marking oven and Steers. per
pair -IOn i ~ ST. ,OOu >!in.
NIICH Cows N\p tNINE-- >.ii u ,hn. extra - i
..in l.ITruw Cows 81 -.
NrNI<G~-SIu IN = S4u tw" Years old 81 ~
three. old - :: n
PIECES OF SHEEP NNp LNMI'>-Iu l"t-. ~ ~ =. ~
- - ~ ~ M ~ m per head extra - - =
- M per head -, per Ito.
SpTIu. Lambs. ~ u Ctc per III
Veal { .lV,'s = ~ a .Ih M.
Brighton Hides. ga per liz.
Country Hides Il Il Gtr I'rI III.
BRIGHTON Tall"w. =! 4 tie pei lii.
Country Till"w. : 4 Itc per lh.
Calf skins II a li,' per III.
I',.iS ~ - y ~ ~ each.
Y. l.; Er.f-' h"ir,. ..rI,i, includes n"ihin. hut
stall fed 100 inU lbs lull",kS. Extra and first
quality includes rh, best l:ir.,. tat oxen. SECOND
aud third quality includes oxen and tw" and three
Years old Steers.
Shrru-E>tr: includes CoSs,.t-. and when th"~,
Of inferior quality are thrown ont.
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Bridge Building.

The -. John>hurN bridge builders.
who have just completed the railroad
bridge oven the Qurchcc gulf. go this
week l." build Il bridge over the
Wino">ki river. on the burlington y
Lamoilc railroad. two miles from ESSEX
Junction. This bridge i tn he. like
the Qucrhcr one, of the Howe truss
pattern. $50 feet span between the. lhut
mcnt-. or ten feet shorter than the one
just completed. MI. Russell lmdcr-
wood al this place i the contractor
and the work l. under la, charge. ut his
brother. Nh. T.. l.. 'ndrrW""d. The
same force mainly hat built the que
chcc bridge will hc engaged upon this.
which includes the follow img men from
this town hr>idr> the hluthrI~ | ndrr-
wood David Wilson. Charles j. In
man and &. {. Poole. It viii take
about tW" and a-hai' months Ia build
the bridge and the trr>tlc work ldi"in
inc. Thcl We're /" hrgiu the 10Th OF
this month. hui aIr delayed 10y the
n"n-arriva, of Thinner: the hard pine
NOT haviu" hcru shipped from Gc"l gi.l
uutil the 10Th inst.
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ministers. Fitty-four Vermont towns
were represented. and 10 States. be
sides the CanadaS. There were also
over 30 workers from this town present
ut the sessions.
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The Institute for Gospel Workers.
held in this place last week. Increased
ia interest and in the Attendance upon
it. up To the last. The last day and
cvcmm. the church WAS filled. After
the usual exposition upon the topic ion
Thursday evening 10y Rev. Mr.. Parsons.
which WAS '.Chri>t indwrllin". Rev.
Dr.. GoodWim of Chicago. made an
address of remarkable Interest and
power. confirming himself to aud clah"i
atinu the subject of the evening. NJ
the close of this session. Rev. :. T.
Cook of Ludlow, reported the follow inc
resolutions. which were unanimously
adopted:
| RcsoIrcd. That we recognize with joy
the grace of God given Ia our state that
renders an Institute for instruction il
Gospel work desirable and possible.
RcSoIrrI. That we rejoice together
with our brethren in 81. bloomsbury tnl
the Grace given to them that they HAY,
become Il centre for the wide diffusion
Of life. and light in gospel work. amo
] IllilI lItN nave NI'NH -
ready to welcome us to their homes II
the fellow ship of the work of the Lord
And we will pray for Il continuance
and Increase of gospel blessings anon!
them.
RcSoIrrd. That We tender "ur heart
thanks and love in the Lord To on
brethren. Rev. H. VI. Parsons. an,
brother :. II. Shaw. and the hrcthrcr
whom the unexpected providence "
God has permitted to address us, an'
pray for their prosperity and IncIea>'
in the worl, of the Lord.
RcSoIred. That we thank the Rallroa'
COMPANIES ct the state which have
favored rs with reduction of "ne-hal
of their usual rates.
Our people are very glad that SncI
meetings we've held here and the Larry
number Who attended Il portion OF al
of the time. feel that they received
much good instruction. and are Yer.
t grateful for it.
An effort was made to get Il complct
list of those present at the lnStliut
F.. from out of town. and the followin
plcaSin" and rather remarkable fact
, were Developed: There were ITO pei
? sons from ont of II. bloomsbury at tn
| Institute. of whom IL were ordaine
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Hon. G. l.. Knapp Of tine Lowell f5H-
zen. gives i ha>rt rc> Jew of 4 week.
yarali"u in \nllhriu Vermont. and in
the sketch .i>c~ the following para
graph ia regard T." this Vicinity ''Th"~r
Ii" ." mp the rl~~ump~ir ale struck
with the grand pr""rc>~ made ia u score
at wears in Il. .Inhm~iuIN: much more
" hen they thuk W hat has been IchirN
eel there since. the time. NOT NrIN long
ago. when Eplnlim I'add"ck. after
WaId> Il supreme judge. enjoyed the
fine >I,uit OF Sho"iing dr,i on The Plain.
near tine NcIN spot where She court
huu>, and soldiers monument now
stand. 81. .JnlIu~hurN NOW numbers Il
population of about five thousand. The
Improvements made IN Il dozen Nrals in
public buildings. snrrr 81 which are r\
crrdImHl( fine >p"CIuiru> oi architectural
grace. are. only cpuallrd 10y the liberal
taste displayed III numerous private
Residences and parks. The cemetery.
too. NOW umdcI guin" enlargement. is
doubtless the best in lis appointments
ri ANY in New England. outside of the
large cities. II combines hill and dale
Lawn and w""dland in happy c"mhima-
ton. and has Il natural ohscrN atorN
from the summit. alloriing - charming
ont look over the town. the river. the
Mountains and the Vcrdamt valley of
the l';Issump>ic. The ample resources
and lihcrnItN of the Fairbanks firm are
seen on every hand in forms alike of
beauty and utility. We have not space
TODAY to extend olIr sketch. The run
over the Portland and D"dcnShurg, to
Johnson gives travellers some fine
/ glimpSrS of mountain scenery. and lies
over Il section nt country noted tor good
daiIic>. The IurtuouS curves and sharp
bends show sharp practice in engineer
/ ing. Whilc the high trr>tlr- work over
raNimcS in two instances about one hun
/ ,icd feet high. add not Il little to the
romance of Il ride, which at one point
introduces Won T." the White Mountain
range loonimg up against the sky and
! then rolls \oII ON for miles ON the maj
lin of docs Pond. once the fishing
ground ot the red men and large enough
Ia he called Il lake.
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u.N>- M'N'\'' S'' '"'
r.,tr- ~hrIhr""h" ~ =" a. m
ud.uyiil, -! =. ;l"hnSh"IN 300
....- Iuu- arrives ~ W IA '""' '''' at
.....,-Irayr- >hcrhr""kr al go p.m.'
3D. Itud"uNlll" l"i'. 81 = "IIhs",'iN
. r.,,l II..,2. arrives Al W Il. = uh''lnh
~, -,.,-,Ii to- connect win trains Tor
...- lnd the West. ,. 49,, .,.,. -,
-l tl-t IRAN ana n'''S l,"' s',l, az
- u trurrr. l'a~Suiil'S'. N"ril7\ NE
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MEMPHREMAcoC HOUSE,

The inviting exterior of tn" MrmphIrmH@"s
lI"tr>r which durin. the past winter has gone
through thorough repairing. adding new story
and a brautifu wide, VrTanda. extending on all
sides "f the lar.' building. Gloss by the railroad
station sla,ld,ns the eyes ct travellers. and the
calm waters of Lake MrmplIrrmag"%. with th" fine
steamer at the landing. civ" pr"nis" "i ENJOY
mrut and comfort III prospect
y. l.. Low FRI NJ. II, Ten Ticket Agent
GEORGE \. MERRILL Supt.
Lyndnnville July l, lH1j.
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PASSUMPSlC RAILROAD,
e X c U r S ! O N S
Lake Memphremagog,
MONTREAL and QUEBEC,

ROT IL A.-M"ntrral Via la,sumpsc and South
Eastern Railroad. Return route.
EOl IL B-M"ntrral and Qurb,c Via Pas
~ump-ic. south Eastern Ri'hrli.u Line Steamers
and Grand Trunk nv
ROUTE c.-Qurbrc via Pa-smmp-ic K 10
ShrIhr""k". Grand Trunk Railway Ia Qurb-c. lie
turn Route
This. sal, "f -NcuI-inn tickets will commence july
aud cnntmur during the, months nf August and
September, good 1" rrtuIn until November ~
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..,,r,nd \ ogdcn-bur: Il. ~. Trains.

DuIND WEST.
I.. Leaves II. .I"hu~hury AT G.Ou a m
600 IS .tId,u -m East llardwick -.
....u-. % 90 Il.uI.
..-r..l.i tlu,- mol run Mondays.
... I..tr- II. .lnln-hurv al .I.OI =. m.
BOO - t.d,ut.G-. Crrrn>nnrn 80. East
GlrdNI,k G.IH arrives Al johnson
r. r.ru leaves Wr~t concord fnr -.
uI. 10. Mixed Tram at 80 =. III.
.HI%. IN~i.
., Lave .I"hI-"n Al G.u0 Il. IN. Hard.
.-i i.udwr,h - t'Icrn~h"r" -
puNll., ~ arrives Al ~. Johns
.....-I,.t,r- Johnson al ll:4J a. m.
..ua 900. l.. lIudWich 20l i,rrrnsh"ru
lam 300 Dau,ll, 80. arrives al 81.
.r So
...- ..,u ,,,,- not run Mondays and Sat
rru leaves II. .I"ln-hry t"I West
... t.Iup m Mixed tram at -" II. IN.
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