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Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
For the Girls.

That is right-take good care of
vour hands. They ale like any other
machine, and it no more improves
them to plunge them into hot water,
knock the skin from your knuckles,
and make them hard and bony by
garden work, than it improves new
hat to hang it about. Keep them well
gloved when YOU go abroad. Gloves
are expensive ? To be sure, but your
old "b!ack kids can be renovated
with little trouble, according to
Cousin Eleanor" who was type of
a frugal age, now almost out of date
She never thought of buying anything,
when she had already on haud some
thing that could be made to answer
the purpose, with little foretbought
aud labor. She sewed the seams of
the old gloves with the Creates care
aGd neatness, and then proceeded to
mix little bottle of ink and one of
sweet oil. To this Sue tied bit of
sponge, aud then proceeded to touch
the seams Of the black gloves with the
mixture. just keep the bottle handy
and you will tird it an excellent thing
to rub over your kid gloves when they
begin TO glow rusty" The next III
order was pair OF light KIDS very
much soiled These were laid on a
folded towel, and rubbed with bit OF
flannel which had been dipped first III
milk, and then rubbed on a cake of
white soap. The gloves were thor
oughly cleaned from the wrist to the
tips, and then stretched cross wires
and laid on the towel to dry. They
we're a thorough success aud looked
almost as good as new" These hints
are for economical ladies'
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
Pastoral Ise~Ignaffo,s.

We regrat to learn that Rev. S.
Henry Bell, one Of New Hanover S
most talented aud favorite sons, has
been obliged to resign his pastoral
charge of the Presbyterian church in
Brunswick, Georgia, because of i'm
paired health. Regarded by good
indges as one OF the most pions and
promising yourg minister III the
State. lis many frieuds will regret to
learn of his bad health, which we hope
will soon be restored. He ia resting
with his parents, Mt Ellington, i'll this
county.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
-rF For the JOURNAL.
.sThe City That Looks sircep.
TAdvsrtis .ment OF January 81

Advertis 3ment of January 21
It really is perpIexing rather, it's so To me.
To keep up viii the faucy names for "h1
"city by the sea:
But uow they We eoBe nd done it, (the satire :
rather keen
What do you think They've neIn8d us now
1.-The city that looks green.
Of course we eit y folks feel proud Of the tree
tllat are spared for shade
By the crew that l. roofing Up our streets
hev faGetoUslv cali il ga grade
And Though We think our plots OF grass -
ere ty ever sen,
How can we ever sand the name-''the cit
that looks green :?
Shades of DrJ-Pond and Brooklyn. speak out
., Ganows Hill. ,
Uan YOU stand ;hi, name, Slab Bottom? Can
we take this bitter pill
know will be tempted: don't yield ~ 1t,
IF tin cJ.lor has moved the restriction TO sell
oysters on market day.
s'The city that is green,'' indeed! Now how
queer that would be!
They twice as green in the CITY OF OAKS,
and in Terboro as green as we;
And I'll bet tina. they sell oysters, and what
ever else they wish;
o, do let us Off on this new-fangled name, OF
take away the tAh.
GALLow S HILL, January 81, 1875.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

The Grand Lodge X. of P. meets in
Raleigh on Tuesday, the 26th inst.
The Lodges in this city will be repre-
sented as follows:
Stonewall No. l, P. G. c. E. J.
Krebs and P. C. W. W. Yopp.
Germania No. 4. 2. G. C. ". H,
Gerken and P. C. A. G. Fl. Finken.
Calanthe No I, P c.. Berry Gleaves
and W. J. Toomer.
Centre Lodge Of Raleigh have made
preparations to give a grand supper
on Thursday night 70 the Grand Lodge
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

Give a boy piece Of chalk, and he
will make his mark in the world. Give
him many hot drinks and he'll make a
mark in the mud.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
REAL ESTATE GIFTS,

One OF in the town of Wilson, N O.,
containing ~ acres, with large and
conveI lent dwelling. having 10 rooms,
and ALI necessary and convenient out
houses, situated on Barnes street, val
uod at... ........ ~ S5
one elegant story Residence,' N Wilson,
Corl er OF Pine and CIR en- str cts. with
Ia acre, and con aiming 8 rooms, 10
c:tta ii l. the most eligible part of the
TOW =. valued at. af............-.. 80. 4
ona y acre Lot tituated on tI. corner
of ADce and Spring streets, with neat
aaid n and nnt-hnusEs Y med q 1
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
2l .17s Cash Gi ing ~ 81 OOo u0I
NUM- BER OF TICKETS 10000
Price ,EickeIa:

NUMBER OF TICKETS 10000
Price of Tickets:
Whole iick,ts.. 800 o.
St. 8. s. ;:........-..- '.......... w
EIghths or each Coupon. 80
56 Tickets for ..-...................1 100 90
The Montpelier Female Humane Associa-
tfon. chartered hy the Legislature of Virginia
and he Circuit Court f Orang Co., proposes
by a Grand Gift Concert TO establish aid en-
dow u Home for The Old, Infrm. snd Desti
former reai:euce of President James Madison
G vEK >Ox's OFFICE Richmond. July 1874
II affords me 'easnre TO say that am we'll
acnuainted with a large majority OF the Off.
Ger OF the MONTPELIER Female Humane Asso
citation, VINO r-sid- in the vicDi of my hnm q,
and attest cir intelligence and their worth,
and high reputation ss gentlemen, as vel: as
the public confidence, inf1u' anc substan-
tial means literally represented among them.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. July 4, 1874
commert them a. gents OF honor
and integrity. and fully entitled to he conf
K w. HGGHEs, U. s. Judge Eastern
District of Virginia.
Further references by permis ion : His Ex
cellency Gilbert G. Walker, Ex-Governor OF
Va; Hon Robt e. Withers, Lieut. Gov of Va
and U. =. Senator elect; Senators and Mem
bers of Congress from Va.
Remittances fo- tickets may be made by ex-
rresa prepaid, postofice money order
Washington, ID. c.. or by registered letter.
For full particulars, Testimonials, &C.. send
for Circular. Address,
Hon JAMES BARBOUR,
President NJ. +. II. A Alexandra, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere. 4w
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
~&oVSVVV4 IN 0xX Id
DEPOSITORY FIRST NATIONAL
BANK. DENISON.

Distribution to commence i'm mmediately after
the Concert. Managers Of the Distribution
chosen by the Ticket Holders and prominent
citizens.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
A EaIse Nisrcpresent0r Receives
ssIs Reward.

Yesterday morning Il negro by the
name of John Scott entered the store of
Mr.. John Meyer, on Water street, and
represented himself to that gentleman
as having just arrived with 4 raft of
tlrpentine, which he proposed to sell
at the market rates, and invest III
groceries and other goods. for the
value of his money received in pay
ment for his raft After inquiring for
some time the price Of numerous arti-
cles of merchandise, all of which were
given him, Mr.. NJ. turned his atteI-
ton to other customers in the store,
and while waiting on them he observed
that the pretended raft owner had
suddenly vanquished, carrying with
him a choice Cincinnati ham, which,
in his hurry to leave, he had forgotten
to pay for. The police were imme-
diately notified of the fact, and after
a diligent search succeeded in
capturing Scott, who was taken TO jail
and remanded to a cell to wait his trial
on tomorrow morning.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
EMll Con esa.aIe.

The growing importance of our
port seems to have become known
across the pond as we'll as to those
who inhabit the western shores OF the
Atlantic. Mr.. E. Peschau who for
some years past has held the position
of German Nicc-Con~ ulate at this
port, received on Friday morning last
the appointment Of full Consulate
from His Imperial Majesty King Will
liam, of Germany. over his own sig
natnre. We had the pleasure Of read
ing the appointment Of our friend,
and can only add our humble testi-
mony to the very tiattering express
sion expressed by Kaiser Wilhelm
therein. We as a city, feel tiattercd
that we have n full CoGsslate, while
Boston, Norfolk. Baltimore. and ether
cities which rank far ahead Of Us as
seaport cities, on paper, have only a
vice-Cousujate. This proves that IN
point of shipping. that We have more
German vessels during d year than any
of the above cities.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

them especially Trade NdrkJ detlrabIe Be-
ing ground with great care they are tree from
al i'm perfectons aud impurities .hey are
mo mt. in Gold, Silver, Shell, Rubber and
Ste fl ames and will last many years without
cha
F,r sale only by our Agents.
J. III ALLEN, jew ler and Opticians
sole AGENTS Tor Wilmington, c.
- None genuine without the trade maj
Stamp d on every pair. Manufactured by
FELLOwS, HOLMES & SLAPP,
New York.
Look for Trade Mark. No peddlers emPioye
nareh n 1a.w1
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

is very large throughout the State and
whole South. In New Hanover, Edgecombe
Ons,ow, Duplin. Sampson, Brunswick, Bladen
and Colu mbus it is especially large, while in
Halifax, Wilson, Wayne, Carteret, Robescn,
Richmond. Anson, Cum mberland and Moore,
and In several counties Of South Carolina, its
circulation is very good.
tits published Very Friday on the follow
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29
CRESCENT SPECTACLES.
Improve yous' sight.

"HE Crescent
L offe red to tbt
anteed Superior
the market. For
distinctness of
unrivalied, the
prie matte Peb-
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

WJITnInSton, u. q
Consignments Of all kinds OF Country Wv
duce collected. Cotton, Corn, Peas ana o"
mus. specialties. Liberal advances nsde
Prom pt returns and highest market p''oo'
Guaranteed Will endeavor to furnish vefseh'
on short notice and otherwise accom- nooN'
shippers from the Eastern counties. Con'"o
dious VIII IF, suited especially TO the corn u Aus
Refer to X. F. Overman, Cashier, Eh]Ape"n
ritv. &c; FIRST National Bank, and ieaoins
merchants of Wilmington, n. q. ,en
oct 3
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-29

Spectacles now
Public are guar
c, all others in
clearnesa q n Il
vision they are
-otal Absence. as
lies re n d @ 7 q
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
lrlthG.

At st Inhnshury August : Mr. Daniel HAYES
aged ~ wears.
At st Johnsbnry July 81 Mary E, daughter of
{. & and II. T. Poole aged u months.
At Lowell. Mass. August l. Miss Olive y.
Wheeler aged i--siSt-r of Mrs. Daniel Strrct"r.
of this place. Her remains carried t" Bran
don Centre.
At Concord July n Mr. Henry Turner aged -
Mr. Turner the oldest man in town.
At Grotnn July ~ Mr.. Ahram Morrison. aged
y Years.
At woodsyill", July ii Mrs. Jesse Hicks. for
merry of Lyndon. aged -.
In Morgan. July Il. Mrs. Sally Cobb, reIct Of
Lothian Cummings aged -.
At Cuildhall. July L. Fred, of Greanlraf and
Susan f. Webb i'll his Goth year.
At Guldhall. July 81, Ephriam Ward aged
about 81.
At New York city July ~ Charlie. +. Wood
bury son of L. |. Woodbury., Esq, of Concord,
aged 81
At New York CITY August t. Mr.. j u. Root.
aged IL years. resident Of this place.
At Lancaster, 20, Aug. II. Mr.. James Mcleod,
ared about 10 years-hrother of \. II. Mcleod, "t
this place.
At st. I"hnshury. Aug. Mr.. IraS. Bryant, aged
~ years.
At the meeting of Caledonia Lodge No. t. |. q.
q F. the following was offered by l.. Il. John
Gale.
In the death of our brother Ira = Bryant, il is
not the tears of his wifi, and near friends alone
that will fall On the grave Of our departed brother
hut many tears and heartfelt sympathirs from the
brothers OF Caledonia Lodge will fall and minglr
with those his friends around his last rest
ing place With the world our brother ri
peace Vet there may have been times when the
would not at this time attempt Ia penetrate the
veil that hid those s"rrnws from the world, hut as
We him in his last hours and learned from him
his unialterinr love of God feel he is at rest
We feel to extend To his wife our kndest regards
and warmest sympathirs. And as his body sleeps
III y"n dark grave there To muuldrr away To dust
We feel that his spirit went angels wings "f the
morning to God who gave it. Therefore.
RSs"ircd.-1hat IA band of united brothers
Bryant, in this her hour of deep affection and
while We brothers. extend t. her the hand al
charity and our kindest regards i'll respect IL our
departed brother whom We knew hut Ia cherish
and respect and " no Iiud has hit Ia take from
us away may she be- mindful while
mourning the loss of one who has been her very
life part, that there is God above VIII" kn"weth
best when To call his children home t" rest. And
may We As brothers. entwne around our memories
the scene have this day witnessed and strive
I" hive that when we are called from earth away
II NAV he said of us of him. well done, there is
rect for thee beyond this veil OF
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Sprrai 5lnHrrs.

PAST Mr>lC LODGE, Ne. =; 4. \ \. VI.
lore the iul of the Neon. j. +. TAYLOR. SO.
Ht~WELL CHtpTEE. NJ. II. a.. \. VI.
Regular communication. FRIDAY " hrf"r.. the
tull 81 the m""n. {. Y EASTMAN ~rr.\.
stop that Cough! y" pulmonary complaint
huW-N' ~ chronic can l"n- resist thu h,Ilu- Iuiiu-
and H"rrhnuud y = -Pr'Itir irI Coughs. Colds.
Asthma. and bronchitis. i"r ,EuIr and PIE.
NrutIN' 81 I"u~unptI"u- II has equal Acts
hk" a charm III h"ir~'u'~~ and SOLE throat tlrtr-
and ~tIrU- ms thu. voice al speakers and singers
Takes AWAY all thu distress 81 wHprITN,. IOI-SH.
tuut.tiII- opium "r "th,r dan. rIou- dug AMI i
pleasant {" take. Trial h"ttl~ 10 cents q \
St"rrI. ~t..I"hn~hury and Barbour \ Eaton Wills
River sole Agents. tall and a-k them about II.
Wells. Richardson \ Co.. Burlington. General
AGENTS - lou
Economical New Food cents will hul a
pa" kI.r al SEA Moss FaIIur m.id, from pure Irish
Moss. which viii MAX" ~ kinds "f dishes such a.
cakes Iir~ puddIug- etc. Ii quarts OF custard-
l,llI"~. creams Charlotte Eu~~'.. blanc Nidgr etc
sofa "N all druggists and Gr"crr>. tarrl1 -
PNIr'- Dirtrtic SaIrrntu>.-I' Universally ar-
know r'iGrd the best III u-". Each pound hears the
n:Iln, 81 ! AME- PIIF. None genuine without.
tIuu,-u -
Eminent Men of science have discovered that
electricity and magnetism ar Developed IN the
system ir"m ia th, blood. This accounts t"r
feels wh,u tins vital element Incomes reduced
The Peruvian syrup prutrNIdr ui IRON. suppl, :
the blood with IL iron element. and l. thu, "nl !
form III which II can enter the circulation
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The Soldiers Gathering.

There WAS quite 4 gathering "t former
>oldicls from this and adjoining" c"um-
lies al the Fair Ground il this place
last Tuesday. in answer to Il circular
hundred men responded. many of them
bringing their guns and uniforms. The
time was mainly occupied socially. with
Il drill and dress parade thrown in. y
Reunion society WAS formed. with
officers and committees. II record of
which is made elsewhere. The formal
ton ot this society will prevent such
cmharlas>mcmtS a> happened ON Tues
daN. There were no names signed to
the call of the meeting. and II" one WIS
responsible for it therefore when the
sndicIs came together there WAS n"
head to the gathering. This WIS par
ticulaIlN unfortunate for MI. Walker of
the 81. bloomsbury House. who WAS en-
Gagged To feed the multitude. and VIII"
had prepared dinner for three hundred.
but none came to eat IT. lhcle WaS
some miSlIndrl standing about where
they should dine. or what til" price
should he. and the soldiers getting their
.'hackS up would not Z" t" dinner at
all. but dincd on the grounds in the
STYLE of I'll. But this little diversion
was only incident to the fact that there
was no 'hcad" to the gathering: mis-
take which the organized society will
obyiatc in the future.
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That Scott Horse. Again.

1t will he remembered 10y the reader
of the CdIctlonidn. that some time ago
John Scott of this place came III POSSES
sion of II very good horse which had
some time previously been brought ont
of Canada 10y Emmett Hill: and that
one day Il Frruclman went int" Scott :
stable and said the horse was his. hay
ing been stolen from him some Years
before. Scott objected t" giving mp his
horse, and the Frenchman brought Il
Ieplevin suit and took him to Canada.
Scott followed into the Queens domin-
ions and brought IL suit there To recover
his horse, and the case has just been
decided against him. As Emmett Hill
is a bankrupt. Scott is out one horse
and some more.
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Sudden Deaths.

Four weeks ago last Monday. Mr.
). ID. Root who has been doing business
on Railroad street went to New Lon
don. Conn. to make arrangements foI
his fruit. After completing these ar
Engagements he started to go to New
York to visit his daughter, and imme-
diatcly upon his arrival was stricken
down. and WAS unable to give any in
formation regarding himself to his
friends. who were obliged to CORES
pond with parties in this place. before
they could find ont anything. He died
last Friday, Aug. Il. Mr. Root had not
been III the best of health for the past
two Years, and was under the treat
ment of DIR. Browne the last eight day :
before he left the place. although he
WAS not considered dangerously i'll. lie
wa> III Years of aye.
Mr. Ira Bryant of the firm of Bryants.
livery keepers, on Railroad 81 died last
saturday night. Aug. :. aged l3 Years.
About two months ago. Mr.. Bryant WIS
taken sick with pneumonia. which run
INTO the quick consumption, and termi-
mated fatally. us above. He WAS an
Odd Fellow. and WAS buried under the
auspices eft that orler-:lhout eighty
brothers, with the band, following his
remains to the grave.
Mr. Daniel IIaweS. IL farmer living
two miles out on the North Danvillc
road. died very suddenly last Sunday.
He had been troubled with heart dis
c;I>c. and had been away for his health
On Sabbath morning DIR. Bnllard came
along. and stopped and passed the
time of day" with him lis he WAS stand
my beside the road not far from his
huu>,.. Mr.. Halves told the Doctor that
he WAS not feeling very we'll. and had
been unable to sleep for several nights.
After Il few minutes conversation. Mr.
Halves suddenly raised his hands and
exclaimed. 'MN God. | brlicve | am
living now and sunk down upon the
grass. The Doctor jumped ont of his
wagon and tried to support him and
give him something. from his trunk to
revive him. hut he evidently expired in
>tInrll and without Il struggle Nj e.
HAYES was II brother to John Halves of
this village.
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Excursions for the People.

ON Tuesday. Wedne Sday, Thursday
aud Friday of each week from Aug. IL
to Oct. |. the Vermont Division of the
Portland X Ogdenshmrg Railroad. will
sell excursion tickets to all their regular
stations aud return. good only on the
day sold. for fare one way. As l. well
known the scenery along the entire line
unsurpassed. The above arrangement
will enable picnic parties. societies and
individuals who have not the time foI
AN extended excursion. to have pleas
ant trip to- Joe's Pond, Walden Heights
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
A New Postmaster.

y despatch t" the l;u~tnm .JoH,ndi
says that Charles +. Carpenter has been
appointed postmaster ut -. Juhn~huIN.
Mr.. Carpenter is :: man ut good address
and pleasant manners. and can hardly
fail at making Il good public officer ::
although the man who succeeds, 81 uni
NcI>nlly popular postmaster ~ the late
Mr.. FlertWnud. does ii at u dl>ad-
vantage. Mr~>l>. Thomas FlcrtW"od.
llcuIN Lee and the. Late A. VI. Cook
were all applicants ton the office. We
az, told. Nh. Fleet wood has been clrrk
in the office tor several Years. and his
petition bore the names at Il large num-
her of the business men of the place.
He has acted as postmaster since his
brothers DEATH and has di>chai grd the
duty with fidelity and gcncral >ati>lar-
tiun 81 tar H. We can learn. II he was
to IL. Displaced We itrl the public are.
Fortunate in gcttiu" - good post
master a> the new app"imtm"iit promises
To Ice.
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3Harra1rs.

At It .T"hm-hury Au- 10 10y Rev. L. NJ Tillnt.
~.,n Nh charles Srn,s.'n and Miss Mary bradshaw
nil IT II .I"hn~hury
At I:lrnrt Aug : 10y Rev John l"l, MI Daniel
L. Morgan and Miss Julia Hall. both of Barnet.
VI l'a~sumpsic August :. 10y Rev. y. W. Alcrr
%. e.. Harvey and Miss Lydia q. Shrhurnr all "i
raS-umpsIc
At " i Burke. june -. hy Rev. !. Lcavitt. Mr.
Inhn H. Smith al Lyndon and Miss L,z1ir NJ.
y ouugmaE "i Whrrl"ck.
At Il. Nlhans. June 10 10y Rev. y. T. Putnam.
Mr. Henry NJ. Stanton, t"rm'rl, Of 81. J"hmshury
To- Mrs Hattie = Webster daughter "f f.. g. Bah
cnck Esd. of 81 \ lhans
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lard, +. ID. Blodgett, and E. W. Har-
rlngton. was chosen to confer with the
reunion society formed at Barton July
9TH, for the purpose of having them
unite with this at some future day, and
have but one organization.
A W. ROBERTS. Adi't.
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MEMPHREMAcoc HOUSE.

The inviting exterior ct the Mrmphrrmago.
House, which during the past winter has gone
through thorough repairing. adding story.
and "A beautiful wide vrranda extending all
sides at the large building CLOSE by the railroad
station, gladdcns the eyes of travellers and the
calm waters of Lake Mtmphrenag"g. with the fine
steamer at the landing, give promise OF enjoy
ment and comfort in prospect.
\. 7. Low ERINt Jr ten. Ticket \ gent
GEORGE \. MERRILL. Supt.
Lyndonville. July l. I-75.
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Institute for Gospel Workers.

BURLINGTON. Aug. I'd. 1873.
An Institute for Gospel Workers will
be held in the North Congregational
Church, st. Johnsbury. August Il. II
and IL, for the purpose of instructing
those who are actively Interested in
the Gospel work of the Young Mems
Christian Associations and Churches of
Vermont. i'll the doctrines of the Word
of God, and the methods of labor which
can he effectively used for the sancti-
iicatIon of believers and the conversion
of sinners. The instruction will he
under the special direction of Rev.
Henry VI. Parsons of Boston. One or
more lay workers from Massachusetts.
are expected. The following is the
order of exercises:
MONDAY. August III.
I::m T.. VI. Prayer and conference meet
ing. Topics: For we are lahorelS
together with Cod" | Cor. :i:9. And
who Is sufficient for these things ?"
> Cor. ,: Ii.
II tNDAl. Al 1T 81 u.
u M. Prayer and conference meeting.
20 \. NJ. Word of God how to search il.
, +. VI. Office of the Spirit with the
Word.
$50 p. NJ. Christ in the Word.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST II.
JAN Prayer and conference meeting.
9 a. VI. Word of God how to use it
for the impression of others.
; +. NJ. Office of the Spirit on the
sinner.
7::m T.. VI. Christ at the door.
THURSDAY. AUGI>T ~.
Il NJ. Prayer and conference meeting
% \. VI. Word of t.ud how To use it
for the sImcIiticatinu of Others.
; T.. VI. Office of the Spirit in sancti
licition.
1::n L. VI. Christ indwclling.
TommiHcc Gco. f.. Davis. Bnlimg-
ton; :. L. Cook, Ludlow; T.. -.
ll"d%ctt. st. .I"lnshurN.
Several of our leading citizens have
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carriage was badly wrecked. and one
of the men received Il bad cut over one
eye and Il sprained ankle. The acct
dent WAS caused 10y gross carclcs>ness.
and should he Il warning against fast
driving.
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Peacham Academy.
PASSUMPSIC RAILROAD.
Ex Gu r $40 N S
Lake Memphremagog,
MONTREAL and QUEBEC.

ROT TIE A.-M"ntrt;,l via PasSumIsic and South
Eastern Railroad Return same route.
ROUTE B.-Nnntrr;l and Qurb-c via Pas
-umIsic south Eastern Richeliru Line Steamers
and Grand Trunk RN.
ROI-TE C.-Qu-bec via Passumpsic L. X. 1"
Sh,rbr""kr Grand Trunk Railway I" Quebec. Re
turn route.
The sale of rNrur-inn tickets viii commence July
l. and continue during the months of August and
September GOOD return until November l. at
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