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Have you any thought or gcIn. to caiirorinaa:
are You going west. Worth or sorth'"eH:
zoe vaut Ia kuo n ihc hest routes 10 faac "a
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READY made GLOVES
...- AND METTENS

Comprises full line Of orr aNu HaqGiaciufe- a
atze variety Ut Plymouth Luck 1lyy,s aEt
other ttyies toe numerous 10 mention.
To exam ne on stock and prices j. :" be Gun
v'Ieed that will ITEMS Is the p ase 10 ct yea
hand. caIertH
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SysnTts:ls . siractod breathinz partial clos
ure 81 ore Or both nost-eis stopped up, "s.uiiad
mp feeling in the head Constant blowing q the
hose discharges from thu nose % q waters thicx
ysllow, or .Teeash mgcds. frequently streAk ID
with b cod. Sometines the matter becomes en-
;rIsted in the nasal passage, aud IS removed ou'v
by proirng ct enort. In the -rorfisi' m sinc TIE
= inI q me- the yrr-t-V oient oE bA~Fia.c
And spttin- til the crus' Ten'yvd. u least
partially anl the throat is irerd from HE matter
that has accumua:,d currfir n, n ut Filsilv
TIE poisonous secretion attack the tht"s. bronchial
tubes. lungs, te-minatn- u iismUary con
Sumption. accumpau!e6 hN mnst ilcasiyc breath
and :npa rel eyesisht ahd iearias
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-03

LAD of gwELrE YEARS SHOOTS HIMSELF.
BRA7ritHoRo, Vt, Nov ga lad twelve
ysa-- Of. nam.d Cross, committed suicide
= Cui"rd. II. on Monday. lie had re-
turr,J rsm >ch9ol after bidding alieu to
hi ua. and deliberately shot himself.
Depression u spirits was the cause.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-03

The Fr,mcn,' IaM. at the Van Ness
House, Wednesday evening, under The aus
pice- Of Barnes Hose Company was attended
los nearly seventy couples, and was very
EN- IVA /. affair
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-03

Chpmpla',l T7aus,orts,ion Co. Line Boats rs
follows Gnln- Ogrh. leave Darlington st So
D.. "a. tH.n- North. lcaTe at 100 pm. Platts-
harzh Fcrry-ho leaves Burlington at 100
a m rsrurnlux AT q Il An.
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directly IRON TIE pub. i,hcrs
Fsee rr,-. .ul vernon witness, ........-... 81 -
J Free Pc mn i,s..u formal. ,seotl,.. AIS
Free i'.e--ltl !o.t.n J---,, $ rve..jy ?, p,
! Fee r.s., ...,i Ns-.erv. .u
7 Free pr aa.. NJ. w. Nstinr- col
/ l-.. l.-s.-....t ,.., l.-l t,.-,o- go.
I Froe Pro,. and C. ,rr,rv cc,.le,1ar 80
/ l-ee P-.ss..l.l r.st,, cr,+-ret- .D
lrsc Prs,se.tI ..t...is I5yi,- A~e sra
! Frre rr. t-.,- View Yor,- qr-p,nc WI 7a-
FREQ r-e.-li.l =. y. Tribune Sem ,ycoelt z7-
Free Pies, ar >-ox yor- Tine. ss7,s.,.,,,,, t,-
Fee. Pres aud Ner Y.rb Tsr0.s v..slt, .o.
Fee. Peasant Moore. l.,l-,i N,,y y,rto- t,t
Ere 81 .iasG,,ax,. ga,
Frer rrr~. 4, .. s. 80 yo,, I,.-,re w., a.
Free I'D, -r.t, i....,.,,.,, " 80
I'ree r. SIM w,-c..1ill AMI R.nsct,r..... 40,
FL f..s .:.d "a l.l., tin,tb.v... s.,
F.es Pass and pares.I,-. .,l .r..,.,,l ,.,
FREQ Ple. and rotersotfs lI,..,,-,, .-
F.es Pcs an! y,o..l,s u.,,.-l.-, ~.
Free Press a:.i S..sn.s A.-o-.,,-, 49,,
Free Press ana N4sg J or1 in!e3,n..at- AZ,
FREQ rress anil Li,.nc.tt's lisgaziDe
free rsy-. .ai CD, Cotc.-lpo-ary I;sv.ew.. SIX
Pree Pc aal n, sunday Nf,-a--oe IA.
froe Pes aal Good 'gp-as ..-.............. al,
Free Pres -i!d G .oi IT.. .p...... go,
Free P-,s. and tlff,5.t.tf, ,-..i-.,, 49,
Free Pres aai ]! ....-. Il 3 f...,. .,d NJ,
Graph o......-.. ..-......... 30.
Free Press and fl,-rers yeat,,, ~
Free Press and T!,rper- r-z,- -
Free Pre..o,,3 ~. 49,.
Free pre-. and g,.... III.
Free Press and ST. ci.lils...-.. l,o
r.. - -, 81"
r., - 20 '-'-----'-- f--'
rIeo 'ess aii ~ 'Aitic a-"ntaiy,-- 500
Free Press ami l. s. Cric'al Postal Guide. 3.nl
F.. p.., , -
D.. .'1'' 'Iu hepotts7''.''
20 * ~ ''-f- '4'1-cAt ana surgical
journal ----.-.----.--..-.......... -
Free Press aad L,s' as illustrated Weelllv...-5
Free Press AM L=sl.e-s Ta|fy's r,nrn,l -
Free Pro-. .fslIss, - .,,r., -,
i'iuS ~ -hAlh",.-+-- 80
'fee Press ana Leslles Boys and G.rls........ 80
Free Press and krthur's Hama sf,-,,;,. ,o,
- ...4 -, n'V'
''e Is a''A lls -N'''he- -..-'-..-.---...- So
rec Prees and biacs woods Edinburgh Naga-
zine Case
;, r ., = ~, . - -'-''''----- 10 .
zee fFess ani Fhe Edinburgh Rev ie's--...... 500
rec Pross and the Westminster Rovicr "a,
va. Pc Nv, .r.. '0'
! 'e i'es' anu 'le lohe'n Vsirteriy Review, %
rec Press and the British Quarterly Reyier IN :
-ee Pc. .,,l c., :. t-s, ~. ,I,.,,' ''o
tho als.s1t c., '. n. 'ooA nc'cu,ns
~. = 'H' 'i0iH'n- Oa'
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LEAys Bra. issTos, going North, on the Central
Vermont L, r, AT al a. ~, Except Monday
morning AM = q. m. and &c and us
r M, -oin- East It i2.25 and s. y. u.
Gg.u- South, or the atland aud burlington K.
z ~ Go ard le.lG a. m, SOD - ane SIS D. N.
kRsiTE rom the Hor5h and West ~ 7-55 ana l0l6
a. m., Ks aud SIS p.m,. from the East ut 5l5
H., ut 5.55 ,. m, IRON the South, AZ and
as 3 ice. 9 90 and :. 10 .. N.
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Our Closing Out Carpet
Sale.

Ne nIer FIiRPE3'S and
U-fLL PAPER al Prices
I0rts' ira, Nicy caH he puT-
chdscd at Uhofcsr{e Of u IN
JB'ACTUHERS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-03
GRISWOLD 4 FRiSSELL,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENCY,
Capital itsp.s..a..a. $3.50 900, 900.

We desire % call the a.:eu;..u q. the .nsarin j..
I public TO the is; O. Insurance Companies repre-
scented : us ss shown below. We L: hue t. repre-
cent our old Companies and hsye recently aided
several others to our llst, Which now embraces the
/ OLDEST, LARGEST and MOST RELIABLE Fire
aud Marine Insurance G.nslfiss of this country
and Europe.
FrNt, HAgrP0RD. ---..-.---.--.-...sG SEQ. OOo
HiETFOED, HiRTfGED. ..... ...,...- 2 .1O0, 400
PHGNII, HARTFORD, .....-.-........a ."o". oGo
QUEEN, ENGLAND. ---.------.-.. 10 ."0O, 900
NOETH BRITISH MERC'TIIE. EvG =: 900 .Ooo
seill. ENGLiSD, .-..----......--. 1000. 90"
t0ShtBfiAt tsl9X, ENGLAND. -. I7.oOo,""O
SPRINGFIELD. AAss........-.-- -. !. 5"n.""O
FRiNkLIy, PHILi., "a, .1l.s
PENNSYLVANIA. PHILt., Pa, ...... d, 500. 90"
CONTINENTAL. n. I.,-........-....-.s 900 ,ooo
Probably there il II another agency in the
country that shoE 50 strln-a IL. o. Cu,1ulnies
as the above, AMI the advantages ana tie ee0n4uy
n the end Of Insurin in Con- pan es - such strength
aad standing a. these. Instead o.. IN the small.
nlerior and unreliable ones. Will, we presume. he
readily seen and appreciated by our business men.
Place your insurance in Companies that axe KNOWN
to be reliable and that have stood the ties. o. s,ch
fires as those % Troy Portland, Chica 20 and Boston
asd tia; haYe done business in tn vicinity for the
izsi thirty year. AID 60 not sc,ep; the policies Of
the weak, small, and unfamiliar Cc.rI-'e. anG 10
annoyed wish changes from one Company to ana;her
ant run the risk Of losing the premium or Of havin.
worthless policy or polc.osvn hand in Use Of less.
VIZ ADVERTISE OUR CovPA,IEs rLAISLr. So that |
our patrons can see what We have to on5r and can
place $4,000 on asingle risk at moments ao,iee in
NOTHING BUT THE LEADING ANEKIrAN /
AND ENGLISH COMPANIES.
AL business estrgs:el % or care VIII receive
'arefGl and prompt attentiou AID sill 10 pl.c,s in
PERFECTLY RESPONSIBLE AND HONORABLE
COMPANIES, and we viii always lo55 to our pat
ons' interest and endeavor T. serve them in a /
aith'ul and satisfactory manner.
All policies are issued at this Office, and We pay ~
osses here in cu-ren, :unds. or gold when desired
Order by ma! or iele- rap promptly attended to.
No Fees Tor rolice. r surveys.
itftit lirE Us. CO., SEW YORK. 81, 600, 900.
THIS i The largest liz lisEr. &c Go-lpauy n tho
Eorld.
ARif0ED ACCIDENT ms. co., $500. 800.
his is the only Company IN the Usi.ef state,
evo.ei exclusively to Accident Insurance. Issuing
9th foay and short term policies snd its managers
ave had an experience in the business extending
re. he egti-e history 81 accident Insurance n the
niLaJ S.s.a.
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MisfelIanfons. 10
zu------- III 81
CALIFORNIA

y 60 v
Have you any thought or going to CahfoFhia'
Are YOU xols. west, Worth or Sorth'wea: '''
q You want 10 know the best routes 10 faae "a
The shortest, safest, quickest and most com - =
able routes are those owned by the tiJe.-o a'n '
Northwestern Railway Company. II o~nss oyer
two thousand miles o, the bess rad th'rcfs IN 'he
coun,fy. ASK any ticket GENT 10 sher you rs
maps and time cards., AlLtexst aisn' can sou
you through tickets by ,hisrouie. Il 1I.ni-,a
g., Buy, your tickets Via the Chicago AHf'H-
Western Railway for 81. .-....s .v..i
SAN r r A n G 500 >
sacramento. Ogden, Salt Lake city, Grey eHne'
Denver. Omaha, Lincolp, Goansii Ilufs, ian1 t'n'
sioux cry, Dsbrque. xnons, st. Paul, -patu'h'
Marquette, Green Bay, oskesh' Maelson' sirr,
waukee, and all points ives; or n9rthSess3 81
Chicasol "a, .....-.-.rt -..s..-z
II Won wish ( ! best trarelin: aeconmoda;ions
YOU will buy your tickets. hv t,b's ron,e ana VIII
take no other. odi.U ,c4e-' t'i---..-'> 1900.
This popular raute Is unsuIPAs ed isf spseSl,
Comfort ard Safety. The Smooth, Well a.-=s'ei
and Per,c. Track Of Steel Rails, Wesiin Shouse Ar
Brakes. Miller safety Platform and Coupiers the
celebrated Pul.n .1 Palace Sleeping tars the fer-
feet Telc- rapl System Qf;M0yin: Trains. the reg
ularity with which they ruu, tho adiHiFAYis
Arrangement for running Through Cars rom
Chicago to all poin's West, North and NoTth-"es :
.e,,res TO passcn .-s-s all TIE COMFORTS IN
MODERN RAILWAY Travelling ''.' be
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Rhpt cT.oX a. THE ras..~ A.,
|ircRiyoEE.
Het''i'a 10 Rates ChGTgeG Be
tore the Her

Watches will POW he eie,.uoa
Tor St.So instead Of SI.5o. a:sd ri,
-a,eh aad other repairing n..
pertaining so ito business. M.
Sanced durin< :T:e war, now
dShe ai The Sid tariff. In suaiS-
ins this change wish TO 81,
''at nave no desire TO cut un.
"ef prices, only charging the
sa"sf a. ~ RVtiard ant eiae,
towns, and i.ase done y,En,t
c"nsrienfsollsiy believe TIE tiEtrs
demand.
Oct II fisN &. Va xvr<r,rr
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|. Anthem C,y Cboirl
:. Hymn, (oy Congregation. Tsac-
Lyons
IA ga. nrs9 G the Lord prep're your CAD vo.cs
lu Their -r'st Creator let al men rt joice.
ANA heirs O. s-.'tton be glad IN their kine
) Heading u Scriptures. declaring the
glory oi G1t-l-t chan Of Genesis
ami the i9,h Psalm. by Rev Mr.. Heath
l. Anthem. ihy Chair)
.; LYNN. 10y Congregations Time
Wlmot.)
Praisc go Col. immortal pa So
For the -ove that crowns our days:
Bounteous source oi every Joy
Let thy praise our tongues employ.
6. Reading Of Scriptures. declaring the
proyldenuai goodness Of GJd-se.cctian>
from PS. xxxyH. p. Ky. and Ps civ. lag
Rev. Mr.. Stafford.
:. Anthem, (5y Choir
8 Hymn, toy Congregation. Tme-
Nuremburg)
lie has ne, the Christ OF God.
Leti tor rs the clad abode
Stoop ~ from his throne OF bliss
TO this carksoiue wilderness
Q. Reading OF Scriptures. declaring the
grace OF God IN jesus Christ-selections
from p xlvii. p lxxxyii. p lxxxix
lSdItu H. q uAn !, ana rev. XXI. by Kew. Mr. /
Wilcox.
10. Anthem. (by Choir
IL. LYNN. (by Congregation Tame - !
Coronau0n.)
Al hal the roEer OF jesus name.
Let angels PROSTATE fan.
Bring forth the royal diadeu.
And crown him Lord O: all.
II. Prayer Of thanks by Rev. Mr.. Bras
tow.
- Te Deum. read by Mr.. BraStow, the
choir chanting the alternate verses.
Ia. Collection for the benefit of the
charity iuud OF the Young Women : Chris
tian Association.
Is. D0xpiogy in Long Metre (Old Hun-
dred; choir and congregational
Is Bsuodicti3n by Rev. Mr.. Heath.
We think it must be the verdict Of all
who attended il, that this was AN exceed
ingly pleasant and inter esting and excel {
lent service. The readings were well select /,
ed and well read The singing by the choir Z
was remarkably good and the copgrega. t
lion joined in the hymns with q heartiness
which bespoke genuine interest and sp7recis- 3 3
Qu Of The spirit Of the occasion, II the arsi I
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of the Baptist, Methodist and two Con
gregatlonal churches, Was il form and AZ
ranSement q novelty. So many churches
have never before united in the Tbauk- Civ
ing service. Ne think, il this city and the
omission 81 the customary sermon was
notable departure from the usual form. The
church VIZ l.lsi. also new feature. for
Thank-.i1iu2 audiences of late years have
not been OF tAo largest. The four pastor,
OF the four churches occupied the pulpit.
The service was q, follows:
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\ Case CO.. lorrmrL BURGLARS Discoy-
ERED lHpiNe lN A C,yr-At Pswn4I. VI
last saturday, uc-; q Young thicy.- va
found boy some officers who had been Na.c.
ing the preceding of lew ,u-pici,u-
char'a,er- .ur q number Of day Oae ol
the store, y that piac. was broken into.
and qaan;iiy Of 1our, sugar. etc. stolen.
Close watch was kept. and the retreat IT
the gui.y parties vas found to be il d
cave. in q patch OF woods a short distance
from the village. \ lew weeks ago the
jewclry sfcrr % II. +. BRADLEY. of Benuing-
ton. Wa robbed Gt watches and other things
that were le.t ih,rc 20 he repaired hy dill
ferent inliy.-ual-. Close watch vas kent
To ind The culriis but 1t was no avail until
the l"rN a'lye mentioned were captured
and among tuei. booty was a quantity OF
watche-. N.Ioa ~ere Identified by Mr. Bra J.
lev. i"n u, tac chaps were taken o. Ben
nlrgt.n illI.-3 be confined until the pcrcm-
Der tcrm ni thc court Iaeir names are
OtlS llalOy and Joseph : yer. respective
ly IL ana Il years of age. Two more of
the gang e-e'aC1. and are ia the Vicinity
of t;lei, where they Will undoubtedly be
capturci
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V 4 G. Eth NE
VIII r.raase >croil,l from ;il >,-,om.
G1O-IST OPINION.

Ma x II. s--1 gys
Dear Slr--tn. o. show that uv s.l p.i, tlkc1
sick IN January. 500, with Scro'uid, winch came
cur in large sor,s aud ulcers on b. c, AMI D. J! r
lr- was ssollen more than twice it, natural 1..
lie Asd SOY eral ,to-s * hi-a stand NJ iu their
lroiession-twJ nom Boston and three ir, ul Charlie
town-withput -cttn- ht better. lie IA, ohll-eI
% lie Wherever Joe wts tlaced inr Boz laf nn use az
hi, ii.Ns whatever. nneu We h3d givea zap q. B
hopes ~ BIS lvia- Nc were todd o. try AEst-iSE
the great hinui rcleiy and Ore had taken % eut o.
short time teiorc Wc could sea --elt chan - Iie
.0res run - bad tiat raj 70 chan tc The cloths
fuur or i've times DAY. eth, BE . ttI- bell
ter. Tor be cuut move his iilt= aLd u-l % llu-.l @
little lie was so1a shic 1T up In h'G. AID. l,
constant O. NEsETlSE, % has cueed i'm. he haa
a lame ie-, wHicl he viii probably have i.r A'c.
hut All honesty believe, u Ne had used VkGE.
=fSE hcIo-c .ai bothered v "a those lncfer.. %
would hava savct tho uss 81 hs leg, AMI restored &c
% natural hrtifh. hope all those troubled " Ga
who - nov wcl tud able - speak Tor himself.
CATHERINE MAIVNEN,
DANIEL MAllVNkN.
80 Trenton s.. Charlie tuSn. Mas
The sbage pain hut honest statement coue.us-
veiy SHOW, fHo quick au1 thorough cleansing
UiIec $ To-. the Eoer.Nz in se.J-u.a.
IzsETINE S acsu WED -el hy AL ca $3.50. people
{ hs ihe Dos, a., l.-t rriiInlu blood i.ui.1er lu
the eorld.
v@dgriSE Is .olIhy $50 p-a.-.s'.
nov IS Irwin
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EcGtD TEIE FOLLOWING
/ IL i5BIN$; ,iATESl
VIII IS. Ai,- so" PREPARED 70 XAGg
EDH 1896.
Speeiai Indmce,nentsI

HI'VVaS.t lHUUCt1ntGIS
We "i!I end the WEEKLY FaFE Prrss anC
aay'it.e PH"aio1s namsi i,l5w. for
oH' ye'-. 8ttao prices affixed They are
Seiectse tr. th Greet ci-c and compose the
"ae'g Ia,oai-a's %! t4e.r -oyerai cla> -;
end the -l'e~ ars mach les than if ordered
directly IRON tie publishers
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'9ff ft4Il if--7-
Al .ag..set elrsc; W. 50. WI 'h q et o. GO ...h
corset AID eor-c. cover. is Hais tr ,aoso WHO cla
no, wear coise;s. It Als Nv Yoke that plsses ov ?
ts shoulders, aL- tie i-aut IS laade rery uI-o 81
to- hos, le the back AID taas art arouui tle
sla lest tapor q. lie waist &. ve-y saootlis. snl
.p-lnz olt We. oyer sac hips. 70 - NJ TT s-sol
fronts. lni has oaiy the mw vAalebone- TINT a.e
atso uJ-ls -ecsssary ..r lsep'a- It smloth. heuce
il can Dee ei.l5 washed. Below ite VA ls an 81
tacaas,t for porting the us. and Gas can ic
easily t,'a-vsi uu-lre lead - 10 70 sac lauut-y.
The ca-ssts auf -lrset cover a-s %.nsJ .rch I-
rem u. sses a.a .4-.fs.
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Every enc Is familiar with the lines from
which this is an extract, and every one
know, also. that at this season of the year
the "Bscs are perfectly harmless and if the
" HIRE" Is not properly housed the APP
preaching incier,en: weather may ''5e thr
4tatt efMln ....s.., .',r
Without further comments an the Bee
or the Hive question, We proceed 10 say
that i." -.''-."
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r,D-EFTLf-N's MEDIC. sysiI>hl
cures cousG;a pti0u. Sud by druggists. uEIGMAN
Z co. Aeenf5, y. Y.-Eov O. tiEwiU
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/ gray and Black flaidS. New
styles.
Blue and Black Piai,l>, New
Styles.
Slack, Blue ana Brown s;,ag
Beavers.
Another Lot Black Cash
meres at 500 and SI.2j
par yard, also Fine Grades
nj - %, 80 and Sis.
New Shades in Merinos.
Paisley ShaWis, Plaid ShawIs.
TretOuSse Kids IN Black and
Seal Browns Just Received.
Black and Co!ored Trim
ming Silks Cut on the Bias.
All Wool Home Made EIan-
mel Two Yards Wide.
Ladies' dollar Underwear.
Another job Lot of those
Cheap Spreads.
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Yeu, advertisements.

e dow doth the ntfle 5esy Bee
Improve each shiDins hour"
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o! is kind, here. We are very sure this
" Service Of Praise" will not be the last.
The CHOIR was under the mastery direc-
ton Of Mr.. \. j. Phillips, and consisted of
Miss Nellie L. Lawrence, Mrs Green. Miss
Fanny Russell, soprano; Misses Ida j.
Stanley, Estella Lane. alto; Messrs S. d.
Hopkins, !. J. Phillips. f. C. Conant,
tenor; Me-srs. Arthur Wbeelock, II. D.
Fuller. bass Mr. I. NJ Read, organist-
The anthems given by the choir were, Il
will Extol Thee" by Southland Jubilaie
Dec, lin F. by Thomas "Thou Visitest
the Earth by Callcott "Sing Allelujah, J."
by Buck. The singing was remarkably
good, and all the music of the occasion eI-
eeedingly appropriate and satisfactory.
, 1875-07-12

bfr. q. A. Kingsbury writss as fol!ova In
Forest and Strfqm OF a bath In tho Dead Sea,
Reaching At lust this most remarkable OF all
the soas aud lakes Oil Our globe, we prepared to
take bAth-aud such 4 bath I can hardly os-
poet evor to take again. / had previously batlied
In numerous scAB laken and rivers, but mover
did epjoy s,icll bath as this. Tho specific
gravity Of the water ia Auoh from 1ts
holding In solution 10 large = proror-
tion Of salt (26}5 per cent? that ono
floats upon Its aurfaoa Ike cork. At tho t!mn
there was ouly = Hcnto Ilpplo uron thu
Bea, and bcipE good nwi1psueE At onco HsTutk
out into deep wstsr. soon found that could
not ouly swim aud iloat viii, wonderful case, hut
that could aotua!ly walk tn the water. sinking
only to the arm-pits. Discovering thls fact,
made for tue shore. and taking Dr.. e., ono Of
onr party, who could not R"iu1, by tho baud, led
him into tia sea where tho wAtsr Was many
fathomB deep. At Unit le was qufet reluctant to
follow me, but le soon gained conlt'loAce
lug, aud he enjoyed the novel bath ~
mar. Should tbs bathet allow tho wator 10 get into
his eyes or mouth ho would suifof considerable
abatement in his enjoyment On ACCOUNT Ut ~
extremely halt. bitter, and Irritating nature. No
fish oan 1.-Two In thiB seA; but various kiula OF
ducks abound here at certain seAsons OF tho Foar.
The water WAs as clear ~ ordinary esA-watsr, itH
temperature was agreeable, aud 1t hAa All oily
feeling, and alto8ether lts action on the surface
OF the body WAS such III to develop those p!oaH.
,itabls gsnasttons pertaining 10 the Aenso OF
touch, accompanied bY lhe moat delightful Ok.
hiIarstton. or al the baths in The No5ld, glyo
me bath In the Dead be2,"
, 1875-07-12

hes1. OF ievnton to Lila nrt and Of good will to
"r" lstrinhn which n,,9ut NIT . mass t,uuoticcd
J !" 'lrcf bart il, nj c,rsAc, Mrs. t'rftwe'r, 10
"1nrli htl the ot'"r r!asa:tcr. IN tho drama ara
1a'l" bHiHr'iinnte by tbs iurs. Il,era have tuc,,
fr:T .n.ssah aftprs WIN lai rca.:'srl t,,c 1,l,e
,ir. lrtiftg now 1!l. III his prnfa.strn wh,
'ya;''l hrsn been willing unlor rnrlr si,ct:1n-
t.Anr". III a""",' any rllaro IN 'l,c rnrfr.rat q.
;It' Nir.:ina ntnl Mis4 t-atnl I:ato,n1,I atn =
ts:cIi1."a III tlIo cn+t tl,lHsh III ,nelr ra-e a!,al
It MAY be doubted vetirr ti,av will find tl,a,u.
trisrr called On to exert ttloir tnss nui!iteH r,
Ieinvsen and Tho In'llc nre tt.n eaisor. BY this,
Tho play vii! lave Justice done il. .--ntre thar, IL
CuI Cypcct nt af.1rt any othcr tllnat.r 1T fn,,.
arn. ]. il 10 10 carefully mnn,.ten.- ttrt.r,l
Into spectacle. but With tfI! httcnti'ni Il, his-
tprical accuracy it costumes aud rrc's"rT.
, 1875-07-12
A Dor Four Weeks Wt.nons Food.

Adolph NodA, OF NocheatcE, lost a bltck-and.
tan dog four weeks ago. aud, until tho Ath, could
discover no trace OF IFS fsso. Gu sunday, how
ever, an Ice-house few rods from Mr. l!odao
ho,lse was orened. and ont walked. or rather
rolled wLtt was l0ts ot H. hodas I'D aqs Almost
imprisoned In hia icy dungeon, aud when
released be Was uuable to stand upon bis
legs. IIe Was fed In small 9uantitiet, aud by do
g1ees seems to be 1egsinipg strepgth. Tho litlo
live {quE weeks without food. How far the leo
went toward proloaging lite u part Of tho
problem that csnnot 10 eolved. How the dog
got into tAo Ice house to smother mystery, but 1t
II belipyed that he vaa forced into N aperture
1t tho toy by sQsaQ lptschserQqs pezsol.