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A-RUsSIAN vAPoR tMARBLEl BATES, NO q
East Fourth street 1he only true and ensble system
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A-LADlES AND GENTLEMEN, BUY YOUR
\ Doors SHOES from MILLER CO.. No 5 Unien
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DRoPsY.-THERE Is NO DISEASE IN WHICH
the PERUVIAN has achieved wonders han
in Dropsy.
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BURNED OUT OSHKOSH.
Full Details of the Terrible
Conlagration.
Estimated Loss TWO Mill.
ion Dollars.
THE FIGHT WITH WIND AND FLAMES
List of the Business Houses
Destroyed.
ExPLO SIONS IN A GUN STORE
The Procession OF Vehicles Filled
with Salvage.
AQUICK DESPATCH OF DRY GOODS.
The Court House a Refuge
for the Homeless.
A Faithful Servant Roasted
Alive.
ORIGIN OF THE FIR E.
Graphic Sketches Of the Scenes
of Desolation.
NcCEC AMI IMCIiDAkGEC
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DYEING AND CLEANsING.-TAKE 1T TO THE
NEW. YORK DYEING AND PRISIING ESTABLISH.
MENT STATEN ISLAND Ofices-9S Duane street Taz
Broadway. 6l0 sixth avenue. New YORK l66 and l6S
Picrrcpont street. Brooklyn. Oldest In the country.
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EvERDELLS, 302 BROADWAY, ELEGANT
wedding ana Ball Cards orders Of Dancing, Foreign
Note Papers, Monograms, Portraits on steel Low
prices.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERVElLLEUSE AN EN-.
tirely aud harmless eosmetque de toilet suaraD-
teed remove all wrinkles. frcckles blemishes
every description. and impart 20 the skin slngula
heauiuI youthfulness OF texture.
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"FIRST OF MAY, CLEAR THE wAY,D The
glorious sprng weather indicates tho period 20 visit
kNOXs, No. 2i2 Broadway. or IN the Filth AvenuS
Hotel, to get your HAT OF the spring style.
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LEON DUMAS CARDINAL BOUQUET-rHB
Cardinal McCloskey.
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PERSONS SUFFERING FROM PILES WILL FINE
DALLKYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a and speedi
cure.
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LEON DUMAS, ELEGANTLY APPOINTED
LADIES HAIR ROOMS where all toilet raouia
tics can be applied. No. West Twenty-ntth street
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LEON DUMAs' EAU MERvEILLEUSE Is THE
best safest cosmetic ever used. No West wcnty
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The Court House a Refuge
for the Homeless.
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ORIGIN OF THE FIRE.
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A Faithful Servant Roasted
Alive.
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EXPLOSIONS IN A GUN STORE

The Procession OF Vehicles Filled
with Salvage.
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P0MER0Y'S FINGER PADS AND WATER PADS
for rupures by far the best IA Broadway ~
WIGS, T0UPEES, &C.-G. RAUCHFUSS, PRAO
teal Wigmaker and importer of HUMAN HArR, "A Eas
Twelfth street, near Broadway.
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AQUICK DESPATCH OF DRY GOODS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT BE GIVES
N TO cultivated person than The Cycopedia tho
Best Thoughts OF Charles Dickens;n caneuliy ndexcd
beautifully bound Price. S. Compiled Il Il. Defon
tame and published by y, y. HALE SON, " Murray
street. New YORK.
JUST PUBLIsHED-"THE TEETH; row TO Pre-
~ them, when lost how place themn direct
from the author Dr. X. j. ROBERTS surgeon Dentist
30 Bond street New YORK. tree BY mail tor cents
CONSIDERATIONS on NASAL CATARRH,p BY A
~ y. Williamson. NJ. D.: price 10 cents Address y
East Twentieth "Dr. NilliamsOn's me bod a
treatment IS superior TO with which we 90
ouainted, H--Journal OF MEDICAL Science.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20
MAIN E.

Several liquor dealers who ran
away from Bangor, during the Au-
gust term Of court. while indictments
were pending against them, have
been arrested and lodged in Jail, and
will not be released until they furnish
heavy bonds for their appearance at
the February term Of court
"A Lewiston, horse jockey swap.
ped horses nine times last Wednesday,
and when night set in he found he
had the same horse that he had in
the morning and S45 and a watch to
boot.
Benz amin Franklin, AS postmaster
general, established Il post-otiice at
Falmouth, on October 5. 117j, and the
centennial Of the act was observed
quietly at Falmouth Oh Tuesday. The
original commission, signed by Frank
lin, is still in existence.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

detective Sargent has caused the
arrest Of John Lepage Of Suncook,
charging him with the murder of 10
sic Langmaid. He was arrested for
the murder of Marietta Bail at St. AL
bans last year, but a case could not be
made out against him The details of
the two murders are similar He is
known to have been in the vicinity of
the bloody deed in both instances.
While Professor Sanborn and his
wife, Of Hanover, were returning from
Lebanon on Saturday night, their
horse, as they We're entering town.
SHED from q COW, npsetting them in
the ditch. Fortunately no bones were
broken, but they were badly spralned,
and are suffering considerably tron
small injuries.
A young child OF Frank INDICATE
of Lake Village was poisoned recently
by sucking friction matches. When
discovered it had three or four match
es in its mouth. and lived Tut a short
time.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20
Ne7V England.
CONNECTICUT.

The Standing Committee of the
Diocese of this State has given can
onlcal consent to the conservation of
the Rev. j. G. Eccleston, ID. d., Bish
op-elect of Iowa, and to the consecra.
ton of the Rev. VIM. Il. McI4aren, ID.
d., Blshop-elect of Illinois.
Five years ago Conductor Me
Kinney of the Hartford e. New Hay
en- railroad was given a thousand-dol-
lar bill by A sleepy passenger for fare.
lie took it into the baggage car
to change it, and upon returning the
passenger denied having given it &c
him, claiming to have handed him 6
ticket. Mckinney put the money il
a savings bank, where it still remains
The story has often been told in the
newspapers, but no claiment has beer
discovered.
AT Saybrook, last Friday morn
ING, three masked men entered the
store of Kellogg & Bates bound Mr.
Kellogg with ropes, handcufcd hi;
hands behind him, and robbed him q
money and notes TO the amount Of
1920.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

How THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
CHEATS THE PAILA INDIASs.-Apro-
pos of the report that trouble is anlici-
pated with the Paila Indians who,
having occupied the Temecula country
in California for 4 number Of years,
are now i'll danger Of being driven
away. MIR. Charles Nordhotfh has a
few words to say in the New York
Herald In 1872 he visited the Te-
mecula Indians, and found them in
dustrious farmers, living happily, sup
porting themselves and at peace with
everybody, They cultivate small
holdings, and where the Indian Blu
reaa lets them alone they are an i'm
portant part Of the laboring force OF
the region in which they live. The re-
ported intention is to break up these
settlements, deprive these Indians OF
what they have honestly earned, and
drive them off to the Tule River Res
ervation. Mr.. Nordhoff declares that
4 great outrage will be committed il
this is done, as the object will be to
increase the expense OF the reservation
and the profit of those who manage
it. zone thing is certain there can
be no trouble with these Temecula In
dams If the Government treats them
with common justice, and deals with
them as a guardian ought TO with his
wards, with decent regard for theil
rights" If it is found that their LAND
which they have possessed for so long
belongs to some one else, then they
should be relieved from the threatened
hardship by the purchase of their lea
property, and not be driven off to be
cheated and starved by agents, as has
been done in so many cases.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

STATE OF VERMONT. ! At u Probate
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD, IS. Court held at
Woodstock within aud Tor said District on
the second day of DC tober. \. d., 1873.
Present. Hon. .JoHN PORTER, Judge.
Samuel Whitncy's Estate, Woodstock in
testate.
WHEREAS, Charles Chapman, Admins
w TRAITOR of said estate, has presented to said
Court his petition IN writing, making appli-
cation to said Court for license to sell certain
real estate of the said intcstate, situated in
this State. and described in the inventory,
together with all other real estate OF the said
intestate, il any snch there be, within this
State for the reasons that the personal
estate of said in testate is Insufficient to pay
the debts and claims due from said deceased
and his estate, ana y part of said real estate
cannot be sold without injury to those inter-
esed in the remainder:
Therefore, the Court appoints the first
Wednesday Uhird day. of November next as n
time and the Probate Office in Woodstock
aforesaid as place of hearing and deciding
on sad application, and orders thrt notice of
said application be given to all persons ill.,
tercsted, the reason for the same, and the
time and place of hearing, by publishing
three weeks successfully in the Spirit Of The
Age, newspaper printed ut Woodstock,
in this State, witch crculatcs in the neigh
horhood of those interested (all which
publications shall be previous to said time
Of hearing) certified copy Of the record
of this order, that they may appear be-
fore said Court and be heard in the matter
of said petition, if they see cause.
A true record,
HENRY S DANA, Register.
A true copy of record,
HENRY s. DANA, Register.
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VERMONT.

--Rev. Nathaniel Merriman of Nor
wich, Conn. Il former resident OF
Manchester, has just made short Wis,
it to the later place, after an absence
of twenty years.
Charles Miles, a ias George White,
the Barre bank robbers bail has been
reduced to $4,000.
Mr.. VIM. Burt, of Stowe. aged
20 years, died very suddenly last Fri.
day. He arose from the breakfast
table as we'll as usual, went to the
lounge, sat down and died immediate
| ly,
Carl Schurz will open the Bur
lington lecture course, on the evening
Of November 10Th.
The North Star says Gen. Grout
is getting his forces ready to make an
assault on the Third Congressional
District preparatory to capturing the
seat now occupied by Hendee. Gen.
Grout commences early.
THE OLDEST MAsoN.-IIon. Dan
iel Baldwin, of Montpelier, has an eX-
cellent claim to being the oldest Ma
son in the state, have been initiated in
1918. He has always taken Il deep
interest in the progress of the order.
There is some talk of starting !.
new paper in Middlebury. Better
not
Joseph Hadley, OF Hydepark, ag-
ed about 90 years, an eccentric chris
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tan, has received an order from his
heavenly father, as he says, to give
away ten barrels Of apples, which he
is judiciously distributing among the
poor widows in town.
The population of Newport Cen
ter, which was about one thousand in
habitants, was increased by nine births
in one day, recently, the champion
baby weighing 10 pounds.
Hiram Drown, Of Newport Cen
ter, was arrested on Tuesday, fer set
ting fire TO his buildings on the pre-
vious night.
In the village of st Johnsbury,
there are 1900 school teachers and
scholars, not including the Catholic
denomination.
Some days since as lady was
passing or standing in one of the
streets "A hummiug bird persisted in
several attempts to alight or hang up,
on the flowers on her hat--a good
recommend for the natllralness of the
artificial flowers. ---BeNOwS Fails
Times.
The American Hone a. Box Com
pany at Wolcott make one bushel OF
tooth picks in two minutes, having
machinery for that purpose.
A young lai, .on of Prosper Al,
lard Of Mortified, was instantly killed
ON Thursday Of last week, at Denny
d Browns tannery, by his head being
caught in The gearing Of the machin.
cry used in crushing the bark.
Deacon J. l.. Crane of Brldport
the bee man, shipped 5000 pounds OF
honey from Crown Point to New
York, last week.
--AIphonsos and Miles, the Barre
bank robbers, will be taken to the
state prison at Windsor, for safe keep
ING, unless they tender bail soon.
w. a. Rcmele, a student in Mid
dlebury college, accidentally shot him.
self in the knee while out hunting on
the 10th, and was conveyed home by
a companion. He had to have hisleg
ampu,ated above the knee.
| Two women Of bad repute were
recently tarrcd and tcathegcd in Yer
GENES.
richard Mctirath Of lIydeville,
IA years old, found an apparently
empty nitro glycerine can on THAI s
day, which had been thrown away
two years, ago, and while trying to
break it open with stone it exploded.
shockingly mutilating and killing him
instantly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

We expect to give encouraging
returns from the elections in Ohio and
Iowa, which voted yesterday, in our
paper next week.-[Woodstock, VT,
spirit of the Age
Our Democratic contemporary has
evidently misinterpreted "the spirit
of the age" The figures we give else
where will hardly be deemed en-
couraging in that quarter Lebanon
IN. H.) Free Press.
The "fgures' look rather dark for
the Republicans we admit. A State
like Ohio that gave 10000 majority
for Grant in 1872, and now turns out
only 5000 Or less, plainly indicates
the spirit Of the age. The faculty
of looking at things as the Free Press
man looks at Ohio, is a fortune to
any man.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20
THE SPIRIT OF AGE,
Wednesday, October 20, 1875.


We have lost Ohio by a small ma.
jority. The result Of the Ohio cleo,
ton on Tuesday the 18th inst, can
not truly be regarded as Democratic
defeat nor n Republican triumph. -
The endorsement by recent Ohio
Democratic State Convention of the
imitation, or contraction ather, of the
currency of the Republicans; the
money of the Administration freely
distributed to doubtful voters the
extra efforts of Grants office holders,
and the inactivity of n portion of the
Democracy of State, are the causes OF
our so,called defeat there. But this
defeat is significant Of nothing i'm
portant. 1t will not interfere with the
Democrats electing next year their
President, Vice President, and ma
jority Of the Members Of the National
House Of Representatives. A change
and "reform in our National Gov
eminent the people are bound to have
AND WILL.
The Republicans have also carried
Iowa and Nebraska, by reduced ma
jority. This we expected-Iowa and
Nebraska are Us much welded to the
"idol" at Washington as Vermont.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

One of the most horrid murders
on record occurred near Barre on
Thursday night of last week. Asa
Magoon and Rufus Streeter of Orange,
attended the Barre races on that day.
The next day Streeter's body was
found by the side of the road, disem-
bowled, and cut up in a most shock
ing manner. The authorities went
for Magoon, found blood on his
clothes and in his wagon, which show
ed almost concluslvely that he was
the murderer. He was arrested and
is now in Montpelier Jail. Streeter
worked for Magoon. Rum did the
work. Stret.er was . brother Of our
friend Daniel Streeter Of Pomtret,
and was about 70 years OF age. Ma,
COON IS So.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

SENATOR CAMERoN's WRATH
Senator Cameron expressed in terms
more torcible than elegant his disgust
at filling to find any of the Cabinet
officers in town to-day, and if his
threats are carried out he will, when
he meets them, speak a little piece to
each of the gentlemen whom he de,
sired to transact business with today.
Washington Despatch, of Oct. 9TH.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

BY invitation of the State Com.
mittee, Hiram Atkins, Esq, of the
1rgus sC Patriot acting as chairman,
several Democrats throughout the
State, friends and associates Of the
late lamented chairman, Hon. H. B.
Smith, assembled at Mr. Atkins res
dence on Friday evening tc partake
Of a supper and talk over matters in
relation to filing the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of Mr.. Smith,
DC. Some twenty assembled and
partook of an excellent supper. At
ter supper remarks were made by
several gentlemen present on the
death of Mr.. Smith, the manner of
filling the vacancies, &c. All agreed
that filling such vacancies came with
in the power of the remaining mem
bers of the committee. Mr.. Atkins
in few brief remarks proposed that
vote Of all present be taken by bal
lot, each man casting his ballot tol
whom he pleased, which would not
interfere with the duties of the COM
mittee, and nominated Hon. b. b.
Smalley of Burlington for the posi-.
ton of member of the National Com
mittee. We seconded the nomina.
ton Of Mr.. Smalley. The vote stood,
Hiram Atkins, 10 B. i. Smaley. >,
and Henry Gillett l. After which
the committee retired and reported as
follows-B. b. Smalley, member Of
the National Committee, and Hiram
Atkins Chairman of the State Com
mittee. The elections gave genera
satisfaction to all present and n(
doubt will be received by the De
mocracy throughout the State in like
manner. 1t was recommended thai
the State Committee insert in thei
call for State Convention that Dis
trict Delegates to the National Con
vention be elected at the State Con-
vention. AS no members Of Congress
;lc TO be nominated next year, we arr
in favor of this move, as it vii
shorten up the business and save ex
penses.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20
MASSACHUSETTS,

--Wendall Phillips calls upon the
Prohibitionists to "stand up and be
counted" Well, they are the mer,
if anybody, that can "stand up.
Wendell Phillips, in recent
speech in Boston, said, republican
institutions in this country are fail
ure.' And tiis Notwithstanding slav-
erv is abolished
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20
y ! Z ID .

In Barnard, Oct. 10th, Mrs. Lavinia Dan
forth, wife of Hon. Joseph b. Danforth, il
the eighticth year of her age, and tifty-nintl
of her welded life She was an excellent
wife and mother, and highly esteemed by al
for her many christian virtues. We lament
with our friend Judge D., in his great Attic
ton.
In Woodstock, Saturday night, Sept. 10Th
General Lyman Mower, aged 90 years,
months and IL days.
In Pomfret, oct. is, Mrs. Abigail, wife
of the late Thomas Raymond, aged 0:
wears. 5 months and 10 days.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

The Republican papers tell OF it
as something remarkable that sin a
Republican procession at Warren,
Ohio, recently, Il printing press,
mounted on wagon turned off y large
quantity of 'greenbacks' which were
distributed to the crowd" 1t is Just
the thing that a score of government
presses at Washington, have been
doing for the people, for Il dozen
years or more.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20
LOOK q RE AID.

No more breaking Of Chlmnoys. Something
new; it sells at sight. Agents wanted to sell
G.. NJ. Bulls Patent Fire-proof Mica or sriil-
glass Pyramid camp ChimneyS.--
This is ono of the greatest money saving
articles of the present ago they will last for
years; they give steady light they can be
used as nurse lamp they will heat water in
few minutes. Sample sent post paid for 30
cts. 20 any address. Territory free TO agents.
Large profits made. For terms, etc, address
G.. NJ. BULL, New Baltimore. n. y.
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-a-s=-.-----=
MARRIED..

In Woodstock, Oct. 5, by Rev. Moses
Kidder, Miss Minerva L. Paine of Pomfret,
to Mr.. Fred II. Nicholas of Weathersfield.
In Springfield, Oct. 3, by Rev. j. +.
Simmons, Mr.. Josiah Z. Edison of Chester,
and Miss Clara Ellis of Springfield.
In Weathcrsfield, Oct. 9, by Rev. Geo. H.
Parker, Alvin B. Harlow of st. Adams, and
Hattie j. Grout of Weatherstield
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

Gen. Bartlett has declined the
Massachusetts Democratic nomination
for Lieutenant-G Governor, and the
name of John Quincy Adams, OF
Quincy, has been substituted in its
place.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
Established 1880.

The public appreciation of these TRUST
WOTHY. RELIABLE and DURABLE
SCALES, is shown by the steady growth of the
business. which is larger this year than eyel
before.
The quality is not only .fWity sustained, but
nprOrenle,tts are constantly being made, sc
that they continue to be, As ever, THE STAN
DARD.
Every variety. az Railroad, Hay, Coal, Pat
form and COuraier Scales for sale at our ware
houses,
Win. street, ss0stOE.
FAIRBA NkS. BRO WV d CO.
81 Broadway, Yrsy Work.
Fl 1-2 in. 48wi FAIRBAN KS d co.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

The COURAGE" business has com
menced again in the Southern States
This humbug Will not last much after
the November election.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

IMPORTANT D GossIP.-NIrs. Grants
receptions at the White House will
not begin till about Christmas time.
Mrs. Fred Grant will assist in the re-
ceptions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

IN Forty-eight hours cough may he.
come dangerous but within that time any
cough can be cured by the use Of IIale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar. Sold by al
druggists.
Pixies Toothachc Drops cure in one min
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

Distributed every fifteen days.
1 prize. 100000 prize 100000
prizes. S25,O00 each ...,.. $4,000
S5I prizes. amounting 90 ..... 100000
Whole tickets. $50 quarters, So; 2Oths 81.
Circulars of information free. Prizes cashed
q. DONAs a CO.. Bankers,
p. o. Box 2089. u Park Row. New York.
Royal Saxon and Brunswick Government
Lotteries constantly on hand.
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100000 ACHES
OF MICHIGAN LANDS

ne LanuS OF IN" JACKSON, Lansing q
Saginaw Railroad Company are
Now Offered For Sale.
They are situated along its railroad and con-
tain large tracts of excellent FARMING and
PINE Lands. The farming lands include
some of the most fertile and wel-watered
hardwood lands in the state. They are timber
ed mainly with hard-maple and beech soil
black sandy loan. and abound in springs of
purest water. Michigan is one of the least in
debted and most prosperous States in the
Union, and it's farmers have greater variety
OF crops and resources than any Western
State. While some Of the prairie States may
produce corn in great abundance, they have
no other resource, and when this crop fails
restitution follows, as has been the case the
past pear in Kansas and Nebraska. For Maps,
Circulars and further information, apply to or
address %. ~. BARNES.
Land Commissioner, Lansing, Michigan.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

the United States. But since e made
that speech at Des Moincs he can
hardly be considered responsible for
what he does. Portland 1rgus.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-20

DW GOODS TRADE.-Reterring to
the price Of dry goods, the New York
Erpress says: "rhe dry goods market
is low beyond all precedent since the
war began or ended, Many kinds of
goods are sold at less than the cost of
manufacture, showing Il crowded
market and limited sales at retail,
small consumption and great econo-
my, care in the purchase Of goods,
etc. The trade continues to take
large risks in selling on time"