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mind one of the peace that comes after
the storm they are full of the radiance
which the sparkling bowl is impotent
to bestow. God bless them all, and bless
these angels of mercy who have embark
ed in a mission which has brought joy
to so many homes
We may add that ON Sunday evening
his Honor Judge Ladd at length yielded
TO many an importunate solicitation, and
gracefully and modestly expressed his
entire sympathy with this movement
He added that at least four-fifths of the
crimes of which he had been cognizant
in his judicial capacity came from in
temperance. He also stated that - young
man convicted of homicide told him that
he was utterly unconscious of the crime
that he had committed, and the Judge
added that he believed that the murder
err told the truth in this case
Hon. A. S. Kendall of Swanzey spoke
on Saturday evening last in warm ap-
prevail of the results of the labors OF
these Reformers, and on previous eve
ming Dr. Geo. B. Twitchell gave emphat'
ic testimony to his faith in this method
of reform. The President, Don H.
! Woodward, Esq, as he took the chair
on Saturday evening was welcomed with
enthusiastic applause, and made neat
address. On the evenings when his du-
ties detained him Col Babbitt presided
very acceptably. GOD speed the right"
May the work go bravely on, linked still
to the same instrumentalities of Love
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-21

CHILDREN CRY FOR CAsToRIA 1t is as
pleasant to take as honey, and is abso
lutely harmless. 1t is sure to expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome ir
ritability caused by rash or cutting teeth
1t is perfect substitute for castor oil
and for costiveness in young or old there
is nothing in existence so effective and
reliable.
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How like his father it is" ex-
claimed the nurse, on the occasion of the
christening of baby whose father was
over seventy and had married a young
wife. Very likely" replied satiri-
cal lady bald, and not tooth in his
head"
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Good words and good deeds are the
rent we owe for the air we breathe.
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Vermont News.

NOIhloht No"o-
- North Clarendon has voted that
there shall be no praying or reading OF
the Bible in its schools for a year.
= The jewelry store Of F. N. Squire
of Bennington, was robbed on the night
of the 10th lust, of about $500 worth of
jewelry, etc.
- The Stafford & Holden manufac-
turing company, with capital of s4O,-
900, has been organized at Barre, and
will make agricultural implements.
- The Castleton seminary and state
normal school at Castleton have been
united, and hereafter will together form
normal school. There are 80pupils.
The civil suits against Peter Alton
so Curley, who turned states evidence
in the Miles trial for the Barre bank
robt cry, have been withdrawn, and he
is released from jail.
- The first ladies knit goods ever
shipped from this country to Europe are
said to have been shipped from Major
Valentines mill, Bennington, during the
few past weeks.
&C. F. Huntoon of Rutland, who
has passed the winter in California, has
started home on horseback, and will
probably reach Rutland before the close
of the Centennial year if he has good
luck.
The directors of the state prison
have made a contract with Mawhinney
q Co, to continue business, employing
convict labor, for one year from the first
of next August, when the present con
tract expires.
- Alexander Blair of North Troy
has COW which gave birth to mon,
strosity, recently, it being calf with
two perfect heads, four eyes and only
two ears. The calf was alive when drop.
ped, but died shortly afterward
- The machines destined for exhibi
ton at the centennial, which have beef
recently made in the shop of Parks {
Woolson, in Springfield, were started Oh
their way to Philadelphia last week. 1
great deal of pains has been taken will
them, and they fully sustain the goo'
reputation which this firm has long ha,
for doing thorough, honest work.
On Saturday last, at a. M, bun
glars entered the house of Julius o. Eros
of Vernon, he being absent at the time
His wife was awakened by the barkin
of dogs, and soon after heard sounds a
of persons entering and rumaging tn
house. Being much frightened she cal
en- for help, and the hired man soon ar
peared, but the burglars had skedaddle
leaving their booty tied up in bundles.
John Hall of North Troy has sew
en- children, four of whom, under four
teen years old, weigh about 200 pound
each. The youngest are twin girls tie
years of age, healthy and intelligent
! Two boys, one about twelve and the ott
er something over thirteen, are so niue
: alike that they would pass readily fc
: twins. These children have each tie
well-formed fingers, two thumbs an
d twelve toes.
"A few years ago, the states alto
ney of northern county in Vernon
although a man of great legal ability
was very fond of the bottle. On OIL
occasion an important criminal case w'
called on by the clerk, but the attorne,
with owl-like gravity. kept his chat
Mr.. Attorney, is the state ready
! proceed ?" said the judge. " Yes-h
-no-your honor" stammered the Law
yer :" the state is not-in state to II
: this case, to-day the state, your homo
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-21

The LATEST, GREATEST, and most re-
liable remedy ever put together by med
ical science for Rheumatism, Wounds,
Swellings, Burns, Caked Breast, &C., is
the Centaur Liniment. There are two
kinds. What the White Liniment is for
the human family, the Yellow Centaur
Liniment is for spawned, lame and
strained horses and animals. 1922
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-21

BABBITT & HAYES
General Fire, Life and Accident
INSURANCE. AGENCY,
BELLOWS FALLS, VERMONT,
OFFICE in the NEW BRICK BLOCK
o SSrn TWO SSSS Il aGS5RED MILLION Dollars capital
represented
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
We write policies in nearly all OF tho largest.
Companies in the World. A few of which are the
following.
AETNA Insurance Co., Hartford, CT.
Cash Assets, SoAgo,'1o.si
Cash Assets s3OO0.00o
PHOENIX Insurance Co.. Hartford. Ct 90 ana oc
Cash Assets, eSVn'WV
CONTINENTAL Insurance Co.. N. Y.
Cash Assets, s2.6Oe.ooC
MANHATTAN Insurance Co.. N. Y. $4,000, "a
Cash Assets. sI0O.Sso,Sn
Cash Assets. w s9sO.5Ol AZ
Cash Assets. ' ~ ,' sS.5ssio2Os
MERCHANTS Insurance Co.. Newark. N. J.; -.
Cash Assets. sl60,00t
NORTH BRITISH and MERCANTILE Insurance
Co.. London and Edinburgh.
Cash Capital, lGoldl Sl0000O0t
LIVERPOOL, LONDON q GLOBE Insurance GO
Cash Assets. s20.000.00l
QUEENS Insurance Co.. Liverpool and London
Cash Assets, Sl0.000.O0,
ROYAL CANADIAN (MUTUAL) of Montreal.
Cash Capital, s6.000.000
FITCHBURG MUTUAL Insurance Co., Fitchburg
Cheapest Company in existence for Dwelling HOUSE
and Farm property,
POLICIES written In these or other Compa
MES for any amount. and upon Liberal Terms.
All LOSSES Adjusted and Promptly paid at oul
ONCE, See advertisement for the Life and Acct
dent department of our business elsewhere.
BABBITT d HAYES.
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LOOK AND READ!
TWENTY-FoUR YEARS
Commissioners' Notice.
ESTATE OLE MARTIN REED.

I'VE the Subscribers being duly appointed By
w Hon. Probate Court for the District Of w
minister. Commissioners to receive, examine and
just all claims and demands Of all persons aga
derry in said District deceased, and also all cls
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and
months from the 2lst day Of February last. being
lowed by said Court for that purpose. we do the
fore hereby give notice, tibet we will attend %
business of our said appointment. at the reside
of George Howard, in Londonderry, IN said pi;i,
SEVENTEENTH OF AUGUST NEXT, froH
o'clock P. NJ. until o'clock p. NJ. on each oih
days.
DAVID ARNOLD, (co;ss;orsr,
DANIEL II. MARDEN, NoniiniSsi0n'''
JAMES L, MARTIN. Admir-.
April Sd. A. d. 1876. H-lc
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Cheshire Railroad.
WIN TER ARIA N MEN

Commencing Monday. Dec. q. 1875.
Trains leave Bellows Falls at 220 A. NJ, mira
and 10 P. NJ. for Fitchburg, Boston. Worcessi
Lowell, Nashua an intermediate Stations ArrN
at Fitchburg at IS. and els A M. and sos. l2I
and 9 80 P, NJ. Arrive at Boston at s.S5. and II
A M. and 40 and 22S PM.
Returning leaves Boston. at 80 A NJ, MAJ
l.20 p. NJ. Accommodation; $50 p. Nj, Exprss
chendon, $50, A. NJ, 400. and SIS p. NJ. Kess
at 1850 A. NJ, 10 and 80, P. NJ, arriving at b
lows Falls, ll,i0 A. M, 800 and 1928 NJ.
X. STEWART. SUIT
Ke ne N. H., Dec "a. 1875.
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STAGE NOTICE.

On and after July LIST, the subscriber will run /
and Wardsboro. carrying the U. S. Mail. LsaIa
Townshend for Jamaica every Monday. Wednesir
and Friday. Leaves Townshend for w ardsbOro e..
ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, on the arrirl
Of the evening stages. Express business prompt
attended 70, hope by careful attention TO businss
to receive the patronage of the travelling public
g. WELLINGTON
Cambridgeport. vt..June "A. 1873. q
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-21

Every facility, as to prices and terms Of
payment, is Afforded purchasers of the Ter
race building lots. 1882
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-21

People shouldn't talk about having the
second sober thought who never had the
first.
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ommissioners' Notice.
ESTATE OF HANNAH ELENA PARK.
WE, the Subscribers. being duly appointed b
w Hon, Probate Court for the District Of w
minister. Commissioners to receive, examine and
lust all claims and demands of all persons aga
the estate of HANNAH ELENA PARK. late
Londonderry in said District, deceased. and also
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
ing allowed by said Court for that purpose, rs
therefore hereby give notice, that will attss
the business of our said appointment at the o.
Joseph G. Martin, in Londonderry, in said Dn4-al
on THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF MAY. and -
SIXTEENFH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT ~ =;
o'elockP NJ. until o'clock p. NJ. on each o. ="
days.
GEO. X. DAVIS. (co,;ssiopsrs
DAVID ARNOLD. ooihiii'ss'O
AUSTIN A. R0WELL, Admir-.
April 3. A. d. 1876. l4-P
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HOnore Tetreau,
Charpentier, Mecanicien.

Onre seS services CONNIE charpentier ct
mecanicien. Les personnes aui voudralent
s'assurer ses services peuvent s'adre sser q
l~atslier de son frere H. Tetreau, d Thibo-
daux. 81. -tg.ln.
l6 Sept.
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Moulin a Riz a vendre.

Lee soussignes offrent a vendre q des
conditions tres liberales, M monlin q
riz de 8 piles, rou dentees en- fer, avec
tainbour. bandes ct nne superbe v~aneuse.
le tout prrsque neuf pouvant ecaler IL
barils de riz net par jour.
Pour les conditions s'adresser a
TERREBONNE g. sALOMON,
IS Decateur Street. n. ..
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'f t .t NJ
New Orleans. Coast and L.:afour
che Packet. :
FM ~ The Fine and Fast Passen
ZS=5 ger Steamer
BURTHA drummer
j. F. Aucoin, NJ. Fl. Landry
Master, Clerk,
Leaves New Orleans every Monday, al 5 p.
M, and Friday, at 10 a. m.-Returning on
the Coast in daylight every Wednesday and
Sunday. For freight or passage apply ON
board or to
B. RIVEF. o CONT Street:
+. A. CHARLET. D Cont Street
fas@~ b. The A I Steamer.
- - STELLA BLOCK,
Y. d.. TerreuOnne, aiaster. nj. Charlet,
Clerk leavesNew Orleans every Tuesday
and Saturday, at 5o'clock. p. NJ. returning
leaves Thibodaux every Thursday and Mon
day, at 6 O'Clock. A. NJ. For freight on
passage apply on board, or to
HITE Il CARLIN. 3 TchoupitouIas st.
or TERREBONNE & SALOMON, Agts.
mF.Sl Is Decateur, bet Opef s. B4pr4lla
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FEClLLETON
LIE DRAPEAU
Suite.

Fougerel demeura ainsi. absorbe
long,emps Deux on trois petitS coups
secs. f,appes sur Id porte. le tireient
de son atomic. II r6pendit macliinale
ment
-Entrez.
C'etait lie docteur. la petit docteur
ffoid, impossible, qui doucement de
manda
Eth bien!
-Voyez. repondit Fongorel ell lui
montrant le mort.
lie medecin fit supplement IN ali !
sans etonnement. ct ap!6s avoir con
sidere IN moment !e cadavre
Ell bien monsieur. dit-ii. ma
yaut pu lie auver. je me NETS du
.moins tout a votre disposition poal
vous faciliter les details t"njour- en-
nnyenx. ct surtout pour un Granger,
de Piuhumation.
Fongerel eprouva tont d'abord. de
want CO caime ct cette indifference
me colare sourde, ct il So demanda
sill n'allalt point preci tier le peti;
bomme par la fenatre ; mais il son
gea qn'apras toukte medec!n naval
ancune raisoD de s'6mouvoir ct au'i
faisalt, au coatraire, ce quill p'uvait
pour etre aimable. Alors il renerci,
ct, machinalemrnt, il sniyit le doe
teur a travars les hureaux. les agen
ccs on devaient 6tre recoes les decla.
ratioDs.
Fougerel, daja -irrit4 par 0 sfjon
en- Allemagne. 6tait rendu plus ner
veux par cette mort souIaine ct &c
implacable malheur. II aiiait ct vepai
dams lea rues de Cologue MI III
aveugle, ne voyant et n'entendnn
-" ftHNcc bNtC uUe per
sissance douloureuse.
La souff,ances quill epouvait de !.
perte Gle son ami Sc trOurait double,
par cette mort en- pays stranger
JOugerel EFT dit vo!ontier dn pays 81
nemi. III Y adams lc sol natal, dee g,
droits henis OH la in sembIoraj
plus dauce. On s'y endort. on meur
chez SOL" songeait Fougerel. II avail
Gu lidee do ramener lie corps de N
lapeyre IN France ; mails, nntre On
c'etait long, ditficile ct que Potsdat
attendait, l'eterneile question da
gent etait Ia "AnreS tout, Sc di<a'
lie capitaine. lie We'll ami he sera pa
le seuI, ct tant d'antres pauyes dia
bles sont morris avant lui. sur cett
rive autrefols,-et dites-moi pou,
quot ?"
ii rassa toute So iournee A courj
dams cette vile inconnue.
LIE petit docteur ravait quite, Ii
ayant donne tous les renseIguement
desirables; mais F'ougsrel await onbli
vite. ct dams 10 dedale de, rurlles {
des couioirs. il lui tallut Sc dcbattr
cherchpr, demander, s'ir,iter ponr n
tenir qu'on iui permit de donner uu
t0mbe 4 son ami.
II sooffrais. lie m%alhsureux. a 6
voir ainsi force de parlementer ave
des employees aa ton rogue, avec de
Prussiens a Pair rai!lenr II se seu,i
frisdapyes eoieres, hient6t refon,5e
II n'en'endait rien a ees mons On o.
fui dic,ait il e~prouvait l'imaens
scufrancs de l'isolemens, decuplf
eette fois. par une DIS pIas prnfoud
doaieurs quill eli. ressenties dc 5
we. lie so.r, brist, las, pale ct defai,
fenfra b son hotel, quill cut de
Pelne fetrouver, Les gems dc la ms
son 10 resarent cette fois avec un
p"lisesss afsctensc. Ily avait tau
se d~esolaticn ser son rude visage 90
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Public tous le- S,medis.
Y. SAMOAN. F'coprietaire-Gerant'
2rREAr: Eneoignure ilarket It Patriot.
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FAMILY
FRUIT AND JELLY PRESS
LS AN ARTICLE or THE GREATEST
ECONOMY AND MUCH NEEDED
IN EVERY III Why

is AN ARTICLE or THE GREA TEST
ECONOMY A Nd MUCH NEEDED
IN EVERY FAMILY.
The only known means ofextracting luice
from fruits, etc, before the introduction
of this valuable invention was that OF stral-
ming the SAINT through a cloth. An examln-
alton of the Press will soon convince the
most skeptiral of its superiority over the
old method for PRESSING and sTRAI>iNG
Grdpes. Currants. GoOseberries .Str0~befries,
Biackbaries, apples, Quinces, Peaches, Squ-
ash, Pumpk1n, Lemons. Lara, Meats, Honey
Cotage, Cheese, Vegetables, Tomato. Ca-Sap,
| Herbs, JeAies, Soups, Etc, Etc.
The Press is strong and durable. and
easily cleaned. it is made of GALVANIZED
| IRON and will not RUST or discolOr the Jul
| ces of fruit. For making the various
| kinds of DOMESTIC and MEDICINAL
WINES from Grapes, Currants, Elderber-
| ries, Blackberries. etc, and for } LILIES
and JAMS it works to perfection, and Will
save many times its cost IN one year's use,
as ONE-THIRD MORE JUICE can be
| extracted from the same quantity OF fruits,
| and does rot sou. THE HANDS OR
F! CLOTHING. 1t is an INDISPENSABLE
article in household its capacity is one
| quart. Furnished at the low price Of
ONE Dollar and TEN Cents.
Ekis PRESS can be seen o:.5 l~r0cd7ye
at Jos. Z. IUIBODEA UX'S,
Drugstore.
v. SAMOAN, Agent.
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PENSION ~FRANCAISE,
l2S....KUE

NINE WE b. TASSET, PREVENT SEES
Nl amis de la vile ct de la campagne,
ainsi que 10 public en- general qu'elle q
transfers son Establishment du No 107 de a
rue Donane au No III de Ia mime rue. entire
Royal ct Bourbon. Ellie profile de cette oc-
casion pour remercier lie bubble ct ~soll1cite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien-
v~eillant patronage. Ellie informe en- outre lie
public, VII la situation DIES mauyaises affai-
res. une reduction de prix dams sa pension,
ct a Get efet, ellie a ouvert IN salon 4 81 mar
senlaine. Les personnes de la Vile ct de la
campagne J t%rouveront CONNIE, d'habitude
tout lie comfort desirable.
C~hanbres ct pension par jour 81 So
10 few. IA
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ombre sur lie sommeil du roi-philiso
phe. Les petits-neveux du vain
oueur de Rosbach temoignent de
leur haine contre les vainQueurs die
ma.
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Louis Bush John B. Levert R. G. Bush
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SEASONS.
A COntinuer.

Mr.. JOHN BOSIO, P. O%PRIETAIRE
NA du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsoNsl
PREVENT ses amis de a vile ct de la cam
payne alnsi que lie pnblic en- generate, qui
a transtere son restaurant du No. l3S de
la rue de Chartres au No. HI de la meme
rue, pres de St-Louis. II profile de cette oc-
castor pour remercier lie public ct s~ollicite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien
velllant patronage. II informe en- outre SEES
amis quill DIES salons particulars all pre-
nlicr, ct DIES chambres meublees a louera "a
semaine on au mois. Les personnes d. "a
vile ct de la campagne y trouveront tout lie
comfort desirable.L LIE restaurant sera ouver1
jus4"'a mlnut. 6 few '75.(
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL

MI. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
and the travelling public that he has made
some new arrangements which will enable
him to satisfy all those who will honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day.
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
at 4 o'clock p. M.
COmmod1ous and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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An EVENING IN WONDERLAND.

Wonderland, that much talked-Of but hitherto
inadeouatey.pctured country. which poets have sung
and ters Of fairy stories built strange ancies on was
t,t night shown large audience IN the Calvary BaP-
fist Church. at No 30 West Twenty-thirdst., by Prof
william Marshall OF Ftchbu.g, Mass, who, as he de
cared in lecture has spent nine years in that wonder
full land. The instrument by which Wonderland was
shown is called the stereopticon the light, oxyhydrogen
The geographical position. according TO the ideas OF the
lecturer was that western FL Dorado, known as the
Valley OF the Yellowstone.
Prof Marshall was introduced by the President OF the
Young Peoples Association of the church, under whose
spices the lecturer appeared His REMARKS which were
OF popular rather than Of scientific nature, began Win
general sketch Illustrated By map OF the country
about the Yellowstone, its history its peculiar physical
conformation and the speakers experience while living
among its wonders. One reason, he declared, why II
VIVA 50 long uueXplored region was because
II wns shut of from the outside world by
natural barriers OF mountain and canon, which
were only scaled by extraordinary enterprise ana cou
ace Moreover until the Pacific E,lroad came
Ucr all difficulties the expense Of trip to tho Yellow
stone such that the purse OF the ordinary traveller
wholly inadequate 70 meet IT, rms prone1 20 DC I1e
u chcapncss bands Of explorers were soon organized ana
49,, md RE Otsri11d UonfhI, and i'm some Of the daily
papers carried through Prof Marshall nad visited
the region three times ana would not rest cOhtehe uht
he mad once more looked upon It's wonders
In Of the Yellowstone region said the lecsurer,
as large rs NcwlOrk State, there Is no portion which Is
not higher above the level OF than the lotest
peak the AdirOndacks. The lake, whose picture ne
showed ranks among the four lakes In the world which
have the greatest altitude above the level OF the sea-
The lowest valleys were over 5000 feet above the SEA
level For tins reason. A. well others the country
would never be inhabited although In many places II
was very fertile. But wonder land Tor travellers us
pincucc among all places of interest throughout the
world cannot be- disputed The gcyscrs and hot springs
the caos So wonderfully cOlOred, and the strange ioi
atoms of b,satlc an volcanic rocks would always re-
main uncquacd Congress had done well IN voting THIS
reglon a perpetual pyblc pleasure-ground," making
OF it, with lts OF 22s0,92O acres the largest ana
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ATTRACTIVE ART ROOMS OPENED.

NJ. KnOedler g. Co., successors to GOupil q
Co.. yesterday formally opened their recently completed
art rooms at Fifth-aye. and TweDtysecond-st large
number of invitations sent out and the apartments
were thronged during the day with ladies and gentlemen
eager to see these fine and their art treasures
The patrons OF the house have increased largely in num-
beers within the past few years. and In the circular pub
lisbed by Knoedler Co. in May last alluslon was made
to the necessity for extended facilities which they felt
The endorsements and improvements which were then
decided on have now been carried out. The
firm may certainly take pride in retrospect
Of their unceasinR efforts TO foster the art de-
velopment Of this country, and to enlarge arcuure
These objects they attained not only by the importation
OF the best works of renowned masters but also by
full selection Of those efforts Of unknown Of promise