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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-29
PAKTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

The FIRM OF RUSSELL g. TEWKSBURY
having dissolved partnership by mutual con-
sent, the business will be carried on in the
same place by +. p. TEwKsBURY. All debts
due the company must be paid to E. P.
Tewksbury before the LIST of April.
W oodstock. March %, 1876.
+. p. TEWKSBURY.
JONA. RUSSELL.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-29
Springfield.

Our lecture committee are of the
opinion that supplementary courses
Cont pay. The last of the three was
given By Rev A Hazen, of Pomfret,
on "What One Sees in Bombay" and
was excellent, though it has since re
ceived many, and some of them just,
criticisms However, it would com,
pare very favorably with some we
have had before: The liberality with
which our people turned out, can be
readily seen from the fact that Mr.
Hazen received SO for his evenings
effort, the admission being 20 cents
per capita. The committee kindly
furnished him the hall free of expense.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-29
NOTICE.

The following is description of lands own
ed by Augustus Lane, nonresident Notice il
hereby given that the Town, State and State
School Taxes, on the lists of 1S73-4-5 on sal ID
lands remain unpaid to wit: 80 IL acres OF
land, be the same more Or less, and is the
same decided me by Elisha Jillett, Jr., the 23d
day of February, 1889. and recorded in Bridge
water records II deeds. Vol 10Th, Page Goth
and for a more particular description refer
of paid lands will be sold at Public Auction, at
the Hotel in Bridgcwater, on Thursday the
9th day of April, A. d., 1876, at one o'clock
P. NJ, as shall be requisite to discharge said
Taxes with costs unless previously paid
Given under my hand the 9th day OF March,
A. D., 1876, at Bridgcwater, VT
c. b. CARPENTER, Constable & Collector.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-29
Windsor.

Our village schools commenced
last Thursday under the same excel
lent board OF efficient teachers.
Charles F. Watriss, Esq, one OF
our oldest and most respected citizens
9ied ON Tuesday last in the S4th year
Of his age. He was native of this
town and for some time had been in
feeble health.
The funeral services of the late
Chief Justice Isaac F. Redfeld, L. L.
D., who died suddenly of pneumonia
last Thursday morning, at his resi-.
dence. % Monument Square, Charles.
town, Mass, were attended from St.
Pauls Church on Saturday morning
last, by the Rev. 7. J. Taylor assisted
by the Rev. DR.. Douglass and the
Rev. NJ. T. Stickney, of Bethel.
Geo. Miles the Barre Bank rob-
Der, was transferred from the States
Prison here, to Montpelier where he
is now being tried by the Washington
County Court now in session there
On the evening previous he attempted
to escape by the means Of false keys
found in the hands of one of the hall.
boys.
business in Windsor not very
brisk at the present time Of writing
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-29
South Reading.

SOutu hSttNh"Rs
On Wednesday of last week the
barn belonging to the premises of E
w Rounds Formerly owned by Joseph
S Whitten and Mrs Stockwell, of this
place, was destroyed by fire, which
probably took from sparks from the
steam mill of Wetherbee & Davis, on
the Old tannery lot near. 1t burnt
very quickly, but Mr. Rounds saved
his horse and COW, though all the other
contents were lost. The wind was
blowing gale at the tine, and the fire
caught in the grass from brands carried
a third of a mile distant. The next
day the neighbors rallied and started
with teams in various directions for
timber and logs, Mr. L Davis furnish
ing and drawing timber, and others
gave logs at the mill Or in the woods
and still Others shingles, or money for
nails, &c, Wethebee q Davis doing
the saving, and a new barn is thus to
replace the old one on quick time, by
this act of kind neighbors.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-29
NEW FIRM!
ROYCE & PRIOR,

Successors to &. J. TArT,)
Have on hand toll line of Men s,
Boys and Youths Boots, Shoes and
Rubber Goods of all kinds and sizes,
aud at prices to correspond with these
hard times.
A L S O
Ladies Misses and Children's French
and American Kid, and Oil, Goat.
Cloth, Fox, Button, Congress and
Polish Boots of all kinds and prices,
with new additions every week.
Having established ourselves in the
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,
we hope by fair dealing and low prices
to receive fair proportion of public
patronage.
Making and Repairing Of all kinds
done by experienced workmen.
ROYCE K PRIOR.
Woodstock, March 28d, '76,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-29
+. p. TEWKSBURY,

House, Carriage, Sign and Ornamental Painter
Central Street. Woodstock, vt.
The best of Stock constantly on hand.
All kinds of Papering, and tintings of walls
done to order.
Agent for AveriiI Chemical Paint. the
best Paint in use. [1754.]
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-29
Ludlow,

Ludlow,
-- Among our recent business chan
ges we note the dissolution of the
firm of B Wheldon 81 Son, de alers in
coal stoves and all kinds of hollow
ware Frank will hereafter carry on
his large and increasing business
alone. Mr. Weldon, ST., removes to
Massachusetts.
Mr. NJ H Edison has recently sold
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-29
Wlnds0r Co. Meas.

g5y The price of the SPIRIT OF THE AGE Is
on, Dollar and Fifty Gents a gear to Mat
Subscribers, and 5l,75t to Village Subscribers
ssrusd by MeCarrier. Ifnot paid in dduance
50 cents extra wiH be charged IN each case
Office Subscribers same as Mail Subscribers.
uS,tA
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-29
NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the United States,
for the District Of Vermont.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of William s. Morrill,,
Of West Randolph, in the County of Orange,
and State Of Vermont, within said district. who
has been adjudged Bankrupt, on his Credi-
tors petition by the district Court Of said dis
trict.
wM. A. DU BOIs, Asisnss.
West Randolph, March, q, 1876.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-29
N O TT 3

Having this day sold my business to ROYCE
& PRIOR. therefore want my accounts settled
immediately All persons indebted to me will
save cost by making early settlement
Woodstock, March 10, 1875.
CO.. TAFT.
, 1876-07-03
0nlanbi(de Dfps(bsa.

&iper, Wtali., 80. Sum-.
Sic 9erli6eruns ouf bic ssftern @beno
a%bsebrunnte Sabrit Der vMmerican 2insn
Comp" betrast $423,39O.
w.O Off, /. SUM-. 3mei Stie-
felwi9(sr, Mi9ael 9olan anb ber Mn=
oere nur un!sr Dem NameH .Gods" be-
FAINT, seristben -seltern Na6mittas in
etnen Strsit, in bslien 8erIamfe nGods"
|feinsn @esner bur6 tinen @ti4 in's
5ers ausenblidli6 t0otete. Ser M6r=
ber enttam. 9oton war aus Pbilaoel=
PHO uno iibrte ben Namsn Sames o.
8rien.
\ 2ouispi1le, 1. Suli. Cine Ges
psI9e aus 2ancaisr, &p., meloet, saB
Der Meser Tlopo Scarce, psl9srse'ues
Moross beI6uloist ma seiern Mossen
bon elmer @6aar Bigger aus Dem &C.
fansnilie sebolt Gno oufsebdnst wnros'
, 1876-07-03
Gurepai(d)e Nabribtsn.

SGwertu. USE no%raus3uiebsa mar,
baben audi bel Der lcsten 8oltS;abluus
beioe Wiedlenburs eiusn 0ittdsau9 in
Der Bepoltcrum9a3abl er9eben. Die
Ginwobuer;abt uonW icdlenburs.S due
rim iant Don 557,7O7 i'm Sabre 1871
auf 553.734 i'm Sabre 1875 wnb Die
Ginwobner3abl non Strc.
lie os8sl. bon sc. 1882 aui 95,64s. 81,
Ibnabms fir Wtsdlsnburs .SAwerir
bstrast bana9 1878 unb Die Nbnabme
fur Dtedlcnbur9. Strelis 1884, bic @ss
lammtabnabme mItbin 1907.
Die srOBber3oslits Gamilje irifft ieet
in Berlin sulammen ulo miro usrtlnt
am 81. bier eintrefieH. Der 9roBbers
sog bot lih iton oortbIu besebeu, Die
8robber;oSins Wuttse triift III %. aus
MarIcnbao unb Der @rOBIirlt Wlaoi,
nlr nit @emablin an 30. III SerliI,
sin. Nm 8. Stunt fuost in Der SdloB.
tirde Die Cant: b.s asayebOrsnen Yri".
sen fat. @s 1T oas elite Rtuo ors
WroBberioss, 3pet Srln5ca lino absr
in frhbtr Sugeuo 9eltorbca uno dip 9
&inoer GU Geben.
2toao&. Misoerbolte @eriud)e aur
anasleidans Der Dliferem3 i'm GAlfia-
simmsrsrsswerbs babsn nid)t 3ura Bic
9silbet. Die @tni9uns ldeiterte lallcB
lid an Oer 6OroerRns s,nss Miulmal
lobnes ION $50 az. bel 1Ojtinbiae
ArbsaS3et. suslde SsitcnS Der 9elsue
erboben marc. Sn 6olss Nieles lalicB'
lidben 91siterns Der Nsrlianoigan9S,
usrlud)e reIlts am "A. cine sroBe In.
sabl Saifis;lmmerer neblt einisen In1
gebOrisea anosrer @ciuerfs, 3ulammeu
all so &opfe naA &Iel ab. Ditlelbel
paren bon einem Sor'I9sn asentea. be-
s%leItet, uel9sr iis iir Ole Worposutibs
S9ifsbau9elsaidaft suSasirt bat.
Das Grportseidait III Sier iber Sic
@renaen bes osuti6en SOlsebistS bin.
aus 1T bier CUR l3eit Elm rsdt bsjrt. oi.
9snbeS. Sn tursen i3mil6cnraums,
seben nit BET Giisababn aus ser Acticn.
brauerei uno Der Srausrei o,S S.rrll
Gtnd SroBere Senouugen mad pam.
burg, relp. IItona, ebenlo per Oampf'
idAiif .6ofod" nab CGuemart. 0ieler
Gage wurbe II aus Der Aetlsnbrauerej
cine Seabnns BON 5000 6lalden, in
10 &iittn perpadt, aui tr Glismbabn
osrlabsn, Die ibsr Sumburs na9 9.ma,
Ssr 0aupttoot pou Bern, beiimnt lit
2serfin. Sm Ssrrsnbanis mnrSen
, 1876-07-03

Sis jebt iino uo9 feline Ma@ri6ten
8etreffs grOfnun9 Der Seinoieli9fciten
our6 Die @erben ein~seirofen. Siirt Wfi
Ian wiro Die @reu5e erit in 5 Saaen er<
rei9en unb mon erlpartet innerbalb oieIer
.3cit cine flarersGinIi6t in 9eSus auf Die
Mblidten Montenesro's 5u %erlansen.
Ger gerliner Correspondent bet 81.
mes iast, Der S%elosussplan Der Ssrbet'
fei ~folssnbsr. General GdermaDeff, mel
der tn Nlerinas tas Commando fiibrt,
miro Die Tirfen in 9iiiA im SGabe bul-
fen, uuo general 3ed, 'uelder int Glib
ncifen bcfebtiet, miro mittterlpcile NIT iei>
rem $4,000 Moun itarfeuSorp5 Die uod,
ber tirtiideu Yropins Gilt Serbien fib'
renben 8dHe beiescu uno Elm Gersini
suns met Der Sauptmadt Der Mioutcue-
griner III Eri5teuo, 1000 Mann fart,
betuerfitenisen.
Ser Sarit bon Monttenesro hat int
@ihflonse nit OielerS e,ueauns ben sr6B'
ten 9beil iciner Truppen Yooaarisa se~
asniiber aufaefellt. Dir ierbiide arme
om DrinesSlulie. 10000 Wann fart
inter @eaeral Naempits. wilb Iih aui
8ijdesrab Seraiepo werfen. 7O00Dioa
%tenesriuer werSen init $500 Sniurssnten
semeinidaftlid in Der Serso9owina ope-
riren.
Ger Yariier@ orrsIponbent Serr Times"
meloet. baB Siirif Mi!an oee ieiuer Ab>
reiie folsenoe9ieoe an oas'8olf Serbien>s
sebaften babe: uSoloaten uno giiraer
Serbien'St SD u%erlaiie Die 3aupiftaot.
INT MIDI De, tapferen armtc an5uiblle<
fen, metdc mir belfeu wi'b, Der @cb.
fcino meires 8aterlauoes unb msiner
8elision su b%efampieu uno su .libertuiu-
oet."
, 1876-07-03
neuflte telfsr. grps(den.
6 eutf6lanD.

Qonaon /. Suli. Ser 8erliner
sGprre|prnbent Der uYoa" meloetz oaB
sirt &ortIGatof ben S5orsn, uno
@rufanbroifD ben &aiier Don Oefrsi9
bel oer53ulammsnfunit Der beioen 9srr=
{der ouf @9lob Gejafaot besIsitsn
sperben.
Ser 8erlinerG orrelpoaoent bes pSa'
IN Sslesrapb" ertldrt, baB lett Sturgeon
Die Sc5isbuneen 5lpiiAen Osltreid uni
&uBlono ssIpannt lino, nno oab Ole be-
abT6tiste 3uiammenfunft Der BET"
ben Safer m0sIidcrpciie aufsesebsn
auerben miro.
, 1876-07-03
TIrfei.

asu a, l.. Suli Ser tirtilde@e=
neral Muttbar Ya}da liest nit 10000
Wann in einem 2aser in Oct Ndbc bon
Gristobj. Sic Dltrei4ii6e &esieruns
hat Die. 2oeal= Mutoritdteu in Dalmatien
onsemielem Glii@tlinse aus Der Serge
COMMA ni6t our Giidtebr All aluingen,
icbp@ alsn 9snjeuisen, welae suriid>
Sntcbren wiinl6ten, basu bebalHi9 gu
iein. Gen 0lii6tlinSen werocn iest wie
De. Mobrunssmittsl ausgstbsilt.
Sic Mslouns Der @nwelen9eit bes
rulTl6en @roBfurit Wlaoimir in Ssrs
bien 1T nuri9tis.
y 9onbon, 1. Suli. Cine Wiener
9epel9e Der vSimes" last: r1rob Der
9lbreile b.s Garlten Milan na9 Der
Jronts i9eint bic grOfnuns bss Ssto-
suscs persDsert 5u peroW ; am Isstsn
9onnerItas ,puroen BEN ierbiiAen @sen
ten in GonltantinOpel wI6tise Gommu.
nitationen fir Die pforte iibermittelt,
anb IS se,pinnt ben @ni9ein, ais oh
5erbien no9mals nntcrbanolun9en Der
5u9en miro, ebe es bic Wuien ertI6el=
ben laBt. Sic obise Na6ri9t beitdti9t
Den fribercn Seri6t, oob Serbien Der
Yiorte elm llltiWatum ssi9idt Bate"
Cine @iensr 9spei@e meloet. oaB
@erbien Den Gertretern oer ausudrti-
gen Md9te in 8el9rao Die @bii9t Der,
fanbist bat, i'm Sale bic tirtil4en 9a-
,onenboots Miooin perlalen, Sorpe-
DC in Der ODuaa gu uerienfen. Inter
be' Off5ieren Der ierbii6en armee be-.
finop lia 1870 &ulien uno 80 Seuti6e:
we n, /. Suli, Na6ri6ten aug Sc
TIME mpen politiu, bab 5wil6en Ser-
b'sn nne Montsnesro cine alion5 ab-
selaloneunb felt . @o@sn inaruft if
@amanl' bat Den @aranties Md6ten
IN Seau9 a' Die beabE6tistsn Opera.
tIonen or sTtii9en 6lotiae auf Der
0ono@ @psINnn9en sema@t.
, 1876-07-03
" ~ { a.
bas amerifaniihe Gutter fir @ie1

bas amerifaniihe Sutter fir 8is1
9iele Wtiihung entbalt fein Irienif
ooer uersiftetc Stoff e.
80 brinst cine rsist 5aat unb balt Sranfbsi-
TN bon SLnben meg.
OieIer Mrtifel bat inter eineH atcern Ndnaen
Wunesr rerrtottst liz ben Wiebbeer ben rrn
WrrB SritlaRtfN,
Ss it elm fe.ter Soanaeh uab srssa3t ssi1nbss
Sletld bsim 0teb.
50 tsfSrsert ben @a9stbum oss iunssa gis.
bee.
IS psrtautt bic essiien wfe srssust Ianss
@p(e bel Shaafen.
5ar Saweius in IS Elm gtittel, srel1es 3ranf
beitsn BON ibusa abbalt.
IS reinist bas 8lat Der pferes, TlnbSieb
II. {. 10.
@sNiiael asbsibt an sisfsm 5uitsr. co ssrbin.
bert @bolesa nnb Ssrmtbrt hes Se9en Don
Gisrn.
Gs mir. in 5.@tnt Wafetsn psrtaaft. Die
@sbrauGSanweiinrsen Eab iebr leitt.
Sir 1 3ife 81 3Oto 100 Vatstea
3 z 60fb 200
10 Hob 400 o.
Mnbert Same, Tabrifant,
Office uno Eager 40. IS. Is Stra6e,
u milt &i d M o ,, "a.
Stais! Siatg 9iais !
g. Bed e r,
&~i:ioesbdnbler uno Serrcnidneioer.
T.rtigs 1lstber perbsn i'm @ru6sn uus Alsi.
nea Serfanft.' SAMPLER. In
Serrcutleioer uno l1uterfleioer,
30. 1903 @ain SttaBe5
smii6sa her 14tsn ,tne 15tsn GtraBe. 7,
Sclepb 8e9es nnb y. 8.Gsr, @sftduftr. mi
, 1876-07-03
GnglanD.

2pnbon l. Suli. 81. Siaaf Butt,
'9orlamentsmitslaeb aus Si9crie, beans
tragic seitsrn Die @tnennung zines 30
mite's lin bic gel6weroen uno Goroe=
runsen eines srpBen Shells Deg irll9en
'Woltes al unterlu6en, unb fernes @e=
oereinletung zines iriI6en Sarlaments,
apeldem MutoritGt perlieben werben lou
Die inneren Mnsclesenbeitsn Der Snle
Su cDntrolircn.
Sn Der seltrisen Intercollegiate gu
3enlsp, England, tru9 Die 8ootsmann-
fAoft BET l1niperlitdt OyIoro ben Sie9
oapon.
, 1876-07-03

Esy THE CIRCULATION OF THR
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI,
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-07-03
Die Tnhkur

IN b%eittrnstt, has sanse btsbtrise Ssifper5abren mt
aaftobeu. Ois &ut wtrb bur6 bas fosenonnts
XDbbGo nab eur9 gtnnebmen ron Sctpuloer
2 BENT, 81 Y icy s0 3. seis.'i On, mo "u PIE ~ SF SI,iSts
Seit ssisesn 'fe bic sebenstraft Ses TaeinfaeW On.
Souicube Vnb In oeu Issten apet SaNreH tn Der
SaSss2taiialt, "a Stenton Stt &sstp ,9ort. 9tbstIt
aer1te nnb IpotAeftr. Ole Sohbdbsr nnteri4etssH
f9 pon anoeren Bdbert oobur9, bab lie bircft aui
bic NrGitbett etnpirteu, uaS ben tranten Stoit snts
isrnsn, y gtISt Z, SSsT .s AUD ssm SS.if.inn
bunsss9roceb bcr 9rantheitsitote Seber Rranfs
rptr6 bel Der anwenbuns bteer 8sr f~oauiostn lein
stqsnet Nrst.. @enn Senaanb bard eieie 9dber se'
r.nb aa$. Der bis5.ris.n Sdtm.thoSt Bic mitt.l
sew6buIt4 ssfdbrltder fab ais BITE aranfbeitisIbit.
nnb f4 offers N Sontss peer fseunsdrer Sronf'
Obsiei@ BE svy5aber ane sronsbeiteu, ian.rri9
nnb dubertid, t%urir.r, 70 fnb bod bic Gstrtnns.n
bel f~olgeRbtt 8rahtbeitet, DEFENDERS penn ne nh
nod In aeuttm 3nitanbe b~efinbex, sana aueerorbtnts
lid: Steber, fslbt Nerpsns nrb TpphnsEsber.
sSaist. 81 lss nas 2 gasssai d s,'s aNs Sa ssss,
e.p5bnli4 Iei6t fursrt. @atssja@t, Wbens
s%aatismnS Dstbsn oft isbr i@nta ssstIs;
typbiIitii@t arantbstten tn isbsn Srabe. pet
,aukeren Srantheiten, Rr~aubwUnoen, @es
tdtwlten, SeropbeItt &c; til BITE Mirtuns etrs
pI5SIiae II. Ndttars. Sour eta Bah tit binrei4snb,
genfreb3 nnS bts ioseHannis Harms oter
Spderruhr (eins bis iett unhetlbore 3rantRsttl
fonrben a,bsiIt. Htt lsStsrsr sranfbeit seb.r rs
Urosent 6ss 8uderfcfes NIT isSeu, Babe sur4 bss
urin ab.
Sic gobss amb girnsbmss pufpsr perbsn nod
tgbem QIaS i'm aanbe psrSunSt, Der 4rtia bee
Babe ulpsrs lit So, Der hes @innebme . Vuluera
81. WSan Iafs I'D cine Broidire nber bic sobtrA
h tnslif4sr pSer b.ati4er Spra4s f9tden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
- "a Stomton Ctr. (Box 1s9b)J
Asw 9orE
, 1876-07-03
Trnnfrci@.

9uris, l. Sui. Mab. McWeabon
bat Dem oeuti9sn @slanbten $4,000 our
lluterltiiyuu9 Der ueberldwsmmten i'm
Gllob lbcri9idt. Sic 9ireftoren Der
13eitung u2ss Sroits Sc @Sbmme"
5ino mesen IerDHantli6uns Der Go9e-
forn'l@eu Mrtifs4u um jc $1,000 g~eitraft
aporoen.
, 1876-07-03
Stmlien.

SC o m. l. Suli. Ser &nnis bat 8e=
neral gialoini sum @eianoten III Raris
pernaMtt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23
PIeasantcr Weather.

II may now be anticipated that the
summer Will be more endurablc. With
the delightful easterly and southwest
winds which blew on Friday night we
probably saw the last of the spell of
sitting heat aud got the promise OF more
comfortable days aud nights.
The long-continued heat began during
the last week IN June, soon after the sum
mer solstice, and up to Friday had lasted
about four weeks. 1t will be kept in the
memories OF those who experienced its
dcbiltating effects Us one of the most I'M
comfortable months of their lives, and
the health statistics of the city viii pre-
serve Its record as remarkably firal TO
young children especially. Where the
dea h rate has jumped up so terribly has
not been in the better portions of the city.
which show pretty fairaveiage Of health,
but in the regions where thousands OF peo-
Pile are crammed in tenement houses, built
and polIcrd with slight regard to health.
II is an old and threldbIre complaint that
New York l. cursed with some of the worst
habitations for the poor TO be found IN any
city OF the civilized world. Until that evil
is corrected, however, we shall witness tho
havoc among infants which distinguishes
every summer, and especially marks and
makes frightful a season OF unusual and
unusually protracted Leat The children
of the rich are removed beyond tue in-
nueuce OF the heat OF the town, but the chill
dren of the poor must stay aud fail under
II from the effects OF crowded aud un-
healthy dwellings and the injudIcous
treatment OF parents or their inability 10
guard their offspring against the destroyer.
The effect OF the hot aud dry weather on
the crops hereabouts has been very
damag ng The corn, which best stands
the parchiug Of the sun aud a time of
drought, looks parched and puny, aud po-
tatoes are worth s. barrel.
But II IS agreeable to thIuk that August
is likely TO be much pleasanter month
for man and beast and for all growing
things than has been this mouth of July,
spent until now with the Thermometer
regularly registering 90 and above.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23

an official upon business, but OF n cour-
tier watching for the smiles or frowns OF n
dread master. We need not be severe
In censuro when servility Is above par and
subservience Is at high premium, while
true manhood is fiat in the market and
without demand. No permanent church
can be watered by the blood Of such mar
tyrs. The fagot aud fire are not for them.
Indeed, when the eye ranges the horizon
for vision OF great men, it does not
pause upon Connecticut. The State has
its reuown. The buyer of wooden clocks, of
fine-tooth combs. and OF the edible onion,
seeks it's confines. ROGER SHERMAN and
OLIVER ELLSWORTH are now but traditions;
the actually is such as JEWELL, GREENE,
and ROBINSON.
The average citizen, who takes our
governing humanity III job lots may
apotheosize Gov. JEWELL; but those who
appreciate sterling manhood, unfinching
aud nfiexible in the path of duty, will not
swing censers or pour forth anthems to this
retiring fuuctiUnury. He NAV be "A JEWELL,
but the skilled lapidary will detect paste
instead OF the first water gem, and the as
sayist pinchbeck in the fine gold of the
setting. Hailing their departure now in
single file, we wait with patience and res
ignation for the creunt omnes Of the place
men with the impending ides Of March.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23
Ia aid thai IN. l,.t womb. of Mr.. G.nxrr

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when &C water poured IN up nm, ssiOr roaon
"a through the urON,n ssy l-h of tc de caus
MN - t'c snd " sc c!ins INA To come Vu', We 80,
! ca. 80, must 10y " M vile"
"Mr. bAgNER was LOT alOuc my manager. but he
was INV rcli. H. Away treated me tne Aiud' ~
and nost Coria lnnndtr No ma, ever iived thAl
COnnOaoie GAhkEE. anu his VIE tue finest
itNtrsa". ln.,e Oeen I-pt-ih Of tue MVt.s~k slice
NOV. II last wear ~
e lie DsI aNa,sakind vo-d for every one n plit
liberal saatics. proper ,acaii n,w gwen 1, AL r
tue highcst 10 tie lu~cst. .Ld u tx sics
cheek vas sent 10 han Z, gIisrY every pay day"
"Ah, DAvY," said JOHNSON, when GARRIcK
wa showing him lis Gne new house, "the,e are
tue things which make 1t hard to die" Poor
MIR. GARNLR had everything to make 1t hard to
die, but his friends h We the profound consol.
tiOn Of feeling that ho was IL to go. "Be kind
man, be good man, LoCKIARr, my deGr (;
no hing else will give you an, comfort when you
come u lie h,Tc," said sir WALTER SCOTT on
la death bed, aud we may wei hope that In
those wonens OF agony Ia the tin, WILLIAM
GARNER. whose last &C. " one Of heroic self
s,ciinVc, h-d thisrf test comforts. SIR FRAN-
CTS brAtFORr, VITO was recovered flom CROWN
NIX wien ann ST gone, ID H. alter YEAR,, WAS,
cur. usly enough, hyirnGr pli-r 20 the Admir- l.
~, seLs tow ali the ,vsutsu as Past ilfe seemed
To stand out vyidly Def, r. him Within what
must have been pei ID Il rut Il few moments.
liappy then the man or woman who Il su. Ia a
time can feel that conscience offers bitter re-
pro ches.