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ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, Friday, March 3, 1870.
Judge Hogebcom rose to question OF privilege this
morning and denounced absolutely and entirely false
not only u manner but In fact THE TGIBUSE's account
OF the meeting OF the Assembly AppOrtonment Commit
tee. The brief account given was derived from state
nents OF members OF the Committee quite as trust-
worthy as Mr. HOgebOOm ana, while there may have
been certain minor there can be no doubt ta
SIR lIOgeboOms remark was neither true nor Just Mf
HogpbOOm was evidently somewhat excited and pro ~
bly, said more than he intended to when he arose.
Mr Fish reported to-day from the Committee on Cities
the Park Commission bill. to provide for Presi
dent and three Commissioners, 10 hold office for four
years. and 10 extend the term OF ofce OF the COmms-
suner whose term expires In May next uutll May 1871
Appointments OF Commissioners are not TO be sum ct 10
the confirmation OF the Board OF Aldermen Mr.. Fish
expects To see .he bill amentCd in the House so as 10 In
crease the number OF Commissioners to five.
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TmE OTTOMAN EMlIRE.
TAXES RENIITED-THE EGYPTIAN FINANCES.
CoSsrlSrINoPLE. Friday, March 3. 1870

TAXES REMITTED-IHE EGYPTIAN FINANCEs.
CoNsTLNTINoPLE. Friday. March 3. 1915
The Porte has notified the Ambassadors
OF the guaranteeing powers it will romit thes for one
year and all other years TO oil refugees VINO
rcturn In their homes Special officials will be appointed
10 nrorct Them from Outrage and farms aud churches
iii. be repaired at the Goyenmont expense
LoSD0S. Friday. March 2, 1870.
Mr.. Cave has made his report on Egypt and
her nnsnces He critcses past Egyptian sdminis'ra-
tion. lie mentions q plan for consolidating tue deD'
tbrougb IA, subtitution OF British for Egyptian credit
whereby the iu erst would De reduced that EgEpl
gut " IN position To repurchase the canal shhIes
witront butdeung the country bat this would be I'M
u,s.lbe because other Governments would oppose H.
lie Therefore suggests IN conversion Of the debt INTO
seven Der stock, which would leave An shAl SUI
.,Fe % gpn
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
THE ExTRADrrIoN OF wINsLow.

IFINDONt IIIHdJI IHhINII % IV'V'
Ezra ID. Winslow, the Boston forger, was
brought up the Bow street Police Court this morning
aud formally committed for eItradition. Before the
commencement OF the proceedings, Winslow's fam
fly mad an interview with him In his
eel. Winslow moro cheerful, and bowed
slightly 10 the magistrate on entering the dock. He
stood during the proceedings requesting 10 be seated
sir Thomas Henry, tie mag stratc, sd 81 have now
received the formal notification that the American Gov
eminent has applied tor yIur eItradtiOn upon the
charges OF forging promissoiy notes detailed IN
indictment read here yesterday and also for inter-
ing the I have nothing more to say than
that commit YOU" WinslOw will now await tle legal
time n days before being surrendered To Mr.. Dearborn
the American olhcer. During tho proceedings Wnsi Nv
asked that tue watch which Was taken from hm at the
time OF his arrest which not valuable one, but
priced solely account Of s'sOc.aons, might be gwen
10 MS wife This agreed ~, Mr. Dearborn not object
ing
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
PUBLIC OPINION.
Ashfa6ula, ohio, Feb. 29

Mr.. Thurman so shaped his course last fali
"A 10 ncr tns will Of bOtn parties lac was uShOuh'td
I'm NeW-York as 0 coward and In Ohio ana lDdann hs a
traitor lie cannot obtain friendly dsiegatoh rom ms
own state 10 mo National Convention. D. cannOt caliy
ONO IN the event OF his nomination. We huAt INV |"
candidate who is abc 10 carry both ONO ana nonlh'
Fbe name of that candidate is not Thurman-AuBus'a
(GaJ Chronicle OemJ
Senator Sclmrz saws of Mr.. Blaine's speech
against iulati1n " |, Ouly wlat heaVt hloWr be
eoud have given the enemy he had resolved To cnt
me field before the enemy was defeated" but tuc
enemy still appears in some force al Wilmington ana ia
the RepblIcan Convention Of Indiana ana Mr. Blame
has Glance Ia make many forget his failure TO g. to
Obio nv hls Ygor in the Congressional light ii ne
wayers there no may he called, as Mr.. sehurz once
',ileJ Henry j. RAYMOND, 4" The gentleman with
brlliiant future behidd hlm" "-lGrosyenors Public.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
DON CARLOS AT BOULOGNE.
PARIS, Friday. March 3,

Don Carlos received at BOulogne deputa-
ton OF $50 Legitimists, who presented address He
has issued manifesto to spanards in which he says
glorious but at present frutess struggle Seeing the
surngs Of my volunteers and the superiority Of num-
bers against them IL becomes necessary to sheathc the
sword. I viii never sign a compromise. My flag re-
mains folded until the moment which God shall Fix as
tie supreme hour Of redemption"
In an address to his soldiers Don Carlos congraates
them on the heroism they have displayed and bids them
not abandon hope
Don Carlos under the constant surveillance OF tho
BOulohne authorities. He will not leave until 23O to-
morrow afternoon.
The total OF Cariss who have taken refuge in
France is $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
rELEaRAPHIC NOTES.

TORONTO, March 3.-AbOut 90 vessels are loading
ice at Kingston, Ont, FOR Toledo and Cleveland
PHLADI IPmA. March 3.--The Grand Lodge OF the
Pythas held special session last evening" Nhen
ths Post ChanCellOr's rank was conferred.
Bosr n, March 3-In Charlestovn to-day Spencer
Decker age was held in 5000 bail, charged win causing
ath OF Charles H. Pressy playmate years OF age
BOs1ON March 3.--The Senate this afternoon by
vote OF 10 third reading 70 the bill 10 gave "
women tho right In cities aud towns and ~ hold
municipal Ohcos.
TOLEDO. Ohio. March 4.-This afternoon freight
train on toe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad while crossing the
bridge a Delaware Bend Dsnsncs broke 10 two throw"
ing car iLtO the river.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 3. A meeting of the Council
the Dominion Rifle Association held yesterday Lieut.
GczOwsk elected President, ana VICE president
chosen or the various Iroy!nces
ST.. JoHN. n. =. March IA movement IL on foot
10 raise funds the John Paris Crew 10 Ph1depho
boat has from Jewett the English builder and
the crew will 20 into training early In the Spring
CfNCINNATI March 3.-Thomas Hilshelmer book
keeper IN the Empire gambling saloon, this city owned by
lph Holland Yesterday charged by the proprietor VII
enbszElng s25tOj Hsnmer imm diaely tdrncd over %
money. uianOnds watches, &C. 70 the amount OF
$4,000, aud was then permitted TO 20 Tree.
MILWAUKEE March 3-Dr. Garner. who was shot
last evening sarah j. Wilmer d this morning ae mo
rride recently At Geneva OHIO she reached TINS NY
by O'clock train from Chicag drove immeiery to Dr
camera him. drove To the NONha House snd took sap
per before arrested There no DOUBT o hsr insanity
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P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM ITVFRPOOL--Tn s,ea,lstfD china. March 81.
Abraham L. Armand. e. r. Bell r. Madame hount I B"yd
Mr and Mrs IA. Bradley j. ID. BucLles NJ = brown, NJ
T. Ruac. Mr. Cass Duncan Cryder r. l. Cumming Madame %
D. Dolep. +. Dunn Miss e. Duuu, Madame v a. Dyke,
Mrs Erkiord and child, Mr. and Mrs NJ r. dtngeb lnt
and child VI. Franks Mdme. A. French Mdme IA fTeree j.
p Gsorye D. GilmOur, Miss II, DudleO = liagRts war
q nallstrom MIR. aud Mrs ~ j. Hunt children and nurse
T. r. q. Howell MI 10 lin, MrB q 4. lnneman' tluI'h
aud maid Countess da krrm, children hnG nurse Ster
A J. Mr. aud Mrs. NJ. MOcfH ana chlldttu
A p Norswoods W. Morrison, Mdmc ONelrI, r. W. Per
Llps J. B Plug e. Prddi-. W n Puryes, NJ iot ort Jr T.
Root scott, otto SIgtthe, MI ana MIS- T. surrey t. thr
l. MilAin, Mr. and Mrs. r. Minsi0N.
PROM HAMBt kG-fn Sf@Gnshtp Gffcrf MaIrh .. htt
Keipbarh Alfred Buck, edWig Ehenberg, Coue'i r.,
T. GIOeckner Mrs. j. t. Howard, HaTt.nann Nreelsnd.
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In consequence OF the sudden and severe Ill
ness Of Mr. Lester wallack-wbch has eo'nPeneu nis m
temporary rotirement-"she stooPs 70 Cohque oe,
asIds. ON Thursday night, at wsllacks Thester and
aCaste, vas acted in its place The distribution OF
parts WA the same that was made in producing THIS
piece earlier in tina season. The occasion was sgna
ized by the feappsarHDce Of Miss Emo Ser'non'
who was warmly welcomed by consiuer'
able audience Mt. Montague Mr.. beeKeVt' Mr' "
A. Stevenson, Mr.. T. NJ Holland, Misc Aoa DyAs'
And Msdams Ponlsi also appeared ana "o's
also pleasantiy received. Caste" was repeated
Iast nlThs, and Ths Romaaos Of PoOT YounG Man ="
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square. The firm supposed to have amassed consider
able wealth during the and Immediately after IT,
When Mr. Marsh retired from the business he spent some
time traveli In Europe. In 1870, the year
of his trading post appointment, no beeame imam
cal partner In the welknOWn and respectable trm OF
Herter Brothers, furniture manufacturing. The absence
OF OF the Herter Brothers in Europe caused large
part of the business of the firm To fall on Mr
MarShs shoulder Not wishing to take active part IN
the business he disposed OF his interest to Herer
Brothers fla 1870. Mr.. Marsh is at present special
partner In the firm OF r. g. Cary Co.. tea Inerchants ~
M II
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special Religions Services

Messrs MOODY and SANKEr
Al HIPPODROME BUILDING,
Ret Madison and Foa hayes Twenty sixth and Twenty se
SUNDAY March s.
In Madison Avenue Hall.
LECTURE on DANIEL. y 10 $40 0. m.
ADMISSION BY TICKET. To be- had on application ~
ONCE corner am ave and and Young Mems CLrs
tiau Association, 4thaye aud 23ist.
FOR WOMEN ONLY, 2 tOA p N.
For MEN ONLY. to p. m.
Of the aged ana large numbers Ia the
subnrbs the city who unable 10 attend tho evening
services there will be day service at o'clock.
i'N'D- - To he repeated Ia the evening.
WEDNESDAY March S-SubjeCt, BLOOD.
10 be repeated In the evening.
TuIrRSDAY MarcLS9-SubieCt. HEAVEN.
iN0 10 he repeated In the evening.
rRTpAV March Subject, HEAVEN.
ii'' - To be repeated I'm the evening.
Admission only by ticket Can be obtained application a
ncrs0n or by otter ONCE HppOdrOme, Fourth ave ad
TyentysIthst Bookstore Madison and Twenty sItl
or aY c. Association, Fourth ave aud Twenty third 81
The expenses OF these meetings are large and must bo ae
subscription Contribution can De sent 70
i Pfer, ont Morgan osq., Treasurer No. % Wglst.
samuel Thouie. Chairman Committee OF Arrangements :
W y Dodge Chairman Of General Committee Nathan
Bishop Chairman Executive Committee
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Ivsr-RcFNT DEFEAT IN CUBA.

HAVANA. March Sit ia officially reported
from Tomas de Glbaro Feb 10, that 800 Spanish cavalry
while securing tho country met 600 mounted insurgents
commanded BY Maxine Gomez. The sparards hardly
had time 70 draw their sabTcs hand TO hand combat
followed lasting an hour NJ tie end OF which time they
rc,nrd masters ~ the battle field. Their loss was 20
Killed and 30 wounded TIE lose Of the Cuhans is con
rred AZ least equal Captain General Joyclar reached
me srcnc yeiy .O0n after e heard OF the light This Is
the first engaxrnent Of consequences which mas taEen
nj fOf "A long lime.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. Days drama of Pique " was produced
on Feb 2s Ia Washington with Miss Sara Jewett in
chief part This its first performance outside OF
New-YOrk.
New seats have been placed in the parquette
OF the Eagle lheaer-nore comfortable than those they
have displaced. This improvement needed, and II
will tend 10 augment the attractiveness Of handsome
popular, and ablymanaged variety theateT.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04

FAILURE FOR S5sOO0J IN rifIsBUkGH
PIrrsBURdH, March 3.--Messrs. Zug d Co.
proprietors the Sable Iron Works, suspenied pay
Incnt to-day, with estimated liabilities amounting 10
s5s0OO0 The assets Of tho firm more than sufficient
"a ooyer their And II 10 thought an ef'en-
eion will be gfaBted
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WASHINGTON, March 3.-The forces are gath
er,uR 10 New Hampshire. Mr. Frye of Maino leaves 10
night TO take the stump in that state aud VIII be FOL
lowed tomorrow by Mr. Garfield sud ty hr. Haze OF
Maine. The Democrats send with them MI Iarbo1 OF
Massachusetts, Mr.. C0chrans OF Penhs!Nsha' ana Ai'
xIancock of Texas
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04

viii be given this afternoon and evening" and Mr.. Floyd
will effect his regntrauce ntre, as De BeraH which he
acts in particularly charming manner. Mr.. WailacEs
temperance is set down for Monday next when the
career Of she stoops to Conquer will be resumed
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A CENTENNIAL GUARANTEE.

PHILADELPHIA. March 3.-One hundred citl-
zens representing $4,000 O0O surety for Mr. Welsh
and Mr. Fracy guaranteeing toe proper plcation Of
the Congressional appropriation Of million and halt
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04

low for NewY York, schr A. Davis Long fO- cedH
Keys -.----.A,. p.honoa rfv.a
Chl,ds. from Bait more. . .--.-,-,. n. s..,o.
WILMINGTON, n. G., March 1-Saueh' etoansnV D0n~N'''
for Nav Worry
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
MIDNIGHT HEA7HRR REPORT


In the South Atlantic and East Gulf States,
falling barometer n0rtn.east 10 southeast WINDS anu
warmer ciear or partly cloudy weather will prevail
In the Middie aud Eastern states hlgh succeeded og
falling barometer. noJth-ireScriV wihds, MVnhG 70
sOutsrIy or >dsf,rIy, SOrgiy rising temperature, ana
clear partly ctOudy pedher.
Tue Msslssppl RIVER will continue falling at Cairo and
Mpmn
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T
Aey some mpOary LOST voice aud wa ~ con
onepce FOR nearly Last spring hesAn
have the syVtous lOsin again Iirnore vita great
dincutv fearing each time pre2rncd would be the LAST In
July commenced using Dr. JAYNE EAfit1OhANI, st the
rubbing tAroat and chest freely WITH tne L
meat gargled throat daily according 10 the directions
given br Jayn z Almanac at the same me taxing the
fnpccnrant regularly Frslng much better, dls'On
tnued the the Garglc and The uimen but SUI kept
on with the rIpecOfAnt THIS Winter have been more tX
posed preach o-ner than for many years past and ye
and we're II not Tor tie
rrguirrmrnt- ng nrmly believe permanent cure
Mould be effected by EKpecOraut Al all events the good
dong anxious to recommend
n To al sure Ing from Throat or Lung compliant
Rev W. Pike, faksNile Washington COuuty N J.
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MUSIC AND TIE DRAMA.

RETURN OF DIR. Won BULOW.
Dr. Won Bhlow will begin . new series OF
concerts at ChIckering Hall Monday, March 20 They
will last two weeks and comprise evening recitals on
Mopdaye. Wednesdays aud Fridays and matinees on
THURSDAYS and Saturdays. The frat week will be de
voted exclusively to Beethoven and viii be especially
interesting on account OF the performance OF some OF the
postbunoua works in which Won BHow has Won such an
exceptional reputation The following are tbs pro
Eramnes: ..- ~, ..
FIRsI BRgTHOVEN sOidkA
l. Sons "a Patetica. Opus l3.
p Adaaio con VariazonL Opus 81 -.
3. SONATA quasi Fantasia. Opus2l no. IN J. nat nat ,,
quasi FaBtasis Opus Y! No IN ohatP Hin0i'
8. SoIata- opus 20 IN nat
y xV Variations Fuga ed Andsnte Finale on Theme Of
the SiRfona crOica Opus % in p nat
"WEDNESDAY, March -.
SECOND BEETHOVEN SoldEH
Sonata OPUS 81. No. . In minor.
q sonata Opus lO9 In major. 100
g. Three sketches from Opera ll9 and lIc
4 Rondo capr1ccioso. opus y Postlumous WORK.
XXXIF. Variations un Theme original IN minor.
Lea Adieux PAbsence lie KetOur s0nato carActers-
N4'' THURSDAY. March 2s.
Matinee. Repetition Of the programme OF Monday.
FRIDAY, March %
THIRD BEETHOVEN soEIEE.
l. Sonata OpaS / 10 In major
Grand sonata. Opus ] 8 IN v nat.
B XXXIIi variations waltz Of Diabeh. Opus 100
sATURDAY. March D.
Matinee Repetition Of the programme OF WedneslAJ
MONDAY March ~,
ChO in SOirse.
WEDNESDAY, March 29,
schumsnn- Mendelss0hn sOisee.
THuRsDAT March 30,
Chopin Matinee.
FkiDAY, MafGn Sls
ScbubertIa SOiree.
bATUKnAY, Apnl ],
Last Matinee
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The KiuG Of Italy

Ia, cbptrr upon Dr. de Jong the dignity Of 0cer Of the
order of ~ Maurice and 81 Lazarus 10 recognition Of hi;
nIc researches into the nature and properties OF Col
TiveTUn DR DEJONGH'S LIGHT. BROWN COD LIVER
OH ia sold in Capsued Inn erial HalPms 81. by al Drug
vists sole Consgnees, ANSAR, HARTFORD q 20, London
SOLE Agents the United states, JOHN T. HENRY CUR
= "a New. NuIk
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A Flrst.class Domestic story,
entitled
A WIPES REVENGE,
By C.EMENIINE MONACO.
Author OF Conquest, For Her Sweet SAKE"
elc,
WIN be commenced m the -
SUNDAY MERCURY
"Never morning wore
To evening hut some heart did break"
Post-iJE = Nuucr.-The FOREIGN MAILS tor the ueeE
endng sA rU RDAl March 1875, will close 81 this ocs
TUESDAY 81 a d.. for Europe per steamer Idanc
Queenstown; WEDNESDAY, az D. y a u, Tor EurVpe.
per Russia via Queenstown on IliUkSDA6, ~
II 80 for Europe per steamer SueNls I mo0tn
CuerbourR. anil Hamburg SAIU RDAN az g. m, ioC
Great Britain reand and France steamer Republic va
Queenstown and Al a. for France direct, per steamer
aayerte. via Hsvre ana al 1880 a. m tor Europe pes
Hermann Southampton and Bremeh sud m,
or scotland he specially addressed per steamer
Victoria Glasgow. Direct mail for Brazil Porto hco &c.
viii leave YORK March g. Malls for China Japan 20,
viii leave san francisco March 10. ,.,,.. N =.
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MARRIEU

NEvINs-BRowH;-At Christ Church. Westerly, r. I, 90
10Th February by Charles ii. Wheel,r Russell IL
Nevins, NJ b. TO Katie b., daughter OF Mrs Edwin Il
nrOuD
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Special NoilteS.

gentleman unfortunate in business desires EMPLOY
IENT. Is graduate OF COLLEGE has spent ancA OF ~ lsne
reading study and learned French IN Franco.
thinks himself qualified teach, and has objection 10 20
wherever well Address, JAMES, Box l0l Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04

All Notice, Of Marriages must b. indOrssd Wia fAH
and
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-14
give US such an one as the business Of the place re-


give us such an one the business Of the place re-
quires.
The Editorial Excursion.
The Vermont editors to the number Of twenty. five
arrived here on Wednesday most Of them accompanied
by their ladies' They met at the station by Tho
st. Johnsbury press and other citizens who took them
In charge and conveyed them 10 the scale works. which
they had only time 10 take hasty glance at before
work closed. Thence they passed through the hand
some grounds and were shown the consorvatOries oil
Col. Franklin Fairbanks whero they could look upon
plants and other curiostes from all parts Of the world
The party then put up at the st. Johnsbury House
and aor tea stroled about town 10 enjoy the cool air
Of evening after day Of intense heat A meeting Of
the association was held In the parors in the evening
which also attended, by invitation, by Hon L. p.
Poland, Dr. Billiard, N. NJ johnson, Esq, Col Frank.
lin Fairbanks and Horace Fairbanks some Of them nc
companied by their ladies. An excellent essay was
read by s. d. Pctteng editor the Rutland Herald
which was received with applause. As the poet, Mfr
Wheeler was absent, no poem was read short bust.
ness meeting was held, during which committee wa,
appointed rrsent resolutions upon the death Of Mr.
J. W. Wheslotk, editor Of the Green Mountain Free
man, and another TO ascertain tho prices paid in Other
states for publishing their acts Of legislature and u
take proper 10 induce the Vermont legislature
10 pay something like a reasonable price, Several new
members admitted 10 the association. The meet
ing adjourned to meet Thursday at the Twin Noun
tain House. social chat followed whom the pro
grammO Of the morrows trip to the mountains was dis
cussod and not particularly commended by those Of the
party who understood tho geography Of New IIamp
shire hills and preferred six miles Of staging from Fa
byans TO twelve or fourteen from the Twin Mountain
Thursday morning Of the party were taken
about the village by teams provided by the citizens
others visited tho Athon@um and art gallery or other
q t,N.w
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-14
PADDOCK'S
SHOE STORE,

A pair of French Kids how much did you pay,
Only $3.50
Why, they are just as good as paid 5000 for only
few days agol
Only 80 cents for these slippers
l Oh My don't believe they will last over night!
Well, Mrs. Smith. they warrant all their goods. If
any OF them give out unreasonably they either repair
free Of charge or give a new pair. know thoy keep
good goods, but in handling SO many they of
get some imperfect ones but can learn they
are willing to make good all their promises Just
think Of selling 49, 10000 worth Of them in months,
in the City of st. Johnsbury all for Cash 1t is poor
PLAN this getting trusted II is bad for both us and the
dealer We don't buy quite so much but We get what
we do buy much cheaper My husband has been in
the business and he says they sell goods very cheap
lie says he don't believe they get what 1t costs them
on repairs He says they sell shoe stock very cheap,
sole leather two or three cents cheaper than other
parties They sell calf boots for $3.50, boots all
hand sswod and warranted for $780,
What do you think Mrs Jones, of the one price sys-
TEN
Oh like it very much. | can buy goods If | am
poor just cheap as my rich nsighbor. What do you
think, Mrs. Smith, about what Streeter calls mean
trick.
Oh happen to know all about that II Is all
bosh the facts aro Streeter is little jealous seeing
that they are getting away so many Of his best
toners
mean to do what Trading have to do In their line
with PADDOCK. believe, as my husband says, they
deal on tho d.
Good night, Mrs Smith, and when you want to buy,
you do just as have done and buy good lot.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-14

SELF KNOWLEDGE. While we do not hold that
"every should be his DOCTOR" we FREQ to
maintain that the ignorance Of majority Of men and
women upon matters most vitality important to their
physical organization is amontable II the standard
works Of the Peabody Medical Institute Boston, could
be placed in the hands Of ALL both old and young, tho
field fquackery would be greatly diminished and the
destructiyoness Of most nsidous and wasting dis
eases greatly essened. BY reference TO adverts
ing columns it will be found that the title of those
works "The Science oe Life Self Preservation,
sexual Physiology Of Woman and Her Diseases"
and Diseases Of the Nerves and Nervous Maladios,"
the value of which provan by the fact that beaut
full and costly Gold Medal has Just been presented tho
author by the National Medical Association.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-14

EDUCNTIoN,-The grange is essentially a
lesson in itself and it has already converted
a million and half, more or less, thought
less, ploddiug farmers Of a few years ago,
into an active, thoughtful, shrewd and alert
body of workers, thoroughly organized aud
efficient to wonderful degree. There are
to-day at least million more men versed in
the ordinary methods Of business in organized
assemblies and competent to preside at public
gatherings than there would have been but
for the grange. We firmly believe that Of
the two the grange is to-day developing ideas
prolific as the latter are Yet it is a tool
that is but half used and we trust more at
tention will be given to "the educational
feature" in future.-FarmerS' Journal.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-14

PEHHYS' HOTEL, PORTLAND, ME-,
Is one Of the most homelike and comfortable public
houses in this country Our farm in connection with
the house furnishes our butter, milk, eggs poultry,
vegetables and fruit enabling us to do better by our
customers than any other house in Portland Terms,
per day, s2oO, per week, $500 to S2OO. Most salts
factory forms DO made by those who wish to spend
a short season at tho seaside by addressing
]. q. j. PERRY.