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took place at her late residence on Thurs
day the 27th and was attended by q large
number of relatives, friends and neighbors
A very appropriate and interesting discourse
was delivered by Mr.. George Baker, Of
Granville, N. Y, She was the oldest per-
son living in town at the time of her death,
being SS years of age. She was Mr.South-
wick's second wife, and one Of the links
| that connected us with the past Thus one
| by one OF the fathers and mothers of the
town are passing away "The old must die
and the young may, Is an old saying, the
truth of which is often brought wildly to
our minds.
Nelson Welherby contemplates erecting
a new dwelling house the present season.
Daniel Wetherby has fine lot of young
pigs for sale at SO so each.
8. l.. Griffith, esq, has furnished for
Hon. w. II. Barnum of Lime Rock. Co IN,
specimens of charcoal, from all the differ
ent kinds of wood burned, for the cen,en-
NAL exhibition at Philadelphia. MIR. Bar
mum has had a show case made expressly
for this purpose, at a cost of $500. The
coal Is 10 be placed in this case ana labelled,
containing the name of the wood and man
ufscturcr. One specimen furnished by Mr..
Griffith was feet in length and 10 inches
in diameter, solid coal. Other specimens
were from 3 to 10 inches in diameter. Mr..
Griffith furniehes nearly all the specimens
for this case, which is considered quite
compliment, as Mr.. Barnum has several
other jobs. So you see, Dir. Editor, that this
particular section will not be unrepreson'ed
at the centennial and we hope the coal
from Nlr. Gritlith's kilns will occupy
prominent place among the products OF this
Etntp IL q ypttipn ~ hp a htteiuaca fsf M
small Importance. 1t il q benefit to have
few wide-awake men in the community,
and Dir. Griffith il one of them. He has,
by industry and close attention, built up
large business here, both in lumber and
coal.
Tho fence around the butial ground |
shout receive another coat of paint, and |
then it will look quite respectable.
i W.
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of the sportsmen present at the show in the
proposed dog show at the centennial, pro-
ject which has met with great favor in va
rious parts of the country, and in which
the New England men will doubtless bear
thrir ahare
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PAIGE MOOSE,
Center street, Corner Wales,

". r. PAIGE, Proprietor,
This house is comparatively new is well
furnished and in excellent order through
out. II contains one hundred and twenty
five rooms, and is the largest and most
conveniently arranged house in town.
With my experience Of several years as
landlord of the Bates house, recently
burned, and with iirst-class help in every
department, l feel confident that 1 can
make the Paige house thc most Popular
and widely known hotel in Vermont.
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READING NOTICES.
George woods, Orgarss.

Mr.. Woods, with his wonderful ngenu-
ity and untiring industry, assisted by a
large corps Of skilled workmen, has sue
ceeded in producing an organ, which is in
every respect the finest organ now manu-
featured. We now have five styles of this
organ in our store. Come and hear The
sweet solo stops come and see the beau
tiful cases conc and sec what exceedingly
low figures we can give you on these truly
magnificent instruments.
MCCLURE Sc HALL.
Mutual Exchange Block, So West st.
apr1 1d&wtf
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Vicinity Items
DANDY.

Farmers have just commenced blowing
here.
Gathering in the sap buckets is now the
order Of the day.
The suit of Marcus Sherman VS.. L.
Campbell, was beard before j. N. Phillips.
Esq, at Tinmouth, on Wednesday. w.
NJ. Paris was counsel for the plaintiff, and
Harvey Button, of Wallingford for the de-
PENDANT. Verdict for the plaintiff.
The returns of the listers show l7S men
in town liable TO enrolment.
T. Ilolton contemplates visit to the
west in week or two, preparatory to To-
eating there.
W. p. johnson had valuable colt in
jured while standing in the stable, on We'd
nesdey. A silver, about three inches In
length and one inch square was run into one
Of the colts feet. Farmers should be care
full and have their stables in good repair.
l. L. Tabor is making some repairs on
his cheese factory, at the corners, putting
in new whey vat, etc. The factory opens
with good prospect this season.
Among those who came before the board
OF listers with grievances on tuesday, was
one man who hid been assessed with four
Jugs, tnlce OF WEIGH were only three
weeks old, as he claimed. He tried to
compromise with the listers and call them
two dogs, but the listers knew no such
thing as compromise. The man supposed
puppies could not be taxed or doubtless he
would have disposed of them before the
first Of April. The law does not say at
what age dogs shall be taxed. Doubtless
one-tlird of the dogs in the country escape
taxation by the shrewdness of the owner.
J. II. billiard still continues TO send his
milk to New York and says 1t pays better
than to carry it to the factory, with which
many disagree.
Hon. NJ. Ii. Cook, of Castleton, was in
town on Thursday, looking after business
here.
Il. b. Cook, esq, OF Middletown, was In
town on Thursday.
The funeral of Mrs. Rachel SOuthwick
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Death of J. 6. Adams.

We learn at a late hour last night from
L. q. Houghton, that J. Sullivan Adams,
ESQ.,, formerly resident Of Burlington
and secretary of the Vermont board OF ed
ucaton, died at his residence in Brooklyn,
Florida, on Sunday afternoon last, after a
lingering illness, and was buried en- Mon
day afternoon.
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Don't Forget TnIn.

that the Estey Organ Factories are the largest
in tho world. make the most organs. over 900
being in use, anc Notwithstanding the hard
times, arc now making nearly 100 organs every
month. They are not only the best and cheap.
est, but arc sold on the easiest terms OF any
organ made If any one says TO the contrary,
don't you believe 1t, but address for catalogues
and information,
GEoR0E Q. DAY,
nov22d&w1y Rutiasd, ",
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Sabbath Services.

ADVENT CuuRcH.-Servlces sunday at 1880
hnd 100 p. IN Sunday School at 1900 IN. Seats
free.
BApTIsr.-Servlces at I0.45 q. m. and 200 p. m.
Rev j. X. Richardson VIII preach. Sabbath
Bchoo at lam Prayer meeting at 500 p. M
CATHoIIC.-Rev. Charles BOylan, Pastor; Ser
vices at and 1920 a. m, and 4.00p. IN.
FRENCH CATHoL1c.-Fdtnec /. NJ. Gelot-Ser-
Vices at 1880 Il. IN. and4 y. IN.
CONGREGATIONAL. Rev. James Gibson johnson
Will peach Services Mt 1915 am and 700 p.
N. Prayer meetings on Thursday and Satur-
day evenings atS.00.
EpIsoorAL.--By Rev. VII lam ]. Harris, D. d.
Morning Prayer with sermon, at 1880 q. m.
Sunday School Immediately after morning ser
Fice. Evening Prayer at 200 p. IN.
METHoDIsT-Rsv. j. W. Eaton, pastor VIII
preach at t0:i5 =. N. and 200 p. IN. Sabbath
school at i2 O'Clock.
SUNDAY SERVICES IN CAsTLEroN.
ApvEHr.-Rey q. =. Mathewson, pastor.
ut 1ois O'Clock a. m. and ~ O'Clock
J. N.
commemorative. Il. T. Hooker, pastor.
at i0H o'clock a. m, and BH O'Clock
,. m
EPrsCoPAIr-Rev. w. G. Davenport, rector
at the Liberal Christian church at
o'clock p m.
MRTujDIST-Rev NJ. Tator, pastor. Preach.
n9 at l0Is O'Clock a. IN. and at ~ O'Clock p. In.
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Extradition of Winslow.

LONDON, April 2s.
Secretary Fishs communication respect
ing the extraditon of Winslow was deliver
cd To the British foreign office Saturday
last, but ID yet unanswered.
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Hallet Kilbourne Bailed.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.
Kilbourne gave bail to day in SIS 900, his
partner, James NJ. Latta, becoming his
surety.
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Il.gh.vny Tax EsooMs.

We desire to call the attention of town
selectmen to a very neat and convenient
blank, for the use of selectmen in towns
in making up highway bills. This is de-
signed to supersede the old-fashioncd and
inconyenient tax bills in sheet form here
tofore used, and will be found much more
desirable for the use of the surveyors. We
invite the orders OF selectmen of all towns
in Vermont. Price, rs cents per dozen
copies. GLOBE PAPER Co.
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SUNDAY sKRvIcBs IN oAsTLEroN.
Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
oFFICB or tub CHEF SIGNAL OFPICRs.
WAsHINGTOH, April 29.-1 a. III.
For middle and eastern states, rising
barometer, cooler northwest winds and
clear or clearing weather.
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Navlgation at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, April %.
There are several propellers loa]sd and
ready to leave this port. They will prob
ably clear Saturday.
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NJ. GoLDsMITH,
U. S. Commissioner for Vermont.

PHILADELPHIA, April 26, 1876.
DEAR SIR;-I desire you 70 take charge
OF the Vermont headquarters building, and
inform yourself and me of the things
necessary to be had for the following pur-
poses
l. To keep register Of Vermonters Wis
iting the exposition with their residence in
Vermont, the place where they reside
while in Philadelphia, time of arrival and
departure
2. A register Of boarding houses and ho-
tells.
2. Conveniences for the reception and de-
livery of letters.
4. Such circulars as may be necessary
for giving such information to intending
visitors 40 will aid them in reaching Phila-
delphla and securing rooms.
8. Such plans or diagrams az will aid
Vermonters in finding such exhibits or
classes Of exhibits as the visitors may de-
sire to find.
u. such arrangements as may be required
for the business of any commissioner for
Vermont who may be appointed in tue care
of or interest of Vermont or Vermonters'
exhibits.
z. What servants are necessary for the
comfort of visitors.
II is desired to have provision for I'll the
Vermont papers. 1t is understood that you
give your services in the care aud conduct
Of this building, the keeping OF all neces-
sary records and correspondence and all
such duties 40 may devolve upon you by
my direction free of all charge or claim for
any compensation direct or indirect and
that you will furnish also without charge
or cost to Vermont, or any one, such clerk
or assistant as may BIO necessary in the per-
Torrance Of your duties.
Yours truly,
NJ. GoLpsMIIH,
Commissioner for Vermont.
To Joseph S. Patterson, esq, Philadelphia.
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nov2od&w1y

Thousands of tntuncticns. The cold
catching community. thousands OF them are
serving peremptory injunctOns Oh their Oughs
and catarIh-, In the shape CT daily and nightly
doses OF Hal-'s Honey Of Horen0und ard Tar
The paroxy SINS are ellence0 In rs hours Sold
by all druggists. app ,2d&w4w
Pixies Toorhsche drops cure IA minute
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.

New York Stock and Honey Market
INV YORK, April %.
Money more active, loaned up TO 8, and closed
at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4j5s5 nor cent.
sterling exchange is firm al 4sTH and es9E.
Gold opened ut il2s., advanced TO Il27., and
closed ut 1121.
Ulcarings at the Gold Exchange So, $50 oeo
Custom receipts, s95 900.
Treasury disbursements, sS5i,0C0.
Imports OF dry goods for the week ending TO-
dav, sl,1S3Qi4.
Governments steady.
State bonds dull and nominal.
Railroads bonds steady.
stocks were depressed, Irregular and gener-
ally lower at the open1ug-DelaTare Lacka.
wanna d Western, however being exceptidn-
OF the list declined ISa5. IN the first ffteen
minutes. , his decllna was recovered by II
o'clock, after which the market fell 1.(aA, be-
coming heavy and lover during the last hour
OF busuesi
The transscticn9 in stocks to-day aggregated
10000 shares. The principal dealings were as
Krle, 1880 Lake shore, $500; Pacific Mall,
1850 Northwestern, $500; preferred, 100
~. Paul, 7,400 (; preferred, 800 Ohlo-, 4 200
Western Union. % 800; D., L. & w., IS, $50.
Gold closed at l121i.
Money closed Mt 4.
Governments On and Pteady,
state bonds nominal.
Stocks active and unsettled
The following are the closing quotations
U. y. 68 81 reE".,.l2lss Harlem -. .......1 ?sN
U. y. GS 81 coup. ..l22H do pref
Y. ;. 6-21s "a coup. Michigan Central 67s
u. s. b-2OS 05 old. .1lS Panama ,...1gs
U. z. 5203 C5 new..1lg Union pacific. GiH
U. $. 5-20s 'G7. .,...12l h Lake Shore a Mich
U. ). 6-.9S '6S....l22Ss lgan Southern. ~.
Y. y. IS new. ....1s;s Illinois Central.... sc
U. $. 10-iCs reg. ...1lsls Cleveland 4 Pitts
U. s. io-i0s coup. 11s7& burg. %
Currency ESQ.,. .126H Chicago x North
Delaware and Hud- western ...,, gsI
son Canal.......I14 DO prcf,, BIS.
Canton. ...:..... SO Cleveland, Colum-
Consolidated Coal. 40 bus Gin. 20
Cumberland. go. >. So n. j. Central. 90
Western Union Tel Rock Island. 1o3,.
egrdph.......... 65 MI. q st. Paul.... an
QUICKSILVER ........ Is 90 pref. 63s.
do pref. 30 Fort Wayne...... 102
racine Mail. 2lk Chicago Il Alton. 81
Adams Express. .lCs do pref,lol
Wells. Fargo & Co. Sc Del, Lack & West. il9l.
American NJ, U. Ex- O. 3. & Q........ll7
press. ,.,....... Gl Hannibal & ST. Jo-
United States Tx. seph.......... 1872
prcss.....,,..... 10 Central Pacinc... 1867
New York Central Union Pacific lo4S
and II. Il Is. ....l12A Exchange long. ASS
Erio......: ...... II do short. 400
dc nref....... .. 20
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card.
Te all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretlons OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood. etc, viii send
recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy WAS discovered by { mis-
sionary In South America. Send a self-ad-
dressed envelope TO the Rev. Joseph IT. lnman,
Station d Bible House, New York City.
feb2sdeodA won
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JAUNDICE and BILIOUsNESS. Who knows
go0n remedy Tor these disorders? WeaIe as
SUI ell AtN OOb,S NcE.tabIe, Physical
Jhundtce Httters wll effect speedy cure
Ihey have NEVER FAILED To SATISFY ALL WHO
HAVE USED THEM Tor Jaundlce, -. spepsia, bil-
iousness, etc Beware OF limitations The
genuine has private proprietary stamp OF John
=. Henry over the cork. sold by all dealers.
Manhattan Med. Co. proprletofs. JOHN Y.
HENRY, CUhRAN q CO., New Yors, Whole
sale Agents. apriQdtutl&sNw4w
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DENNIsoN,s pArrNr sHIpplNo rA0s.

DENNIsoN'S PATIENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have pecn used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. Eli BNpresa Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Statiuners
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO.. RUTLAND,
1uno2sd6wtf Wholesale Agents,
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=. l.. CAMPBELL, Secretary.


PHILADELpHIA, April 20, 167G.
Hon. j. IL Camp6eN, Secretary Of q. s.
Centennial Commission .-SIa--I have ap-
pointed MIR. Jos. S. Patterson superintend-
ent OF the Vermont headquarters building.
Let ne request that you will give him and
assistants and employees such privileges as
they may need in the performance Of their
duties.
Rocpactf,llx.
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HOUSE AND BARN TO LET, Wood
IL stock avenue.
lldtf j. B. q c. p. HARRIS.
7 OW PRICED TENEMENrS. Fur
IL mace and Howe Streets
tldtf j. u. 81 G. p. HARRIS.
ITO LIGHTHOUSE AND BARN, sum
i mer street.
lldtf j. b. & c. p. HARRIS.
pRlCK - HARD AND SOFT-Two
- car loads taken In account. Must be dis
posed Of.
CuAs. p. HARRIS & co.
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ROME, April %.

Representatives of some of the great
powers were recently in conference wiz
several influential cardinals, with the vie
of ascer,aining the best means of bringiH
to an end the troubles between the variou
states and the church. The cardinals\
unanimously declared that peace was i'm
possible unless the spiritual independence
of the church was acknowledged. The al
lance and agreement between the church
and state was regulated by the concordat,
without either party being made subordi.
nate.
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Jlse 8utlana @ailu Giobr.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1875.

Aau,rtissrs nil pleas hand in their matteT 81 az
|fig an hour IN the afternoon as convenient. by
aoins th.g ,siH gise rs more tins to arrange and
sysrly dispiGy them. taon II taken at late hour
Tho circulation of tho "Dsily Globe" is equal
D, if not in exooss of, any other daily nowspa-
or in Vermont. The circulation Of the
Weekly alobs" is half larger than that Of
ny other weekly newspaper in Wostcrn YER
lcnt; and more than the oombiaed circulation
all tho other wesklics in Rutland county.
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M b. MUSSEY & son have
w . received the following seeds in bslk
PEAS Champion OF England, Little Gem,
White Marrow, Hack kye Marrow. carer
Flrst Crop, lmp'd EA Early, 1um Thump' biue
Imperial.
CoRN-Early Sweet.
bEAhs--Pole Beans, Bush Bcahs'
and large variety OF small pal ers anu pack
aseS ~ ou''ei' w. u. MUssEY SON.
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By Cable.
DEAD.

LONDON, April %.
Thomas Arid, the English poet, is dead.
AN IMPERIAL VISITOR.
The Empress Augusta of Germany is ex-
pected to arrive at Windsor next Wednes-
day ON visit to Queen Victoria.
AN Ex-CoMMUNIsr EXPELLED.
The Standards Paris special reports that
NJ Jourde, formerly communist minister
of France, has been expelled from Slras-
bourg.
NO SHORE LOANS.
The Times, in it's financial article to-day,
says it was impossible TO make short loans
at the stock exchange on Thursday at any
price whatever.
Won ARNIMs IMPEACHMENT.
The Standards Berlin correspondent
states that the impeachment of Count Won
Arnim before the court of state, for high
treason, will begin May II.
LONDON FAILURES.
There were two failures on the stock ex-
change here and one at Manchester yester-
day, and one here to-day in connection
with the settlement. All of them were
small. The settlement is otherwise passing
quietly in consequence Of the extreme ease
n the money market.
THE AMNESTY QUESTION IN FRANCE.
PARIS, April 2s.
The agitation IN favor Of amnesty is Gre
ating 30 much feeling That the government
contemplates reprtssive measures.
1900 sol DlERs FOR CUBA.
MADRID. April %.
Congress has adopted tho constitution as
far as and Including the ninth clause. Two
thousand soldiers have just sailed for Cuba.
More will follow in few days.
AN ARBITRATION CONFERENCE.
VIENNA, April 20.
Thirly-fOur members of the reichsrath at
tended the conference given yesterday by
Senior Msrooartu, Spanish philanthropist,
to promote the principle Of settlement of
disputes among nations by arbitration.
resolution in favor of calling European
arbitration conference was adopted.
ARRIVED OUT.
QUEEsTowN, April 2S.
The steamship Idaho and Boihnia from
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 2S.
The steamship Amerique from New
York. She reports that April "a she spoke
the steamship Goethe from New York FORE
Hamburg under sail, having lost her pro-
pellor. The Goethe declined assistance.
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Commissioner Goldsmith's Action.

FHILADELPHIA, April 70, 1910.
Hon. IL. GOldsmiM DEAR SIR-In re-
ply to your question as to the proper per-
son to appoint a superintendent of state
building when no state commission exists,
| have to say the appointment rests with
the United States centennial commissioner.
Very truly yours,
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The Times, in its financial article to-day,
says it was impossible TO make short loans
at the stock exchange on Thursday at any
price whatever.
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Embraced in my large and FASH
STOCK, may be found
MEMS Spring Overcoats Of various 4
Color5, IS 90 10 $lT.O0.
Worsted Coats and Vests, $50
All Wool Fancy Cass. suits IL
and Colors, IS so 10 St3 so.
CaSs Business Sack and Wall
$500 TO 50 70
All w"ol Fancy Cashmere Pa
ST. 81 75.
Fancy Cashmere Pants andy
81 rs, 1875
BLACK Cloth Dress Coats, 5
SIS, 5000.
% Black Cloth v, SITS, 81 30 to Sc.
i ack Doeskin Pats, $3.50 10
Blue Fianhel suits, Il so tO$
SIX Teton Costs, So. 80 TO 81 rs.
Linen Ulster busters, oil prit
White and Fancy Duck and
Vests, 81 90 to SO so
Black and Colored Alpaca &
Alpaca Du tiers. all prices.
Alpaca Ulster busters, all pri
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SOUTHAMPTON, April 2S.
The steamship Amerique from New
York. She reports that April "a she spoke
the steamship Goethe from New York for.
Hamburg under sail, having lost her pro-
pellor. The Goethe declined assistance.
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Won ARNIM's IMPEACHMENT.

The Standards Berlin correspondent
states that the impeachment of Count Won
Arnim before the court of state, for high
treason, will begin May IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-04

KEELY WORKING AT HIS M0ToR.-[Fron
the indianapolis Journal. IA private letter
from one Of the proprietors Of the Keely
motor in Philadelphia to gentleman con.
nected with the Journal makes some state
ments relative to that matter which, though
not intended for publication, may have some
public interest. The writer says: "The
truth is, stated as briefly as possible, that
MIR. Keely has not entirely reached the end
OF his experiments. The power he develops
IL so enormous that it has been. found eX-
tremely difficult to 'cage' it, If may so
speak, seeing that no metals yet used have
been found equal in strength to the force he
generates. Still, we think the end is near
at hand, Mr.. Keely's later experiments
having been far more successful than the
former ones. We hope for some decisive
demonstrations between this time and the
18th Of May, though many disappointments
have very much tempered my faith as to
time, although / have not lost an atom OF
faith in the greatness OF Mr.. Keely's dis
coyery, nor in its ultimate utilization and
usefulness and value"
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One OF the ladies in waiting on the Queen
OF Greece is to be married, and her rous-
seou, we are told, is to cost 5000, 900. But
by an objectionable oversight we are left in
total ignorance as to the cost Of the BRIDE
groom's tfousers-not informed whether
they will cost IS or 5000. III the brides
troLsse1u costs S20Q, 900, we don't see how
the groom can well appear In trousers cost
Ing less than two or three Thousand. Nor
7fseotoa HeyGId. sTs ~ "a
We verify believe they pronounce II trots-
ssrs IN NorrastoWn. C0n-sho ekin', ain't T.?
Philadelphia allstin, ss 81 8 ]