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S coed osas1 ss Net seep 10
Cotton quiet; mddng loslc low midilns. os.c good
ordinary. se Net receipts 20 bales; gross, ls2 Sales.
wrLxrscros. n. C.. July ~. 1876
sprts Of strong az se Rosin steady at 20
oswreo. July 81, 1876.
s. s5 White do 81 ls 81 so double Extra 81 7ssss
Concessions made on large lots sales. 400 bbls
siIs: sss Sishiss@; i y; 80 White Tcsds.
.s p @ soed a. s 9 na @ I pc.
dlings SIS slS per Ton Canal irsightswheai. Sc;
sSs Hudson Lake reseipsswSsas ooo buh.ls Corn,
ls5oo do lumber. 5ss 900 feet, Canal shipments-Lum
corn eeooj do Railroad receipts Flour, s.Ioo bbs
wheat 1900 bushels ss,n i4ooo DO oats. 300 sS 90
Wheat, 1000 bushels. 5000 %. 5000
6S Wheat o9 Sune so
p ioo9 DO oats, s 600 DO barley: .4Sdo rye LOO DO
New York tolls Included Flour quiet and steady wbes.
80 mixed western SOC 900 do a, ,oS,c and 200
ws;,e,n az sts $50 soc Rye insetve barley neglected
duh and unchanged
To5rDo, July q. ls7s
arrive, 81 i4 white Michigan ST 80 Mich:
si Isl 70
,grosr % Ole Low do spo, s Aasus, held % At 4se
Michigan, August ne. kecepts2oo bbIs: flour. oo)
bushels wheat 1900 do shipm rnts2uD bbls -four
1000 bushels wheat, 5000 do. corn / .Oco do
CHICAGO, July ~. 1875.
Flour dull. Wheat active. but lower and pancky No
Chicago spring. s6iac, s7sc.. August: 92ic Sep
tember No Chicago spring Toe rejected 5sc Corn In
good demand full prices: No. i5Ac spot 45i
l51ac, August 451sc 45ssc September; rejected loc
Oats steady and firm; 29ic. spot; %, Septem-
her Rye hrmer 55c. Barley hrmer 5Oc spot zoe.
September Pork in fair demand but lower; SIS 40 spot;
elS 37i August SIS so September Lari In demand,
but lower $40 90 spot; TIN $40 - September Bnlk
dull and unchanged FreghtsCprn 10 Bniiao &c
Railroad frcghts unchanged. Receiptsflonr, 1000 bb
wheat 1900 bushels corn. 900 do oats. $1,000 do
rye, 900 barley 400 do. Shpments--Fiour 5000
bbls wheat 5000 bushels; $1,000 do 24oo
do 600 do At the afternoon call OF the Board
wheat lower, s576c &c., August Ole oiac.. sep
tember Com quiet Ace, August 4oc, September: 45c.
bid July. 293ac 29l,c.. August .9sc.. Septem
ber. Pork unchanged. Lard lower $40 10 september;
SO ouered August
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CLOSING PRICss-3 r. n.

DECLINE
The following tho changes CLOSING prices COM
pared with those Of yesterday
ADVANCE Ohio and Mississippi, "a.
DxcLISE-New York Central, y; c. c. and l., 81;
Delaware and Lackawanna, "a; Hannibal aud St.
Joseph, l; do. preferred, Ia Illinois Central, :.
Lake Shore, "a; Michigan Central, IL; Northwest
10 preferred, y: Jersey Central, Ia Pacific MAIL
Rock Island, y ST. Paul. y; do. preferred, l.
The rest OF the market was stationary
THE MONEY
The market was abundantIy supplied with funds on
call al n and per cent Prime paper is unchanged
The following were tho rates Of exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day
a premium; Charleston. offerings light, = premium,
buying, u premium; Cincinnati, firm, so to 100 pre-
MUM; New Orleans commercial "a, bank a; Chicago
rs cents premium st. Louis, 90 cents premium.
Foreign exchange was dull and heavy at So, 4ss
Ior bankers sixty days sterling, and s9s 40 for
demand. TIE nominal asking rates AsSn q
Asok
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do do, coupon 11s7s q 1ls; do. nves, 1851. regis
tered, III ll7l4; do. do, do, coupon, llsh a
llss..
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report a sharp decline IN
sos which closed at s6 716 e6k, against s61s the
close last evening United States bonds have been
steady except ten ores, which declined y per cent,
closing at 10sh. Ere common fell or to 12,.. The
bullion in the Bank OF England increased fl44 900
during the past week, and eco, 900 additional went
into the bank on balance to-day. The proportion
Of the banks to its liabilities is 57s. per
cent an increase CT Ia per cent over last week. At
Paris rentes have made still further advance, the
latest quotations being l06r Soc The bullion the
Bank OF France increased during the week IL 900
francs At Frankfort United States ves declined
TO 1925 At London tho price OF silver has advanced
to 5llai per onnce The following are quotations at
nve NJ. -Consols for money. 90 7-l6 s6Is do. for
account, 90 7-16 96Is; United States 1868 1866
1868; 1so7s. 1osh losi4; ten-fortles 1Oss; new
1ves, l06ss Erie l25s do. preferred, 1917
RAILROAD bonds.
In railroad bonds during the morning hours Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific advanced to 1925, Erie
thirds to 1O3sl and North Missouri frsts to 9S,s.
New Jersey Central consolidated nrsts weak and
some round amounts changed hands at 99a< Chi
cago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds
sold At 94l1 94A, and St Paul consolidated sinking
funds at 90S 90's Hannibal and st. Joseph eights
declined TO sos, Union Pacific sinking funds to o4a4
and Long Dock bonds TO l04s. In the late afternoon
dealings bonds weaker in some cases. New Jer-
soy Central consolidated rsts declined to 99ls Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy consolidated sevens to
1O9si, and Union Pacific Arsts to 104 ST. Paul con-
solidated sinking funds were steady at 9ols, North
Missouri hrsts at 9S3s and Erie rsts at ll0s. Mch-
gan Southern sinking funds were firm at l09k. The
following the closing quotations for Ps cine Rail-
road bonds Union hrsts, l0l to 10+ls; Union land
grants IO4 to l04H; Union sinking funds "a to "a
Centrals, 1851 TO l0et.
Bank shares sold 81 for Hanover and lis for New
York.
In State bonds Missouri long skies advanced to
105n aud afterward reacted to 105H. New South
Carolina skies brought 81
INVESTMENT SHARES
In investment securities Jersey Central moved down
from 81 a to g. Delaware and Lackawanna from 90
to "a, with recovery TO 94ss New York Central
brought 1O6aS a l06 1857; Morris and Essex l02,
Chicago and Alton 10l y lOl, Cleveland and Pitts
burg 95k 95a4, Adams Express Ill 1lOl, American
GO, United States 1879 73a, Wells-Fargo 81 Rock
Island 1857 lO73s Illinois Central o2ls Chicago and
Alton 101 u q 1O1
PHILADELPHIA sToCKA
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvFsroS. July 81, 1874
Cotton hrm: midding. lie low middling iOisc. good
ordinary ysc Net receipts 2O3 bales Exports to Great
Britain 6lO. Sales 2Js. stock. 3.sv5.
Nyw ORLEANS. July 20 1870.
Cotton firm. fair demand: midiiing. Low middlIng
1915 good ordinary. o4c Net receipts Al bales gross
so. Exports cosstwise 800 sales 300 stock 5 327
hosiLE. July ~, 1876.
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Kansas however, such mine would have lost money
by reason OF the higher prices for labor and fuel
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

Tho following table Of prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares including the opening prices
OF to-day received by telegraph from San Francisco
is furnished by William Ward Drexel Building
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GurnRIE-LAuSpRy- Casteton Heights, s. L.
July % by the Right Rev. John Freeman Young
Bishop OF Florida SAMUEL GUTHRIE, OF Brooklyn, 70
RrrH T.. LAUNDRY, OF the former pace.
MANsFiELD-VALENriyE.- E.-On Monday. July ., 1870
by the Rev. Bishop LIttleohn, assisted by the Rev.
Dr Paddock at Holy TRINITY church, OF Brooklyn, Rev.
FRANCIS MASsriELp of Chicage, LIZZIE, only dough-
Of James W. Valentine OF Greenpoint, L. l. No
cards
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
BIRTH.
BIRTH.

RrrnERyoRp Fort Columbus. New York Haroors
July 81 1876 the wife of First Lieutenant X g. huth'
eriord, Twelfth United states infantry, OF . son.
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dull aud holders less firm they last week
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA. July 81, 1876
Spanish gold. 223 q 223h. Exchange active: o the
United States, 90 dRvs currency 2s discount; short
sight do II discounts 90 days, gold, 81 premum;
short sight do. 9 9a premium: London. .oH ~
premium; Paris, "a premium Sugar frmer bat
quotsbly higher.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON July 27-Evenng -Linseed oil, 23s 3D. per
cwt spirits turpentine, 23s 90. per cwt
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$1,000 Mo SIS ! BIDS. -.
1000 do. b.. .........
300 &. RIA PTS.
1000 \ j G LIST, con.
10000 do. ...........
1000 n } Cen conv.
600 NJ & ST IAN.
1000 Nj . y + con ; l..
1000 do e. .....bc
lOoD Lrie 81 IN. g. -.
300 Long Dock bs.
1000 do. .......
1VUOO M&Es 7's,'7l.bc
iUUl u fnc lsh ist..
500 Tn Pac $ f.....c
5uUU North Mo lst..
4UU isc Of Mo ID.
5000 Git Western I'd.
luDhJ " est / r. 1890
5000 w Tn Tel C, 1900
&U l. X \ con. 'sS.
900 y " 30 bic
500 II \ 81 J s's. be
10 shs Hanover Bank
10 Bk of \ Y. Y.........
lOb Del a II tau...D &C
100 l = Express. g.
30 do. b c.s3
b Adams Xxx be
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r L. July y. 1876
Printing cloths nomnaiy 3c. cmsh Tor best 64x64
ket dull aud holders less firm they last week
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40. do. coupon, lls7s lls; do nves, 1851, regis
tered, III ll714; do do, do, coupon, llsH
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THURSDAY. July 81, ls7d
Rkfnkn CALL.-lu A. d.
100 Ohio X NJ RR pf.

lO:l AND ll:5J 4. NJ.
0 $4,000 Cs5's. r. 's1.... III
. 1000 L 5 o's, cur. I2ota
~
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rToN-Npot was In better demand and quot atons were
red mp Lice. Futures hrmer The closing prices
" compare with Wednesdays prices as follows

-Staned-ood ordinary. strict good ordinary 9lsc
low middling, lO5sc mdding 1oc. Spot ol
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Grand Concert,

The concert given by Mr.. Ivan f. Nor
awski will come of at Baxter music hall
this evening. The programme embraces
some of the finest music, and the artists
engaged are guarantee that it will be we'll
rendered. Beside MIR. Morawski, who Is
great fsvorite here, Miss Ida Hubbell,
Miss Emma Wilkinson, and Mr. w. s..
Leggat, all New York musicians of fine
reputation, will appear also, Miss Frank
NJ. Burt of Castleton, and Messrs. F. NJ.
Davis and Horace Baxter of Rutland. The
pianist, Mr. j. Durege, is a fine performer.
The piano is Weber grand, engaged ex-
pressly for this occasion through Mcclure
& Hall. Reserved seats can be obtained
through the day at j. B. Meeker's music
store. A large number were sold yester-
day, and the prospects of a full house are
f1atteripg.
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BY TELEGRAPH
The Belknap Impeachment.
WASHINGTON. May 81.

WASHINGTON, May 81.
The senate having decided that it has
Jurisdiction in the Belknap case, the opin-
ion Is expressed that the trial will be post
poned until November when the senate
will reasonable for that special purpose
Belknap has large number of witnesses
to be examined, and as his cousel will con-
test every step of the managers on the part
Of the house, there is strong probability
that the trial will continue six weeks or
two months. NJ. Lord, chairman
os the board of managers, expresses the
opinion that IL will occupy at
least six weeks. 1t is believed that to go
on with the trial now would prolopg the
session of congress until the latter part of
August or the first OF September, as in adj
dition to the time consumed by trial, n
month or six weeks will be required to
finish up the necessary legislative business
of passing annual appropriation bills.
A number of senators favor postponing
the trial until fall, and when the question
10 submitted to the senate they will urge
their views as to the Availability of such
postponcment. |. is aso suggested by
several senators and prominent members
of the house that the trml should be ost-
poued until the first Of July in order to
afford in the meantime reasonable prospect
of action by the senate on appropriation
bills. Aside from these cons 'derations grave
doubts are expressed whether, In view
of the fact that lea, than two thirds e the
senate have voted Ia favor OF Jurisdiction
there is anything "a he lived ty p'oce Il
i1g with the 'riil al nj Vcsy emf cnt
legal authorize, assert that the twenty =
nine senators who yesterday voted egg Inst
taking jurisdiction will not De precluded by
the senates action from voting not gull y
on this jurisdictionsl ground when tire
final issue is presented.
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LOCAL MENTION.

The Sherman band were guests of the
Paige house while in town.
James l.. Taylor has opened barber
shop corner Union and Furnace street.
A special meeting of Nickwackett engine
company this evening at seven o'clock.
We failed to receive reports of Memorial
day services in several towns where ar
rangements had been made for reports.
Charles f. Huntoon returned yesterday,
after several months sojourn in California
and on the Pacific coast, locking and feel
ing very much improved in health.
Gen. +. II. Ripley contributed three
beautiful wreaths, yesterday, one for Capt.
Edward Reynolds, who was killed at Lees
Mills, Major Dudley, aud one for The I'M
known dead.
A large number of clereymen ard dele
gates passed through town yesterday on
their way to attend the state Sabbath
Foultney to-day.
We publish on the first page an abstract
OF the Grafton of Gen. Stewart l.. Wood
ford of New York, delivered yesterday, at
Arlington cemetery, Virginia, from ad-
vance clips sent us by the orator.
The supper given by the ladies to the
Rutland reformed club will occur at the
Methodist church this evening. The club
will meet at their rooms at seven o'clock,
as important business is TO be transscttd
before the supper.
Mr.. G. G. Frost Of Auburn, Me-, who
made hosts of friends during his recent
visit will speak to the people of Rutland
on temperance and reform next Friday
evening, June 2. As the Town hall is en-
gagged for that evening, one of the churches
will be used, notice of which will hereafter
be given.
The Sherman band visited the residences
of ex-Gov. Page, Col. w. G. Veazey,
Capt. s H. Kelley, the Paige and Bard
well houses where they we're cordially ie-
ceived, and dscoursed some of their sweet
est music. They also paid their compli-
ments to James H. Dyer, an honorary
member of the band, where they were hos
pitably entertained.
Among the arrivals at the Bardwell house
yesterday were Hon. +. X. Hard, Burling.
ton; Rufus Wainwright, Middebury; Hon.
r. G. Abel, West Haven; A. p. Graham,
Winhall: Hon. J. g. Burton, Rupert !;
Julius j. Estey, Brattleboro; Rev. II Clark
Robbins, Capt. L. E. Sherman, Ludlow ;
Rev. r. G. johnson, Springfield Meyer
Friend, Albany; Rev. W. N. WILDER, Sax
toms River; w. G. Harrington, West
Rupert Frank GILMORE, Boston, and H..
N. White, New York.
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Who Harvey Is-The Kerr Witness.

VINO darney 1s-Tne Kerr witness.
New YORK, May 80.
The history of Lawrence Harvey and
A. p Green, who have recently achieved
fame in connection with charges against
Speaker Kerr is being ndustriously hunt
ed up by metropolitan news gatherers and
published. The following is Harney's
record, according to the Sun: 1t is well
known among politicians in this city that
he was formerly conductor on the Third
avenue railroad while William A. Darling
was its president. When Darling was
elected to congress in 1865, Harney ac-
companied him to Washington as valet,
and was appointed assis ant doorkeeper of
the house thI ough DArlIng's inf ience He
was assigned to the democratic side of
the house, which enabled him Ia form
the acquaintance of the democratic men,
hers. On the appointment of Darling in
1870 to be appraiser of the port. Harvey
was given position under him. He acted
as messenger and doorkeeper, but classed
on the pay-rolls SIS clerk. His pay was
81 800 year. His intimate relations with
Darling caused much scandal. He is
nineteenth ward politician and was one of
John Davenport's supervisors of election.
A number of stories are published about
his having secured or promised to secure
other appointments in the army besides the
one under investigation. A. p. Green, for
whom Harvey bought the commission,
came from the fourth ward. His occupa-
tions have been various since 1865. He
has been an army officer, marshal, survey
or, instructor and stable keeper.
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The Centennial,
PHILADELPHIA, May 30.

PHILADELPHIA, May 80.
The attendance at the exhibition to-day
10 much the largest since the opening. 1t
ia estimated that between 40 600 ana 90,
900 people were on the grounds at two
O'Clock. All the buildings were thronged
with people, the main building and nc
mortal hall being the chief attractions, ana
during portions Of the day were uncomfort-
ably full. A delegation of bankers from
New York to the number of $780, arrived
this morning and were received at the ne
bankers and brokers building on the
grounds. After prayer, the party ad-
iourned to the judges hall, where speeches
we're made according to programme Thu
afternoon Su-an b. Anthony addresses tn.
Seventy-six club at the press headquarters
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Pittsford High School.

The president term of the Pittford high
school closes Thursday June l., Prof, LAW
renee Phelps, principal. The examination
of the several classes takes place Wednes-
day and Thursday. The examining CON-
mittee are DR.. A. NJ. Caverly. Rev. r. T..
Hall and G. NJ. Winslow OF Brandon. On
Thursday evening the annual exhibition
will take place. The Otter Greek valley
band will furninsh tho music.
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Now is the time to visit Morse Brothers
Drug Store and refresh yourself with a
glass of ice cold Soda Water, made with
genuine Fruit Juices and Genuine Cream,
mot milk. You can also obtain Saratoga
Mineral Waters, Geyser and Pavilion, by
the glass, fresh from the springs. The
Green Mountain Root Beer is very healthy
beverage, made entirely of Roots and Herbs,
something new this season, drawn from our
elegant soda fountain. Try it, only cts
Centennial Flags and U. s. Flags for dec
Grafton at 8Ac4E WFt N1i
MORSE Bros. Pharmacy.
The next advertisement will he about
the 4th of July; look out for it.
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LATER.
In EK.
QUEBEC, May 800

" "D1-Nj I'f' % " 7. M
The-fire continues to rage with undated
fury. Already the houses destroyed may
be counted by hundreds Almost the
whole population Of the lower.part of St
Louis suburbs are moving, and hundreds
OF poor unfortunate sufferers will be CON-
PEELED to pass the night in The open fields.
Thousands of people aIe On the streets
viewing the fire. Tue water was turned
off from the ward when the fire started,
which will account for its rapid spread.
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Republican Convention.

New ORLEANS, May 30.
The republican CONVEX ton to nominate
delegates TO Cincinnati, net to day at the
state house. p. Landry, the state admins.
ration candidate, was elected temporary
chairman by an overwhelming majority
The usual committee IN credentials
we're appointed, and IL being decoration
day the convention adjourned till to-mor-
row. 1t is stated that Kellosg, Packard
and Pinchback, with Brown, Lewis Or
Nash As fourth, will be el ctcd delegates.
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yAUNDICE and BILIOUsNEsS. Who knows
good remedy for these dsorders7 We are as.
snied AyWOOb'> Vegetable, Pay sicai
Jaundlce suffers W II effect speedy cure
rnty nave NEVER FAILED TO SATISFY ALL wHt
HAVE USED THEN rr Jaundlce, -. spep,ia, bii
lousness, etc Beware OF limitations TIT
genuine has private proprietary stamp OF Johr
=. Hen over the cork sold by all dealers
Manhattan Med. Co. proprietors. JOHN v
HENRY. CUkRAN 4 co., New YORK, Whole
nAls Agentss apriodtnth&skwAw
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A Card.

Roberts post return thanks to the cti.
zens of Rutland for the generous contribu
ton of flowers used to-day in the memoria
service. They also cordially thank all or
CARNATIONS SO kindly aiding in the observ
ance of the day.
SAMUEL II. KELLEY,
Commanding Post IA.
Rutland, May 30. 1876.
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Fourth Of July at Pittsford

Pltsford will celebrate the Fourth of
July. The exercises will be held in the
grove of II. F. Lathrop. HoE. Isaac G..
Wheaton will be president Of the day.
Stephen A. Walker of New York city has
been invited to deliver the Grafton. A ss-
lutte will be fired, and an old fashioned Gel
ebratlon of Independence day will be OBJ
aarvpd
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Cabinet Changes.

WASHINGTON, May 80.
The understanding is thar all recent cab
met changes will take practical effect the
nrst of June. Cameron is expected to take
charge of the war department on the frs
prox. Judge Pierrepont will leave New
York for England the 22i of June.
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County Conference.

The Rutland county conference of Con.
gregational churches will be held at the
c, ingregational, church in West Rutland
Tuesday and Wednesday, June and Z
The conference consists of the pastor and
three delegates from eachi Congregations
church in the county.
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The Mason & Hamlin Organ Company
are represented at Philadelphia by thirteen
of their world-renowned organs, declared
by all critics to be the finest lot of instru-
ments ever exhibited anywhere. These or
gaus have always taken the highest awards
when exhibited in competition with other
organs. This is fact worthy the consid-
Grafton of any who are thinking of buying
an organ. Over 10000 of these organs
are rented by the month until the rent pays
for them. Il. II. WooD,
d&w General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
have one new buggy wagon, made by
Promo, for sale cheap. Il. Ii. WooD.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPrIcRR,}
WASHINGTON, May 3l-l a. m.
For New England, rising, followed by
falling barometer; slowly rising tempera.
tare. easterly TO southerly winds, and clear
or partly cloudy weather.
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WONDERFUL IN ITs RESULTS There is
no medicine that has accomplished so much
as .Shilot's Consumption Cure. 1t has es-
tablshed the fact that consumption can be
cured, while for asthma, bronchitis, Group,
hoarseness, whooping cough, and all lung
diseases 1t has no equal. No medicine was
ever sold on such favorable terms, If 1t was
unreliable it would be the greatest folly to
guarantee 1t. 1t costs nothing to try II o.
il can be returned If 1t does not give salts
faction after using two-thirds OF bottle.
Call at my store and get a sample bottle,
10 cents, or regular size for so cents or
81. If your lungs are sore or chest or back
lame use Shiloh's Bellabonna plaster, which
seldom fails to give relief.
A. w. HIGGINs, Rutland Rice s. Co.
Castleton DIR. Meeker 81 DR.. Campbell,
Poultney; w. Sweet, Fairhavenj else
where by dealers generally.
HAoKMRTAoK" q new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&wly
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DAILY GLOBE WEDNESDAY MORNING.


The best in the world. Read what Strauss
a1d Wehli say about 1t
STRAuss-"Your pianos astonish me. !
have never yet seen any pianos which equal
yours"
Madame Parepa called your
piano the best in the United states. l fully
endorse that opinion. They have no rival
anywhere"
These magnificent instruments may be
seen at our store. Catalogues sent free
MCCLURE s. HALL.
Mutual Exchange Block, So West st.
apr11d&wlf
Don't Forget This,
that the Estey organ Factories are the largest
in the world, make the most organs. over 1000
being In use, anc Notwithstanding the hard
times are now making nearly 1900 org ans every
month. They are not only the best and cheap
est, but are sold on the easiest terms Of any
organ made. II any one says to the contrary,
don't you believe It, but address for catalogues
and information,
GEORGE @. DAY,
nov22dSwly Rutland, vt.