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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
A Difference.

There are some people who have one
stN L. of manners ut home and quite an
other style ahI Dad. To strangers they
are all atfabilitN, good nature and saint
illness. To their families they ae
brusqur, Snappish and cross. You meet
them Oh the street, OF in the car, or at
IL public gathering, and their faces
beam with smiles: their mouths over
flow with jokes and mIrthfulueS>. and
their manners are us perfect in Suavity
us were the famous Lord Chesteriicld's.
What polite man Mr.. is
What Il pleasant spoken lady Mrs.
-i is" Such is your judgment, and
it is ii Judgment warranted. too. bN
their conduct. for a more cheerful look
ing couple YOU could scarcely find But
when they have passed from the public
view ; when they have entered their
own house aud the restraint of society
is removed, how is it with them then ,
What has become of the mans manners
nov, and where has the ladNs gracious
hess gone W here now Is THEN wit :
where all their cheerful words where
the smiles that wreathrd their lips and
broke the smnothnesS of their faces into
laughing curves and mirthtul lines 1
And the tones of their voices. that wrr,
;" sweet and genial, where. pray. ha,
THEN music fled What Il glum cuupl.
they are a. they enter their own house
And how little OF their best selves d,
they take with them as they enter tn.
doors. What Il pity that we Shonlt
treat strangers and mere acquaintance.
better than We treat those we love
O.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
CofTnS and Caskets,

Manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail by
l. ID HOW ARD EAST OF DEPOT at Greatly Re.
duced Rates "
.g 'askets upholstered and trimmed at short
notice al the rooms over Ira HARvEYs Variety
Store Eastern Avenue. Cali i'll and examine nv
work '
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
BIackSmithing!

The subscriber has opened hi, shop Concord
AN'nur III summer lille. where horse sh"-iug an,
I"IaIrln. viii hr done III w"I kmIulikr manner
- Sp'riIi Gtrs,,f,"H Irii 10 "rscredcLiHy. iHrrr
ttr,HJ and tune hUrsrS JOHN LApp
.? If II .InlusburN Vi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23
FIRE WORKS !
N. E. Fire Work Laboratory
4. r.. MA>TEN, ryrotechni>t.
No. 10 Hawley Street, Boston, Mass.
announce that their stock ior the
Centennial Celebrations of July 4, '76

Is most extensive aud complete. We have pr"duc-
ed this season tn" best lot of goods have
manufactured aud intr",uc, this wear and 81
rgant devices III tire works made only AT la
hnTatnry. together with large variety of drcnra-
tiuns tags lanterns fire crackers, tnTV,,irs. and
Illuminating spcCIatIes, most appropriate Ia this
anniversary. For public private displays. no
superior goods can IL, found. We guarantee salts
faction Ia every purchaser and liberal prices. Com
mittees should apply at once Give ynur orders
now, write ms " hat y"ur proposed arrang rmrnts
or wants are without delay good selections can
thus be- made. plans perfected and success assured
for brilliant celebration of the GLORIOUS Fourth.
Send for descriptive catalogue and price list. For
private displays We put up Boxes of assorted
Fire Works from 81 90 to - 100 90 in value,
which are safely shipped to any distance G. q. u.
ADDRESS. Il. +. WELLS Agent for n +. Labnra-
tory. Il iawlcy st. Corner Milk ST, Boston.
2--3l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23

We would take the liberty to advise our patrons
to come early, and have something made up for
the hot weather Don't wait until some hot day ill
July before you order a light suit
st. Johnsbury. Vi March 81 ls76
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10
DIED.

BARRoN. On the morning Of the 9th Of October,
r., alter Ions and psnful illness EMILY, rsliot
Ser funeral VIII take place from her late resi
afternoon, al ~ oolOck The friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
,s BRUCE A. ls:a9 2: m, on the s,h Of October,
I Ias, a Ode. beloved caught o. Alexsnder ana
The funeia win lake . lace on "wednesday, osto-
Der Ih, from the 18th str eet Presbytsrian Church.
~ oeleck p m belstiy % and friends are iRyi,sa
BATES. Tuesday morning, octobsr 10th, 1876,
long and psisfaI illness. s.HAS rHTtSs s s
q is ss1ser Of the late
Her funeral Will take place from the residence OF
her husband, 10; eiS street north ssst, AZ 9
the family are invited, without further notice.
BURoH. On Tuesday, October no. ls7s, ct tvo
O'Clock 9. n, nrs MARs ARKT nxIIY BrRcH, RS
hot OF Charles Jesse Bureh, In the s4tA rear Of her
The funeral win take place from rssidspos. No.
1905 street northwen, on THURSDAY, the l3ts
.ss nT.s To a. ses
please copy.I
ing q October ssS. ias: Hn. xss 4. EILs, siis
70 attend her funeral froo her isse rssidseee, Ne
: 81 e: = s :sssss; on WEDNESDAY
GRIFFIN. AZ 4 O'Clock, on the morning Of osss-
Der 70, is76, RIEALDo p. okIFsIs, assd S. yssrs'
o.so: e ss assss hosss.sss rssr 80 ,s,
nipg 81 ocieck. kslatNss and frissAs are Ia
MCGUIRE. October eth. ISIS. ., NJ o'clock ..
County Sligo, ireland.
80: r:isii.s. enc friend: are respectfully 70
81 esq .. N. Solemn High nass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10
CHAEClRT SALE o. VALUABLE I'M
" PROVED AND UNIMPaOVED RUsI
gsTATn IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF

=, By virtue Of deer. passed By the Supreme -
day Of Oct Der, a. " 1876, in . cause thereto E:
P.Ldins betse cen Della b. Jewell. CON pla,nsnt aod
5os EQUITY Docket III. SCI. fa.q G p SiIie
suction, to the highest bidder, a. the timss and
Pscei nereinsfe. specified the following parcsIs Of
o. sEpsIsDAY, tn, 18Th instant. on tn.
s ss 81 Of LS
Mitehell recorded subdivision OF original lot num-
thirty sight i2ssJ, 10 the city Of arlington, Dis
tIoI Of tolumhis This lot is situated In the alley
wet and is improved BY t1o story brick dwelling.
u On On The same AN day, At O'Clock m on the
according to sry's recorded subdivision Of lots ID
nun bsIed ave, six spd seven, in square numbered
Of Washington. obtained within the following
metes snd bounds: Beginning for the ,ams at 3
twot0 inches south from the northwest angle OF
taid and running thence south on 9th Street
ninety nine feet four inoSs: th.n sos' north sa
ISrty eight - feet six t6l inches; thence west
hi, lot improved with tnrss t. Q.
story frame dwelling houses, each having q front
o. . feet inches. Zach house Will be sold seps-
s On rB URsDAY. the 9Th instant, at O'Clock
mi 81 john 'e Rs
s s, IN, sSeoy,9n q DIT Of tract Of Land sit
aid Known = Pissssnt Piains included WITHIN n.
following folio %stss and bounds; Bsginnins for the
f1efces Iii, and running thence south nfty (50)
thence north City feet; and tssnoe ssst one hun
a,sS and sixty leol feet 20 the psos Of bssnnins.
being aust p15a e College
On the o s 81. I'll 20, % "a
Ia E. sa ss; If 1s::
streets, end 10 improvsd-by desirable two story
s. On TniTaY the goth instant at O'Clock D.
m, on the premises Will offer for sale Lots NUM-
sss.. @ :as q
ns :s .Sd 2. :: .od lots
s. On the same day, q ~ O'Clock ,. m, will offer
IN n ss " an
Of Lot numb red ten llol, 10 sSusre numbered i've
IN 81, o
and bounds: Commencing for the same ct a poin. on
81 ~ ss the
sSsf siS1s stree, ten az Fest thence ives,
ten FEET and thence .s.. s pGE eei
fopr . inc inches 10 the place Of bseinaiDg.,
for se on the premises, one fouPtn unds Gdsd
ieterest o. tenant IN cannon fee Of ali that art
81 nv. sDs Is
city OF Washington, contained within the following
Of o 5 the the
e.s twenty seven wen ~ fee, thence south one hun.
~, ed aud nVe flUoI 1oet, thence east twenty seven
(i7) feet ana thence north hundred and i've LOO
feet to the place Of beginning.
The terms OF sale, az prescribed by said decree,
are: One third OF the purchase money In cash, and
the balance In two equal paym -nts az six and twelve
months, with interest at Per cent secured to the
satisfaction OF the Trustee Unless the terms of sale
Ale complied with In teu days, tie Trustee will
sell, 81 he risk and cost CT defAultiBg pureha
A DE- posit Of $50 will be required each piece Of
property at the time the is sold. All convey
ancirg and records At the cost Of purchaser.
X. ROSS PeRRY, Trustee, No 342 ID ct.
YOUNG MIDDLETON. Auction.ers,
ocB LIE DrOit Building,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

A FUDDLED COUNTIES IN LrMBo.-They
had q live countess ia hoe at the sth-street
station house last night. She gave her name
as Ellen Melville, and was charged with
being drunk and disorderly. Accompanying
her was her son, q bright, Intelligent looking
lad OF ten years. Mrs. Melville, It appears,
rented apartments yesterday morning on
1th street, near Plum. About O'Clock In
the afternoon she returned TO them, much Ia
toxicated, and very noisy. A difficulty en-
sued ,whep she gathered such q crowd arou nd
the house that Officer Dunn was called on 70
arrest her Mrs Melville Ia said to have
very romantic history. She is now about 80
years OF age, and very progressing In ap-
pearance. Her first husband, the officers
say, was Mr.. Melville, who died, leaving
her with son and large fortune. In Paris
she married again, this time wedding q
French count, who doesn't seem to have
been OF much account at all, for shortly after
marriage he ran away from his new-found
happip ess, taking with MIN some SO, 600
worth OF her diamonds. Last night she took
her deprivation OF liberty with the noncha-
lance OF philosopher. She claimed that she
had not been drunk, and In suostantiation
OF her word alleged the fact that she had
only drank three glasses OF beer, s'and that"
said, "would have but little effect on me, as
1 often, In London, drank great deal more
or 'half-and-half' without being affected by
it" Mrs. Melville threatens To sue the city
for false imprisonment.-tCo sciva Iii Enquirer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10
nUHoAAsoN BROS, Auo,ioneer..

,hUsTIBg SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
s SSS,LIs s4RssT Sd Ssossia, svls vi
By virtue 81 deed OF ;ust sivea to me, -
f G;ss1 s ee%ss so ;;h l.. iS SHIy Ieesrad u
Ct aton county. In the nj trict Of Dol lnoia
and By request of the parties secured the eby will
day SO sss istn
in front OF Ire pre- nises ali that piecs or parcel OF
oeunb sOd upon the sroaua :s. or o.u
,aa CITY e. being ss,s Of square nqabsred pine
At point sh street east distsns eighty Six fest
souh from the he rthwest corner of sAd square and
.sd S,s stree, with .sd adsh of
Twelve Feet ak inches to the lin. OF that part OF
HarrSssOn and B. T.SS S1 deed dated
November 81, 1884, and recorded Am ing the land
s. SfHs N
tthers bS deed dated September IL, 1874, an I re
the inptoy emsrts, rights, privileges ssd hsredits
ments 10 The same belonging or in any wise sppsr-
A,so, By virtue Of t.o deeds Of trust, duly re-
COUNTY in The District Of ooiuU bis and o. req ue.
Q, TIE Iar,er seEgTsh t1ereoy s sell q public
i.e: ali th.t piece Or parcel Of land .su..s ltos
tIict Of Columbia, and known and desig mated on
the sIouLd plan or plat Of said CIV a. and being
described as foiIov,: BE- ginnisg 'or the same AZ
pfnt fcry Iour feet south from this nor the ast cor
nsI OF said ,9psre and fronting 9th street east,
sou.f erly direction to o point on GeorSia avenue
Get from Oh street east. thence northeastery
along 6eIgis svenus thirty feet to 9th street east
snd from thence bSrth along 9th street east to place
of beeiaping together with eli the imprsv emen ts
Iisbs and b reditamenss 10 the same belong ing or
In any wise apper.aiaing
Terms Of sale: One third ,sh; the balance In six
and twelve months. notes beariog interest Of the
the premises sold. A deposit Of 100 will be re
CURED upon each lot ct time Of sails. All convey
sale are not complied With within seven dsys In om
sac, inc Trustee reserves the right to resell the
chaser. upon giving five Gays notice in some psper
publ he'd !, N ashiD gton, ID. q.
ocf7 RICHABD J.EARNsHAw, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10
nUNCAEsOH BROS, Auc<1onosrs,
u Southeast corner 9th and streets u. W.
TRUsTIHe SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
II Oh lsTH AID srRanfs H0krH-

dsttd the tn day Of July, 4. b 1875, and re- Ga
II the Land rec srds Of Wsshngton County, Dis,rict
Of Columbia, and at the request Of the party
thereby. win sel, e public auction, in front Of
Der, A. d. 1876, at O'Clock ,. IN al those certain
pieces or % ces OF land ttusts and ing In the city
grouro plat and plan Of raid city e lots numbered
twenty i've - and twenty six Is IN "a care nun.
to A. ysr6on's e q. subdivision Of oaA a usrs,
recorded in Iiber =. walack, folio ave, 80 "a ths
which oonsise Of . Brick store ed DVsIhls.
Ter Ole.tair1 cssh, bslaaes = one ssa txo
cured b. DECD Of nus O D. $1,000 seld. d.
poeit Of ols Gin be required q The u9s Of sels:
ssls ere NOT eo0DliSA Viih fl esva asyg feea sale
To SusecS rss9v1 tes riens g rSsn - 1sSpSy
after GlviDa I've days n0eoo In 800 DADer DebtsA'
es = 49, s''eS issSies o. WUxY, 1r,ssss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

THk DANBuRr NHws MAN Al A Iro-
1LuknkLThe Danoury News man "a. N. Bsi-
icy made his nrst appearance on the lectur.
PLATFORM before Boston audience, Thurs-
osy evening, and seems 10 have m ade a yerr
Pheasant Impression. His subject Was % Ens
land as seen from a back wiudowS and ths
BODY OF the lecture was plain but in teresting
narrative OF q keen Yankees observation
10 inc mother country, especially on home
Iiie, character and customs. There was
nothing 70 call out uproarious laughter, but
= VEN OF refreshing humor throughout,
sample extracts: In abiding 10 the queen he
said she was ~ much ecluded from view n n
II she bad been driven into the ground with a
steam hammer. She knew nothing OF tue
oenghn OF boarding mp old rags for new TN;
oL encnsnging recipes with Q next door
neighbor, or OF standing half an hour ia peat
lng Gown shop keeper on q nve-cent paper
OF hair pins. Who ever thought OF 4 one
legged duke or q cross-eyed duchess, or a
p Ml WIN q Wen on the top OF his head2
pe Just the same rs other people were aud az
folly mean. Every Englishman carried an
umDrella al all times-at least until some
american got acqusinted with him. TIE
Terms OF endearment among the common
people were "dear" and ssdeary" aloye-
and "lovey," and similar expressions. and
tney were heard with distressing frequency.
stlIl ne didn't know but on the whole they
were preferable TO "old man" aud sold
woman or even 10 "old mutton bead. .
ne surprised tne audience by his calm but
aorupt ending, so much so that all retained
tneir seats AFTER the speaker had retired from
me desk, falling TO comprehend thai the
lecture was finished. He had been telling
now much money he had saved In England
Dy taking advantage Of the low prices
And all this" said be 81 We 10 the South
sea islanders-whenever i met one,1 and
thereupon sat down.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
eEPTEMBIR nth, 1876.


AM LEAVE WARHIWcTOU
S:OO-BaItimore IlIieott (lity And w Az Stations
6:l0-Baltinore, Annapolis, And way Stations,
MAR Stan As sao insof"ooisse s'eios'
T.lO-BaItinere ana AIexandrta Jnnetton sun
day stopa n Anr spois junction
s.I0-HeW YOU Phjfsdalnhis a. Ro..on Nv
press PnIim.n P.rio,p "a. snS S Du AZ
Il way efations '' SU'' S
e:3O-Bsitinore And WAY Stations
e:4O-Ohicaso, Cfncinnati 81 Louis and Pitts.
burs ExTrs.s SraSsrtek Ms.s,,tnSn Ana
VALLEY Roa6 psrior And aias ~. Nc con
ne tion Tor Ghtcs go a.tMrd S,V'po's' Nv WI
e:AS~Point OF RooSs Ana WA atat,on,. Har.
risonbnrs and VA atsttons VsIey R,anch
Piedmont and Wsy stsfions main stem. IA,
esrs.n ."~ wy csesions "s'n sseln' ~
0:35GNsv York ana Rostor Limited Nv ,re.. and
An Esstern Cities No afons. srae.t n Rsiay
Tor tnroueh $500 az ~ Hy~I,,voorIsns phJIs
dSlshis Sannds- ~ !. i,frnnre p.I.y anA
1 unoey 70 DsitWore' neasy' sno
As1ois oniSJ
I2:Is-BaIttmors w.v s,.roc. uu,.ot, ne, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

A QUEER COLORADO FIsH.-It has the
head OF q catfish, the body OF an eel, tne legs
of Ii zard, while the gills are long feathery
plumes. In the fall OF 1859 the writer car
nsh, preserved in alcohol. They were pro-
cured In Gold Lake, Boulder county, q beau u
tiful body Of water, in which they were as
thick rs tadpoles In puddle. One of them
was forwarded to Prof. Agassiz, who said
the flsh was first discovered by Humboldt In
the mountain lakes OF Mexico. He did not
know IL was found north OF that country
him. II II not really . Dish, but belongs 10
the batrachian fsmily.-tGeorgetoWa (Cbl)
Miner. "'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

~"We are all Colonies now" says the
Atlanta Constitution, "there are no plain
citizens left In the state"
~"Hold fast TO that which in good ~ said
the preacher. "Never you mind, parson, {"
said an old man In q far-on free pew, who
appeared 10 be clutching bottle OF old rye
concealed In the breast pocket of his seedy
coat, "No bogus deacon kin get this here
from me; not II know it, Ne,c Orleans Re-
gylfbltcQ0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10

A MUSICAL DoG.-The Troy whig has
the following narrative: "a gentlemau in
this city IL the owner OF q small Scotch ter
rler that shows . decided taste for music.
Dung lady, his daughter, IL taking les
sons on the piano, aud many hours are given
TO practice. One day the dog was IN the
room he showed great interest In the piano
He jumped upon the table and looked ut it,
ran under AND around IL, and leaped upon IL,
and peered into il az IL trying 70 find out
where the sounds came from. One day
when tie young lady wa playing the dog
tried TO initiate the notes. Afterward. while
she was practicing, the dog almost
daily would try To sing. He did not bar K
nor howl, as dogs will often do at the sound
OF bells. Although he could not pronounce
"a. sol, Ia, mi, do, &c, he succeeeded In a
good imitation OF the sounds and could cause
bis voice TO rise and fall with the notes All
tots was at first In the presence OF only the
young lady. When she told her mother
and invited her to be present the dog would
not sing. By and by, however, bis fondness
for music overcame his bashfulness, and be
would sing In the presence OF the two ladies
Afterwards other members OF the family
were called In, and now the dog, having con-
quered bis modesty and gained confidence In
his own power, will exhibit his musical tai
ents In the presence of any company. He is
certainly 9 wonderful dog, and II properly
encouraged may learn to talk a. well as 70
sing, and become living proof OF the OAR
wtnian theory Of evolution"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-10
ID A. DABNEILLE, Real Estate Auctioneer.
GEORGErOW n In al


~ virtue Of deed OF trust, dated July ilth, -
Wa hipgton county, ID. O, IN Liber rs, folio Ilk
cured thereby, we will sell at public auction, on
MOkDAH, the 18th day OF October, 1876, ct az
O'Clock N In front OF the premises all that csr
tain piece Of property 10 Georgetown, District Of
Columbia, which WAS conveyed By VIM. Lsird, Il. .,
TO John Davidson by deed dated July IS, 1853, ana
recorded smspg tic land records for said District
In Liber j. 4. b., No Co. folio 800, and contained
within and bounded By the following boundaries
that 10 TO the north By Water street, on the
vest by the corpoTa iion fab wharf, the south
by the channel Of the Potomac river, and on the
By Ohio NJ. Linrhioum and others By deed dated De-
eember l6 1850, being Also the same pro Ierty
veyed 70 Joseph L Savage b. Charles III Laub and
wife by deed dated November g. 1859. Said PROF.
sIty Is Improved By large Brick Warehouse.
Terms Of sale, a. prescribed by saii deed. are:
5000, with 10 per cent interest from the 1th eaS
OF January ls6; together with the expenses Of the
sale In cash balance In six and twelve mouths,
cured BY notes bearing interest and dead Of trust
the property Sold which tsrms by consent Of those
third cash; balevce IN nix and twelve months. se;
deed OF trust on the properly, olOo in essh when
the property is struck on Conve aneing ct pur.
chaser cost II the terms are not complied with In
days from sac, the II usfses reserve the right
TO ell the property M the risk and cost Of the de-
fsultips pure hassr, after ave days notice OF such
resale in loms neysDsper lgbitshed In the city Of
Warrington. PRoRRSSsst11, Trustees.
oei5-d&ds y. d. OLBARY ,Salssman.
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what a BuIIs-ry. sse. -.

lnere are plenty OF incidental dtsturb-
range the bullet il liflod slons 49, .s,s s.e
natter trajectory or greater speNs vo,as
sip over the top OF the target bovn come.
sne e, sa nn. twenty or thirty inohes.
varying. each shot must De fired from IN.
lesson OF The last and the changes 10 ~
meantime II the wind Is blowing up the
range the bullets are retarded aud dnop 10
Tie ground before the target. Ia the case OF
left Side wind, The sight IL moved rixht OF
ieit 70 throw The muExle OF the rtie against
TIE wind The growing OF the ri De may ri We
the swift revolving lesden bolts a nst1rai
"orift' 10 The right This IL q perrnaneof
variation aud may be corrected but the VIM
simi,s ana - i us, and to Eanss lt vernler
permits q lateral motion. One one hundredth
mere corresponds 10 a change OF twenty
,n,n on The target, and 10 Is no unfreQus1t
ming 10 have a marksman using nrteea
PoinU on wind, or, In other words, actual
~ pointing the muzzle OF the gun twenty
G,ss ., more ieet away nom the bulls eve.
The range and partly across. and yaTtshie 4.
slep ktn ss well. and some idea NAV he sot-
ius ss ~ ~ perresity which surrounds good
10y OF bne wind. Some days the prpssure
oi All : grester than on others, sns THIS
Lhust oe allowed for. A hot sun pourfns
,,,;s, upoS damp range rises . shi N ner OF
COX, precisely as one would see an s,hleot
scross Lhe room when looking over 4 not
msn, al Lbs s ~ perpexing The variation Of
tarset center. Heat and cold afV.cts the gn,
metal And depress or elevate the rytns Sni-
let But before those matters are atrendea
10 me rinemsn must be sure OF his weapon.
oonhdent OF bis accuracy; his powder must
possess the same strength each and every
DAY, and nom charge 20 charge the bullets
must be without air holes, without dent or
scratch, OF the same hardness OF metal and
accurately shaped. The ride must be unit
formly clean from shot 20 shot. Aud then.
when the msn has mastere A all these iterns
sno can hold his rife true 10 the little bulb
nle OF NE spirit gauge that rests across the
psL.e. oelNeen the front and rear sights; can
hold IL with q wise ike CRASH. can re-
pIess IoI moment all motion aud bold his
neso stesoy as rock. and pull on three
pVu aps RESISTANCE OF the Trigger and care not
I've, tnen, III he has not misjudged IN any
particular, may he hope to see the rising of
NeI0 fOrk World