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Horse Flesh.

On Saturday the team Of Mr.. Eph. shaver,
standing before Ii. J. Gilens store, started on a
general exploring tour, down Court, Main, Co
lumbus, Min and La Sale streets. At the corner
of La Sale and Madison streets, the democrat
wagon colldcd with load Of lumber and freed
it from the horses, which, crossing the street,
took to the sidewalk, maandcrcd down the street,
thence onto Columbus street TO the Galloway
House, where things were repaired, and Mr.. 5.
drove home.
On "Wednesday afternoon Sheriff McIntlrc lost
a fine horse 10y drowning. Mr.. T. Mclntire drove
the team into the Illinois river under the wagon
bridge, where lie unexpectedly got into deep
wafer and quick-saud, aud in the Laundering one
horse was drowned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

Centennial Visitors will be interested to know
that there is an organization in Philadelphia
known rs the Centennial Lodging House Agcn-
cy," which is endorsed by the Mayor and Coun-
ell of Philadelphia and by the Centennial Com
mission. They have at their disposal ten thou
sand rooms in private boarding houses, which
are let, including supper, lodging and breakfast,
at $3.50 per day. Tickets for one day are for sale
at most Of the railroad depots IN the country and
by Mr.. Lee at the c., B. Il g. depot in Ottawa
Holders of such tickets are met by messengers
on the trains approaching Philadelphia, who di
rect them where to 90.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01
Teachers Institute.

County Teachers Institute Will be held at sreator
commencing August 2lst at O'Clock and continuing
one week.
Experienced and successful teachers, including Prof
Piper Prof j. H. Freeman VIM. Brady, II. Z. Robbins and
others, viii assist In the work.
1t is proposed to organize and conduct an ungradet
school in which approved methods of teaching will be Illus
trated by appropriate exercises.
Teachers from adjoining counties will be welcomed and
all assured hospitabe welcome by the citizens OF
Streator.
Prot. David Swing will lecture Thursday evening
August 9th.
The appropriation reserved from last year will nearly de-
fray the expense of the Institute.
X. WILLIAMS,
Julylt County Superintendent OF Schools,
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One More.

MARRIED-On Thursday exering, ut p. NJ,
by Rev. Mr.. Moffat, Mr.. L. A. PERRY, to Miss
HELEN REYNOLDS, at the residence of DR.. Rey-
nolds, South Ottawa,
Mr. Perry, it will be remembered, is one OF the
gcntlemanly proprietors Of the lie Bon'Ton, and
has lived among us for a number Of years, dur
ing which time he has gained host of friends.
Mrs. P. is au excellent lady, and we congratulate
Mr.. Perry on his success Success to you, friends;
long life and all happiness.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01
New advertisements.
THE Centennial EXHIBITION,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

SIGNED TO COMMEMORATE The ONE HINUREDTH
ANNiy nIsN Of o AMEKIGAE INDEPENpENCE,
1875 All the Nations OF the world ind all the States and
Territories OF the Union viii participate bringing together
chanca Inventions. scientific discoveries manufacturing
achievements. mineral specimens and agricultural pro-
ton are situated on he line Of the railroad
and embrace four hundred and nty acres Of Fsrmount
erected the largest buildings ever
total number Of buildings erected for the purposes Of the
Exhibition ID oyer one hundred,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

On Monday afternoon last Rev. W. S. Speirs,
OF Christ (Eplscopal) church, sent In to the YES
try the resignation of his rectorship, to take ef
feet Immediately, which was accepted. He
preached his last sermon on last Sunday even
ing Rev. Mr., S. goes to Hamilton, Ontario, Can
ada where he has accepted the position as assist
ant at the Cathedral
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

Ottawa is well represented at the College
commandments this year. II. B. Mitchell on
Thursday graduated at the University of Chica-
go; Ed. G. Swift and Lester Strawn, on Wednes-
day at the University of Michigan, and Asbury
Crawford, last week at the Normal school at Nor.
NAL, near Bloomington, Ills. All are men wor-
thy Of their 4lptn Hatres.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01
New stock of Flag Cal,co at Hulrs, today


Notice is hereby given, that on the I'd Monday
doth day. in July, the Board of Supervisors will
meet in this city for the purpose Of equalizine
the County Assessment.
II. A. MCCALEB Clerk.
per Stocksleger, Deputy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

Man KILLED At UTICA.-The ten O'Clock
freight going west on Thursday night, at Utica,
colided with the eastern bound freight that was
standing on the side track, owing to carelessness
in leaving the switch open. Friday morning Mr..
John Stevenson was standing near the wreck
when a car rolled over from the wreck, killing
him almost instantly. The funeral services will
be held at Clark's Hall on Sunday at 10 o'clock,
u.der the direction Of the odd Fellows, OF which
society he was q member. Brethren Of the Vi
cinity are earnestly invited TO be present.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01
Good dress suits from sl5 to $40, at Barnetts

V. B. Weeks, Esq. has returned from his vi
sit East, having taken in the St. Louis conyen-
ton on his way home, and is again ready to at
tend to the law and justice business at his Office
as usual.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!

The last chance to obtain bargains at Lows, as
they are about to leave the city and are offering
special inducements in hats, hair switches and
other goods. Low, No. Court ST.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01
james G. Mcbride 81 Co.'S. Celebrated Ros'
Bud Chewing Tobacco.

Extract from Philadelphia Times of June LIST,
1876:
W. S. Fleming & Co. of No. 9, West Sd ST., Phil
adclphia, having purchased the exclusive right
to sell tobacco on the Centennial Exhibition
Grounds have decided to make the ROSE BUD
their leading brand.
For sale by Mrs. c. II. Schneider, Ottawa, His
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01
Good dress suit. from So to sso at Barnett

v. D. Clark, proprietor Of the Belle Of Otta-
va, ran his boat for the Aurora Light Guards
three times from Hoes grove TO the county
House. for which he received $50; but not be-
ing satisfied. he yesterday sued Jep Nosburs fol-
>lj more. The jury disagreed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

purchase Of clothing, furnishing goods and hats,
call on s. c. Barnett.
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There seems to be full confidence felt in the
ability of the democrats to carry this county
next fail from the number Of democratic candi.
dotcs that are springing up for county offices.
II. A. Rowland, Chas. Catlin and c. H. X, Thorn.
as are already in the field for Circuit Clerk, aud
". l.. Gibson for recordcr-all iirst.class men.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

Ice cream, wholesale and retail, warranted
good as the best made, lemonade, soda, cake
fruits. nuts, and cigars IN endless quantities, for
the Fourth, at l.. Hess, large, cool place. aud
every body invited
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

New DEPARruEr.-Ihe number Of wagons
loaded with lumber passing over the Illinois rycr
bridge for some days past will be explained hy
the following from the Chicago Tune
From Streator 90 Chicago there are three .Hm-
peting railroad lines, yet our lumber m-r, -
claim that Il is impossible for them 90 pI'- re-
the railroads and sell their merchandise 40 iIy-
ing profit The superintendent u the S-rgliUT
Manufacturing company has recently iu4ugur-
ated a new departure in handling lumber Tor
his company. From Chicago hc ships by canal
TO Ottawa. thence o. StreatOr across the country
by wagons, distance Of 10 miles, thereby saving
A good proft on freight alone. He has six teams
now on the road aud in few days will increase
the number TO fifteen. Others, We understand,
are contemplating the same line Of action, and
there will soon De 4 daily line % twenty-five
freight wagons between Streatcr and Ottawa,
giving employment 10 many individuals who
would otherwise remaid idle, aud putting shek-
els into The pockets Of our lumber dealers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01
TO Horse Breeders.

II want to raise something nea stylish full Of pluck
without being retrul and good Tor everything you want OF
horse and breed yonr mares TO the black and white
horse COHANSY. He stands ut his owners, In Grand
Rapids township miles southeast Of Ottawa and miles
southwest of Marsees. Terms: els to insure 30 single
service. tjulyl-lmoD ii. Z. DlChEkMhN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

No need Of being hungry on the ith or an
other day. Only call on !. Hess. at the Postofic,
bakery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

For a Robby suit you must sec J. Christian
In merchant tailoring he can't be beaten, and
has very choice stock Of piece goods both i'm
ported and domestic. satisfaction guaranteed
both as to price and quality.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

MA STEERS SALE.-Nouce Ia hereby given,
WI That by virtue made and entered OF record
by the Circuit Court of La Sale county, state OF Illinois At
the June term Of said court, A. D. 1885, In certain cause
pending said court, the chancery side thereof
wherein Peter Howe complainant and Albert IT, Nc.
Caleb was defendant shall Monday the twenty fourth
day Of July 1876 at the hour OF two O'Clock In the
afternoon day offer for sale at tie south door of the
County Court House In ottawa in said county at public
auction, will then se 20 the highest bidder the follow
ing described property being the ordered by said de-
cree he sold that Ia To Lot Eight In Block Five
In the Town OF Lostant. IN the county OF La Sale and
state OF Illinois. - - .
Terms OF Sale: Cash. GEORGE VI. LELAND,
Dated July LIST. lSIG-jw Master In ChancerY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

The Ottawa Building Association meets next
Monday instead Of Tuesday night.
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and nominated Coy. Joel Parker, of that

and nominated GOV. Joel Parker, OF that
state.
Francis A. Herman, of New York, nomina-
ted Gov. Samuel j. Tilden Of that state Boss
Kelly, instead of seconding the nomination.
proceeded, amid a good deal of confusion, 10
oppose it, but was allowed to have his say.
He was followed, however, by Flournoy' OF
Va, who made point By saying after 'he
earnest demand of the platform tor reform 70
fail to nominate the great reform Governor OF
New York would look like the play OF Ham.
let with the part of Hamlet left out
Ewing, of Ohio, made a short speech and
nominated William Allen, of that state.
SlHlester Clymer, of Pa, nominated Gen.
Winfield Scott Hancock; and Gen. Brent and
Mr.. Sexton of Texas. made short speeches in
bis favor.
The nominations having been made, the
convention proceeded to ballot The first bal
lot ,,ltod &c foil owc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01
LEARN TELEGRAPHY.

But before going elsewhere 10 do send for circulars of
N. w. Telegraph Institute, Janesvills,
Wis. Recommended by SuHt of Western Union Telegraph
Co.. as the only reliable school In the west
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

- -PER WEEK GUARANTEED to Agents
Male and Female, In their own locality.
. Terms su and ss OUTFIT FREE. Address r.
- q. VICKERY & Co, Augusta Maine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-01

Procures Pensions for Officers and Soldiers wound.
co. injured or ruptured. however slightly obtains an In
crease OF old rates. collects arrears OF pay bounty,
etc. NO charge unless successful Letters promptly an.
swered by addressing j. SCHOLL, Attorney at Law 81
Chambers street. New York City care p D. Box 1881.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22

For the week ending Tuesday, sept. ~. ls7G
MARKET BEEF-A few choice 30 a 81 IS; rNtr:,
= 90 25; first quality 50 - II: second quail
ity - 10 a %; third quality - - a -.
STORE COMMUNICATING Oxen and Steers. per
pair 500 Sl50 sl75 5000 5000
Mich Cows AND tALvES-SIO IA $50 extra slj Il
So. Farrnw Cows $50 Il 80
YEALINGs-Sl0 90 a s22: two wears old SIS s32;
three wears old S2s a $40.
WESTERN FAT SwINE-livc 20 per Id. Store
Pigs wholesale "A 0Oc per lb retail, G
per lb
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMEs-ln lots, Il 10 20 %,
- 90 20 90. - 20. - 90 per head extra g ~ Il
81 - per head. a SIC per III.
Sheared Sheep. o IA 0Oc per lii.
Spring Lambs. II De per Id.
Veal Calves :. 81 "A - 20.
Brighton Hides. 90 a ~ per Ito.
Country Hides. y i per III.
Brighton rallow, g a Dc per ID.
Country Tallnw, y cpcr lb.
Calf skins 10 a lie per III.
Shearrd Pets. 2Jc.
Lamb I'elts ~ e.
y. Il. Beef hOice grade includes nothing hut
Stall-frd 100 400 lbs Bullncks. Extra and first
quality includes the best. large fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes Oxen and two and three
wears old Steers
Shrcp-ENtra includes CoSsrts and when those.
Of inferior quality thrown out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22
Our Radix Letter.
SII.lMNI

THE PALACE OF TIE PALATE \ Sl5.OOW
DINNER - FI>K'> LUNCHES TWEED
AMONG TIE BULL FIGHTERS THE ri
FILE VICTORY PHILADELPHIA TIE
LAUGH ON TIE OTHER SIDE FOUR
YARDS \ MINUTE NARROW ESCAPE
OF THE EXPOSITION.
To the Edit0r Of tie tdIc,ionidH
NEW YORK. Sept. 10. 1876.
II any one wants proof of the high
place III the hearts of Il people which is
occupied 10y him who ministers To their
>tomachS let him look into the columns
of the New York press for the past
week and read what is said of Del
monlco. "ur greatest rcStdHrdtcHr. and
/ in fact. according Ia travellers. the
greatest in the world The removal of
the establishment which the week has
1 Witnessed is the occasion of this Jour
nali>tic ovation. i'll which the papers all
Vie with each other in their praises OF
one of the oldest and most popular
houses in the metropolis.
The premises which the DclmonicoS
have occupied since lSGl are at the
corner OF Fifth Avenue and Fourteenth
street. Around these halls. now de
serted. what memories cling of brilliant
conviviality For fifteen Years they
have been the rendezvous in New York
of the elite of the two continents SO
cial, political, artistic and military.
Here has been the scene of all the
gr;indest entertainments in which Amer
lean hospitality has taken substantial
form towards ilustriouS Sons and
strangers.
Here has beer, Toasted almost every
representative of the missionaries both
of birth and genius who has come to us
from foreign shores. Here have ban
quoted amid blazing lights and fragrant
flowers all the travelling princes from
Wales to Don Carlos, Dickens, Wilkie
Collins, and all their ilk, and well nigh
every great diplomat, artist and singer
whose reputation warranted the honor
Here came Oft the big dinner by which
the faithful few" testified their fidelity
to President Johnson when he was
Swinging round the circle" and later
those t" Grant, and to Buringame with
the Chinese embassy. Here. too, were
the cosy little supper rooms in which
Fisk and Tweed respectively were
wont to entertain choice companies of
kindred spirits, Fisk paying as high us
81 800 tor what he used to call IL stand
up lunch"
But in point of cost all other enter
tainmcnts ut this palace of the palate
pale before the memorable dinner that
Sir Morton Peto gave the leading rail
road men in 1850. The titled English
man fairly out IIcroded IIerod in the
lavishness of this affair. The bills of
fare were little books of motre antigue
printed in gold and bound in morocco.
Each guest cost his host $50 and the
whole bill which he WAS called upon to
pay for the nights festivities reached
the comfortable sum of Sl5,OOO. An
other and hardly less costly banquet
was given little later 10y Mr.. Lack
meyer who had the large dining hall
completely buried in flowers and even
ransacked antiquity for unheard of ex-
travagancles, one of which was to re-
vive an old Egyptian custom of having
a pond i'll the centre of the table. In
this pond swan four snow white swans.
i With such a history, the old granite
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22

CATARRH cannot he cured by snufs washes
or local applications. 1t is a weakness of the con
stituti0n, developing itself in the nasal organs
first, afterwards extending to the throat and lungs
ending generally in Consumption. if not checked
by proper remedies. Pains in head. back lOins and
weakness of kidneys its attendant diseases.
More people have Catarrh than any other disease.
Ii Is easily cured. Thousands of of
forty Years standing, have been entirely cured in
New Hampshire the past three wears by the Con-
StitutiOHdi CdtGrrh Remedy. Certificates to back
the above. and treatise ON Catarrh in a 32- page
Co., pr"prietors. Manchester n H., Send name
on postal card and il will cost only cent. Price
- per botte. t2O Sept 16
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22

turn horse and wagon with its contents
ana break young Ayers leg in - very
bad manner. Although Mr.. Ave, i =,
comfortable as could he expected. if i.
doubtful if he ever gets Il s,und Ia,
again This blow comes particularly
hand upon this family. who are ipJus-
trlouS and hard working. but in moo,
circumstances. We do not know ~
any excuse is offered for running over
IL man i'll this way, but it is iutimated
that the horse was running AWAY. This
Noise, or another one belonging TO same
party, ran away twice the same week
ABOUT il month ago, smashing the bread
wagon somewhat both times. but in
Jnrlng no one. 1t is evidently time that
concern had II different horse or "A diff
ferent driver. There is il street Iomp
where the accident occurred. but nm
fortunately it was not lighted, although
the night was quite dark. Had il been
lighted, Mr.. Aver thinks he could have
got out of the way of harm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22

EPSON " H., May g. l-7O.
Dear Sir-Having received great benefit from the
use of the Peruvian Syrup. am willing To add nv
testimony To the thousands of others constantly
sounding its praise, During the late war was in
the army, and had the misfortune To be taken
prisoner. and confined in Salisbury and other
southern prisons several months. and become so
much reduced in health and strength as to be-
mere skeleton of my former self IN being re-
leased, was a tit subject for a Northern hospital
where remained some two months and then came
home My ply stefan recommended and procured
for me several bottles of Peruvian Syrup. which |
continued TO for several weeks and found nv
health restored and my weight increased from 90
pounds To 80, my usual weight, and have been in
my usual good health ever since and | can
chceIfully reccomend it in all cases of weakness
and debility of the system, whether arising from
an impure state of the blood dyspepsia or almost
any other cause believing il will in most cases
give entire satisfaction. Yours Truly.
GEORGE :. BIXBY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22
loral AHd State Vrns,

Bishop Bi>>cll. of the Episcopal
.''h. confirmed twcntN-thrce at the
"a hall last Friday evening.
lhrl' Is /" Ice Il general stampede
Philadelphia after the county iair.
''i>Int journey and safe return
J"bu " brew. of Concord y. H.,
ddlc>~ the st. Johnshury Reform
Thursday evening Sept. 18th. All
n.,,d.
ii" annual meeting of the Yer
' N"m1u'> Christian Temperance
."."lII Ice held at Burlington Wed
.'.'. September y.
HAL y >NIt~rr have bought out tn,
..'>'rl} business of y. K. Switser
800. rnll on that business in con
''h With their furniture business.
W. Lrmucl :. Hastings preached
"'II"ni. practical sermon at tn,
" 'hH"h last Sabbath evening
.'' text: Il WAS not dis"bc,licnt
" '''r hra,cnly vision"
HE police seized twelve gallons
%
- N'n'> from II. Thompson, Can
.'' INST day of the fair. The wine
.'h'd over to the agent, and
'"I'>"n Ms tined.
y m1>lc,i entertainment is advcr
." 'hr>" columns. which will b,
|'''' Interest to ON people. bein.
"'''I' 10y local talent. and thar
'h' u'>r order. 1t is next wecI
ID Cow.
&c. h'"IrI of Waterford exhibite,
60" at the fair this week, from
SAYS Ii" made II pounds o
,,.n o." '"' week, and MIXED - lbs
~.'' III one day.
"a Accident.
= A'rl, aged about ~ olJes
' Willard Aver. who lives = mil,
',''> Village. had his leg broker
.., '''' ankle di>locar.d, ON Frida,
.. List. lie had been out east
.,i - ''N" >P"ut>. and was return
..., " "nh his ladders upon hi
-.,5 '"' INST a. he had passed tn,
r.,d , ,"|'gr covered bridge. TIN
'"''\ cart came up benin,
,r.. ''l"'h the ladders in such
''' with such force AS to over
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22

ments, and Mrs. Wheeler officiated in
his stead.
Last week Newell Stocker dug his
Potatoes and they counted out at the
rate of 400 bushels to the acre. ANY
one III this section who has ANYTHING
ahead of this will please let It's hear
about it.
MIR. Amos Morse met with IA serious
accident last Monday evening. He had
been with friends from the Morse neigh
borhood to North Danville to attend
the tin wedding of Alden Morse. and
neal Deacon Morrilrs, his horse got out
OF the road owing to the intense dark
ness, tipping the carriage over, and
throwing Mr.. Morse out and breaking
his left arm just above the wrist He
was taken by friends who were in COM
pany with him to this village where
surgical aid was rendered. He is doing
well III present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22
McIndoes' Falls.

On Friday eve of last week. Mrs.
Chauncey Alden came To the village,
with her hired man. who drove up Il
valuable Young horse. In returning,
when they were in front of the Con
grcgational church. the shade of the
trees was 81 dense that neither she nor
in the oppnSitc direction. a collision
occurred and Mrs. Alden and her driv-
er were thrown ont of their carriage
The horse broke loose from the buggy
and also got away from the driver. and
IAN home Il mile and Il quarter. In
picking up the wreck it WAS found that
Mrs. Alden WAS somewhat shaken by
her fall, though no bones were broken
and her man came ont with il lame arm
and the horse without IL scratch.
The case of X. W. Laird with tn,
Pass. X. X. Co., was continued over
| from last week, and commenced anOth-
CT setting this week on Monday. Sev-
eral eminent barristcrs are striving t.
bring light out of the darkness of tn,
test imony offered. so that justice may
prevail.
Before this sheet will be issued, Mr.
| |. Bowman will have removed from
town and thus the last member of tn,
former Lumber Co. will he removed
from our place. He goes to Lancaster
y. H., and intends to build residenc,
and locate there.
There seems to have been quite {;
moving among the farmers in the last
few days in this section, i'll respect t.
THEN dairy products. Several hundrc,
tubs of the choicest dairies have beer
forwarded from this station at about 81
cents per pound. which seems. all thing,
considered, quite liberal price.
The white Birch" campaign ha.
commenced again this season and sev-
eral parties have made contracts Will
Mr.. Story of Barnet to deliver peg WOO,
at remunerative prices.
Eugene Sears has purchased F. H
Colby's interest in their wheelwrigh
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-22

The latest. greatest and most reliable remedy
ever put together by medical science for rheuma
tism wounds swrllngs. burns. caked breast Sc
is the trntaur Linmrnt. There are two kinds
What the White Linimrnt ~ for the human family
the yellow Centaur linment is for spawned
lame and strained horses and animals
dec IL