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LOCAL MENTION.

Miss Ella s. Olmstead returned from the
seashore yesterday.
Peaches in the Rutland market are get
ting large and eatable.
Not raid or a police court, or even a
hand organ, yesterday.
Miss May, niece of Mrs. G. W. Willard,
of Montpelier, is the guest of Gen. and
Mrs. l.. G. Kingsley.
The Pttsford high school will begin its
fall term Wednesday, August 23i, Prof.
Lawrence Phelps principal.
Vicinity items from Fairhaven, Mechan-
icsville, Mt. Holly, Pawlet, Pittsford,
Shrewsbury, South Starksboro. Tinmouih,
Wells and Whitehall, will be found on the
outside.
The New York Times, Boston Journal,
Worcester Spy, Providence Journal, Wash.
ington Chronicle and the Rutland papers
are already on file at the headquarters OF
the young mems Hayes and Wheeler club.
Bailey & Flynn, merchant tailors an
nounce grand opening Of new goods fol
the fall and winter trade. Mr.. B. j. Flynn,
the junior member of the firm, returned
from New York yesterday with new
stock of goods.
Mr.. Moses E. Cheney, the agent for Miss
Heminway's Vermont Gazetteer has return
ed to town and is stopping at N. S. Stearns,
Center street. He will be in town shoit
time, and all who desire the work will have
an opportunity to subscribe for it.
A party of vocalists, passing through
Merchants row last evening, saluted TIE
GLOBE flag with the "Star Spangled Ba
ner." Judging from the healtiness of the
applause that followed from the depot the
performance was appreciated by the CROWD
there, as i! deserved to be-
A new combined baggage, mail and ex'
press car was yesterday turned out of the
Rutland car shop, and will be put on tht
Harlem road to-day, leaving in the morn
ing and returning at 80. The car is {
handsome one, and is the best arranged fol-
the purposes for which it Is designed o.
any car ever seen here. 1t was designed
and built by John II. Mcintyre, foreman
of the car shop.
"Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty
in voting, as elsewhere. No person
can vote in the coming election unless bis
name appears on the check list, and his
name won't appear on the check list unless
he sees to it personally. The list as now
made up may be seen at the postoilice, and
the seectmen will be at their Office IN the
town hall tomorrow from ten till eight ir
the evening to make corrections, and In
West Rutland one week from that time.
The maddest woman in America will
soon be certain lady in Alabama, whom
gossip has asserted was soon to become TIL
blushing bride of Uncle Sammy Tilden
Lo, certain morning daily yesterday in
formed waiting world that Samivel had ;
"son-in-law," Pelton by name. Now Al
no one ever heard of Tilden being a widow
er it follows that he must have wife liv
ing, and the Alabama fair one will be de
prived of the pleasure of becoming Mrs
Usufruct. Oh. but we pity that editor
hair if by any miracle one of his paper
should get 30 far from the press on whicl
1t was born as Alabama and fall into tina
certain lady's hands. Bad news travel
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At PoultneY.

The democrats of Poultney will have a
rally at Joslin's hall on Saturday evenins
next. Hon. Il. E. Davis of whitehall, N.
Y, M. d. Grover, esq, of Port Henry, N.
Y, and Hon. Roswell Parmenter of Troy,
N. Y, will address the meeting. The TIL
den and Hendricks club have received a
very large and elegant flag which will be
unfurled to the breeze before the meeting
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Centennial Visitors in New York,

A correspondent writing from the West
minister hotel, of New York, says: find,
as the fall approaches, the tide of travel to
the centennial increases. This hotel,
which, by the way, is one of the best in
the world, and is the most centrally and
conveniently located in the city. seems to
he the favorite with visitors. Col. Jerome
Bonaparic and family were recently here,
and nearly every day there are arrivals OF
distinguished persons. The house is con-
Quoted on the European plan, and has a
restaurant of peculiar excellence. Visitors
to New York will find the Westminster de-
cidedly the best place to stop at while in
this city.
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Painful Accident

Thomas Mack, member of the firm of
BARLEY & Mack, grocers in Vergennes,
while at work in the door factory of Messrs.
Kendall & Miles, growing mullins, caught
his thumb in the saws and lacerated it so
badly that amputation was Necessary. DIR.
Woodbridge was called and performed the
operation. The accident happened about
eleven o'clock Mr.. Mack has been at
~ork helping Messrs. Kendall & Miles for
some time as he was an experienced hand.
He was chosen secretary of the Tilden and
Hendricks club this week and is a very fine
young man.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


NOW tOIk ot0Ck anu 1AVuCv AsAAoss
NEW YORK. Aug IL
Money closed easy at lk@2 per cent.
Prime tn rcanti paper BOA per ce Z.
Sterling exchange steady AT 4S7k@4s9.
Gold opened at lliA. and closed at ilils, the
only prices OF the day.
.Clearhgs at the Gold Exchange $50, 6oi, 900.
Custom receipts, 100000.
Treasury disbursements, $4,000,
Governments firm.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Railroad bonds lirm.
Stocks In the eBrly dealings were moro active
at decline OF from . TO ~ per cent the lat
ter St Paul preferred. The market was weak
throughout the day and closed dun aud lower.
The transactions IN stocks ro-day aggregate
cd $1,000 shares. The principal dealings were
as follows:
Lake Snore, 1900 ST. Pauls, 14,0o0; Della
ware, Lackawauns and western, 5000 ERIE
1000 Western Union, 1900; Michigan Central
$50.
Gold c'osed at iii@liih.
Money at q
Governments duh and steady.
S,a bords quiet and nominal.
stocks closed dull and lower.
The following gre the closing quotations
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Many imagine there is no cure for
Brights Disease of the Kidneys, or Blad-
der and Glanduar Complaints. They are
in error. HUNTS REMEDY promptly cures
these Diseases. Mental and Physical De-
bility, Diabetes, Dropsy, Gravel, Dissipa-
ton, Female Irregularities and Complaints
of the Uiino-Genital Organs, are surely
cured by HUNT's REMEDY.
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Indian Uprising Against Mexicans.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. II.
Gov. Villagano of Lower California tele-
graphs to the Mexican consul In this city
that there is general uprising of Indians
along the Colorado river and in the adj
joining country against the Mexicans. Gov.
Villagano is en- route TO San Diego in this
state to procure arms and munitions of
war. He declares that the situation Is
critical.
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TN THE TREATMENT OF DYSPEPSIA WE
have In Dr. Wheel RS Comp und EiiXr OF
p ,osphates and Calisaya a remedy worthy the
atten ion OF all those suffering from this pro-
team disease, We frequently meet with cases
in which all ordinary mel hods OF treatment
are of no avail the stomach ana bowels con-
tinu- disoIdi ed, the liver torpid tongue heav-
ily coated, oisal reeabl' taste In tie mouth
acidity, water brash, natulence, headaches,
0rowsints S, after eating, and irtablity and
restlessness with dep esson OF spiiifs here
The food Is not dgesrtd and assimilated, the
b odd becomes iml overt he'd, and consiitu-
tional vigor sp eddy impaired The great
number OF these cases in which the Elixir has
proved successful has demonstrated beyond
question its efficacy in this distr' sslng aif c.
lion augl6 &u2w
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Earl Duferin's Tour.

SAN Francisco, Aug II.
Earl Dufferin arrived at Victoria last
night, and was accorded handsome re-
ception. The streets were decorated with
arches, evergreens aud flags. The lieu
tenant governor, cabinet, city government,
military and civic societies, formed pro-
cession and marched TO the government
house.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
At Chester.

The first republican rally of the cam
paign was held at the Congregational
church on Wednesday evening, the 10Th.
The house was we'll filled and great enthu-
siasm prevailed. Hon. w. j. Veazey made a
most telling and effective speech, tearing
the veil from the shallow pretence of Til
den reform. This meeting was preliminary
to the great open air mass meeting of Aug.
"a, to be addressed by Gov. Hartman,
and which promises to be the grandest
demonstration yet held in this vicinity.
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Drowned.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. II.
Charles Major, Charlotte Holmes, Hester
and Mary Bolds (colored,) of Red Bank,
n. j., while returning from camp meeting
at Newman Springs last evening in small
boat, were capsized and drowned. The
bodies were recovered later.
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A Big Petition.
New YORK, Aug

New York, August II.
Superintendent Gaylor leaves the city
tonight with petition of 10000 citizens
requesting the salaries of letter carriers be
reinsiated at 900 instead of 5000, as
recently redcued. The petition is endorsed
by Postmaster James.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
At Dandy

The democrats organized Tlldcn and
Hendricks club at Dandy on Wednesday,
D. w. Rogers president, and John c.
Williams secretary. They also threw out
flag inscribed with the names of their
candidates.
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Political Meetings.

Col. w. G. Veazey has appointments to
address republican meetings the coming
week as follows West Rutland, Saturday;
Poultney, Monday Springfield, Tuesday (;
Perkinsylle, Wednesday Dandy, Thurs
1ou
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Trinity Church.

Rev. A. ]. Barrows. rector of the Epis-
copal church at Huntington, Long Island,
will ofliciate at Trinity church on Sunday,
at the morning and evening service. Mr.
Barrows is preacher of power and will
undoubtedly secure large congregation al
both services.
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Internal Revenue Consolidation.

WASHINGTON, Aug. II.
The order consolidating the internal rev.
enue districts throughout the country
under the new law has been approved by
the president. Thirty-flve collectors Twill
be removed, two Of them of New York
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READING NOTICES.
New Tailor shop.

Novak Il Murphy will open on Monday
next, in the stand formerly occupied by
w. w. Mccall, an entire new stock OF
goods, which will be made up in the latest
and best styles at reasonable rates. The
cutter will be Mr.. Albert Novak, formerly
at Allen q Drews and ii. w. Kingsley's.
augl5dtf
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To all who are suffering from the errors and
iadiscretlons OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood. etc., will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE of CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
slonary in Sorth America. Send a self.ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph 7. Inman,
Station d, Bible House, New York City.
fpb2SleOds W6fn
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Check List.

All the legal voters of the town of Rut-
land, whose names are not on the check
list, and are entitled to have them placed
thereon, are requested to meet the select
men of the town, at their office, in the
town hall, in Rutland, on Saturday, Au-
gust 10Th, 1876, and at the Barnes house,
in West Rutland, on Saturday, August
Goth. 1876, between the hours of 10 a. m.
and p. m.
H. II. DYER,
N. L. DAVIS, Selectmen.
s. l.. BoARDMAN,)
Rutland, Aug. 10, 1876. 16-dt26
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]. Estey e Co. have made and sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs in he last four
made Sc 900 in the last thirty years.
Which shows the greatest pre- en- popular
ity? Estey Organs for the cen ennial year
are all new styles, and new prices, and the
best of terms. Address
GEORGE Q DAY,
nov22d0d1y Rutland, Vt.
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Boston Produce Market.
NEW YORK AND VERMONT.

Thursday, Aug. Il.
BUTTER.
NEW YORK AND VERMONT.
Prime factory and fancy diaries soaslc: gro
GERS selections from So. Adams . @3oc invoic-
rs ,o, oi Toy anu aereS 49, West
ern dairy packed 22aq3c invoice OF straight
lots ls@2Oc; common l4Sis.
REMARKS.
The trade In Boston has peen fair IN small
way some small lots OF ordinary moving at
very low price good outter mas iair market
ao ...io Ue..er pliOes 'nau :. W. w, ,,o
"eo' '"' GA Ai0 e''A' ~
oa'ioi''
Receipts In New YORK Tor the week were 2S,-
GIG packages There was a good steady de-
mand all the week for fresh make creamery
butter at go $500 nnest lresh make dairy put
ter In half-hrkin TUBS at 26@27c; northern
. Welsh butter'through per Ice car was only par
TALLY SOLD sold at 2Sts2oc balance Is poor anu
goes over uh'oiu' 0hoice western creamery
and dairy make IS scarce ana Wan'eu ial' 20
good lives western wen. ior eApof. .. ioeis
anu 'hc liurhe' o'osos iiiiii WV "eu' e'
we quo'e' fhes' eieAn " Nn'uuio anu '1u'n-
erh tler counties, slate ou'Ver' <o@too holln-
erh New YORK Weish' per ice car zs@zov sei-
low grass make western DAIRY lackeu' lss2oc
yellow grass make WESTERN repackeu' losls !;
debris OF the market, l2Sioc'
An over supply OF local prints IN rhilaueiphia
has weakened the market 'emporariil' ouV IL
VIII soon rally STOCKS mere are not large anu
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Weather Probabilities.
WAR UkFNKTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER

WASHINGTON, Aug. Isl u. m.
Cloudy weather with possibly occasional
rains for the middle and Eastern states,
stationary or slowly falling barometer,
slight changes in temperature, variable
winds and probably frequent thunder
showers.
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Suspended.

MONTREAL, Aug. II.
Alex. Walker & Co., wholesale dry
goods dealers, suspended today; liabilities
estimated at $500, 900
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John Cain, agent Of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall DIV
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Leave that to the Indians.

CHEYENNE, Aug. IT.
Sergeant Gunther of the third cavalry
shot and MORALLY wounded private Paul
Lank of the 33i infantry, at Sidney bar
racks, Nebraska. this morning.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Utica Races.

UREA, Aug. H.
AT the third day of Utica park assoca-
ton, over 10000 persons were in attend
ancc. In the 1889 race Proctor and Frank
sold at so each against 20 for the field.
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To ]. @. Hawkins, esq, chairman, F
6herwin Briggs, secretary, and others.
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ROD CE III A 4 x E I s .
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THR RUTLAND GLOBE

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR TIKI RUTLAND GLOBE
Vermont Markets.
The following is a correct exhibit Of the stand
ing OF the Vermont butter and cheese markets
for the week:
ST. ALBAEs MARKET.
ST. ALBANs, Aug. Is.
Butter.-Good. loa1sc; choice, les2ac gilt
edge Csc, per pound, with few well known
dalries selling at higher prices
REMAkKs.
RICHMOND MARKET.
RICHMOND, Aug. II.
Butter-Fair to good, 1sd20c choice and
fancy, 2l@23*c Cheese, farm dalries, bose; no
factory offered eggs l5c per dozen.
REMARKS.
The market on Monday was well supplied
with butter.
MILTON MARKET.
MILTON, Aug. 10.
Fair to good brought 2Oa22c choice 23c.
vBRGEHNBs MARKET.
vERGENNEs, Aug. 49,
Butter ranged from Is to zoe selections, csc ;
Eggs loo.
REMARKS.
sEw HAVEN MARKET.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 10.
cheese, loal2c per 10 potatoes 80 per bush
Ell Oats, 4Oc per bushel Hay SiO@l2 per ton
Straw SIS per ton veal calves Sc y 10.
REMARKS.
MIDDLEpURy
MIDDLEBURY, Aug. II.
Butter 32d36 Cheese 169ls; Eggs 1G@l7 z;
Potatoes 4pCs45; Oats 50@55 Beans 81 1902 so
Wool U ID 20Ca85 Wood, per cord, So OU@5 so ;
Hay, per ton $9911 straw S6al0; Pork per 100
clear Sl0al6h Poultry, 1sa20c -four, spring,
81 O09s 90 do. winter. IS 00a9 20 bvckwheat,
&C Graham &C Corn, TOas0c.
PITTSFoRD MARKET.
PITTsFoRD, Aug. is.
Butter, 80 a2lc; Cheese. lO@l2r; Eggs, 16slsc
Spring chickens l0c fowls SC Veal Calves 4c
q ID Hay, s7@io per ton.
REMARKS,
. Twenty-eight tubs OF butter was shipped
Tuesday also four veal calves Monday.
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In the free-for-all lace Fullerton won
the pole, the Maid second, Bodine third,
Lucille Golddust outside.
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DBsArEiS.

NRwToN-In Poultney, August 18th, Mary L.,
daughter OF Mrs, Eliza newton aged 90 yrs,
BAlSs-Iu Poultney, August 10th, Charles son
OF Marcus W. Bliss, and brother OF Mrs. j. Is.
Meeker, OF Rutland, ased 20 years.
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HAoKMRTAoK" new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally, d&w1y
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Ozro Meacham.



Brandon-Wm. Cronan, Ira Barnard,
Clark Spooner, Waace Goodnow, s. b.
June, German Segar, Martin Rowland,
John Dougherty, Lewis G. Rogers, John
Dram.
Sudbury-James M. Ketcham, Edward
Webster.
Leicester - Ed. Jenney, Daniel G.
Henry.
Pittsford- T. ]. Ketcham, lafayette
Hendee.
acknowledgements Jennings, Ed. l..
Granson.
Orwell--Carwin Griswold, p. l.. Buel,
Secretary-C. II. Forbes.
Treasurer-R. WEIGH.
About 175 were present and great deal
of enthusiasm prevailed. The meeting ad-
journed to meet again Wednesday evening,
August 80, when some prominent speakers
from abroad will address the club.
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Visit Mrs. G. 7. Loops hair store, Gen.
ter St., over Townsend's furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. dtf
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SUMMARY.

Time, 2:1si, 2:1s4, 2:1si.
The meeting will close with the 2:26 end
2.20 classes tomorrow.
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u 3. 6s 81 reg.....ii9ss Harlem ......... .137h
u s. Gs 's1 coup. 120h do pref. ....133
s. 5-20s '64 coup. Michigan Central 42h
u. s. 6-20s '65 old. 1i5ss Panama ..........12S
U. $. 5-2Os 65 1l6,S Union Paclic.... 63N
U. $. 5-20s '67.....1i91S lake shore a. Mich
U. 3. b-29S '6S. ....12lA igan southern. 54l6
u. 3. bs new. ....1iTA Illinois Central.... SSN
U. y. 10-i0s reg. ..1l69s Cleveland g. Pitts
U. =. 10-40s coup. ll9j6 burg...........:. %
Currency 6s. 1875 Chicago a. North
Delaware and Hud- western, .,,u..,. 5SH
son Canal....... do pref..... 63h
Canton, 30 cleveland, Column
Consolidated Coal. 40 bus & Cin....... AN
Cumberland. 50 NJ j. Central...... 81
western Union Tel Rock Island. -. .106A
egraph.. ........ ~ NIL. q st. Paul..... 36H
quicksilver ........ 10 do pref. G9A
do pref. 10 Fort Wayne.....~ ION
Pacific Maii.... 24sIChlcago & Alton. .102H
Adams Express. 10 do pref..1ush
Wells, Fargo Co. Sc Del, Lack. & West. 93ti
American NJ. U. Ex- Q. u. q Q....:. l2OH
press. ........... 61L Hannibal ST. Jo-
United States TX. seph. ..".......l2 A
press. ........... CG6lCentral Pacific... los
New York Central Union Pacific. .l0bS
and ii. X. X. ....l0T Exchange long. SSH
Erie....... ....... Az do short. .4s9H
do pref........ 20
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WANTED!

middle aged woman, competent, trust
worthy, good washer aud ironer, and under
stands general housekeeping. None others
need apply TO
BOX NO. s, P. o.,
auglSd2" PAWLET, VERMONT.
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Brandon Tilden and Hendricks Club.

The Tilden and Hendricks club was or
ganized Wednesday, by the election of the
following officers
PRESIDENT.
Ozro Mpacham
, 1876-09-28

FASTEST youR-MILE RUNNING TINE.

F4aTEsT yQuK-AILE RUNNING I1AE.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. T.-The grounds of tho
Louisville Jockey Club were more than crowded
to-day, thousands OF home people anil strangers
gathering there to wttHess the famous Tenbsoeck
make his run against time. Fcllowcraft made four
miles In 1874, at Saratoga, In T:l0f. Since then
II has becu thought ths time could not be
equaled, and up to to-day It has not. The bet
ting was ubout even last evening, but to-day,
With y clear aky and good track before them,
tha pcople Of Kentucky put their money o..
tic hurse-letttng the strangers LOOK after
time. Adj was entered IL the race
with Tenbroeek. aIl IN the send-olt
led him halt length. Ho soon took second
place, md from then on steadily dropped be.
Find. Tho first mile was made in very slow
tlme-1;5.H. Harper, Tcnbrocck's owner,
stood ut the string and cxcitedly moved l'is hat
to 90 On. The Jockey complied, and scored thu
second sntle III [: 45IS, and the THIRD III l:4o1
At tho Commencement OF tho fourth mile Add
| wus dozen lengths hehlnd. new horse now
| ioinc.l ln tho tace. Running up alongside Of
| Tenbroeck, ths two ,gallopel along together =
quarter Of a mile, when Tcnbroeck shot forward
aud was never again behind tho fresh horse.
Is he eane down thc anish the tt!eu,
sands who had been - quiet
as possible previously, now feeling Feliowc,att,s
tihse would soon be wiped out, gEe forth loua
! long aud enthusiastic cheers The last Mi!a
was made In 1:tlN. The sntlre list2ure, 7:157z,
or ~ secouls quicker thau Fellowcraft'a tlue,
, 1876-09-28

1t IIas Brilliant vurtacntlon at the Centcn-
tennial-The Wilson aewlng-Machine Adj
Judged tho Hest In tho World.
Special Ntpatch to 77s Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. e." Times noblcst
offspring is its last (which might mean this
ono-hundrcdth anniversary year Of cur aat!on's
existence, and It's attendant aud betting cctc-
u,ouies. 1t Is due tho occasion that Centennial
houors should crown the best and tho highest of
all the offerings tho century has brought US,
md that the best Of its kind.
In the case Of the Wilson family sewing
machine this Judges can congratulate themselves
,.potl having rendered an entirely Just and i'm
partial decision, an'l having glyca honorable
precedence not only to q, perfcct piece Of
lint las guided, controlled, and finally aggEc-
gated in itself all the elements OF corporate
success. ..... =,
No one who witnessed or was at all familiar
with the details Of tho triul Of merit In tho
| Sewing Machine Department will marvel at the
tldrcs' decision; It could not ~ truth and fair.
ness have been adverse to the Wilson ,nachlne,
und It was impossible to bestow It more
| WQrthtly.