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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
Centaur LinimentS!
HLifc. far me Human Iomdgt i'Ho'r' for
Horses dAd .inimdisi

rheae Llnmrnis are .upy u.e wonder of iie world
Their efforts are little lees than maryelous yet nere art
some things which the5 VIII noi do. fhl Will not eur
cancer or mend br,ton BONES but they Viii always aln'
pain They have srshtenei fingers cured chronic fheu'
inatisin Of many years standing and taken the rain from
terrible burns and scla vhich has never been done by
any ether article.
The white Linimebt is Cos Voc human family ~
viii drive Hhenmau.m. sciatea and Neuralgia from ihe
sysen; cure Lumbaeo. Chhiaus, Palsy Itch ana mos
Cutanenus Eruptons ID frost from fufeu han
and feet and ne poison of bites and stings Of 'eno
nous reptiles % sutunr- -wellugs aud alleviate pain Of
every Kind.
For spnns or hrilscs ID s te most potent nmoiy ever
discovered The Centanr Lniment Is used with great
efficacy for SORE Throat. ToothRehe Cakcd Breasts.
Earaehr and Veal HACK The fonoving j. hul sample
Of numerous testimonials
"fSbiANA lioNr,
J4IrEKsos CotSIr, Ind, May 2a l7idb
tldnk my duty To inform yon that have suffered
much with swollen feet and chords. i have not been
free from these swelings In eight years No" am
perfectly we'll thanks to the Ceniaur linment' Inc
iiniment ought 20 be- applied warm.
BENJAMIS BROWN."
The proof b, the trial. lt b. reliable, Il j. handy u b
cheap and every family should have IT,
To the sick and bei-niden the halt and lame To TN
wounded and sore We say, GONE and be healed
To the poor and distressed who have spent Their money
for worthless medicines boitle of Centaur Linimen'
will be given without change
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
The Safe Way.

John b. Cough makes no more effective
point in his temperance addresses than when
he advocates total abstinence ON the simple
ground that il is certainly sgte, while all
intermediate standpoints may be fatally
dangerous. Men who will not believe that
alcohol is a poison, that moderate drinking
is crime, that the temperate use OF intoxi'
eating drinks is impossible, will concede that
there is no danger or loss in letting the stun
entirely alone. Thousands Of men go down
TO drunkard's graves every year by reason
of strong drink men who began with no
idea OF reaching such an end. No man dies
such death, or becomes ensnared In de
basing habit that is too strong for him, II he
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
Ghe Dome GHfIf.



VI ~ " ~ "
rrrttrx 20. r,rk
Can write a iuyou. welcome
tony mir and radiant JUNE
TO the singing birds and bees.
JOB Che hiossoins aud the irlss
Nhen n, hc,ft !. oui of tu1f
hn,o hofaiiod It's coming
Like heaven in the soar.
rIinting nn Ns wing. of balm
ue..lnes all INV fe,rs to ,.iim,
Atny way of tnl io cheer.
uut ai.s' amid rejoicing.
Binds aie,t and flowers Boz ti.,.ni.
Underneath the brightest skies
sadly stnl M, .ildtlles.
Wrapt about ein cloti. Of eisom
Looking back through months of sfnvlus
To four little Ysars ago.
ttdehtl, smiles m, darling. face
wHh rs old-tlms sunny grace
To f,, heart mat loved Ner.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
The yellow Centaur liniment

Is adapied to me tough muscles cords and he.hoi horses
and ANIMALS Il has performed more wonderful cures
of SPAWN strain wind gals soraichcs, sweeny and gem
eral Lainene than all other remedies In existence head
what the great Expressmen say Of iti
Nrw NoKK January, lsii.
Every owner OF horses should give the clsrA'h LiSi
,rrxr trial We consider 10 the best article ever used In
our stables
H. MARSH supt. Adams Express Stables \. ~
r. PULT2, supt. q. $. Express Stables N'N.
ALBERT ;. oLfN, supt Nat. TX. Stables y r.
MoNrGoMEgY, Ala August ", lsii.
G,nffemea 81 have used over one gross of Centaur
IinIment yellow wrapper, ON the mules Of my pan'a-
lion besides dozen, Of the family Lnimeu for my negroes
want to purcase at the Wholesale price, ana ~l ihanA
you to shin me BY Savannah steamer one gross OF each
kind Messrs A. r. stewart 4 CO., viii pay Your bill on
presentation. " "hesp''uw,S' ,.. O.. ,r,c,,.,,
The best patrons of This Liunent are farners ana fe'e-
tnary surgeons Il heals Calls Wounds and fol-e'l re-
moves s,yeuines. and is worth MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
10 Farmers Livery men. Stock growers sheepn'e'' ana
those having horses or cattle
What a Fafrer cannot do for twenty doiAls INV '''"'
Ilninent will do at a tHaing cost.
These Iinimeus are warranted hy the propneof' ann
bottle will be given 10 amy fauer o Physician VINO n''n''
TO test them. sold everywhere
Laboratory of J. II. Rose A Co"
aIn &c DEr ST., NAV York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
SUFFER RERs, ATTENT TIOS'
Read This!

MoyuuifH ". March ls. leo
Dr D. e. knafGrg Dear Sirs-W Wishing b. inform
other. OF DE- leird soar NeN Zealand leumnuc asteu
have done uia give Fou ibis testimonial. bad te fhel-
ratic fever bad tfiai eminent physicians. viihuut
any material heneht After great suffering was induced
tn to your ie above uamci plaster i.
fah 10 ON. but fhe palm Was -u Eif-i WAs MNlt o.
fry anything. When applied ile rlA-irf 'nui nnl
tnru 0ger Iu hfd without Etlr They helpDl ne
Immediately, and u week nns asie 20 30 up nn
now al work without ans sln J0ut4 au lu NY is-iy
Ynn heau v0ur treatment Ufemher ~ isa and u about
two weeks BEGAN 90 wak and have ne on my feet ever,
tav since. recommend treatment 90 al - uel
what You claim i % D., sure cure i1f rheumatism hh.N
Inr ms laren uters have received well "a Wl ei,
hdi sofnr win b. mdnee iy and b. as greatly benefited
~ law lctu. ! am respectfully, 80.
rAkLOs D. CrILLE. LAT Monlnen,rl "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
CaStOria!

Is pleasant and perfect substitute ina cases Tor castor
oil Casioria Is the result OF an old fips'l'n ~.
produce, for bis own pmcilee an eiiee'iN'
pleasant 10 the taste and free from gripping
Dr. Samuel Pitcher Ilyapns, Mass sn'''eeu y v',
bning without the use Of alcohol pnrsaiNe 'sen' -,
pleasant to take as honey and Nm'N l"''' w.
the desirable properties Of Castor on ..,.,
III adapted to all aees but Is especially a.
mothers as a reliable remedy for MI u,'o'N'' .a,,le
absolutely harmless and cheap II should be use" 10
wind collie, sour stomach, worms co'i'enes' Group wv
then children can have sleep and mothers may resi- m
JB Rose a CO., OF ~ Dey street Sew ioA' "' Wv
sole prepafeis Of Casioria after Dr. ih'h''H '''N"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21

weak and faint Remember that peace and
gentleness, and long suffering, are rs truly
fruits Of the Spirit as love aud joy Earned
CLriviyu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21

Ii is easy to keep that armor bright which
is daily used but, hanging by the wall TIL
it be rusty, it will take some time and pains
to furbis6 il over again. If an instrument
be daily played upon, it is easily kept in
tune; but let it be awhile neglected, aud
the strings and frets break, the bridge flies
off, aud no small labor is required to bring
it into order again. And thus, also, i is in
things spiritual, in performance Of holy
duties, if we continue them with a settled
constancy, they will be easy, familiar and
delightful TO us; but, il once intennitted, II
is new work TO begin again, and the for
mer estate will not be attained but with
much endeayor and great diiicnlty'- Chris
tian at Work.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21

The snhsdfli~f wishes 60 asl Dis Door ssh and Blind
Factory. together With hf machinery tools and fixtures
consisting uf one Improved MoeiWorth llanef ipaucs
twenty four nches wde one ienuonng Machine, .ucAef
power and foot Mnrcing Machine. Circular saws. etc.
The building thirty b. my fr.ii Two stories w sor
and safe privilege situated MorriuWu village and VIII
ht sold yery low Terms rafy, tur paltu.rs ugh.fe o
u Hddrrss GEORGE Nllkll1
Nnfetnvn. MAY lH 1876. al.u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21

Laboratory Of J. II. Rose n Co'
., ,g g Dgr ST.. NAV YORK
The New York herald., 1876-12-29
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
0RRALD BRANCH OFFICE, I2s5 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

1DvERTIsEGENTs AND saIEs OF PAPERs.
ANusExENTs-isr PAcK-4tn 9Th and 9th coils
AsTROLOGY- d PAGE-2d col
sSSkp And Lo6aISG sno Paan@asa :.n e0 col
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITlEs-7Im PAoE-4th and 5th
BUsINEss NoTIcEs-sru PAcs-eth col.
RnKs KsA As 6sIATE E sAaE.ssr r1cnh col
CLorii@iNs;-isI @ rAcsa4sh eo
ARRFsEssas es col
GSSasHTSSSSkHs5rss SascSS s4s T4srs:a r.sho ss COL
b~EIGiSs HOUSES 5' r6 LET. tsi FURNISHED AND us.
EURefExN E1MsaIfS2D' PaGr-s.A aAd 9th coll.
EisAsHfSEasn EEiHsSisHHfSE-ass f.ss-as r.ss-ssA 's. so
2ks,aE5 E9k sHLETaD n"S raSS4,h col prvrxrs 10 rrr
g col
HE'LL HGEsrS RI1 NAL P.Gs-ad
HOUSES. Rooms. &C. WAxrED-7rH pACx-esh col
LECTURE uSsesS sExsoNrisr rnSsF.s Pasn~s.h eos COL
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zisSEILxNEoGs ADviSHarIsKMRsrs-sru PAes-e.h
NEw PUBLlCATIONS-5rn PAcx-6th col.
fiASoF6kTElss.s dkGASs 5aSnns. &C r.sx-ss COL
fRoFkkIy II riEH rR ofrT iY FOR SALE OR TO
ftsins;f ExchSsoE-,sr al r.o.-,A COL
sAEEs a HSs-!ss "a rsoss.A and 9Th so
sirUaTioNs wANTED-FEMALEs-2 rAaE-is. and
srrH1io s,rIryH1ioSs MasrED-xA!Es. P.e.-aa col
THK TKADRs~aD rAcn1ad col. 1AsA-'a co.,
~ LII FOR susiSEss rGsrosEsaD iHa pAos-sa eo
iIxssjRIIs,fsn TiIkxAsysjERLtEKs nGuiDEM2p P.cE,sth col
IETsan r.c.3 K9SnS ce AND APARTMENTS TO
wAT5KP wAE5KPs T3 f.
WINES. LIQUORS. &c-2D PAcK-5th col.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
a GcfIoN HOUSE or VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNkY.
NEAR 4TH Av
REcuIAE SALES q nSRsEs ASp CARRIAGES
Twentyou to tortycs hours given to purchasers to tess
Horses Carriages. Harness: Blankets; Robes. f. always
CATALOGUE OF AiTa TIs JAYS FRrDA
BAY HORSE. ,s Af HANDS n SchSHk hfSh YEARS OLD;
1S and md true II q. w sS o ss has aas
TEAM aAY TstSK HORSES 7 HANDS HIGH
and syears old kind and true in ali harness; irse
from vice: have been used to dstiler's truck and
roUR.sEXT SLEIGH tHi"f III GOOD ORDER BY JONES
5Ro%s 5s sSse
s% sss sad Ii: . % S
yas hAs5s5ss sE5afA BAY HORSE IS HANDS HIGH
sys.rs ola kind H.d true % ip all harness. s tree from
% and l'sd & o
- oisAe owner q we going e Fissids fo5 lhs winter
s9sp nGR YEARS o1D
'Si Il ,ss 70
soRkHL oSE Sssi ~ sS m
S a and ,s II M ss
as sn' COACH e IN GOOD ORDER
BAY TsorTiSa HORSE. lsx HANDS HIGH. 8 YEARS
mot II Z. Ssa
three minutes; hrst class horse.
ELEGANT FOUR-SEAT SLEIGH. NEVER USED, MADE
by Robert Farrar. Of poitand.
BROWN HORSE. i5A HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD; !;
kind and true In all harness. free from vice free,
han iy driver has been used = business wagon.
BAY HUKSK. 15k HANDS HIGH. 10 WARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness FREQ from vice; good
free drver fast traveller; sse and reliable In every
respect
GLASS QuARTERRD COACH. IN GOOD ORDER.
ALSO 80 0F THE FINEST AND BEST FINISHED
PORTLAND CUTTERS
In Now York city. built by Miner Co., Farrar. Of
Portland. aud other hrst class buildera
TOP AND NO TOP WAGONS, BEAR WOLF AND
other Robes; Bes double and single Harness, Whips,
&C.. &C.
ALSO skvKRAL OTHER HORSES. PARTICULARS
SALE CONMkNCKs At 10 O'CLOCK.
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THE TURF.
4 -METkoPoiIrAN RIDING ACADEMY.
American Institute Building. Sd av, esd, cath sta
TURF AND ATHLETIC SPORTS.
FIRST NIGHT. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 30,

american Institute buliuihg. 3u &v., oSu ofth hA
TURF AND ATHLETIC SPORTS.
FIRST NIGHT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER %.
TWO GRAND TRoTs. RUNNING RACE, &c. &C.
ALL THE OLD rAvoRITRs IN THE SADDLE.
FIRST RACE-Purse $50 mile and repeat
Dan Mace enters b. 3. Frankfort
y. Doty enters :. Y. Golddust.
Lynch enters o. q. Hunter.
Ben Mace enters br. &. Postboy.
SECOND RACE-rurse 500. milo and ropoat
Harry Hamilton enters blk. Z. liarry.
Ben Mace enters e. Little Dan.
T. Lynch enters blk. Black Ghost.
Dan Mace enters br. s: Doubtful .
RUNNING RACE-Purse 800, half mile and repeat.
j. Smith enters b. .. Pastor
DAILY Bros enter b. IN. I.orona
For other ientures OF this brilliant programme
mcnt column
Z IyILMORE'S GARDEN TURF ENTRIES.
VI SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER -
Purse, 500. $40, $a5. SIS; = 20 class
trotting horses: mile heats. hest $ IN 4.
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY I.
Purse, 500 St;n ST. SIS: 3 minute class
trotting horses; mile heats. best 1in ..
Purse, $ou, SIS. $1u. %: tree for all mules;
mile heats, best ? In 3.
TUESDAY EvkNfNG. JANUARY > .
Purse $50 So Sl5 Si0 FREQ for all hurdle horses half
mile heats, best 2 in y, hurdex
mag aeuihcent sulky. ons OF the constructed
has been presented by ...
BREWSTER 4 CO.. OF Broome ST..
and will be trostcd for Tuesday evening, January 2.
See particulars In Herald.
Entry fees. hve per cent.
All entries Monday ard Tuesday nights will be closed
Address Mr.. JOHN MURPHY all matters rslssing TO
these
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spORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

SPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
LHOK sALE-oNE PURE ENGLISH MAsTIFf BITCH.
largest and finest in well broke Settcrs
and Pointers Particular attention paid TO treatment aad
Of diseases
ii. GARDNER. corner 5oth st. and broadway.
POOL SELLING.
A UC1ION POOLS SOLD THIS EvENING OPPOSITE.
"A John Dovne s corner Gath and I'D the
at the rink JAMES O'NEll4L-
NoTICE.-PARrIES HOLDING OUR PRESIDENTIAL
In combination tickets Nos COS and u6 will please call
immediately Office No. 2sy broadway, and have
them cashed Office hours from ~ N. to6P
JOHN MORRISSEY 4 co.
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A uorIoS hoCsE or ARCH; JOHNSTON,
near univenity place.
OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
ppcu, HOUSE IN IN TIE CITY
and Sspay x
- hours to three days. tris on horses sound
q THIS DAY PRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT CHESTNUT COUPE or CARRIAGE
= HORSE IS h.ads years old kind in al ha!-
= does nos shy or pull; ;siylish spirited. showy but
gentle driver not afraid Of anything; is every
G. respect first class horse for any and war
= ELEdANT TUESoUr CART. nearly new, by j. b.
uAsbsSss' s:' rE3a Al BAY PONIES ,.,s hand, high
= and syears old; very spirited. hnc drivers, but
s"S KIND s% %si.
2 pull good under saddle: escsilent horses for
Iss s''d roF FmAEroxs in good
E; order; city makers
: TWO FINE DELIVERY ESTABLISHMENTS black
aa .sss "s nSi'i h n IL II. sna s sses
have been used by sowing machine company
& any one can drive them: Thorough. good reliable
ssa order.
q BAY HORSE. is hands. years old kind in all har
afraid Of locomotive nyihing else an excel.
SSsISss; = S%SS " :sss'
s si Of sn.hns sveny Way rein
ELEGANT VICTORIA, In good order. by Wood
BrothenL
BAY MUSTANG MARE. IS hands. years old; kind In
AL harness: free from excellent under sad
die; truts last, afraid of anything; n good
tough mare for any warranted sound.
= TEAM BLACK HORSES, o. hands and years old ,
Il kind in alY harness: free from vice have been
used by private family IN city and country; are
every way right and In every way reliable for any
= use: warranted sound.
TwO SEAT PORTLAND SLEIGH, IN good order.
SEVEN ToP WAGONS AND PHAKTUNS to be- sold
without reserve.
TWENTY OTHER HORSES, description tmo Of SALE
LARGE ASSORTMENT Or zvERI KIND OF CAR.
RIAGE, WAGON, SLEIGH. HARNESS. ROBES.
BLANKETS. &C. Weather never intcrfercs with
n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A. loyal HAVANA LOTTERY.
a.--@-~sSsn,ssp Prise ss1ssss 3! 10000 sss--
Whole 's1s;: Es.l:ss sss Halves ssS.A s CHARTERS SO
K...nsiJs s:ss s'rS,s Dssssss. ss%'ss 81
7,s.,. s. prize: FIs:,s.. e s9o.,,on
--Ls%sW,;SssS;s. -Lss,;sSs ,,sss,, s..,s Letter.: Lss;;'sIy:----
.---Eirs. prize. isisooo ooo--------
TIEoDJsaE s;assilS zsailoam. % Iis Nassau 81.
A. S Esa;ucSv state state SINGLE Number Dssrlsu.lon-
'ssls lsfaxoss r,fe sSs sI,Y sSs's.; Managers
obe drawn on s sssasasy DseemSsr ~ 1915
Royal Havana 70 !: drawn
xsasasss s..s iHKs Is;:r; sSESsos HEixs Navy
Esnksrs i6o Broadway, room /
4 TTENTTONi-TwENrY YEARS. PkUssIAN HOS
ton isse b. J&cos1 T isi Biessier
A IL UNFORrUNArEs CONSULT DR.. GRINDLE.-
Speedy cure whssever tho trouble onco No i4a West
TyATION-A NOTE FOR Slo4i 81. SIGNED ny
Osseiasr. Kahn Co. has bee. lost through the mails
Oskin Diseases. rmpcs. Fieshworms Blackheads White.
Skin Diseases Itchy and ssay letter Ct M the scap Sal.
Skim S T.
DsNNSSssyys Of NM IT n..
2sth st. Once hours from sto3.
Grateful. comforting.
"By thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
the operations digestion and nutrition and BY
careful application Of the hne properties q well selected
dciicatsly favored beverage which may us many
s s !: s sss s 1ass
up until enough resist tendency disease
Hundreds of subtle maades floating around ready
10 attack wherever there weak point We may escmpc
many fatal shan by keeping ourselves well fortified with
blood and properly nourishcd Service
:.ss ssa slss sas ssas Si'ss
JAMES EPPS 4 CO..
Homeopathic Che.nists.
Depot IN New Yors@sHirH / vANDERBKT, Park
place.
TLECTRIC BELTS FOR PREMATURE DEBILITY
Gentiemen, call send for circulars DR.. kARk S32
Broadway. New York.
IN -GRAND DRAWING FOR NEW YEARS.-SINGLE
number Kentucky State Distribution will be drawn e
Covngton KY. Saturday December 81. 1870 100000
for $40; 563i prizes and be distributed send
your orders in at once to CLUTR Co. 200 Broadway
New York city.
KSkGScKX STATE LOT
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS NO. 7l5-DkcRMBKR 2s. 1879
oss IS is sS g Fl II ss e 81 s
HENRY. EXTRA CLASS NO. 6i5-DEckxsKR g. 1875
60. n. 90 -. a 81, ig. ls "a 81. II, IS. II.
~ M ~ Is 81 70 s a a s. r. lS:s s. 80
or cnGrs Co.. zoo 70
u 10000 IN CASH FOR $40
~ .Kensucky State Single Number Distribution. to be
drawn Saturday December 80 1875; 1851 prizes dstrib
uting s6OOOn
Royal Havana; TO be drawn January 2. 1877 Grand
scheme for the holiday. Tickets $40 10000 spansh
''"' :" '''' ''N' J. cLUrE 4 CO.. 200 Broadway.
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TOMORROW SATURDAY EVENING, DecembeF 30.
A TKULY GREAT ENTERTAINMENT
ROMAN CHARIOT RAGING,
TRUTTING MATCHES,
u mr. Z,

MONDAY AFTERNOON 1T ?, doors open 30
LADIES' AND GnILDKEy's HOLIDAY MATINEE.
Fifty admission. Reserved seats. -
Boxes, for tour, -.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
DIAL ESTATE To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LAND IN
rennessce Cincinnati Railroad coal;
also Land lows: Dry Goods, Boots Shoes $50
Merchants av.. Cleveland, Ohio.
rINO ExCHANGE-FOR CLEAR COUNTRY PROPERTY
City Lots Store In brooklyn: also Country House
and three for city l. H. BABCoCk, 2l0 Montague
II Bruoklyn
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The deeply the disappointment which
their failure to present this play the evenings OF Tues
Wednesday and Thursday last has caused o
their but ,s sudden ard severe illness Of Mss
CLARA MORRIS On Tuesday evening followed as IL was
by that of Miss SARA JEWETT Thursday evening,
dered impossible for them the drama In
which would do Justice either themselves to tho
public.
The New York herald., 1876-12-29

CTEwARr'S SLATE. MARBLE AND WOOD MANTELs
bCaew aud elegant designs. from $40 the trade teralv
dealt 49, aud ~ " est I'D st.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-06-24
SUOCTs Tst rfzs sl il:
Mrs. .Jarleyss Wax. Figures.


The committees in charge of The. ar.
lrangements for the coming entertainment
for the benefit of the Congregational
church, are determined to do all in their
power to present an entertainment such
;as will INDUCES syeyybsdy ana all their
friends to attend. TO this end thew Have
made arrangements with Mrs. farley, OF
Detroit, to give an exhibition of her eel
ebfated Wax ohgnres, During the past pa s
winter Mrs. farley has exhibited her wax
figures in nearly every town in the SOUTH
ern portion of. the state, and every where
they baye been Received, with large 1and
leIigflted audiences, anillwithoht exeep-
ton the press has spoken in the highest
terms of the exhibition. We believe that
this is the first time that Mrs. farley has
been induced to visit any of. the. shore
towns, and we expect to see her exhibi-
tion greeted with crowded house. The
ladies have also arranged a choice mu-
steal andkfterHy prsgrsmme,and the-en.
tertainmeflt taken asa@wlfofe wiif-be
equal to any ever given here.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-06-24
The State Camp Meeting.

The railroad company have their track
to the camp meeting grounds, at Petos-
key, nearly completed. The association
have been making some improvements
necessary to the Holding Of a camp meet
ing there about the first of August.
There will probably be large number
of people.fLpm all .pafB of the,state, CON
gregate tlicre. Some means siiot,id be
taken to get information to them re-
garding. Chcboy gan County, and chances
given to get them to visit the place
Would it not be Il good plan for the I'm
provement association to have printed a
few thousand pamphlets descriptive of
The county, its advantages, &C., and Sc
cure their distribution during the meet
ing among, the attendants The people
are, many of them, there to spend a few
weeks.isNumbers, of them may never
have heard of Cheboygan. If their at
tentiop could be called this way many of
them might be induced,to. make this
place visit of few days. In this way
Cheboygan could be advertised very eff
fectually. and much permanent good re-
suit. ItwOuld also be a good .i,lea to dis
tribute some such pamphlets among the
visitors at MackinawcI
1t will pay Cheboygan to advertise.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-06-24
Anericaiiinstitution inshH thei terrific

rles:yl sSsaqs. sd .!zd9 fggIi soofaI5l
IA. The pledges which the, nation.has
given to our soldiers and sailors must be
fulfilled, A grateful people will, always
'hofu those who periled Their lives for the
countfy's preservation, lin ~ tire kiidest
,Eemembrailce.d ,sls9@ .fuItgY7no9 lgGoii
NJ u, We sincerely, dsprceate Jal section
al feeling and tendencies. We Therefore
note With deep solieiti1dc that the Dem
ioeratic party counts as Hsicief hope of
success upOn theleleetOr,li vote of sainrfi-
ted, south, seglred thu ough u lhe. efforts of
those who We're recently arrayed against
the nation, and we invoke tie earliest at
tentiOn of the country toithe grave truth
that II success thus achieved would re-
open sectional strife and imperil the ma
tiOnal honor and human rights.
ZIG. We charge the Democratic party as
being the same in character and spirit as
when, it sympathized with treason; ;, with
making its control of the House of Rep
iesentatiVes the triumph and the oppor-
tunity OF the natiOnlsDirecentf fOess With
reasserting and applauIing in thenation-
Ill capitol the sentiments OF lInrepented
rebellion; With sending Union soldiers to
tiierear. and promoting, Confederate sol
tliers TO the front; with deliberately pro-
posing to repuliate the ,pligtted faith of
the government; with being equally false
and imbecile upon the vital questions of
the day5xwilla laeovershadoW.in.s the ends
lopf Justice. By its PARTISAN 4 mismanage-
ment an!l Obstruction Of Investigation; ;
With proving itself through fhe period
of It's aseendeney in .lre;I .Owcr9 House of
Congress utterly lneompeteptite admin
ister the government, We. warn the
country against trusting Il party thus
alike unworthy, recreit and Incapable.