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, 1876-03-27

The leading produce kets were moderately activp
on Saturday. but moasy 1t lower range Of prices.
The weather waa bad, tho wos1t auoH.storra OF ths
selaou continuing but many disposed to regard
1t u akin to tho As kick Of dying be1st-to b. fo,
lowed BY mora settled condition Of THUGS Heuco
theFo WAC moro Of pressure 10 ae all round parta
ulsry Ia the carly part of ths aaaIon tbs majority OF
the orlern from outside being to sell. After these
wore nsd sho feeling was moro settled, and In most
iruer+ This storm iuerfercd with tho Telegraph
wires. that advtecB from other points delay el
znd that fact also tantud to carly waakneaa.
Tho dry-goois market quiet. almost 10 du!lness
- condition duo 10 tho hosFitle wo1ther. Vaw buy
eFs wore present. aud tho mal-osdtr busineas Of
smaller volume than On tho preceding days Of the
week. In values no important changes nppareut,
snl tho general maries may 10 considered s.e41y
Groceries met with tult moderate domsnd. And
nothing rnorc. The tcnor Of prices wss unchanged.
There was confident feeling among holders Of cof-
fesa and aug,rs tho chances being considered In favor
OF an early alrauc0. 6Enps tnoaaabs rce. teas And
othcr Lines about aaaiy. Prices Of dried fruits,
canned goods and naA wsEa tbs aane a. the Day h.
futc Ua!tsr was aeAfqB, and commanded fully Late
pE'css ehoco to fancy selling 1t a5Ioc oheese vas
hrm Ut previous quotstlons. In tho coal trads not
much was doing. l'ssgiua vA4 dun, u ware also
leather paints, md oils.
Tharo Wsrs now features in lumber. TrAds coa-
tnues l!ght, but dealers aakin4 feoens prlces.
lon waa higher In consequence Of tho recent asance
1t phhurg and heFc Ia como talk u tho factofes Of
Advancing tho rates On nails. Tho wool. hide, aud
bsooHcosn markets wcro qulet and unchanged.
Timothy seed waa In fAs request. aud stronger and
other Varieties were ntcaly. Hay was In moderate
.o1ucas aud hEm particularly upland prslFies which
Tia weather vas unfavosbls for poultsy,
but tho offerings Nero snail, and hus stock sold 10
setsilsts 1t recent ltiees. Eggs abundant md
generally quosel easy.
GRAIN IN HIGHT.
/ Nav Tnek irditkf rrrhou1x yrsstI.t nv IN.
following a. the visible auppy Of grain, coup1sInu
ths stock in granary at tho tfaclal points OF ac:
cu,uu!stun nj laks and seaboard prs, IN transit By
rstl and frozen In on ths New York cansIx and lii
/ lsknt. March IL. 1814s
, 1876-03-27

u III wsa,aet arias g. ,tor p'rt Il Il H., ~
aud thc n1at pa1s y Ar1tl. Tbs sen.ral mltr.,iss
snap contInuo few isys longer, II Will ioiay X a.,
Th"rs Il i Al tns"ss assnsity OF grim in s,o,, ,
he West awaiting shipnsnt. and There Ia alan rss
fec. 4 chicago md M,lEantee and niRhtotnF pp;ts
!ilc vc.-ola lJG nj Chile go IL eaial to Hlj oa
hn of corn, willis tina. nf ia.t years ne va
capacity IL nscrsl in n,t'nR os,nate Of s rro..
sss ~ ta ls ths grain % u atose n at at tat !",l
,'at !hcre aro other important tnnsncea 10 ha con-
siderod ID calculating tho prospect. Il nttsrs Mot
quantity Of lncr. coal. fron anh salt n 10 srtns
losta,a. tho asa.o WI not i!e re!nut'erssye one
h.9s .u aso noa, ,,at
lennsgo that alonld have lesn engagsd II
!ltso braaehrs ot com,neEoe - were ihsosa
thts 1a.r encouraging rsp3tta como tro tho lAte III
pcro. iron coansxy IND also from the sarnaw pInef.
warn eld By tIu o aid pannsy yvant. atusees wIe0
the pHnto oesi1rcd ~ 1871 h!vs been .1hAuhte aal
that now rnpplics must DO flad The Marquette 'Ia.
lors making calculations moving moro ora till
sses. sass s s 1os Tn
eLrnouta las greatly inptasol Of iste. E.t'y In ia
wMcr. It Was tearrt thai tho log-crop would 10 ref,
deficient III consequence Of Tin .onrel.y Of sow. But
tho IumGcr,ncn ara rcw,rtct to o making exrs,rns
usa Of lslr opportunities. Fifty million feet Of Jun.
es hase oean nutSeas ny uninsao rsee, ana a1t
ahs prospect for l,rgs o1emsnt of G cssi !. good
lne Htst KY nas psa LS1ua .,5 Int "a not Mllh'
laustcd at Tho West Tho facilities for eppIng coil
from shls rs.t It. aso now a. aln.ost M unlimited, sll u
naRnus u - ~ ~ WI oq i"ga"Fga ohy "
important item OF upfreiat from shia part and l.is
tsaaoaAo4o ~ ~ wv ~ usMs. sous "ntRo
!easc 70 oro i st Tia sssso" :" se Wit vii 10 afs Es
'apsosstosh' over tnoae pFeeeu'hs IT,
..,.
MlsCeLAhHEOu9.
nufFALo.
The old prop Arnxcs waa Loll to Matt Wagner. d
this piacu, fur $500. . Tho acov william Vsn,tt.
now being trausformed into towbsrRa. will r,lu b.,
tween Saginaw aul Tecdo When tho present coat,
Ing of ice In the river breaks up 1t will 10 tho sl.b
time tho cl,annnl hhs been orsn this spring.. It'll
coming seasoa: Iha conclusion IA teaohed aftss
yior!ng tno stuaiton from Al aides Many nlcet'ngt
All tao.oxners ~ f.r ~ w. tnnv {. y"r n
but Til to agree on tho manner tn which il sll1 ;,
run. hicfstH. Ioi'ts, Maythem Hand. and Mcssrz
anderson rGfew wa,;' no uoibt, hATo tug oi'rsf,
sr.toa t.t liz stnaii ta, i; nj Hnr, cnnidpa
ton.
DRTRo1T.
An up.shore exoh.nus xaya Loud. Goy h co h.r.
purchased tbs IRON pta,ro State md viii srne,s h.r
up 10 pan bafaes tAss season. 1ne schf John 7.
Mott, which wont ashore At Point hu Fclee ast Nove
bsr. has be.n thosonghy repaired .Iao ht.fs Of
xas r,as r. jcnovnn rneas re.,se ~ = IN
bu whest to osv ego 1t &c ror bl.
The Tribune saYs: Tie steamboat Robort Holland
owners Of lhe Star Line. Tor $ueoo sho as now 70.
celsug nav uppsr cahins and general OUTFIT 70 meet
H. DIcno ~ hcr W. ana 70
her On tho fote from 10 bhgna"f koisch!tR
, 1876-03-27

8lGNs or TIE TINES.
THIS wook has been ono OF good neWa from the rail-"
roads, moderate dealings tue Stock Exchange, very
light exports and Imports Na change In prices, and
IN aggregate Of busncsa tranaactons Represented IN
bank ceastnga fully up 10 the average. Tho eosrc-
spending week last year was ons Of comparatively
small transactions here. ii Philadelphia, chioago, and
st. Louis, and tho comparison shows considerable
lncresao hsro and At 1lade1rha. For the year thus
lar however, pliladelphfs Il tLo only one Of tbs Lead.
Ing cities which shows auy considerable incros1o Of
elearings. circumstance for which the many and
large transactions In connection With ~
1y + psF
boston slight ioas aud this city loss Of o
In transactions etnee Jan. compared with tho corte"
Eays sLov ear.ipSs IF since Jan. l. 1875.
aas1nss 22G2 2p9 during tha corresponding veeks
hs returns for the ras ind second wock In March,
far as received, ara especially eneour1R1nB IL M
Iron business sono smpfoven,eut T. noted snd aaht
advance In rates At lasaburg.-Ths fRoiLe Narfh ~
ntvAL M1SiSo aTocKs.
Tho Atla CALIFORNIA, Of i.ss Sunday, ssys:
When tho Dc, elorments in the Gold u!ll section BE-
Ean 10 show up favorahly, and were beron!tng thd
freely circulated til. 4 tho other end 1t tho Inc :.
tho Me1scan, tally rIotpeeting waa eahIs a.oaS
q ss aoid Iii % mines T Il sas shs lard M I i
porous indicatons but Ii ia ,a!l to 10 III the
II ono takes for truth What may bo heard 4nout mem
butt n ono hss aeon any one .Aas eaw Io m
may made, thc.o magnificent teposls may e,o 10
.seeped with m.n, grams g5 .nss H. t.
noP.aps discoveries Ia Con, ,irsiaa anu cstoru.
pubic I'D a nss seSs tar as aa
rss ~ tat Il Tey became belief with many
that ali t,s ose Teinsuina In tho com..osk lode would
10 found IN that 4eesiou and therefore, whcn Tho M
onea Il Vii io somo tlmo to eradicate this icel
inV and turn ii. tide, Tut should the Developments In
liz 3nl lin c1ntlnuo to improve and slow up
ranl,iy than doas reported IN tho Ao1lcap hs specu
iai,ve iever will hc strongest ia these atocfs hut f
hoth cIhiit equally good, there will be found plenty
10 tatn IL stocks and 10 Wild over the e1ritenen.
whch vi 10 precp!taEel ~ tho opening up Of two
,ieh b,aanzss and 1t will be difficult 1natser for
eithsyt 10 carry ths supremacy.
, 1876-03-27

u-....4., - non 1.t. %,.t,.. x,.~tf,- NJ
saas we're reported q a Ds,, ',. r'a.e.s, p.'y
Total. Loo br's. Ths market CLOSED qulst At tho
-. son,- n. ao,,n, ~ ooo, A. 81 -nas so, .nrna
*o.'o9 .oo; eo.nniol " Gooa w - ap'1s
t,.oo9s. .25 patents do .eso7.2s Mlnne,ot., s,.7s
tssps: sbrtpu supertnss 4J.oCaatp: rye Appr.
t4.ise..T.
nnAs-ws' ae,zco and nfm A sas.oo, me oaoF'nga
oons,MsAi-ss'' "A' made OF 'o tons CITY a' sls'u
schsrx1sus-8sls was uads Of 10 tons It $l2.oo On
ff;Sf %iigArw.. moderately .c.i,e and ,r,saul.r1,
tssiiha T liz 81 s4rjy iseas was ats weak IN suite d
the bad weather. LIVERPOOL VIZ quoted .aser W tho
wh,te good many operators were surprised Il dnd
h;. tns ,s m New xorl = during .hs week wsrs
oIs1pofsS vI;a vas @i5ea alnost dsiy iss.aa u:
e: ns.s s as1 a; ,t i 10 M T. p w. s n;
to 'persie .ssty ~ en direction ,1 o. aseonns Of sho
bad ToatheF; nus tvr ths taillng anow th1 MARKET
w. tts tons ~ uneest.lu aud nstvous tho .taing
being largely ~ tna scallng ordor except wat was
sias t 1s sssqG s
nattsa nad thu th now. . a .gs saesen cause ae
~ upward % turn IN ps1ses: T. .1,v Ihs lower v'
grades Wefu 10 no1erste demand dot ahipneot anu
btcsdy. rejoeed being hF1uer No. wa III sonie de-
snd f01 TO- EaF y m cx Tro Tse
nauo u aufing NO "esR 70 60 20 Cos1 ou asect of-
der oeing tho nfst OF tho eea4on tne sxport moso'
nent 1!thesto haa oean e9nnnsa 10 tae o%es gEaMee
a1cort what S1nnesotaa 1avo gone 9It: seileE May
W., the !sang 4 ea1 1n ssa1asy ~ ~ ne fss hsns
sasincea to x9e's. ana eosei hsin sssF Aptt! ao:a
u slM ~ -ciotnR a. s!.u. selef taa moan
Or regular NO. = spring VIZ teEy 4utes a *l.olH3
lA-sio;s1ing, u e., at sot3 ,1ssase receipts sn g 10
c!osea si'oH ,G'1 @a "a saes e. rsss M 1epo1ea o ba
!o3: so9V Du ~: Ht WMaoaeI I.f~ se}vSt'u ~ aoo
,2o1 " " snnlis nt Y9!s9se iolal 1o'soo bn.
~ 'sry .slt t afmanm ~ m
aud price, ~efs asaoy saes were feposssa o. tJsoo
bu No: - $to5kgsiod: 800 Gn " ssainle n
81 ase @ On 9easu a9ta !o;1ou ~ ~.
CoAN-mAs =. Heak. aha averaged ~ loMet than o.
the coso o. fsasy. masAet' VIA aair aeslsy ~ tas
aeptesaoa tse Gsnes @ , Mese ,1i aGM
IL co1n!nR me hoth intesteEnY VIE tuo "5Ies VINO
some aeea 20 a aa naa n0 Mssn ,ns
ALSO e1stea tsxetn ~. aansenSo. moaso NO., s ~
Ertflouay no.ea, TUG Ius " a .as Fosm a, a'oIS PIX
tho Hne OF 1ae cana! aas aMeaay oxen ,. ayio
70 nffe, tnS a. h., 's ,n,oaoT9 T1i,e th
eone 4seuS ~, nIt ~ ~ t. at
c1ua|95 So - oouu3t ~ t.n,S' - ~
, 1876-03-27

Long and shoI. clears 1uote4 1t l2'.e cash. .nd
1a..e seller April, Ioacd; green hasns, l3ai2 a.;
cash Or seller March long-aut hAna, 11AJlakc,
boxed bacon hams, 1Ata14ke,
GREAsx-Nyas quiet he 7G31c+ -..-
BEEF PNODUuT3-Wsrs atsady and quiet II tt0.60
@tl.b0 for mess, Slt,6oSi2.ou for e1tfa Hess, And
SAW Ga2l. 80 for Gasns. ,..
brls IL SIC,
, 1876-03-27

COMMERCIAL.

Tbs following xers ths receipts and shipments Of
Tho leading articles Of produce IN tha city during the
twcn.y.four hours ending At - o'clock or Saturday
mornings
, 1876-03-27
LOUISVILLE. KY. TOBACCO MARKET.

Hfporf%1 oY A!tI' HarihH. fooaeeo Hraker.
Lor1sv1LtE, hy- March 2d.-With incleinsnt waath-
CT and Sor5 unfavorablo tor hauling or putting up
tobAccos onr 1oeepss this week hre again very 1sgh
thoso 10 hand eeng about 400 hhds and for the most
,mrt fron, cnuntrr fn.tor,ea fa1mers ter, cvrntrs
et.raso euu,ucd or audIno # iunnoa.h1e to forward
"0o ,, y, Aaes ~ 'ito"Au'' '" Aot""'u
to maFkut LATELY Will the neTcse storms OF snow and
rain 50 general this wcck throughout this section Of
Tho country. rece]pts will probably coutjuue 10
IL, ,tnht ~ ,rother srcc,, ,t ,c,st H. co,,n
~, =" "sa' ~ a .rs' 1ae .e!tIu. .aa
The sAee for th!a week anodnsed 70 79s hhds bcin9
go less than sst week. and, like tho sales OF last
wesk, wets augmented By s0nowhas llbofal offerings
~ ~ ,..a ..a..ed - .s Tha hn
Of tho receipts thi7 weak consisted Of noudoscr1pt
sorts, low luaa and common Leaf, with small assor-
.n.nt ~ o,o hav t,,r vstI ~ ~. a., .oy..r,, =,
.,,..a sn' ~ soa s. s .t tcts's w.
with Few exceptions the conu'oa OF tho tobacco ro-
ccised was good. The tons Of tho mnrkct hsa been.
OH tho whole, lrru. with an active demand 1or most
ti,1, ,,ho,,, NM, tl ,h.r tho 1o,,at ,r.a.. -,
hlnss' a.aousA W." auu men eue t'"sss e.aoea "sso
somewhat irregular nna au!cs although not 2uotab'y
lover, the sMallless Of tho lreaks, coupled With an
n-tye ,cm,nd pcncrafly eomfnino "a si.t,fp nrtces
, 1876-03-27
aloe 70. fair md anotcc stptr md <. The auppy Of
pulled wool IL large and low QrAdea sRs quite dull and
at
NEW YORK DRY, ,oooos MARKET.

NEW YORK pRY,aonOs MARKET.
FEW YonK. March, 2s.-buslness 10 very dull, owing
to the stormy weather. Cotton goods uomnally un-
thsnped III priest Ayatd bso1n shcssInaa Ia good ss'
vaucr,1 10 former rr!cea. Wooon aootls for mems
wear dull. Dnss guods In moderate request.
, 1876-03-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Dn1lncss Of Business at tho
Banks Last Week.
Deposits Increasing Wa Discounts
Falling-.Rates Weaker.
Ehe Produce Markets Generally Easier
in 6pits Of tho Late Storm.
FINANCIAL.

Tbs buaIuess of ths banks during ths pass Hoek
continued 10 exhibit the monotonoua fcslaFel that aro
now 10 be seen In al the financial ctatfea OF tne
c,untry. Loanable funds ara abundant. and ths de-
msnd ta light. Tia outlet that wsa found laat rear
In tho sdvaneos 10 tbs city has been oloaod " he
disclosure Of ahs Illegally OF tho city oartinca'es o.
Indebtedness. Ths winter 1acking season II over
and lie funds employed ero have hesn released; the
uoasd Of Trade Is employing only small amount OF
bank funds: country rads and collections arc tied
rov.ra srn largely these who have been disappointed
Of country roni.tances. There Ii, ~ usual regular
supply Of mercantile, manufacturing and nIscosno"
ous paper. but II IL inluicsnt to abaorh tha fnnda
Of the banks.
Rates Of discount 1t the banks vers 1910 per cent
On the streot tharsis sharp demand fer good rA-
rtr Rates range from 7 per cant upWards-
Now York exchange Was voak, and sold ~ G9auo
Uranium, betwoan banks for 81 900.
County orders for exchange were smaller. and tho
country movement Of currency WAS Light
Tho c1earings Of the weak arc reported ID foo~1 by
- n fyt,lo ri nfAk
, 1876-03-27

OIls-rrtces of oi!a wtro the s1me ~ on Fri
day, ruling study ~ tollovs: .O4rbon, lis do
q ssss. isS,ase; SLOW waits, $50 tel. 11xt: 1867 10
1s:a s,s si,s H. Wits s: Ss:.eSsi s;s' sSs t;s
,ps =, neast90 =" t., o. !. ,Eisy M Pa1s si9
sina oil: n4sasa :; des. ISL natural g iea. s5a:
f'fGsSI foUlrY 9ia aSn Eosrhs receipt. wero smaller
especially Of poultry, and ehoce oneriIgs brought
1sfs hoar hser psiess
ticpstio ct smallsr rscepts tn consequence of tho
oF Ig1fe X 1s sS Ghsfsa. ia3s 1.-Two
sEEps-T!motay Wa i, fair 4snand, and tue bet
tor grade. wezo nrner. tho oiTtrings Of sYei being
other aral2s ranged rom t3.lo33ao. Clover Was arm
At $3.50 for prime: medium and rnsmmoth sola ns
snu sowing rced Al sl4p. Mulat quet ut 6Glst0u,
aud Hungarian 1t 45t4boc.
supply hero ih decreas!nK but !a considered ~p,o 10
carry tho trade Until spring, and the roceiis by ra
arc nox ANAL; ononaszs nn1 g. ssauaw. tloe. tlao;
s7i dairy, With bsss Stso; Ashton dairy, per tack.
TEAs-Quot.tonn were Without chaase. fais
uumbes Of orders xera placed and prices were ws
sustained ss the following range: duxrownan-
ss asa g. ssss sss aS o e9 Medium anss :
@l.aO. rNrEnrAl-common s!s3so; GOOD d.. 40
Sassjo; dnest. tssS5s c6oca, ej@61e; choleost.
7ot475c. J4rAss-G -Gomuan, %@57o; good common.
fuo aot93bc; nuess, bsfoo; choice, ev.o5o chotces
7t976c. OoLoNna-ConinoH a.Gsa3c; good common,
bne &s9o0c; 1nes aatstse; choice 6aS02c: Choicest
T6taHpc.
WuoD-Tas quoted quilt aud e,sy at $3.50 for
maple and S1.6o Tor beech. delivered.
WOo1-Ilo market feuatns quiet. Small lots afo 60.
Ing out in snswer To orders, aud the shipments shout
4a&slc: no. puur good, AtA ssn washed seco, nna,
9ood-condttIoned. t08Alc; Wushedt medium 10. AItA
s2ol unssaahel. Gns, heavy to t9ht, 2ta37e: d.
diuin, a0t14q: pulled, nvessge, 3u433c.
, 1876-03-27

PiTTsDuno OIL MARKET.
TiTranrRu, ra.+ March 2i.-rcrneu'n Arm; Ct ndc,
fa47H nt raskrrs; refined, l4ASl4,ic, rhtlaAclphia
delivery.
, 1876-03-27
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Total, ........+.... ....lT,05a 916tB a.13l
On Wednesday,, March ~, II ! meeting Of railroad
officials hsd In this city, n0w tariff Of livestock
irsiylta to ths Kaat Was RrranRsd Helov tbs
Aud uA fattas
, 1876-03-27

CLEVELAND oil MARKET.
CLEVELAND, o., March 2s.--re.roldum nrm sad TN
changed; VIC 1nnta standard wbits, Ito text. 1lhos
J.. W, 80 tosl, 1919 for csr.lots. caah.
, 1876-03-27

NEW ToRK BToCKs 7oN TIE WEEK.
Tho following quotatons, ahov the lowest, htgheat,
And closing prces tho active list Of Aocks Ut sha
New York uoard during tho weak past:
, 1876-03-27
AQKfH
For week, For rear. glt

1otlN.. ..,",d1E III I3,u34 5,1S9 tB,1H
With tho throa previous years, tho sRles for the
fes fesDGudlpQ pAfiuIj sfA ~ IuloNR:
, 1876-03-27
GOLD AND 0IEESDACE8,
Gold was l1ah611tt.
Qfs4ubAcks weEa Us aaTAtc on the dollar In gold.
FonElQN EXCHANGE.

CITY AND CoUS
Chicago City I Uct. bonds,,..
Chicago EIty I q ct. eowtr,ge.
Cl!oayo City D ct.w4tar Loan
Cook County I y ct. b2nuA
{bh0Et1 ,.,............. .....
CO0k County I y Ct. tDut&
l0uG1 ......,...............
West Park 7 b ct. honlH.. -.
North Chicago Z q 1t. bonds
&LIncoln taEk}.........-..
LOCAL aTt
City Railway, 8outh sllo...+,
City Hallway, West 6.au. go.
ci.y HIilway, West Hidc, y
llcs cent ceytitacssas.
City Hallway, North Side.
Tr4Isrs' Insurance Company
Chamber Of Comtucrcd. ,....,
Chicago ou.Lght aud Coke
EolnpAny...,.....,.-..'.-.s
Exposition stock.............
NEW YORK BToCKs
sT1a frttovIrtr ,tI0fntfr+n0
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-10

knew that any objection he might urge would
be of no effect, and might got him into trouble.
Besides, he had lived so long with the saw
ages that he almost forgot that he had once
been a civilized being, and the thoughts of
his former condition were, at best, only misty
and underlined. But, at about the time which
was to consign him forever to barbarism, an
incident occurred which recalled him to his
true position. The tribe Of which he was
a member had been for some time at war
with another on remote part OF the island,
aud after a decisive battle,in which tho former
were victoious, the warriors returned TO their
town with large train of prisoners. They
were greeted with loud acclamations, and,
on the following day, the instruments Of
butchery were arranged, fires built, and every
preparation made for hideous cannibal
orgie. The scene which followed has been
30 often described as TO require no repetition,
it is enough to say that Nick, though
nearly fainting at its horrors, was obliged, by
bis fears OF exciting against himself the in
famed passions Of the savages, to witness the
dreadful feast and tho equally fearful drunk
enness which ensusd. His refusal TO Join in
the horrid revelry nearly cost him his life,
as it was, aud only by the interposition Of
his guardian, the chief and his elected bride,
bis daughter, who faced the angry people
and quelled their rage, was he preserved Tor
further adventures. When night came, Nick,
whose thoughts would not let him sleep,
stole away from the village which was wrap
ped in drunken slumber, aud repaired to a
a. loaI.,,N r. - a..
overlooking the sea. His mind which had
lain dormant during the four years Of his
life 10 that spot had been suddenly awakened
by the scenes of the day, and for the FIRST
time in years he began to think The joys
Of savage life had suddenly grown distaste.
full to him, aud, as he reflected upon what
the future might bring, he made a sudden
determination to escape to civilized life again
Stealing down to the beach, he secured a
water aud padded away into the sea and
darkness. He had no idea in what direction
the town lay, but determined on following the
coast till he reached it, and on the third day,
having subsisted by running ashore occasion.
ally and procuring supplies Of fruit, he saw
the town before him and an American man.
ofwar in the harbor He was kindly re-
ceivcd on board the vessel, where he was
decently clothed and restored to all the out.
ward sembance of his former self, and in
her he made the voyage to New York.
Since then he has constantly followed the
sea, and, though sometimes piniug little
for his former wild and free life, he always
enters an emphatic protest against ever re-
newing the perience.-Springfeld Re-
publican
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-10
CENTAUR
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scien tiGc skin cannot go beyond the effects Of those
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II will destroy tho paia and without "a scar
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Limbs II Is very efcacious for Earacho Toothaohe,
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Mr. Josiah Westlake, of Marysville g. writes
"FOr Years my Rheumatism has been SO bad that 1
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pour liniment simply marvel"
o. II. Bennett Druggist, Rock Prairie, NO., says,
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satisfaction of anything In the market"
What the Centaur Lniment hal done for others 1t
will do for you 1t is handy, It is reliable, and II is
cheap.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-10
Eitcrarp department.
GOING OUT IN THE COLD.

Raise me up in my bed, wife,
There's the sound Of the sea in my ear
And II sings 10 my soul in a music
The Garth is not blessed to hear.
Open the little window, wife,
Then come and cit by my side,
Wen wait Gods sweet lood-water
To take me out with the tide.
see the harbor-bar, wife,
And my dear little boat in the bay,
But who shall DO able to guide her
When her master hath passed awayi
know that her helm, so trusty,
Will answer no other hand
As II answered mine, when know, wife,
You were waiting for me on the strand.
Our boys are all before us, wife,
Wee Jack is beneath the wave,
And bluo.eyod Freddie sleeps, wife,
In yonder yew-bowed grave,
Where tho carly daisies cluster
Around his baby bed,
Ana the thrush sits chanting softer
In yon tree that shades the dead.
There's chill runs through our hearts, wife,
When the harbor bar doth moan;
But a darker grief will be yours, wife,
When you're left In the cot alone,
But few more flows Of the sea, wife,
And fow moro Gibbs Of the tide,
Then Gods sweet food shall bring you
Again TO your old mans sidel
The red sun is low In the west, wife,
And the tide sinks down with tho sun
We will part with each other In love, wife,
For sweetly our lives have run.
Give me your hand, my own love,
As you gave It in days Of yoro,
We will clasp them, ne'er to be sundered,
When we meet on the far-oif shore!
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-11-10
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