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TAX about bananas Tie corn
crop of the United States la>, year
atnt unts,i TO ,295 00o, 900 bu.hcl. AZ
,etty cents per hn~hrl. = fair svrrage
prlce th" country over. this would 's'
w,aih S5lsU0.tsN On the ~ her
lsrl. the estimated value of car gold
auA silver n,uc> f2r t.e year "ss ss5.-
2oo ooo With the is'ursl ten.lency II
t,.anAsts,i - tslk ati think most about
al.;'rria- sr.i ,lso~y ;h,ng> ~ ssy aa,i
Asav u4urr h.u. the So -tAi tast 81
r,ea..4. mc'sI fr,m c,'}3 ~,i silver
miHs> tasa th- bali b'liion igiiars
"a f;h IL csfu 81 bich ihs & ln;ry raises.
,.sn>u-at. aul sells. Nilhot, tbiaking
u 0e. das.t a"ylhlne u}ie ~o'thy Ai'i
T. fhv s.,tp tie wheat cotton. lr'.steeS
en3 ;5ui1, pr,~3ucezt oy 'he t.rsnef' ~
tar Ini1.d states an -iH&tc year. s0ti
tie r~seatev> ~ iae sat sut silver
sasass e~tn tfltlsl-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-09

funny MoNkEN. >sii NJ Pa
s.u.,tsa Ms she say hIm ps'i,ntly amt
ms .-lss.t he 81. a. II 5,, b.t llls. "a
~ 81 ,he tssk as,i ! e'uti ~i~h there
wuz tn.re kasr an hi. r~lse'leusiissr
tail | csanot We, believe. nei'her. that
they re ons po.teFs'v
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Republican Convention.
DIES MoINE, Iowa, Ju

DRs NOME, Iowa, June 81.
Chief Justice Day was renominattd for
supreme Justice. Prof. Won Wellen W As
nominated superintendent of public in
struction.
Resolutions were adopted declaring the
permanent pscihcation of the south and
complete protection of all citizens In the
free enjoyment Of all their rights is the
duty to which the republican party stands
sacredly pledged.
A resolution endorsing President Hayes
and his policy was offsred as an ameod-
ment to the first resolution. This crea ed
a tumult in which were heard object, ms,
cries and hisses. 1t was ruled out as not
germain to the subject. The following re-
solution was theu offered
Resolved, That the so-called southern
policy which has been inaugurated aud pur-
sued by the present national administratit n
is in accord with the principals OF the ie-
publican party.
This was received amid general tumul'.
Dr.. Bradley moved it be referred 10 T.
committee on resolutions. Mr.. Merriam
moved that the resolution be tabled adopt.
cd by about three-fourths vote. The
convention then adjourned.
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The Grand Army.

PR,vIDEsoE, X. l., June "a.
The national encampmet of the grand ar.
my of the republic has elected the follow.
ing:
Senior vice commander, Col. Elisha N.
Rhodes, Of Rhode Island; junior vice com
m ,nder, Capt VIM. Emshaw, df Oai" ;
chaplain. Rev. Joseph F. Lav,rson, ot Ma
sachuse'ts; surgeon, Gen James L Watson
of New York; c"uncil Of adm,ni,t,sl en-,
J. z Clsley, Of RGkland. Me-; l. al
drich, OF Msnch. srer. N. Fl Wm Wells
ot Burlington, VI; Jacob Silloway. jr q
Canon, Msss.i denry Hess, OF Brds' per-,
U,nn.; Fred. A. Arnold. of Provid. nee r
I Il. y. Perl-y, Of New Y.uk; VIM. B
,nes, Of Pull ,delphis; G G Royce. ~
Washington; ] 'seph ]. Wilson, Uf Vr.
gipia; Tn mas G Boone, I S lem, Ohio.
The fixing of the place of the next an
nusl meeting is lett 10 the commander ard
council of administration. The new com
mauder appointed James l.. Farley Of New
York, adjutant geleral; Willism Ward Of
Nsw jersey, quarlermaster general; W
F. Rogers, Of New York, inspector gen
etal
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''N> June ~.
FLOUR Receipts of s,S7s hush-lr trade
to l6c bet ei, IA shi pn. graue heavy yauI
de II Inc. tle5 VI 36,U0J o..l Is N 2Sa 61t9
as; supeifne vest, all st ,e at 81 6Oe. o -;
IS Sos660; good cnoics extra western
AN state at S6 sci IS; cUmuo h, ice
white wheat West, ri extra al s6 s0ss1 o;
$50 OU. commoL u goOd xtra hlo III Sc 80
sS 6O cImmln u en- ice exLia Lo I.s {
81 o5S 0 IS; p.tent Minnesota eAtra g.Ud 10
pIiuie d. IS 0.9lV cnOlc " don extra
al SlU o5(all UO. N ,rke closing nrm Tor TIA
orsn ,s. an dull nd h avy iors iprl -rades.
cosins TO 2c lu~er 10 . ii scar ily OF reight
20 Jm chtckins the export maDu. oa.es nOue.
,S MINI o'a ~ ,o' aoer ate x w. %.
waukre n'lLiual ~ s, oU,s 70.
kYE-M rket st au9 aL- u-ch nged. 73c bid
A. w ousnrls west IN " ar I've oUOn Tor ex-
port.
oAKLBY-M ri tt dull and unch ,nged we, t.
IN I, ed I BIC; neM cnpO. Iexis zee at sc;
feed harley wAb Il for *, at DC
som what irrts sular nd uns.trl d, ope'ias
.truns AID cl ains Jun and /. buy, 70 avUr.
sales OF i.6O Du Is U gra"ed A's ern
oiln led wvo mixed o9a Nc" YUiA No.
z White 64c whi Z u uuIn &c; STEAMER
m ,xed soft Ssc DID, Cue ASA. d; No,s dO eoc old,
Ars-nece,prs 1885 ousnel'. Mark t
stead. and quiet. sales of q, 10 bushels.
Mixed western nd Ia, a sts;5 wnlte
s5c; XJrk No. Al 0A uO h.te 4s'; new
ork A.. Il 81 do viii IS as5gc; biXeI Vest
in At si1s s,s+sc; iAed western old 5ot; wLite
western 4iG5oc.
unl. Le nrm ana unchanged.
HoPs- ID IL Saies VI Nc" eastern at
>eisc; western al s,elsc;
uoFFEk. tito qul \, IL m and unchaLg grd (;
carg1es at 7s2U%v god q Vts It II a &c.
>UaAk. Dul uuChaDgtd X nAeu nrn;
lh@ilxc for authri a; l2c fUi grahu.
lated and pO. err, ; l2Ac or rusned.
MoLAsskH -Qu ct aud nomin H. uncha ged.
ales at $500 t'r PultJ nl1a 43s5oO f,r
Rnglisi ana oOa 6Oc New Orl ala.
les Quiet all uu hang d.
PsrRUL"UA Duh md u.avy, Sales OF crude
at 6hc; REIN AZ l3c,
rALLu~ M Ik 1rm. Sal or $1,000
p1un y at &c.
EGas.-h Ayy Sales OF stat and Pehnsyl-
vania ut l7N9lsc; %isl64r for wesler..
toRK.-harktL Openeu hrner ana o5ed
he v ~ So 40 for new mess.
BEEF-Qui I.
LAKD-MArset opened n m and cl 'sed
o s1ads over. SAFES OF ntw prime steam at
| ~ lOa9 10; 40 Gu r at 80 ~.
BUTTEK-Marke heavy. sales at ,(@2 c for
western 1870. lc for $ ate
HEksk- Heavy ana unchanged. Sales at SO
0kc FOR cfmln III % Or ILt.
lM-BkD-N i.ita at 81 UTH@2 10 gold.
NalsAr Firm a-d quiet at 81 IS bid. held
/ At "A
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iion of the M"nieDeQrips is quite desperate.
Tneir forces are entirely broken and dis
pers' d.
A Berlin dispatch states that the car has
ordered another army corps from the iute-
rior tn the lower Da lube.
A Rustcbuk dispatch says the consuls
here are drawing up protest against the
Russians bombarding their reti' ences.
The object of the Russians in bombard.
ing Rsss.huk is to compel 1t to capitulate,
and thus save long siege.
The Russians lost 5000. The Russians
are preparing for another attack.
The bombardment of Rutschuk con-
tinues. .e
The RoumsDian chambers closed to-day.
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Coal at Auction.

NEW YORK June 81
One hundred and twenty-five thoussnd
tons of Scranton coal were 8 Id at auction
to-day by the Delaware, Lackawanpa and
Western Hilroa1 company. SiramrT
brought 81 1902 90; CRATE, &9.e5@2 27t ;
egg, 81 27t@2 45 ; chestnut. %. 2.s09s.37t ;
stove, o. 65@2 57t pea, 90. The bidding
was active. There was delcine from MAY
prices on all varieties
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Highway Tax Books.

We desile % Call tue steutiJn of select
men to very neat and con, enirnt blank,
for use In making up Highway bills Thls
Is designed 10 supersede The old a'hioned
and inconvtn cot tax bills Ia sh, et tmm
heretofore used, and will be fluid much
more desirable for the use of the survey-
ors. We invite the ord,is OF sell ctm-n of
IL towns In Verment. Price 80 cents per
dozen copies.
d&w GLOBE PAPRR Co.
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A Burglar Shot.

WAsHrsaT,N, N. j., Juns 81.
A farmer named Cranstop, living near
Hackettstown, this morning, shot al d
killed Burton Mitchell who was attempt ng
to burglarze the house of the farmer.
Mitchell was member Of a gang Of ma
rauders who for sumo lime past have b,e;
a terror TO the farming communities OF
Warren and Hunterdan counties.
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Consumption-The chi"f CAUSES are In neg
lecting the laws II Ia ure, To-, u u ID G nnhe-
ment In an unh' althS aImOspht RI, su den
colds. caiarrh, great ana ntin I'd exp sures
mpoverlshibg OF tbe ystem VI OH I rases:
thtre are v Vctine ami one OF tht m Isl Taf al
n That OF young lahies VIII exp ise h iT heath
and -nd niger iheir lives IA tn m''Hi r. ckless
manntr when att, nding oall partie D. ras,
and other ac's OF amustment, ~hlc r III Is
Consumption and all early grave. b iggs'
Throat and Lunl healer W II save The vicIlm II
used IN time, Sold by druggists.
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Tramp Shot.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, June 27.
Three hvnps were discovered leaving a
house with punder aud were challenged by
Mr.. Nsgle. One of them stabbed him
whereupon Nagle shot the tramp fatally.
The Others escap,d
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Fatal Mine Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, June 81.
Yesterday seven miners white drawing a
bucket flied with zinc ore from a m Q
in the MOUNTAINS between Waterloo 81 d
Newtown, Sussex county, acci Q tai y
caught the r1pe on sharp stone Il cut
it In two. Five Of the men we're precipi
tsted iutn tie w.Shtd ont mlns. and or
OF them, Baxter mes, VIM. G,rvty,
Henry Peten and Richard Afgar, go ba 4ly
Injured that they died This moaning.
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT

OFFICE OF THE CHIEY SIGNAL OFFIoKK,S
WARRINGTON June 2s-i 4. m.
For New England, stationary or lower
pressure, stationary or higher temperature,
variable winds mostly from southeast TO
northeast, partly cloudy weather with oc-
crsional light showers.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
Highway Robbery.

HIT CREEK w. T.. June 81.
The coach from d ad wood va, ST. pped
last night near Cheyenne river by five
max d MN who robbed passengers OF
80 900, blew open the treasure bux and
carried cff It's contents. Sew RI ehots
were exchanged and the driver slightly
wounded
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Base Ball.

BINGHAMrnN, June 81.
Crickets 8, Stars 8 Owing to a disput4
after the fifth innings the stars withdrew.
BoRNELIsvILLE, June 81.
Rochesters 4, Hsrrs'ls 1.
NEW YORK, June "a.
Louisvilles 4, Hsrtfords 1.
MILWAUKEE,, June 81.
Chicagos 2, Milwsukees 8. At the end
of the twelfth inning the Chicagos left to
catch the tram.
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Rebuilding St John.

ST nm june %.
AT public meeting immediate a, tion
was urged regarding widening and iroprov.
ing streets, placing restrictions on erection
of wooden buildings, of the admission of
building material free of duty for twelve
months.
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Gen. Grant

LoND N. June 27.
AT state concert given Buckin. ham
palace, Gen. aud Mrs G-snt, emperor and
empress of Brazil, prince and princess of
Wales we're present. G ant res to L YER
pool tomorrow, returning to London on
Friday;
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A Postmaster Arrested.

ST. CATHKRIsRs, Gnt., June az.
s. 8. Brooks, the assistant postmaster at
Bismarck, has been arrested for abstracting
money from registered letter.
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100 Ru sians have been killed by the
bombardment Of Gupgevo. It Is reported
that the Roumaniaus have silenced the
Turkish batteries at Widdin.
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SpauIding &C., s
BULLETIN OF
New Books

BLUE AND SUNLIGHTS, their influence upon
Life, Disease, etc., by Gen. A. j. Plrasonton.
ROMAN LEGENDS, A collection OF the Fables
and FOLKLORE OF Rome, by X. II. Busk.
MEETING THE SUN, journey oil around
the world, through Egypt, China, Japan and
California, by Wm. simpson, +. G. s with
about 80 Heliotype and other illustrations.
HALF HOUR RECREATIONS IN NATUBAL
HlSTORY-"Half hour with insects" by A.
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FROM DAWN TO SUNRISE, a revised histori-
Cal and philosophical account or the religious
Ideas OF mankind, by Mrs. j. Gregory Smith,
EPoCHs OF ANCIENT HISTORY, in sets or
single volumes.
EASTER HYMNS, compiled by j. E. c. Chap
man.
BRYAN MAURICE, or THE SEEKER. by Rev.
Walter Mitchell
NELLIE KiNNARD's KINGDOM, by Amanda
NJ. Douglass.
sIuoNIE, from the French OF Alphonse Daudet,
etc. etc.
orders by mail promptly attended to.
NO. MERCHANTS ROW,
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The Vescelius Amber Ointment

Is very popular preparation for the speedy
cure OF Felons, old Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Scroll
etc. IL is a very nice consistency for spre ding
with knife on paper or cloth 1t is used by
physicians and the peoplei one box viii
convince any one it should be kept in every
house and every store.
For sale by A. W. Higgins, Rutland, all drug
Rlsts la Burlington, st. Aloans Wlnooski also
Dy DR.. W, j. Vssceliua, and Wells, Richardson
Co., Wholesale agents, Burlington, VI. Price
30 cents, post paid,
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The Turco-Russian War.
THE AUsTRo HUNGARIAN PoLIoY-A CON-
SENTATIVE BUT FIRM ATTITUDR.
ppsru lima OF

thh AOSihO NOn-
SENTATIVE BUT FIRM ATTITUDR.
PEsTH, June 81.
Minister Ti'zs, in the Hungarian diet
yesterday said If the government had Yield
ed to warlike counsels a year ago, at the
most the country would have insured The
protection of It's interests without sacrifices,
their policy from the beginning being 10
preserve the peace, and were this impos,i-
BILE to localize the war. There was no dan
ger of the governments suspecting Austria
Of ambitious designs. In the face of GER
tain contingencies military preparations
had been talked oyer, but no actual resolu-
ton was reached. No one deemed 1t The
object or aim of the foreign policy to make
territorial changes on the frontiers Of the
monarchy. [Long and loud cheerinel.
He could give no assurances that circum-
stances might not 80 turn that the army
would have to cross the frontier, both be-
cause the monarchy would not allow itself
to be hampered in It's freedom Of action,
and because such promise would be aort
of guarantee for the realization of aspira-
tIons opposed to the interests OF the mon-
archy.
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FINANCIAL AND ComMEKCIAL.
New York Stock and Monev Market.
NEW YoRA, June 81.

NEW YoRA, June 81.
GOLD quoted at 1857.
NONE quoted al
GUvEkNMEN BU DS quiet
fhlnE MerGan ht PaDe at 3Ld5,
CLEAh1NGS, $2T.259 O0
Gus }, EIEIr ., $4,000
TREASURY dIsOu'H' eats $lST4,000.
RtILROAD BONDS we k.
3 KS In tar dealings wera weak but
Afterwards firm and higher. Durli G h" aft r
no the ma h, t.was gu ct, ana In Uult q 5, s
IN ne was II clio u, LvauIe, whils III G, hers
prices w.ie slightly lower.
4be foIlOWlbs aIt ~, LnULaLlOhn:
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BRADFORD ACADEMY,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

Buildings unsurpassed in arrangements for
comfort and health OF pupils. twenty-five
pleasant walks, the remainder adorned with
shrubDery and trees. Definite classical and
general course OF study. Also preparatory de:
partment. ProviA1Jns made for option Al
courses. Full corps OF competent teAchers
Year commences August 2s. For circulars and
udmis sion, apply TO Y iss ANNIE K. JOHNSON.
Principal, Bradford, Mass. my25dsw
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-12

New DOMINION MONTHLY for De-
cember has an excellent table OF con-
tents as follows Two ChristInases
in My Life Nancy Carter's Theft
and its Consequences Submarine
Telegraphy; The Girls Voyage ;
Some Books Written in Prison-(see
extract in last weeks AGE); The
Piece ofSculpture; Perils in the Bush ;
Tie Political Destiny OF Canadai
Young Folks Department; Home
Department Chess, etc. 1t has a
fine portrait of Leon Gambetta, the
French Statesman, with biography
John Dougall & Son, Publishers,
Montreal, P. Q. Terms, $500 per
annum 2Octs per copy.
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To Consunptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by
a simple remedy, is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy of
prescription used, (free of charge), with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find a SURE CURE for Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address, Rev. E. A. WILSON,
l5Aln6l Iol Penn s., Willhmsburgh, N.
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HartIand Business Cards.
f. G. l l. B + R T
Manufacturer of and Dealer in

PlOws, Cultivators, Cottage and
Box Stoves, Cauldron Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW WARE, roll BAKERS,
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Howe's Standard Scales, Gibbs Cylinder Plow
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[1T Orders solicited.
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THE NURSERY for December is an
attractive and instructive magazine
for young folks. There is no other
magazine published that can fill the
place of the N4rsery. John L. Shorey,
Publisher, Boston, Mass.
The MONTHLY READER for wee
folks, by the above publisher, is also
charming. Terms, 5Octs year.
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Windsor Photograph Rooms.

FIRsT-CLAss WORK GUARANTEED.
finished in Ink, Water Colors, eli. Stereo.
scopic Views taken of Residences. Horses,
or Groups, and in fact, all kinds of Photo
graph Work done satisfactory or no charge.
Albums, Picture Frames, Stereoscopes.
Stereoscopic Views of Windsor and vicinity,
Passeportouts, &C., &c., always on hand
Also, Agent for the celebrated Esty Organ.
Having had experience in the business
we trust we shall merit liberal public
patronage. [l833yl]
AMBROSE S. VOSE, Artist.
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WHOLE NO. 1912
ordinance will not be needed. He
will never come. Tie "ground hog
was a sausage.--.San Francisco
Chronicle.
"AlI in a Glow"

MI III q OIUW
A walk in wintry weather, is not,
we are confident, enough in favor with
our people, e,-especially with those of
sedentary habits. And yet it Is the
best time Of all the year for realizing
the full pleasure and profit Of pedes-
trianism. How grateful the crisp air
is to the lungs How clear and sweet
it is 10 the nostrils How it inspires
and sustains one in swinging gait of
four or FIVE miles an hour! How the
cheeks glow, and the eyes shine, and
the muscles tlngle with delightful
vigor, after such walk through the
winter sunshine
The able-bodied man who will
crouch down shiveringly in the corner
of a street car-in an air rank and
tetid from the pack of humanity
breathing and exhallng therein-when
he has only two or three miles to
walk, deserves to be assaied by the
demons ofinfuenza, neuralgia, coughs,
colds and headache that lurk therein.
Even ride in buggy or sleigh, robs
the trip of half of its benefits, The
air is good, to be sure, but the exercise
IS lacking, and its resulting benefits to
the blood and the muscular and nerv-
Gus systems.
Who that has experienced it wonld
exchange the exhilaration that COMES
from being call in glow" after a
brisk walk through the sparkling air,
for the SOCIAL or the merely lazy salts
faction OF having a ride The re-
Elections of the poet Holmes proud
pedestrian" are no fanciful sketch to
the real lovers Of winters walk
The lassitude Of spring and the Ian
guor of summer, which made saunter.
ing either a necessity Or a delight, now
give way to the vim and vigor Of
health, seeking its natural expression
of activity under favorable conditions.
Winter walking is a sure cure for
cold feet. 1t banishes the "creep.
crawls' from the spinal column, and
sends the sluggish blood about its
business. As a "nervine" it is a mill
lion times better than medicine, and
for improving the complexion it is
worth a whole harbor.full Of lotions
and washes. 1t will put an edge on
appetite that you can't buy at the
doctors and in promoting digestion is
better than a..corner drug stores entire
stock of bitters and pills. If you have
never tried it, take a walk. Keep
your mouth closed, your shoulders
well throw back, your head up, and
remember that your legs-aud especi.
ally your hips-were giver to walk
with. Some people walk with their
knees, bodies and shoulders, and no
wonder they don't like it. We don't
like to see them. There is an art in
walking as in other things. you
don't believe it, observe the motion
of some splendid woman who knows
how to move, or study the gait ota
mau who has some spring aud 1.-the
ness to him. There ought to be
Professor of Walking in our gymnasl-
ums and high schools. But let those
of us who are past that, learn how to
walk by walking; aud December is
good time to begin. - Golden Rule.
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West Randolph Business Cards.
PimpleS S 4!

will mail (Free) the recipe for preparing
a simple VRaRTABRE BALM that will remove
TAN, FRECKLES, PIMPLES, and BLoTcH-
Es, leaving the skin soft, clear and beautiful
also instructions for producing luxuriant
growth of hair on bald head or smooth face.
Address Ben. Vandelf & Co., Box 5l2l No.5
Wooster St.. NY
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-12

EMPTY PRoFEssloNs.--l think a
great many professors Of religion are
just like backgammon boards. They
look like stately books and on the
back of them is inscribed in large
letters, History Of England" ellis.
tory of the Crusades )" but when you
open them you find nothing but emptl-
mess, with the exception Of the dice
and counters. And many men bear
the name "Christian" who are inside
all emptiness and rattling nothing
rBethune.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-12
Betvv.
Loves Philosophy.

The fountains mingle with the river,
And the rivers with the ocean
The winds Of heaven mix forever,
With sweet emotiN;
Nothing in the world is single
All things by a law divine
Iu one another's being mingle -
Why not 1 with thine'
Soc the mountains kiss high heaven,
And the waves clasp one another
No sister flower would be forgiven
II it disdained its brother;
And the sunlight clasps the earth,
And the moonbeams kiss the sea:
What are all these kissings worth,
If thou kiss not me ?
Shelley.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-12

"Call me pet names-somethlng
typical of sweet sounds" he murmur
ed, and she said he was a gay Lutte
dexter Smiths Monthly.