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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-03-17
NEW HAMPSHIRE ITEMS.
Lancaster.


What's the rush at Gray's meat market
o nothing, only Hosea has slaughtered
another Of those large fat steers that
always draws a crowd.
Bishop Niles will preach at St. Pauls
Church next Sunday morning, and even
ing, and the Confirmation and the Holy
Communion will be administered at the
morning service. Services commence at
10 :45 A. NJ. and 6 80 P. NJ.
There will be free lecture upon agri-
culture at the town hall, next Monday
evening, by A. NJ. Ballard, Of Gaysville,
VT, who will give his experience ia re-
claiming an old WORKOUT farm from cut
ting 20 tons of hay to cutting 100 tons on
the same number of acres. All are in
vited, old and young, male and female.
One of the most interesting and i'm
preSsiye temperance lectures we ever lis
tened to was delivered by Mr.. John F.
Coles Of Boston, at the town hall, last
Sunday evening" The hall was crowded
to its utmost capacity, and the speaker
commanded the closest attention from
his hearers throughout.
On March 9Th, John Morrison, Cana
dian, who had been getting in wood at
South Lancaster during the winter, lost
a roll of bank bills, amounting to from
$lG0 to Sl95, on Main ST., between the
American House and Frank Smith & Co s
store. The package contained one 500
bill, the remainder being of small dcnom-
nations. Any Information that shall
lead to the recovery of the money will
be literally paid for. Address George
VanDyke, Lancaster, N. II.
Mr.. Macomber, principal of the Ian
caster Academy, has arranged for a
course Of lectures to be delivered at the
Academy Hall as follows:
Tuesday evening, March 20.-Rev. A. R.
Grayes-"Ten days in Athens"
Tuesday evening, March 27.-Dr NJ. r.
bury-"Intemperance as Dis
ease"
Tuesday evening, April 3.-Dr. D. L.
Jones-"Medcine as an Art and q
! Science"
Tuesday evening, April 10.-Mr. P. j.
Noyes-"The Chemical and Physical
Properties of Water"
Tuesday evening, April 17.-Dr c. E.
Rowell- "Evolution."
Tuesday evening, April 24.-Mr. Alexan-
der Thompson-"Th Science of Sym.
bols OF Correspondence.
Tuesday evening, May 1.-Mr. J. 1. Will
liams-"The Need Of Special Educa.
ton"
The election in this town resulted dis.
astrously to the Republicans, as will be
seen by the following record of the bal
lettings:
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-03-17
Arrears of Paw and Pountv.

AIIeHIS OF ray and BOuntyl
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS OF the late
war; or their heirs, are in many cases entitled to
money from theGovernment OF which they have
no knowledge. Write fun history of service, and
state amount OF pay and bounty received En-
close stamp, and 81 full reply, after examination,
will be given you free.
, 1877-12-24

dent; neither shall any prfsou bo eligible to
that Office who shall not haYe attafnEl to the
AKe Of tsrt vAvc years. and IAN FOURTEEN ttdr1 q
rksftieHf Hifhfu the Tinted iytatks.n
In tho FIRST and last provtfionsof thA ciause
the Trainers Of tl,c Constitution sAy, In effect:
IT would he dangerous tu tntrust the mowers,
which We propose to vctt In the President Of
the United States, In the hands Of peraon
likely to be tnIbued with monarchEcal princf-
p!cs.:'
The sunreme Court OF the United states has
defined, tu sofna extent, the application Of this
constitutional Inhibition. For instance, It has
decided that i dt,es not apply TO person scnt
abroad as Minister, Conhnl, Ambassador, bic
Hence JaMc6 buchanan, who was once 0nF Min-
Ister at the Court Of 1t. James, Afterwards be-
came President Of the United States.
With Hen. 9rnnt the case Ia widely different.
Ho went abroad au,nn1 tho Kingdoms Of the
Garth intending to stay for ycars. lie went to
examine Into thc different 1usIns OF Kingdoms
and Empires, Into tho cause sn'l effect Vi abso-
lntc anil limited m1narclies. And wllo knows
with what new ideas Of "CHsart4m" his brain
NAV be affected before 1,c Feturnsi
The trainers Of tho Constitution witety pro-
v1dcl1 tGat person who does this shall be A.
lowed, upon his return to this land, where every
man is q pbtcntate and none q subject, TO cooi
bis heels aud his heal for fourteen resrs, anid
tlc practical working OF institutional liberty
under constitutional government" before he
Shai[ bc Etvcn chance IN nut into execution
anT nf his contemplated cttups tl'ctat.
Let u hear no more Ut Grant for President in
1880. 10 fnoso It be. Il. y. uUfawALL.
, 1877-12-24

A Card ia tbs Public.
In buying Wsttflam watches. The public will
avoid imposition By observing tho following lu4l
estions:
BY n ID diancty stamped Ia nguEss on tho back Of
tue eass with our trade mark, IA ". Co. !" and
aesstttcatn bsaEius the number OF the Case, suas.
suteein9 such quality. and signed By our agents.
Robotns anI Appleton accompanies each.
wsss sss,' cs ,'t .. nsa' /: c:ssa
vi" aeeofliag e l. quality, aud wlll b .seo,a.
E1s..a.s!s, f1su .! fasI.nsssins iss sans. " ~ ''A''
.steond-All Of our movements hare tho name
''N4!!hAa" plsinly enEEatca upon them. What
This notice IL rendered neecsaasy bY the fact that
90, no
Aul putting tbs c4.es upon WORTHLESS movements
made By other manufacturers. ana tho movements
uurscly&s; thus In both Instances making up cun.
p.stu watches which 6s1r uaF tr1ttt.Mark atoa
"a 1s -. 9ay *:
We s!lorsfora g!.e notice that w assume no rs-
ne1 Sss IL Z,
our own movements put into them. accepting .hen
sny fsp!s r. psftSsa,aase L. sleas{ tfasta9ls 70
~ necessasy to s&J ihat badly ta4ds Aod hady-nt-
tn. czssa aEe suts 70 aasct EntaE3onslJ ths psr+
tQkNx4CN Of t0t N4SF4sS VI E4ut&H VIZ k&SAk0~ W
responsibility Tor movements ulhek than our oxu
ip whAteyer c4xcs .hsy appear.
Ms add that shssr IL no Dcceks1ty for the use OF
such GAGS ppou tho Malthau, movements, ~ thcFs
IL for thsir uss upon other American uovesueata.
tha makers pt NhIcl have Of thelf
own. VA hu!n1 the oniY company thAs produce
complete watches. Our genuine e:.ses can slways
b. had when dsla4nded. u shoy should 4lwsyt be
dsmandel. by thos* who wish 10 own Nalthan1
watch warranted In csaFy pa1t
Uhsss.u. thsexfuse. that ssets genuine Waltaam
watch bxRls ouf own tIk1u. sn2xK In both cdss aa1
AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
Dr. 4, 4, HQzR1xt, EfxA&.
, 1877-12-24

CHICAGO, Dec 23.-1a the reconciliation o!
silver, which III somo form Is now seeu to bo IN.
evltahtc, the latest compromise suggestion Of
tho lender class is, tint tue silver dollar be ILL.,
creased As to It's quantity 10 - to equal tho
prcscnt value Of the gold dollar.
Gentlemen lenders, this wlll never do. At
the time the people were dcspofled Of the "dol-
lat Of the fathers the silver 1ol|ar WIS of more
vnluc than the gold dollar. It commanded .
premium tn geld It was your own actton that
worked its depreciation. Your swcating proc.
css has been gigantic. The man who tampets
with our coin IN the ordinary methods lands in
the renitenttary. uls petty dishonesty maY In
a small way wrunga limited humber.
Your method has plunged nation in distress
and aggravated tho almost universal ruin. And
now, forsooth, you Will let upl II Tho people will
add sufficient silver to the dollar III Its rccoinage
to oilset the depreciation Of which you hayo
robbed It, In other words, having surrepti-
tiuusly guttcn possession 0f our silver currency,
you take out Of Il lasgc portion Of tts value.
md then eny to the people VIZ catt hare It back
aga!i ss currency upon condition that wo add
Gentlemen, your scheme IL stupendous one,
but Il will not work. You have overshot tho
9td as w .eest law s esSns 70 ~
silver u the interest Of tho creditor
elass. Our property. aa compared with
tho remaining gold standard. hnt
deprecated to half It's value under tho former
double standard OF both gold and silver. In
paying our debts you require double tho amount
Of our property to llauilatc them that you did
when our property yalucs were measured by tho
double money standard.
In the a'ngle standard YOU havo rotten gold
whero 1t can bc coFnercd any day In the year,
aud Black Fridays runR uron the market ut
your pleasure. You mar now regard the pco-
ple's necessities your opportunities. But press
your present policy, aud a revolution will sweep
this land under which money obligations will 10
extingutshcd In tho struggle for existence.
JUSTICE.
, 1877-12-24


DEs MolxHB, H., Dec. aa!1.-The Secretary OF
State has completed the criminal statistics of
this State for the two years Guiding Nov /,
1877. The rapl and large increase Of the cx
'ptedses Of criminal prosecutions Is becoming
burdensomc to the peuplc, and wilt invoke tho
attention Of tho Legislature to seek in son,e
manner remedy. In ls}3 law was passed by
which, III oil criminal cases prosecuted In the
namo Of tic State. where tho prosecution failed,
or whcro the defendant, being CONVICTED, was
tnsolyeut. tho fees Of all witnesses md jurors
should be paid BY the county. This law took
elect July 4, 1860. Tho following il a state
munt Of tho cost OF criminal prosecutions for
the ycass named:
couu,,s. reported 1862 90 ''7'' o. 1871 90
Number of con.
Eis:: Il; s: he !;
eei1 asate1ceps q etstDfia: Gil.
.fees':;..:..::. soeials as, ,ls7.<2 sls, se1.77
torueys.....,.... Inea7.14 ca07.,s7 2a,eee 10
The !ucreata Of costs In 1877 over 1870 was
as7,1lols. IN 1860 all fnes imposed wcsc col
lected except t2,a8i.02, In 1870 tue collections
fell short 5a,77suaa9. Thc Inference Is, tint
there was largo incfeaso OF "trsolvcnt de-
fcndants," whose costs were charged up to the
county.
The taxpayers OF tho State are crying out
loudly against these burlcus which are forccd
upon them. and demand. relief In so'no way.
Tho cost of GRIND Jurcs IL not giscn In the fe-
port, II tho question of its abolition. which Il
now being 80 thoroughly dtscuescd Throughout
tho State, had not arisen when tut blanks we're
sent cut. Tbs Secretary OF State has, ttuwevcr.
tho costs. supplemental, Of maintaining GRIND
Jurte1.
, 1877-12-24

A Georgia Judge lays down the rulo that
map "to be loo drunk 10 form the Intent to kill
must bs too drunk to form tho Intent 10 shoot"
II IL understood that a wealthy Christian
woman gives BIT. Edward Klmball, tsths church,
uebs extingu!shur, " tho suna which he subscribos
during bis work.
Tho Executive Committee Of tho Women's
Christian Temperance unlon Of Boston have cx.
pressed 10 tho propsotors Of tho atlantic AoAthty
their doep regret that wines wefs furnished at tho
Whittier dinner.
Tho two ladies' among tho wives Of 8enn-
tofs 10 whom oil awatd tho supremacy In beauty
arc Mrs. ConoveF. Of Blorila, and MrA4 Dorsey: Of
Arkansas. Mrs. Dorsey Ia uatirs Of Oh1o, and
Mrs. Conoyes Of Nsw Jersey.
4 dinner of twenty covers was Riysu
Thuraaay night At tho 1}rsvoort House BY lii. Al.
bert Blsrssaaa to Tho Ear! OF puarAven. Ex.Gos.
Ttltcp, John ". Garrett. Tom Scott and Sam
Was4 wero among tho guests.
DR.. Dio Lewis is row astEide now hobby
horse. IL feather pillows Tho Doctor bas d!scoy-
Grad the lIerod OF our InoeEn civilization. lie Al.
tributes tho msIor1ty o! deaths among young chill
dfcn to oyerhuated bratns, tho result Ut lying on
fsathsf pillows.
President Porter. of Yals. attended ths
regular monthly msstng OF tho Ksw York alua,nl
'ah. 'asa@aeou =" uu'o'oniso F9loa1s pasalnX
taeaes 70 1he unloh League CIao 70 psy his sa'
sp<ca to rrestdeut l1syss. Saturday b was the
4ueaI OF tae NJ" Eh2'ano aoelstS u thelF snnuAl
~snss'
The passaQo in Prof. Longfeliow'e poem Of
tAK@esms~H sllua!pa To Ja,au hss heau tsen,ratro
hso tha language OF that EupIEe, aud eopv Of II
presented to the poct 1t viii bs al soprnur,ata
eopntsrpatt In hls library. OF tho ,st.aim or
Lfs," whach~ hAuu. 4.sa, tsansiuted Into sbs
Cbinsso languages.
4u.r..':,..
s"o 'A1'"'o ~ Wv oPt"bues - .saos4o
.ssaa, Aeoa' scot years ago. 1of ~ ou8' Wy, tae
ssatofe seesptsd aotes bearing interest," ana psy-
, 1877-12-24
By violation Of the contract in the Interest Of
class Of creditors who cxre nothing for tho
people or for the intercstA OF tl,e Republtc."
And Mr. Cannon hurried to tho txain.


SENATOR M'DONALD.
ytdt1ndnolfs Sentinel,
6enAtor Mcdonald having returned home from
Washington, Sentinel reporter called upon him
Al his law Office yesterday afternoon, and, after
paying his respects, had long talk with tho
distinguished gentleman upon tho proceedings
OF the Senate during the extra session, and
upon public Affairs generally. When asked
what the probable action Of the Senate would
be regarding tho financial tssues, Senator Nc
Donald said that he thought tho EIlyer bill, a.
amended In tue Senate, would pass that body.
The amendment eliminated the FREQ coinage
clause, and permits the coinage of from 81, 0o0,-
600 to 81 00o000 pcr month. Senator Mcdonald
said that all tho Democratic Senators, except
Herman, Eaton, Bayanl Davis Of West Virginia.
Hui, Lsn'ar, md Salisbury, would ro&o for
be preAsed to vote anil passctl next month.
after short time had been allowed for It's dis
cusston 6S tho Eastern Senators. Senator Nc.
Donald believed In tho wisdom Of tic amend.
cotuage named was about the eapacity ot the
minis. lie did not fnvor free coinage, ~ the
profit Of tic coi1a4c should 10 made l,Y the Gov
ernmcnt instead OF b. !n.ltstlusls. the difference
being 8 cents. This would result In profit Of
about &5,0O0, 900 annually TO tho Government.
mi amount worth saving, Again. should the
permission Of unlimited or free co!nn1u raife tile
fHbuG I'll kHC 81lfEF Gnll&I VT HuNfE IL
would defeat tho main tJeet of tho lIsIl, A. thu
holders Of tho bullion would have no nbcct In
going to the trouble ot having 1t colnct. ~ tt
would bc worth as much Without TIC
ot tho yicws advanced by The Scnatur lit
the course OF somewhat cxtclHlcd re-
marks upon tue subject. Senator Mcdonald
expressed himself as strongly In favor or tho
restoration OF the silver untlar aud making It
lcgal"tcndcr. He cu!oglzed It at sonlc length
- tile peoples money, and hest adapted to
thu ncct& Of ordinary business ~ medium Of
exchange. Tile proposed coinage would Afford
immense relief In thu channels OF trade.
Senator Mcdonald said that the Resumption
act would be repealed by the Senate. lie
thought it should never have passed, and that
this became moro apparcnt as tho date for It IL
60 lntu forco drew hear. lie naucl atnonR
those WHO would vote for tllc repeal Of It 10th
Senators from Ohio, the Scpators from Illinois,
and the sonators from Indiana, ~ shall vote
for IT," said Mr.. Mcdonald, "and 10 will Mr..
Voorhees,, Of COURSE" 1t would be opposed
by tho senators from California nd Oregon,
as we'll as by the Eastern 8cnators. Tic chief
support Of tf,1 rcpcaftng act w0nln come from
tie Senators iron, tho Northwest and tho
Mississippi Valley. 4 great deal Of weight
was attached ~ tho support Of tho Senators
from Ohio, Senator Mcdonald said that the
repeal of the Resumption net was of far moro
Importance TO the country than tie passage OF
tbe HtfYer hilI
, 1877-12-24
4 NOVEL CONSTITUTIONAL POINT.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. l8-7o 4s Editor II
hs Pss.s-S1A: "0en. Grant and 1850" II :
suKgesltya combination which Que hears On
every slde aud sees Ia every newspaper.
Gen. Grant Will not be candidate for the
Presidency In 1880. And wnyi Because, under
the Constitution Of tho United States, he viii
be Ineligible to bold that hlgh otlce for tho
space Of fourteen years. after he ahal hare again
set foot within the United States. Tho pro-
vision Of the Constitution which e.s2tes his In
eligibility reads thus: "No peEsou, except .
ratusal-born citizen, OF citizen ct tho Uuited
6tates At tho ttluu Ut tho &doptlon OF thls Con-
sttutioa. shall ha eligible to the oQiee VI fsesi
, 1877-12-24


WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1S.-kepEesentativo
Josrnn q. t7anuen. .f illinois, iuxt before 1eny.
tn1 ~ ~. ,r.,,, ~ sn.nfs IN. Chrtstm.s t,a,,-
tuk ~. sao s.A,u ~ ses." sIs ..,,s
1ays nome' nau !a 'ur e,sa .n. 'a.x "n LUZ
Ta1Duss representative upon ths sllFer q.les-
= iiays vou Tina fur a uora. Mr, Cannon. m
~. .t,.s. ua s,a.,.an, @ II, "Vs' Ss' @''''S"' w
the s!iscs qaes'iohF
"Yes. am GLAD to ses tho feeIlug that IL
being manifested Wcat by tho press and the
nconls II, fnxor of tha nronoscd .{lvsr 1.vt.t,.
.,.,n T. vii, t.nd tn chsc,, tn. ,naraa.. - 49,
W., w. ,n~ ~ sss , .1.asso ~. tae
~" aotA w p1ess Aaa VIC RoIo tepuu'at!oa'
iat4, who nrc formidable At Washington to .
great extent on account Of thc!s ready access to
IL, ,,v The t,rt,po.ah Itv1xlsttnn +. xffM
MT ~, much in tbe uso ui silynr I'd a ca,m,nndi.
~ y. ~, ~ r. ~ m.e torrther viii 1or ~ . tn.s.
~. ~, ~. ~ vsi,s af n;hct comtnodit,ss s@s'
~ -. ~, fhnr Tia prrafrns and ths a.crs+,r~
ot ~: Tre.s,,r1 rsf,sc. Lie senti,nsnt NJ tHsiyr
.nsrtyt,i ~ '""''
!. 'rhn no.it,on os thu prcstdent ami sorra.,rv
of hn T,fas.,ry Il .ert s,niv M IN i,armn"v.
ths Nnttonai Rsnuhiiam i,tatforu. Tha{ n,at.
, 1877-12-24

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec, on-Goy. Pound,
OF Wisconsin, ID the haste Of Ills preparation to
leave for his homo for the holiday recess, had
time to say this upon the subject Of stlyer and
resumption:
my position upon tho Resumption act MAS
correctly reflected In the amendment which
offered 10 tho Ewing Repeal bill In tho ttuu4e,
and subsequently in House bill l,8s5, intro
sluecl by ,nc on the 4tht inst, amendatory of tho
Resumption act. ! disagree With Secretary
Sherman a to his authority un.ler tho existing
law to 5epay out tho lega!.teuler mites utter
redemption. When redeemed they must be re-
tired. fuvor retaining $a50,Hj,0N 0f tho
legAl-tandtr notes ~ Il circulating medium
{substantiaily Tho anount now outataniinR),
and my bilf pruvfdos that they may Ge cx-
changed for {uot redeemed !n) coin ut
the United States Treasury at par on and after
jsn !. ls7o' and con;nles tres banking under
= This policy, 1t seems To- ine, Will prevent
contraction, 70 much feared by tho mRs4es, fur
lllsh good money to a!l classes alike, and make
tnaatfon and It's Etschtevous consequences lin.
debtor and creditor, re-estab!!sh couadcnce, ansl
normal and frea use VI money III the Indus
tries OF tbs country. Such exchangcable paper
currency will always Be preferred for circulation
II voted for tho Silver bill. and believe in tue
double STANDARD, d,-tu tho dollar OF our fathers.
Tho people demand the remonct!zatton ot silver.
aud bolteye It wise. am not clear ~ to tue
cd tho 1Iousc. hut the general uurpose 10 right.
I" In my district the creditors, as a rule, are
the laborers. while the largo operators and non,-
tnally rich puopla are debtors. The banks stlow
balances In favor ot tbs uolninslly poor clatsss
the laborers-an4 daeouuts ior t4u accredited
wealthy, 10 that tho advantage, II auY, 10 10
cntoyc1 by resumption in my section Ut the
country Is with the laboramg clAsacs'
, 1877-12-24

WAsassoEoN. u. C., Dos. 10.-atr. A11rirh.
before leaving, had no time for an extended in
tsrv!ew. Referring to the silver question, he
said:
~ am more than ever convinced that 1t will
bo wlse to pass the Silver BILL That its do
moustlzasion IN 1873 has resulted d!aastsousiy.
aud II not passed BY fraud. am consIpeel,
fruM reading the K&eord, that very few of our
Representatives knew anything about the hill
when they VOTED for It.
UT 10 most desirable to carrr out tho Re-
sumption act In good faith and bare this matter
settled. and II seems reasonable to sne that tho
1smonettxatlon Ut silver Will bB . help In this
direction, OF which the Hon. Hecrctaly OF the
Treasury will yet be glad to avail hlulsslf of."
, 1877-12-24

Tho French cooks aro understood to excel In
the art Of dressing aul apicing m unpalatablc
dish 10 aa to make 1t agreeable, or at least tol-
erahlc, to the cater. Thcro was fine opening q
few days ago to put In some fancy work on
Marshal MAoMAuos's sa!ml OF crow q Ia Re-
puMeofne.
, 1877-12-24

GuKHA. ILL.,, ptc. 2i.-what aro tho requirements
secessary for to got my n&o The Naval Academy
u 1nnApossaf To whom should refer, sna wlst aeo
uust he bot An &nswcr through your columns Will
greatly obltgts hunscRlnxR.
he must be under age, and must possess an
ordinary Hiah-school education, The appoint
ments arc made through the Representatives In
EnnnrfRh.
, 1877-12-24

A Berlu correspondent writes that rumors OF
Col. 1NoERsoLL 1,aving been designated by
Pee,iaens Harris As Minister to Germany havc
evoked strong objections against bis appoint
by tho 1rear zsit""a, seale.f:ehs zeita"g, and
he 1iaRilebufg Zstuna. hut it Is astonishing,
to any one convcrsant With tho liberal tone Of
the Gcrmnn press, to lcarn from this corre-
soopdent that tho chief objection to Col. In
oxnsott is on account of his athctktIcal defense
of yoL7Alak. Has tho hatred Of Germany to
France extended oven to llterasurol
, 1877-12-24

ltr uArrs will celcb.s.a his sffrtr wedding Ia tbs
White Iouse pretty toon VIC wish him much tuy and
many happy rrturns Of tho slme--Ss LsHts G'obt'
pen1oc7 at.
It would bo poor way Of celebrating It By
vctotnx tho Silver Bill; II he doss which, his
popularity will mover reach golden wedding.
, 1877-12-24

It'll claimed TINT the King Of WurtcmherE
his presented deer anl two fawMs to thu
Geological Garden Of Cincinnati; but there Is
suspicion that hls other manu- Ia 0anlbrinus,
and TINT ho lives over the Rhlne.
, 1877-12-24

Tho principal articles exported from tho
United 8tatos 10 Europe arc grain. pork, prIma
donuas, lard, 8avlnss-Uank Presidents, meat,
butter, heiresses, weather predictions, mud
hcrena
, 1877-12-24

HENRI WAND BREcnEn ANNOUNCES his belief
in tho Trinity. How 2ratillcd the Trinity must
feel to bo thus indorAeu. And yet wo do not
think It carcs much what II. W. b. believes
ahn,,t IT,
, 1877-12-24

The fatcat cpitaph on TooXps IL tho saddcst
Of all,-tl,at he L. going to paris AZ ConlmIs'
bloneE to tho Exposition.
, 1877-12-24
snai2.l5 335, la7.<2 at8, SAT-


Mechanical Tlnkcring
cannot xsse&t tha decomposition Of thn teeth.
Eohus will do this but that pura distnfretant aud
pretefrattte which, undur the ,lnnu OF SozodoHt,
has 5scoms staple OF the toilet throughout shs
, 1877-12-24

Isutfsred fearfutly with swollen joints, went On
etntehca, Tried sseFy rsmeuy without success;
TILES Ltuiment 1odido of Ammonia cured me.
Thomas McDounelI, 17s Wellington ststet,
Noutreal. For s4lr BY aal druggists.
, 1877-12-24

Eaeh package contains f,r. sanford's Improves!
ta,rs iee S, fur ss!s 5; I'll wholessla M M I'D
Ilstall hruegt*ts Throughout The Chifnd atates.
TEEER d ruTTEte, General Agents and WAo1t.
ta1s Druggist Tlo1ton, MaAA.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-19
One Of the Advantages Of q Nevada City.

We have been eating daily, since jan
uary, fresh turnips, green peas, aspar-
agus, and all the rest, picked the previ-
vious day fresh from the gardens of
California. For a month we have been
eating fresh strawberries and Los An
geles oranges, until we are half weary of
them. In addition, our market has been
daily supplied with half dozen varieties
of sea and river fish, and all sorts of
game. We have had no need of refrig-
orator cars. Nature fixed all that. 1t
causes refrigerating air to always COM
pass the track of the Central Pacific over
the mountains, and vegetables and fruit
reaching here in eighteen hours from
San Francisco are as fresh as though
just gathered from the garden. And,
take the whole year around, no people
in the world, save in San Francisco,
have any better or fresher food than do
the jewellers under the shadow of Mount
Davidson. And, considering all things,
food is as cheap as it is fine in this mar
ket. A breakfast or dinner, including
all the substantials, together with straw
berries and cream, only costs seventy
five cents or dollar, while for half a
dollar 4 man can get as good a meal as
he desires in these hard times. And vet
g are six thousand feet above the sea.
on the side of desert mountain, place
where we have to depend upon the out
side world for every thing, even TO the
water we drink.-Pirginia Cny (Ner.)
Enterprise.