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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
READER,

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- Sud Fauftsd nessty sas azssf w3Ah Catarrhal
n4stsf ie Year nasf, hssa 49, tsfastf Have
ras sees Whsf 4 6efTsHNH taaastes tknn~
sees 90 SO mha. hankaf - T. hsss hshiss
tasFfaasN she B AZ Ne wsAf Naa Ag8a1t 81 "a
tae hfsA ~ tas fsHi MsiteF ~ as tretlET ska
srs ~ cle4 w8h starts N8sa ttH ratset
tas sYstaa assiatf ia tafthsf tatrOss tuwsr8E
ths tun.s anA tr6nrlk tubfa AL FtFfasna aB4
tastAN. "a teff4e ase&sa, An& eFies oat ~
ressi - te frraa auaa tae sanger ~ sunaest
lur whsis iunr aawz % breathe freely, slices
sgandly kud eu1sGagha8 te knnw that no sos.
eon6aa. paura matter 4sA.es tie breath ard go
defalnes iGN sgafesa 3 6@aw lhAt 0lRta3} afs
ros thHoaEk its veins and aftcftet carry aks
poison that il fafs % dsstFof y thased . bless
iag. Re ppfehase tmaaunltY frcm sneh a fate
sbaaid hs thf object q 81 thlstta. Aut ihass
Who have trsa mARy fems4iea And physicians
Despair - rsief Or E sre. ThsY hscame iucreau.
lSas With such the llrg sfray q testmebtasv
from our best citizens. psysteAnsl and afnFgiNs
ID favor %
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Deaths.

safth M is Nsfnanv q EasNf sa 81
5 80 sa3 Aa Wymta te g ma
NJ aoA Mrs. Wtmsa rt3asa aae ents
g. tlea ntsfhsFrs su1 fnsss e. ststfs
he1inK 81 ne sftmsn af 20 taa i6ef AVE
Ices aiisa Is Fxss taraaxh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
GUARDIAN NOTICE rosELL REAL ESTATE

~ UARDIAE NOTICE 70 SELL REAL ESTATE
Vt srATK or YERHasT, Manchester District ~.
In probate e0art. held a. Manchester within
ana for said district, on the i7th dfy u March
A. D. 1877
Charles i. Har sood guardian Il John Dun.
MIA a minor, m,kss appiicaton to hala Court
for lsrbss ~ sell the following described real
sssAts 81 bs sNd ward, u sts All tbs intafest
~ his sad w4rd 10 and 81 ell the 3 al Sc 'Ate
whereof Amss Dnnning died seized a1a pre-.
tssed in THIS state rs heir nj lsw Of sHi Amos
Dusnins, late Of sad Dorset, deceased !. repre-
sentisg that the sals thereof, for tie pnrpofe of
patAnE ihe proceeds OF suoi sale ~ Interest %
investing ths rant in siOcss or real e.ttts.
would be beneficial TO said ward.
whsrsapSH II was ordered that hearing 90
said applsAtisn DO had At a Probate Cotd ~ b.
hoides AZ the Probate Ofiee IL Mspehester ~
hAid distrist 90 the tith daY ~ Agnl, A. ~, 1871
and that notice ~ sst1 appiieAtiOn, the nature
aud reasons Thereof, and thH time sWT place 0f
hssring thereon DO given 70 I'll pofson, t~atefests
ed By paklishing q certified copy Of the record
81 said order three weeks raecessigeiy 10 the
Manchester yoDREaL, . newspaper pfintad ~
said Manchester, previous 70 said time n hesf-
ing.
Ijsv BY spe conft, =. b BURTON. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
SOLD 10y ALL DhuGGISTs.
LINEN GLACE
STARCH POLISH
Is the 'Ne-plus- Ultra

II combines readily with Starch, hot or cold.
1t prevents biistsring" and the iron sticking.
Il caves twenty-five per cent Of labor and sta rch.
IL gives q beautifui ivory hnish and brightens
all roiOrs.
Il il warranted to eoatain nothing Injurious.
Garments viii keep clean much longer, will
not crack, and are no. SO EASILY affected by
dampn,se.
For ing up Inf ,nts' Clothing. Muslius,
Camlries L,ce-, &c. Liucn Glaze IL invaluable.
sASUFActTRED oSLY ny
The Linen Glace Co, Boston, Mass.
sTA.e youf Grocer for II. va 96lm
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HAIR VINE !: \: y: !. !; :: n; 4: \: ; ': Az! II:

II als. osrss that unpleasant itchtug that ~ the
preluae of The hair'p deray. Removes dsndiutf
and surss al diseases % tho scalp ltmakesa
nice shampoo aud dressing Tor ladies AVID chill
aven hesds, Az 10 removes tho dahdtnh aud
dirt, keeps the head eo0l, aud leaves The Ia Z
ssft and scalp clean. Try II ana yoa will uso 10
other. Ask druggists and merchants Tor h
everywhere, or send 75c, "a ne fVr trial bottle.
Address @. W. RICHARDSON, Barnet " sold
in Manchester by Wait s Hard and \, Grover.
Wells, Richardson 4 Co, Burlingtons " Whole.
ssle agents. "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
FOR DIVORCE.
9oshfh T, fEhLkl Bennington Co. coafl.
ptsRn i ppuEy Jaae Tsimsls7I,

JOSEPH 7 PEhLEY bennington 90. coaft.
ELLEN n. PEmEY.l Jaae TsfmsisH
TO tho Hon. County C4uft next 10 be AolIeu
at Manchester, pithin ard for the C4autT ~
bennington, CD the hrst Tuesday ~ Jaag, a. II.
1877. Your petitioner, Joseph y Pgrify. of teu-
niaglon, IA sal Coasty 81 BanniuKloa. would
respectfully repFosent aBd aver hat on the @tb
day Of October. 1851, he WAS daily marfiei -
Elisa N. persy, nos u Russia ia ths STA 9 81
New Hampshire, chs Then bearing her maiden
s1me Of Ellen n Fa3sr. "a Hsy A. 4 Miner. a
Minister ~ the Gospel. 81 Boston - iht county
u suHiolk w ths Sfsle q Hssrsehasstis. that
they thea and taere .ivse t~pkettfF a. huaiand
aud wife sotil tie sprsg iBefesiier, AID ttsn
moved 10 Era ~ ~ taA Gguntg ~ aTatoa in tho
state o. Ass Hsmpsiaff, ana tlsfs lesido ! 81
and wita uHiA aJla& The Itb dsF ~
ApTJ. 1914, whea tha cad III 81 y, sNteai jaat
caGse OF preypGatlgs sgf4I deserted tuHr
petitioner. ADD hts HlifaiY eoaiiaa-d ssti a.,
YoHf peUuoatr farther sYelr tAslLa ia. II.
sided Ia tha STATE a vermont fuf fAe ts9 Yeas
last pact, aud vititin lhs s4td GesHty " feu.
ninRfon fgf oaa year last pAtt Yeaf ieutloAsr
thsftiage pfays taAt ssid marriage b. dissolved
HAd b. be KfsEted a4s hti 81 D8ygrea foF the
Josr2H + rRgLtY.
II no-f.taf March ~ is51.
.FraR o. YsKzosrl Whefeks, JssspA r par.
u u1inRt8u GO. "a. by. bas88g hiea The f1u-
gong pstsfaoa in tbs pase Of ths County Ciefk
lA AID ~ "a toagty sal it sppssFlns HAS the
sAld Blihu A fesisY, tas pstgiensa feeA8es
sliAoaE this ssste. and DsySad she ressb n the
pfUees . q SAID Court tbsref0Fe 10 ls Ufds rcd
tast cad Eisfn b. ferieF b summggea " ~
pear before fhs C2aaty Court uert W he hoiden
a. mAneAsstsT sishia sn3 III the GqBaty ~
BeaHing ~ the fret FassazY u Jgae. 1917 and
SpsHsf " sal4 peNlgn if sha see essss, ~ pub
hshsag tie sahstAaes - sd peaillp Nwtt4sr
Nsh thls order thFes seeks saceessigst3 M the
Manchester genHHkLa pnstea ~ ss9d Msaehestsf
the last u sblfh PuHlifate . sasli he Al least
az esets previous - ths EfstTa ssdaY d lane
phKt.
Given pndsF ny had A. Asaeksstsf d SAD
Coaaty tails 9Th dsy ~ March, A. H. 1917,
t&N H. y FOWLER. Dspasg Clerk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
EARM FOR SALE. The place known

EAHM FUK SALE.-Tbe place Known
as the Vim. Leonard Farm siiuaiod oas mile
from Bondvilla, on atage road TO Msnehester,
Said farm contains TAO acres well iimbcfsd, with
a coal kiln, house, barn aud apple orchard.
Alec a good Circular Saw NH y0ts 80 situated Ia
Jamaica on q large stream Of water, 10 feet head,
40 horse power. Double house, barn, blacksmith
shop and 80 acres land, Terms easy.
Apply 10 or address
MARX LIYEnMonf.
Sly Jamaica, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05

NoTtuEt
Having purchased 81 v urnver bic Carriage
busintts stock aud t~esluptF, sm ptotsfed "a
10 JobAluE Mufk cheap for each Carnage
Painting aud Trimming Rspgc.sitg.
+ n. kkILEl.
.RAsssry Peint. W. March, ls77 a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
COMMIssIoNER,S NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
y We the subscribers, heiug sppoiatea BY
the Hon. the Probate Court faT the Districi u
Manchester, Commissioner 10 receive, exsniine
aud adlusttho olsims aud demands OF all persous
against The estate ~
Albeit l.. Waite. late 81 Basi Dorset.
IN said District deceased. and Also al claims aud
demands exhibited Ia unset thereto: and ala
months from the 9Th day Of Apul. 1871 being
allowed By said Court t0r thai purpose, We Do,
therefore, hereb, give notice. that We viii attend
70 tie business 81 onr appointment a. the ate
81 DAY Get, next from "a. A. an II 4 o'elosk, p,
II. GA said day.
Dated Al Dorset, this ith day Of April,
A, ., 1871,
WILLIAM GARDNER, -.
463w JOHN A, WAIT. S"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
MALLEABLE WHIP RACKS


viii happen In the bost regulated
families, Buy n policy ngalngt all
kinds of accidents for n Day. Week
or Year at tho lowest rates of FoW-
ler a. Son, Manchester, George E.
Boynton, Factory Point, OF ola. p.
chffds, bennington. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
DisrnIer on VrHMosT, ~.
AZ Bennington, in skid district this 23d day
Of March, A. D. 1877,
appointment as Assignee IN Bankruptcy Of
George A Wsttles and Franklin u. Bradford,
surviving psrtnors Of the firm ~ Bradford a
Sons, OF Bennington IN The County Of Bombing
who have been adjudged bankrapts npon the
petition Of their creditors by tho District Court
OF said district.
453w GEO. A. WOOD, Assignee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
THE
SWITCH PROTECTOR
THE

A very Popular, Patent Device, for pro eetiug
Hose Tails from slush And mud. II durable be-
ing composed entirely Of motds. ea4ily adjusted
and displayA the switch Ii a very gracfi ul stile,
Sample dozen, sent by mail, on receipt ulf2, and
single Protector for 49,
MALLEABLE WHIP RACKS
d ornamental design, holding ~ whips Sent by
mail, Jspanuod, eli 10 per dozen, aud Beonzed,
assorted colors, soc each; by espreat q. D.,
JapAnnsd. tl.75 per dozen. and Bron2ed ~ per
dozen. Large discounts offered the Trade, Send
for circulars. g. A. WAhREN, PArESrrr,
49 ~ MATERrows, GoNS.
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The Manchester Journal.

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Sanford's Radical Cure

Mast convince them ihati Il possesses great merit
whlle the ueN snl original method % IA ptapar.
Etian uhen studied WITH the dtfeass ssbs1ts the
mind u sny fblsoaable person that It, method
~ cure IL tie Iae Csc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
ron sALR or no RrNr-My
NOTICE

Hayiag ssta my ntefhstla the Carriage hust
assa Is r n Kelley AT a4ants IN eatd buduess
are psy.bla 10 hia v GROVER.
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ragasDlr APglL ) 1871
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Sanrord's Radical Cure

Instantly relieves and permanently cures every
form u GAiaFrh, from a ample bead Geld 70 the
alternative ) age, together with aliits sympathet-
Il Mnaaaaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
Sanford's Radical Cure

Relieves ia a short / me the vtry worst form. O.
Nervous HeadEcbe. Negrslgis, Tighiness setoss
the Tempe, Ringing \ Uses ~ he Hes Wake
futnrkH,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
Sanford'S Radical Cure

the nasal passages in a single spplioS-
ten wish the Admirable Inhaler. witch Eceom-
pAuirs raet psckag, 'fee uf charge, "A is more
.nrAlceAhlA ihAn anx o-hnr I'm Of LnhaleL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
Sanford'S Radical Cure

Removes by a siHgle application the bard, en-
crusted matter iram tho nose, opens Up the ma
val passage. allows the sufferer 70 brea lie freulV
aud enjoy IN ihs hfst time the pleasure o. a full
breath
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Sanford's Radical Cure
Sanford's Radical Cure
Sanford's Radical Cure

Each package contains DR. Saafofd's improved
IubGhng Tube, aud full directions for its use u.
all cises. Pfico. sl,00. tot sale by all wsolessle
and 70 all Druggists throughout the Usited
stst.s WEEKS 4 POTTER, General Agents
aud Wholesale ! rus si.ta, bostoa. 4S4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05

Having purchased tis iatsrsst Of J. u. bess-
steel 10 The stock ~ aoada 81 BoHssissi a Burr.
] xiil ofsr TIE ssms 81 sItrsmely l9s prices ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
sANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE

All.ys psiu. bn,mmation, aud soreness Of the
mucis membrane Of the nasal passages. II 10
the most soothing healing and grateful prepar-
alton ever applied TO these ind .med surfaces.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05
SANDFORD'S RADICAL CURE

IL also taken internally, where by rs Acii3a os
the blood in elimination from the system tue acid
poison always preseht in Catarrh, IL affects the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05

cuelsry bsJss aast, fissr for sss doiisr per
hsfrsi bel0w uFsxsug worth " u faii iine u
0rostrlss ~lti be foand 81 AL times ~ greatly
reduced priees for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-28

AMUSEMEyTS. ...-.---.
1SRxND OPERA HOUSE
OroOLE 4 DONNELLy ......s .Lessees ana Managers
RESERVED SEATS torchestrs circle and balcony, DUG
s.sNO MATINEE TO-DAY.sss
LAST WEEK OF
Mr. LEsTER WALLACK,
MIR. LESTER wALLACK
IN HIS CHARMING ROMANTIC DRAMA,
ROSEDALE.
ROStDALE
Walack's scenery appointing military band. &c
ON THANKSGIVING DAY
A GRAND "KOsEDALe" MATINEE
s.s-NOTE.-TLere will be Wednesday matinee
this week only and last matinees of R0SBDALE
being on Thursday and Saturday afternoons
s.s-MONDAY, December 8. the young American
Tragedienne. Miss REGINA DACE.
TIME GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM,
Il Broadway and Both
Monster Man Eating Devil Fish. ~ feeet long.
Egyptian Hippopotamus African Girafes Bermuda Sea-
serpent Arthcia Fish Hstchtns Beautiful fishes from
Sacred Concert very Sunday afternoon and evening
nIME ADJUSTMENTS.
Miss Adams, Miss Finch. Minnie Mason, Messru. Ger
ASSOCIATION HALL
TO-NIGHT!i T0-ElGHTtt
GEO. W. COLBY, Musical Director.
HTEADE'S MIDGET HALL.
Nl 9Th and 14th st.,
in the Same binding with the Baby Show.
THE TWO WONDERFUL LITTLE PEOPLE,
GENERAL MITE AND MINNIE ODOM.
THE TWO SMALLEST HUMAN BEINGS LIVING
are still holding their daily evess from to and to
O'Clock evees THANKSGIVING Day and Saturday.
nom 10 to IL A. NJ
DIN ssto
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-10
Indianapolis Live stock Market.
TUESDAY EVE

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 3.
Reported by j. B. Sedwick & Co.,
Wholesale Commission Dealers in Cattle. Hogs
and Sheep.l
CArrLE-There were 10 cattle on the market
yesterday, and the demand was good; all were
sold at fun Thursdays prices good cattle sold
fully 25c higher. We quote: Good, smooth fat
heifers and steers, weight 1000 lbs and up
ward, 81 2o@4 80; good cows and heifers at
So z5Cdi 25; medium to fair So 00G3 50: common
81 25G2 IS; stock bulls s. 25G2 20; stock steers
wanted at S. 25G275.
SHEEP-The market rules steady and un-
unchanged; sales are made at s. 75'di 90 per 100
lbs
HoGs-The market was fairly active to-day.
with a fair supply of hogs on the market.
Packers are buying literally at 81 25se6 50, out
side prices being for the best grades ofering,
the market closing steady.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-10
HELMBOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID


Specific Remedy for all diseases Of the URN
airy organs; non-retention or Inconvenience
OF urine: irritation, inflammation ulcer
alton of the bladder and kidneys; stone In the
bladder; gravel or brics dust deposit: Brightly
disease; milky discharges; and all diseases
the bladder, kidneys or PROSTATE glanoA
whether affecting male, female or child.
For WEAKNESS arising from youthful In
discretions or abuse, excuses or dissipation,
attended with some Of the following SYMPTOMS:
Nervous debility, loss of memory, indispo-
sition 10 eXertion Or business, loss OF powell
shortness of breath, trembling. troubled Will
thought OF disease, dimness OF vision, pains IL
the back, chest and head, rush of blood To ths
head, skin eruptions, pale countenance ant
dry skin.
Price 81 per bottle or Six Bottles
for So.
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Here are average annual importations for ~
he above weight. on course, as usual, the
large part of this coffee has arrived at New
York during the past year, the proportion be-
Baltimore, 40 ,6G bags; at New Orleans, 1885,
So bags; at Galveston, E,sD0 bags,
a. Mobile, $500 bags; at savannah,
and at Richmond, 1850 bags. There is
Just now a very active market for Brazil c0f-
fee here, with the supply very small at all
hands The cable advicee from Rio de Janeiro
report advancing prices there and small
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-10
GOLD


The New York Daily Bulletin of Monday
Gays:
Gold opened at fO511 fell 1897 at 10 30. and
thereafter sales were made at lOo4eg3s, with
all the business at 1865 after II 30 O'Clock. On
gold loans the opening rate was : gold for car
ring: the subSeQ ue Mt rates were gold and
sl5i%a585 per cent for carrying. The gold pay
ments ut the sub treasury 10 day were S2o,OOO
for In ter,sst and Sill 300 for Dos redeemed IE
London, consuls closed at 94i5. yesterdays
closing having been ei.0rrs. United
States bonds were strong, with l0-i0S "A
higher. The sum OF E44Igo bullion was to-day
Withdrawn from the bank OF England on bal
snce. During the week the imports at New
York were e6,l59,Ha, Of which 81 .3t9,SS3 were
dry goods and the remainder general merchan-
dice. The exports of domestic PROD were
t5,055-5n. The specie exports were
t9Ss,oOo The imports of specie can not be OBJ
tanned owing to the clerk being absent. The
United States assistant treasurer paid out in
coin during the week SfOlo-Oo. The customs
receipts amounted TO u, 1890.
Commercial.
The volume OF trade during the past week
has been light. Midwinter Is now an active
season in the general merchandise markets,
but we have violent fluctuations In prices
70 note; on the contrary, steadiness In values
Is the distin gushing feature.
In the department of groceries decided
nrmness In coffees and sugars Is reported with
8 fair iobbing demand. In regard to the
BRAZIL COFFEE TRADE
The New YORK Bulletin contains the follow
ing:
Our imPortations Of Brazil coffee in 1876
were smaller than for several years. The fol-
lowing wiz show the DmpOrtations at all
United states ports for a number of years
past:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND THE MARKETS.

OFFICE OF TRx INDIANAPOLIs SENTINEL
TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. 9, 1877. I
The local money market Is working com
Taratively easy. The banks are responding to
tae wants of legitimate business with their &C.
eustomed Iiberality, and there is little diff
Guilty In placing gilt-edged paper at 10 TO II
per cent
Eastern exchange is In fair supply, and the
banks are making counter sales at lilo pre-
MUM
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE.
Uearings. Balances
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-10
TATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10 1877.

7-8 SIC; 4-4.s1Sc; Dwight Star, lOc; Vaughn Xxx,
sc; Red Dog, &c; Quaker, &c; Cambricsy Ions
dale, lie; Young Warrior, lO1Sc; Jabez Kni2slt
SIC; Wamsutta, IL c; New York Mills, l3}sc.
A. 221Sc; Stark, 25c: Union IN; Banner, z0e;
Montauk, INC; American lie.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-10

.. ..-s. s..--
Sots3e
LiIned Ssesoo
WesJern.----...-.... HUI
Foreign Trade OF the United States.
The monthly returns of the bureau OF statls-
ties show that the merchant ise imports of the
United States for November amounted To So
47O, 46 against $50 sos 3t3 for the corresponding
month OF ISIS; this decrease of S6,i3O0o ~
the arrivals OF goods, however, Is set of,
in some measure, by an Increase oil S4,o'OVV
in the month"; imports Of specie as compared
with the preceding year. The exports of do
nestle products for the month stated in mixed
currency, amount TO S2,l0 81, compared
wi n $50 7.O.3SS in 1876 showing that the ex-
ports continue to exhibit the large gain APP
parent throughout the year.
Turning to the movement for the first III
months OF the calendar year, we ind the I'M
ports for that period to compare IA follows;
IMPORTS ELEVEN MONTHS ENDING nov. -, GOLD
VALUE.
s;S95, lOl, 49, s47l,ss,IsI
Specie......................... Z5I2,lD A,ao' 80
Total. siLl,s g g ses,ss5,s2l
Decrease. I9,i2lSh al, 60 -
10000 short OF those for the same ii months
of 1875, which amounts to a decrease OF lo-1
per cent. IL must be remembered, in making
this comparison, that the imports OF 1910
showed large decrease on those of 1874, the
figures for the first IL months of the latter year
being S53s, 800 1876, or S450TO5l5 above those for
the like period of lo70.
The exports for the eleven months, reduced
by the bureau of statistics TO uniform value,
were As follows:
FxPoRTs ELEVEN MONTHS RSDISG NOVEMBER
30, GOLD VALUE.
1875 1916.
Domestic produce 500, 1877 Sii0,6S.0ls
Foreign merchandise l3,l6OlW l2,'iSi5i6
Total goods...... .S5l7 $50 9l7 Sf52 1854
specie. o-''oi'oi' 'V'o'0f-A'
Total exports.........-...s5l0,SlI,2S S'z''0lo"o
Increase. O,IOO,75z
The exports of produce and merchandise
exceed those for the same months OF 1910 by
| So. Co., and those of .S74 by Sls,6yOOW. The
| shipments of specie. however, fail below those
of fs75 by S2S, 10000, that the total exports
of the eleven months, including specie, ex-
| ceed those of 1915 by only Sp,7vO,OcO, whlch,
however, il an important gain, being AT the
| rate of ia per cent. The imports ana exports
| for these months, specie in each case included,
| compare az follows with each other in each OF
| the two years:
Imports. ,S1sl6H Sly5,ES6ZI
Exports ............ 570,3II,5D 52S,6l6,I7S
| Excess of exports-SI52, R53 $50 $50 ,S2l l57
This com pariSon exhibits the SurpI ising re
nit of an excess of exports over imports
amounting TO sl52, io0, 600, gold value, on the
probably show an excess of exports amount
ing 10 close upon Sl70O0,O0. This CONDITION
| of the trade balance Il the most remarkable OF
ANYTHING that has ever occurred in the history
| of our foreign commerce. How lar thls ollere
| from what we have been accustomed TO may
be inferred from the fact that, for years preEl-
| Gus to 1873, the imports usually exceeded the
exports BY 500 00000 20 Sl2O,OCO,u1O per annuln
OF course a very large amount OF securities
must have been sent home from Europe TO adj
York Daily Bulletin.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-10
HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract SarSapariia

The great blood puriher and beautiner of-he
com plexion. Will auicslly exterminRte fbm
the system scrofuls, fever sores, ulcers, Oro
eyes, sore legs, sore mouth, sore head, bon-
nings from the ear, white dwellings, tuners,
cancerous affections, nodes, ricketts,, glandtar
swellings, night sweats, rash, letter, humos OF
all kinds. chronic rheumatism, dyspepsia nd
All diseases that have been established inthe
system for years