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ARISTOTLE.


@1ttstuftE; by Sir ALEXANDER QRANT. Dart,
Ttiia5.' Er1inelpal ef ths rnrsssity Of Ednbufx.
ssIad'cY HFos + ". IL mo-, pp. lDa. pslce.
.h's "a ons Of tho supplementary .crts. Of
Aaessnt Classics for English Rcsders," edited
~ 'ne Nes' Lueus Collius, which has met with
A'4ca saeeeas III EpgtanA. TLu ptcseut volume
, 1877-09-15

DEYoNp THE sIEaRAs; gu. OBSERVATIONS on
A. H., Authof OF ''Jesultlant, lhs B!biu, ana
tho sciloul..' Philadelphia: j. U.. Lip},incUtt
d Gu. Chicago: lladlpY Hroa. d Co. l.mo.
pr. $50. Prcc. sl.h1.
Much % has been written upon the RESOURCES,
development, aud prospects of the territory
Of tho United States bordering on tho Pacific
OCEAN. tho Interest OF tho subject llaa not beeu
exhausted. There Is an endless attraction In
the sturIes Of Its genial climate, Its luxuriant
vegetable productions, thu lnlucs OF mineral
wealth. hid In lis soil, the diversity OF tts seen.
cry, and tho rapid growth and prosperity OF its
civilization. II eae fre1l narration Vt tho truy-
elur Dr tho resilient within ia bor.scrs possess
but an average slcgree of power, 1t Ii ccTtatu to
nltruIL nlany curious Reuter-.
entitled Hcyonl tle sicrras " has not any par
tlrilar literary nlcrlt to commend tt. In tart,
In this respect 1t will bear only Hight criticism
yet tlIu yyarity uf the authDr nut the ,tsany ~.
parcntly trustworthy statistics aud entcrtaininl.
incis!enta which he las gathered together. hold
Dlls to the pasca Vt thu book w!lca u,lcu It has
been taken up.
Tho chapter on the Chinese III America, which
should Gu very ratesu!ty written, IL thu most
superficial md unsatisfactory In the work. The
subject Is of too ,nell importance to admit VI
stafetHcrts by hclrsay. It should be upulolls-
" let alnne uuIess thu writer bu competent,
from personal an! inttnlate acquaintance with
II, to al1 sound tacts unu comments to tbs de-
bate Tn thu question.
, 1877-09-15

ATLANTIC MONTHLY for October III. O.
49ss. e sasS.: :Tyili, !l X; y 1ssa'.: p.lsy
.aSu ~ II oee1ann !. n st1,, 81 xioTss. 'n oo.
Hs.is,. y ". sserx: * Siss. 1ieshssp II &!
t;ar Ga,sa; tnvfsioq. 70 H :; ,hq E5hb
liau,tliny Notes Of .n Idle Excursion. II, b.
fs!s' =. "A cS%aPtsrtsi. t,e.sntmsS:-csn.xlI."
Msis,ti Eshos. from = Old Pa;.onssc. w y
Anna !H y. !.sockvsy; .enY ..pear Lo,s. III
throp. snnslc BY George l.. o*good; This Coa-
trthat.t.' Club: "K.ecut Literature"
SOUTHERN LAW NEylEf tor August -Septem.
het. Conteuts: ''Tle 'lncnnstitntionAlity U,
ths Actof Cougreas De!nonell1inE silver" "11yif
Var aud L!is.insuranss;" = Sons Mites on
noufclI;" "A Point VI Tho Statute Of Ffsula;"
"Sotes;' =, Gases kxp!,ted In tho Law Jour.
MEDICAL. AIttEF for september u. J. Law.
renee, st. Louta}.
DINING ROOM MAGAZINE for September
QCulon Publishing Company, New York;.
, 1877-09-15
HOOKS R1:&,E1YEn.


;atsS S1aSr .na sSH Ts
wiNsrowE: X E Eoyr.. ny Nrs. Lxr7u. ADAMS.
Ssw York; Harper i ntos. Paper. Price. Is
nEADlScs AND HEclrArloss. Edited by
pcrancs Orator." Now York: The National
Temperance Society aud Publication House.
ohxDEp .lEssoss IN ENGLISH: An Elr.
MxsrAnr EMaLiss uRAAxAn, coNstarrxu or
0nADKD AND AfrLtEb TO THE cLAsa-ltonx. III
AtHSxo kEKp, 4. H., and DnA1SEHp KxtLoGu,
4. II, New York: Clark 4 Maynard. 10uio..
1lft''i1ERi LESSONS IN ENGLISH: A wonk ON
New York: Clatk & Maynaed. ltlto.s nn. I'll.
coLLECrloN Or FOIEfGS AUTHORS: N0. i.
SAMUEL lsEol!t Aan COMPANY. Ny n. FtcTon
GnEnnuL,Ex. New York: D.. Appleton Il Co,
chteaeo: Janscn Ncclurg 4 Co. Paper. rricu,
riiE MXS OF THE WORLD: A Soyzt. py
MILAN Nohrn. Author Of "The Phantom,
World" Philadelphia: r. 1t, Peterson & llrUe
Ghieazo; f'ad'sJ bEos. i Co. l.ao., pp. 437.
cicEH5s TrscuLAN DESTINATIONS: Alto,
GODS: AND on TIE COMsONWEALTIl.L til.
York: Harper i IsFos. C6!cago: jansen, Mc.
S,sli G. i"0 GosN;FSrAhtYls s III IT, 81 g. 81 T,,e
hliEsCs, MKDEA, lilFiOLfTGs AiCEsTis'
MEnACLIl'.f;, IL, SUPPL lcEs. AND Tt0AnEs Or
ELHiFlnES. WITH TIN ScANxtSu ar EACH
tLAr. From sho Latest and tiest Aulhorltlcs,
~ CnAntE1 ANTON, L.. D., La!g l'fofessut Of
= hFos. ChIea1o: Jansen, NcClnrg i CO. ii
mo-. pry. 4a3. FticQ, 81 ,Qj,
, 1877-09-15
TO A ROSE.

p!uckcl fnll.b'nwn 1to4c will dewtsops vet,
From which thprc did outwelI 4 frasranrs sweut,
Tls :uni assii happIas... thu. sssnaa from
a ao,si tasv. = love1iest hue, ado~n ~ao.e rub,
Played Il viii tho happieat Of all Juns'4 happy
1ore. .tints t t,.,yroueht by Mother Natures hand
tThs which sbs uots IN her own atticss WY, aad
Aora 70 well That ~
Sausht i ictt nndone,. Perfection sue. Hes
works most perfect ara-
All fully tseisn'e1 With beauty and erne' faa
ood,ks NJ her God. lrur voice, 10 melody au.
mlrth Attuned.
Doth wake Thu soul 10 sweetest song. and hid It
llsArenward soar aud slug: wi'le oui her great,
Poured !. !. mighty tide upon Whose bosom Love.
Dulh wing her way. herself dlsposti19 mid III
Crystal streams. A sposless doyo within : spot.
Crowns .as hc1cir far Natures Queen. and,
All. hsf t;oa, whoso name !. wsls,on In thousand
While swles ten thousand thousand ape Hin, To out
Sea, Ais tho srsmbiin: leaf, all, all bespeak sh.
Ana .i,e hs'SssS| 6esuty Of iii. name.
THUS nigh. I dwell upon theme the Rrandss.
hut turn now tnv thoughts to thss. fair flower
A. p.st 81 Saiafes royal solf-her pretty horal pet
ieaanot-no, eannot-no, will not, thre forget,
Hut sing to tLeo In ActodY. nark Nature bids naa
krGak,
wte Il her e.lI the tears fast fall. eonrss swiftly
O what 4 blts:. wh,s rapture this. What all. my
iii. sss Is tsosfa,: IL 'As happy thought. loved her
when i boy.
loved her tasa-1 lovs her pow-w!ll Iowa her
SILL Il hsr shstns, by right divine, wonhip-1
Still !. q. shrine, by right divine. my Mother her
And what II faIres, acassr. than Mothst's hal.
l0wSd nalnes
And now. fair Rose.
Thss H.. ! ii S'i1isss ! Know
About that.
Aud tell theu n4uEh&
lsut what ought.
You canEot,
viii nut,
Doubt I1a.
II stsspal beauty thou dost wsll dl.p1.y. ~ wt!1
Lossltne ss-chasma few II any o,hsE nower sAvo
thee, SWEET Rose.
Can lsuaat ef-how thsnkful must thou be-most
For harry ssea ,hee drop and fsde-yss, leaf by
Loaf hAtS watched
Thee wasts away-ysl .eemlny forth sby swsets Ia
grateful recognition
To tbs Ilsnd that gave thee birth. that hads taes
70 gladden. aal to charm tbs hearts Of Humankind,
~ we'll
A. fsoa, sass make study Of thass ltvss-livs -
pls - sleu dost dr.. Forgotteat No. In Noun
o1ys sacrrd urn
Transmitted thou u live fosevcsmose.
JoAksx D. Tu8xsr.
, 1877-09-15

The late John forster hpqueahhctl to the :;a-
t'onal Museum at South Kcnslngton his large
and valuable collections of tooks. autographs.
anu pictures. The library OF the Museum will
thus be enriched by e0,UD printed bot,ks. cn.-
traring many volumes eoutatntne autograph.
lcttcrs and iIotei, presentation top'cs, original
editions. anu raT: Ena pf!vately-prantet fn,ok..
VTaphs. there are thIrtr.nine foltos tllca with
the HGarrtc}s Letters" nrfstunl MSS. Ut tlaily
uf Dickens works. and TlHeEcray's illustrations
70 D"NElusa .1errotd's ~ Men of Charactrr.''
The ar.- soiIcctEun CONTAINS examples Of Marstc,
friih, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Lnndseer, Greuze,
aud others.
, 1877-09-15


.,-r,.,, vEST-roGKET SERIES.
~ w,x NJ; HS !nsks THOMSON. i1instrattd.
TliE PHtScEss. IL 4trrsn T..sT.,x' II.
,,n.t1atea;; TILE Lay OF TIE HELL: Axp
seiii.r ~ Il, 'sans.aea E,. mon, t1o nefman 81
liluttrat+J rtE{ItfTr pi,rUs Il, ~, tntt' H.
nos, iflHstraied. FAy,HirE r,'ENs nv Il,
sAurck TAIfHn Got.ninrE. iIlustfatel. MiI,
EiatITlSfiA1E'S DIARY: i Ftmstx tn Uxt
Ar: Hy E,tArtHs I,rIxSs. THE STORY or
IRIS. ~ uaSkn WESnkLt 1foLNEa. Unaton:
sin,1 =; p,tcs : a. G'ra3o: 'anaen' Ae'
Inc tItlcs OF THIS new batch ot the cunning
the case Of "The story Of 1rts," which, all
may not recu1lect, occurs IN Ur, Uotucs' de-.
llrittu' phllosopltznrs ii The brcakfa.t.tabic.
torctler in c,,nerie T f"rn,' r' mixing n charm. M
fue tale enriched by ti.u Vic and witty Thought.
gems with which the poct-essayist plcn,tfully
sows his writings.
:, As tue "Vcs..Pnckets issue from the press.
u IS pleasant to note TINT there u never MI lit
dsrtor number suffered I? appear IN the series:
The high tone of the seicctluns is maintained
Without an interruption.
-,
1rARpEH'S 11ALF.IlOUR SE1tTEs.
A PRIMER nF LATIN LITERATURE. ny
EunExH LAwREsrk, Author or a HItistoricnl
Stidles.". eic. r. l5o. Price, 21 gents. 4
s,s, LswnESSc; @uthor t of "htatpt!cal
s4sno m. III. pstsc. a5 cents. - ''o''
The twn yoj,,,nrs nj fhc wrli-knf.x, ur1o,f.
r1..,- :, ..u,s. ..s's"...S ,' 'a''-
1io"F teF'es fhent1onen abovc contain mn 'u-
fnensc amount. considering tielF Size, uf val
uaple hlormot,2n. Besiues their t'so for tho
ei',, ~ x.o t'1 IL III! ~. aua a. osf ~. V.ee.
tb"v ~ fvs.h ssan.; ~ i,tstmr " soe5' ~
,re, sar.t"1a ~ s.,.s,. o. e.h @ anu NJ
,r.r.,,.iI. -, a.n,o.,t ~ ~ uuntu seit
asfo',ni .t ~ " ~ ,'Ia, smou1m o.
tnont ~ ~. ,,r "ttn,,s ~ III, .nr
sentine MI adequate etttmaie Ut the influence
- '''eas "'e''"@ s'ahsNs =" 'nooetA 'uougnt'
-,.
I!tAt HUSBAND OF NINE"
THAT llGsl!AFb OF MINE. Boston: Lee 4
s1crhrh: th!cago: Jansen, AcClutg q Co.
, 1877-09-15

alive II tho law would Iii them, Then.
utan, the tperra8e In tic uut1,bcr OF rirls wild,
catlt,ot tntt suitable husbands Is uow ca,1sur
nlurh embarrassment IN song dfotrI.tx: nnI
cycn tho lcIcrs, wl,usc lives We urrscrye. iuyuiyu
u In peculiar tlff1ir,ltrs.'' III su,,,r cahcs tht.
English hare b,iIit lrper-yIlu4cs for tho sieltcr
vi this last rIuss u t,turtuualrs: yrt tho nii-
cyahly Inadequate to their Oh, tnrt, ali ,any of
them watstlcr over tl,u country soliciting cIority
or cratting 1t by ttrcatrn!ng to cOultuunI<St,,
their loat3lsu,,c disease LY to,1cl,.
tirh srlf.nuuf,ju,joH I. ,sr.,sin,siir nft.,nn'.i
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10

gcn6er Seiie Soft ln6 2ogiS Bel itberoltS
6tQiQen 9reiIen. Stcben Stores" ltefcrn
QmeS mas Der NniieOGer gebrau6t. Sine
epungeliid 7proteitantii6e uro cine tatbo7
Iti9e Stride, S6ule, Boltant. 9anptz
mdblmiible, @agenfabrtfcn, SGmteOez
ipcrfitGtten, G~igarrenfabrtten, 0erberet,
9teitaurart5 unb g8irtbsitlben, Sterbrouez
rel, SG0emii6le uno GlfertDerfItQtten,
S6inOelfobrif, M0belfabrif, nit 6obel>
mii6le, &alfz unb 8odfteinbrcnnereien,
Qlpotbefe, MeBger, 8GGer, llbrmo6er,
Sdubma6er, S6neiDer, S6reiner uno
3intmerleute, gtOtare, 9tifter, Nbbofater,
Sipei 0ruGereten, mel6e Stpet englii6e unO
cine Deutl6e 3ettung berau5geben, &C., 3elz
gen fir ben auber9eip0bnIiden Sortld rttt
bieier junGen StaDt un0 Mniieolu1g.
Ser Wttneral> un0 6ol5ret6tbum Der
ltngegen6, bic &roft 6eS 8o6enS sur Ser
pOrbrlngutg auerTelb> u11o 0artenfrildjte,
1eine I~augltdfeit fit Sbit> uno Mein>
5udDt. lrn0 fir GtebSu6t, belonDerS S0at7
Sud)t &C., Bic flilnotti6en 8orSilge, ietne
ul13Gbligen Geiliamen Que1en unb frDitau@
flaren Sliiiie, Bic auf Wteni6en nn0 8ieb
einen noDltDGtigen @inflUB auSiben, fer
ner Die Communications fitr ben Oa1>
belSDerfebr nad allen Gidtun9en uno allen
groBe1 WtGrften, iilto 9al5 geeignet, nm 81
lanbDirtDi6aftlt6en un6 tnOuitrteIen linz
terneDmungen in bieler @egeno auf3umlIn>
tern u16 tie ais 4loB sur giieOerlaiiung fir
Seben 81 empfeblelt, ber it0 cine una6bdrz
gige, lorge1frete 6etmItGtte grlnoen mill.
Sang b~elpnbers lit audi bcn ~tDeniger Gez
mittelten BORT 0ele9cnDett gebpter, etnet
etgcnen 6eer0 51 %griin0en.
Bei bcn1 8elu6 Der ptelen Sarner in
oieler Golonte bate Die ltnter5ei6ncte0ele
cation Die 0%elegcn6ett it6 pollfpmlnen 81
ilber5euge1t, mas lelblt nit tpentgenUtitteln
gei9affen tperben fam, inbem baS genlGBz
igte Slt1na g%eitattet, baS gan5e Sabr bt117
bur0 0a52anD 51 bearbettcn. 6auptlGGlt6
tpirb Ser Meinbau cine grDBe NusOebnung
errei6el1, tnbem Sic Bis iebt er3ieltengSetne
alien Qlnforoerlngen entlpredben, ultD Der
Grtrag olIe Grtpartlngen ltbertrQf; Dlele
! Turmer babe bereit5 5 bis IS NcreS ltn1>
faIienoe Metnber9e i'm 8etrieb urto tperben
Dieielben thinner mebr ousbebnen.
Die Delegation fano Bic Deri6te6enen
Sel0probufte, nelde tbeiltDeiie auf Dem
Seloe, tbeilneile in 6asu bergeri6teten
Hdumlibfeiten aufbetpabrt tpurben, in
jeoer g8eiIe iebr befrte6tgen0, unb unt
Se0en lelb1t oaDnn 81 ilber5eugen bat Ote5
ielbe etne Samnllung 0teier 8rDoufte sur
8eii6ti9ung tier in Chicago in l1bli0S
8lof, 3immer go. 2 auSgelteIt.
lleber3eu9t, 6aB Sober, Der gforo>@laba>
ma beludt, nit bteiem 8ert6t iiberein=
ftin1men miro, unb boffenb, baB Sober Der
ii6 cine geiunbe un0 iorgenfreie 0eimitdttc
81 grinben tpiini6t, Dor QQent ietn Nu>
gen1nerf auf bteien Garten beS SiloenS
rtd)ten unb lelbit pritfelt ipir6;
3ei6net N6tun9sDoQ Die Delegation :
S. g8DlB, Sobn Sen, @m. Sobnion, q.
q. 0aumann, Wm. Tempel."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10
Gurirt GbeltlnotiSmus.

Serr MIbert Grpofer, Der 1poblb etarnte OroS
guilt nno ~Npptbefer III Spriu9poIe, Wte.. sie6t Seoem,
Der nit 81eumattSmus seplaSt tit, ben 9tatb, VEGET1NE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10
NorooeutfdDen 9lopo,

slr l1cberfobrt bcnuter.
Mit OampfI6tfien oes Nor6beutI6en 2GoY6 murber Bis
@nbe 1876 iiber 625,0OO Gerioneu %beiOroert.
Nip Onmnier hieier Gon1nnnnie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10
Sentf0e GOIotttet 1T 3orSs
gIGtGtt0.

6ter in GDicago beiteben iebt 5m Ell
aus 5ablret6en fleiBtgen unb iireblanten
9eutl6en beftebenbe GpIonta>
8eretne, beren 3tel Norb>
alabama lit, mOielbit bie South anb
gtDrt6 Qlabama &atlroaD" glttes Qan6
btutg an beuti6e Qlniteoler abgtebt. 9ieie
bet0en Gereine BADEN bereit5 0urG Qbor6>
n1ngen Grfunbtgungen an Srt ut16 Steue
etngeSDgen.
Der etne G6tcagoer Gerein bat 0ur6 6as
IN Der oeutl6en @olonte @uunan lit gtor6>
glabGma erl6einenDe be1tI6e 8latt num-
mebr folgenbe 8efanntmaGunq erIa1ieu.
...vGS tDuroe Dpm 8erei1t beihloi5en, in
gOrbzNlabama ftd nie~ber5ulafien, lnb
fitnfun05tDan5tg Samilien enti9loffen ft6,
urlber5I9lt6 mad Qlabanta ab3ureiien,
tDelden Dtele @n6ere fOlgen tper6en, 1obQID
Dtelelben Die r0tbtgen Qnitalten ba5u tref>
fen f0nnen. Sin 8ei9luB tpur6e a119e=
nommen, tDorin ben 8iirgern bon Gull
mann i'm QQgemetnen, iotpte 6errn GuQz
mann, 6errn Wtetsner un6 Sen 3ettungsz
b%erausgebern Der innigite0 anf bes Gomites
uno Des Beretns auSgeiproden tpurbe fit
Die ber3lt6e unb freun0ltde Qt1fnabme III
Der @olonie, un0 Die bereittptQtge Inter
fttbung, tpel6e t6nen 5u SbciL ipur6e.
gSm. Sod, BrGft0ent; 86tlip 8riif7
mann, Jfobert Sabnte, Wm. Mittmann,
Gomtte."
Bon benz on6eren G6icagoer goGontz
iattons78eretn lit uns Der folgen6e, ebenz
falls bon Dernnttportlt6m W2Gnnern r1ter>
5et6nete Beri6t 5ugefommen:
y9ie unterset6net Delegation Ser ,gbt>
cago GoIoniiatton> un6 Iunbutrtbi6oftz
Ii6en Sn0uitrie>G jeieli6aft," nelde be-
a~uftragt mar, Bic felt 4 Sabren beltebe16e
QnitebIu n g GuIImQnt in
guuman &c.. sc D bz9I b q q, III be-
iu6en, Inn ft6 6ur9 eigene MnI6auung
uno Yriiftng BON Der 8ei6affenbeit 6eS
9anbes. un6 ieinN6ilfsqueQeu, bem&tima
uno ben TerDdltmien i'm N%ugemetnen SIT
iiber3euget, if tbrer 2tufgabe ba6ur6 gez
re6t 9et0or6e4eI baB lte 8e6n Gage basu berz
tpen6et un0 @Wes elmer 9ritnOli9en 8rit>
flung untertporfen bat.
9as StGbtden GuQman, al Der Soutb
4 Jfortb @laboma GailrOab, 81 Ofeilen
liOIt6 bon Decatur, auf 6em groBen
Ylateau Der Cumberland Wountain STANCE
(App0la6ian Wtountatns), 702 SUB iiber
Dem Wteeres 1ptegel geIegen, tpel6e5 nod
Dor Sabrcn ni6ts ais Elm Wol6lan6 mar,
lit beltte Elm belebter 0ei6qftSDlab, Der nit
ulnge6ung itber 600 6amilien 3Gblt.
lRit benz @iienbabn6of balel6it lit ein
S%elegrap6en> unb GrpreB> Bureau per6un>
ben. 9ret CUTE 6otels bieten in befriebiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10

na6 Dem MiIouri ouf un6 6abon gega1geu
Iino, iouen int Interchangeable einfa0 gez
t0btet per0cn.
Sen. Sheridan befitrbtet, 6aB fi6 6ieien
Wteuterern, tpel6e iebt IN ben S6par5en
8ergen rauben unb mor0en, un5ufriebene
Sn6ia11er aus beri6iebcnen Ngenturen an
i9lieBen tperDen.
0a mebrere Ser beIten un6 i'm Sn6ia>
n~erfrie8 e%rfaGreniten 9te9imcnter, barlnter
bas Dtelgeprifte iiebte GaDalerie : &egtz
ment, i6neu gegen Bic aufitGn0ti6en Snz
oianer pertpenbet tperben %f0nner, 10 lit 5u
bOffen, bab Der pom @eneral 2teutenant
angeorbnete 8inter : Selb5ug BEN nclten
Snbianer>l1nruhen i6neu Elm Gnbe MAIDEN
pir0. Die arlnen SolOaten aber iinO
tpabrli0 nidt SIT beneiDen; benn Elm iOl6er
@tnterfeIb5ug in Der @ilOntB lit nit u17
9ebeuren Strapaben uno i6tperen 2etoen
berfniipft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10
Anl Q-lr0eifaEenfcI

sic bette @elbontase ruir6 Gud ourb bic Soma Giienz
balm 2anb 60. %9eboter, bieielbe perfau|t in! oer mittlez
ST. per afer uno in Eermtuen unb in Sc nmeu, 1pet3e
Benz &dufer iiberIoiien limb. = Dos 9ano imfoBt 1900
GOO Nder; Boben ano Glima iinO fir rSeno cine Art
9anb al. Gifets pom Gbico9o utb SInitG merbeu ar
Gdnfer gratis perabrei6t. g~on6farte unO beuti9e Bee
f6reibunsen fam men auI miin6li9e p6er brieflide glns
S9 &aropIpb=S&F., @bicGgn,. Ober @eOar ytapia;.
Soma. t0iptpo, ioumit,3W
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10
Weber Baltimore.

Se6er Ser bGs aGte 8atertanS beiuGeu ober @eyluanbte
mo 55rennbe Don europa fomlnen lGfien nil, ioate bic
proGtuoaen, neuen, e~iiernen Sdraubeu : 9oltoampiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10

idrift erfldrtc ct, baB ct ii6 altf polIfomz
nlen gelebli6em SoOer1 betpeQe l1lo tetl1
@ert6t i'm on Scr NuSiibung letner Sumo
tionen D~erbinbern fDnne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10
e Z e.
Rbeumati5mus 1T riue plutkranhhrit.

Das Slut seist BET bieIer 9~rontbett einen lleberfluB
pot Sibrin. VEGETINE rptrtt burb llluponblurg be3
ertrontlen 8IuteS in einen geIunoen 3uitanb. VICE
TINE regulirt bic Giltsemeibe, neldeS bel bteIer &rontz
belt icbr mtdtig III. Cine Sloi@e VEGETINE mtrb
i9rn %stnoer!tng i8aiten, obcr 6u elmer p0aisen GHr mug
i6en, beionoerS in Ionge beitunoeuen SGueu, e~rioroeln.
VEGETINE pirb BON alien Gro9uiiten %perrauit. @er>
iudlt eS tno Guer g8abripru6 pirb eberlei6c ietn, Aeen
Touienoe Dor Gu9 ~absegebeH BADEN, namltd: sd babe
burt ntbtS 10 ptele Stuberltn9 %9eiunben, o($ bur6 ben
@ebraud Don VEGETINE", meldcs ouSI6Ite6lid aus
Ntnbeu, 8urSeln urb SC rduterH bereitet lit.
yVEGETINE", iagt etr 8o1to1ter grSt, bat niGt feines
@teiden ais SIutreiniser. ga i'd Don ieinen picleu
1prnberbaren &uren, nodbem aue anoeren Wtittel iebz
eei9losen 6atten, eeb6rt bate, beiudte i'd ba5 yobpro>
forum unb iiberSeu9te mid Don ietnem mobren @crtbe.
Gs lit aus &inber, @ur3eIu nnb &rdutern bergerellt,
pom mel6en iebeS e%inSelne iebr rpirturgSretd lit, unb
6ieie perpen in elmer ioi6ertM eiie 5uiaHmeuseiest, oo6
ie eri:aunltde g~teiultate erSieler.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10
4 n}ft0


Cine Sorm BON 300 M6er, 60 Mder SoIs, einoeien,t,
SS Stes Deus, Sdennea M%tnbmibte, iii $a5 per @dsr.
$2ooo In5a2glnn9. @ftt benz @eIt prb 3eit seseben.
ties SauS, S22 per I6er. 8eibe Sormen limb I-7 NGeiz
Len pom 8abnbof uno 6-S @letlen pom gaaperIp. @breiIe
gor 200 ~gsaperIp. &remer Co., Soma. 1pS3u1Opes
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-06-13
JOHNSON.

Fifty-four of our citizens have sub
scribed So each towards village library.
Rev. Edwin Wheelock exchanged pull
pits last Sunday with Rev. G. II. French.
Mrs. Molloy, on account of illness,
failed to meet her appointment here last
Monday evening.
The railroad ballasting on the road to
Cambridge is progressing slowly, but,
we hope, surely.
Presiding Elder Cooper held quarterly
meeting services at the NJ. E. church last
Sunday evening.
Patch has a large stock of new style
parlor furniture, also, some new designs
in walnut and marble chamber suits.
Mrs Parmelee and two daughters are
to leave us this week for Illinois. They
will be very much missed by their numer-
Gus friends here.
A brick yard is in operation near Amos
Hayfords. Such an enterprise has long
been needed in this vicinity, and will
doubtless prove to be paying invest
ment.
Thomas Robinson was last week bro't
before Justice Hayford on the charge OF
having assaulted and beaten with stones
old Mrs Lowater. The Court, on trial,
found him guilty, and fined him 81 and
costs.
Our lately threatened rains have prov
ed but mere sprinklings. Our neighbors
in several adjoining towns have lately
been blessed with copious showers. The
drought has begun to assume serious
look here, and unless we have rain very
soon our agricultural products will for
this year be below par.
Several farmers north of the village
have within a few weeks Lad quite num-
Der of lambs destroyed by dogs or some
wild animal. The dogs were at first
charged with the offense, but now, as
certain parties claim to have lately seen
wild animal supposed to be panther
in that vicinity, the dogs are pardoned
and the panther is indicted.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-06-13
WATERVlLLE.

Several fine strings of trout have been
taken from the branch.
S. L. Hemenway has erected the frame
work Of his new dwelling.
The grass crop on the dry uplands will
be short and thin unless more rain comes
shortly.
On Friday night the young folks assem-
bled at the dwelling rs. Hemenway and
gave it what they call house warming.
While n. b. Page was doing his chores
late in the evening in his barn, he fell
through feed hole into the stable below,
and severely injured his side, internally.
A man from Underhill has recently
bought what Is known as the Timothy
Carpenter farm, for $500 of Chauncey
Warner and will take possession the first
of Dec. next.
The Lamoille County Conference Of
Congregational churches is being holder
in this village this week, Rev. J. G. Hale
preaching on Tuesday and Rev. V. NJ
Hardy on Wednesday. Fine weather fol
the meeting, but doubtless all would will
ingly endure a little rain for the good il
would do,
Mrs, Myron Wetherell and Miss Hale
of Undcrhill while riding up the buryins
ground hill were both thrown from thu
wagon. The horse backed the Wagon
some twenty feet or more into the deeI
ditch at the roadside. The ladies wer,
but slightly injured but the wagon wa
badly smashed.
Last week as the grangers looked afa
and saw neighboring towns visited by
copious showers of rain and his own ONLY
by few drops now and then, he wa
almost persuaded to doubt the oft repeat
ed adage, that it rains alike on the jus
and unjust, Sunday afternoon, however
smart shower visited this place whicl
had a reviving effect on vegetation.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-06-13
MORRISVlLLE.
lie Clark is in town.

Willie Clark is in town.
Belfast's Ginger Ale. at Gates.
Hendee's place progresses finely.
Dean sanborn and wife are in town.
Pest Poison" sold by A. o. Gates.
II. Fiske is ready for "retainers."
Who says fence around Academy Parkf
Eugene Wheeler has moved to Worces-
ter.
CT. Rich is Prin. of the Stowe High
School.
It's a joy to look at Mrs. Gleed's flower
garden.
c. W. Fitch Is painting house. Mr.. c..
S. Noyes, ditto.
Call in at Patch's and see his new style
Parlor Pier Mirrors.
Rev. a. L. Cooper preached in the NJ.
f. Chapel last Sunday.
Miss Katie Cole has gone to Barton
Landing to work in the "Adraace" office.
Mike McNeenan and Abe Noe are to
renoyate the feather beds Of Franklin Co.
Maj. Waterman goes to st. Adams, as
express agent in Cheney's express office.
An attempt is being made to procure the
services of minister at the Christian
church who will preach regularly.
Daniel Mcdonald who has heen absent
in Scotland for some time has returned
and resumed work upon the railroad.
Horace Raymond has a bad knee in the
shape of what he calls ''spayin," caused
a couple of weeks ago, by being thrown
from load of logs by pair of runaway
horses.
Rev. Miles Grant started for home last
Monday morning, well satisfied with the
work he had accomplished while here
Ten persons were baptized by him last
Sunday at the river below the r, r, bridge
Mr.. C. L. Rich has purchased q new sci
of flrst-class surveying instruments. In.
stead of the Compass" commonly used
he has the Transit which is much bet.
ter for most purposes. Mr.. Rich is q
graduate of one of the best schools Of
Technology in Massachusetts, and having
studied Civil Engineering as a profession
is prepared to do all kinds of surveying
satisfactorily.
Last Tuesday, Munroe Green met will
quite an accident. He and his father were
binding on a load of hay when the horses
started, causing them both to let go the
binder, which flew round striking MunroC
in the face and breaking his upper jaw
Had the blow been much higher it woulG
have struck him in the temple, probably
killing him instantly. Mr.. Green let &c
to save himself from being run over, ant
Munroe to stop the horses.