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Arrested for Swindling.

BosToN. Jan. 25.
Loyal G. Smith, E. b. Stafford, John s.
Ware aud Cyrus II. Bates were each held
in $50 900 today, to answer the charge of
swindlipga number of persons in Vermont,
Of whom they purchased about $40, 600
worth Of hay and produce, and shipped by
Tsil to Lowell. Meantime the properly
was brought by them 10 Boston and sold
to the purchasers, as all ged, they failing
to make sny returns and allowing drafts
made en- Lowell to 60 TO protest.
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aOund ADVICE.

Everybody, at this season Of the yea,
when coughs, colds and fevers are SO prev.
alent. should bear In mind that an ounce ot
preventive is worth an hundred pounds OF
cure. Such being the fact, Why not take
good sound advice, aud buy a Chest Pro
tector of Albert w. Higgins, who has he
best assortment in town. All kinda, Lambs
wool, Chamois, Felt, T annel, etc just re-
ceived, and for sale low. Also The enc I
line of Fancy and Toilet Goods, in the
state. Our goods have been bought los ;
we are selling them cheap, and dou't for
get that HIGGINS SUPERIOR CO.
LOGNE" is the best. 81. 90 will buy a
pint. Give us a cali.
ALBEIT w. HIG0INs,
oct7d Family Chemist.
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No other manufacturer dare give bis
medicine as severe a test. His agents ha, e
for over two years sold Shiloh's Consump-
ton cure on a positive guarantee, allowii @
any patty to use two'thirds of a bottle ald
If IT should not have the desired effec,.
could be returned, and money refundei.
The proprietor states with pride, that not
one bott!o in 500 has in any case failed.
For Consumption, Chronic Coughs, Colds,
Group, Astnms, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough. and all Lung diseases 1t is wonder
fully sure and effective. Ga such terms as
these, 1t is not strange that the medicine
has gained a popularity never before
eqnaltd. will you try it or continue TO
suffer. Sample bottles 10 ceuts, regular
size 80 cents and $1.00. A. W. HIGGrNs,
Paige y Crooks, Rutland T. A. Morse,
West Rutland; Rice " Co. Castleton !;
W. Sweet, Fairhaven; j. Nj. Campbell,
Poultney elsewhere by dealers generally.
"HAoKMETAoK" a new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
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Board of Agriculture.

The board of 0gricul ute met at West
Rupert or Thursday morning, at the invi-
taiion of the farmers club of that place,
Mr.. A. C Bebee, president. A brief ad-
dress of welcome was delivered by Jonas
Wider, esq which was followed hy a pa
per on "Nilk and modes of handing" L.
5. Sherman read a paper on "Iudian
Corn AT the afternoon session, Prof. II.
NJ. Seely rtal an interesting paper on
doubling the products Of he farm" He
was followed ly DR.. Asa Fitch, state ento-
m~Ologist of New York, on { Injurious in
se'ts." At the evening session Prof. Noah
Cressy Of the Vermont slate agricultural
college, spoke before a full house on DDS
eases of animals" To-day. addresses and
papeis will be delivered by W. NJ. Holmes
of Greenwich, N. y, Hon. f. i. Wood
bri lge Of Vergennes, Gen. N. NJ. CARTS Of
Ogdenshurg, Albert Chapman Of Middle
bury. Ora Paul of Pomtret, and Henry
Clark of Rutland. The pre- sure upon our
telegraphic columns this morning prevents
a full report of the meeting.
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PRODUCE MAR K ETB
REPORTED EXPRESSLY ros THE RUTLAND olou,


HUHI MdIhCId,
p ST. ALBANIA Jir. o.
BuTTgR winter made sold al 2Usz5c DIR
pound iall, 32c.
The msrket on Tuesday was quiet; re,4ipts
are light. no change 10 make IN 40 AFT ma.
A higher price than qco:e1 was however n i'd
for cnoice selections.
~BurTfR-Best, 26a3Oc; fair to good, ssSs G
uulnara 'e6Zl; Chee-e sold at sal2c. roth.
grass made, 90c. NN'
ur---u VERGESSFs, Jan. ~.
ByITER-Butter, q to So rbfs, i.c'udInc ali
grades; Egg 2jc; Pork $50 ID a. ri az
from 9 to 155. i"u"J
putta. HrDDLEBUKr, Jan. "a.
bul,er % TO 30c; Cheese 10 eyes "a nJa.
.9et, o C; oats SIC; corn, 10; nrans :, bo Ia
S;ysovoy p Ik, per 10, 81 90 hay s. " to sU o.;
p,,.ono NEW HAVEN, Jan. q.
Hay 50 10 so. 1853 SHc'
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We have a splendid stock Of Ovcrccat-
ings, SultinRs, Dag nails and Pant UlOths,
and 81 a | he very happy to show Them To
all in want of Custom Clothing, male up
in frs class style for Ii tie money.
Cl thing cleansed. pressed and repaired
In the ea,est possible manu,r. Cloibi u
cut snd warranted 10 TT; Ladies' sicqu,s
cut aud made by exnerirnced hands.
NovACK G MURPHY,
MOse's 81 ok Cop stalrs).
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GiIiet's Cream Ycast,u

Is a pure, dry, hop ye i,t, nd is "rIsing'
in favor with The lndIc,' rap dy l. is tie
only yeast in the ma ket VIII Gu wilt not { ct
sale with age. You tire sure of good
sweet bread every time. Ten ceuts will
buy falf a pound. ASK your grocer for 1t
and give it a fair trial. One t~easpooniul
will make two leaves of bic ID. Soak in
warm water two hours and then use as you
would other yeast.
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j. Estcy 81 Co. nave made and sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs in the last four
years. Another maker boasts of having
made $4,000 in the last thirty years.
Which shows the greatest present popular
ityS Estey Organs for the cen emma year
are all new styles, and new prices, and the
best of terms. Address
GEORGE Q DAY,
d&dtf Rutland, VT.
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NOTICES.

We have on hand some very pretty
spreads for pianos, which we Will sell a
exceedingly low figures. Those wishing
10 procure spreads viii find IL greatly L
their advantage to call on us. We alsl
have stools for sale.
MCCLURE & HALL,
Dealers In PianoO and Organs, No. bs
West street. d&W
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Old Clocks.

Editor Rutland GI06s ~:-Speaking of
old clocks brings to my mind the clock Mr..
Red had in his hotel in Rullind mace en-
tirely by himself vita a pocket knife. l
think WHEN the hotel burned the clock VAS
saved. III Nv pres rived it is a relic worth
preserving for our next centennial. Where
is IL? Who knows? EsoUIREp
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
NRW YOHk. Ian. Y.

MONEY fa5 per cent.
PRIME Mercan lie Paper at 4iI9G.
SrkkLI vi quiet N 4ei and 40.
GOLU upened at o6b and closed at l06G.
C~LEAkINGS, S25, 81 ,OOI.
L o. hECEIPiS, 81 5000.
TREASURY ~ uurseu ents { i99, 900.
COVER NMrN rs are lower.
ST Ale BONDS are qut {.
RAILROAD BONDS & ntrally firm.
$40 X, declined II 10 per cent In the early
dealings Out suoS uuehtly Recovering = 10 y
per cent. The mlrKtJ IN the AFT TnoOn war
duh aud steady until near the close when there
W 10 an advaicu II s&Ac.
The g. an,actiuDs Aggregated l2+. 2f0 shares
including Lake Sn r., 81, oyJ; Western Union,
q, Coz ST. pauls, 10, %; O,laware, lGcAuwHn'
IA aud Nest rn, i5.sOJ; Erl5, 800 Pacific
NJ al I lS0.
GOVERNMENTS a tive and stronger.
NJ iNEI g used IL Z.
y L BONuS qIlet.
Suck , active aud advanced.
Iua .LLLInM. ~ hIr MN. InALnILnnL.
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Fire at Island Pond.

ISLAND POND, VT, Jan. 90.
Beedle's steam saw mill was destroyed
by fire last evening. Loss, $40, 1000; In
sured for St5 COO.
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From Washington.
GOV. sTEARSs.

GOV. sTRARNs.
WAsTNGToN, Jan. %.
Ex-Gov. Stearns of Florida, has arrived
10 testify before the house committee.
SENATOR DAVIS.
After the adjournment Of the supreme
court to-day Judge Davis, .elec,
from Illinois, was called on by friends who
Inquired as to his acceptance of the office.
He did not Say whether he will accept it or
not, but If be should conclude to do so, will
not resign before The fourth of March. He
stated that he had not been consulted Ie-
gardlng the use of bis name as q candidate
and had not authorized it.
CHANDLER SAYS HE DIDN'T SAY 80.
Secretary Chandler to day, on hearing
the character of the alleged kilograms
passed betwecI Governor Saarn and him
self, as sworn TO by the witness DeBerry,
befOIe the house COMMITTEES, said he had
never sent or received such dispatches,
branding them as fabticatIons, and an
noucts his intention to make a statement
to this effect before the committee.
WHAT WILL % OF THE BILL.
L. Is calculated t a: thrte-foulths of the
members of the house wilt vote In favor of
he bill. lmmed ately after it pa, ses the
house it will be sent t. the president. As
it involves constitutional questions, it will,
under usage, be referred to the attorney
general for examination before final ex Gu.
i've action. 1t is MT apprehehded the at
t rney general will in,erpo c any otj c
lions. The president today r, peat,d Tia
he was in favor If the p ssage OF the Til.
con'idrfing it to te a measure in the intel
est Of Ie4ce.
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Senator Edmunds.

WAsnINoToN, Jan. 25.
Senator Edmunds vas warmly congratu-
lated for the ability ard dexterity with
which he has engineered the bill through
the fonate.
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The circulation of the "Daily Globe"i is equal
TO-, If not in excess of, any other daily nevspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
Weekly Globe" 10 q half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western ver-
mont and more than the combined circulation
OF all the other weeklie a in Rutland county.
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Probable Murder.

LEAvENwURTH, Kun, Jan. 25.
Four citizens who left Austin two weeks
ago for Keowa, with wagon loads of corn,
have NOT been heard from since. II is
feared they have been murdered by In
dams.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE. FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY PSI ia7z
u
huntington, W.
w. r.. Paige. ErOprictOr.

". +. Paige, PrOprlctOr.
Having leased the above well known ho-
tel, and taken p ,ssession of stme. | shall
be pleased to see all my friends, and the
travelling public generally. l shall en-
deAvor to MAINTAIN the reputation of the
house for being 1rlt-class in every respect.
jl0dtf w. +. PAIGE.
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Join tho Procession II Won II I'VE a
cough or a cold, Jo.n tue crowds III lU are hur
ring 10 the dru1 stores for "hales Honey OF
HorehOund ana Tar" IL Is agr cable, qulik 10
druggists. sdq @ Xaw
Pixies T%oothache Drops cure in I minute
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WtIrR-LoVFJnY-n Rutland, January 25th,
az tue rrsldtnce Of Mrs. q +. ,nbum, By
Mr.; slice L~oveIOy, OH OF Weston.
MARSH-"RoFi-At alllngt, I'd. j lnuorv o.
hy hey, @ ii. Mjrse Il Clart ndOn wa. t,''
croft, OF WalllngfOrd
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Che Rutlaua Daily 0lohs.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 20, 1877.

AarsTnsers pdI please hand IN their matter al as
carry an hour in The afternoon as eonvenisnt. By
90 doing they piil gfee rs more time to arrange and
properly disptaV them, than II taken at late hour.
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Reliable Hair store.
ALBEIT w. HIGoINs,
Family Chemist.

Ladies, if you want first quail. hair and
reliable work, aud your slampio done on
new patterns and rew designs, go to Mra.
G.. T. Loop 254 Crn'er ftr,c up stairs.
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over 200 IN lions have teen used within III
past ten y ear Without complaiuo ~ loss by Ia
becoming detached. All txpIess conf aDie
use th M. sold By Prlnters and statiJneT
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER Co, RUTLAND,
d&W Who esa' G Agents.
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Judge Davis Elected Senator.

S%PRINCFIELD, Jan. 25.
The ballot by which Judge Davis W 6
elected stood, Davis 1Ol, Lawrence o.,
Haines 8, Logan 1, Parrish /.
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Local Weather Report.

The weather report kept at A. W. big
gins drug store indicated the following
temperature yesterday: z a. m. zero;
2p. m. Ii above 10 p. m. 8 above.
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4 UEL -NOCHARGE forsawipg. Hard
l. and soft wood. Prices down.
Fri CHAS. r. HARRIS a Co
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The Kansas Sepatorship.

TOPEKA, Jan. %.
The legislature ballotted again to-day
without result.
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HOOK SALE q re hundred and tU eni,
acres tub rl4nd over the Notoh, ia
MenTon. Price Sven hundred dollars cash
J,5d2w WV q. Wi KI<s
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BY
Weather Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFfCE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfcER,S
WAsnINGToN, Jan. Yo,-1 o m.
In New England rising, followed by fall
ing barometer, westerly to southerly winds,
warmer and clear or par ly cloudy weather.
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OIlCE All persons are hereby noti-
~ ne that, whereas, my wife Ann Diltn.
uas c mptlled m 10 leave lt r, l be Ig blind,
ana she having for a long time ABUSED and
mtt eattd mt, | snail pay no deOts OF her con-
lrac Ion, AM / shall not be liable for her sup
port. JAMES DILLoN.F
West Rutland, Jan, 20, 1877. dst.
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Boston 99C Store
OPPOSITE THE DEPOT,
RUTLAND, VERMONT.
JUST RECEIVED.

oCpi NJ.
A new lot OF Towels, Napkins, Table Cloths,
two yards for 90 cents, warranted all pure linen.
Ladies' and Gents Und-rwear, and a large va.
rlety OF otntr go dI for winter wear. Also
Fancy q pOds, Jewrlry, Brackets, Household
q 'ods, consisting In part OF cast 'rS. Setts,
Glass Ware, @ iblsts, Ian ps. Compete Clocks,
Cake Baskets, Pickle stands, Butter Di hes,
Silver Plat d Ware, warranted the best plate
on white metal.
A new Tot OF BOOKS Just received, also a
new style OF Ladi' v shopping Bags, With
Pockets outside, ahd msde OF nne leather.
Please call and m our new goods re-
ceiyed since the. holidays.
REMEMBEu THE PLACE,
opposite the Depot,
d&w RUTLAND. VERMONT,
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CEMETERY.

he annual meeting OF Evergreen GENE .ry
association, VIII bH held . [ the selertm M
0fice. tow hall building Rutland, on tues lay,
tle goth inst at, at " O'Clock In th aitrIn o.
WI 1t NJ GILMOkE, Secretary.
Rutland, Jan. 2jd, 1871. "a it'd
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oct7d
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WAsHNGToN, Jan. %.
Ex-Gov. Stearns of Florida, has arrived
10 testify before the house committee.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-08
Circuit Court.

On Saturday afternoon, the boy, William
Brennan, indicted for arson. was put under
trial bonds OF 5000
Mrs Mary Steward, fined on Friday for
keeping house of i'll fame, paid her fine
aud costs and was released from jail Dj-
rectly upon her release she was again
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Munger, to
answer aDother indictment against her for
selling liquor without license, which in
dictment has been certified to the county
court.
Mrs Jane Kennedy, of Moline, who was
arrested and jailed on Friday, the grand
jury having indicted her for burglary, was
released, haYlng furnished the necessary
security.
Frank Joseph, the young man indicted
for petit larceny, in stealing Mrs. Sealey
locket and chain, appeared before the
court in the evening and entered plea Of
guilty. He said he took the property for
joke, and never would have taken it out
of the house had he not forgotten TO re.
store it, When the states attorney re
minded him that he had at lirst denied tC
Officer Miller that it was in his possession
he explained by saying he was badly
scared at sight Of the officer The cour
placed his punishment at so days in jai
and fine of $5 aud costs.
Barney McQuaid and Vim. Cogney
both indicted Tor larceny, were brough
| into court this afternoon aud they asked
for time to procure and consult with attor
neys, which was granted.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-08
Told the Truth.

A Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago Journal, under date of Jan. 9Th,
says:
At dinner party, given an evening or
two since by prominent Republican SEN
ator, Mr.. Justice Field, of the Z. S. su
preme court, took occasion to declare
unhesitatingly his belief that Tilden had
been fairly elected, and to denouDce in
severe terms the action of the Louisiana
returning board, which, he said, could not
stand before any high tribunal. He said
the vote of Louisiana might be thrown out
and Tilden declared elected.
Mr.. Justice Field evidently understands
the constitution. 1t does not require a
majority of all the electors authorized by
law to be appointed-it requires majority
of those that are appointed, in pursuance
of law. Louisiana has never been counted
since 1860, and should it he rejected now
it would require only l8l votes to elect
and Tilden has lS4 undisputed.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-08
TELlEGRAP1HEf11.C. Fl
Photographed to the Rock Island Argue.
Louisiana's,Double covern,nent

New ORLEANS, Jan. 8.-By noon
large crowd had assembled at St. Patrick s
hall entirely filling the building and by |
P. NJ some FIVE thousand people had
assembled in the streets. Lafayette square,
and the adjacent buildings.
AT P. NJ. Coy. Nichols left the City
Hotel for the hall where he was
enthusiastically received. He appeared
on the balcony, where, after PRAYER bv
Rev. DIR. Palmer, the oath of office was
administered to Gov. Nichols and Lit. Gov.
Wiltz by Judge Tissals.
Gov; Packard and Lieut.. Gov. Antoine
were inaugurated at the state house at
| 80, the oath of office being administered
by Chief Justice Labelling. No excite
ment.
New ORLEANS, Jan. s.-All quiet; no
trouble apprehended; large police force
ready tor inauguration ceremony; few
persons on'the streets; cold and clustering
LATER.
Seven thousand persons are about St.
Patrick hall and the crowd is rapidly in
creaslng. Many stores are closed.
In his address Nichols said: In obedi-
ence to a call of 5000 majority in the state
he assumed the gubernatoria duties, un-
der circumstances of marked difficulty and
at period of very general distress. For
nine years few men, having no identifi
cation with this state, either in feeling
or interest, have shaped and controlled its
destines. The result of this unnatural
condition of affairs has been that in spite
of our rich soil, genial climate, and i'm
mense resources, we find our people in
wretchedness and poverty, The very gifts
of kind and benefcent Creator have
served, to those men, as additional iucen-
tives to acts of oppression and wrong
Not satisfied with the injury which
they have inflicted, the authors o. these
calamlties are again struggling to main
tain their ascendency by fraud and to es
tablish over this people usurpatior
more glariug and Infamous than thai
which ends to, day its baneful exis
tence, The people of this state are de
termined, and [ also am determined, thai
this effort shall be foiled. The right.
and liberties Of Louisiana must not be suf
erel to be destroyed,
The remainder of the message is de
voted TO a discussion of the affairs o
Louisiana; his schemes for improving it
condition; wishes for prosperity ane
peace and promises of legal, just and faith
ful administrator of law.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-08

Eumored Duel Between Bennett and May.
New YORK, Jan, 8.-Reports are cur
rent that James Gordon Bennett and
Fred'k May fought duel this morning
near Lake Champlain, Canada, and that
the former was wounded.
New YORK, Jan. 8.-The following ex-
ira is issued here:-
1t is reported in Wall street that a pri-
vate despatch from Canada has been re-
ceived announcing that duel had been
fought between Bennett and May and that
Bennett had been shot in the bowels.
MONTREAL, Jan. 8.-Great excitement
here over the rumored duel between Fred
K. May and James Gordon Bennett. Re-
porters are hanging around the telegraph
offices waiting for the first news of the
encounter. No trace of the parties has
yet been found, All the telegraph offices
along the frontier are on the qua viive
watching for the duelists The party took
their tickets through to Montreal but left
the cars somewhere this side of the prov
ince line.
New YoRK, Jan. 8.-Rumors are rife
about the Bennett May affair. 1t is re-
ported that Bennett was mortaly hurt;
slightly hurt; and not at all injured. No
body has positive information
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-08
MOLINE.

Moline's elephant-the Riverside
cemetery
Bg~D, McFinn was before Magistrate
Swander on Saturday, for being help
lessly drunk He was found near the gas
works by officers Corncy and Olsen and
was almost frozen. Fined S. and costs.
Paid and discharged.
EJ~There is likely to be some fun over
the liquor dealers suits which are to be
carried to the supreme court. The cOun-
Gil seems disposed to entrust them to Eu-
gene Lewis, ESQ.,, hut City Attorney
Moore claims it is illegal to do so. And
1ere is where the fun comes in.
R9TH. J, Gayhan, who processes to
be furetell future events aud was practis
ing his humbug calling here, was found
ly drunken condition and locked up. On
Saturday morning he paid SIS and costs to
Magistrate Swander and was allowed to
skip.
EE"What I know About Schools" a
new and interesting work which will shortly
appear. The book is replete with
educational absurdities, superficial theories,
etc. This work is compiled with great care
by the author, and will contain some new and
original ideas on school taxation, the use
lessness of the c0mmon English branches,
janitors' duties, etc.
BaE@Scarlet fever is prevalent to some
extent here aud parents of children attend
ing our schools have become so alarmed
| that in many instances pupils
are not allowed to attend. DR.. p. i. Nc
Kinnle reports the disease as abatiug and
does not think there is any cause for ser
| ious alarm, but says that most of the
cases have been of the most virulent type.
| Prof. Gregory has taken precautionary
measures against the spread ot this cOntag-
;Ous disease and, if known, no one will be
permitted to attend school if the disease
is in the family. Extra care should be
taken by parents and others to guard
against the spread of this distressing NAL
ady.
Indecorus Conduct at Church.
If there is anything that plainly shows
loose training, ignorance or vulgar ideas. II
is lndecorOus conduct at church. There
are in Moline certain young men and boys
ranging from II to % years, who make q
habit of attending church with apparently
no other object in view than to annoy
those who really desire to conform to the
usual rules of places of worship. Rev
MIR. Haney, of the NJ E. church, has beer
So much annoyed, of late, by these disor
derly attendants, as to induce him to speal
publicly Of the annoyance, and on last eve
nlng in a manner that clearly indicates h.
determination to enforce respect, or al
involuntary absence on the part of thes
SO called gentlemen, aud he gave them t.
understand in good plain language tha
''if twas necessary to crowd the calaboos
until their feet stuck out at the windows
he would have order" 1t is burning
shame that this sort OF rowdyism is no
checked and Rev. Mr. Haney can res
assured that he will be heartily endorse
in his efforts to enforce decorus conduc
r within the portals of the church.