davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-06-28

II I'll W1c0ky l. Gn cQtHu !,
bu osts. .t,0 bu rye, b:ll tl hurley.
Thu following grain was inspected INTO storp Ia
'hts city ycftcrday morning: II car. No. = Sovth.
western wheat, cars No. spring, 20 cars
No. ! TO- cara rejected 10. car no gratc t+5
wheat; ~ cars aud X. ~. 500 bu high mixed corn,
4 cars new 10, II cars new mixed. III cars and
!, 600 hn No. 2 corn, 10 ours rejected DO 1 cnss
no grads t!11 cornl; Z cars white oa.t, " cars
No. . DO, II cnrs and /, 000 bu rejected do, t41
oats}; 400 cars No. . rye; l car No. |, hurley, &
cars rejected d. Total t3o5 cara), 15:, 600 bu.
Inspected ont 10. 1:a bu whrat, III, 81. bu corl,
e., 40 bu OATS 0Io bu rye, i, 7tltI bu hurley.
Marine insurance from Chicago to ltuErnio Ii now
down 10 lcc per Gl00. II was ::1c previously,
which was considered . low rate. 4 dollar 1T tic
81. 00o ought surely IL be cheap cnouxA fur aay
kind Of Insurance. II docs lItt!s Moru than my
for writing tho ro1Icy.
T!leFr WIS a better trn,nnd for cnsh wheat ycs-
teFday. II was reported tl4t ters wese orders for
more wheat than III nuw in st0rc, thuugl, aoms of
then, wsFs ptobatly IiuIled to relatively low d.
ures.
l.. r. Qoodulc, Mastcr Of tho Bbolslon, aver.
that the carYp OF oals takon on By him ut tho &. j.
r. Elevator ID probably tho best aunlity shtpped
from th!s city, and that hs WIZ satisfied with tl,p
umc required to 1oal though hu thinks shat xsrat-
eFcclerJ will result from practice. This Is fact
on tho other aldo ~ that We guvu In Tus TtlRuSs
of yesterday. We are also informed that the pro.
es sRalls' loaalhR thsf' s4esp1. ~ spacia! tncs,
W. .'sneu " soHas sesse9'Meh "nasr ih'sappfo'
nsnson. .--.-.....
1hs GO eoao1s'oh OF corn *a' canvasaed rather full
Hon ,c"ahga 5es1e1uay' saa ths opinion OF ex.
pef" sesmea ~ w ~ sha eRees thas httie OF no
danger sxiss now. Hot corn has given trouble ID
July. but tn such case It hus generally been out Ut
eouo't'oa a'uca catnes' iho terminating season
sooat esat' MIN hot westatF We should prob.
ably hare had trouble, ~ ths corn Of Inst yeas's
crop - iat sha ife'ty; uat tac weather hss berh
lasofaole t9as 'af, saa @t u nos tlouEht that q
hcatea term now ~o9'u furnish cauas for anxiety
hthA a'fsct'on' ..
ineFo was some sxeHement !eatefday over
tun'oss oi failns" on Change. but tho Fu'uor was
iouna 70 Do attcFIy untrue. check by tho arm
~ 9"esaoh was telassa " Inc bank tn the ntorn-
'hF, oat "aa mo result u lnaaysftsucs, ard tho
matteF "as speedily rect'aet.
AZ cate'pslsihs !oca' circular publishes ~ val.
uso'e 'cHs'apnie Information = weather budget
Wnlca "as p''e'ca last yraF III au almanac for
4oIt' -. -...... ..
vho leading produce markets were moderately
, 1877-06-28
THIS Is THIN.
n TIA Ettff6r Of Tia JtfhuhA

TO eA9 E019H q 3h4 1F16Nh1,
CHICAGO. ILL.,, june ss7.-1n youE asus Of to-day
appeared Communication yillfrag tho employees
Of the County Tscasuscf's office {and sixued ",
Fitzgerald, 100 Wcst Eiasttsoa) fur closing the
door against ta1payeru before ocIDck p, pn. aud
slso A..gna.ixins them - bcst.swtiers: l have
thA County building in tho aitefppc1 Of The aboyc
date. aud hcsrl soms parties Rsumh!lnX on account
Of a. they TERMED u, premature ctosIng hour,
10 which madc rcply that thought 1t MAS rathcl
~ early hour ~ shut ap shop. Tho kuAyu, shtnk.
ln2 that cotucllc1 with hiui, asked my name t1sd
but to my surprise read tho article In yoIf paEcs
l4ynpunca thu writer a. hypocEite aud kna,c,
sud z44cEt tha! thu usl mcnial reptile should
pEot consideration; for thu most lcpEayc hui ulaa
bs!ug wuuid have manhood enough to slsu his own
nasns " N Article III which he set fuEth ha Kriev.
&nte1. II. FlTxukHALp,
$50 Veal u21flxan 8trtst,
, 1877-06-28

Spsctal Dt&paseA 70 TIA Tribune.
N&w yonx. Joae 37.-DuAtx-Wheat very dalls
sr1lng grales quoted weak aud Irregular shsourhout,
sales Of Minnesota sprng. called NJ l. 81 SITS;
boat.toats No. Chicago sts!nz on private terms,
quolcd as 81. blu aad up 10 .sal Vi a.kcd Corn
taFtablo tn Prtee. opcn!us mord htmiy. and It
nt:t call .sllns to .!nn, vs'' liberal sxsss'
ste scse' Western uagTAaed 1t 173aO>tc,
chiefly a,t5sis for shout pr!ue IL chalce canal te.
ceipts ~ bu. isye !nactlses quoted within range
Of 7Is1sc Tor WesteEn
Fzx.amrs-Genesally quiet; market without quota.
be changes ~ to Fatcsi f0e Liverpool sements OF
ANAL lots Of cotton at Va for Loadoas ooo ba xrsln
~ W per o. -,
II Irregular prices; quoted u *A, uthrf kinds Iu.
acttyes Western pSne tntss S13.60tt 90; saIe4 lu0
brs u &l3 s fur delivery hero Western
deysId Vt sn,maton. with July options quoted II tho
elosa nomlaals AuRuss. *tL:A Ssplcmbcr 20 With
no sales reported: July contracts for about DJ bria
exchanged for August and September tho taas Of
qauss1 rates. Cut meats In fs!s deman1 a. full
prlcest nddles sit5, du! Aaa quoted barely steady
Ls.a moderately sought after fur carly delivery At
rather weak pIiccs Western acaul for tefy delivery,
sAles 100 tcs new q ~ oso.is; p tcs Do chcs for
export at 80 %: with old quoted II ~ Aske. tor
forward dSllycEg. July ep0n quoted st the e!oae u
o. lsxu t7.<s August sas,ta. 7aHs September.
t13at November ta.o3s4u. I3k; scllss reualnlaE ct
tho yrGF, Sa.W. e2tcnt Ut T. so tcs 1uty option II
to.s7hsa :'al 20 tes August 1t % >so m. sna
ttu lcs scllus remainder ct year Ut &a.oI
TALLow-NoaefAtetJ inquired fos and quoted stesdy
Ats
AraAKs--lsax In unosu demand and quoted stronger
thutxh cot actually higher, fair Eeanlux Cuba nfm
Vc; goed o3&c; prlne, 0}f; fAtE 10 ycEy rho1es gro
ecrt, oStsiuAei eeasFlfasal loAiot:s refined naorc
sought atter, In good part for shipment u sdyanccd
n fAs Hesteyx Assoeiol<d Frau
Nkw foEx. 1uau *1.+uItox.fssm, u l5.leat2
s tu.Ss:' 'sstas Hsxa. '9ae 1S{
ii:sx: Ssssss: i; itt;1a*.i.Sis: ksssnss;. i y !:
nffsaisfF H. NssS 3sqf. ~ iS!ols.;
, 1877-06-28

- *>.'e~'fe~ Wv ~" W. ""'
NEW yahE. .rslnt A. 71lcrvcs tccetrta yesterday and
ntout medium, narkes extremely dull. and a!ot!yx
prices ..;e tss y! l9ser than stonday! .s.t Il W
toicraio @ Iii an,as sark. p@foHs; IA 'Stnon s,a
fair Texas nn6 cherukta cAstc a. cAt.iontsb A. 7Ne
BIT about .au stcert we're taken for export at t1Aa
@iEEr-r.ccetpsa for Two days s,ss0 against G. .07o
for tu tinis last wctk scrPca and fraclsn
nwcr. 1an,!h trlhe rrncE. s!lrep ranged froM 4et5
ref ~ inm,r t19in Ss7c aehcEa5 ~'h tflmo anu e1
s.tsk.i .iiseslps = :op for Two .is,., neatn.t 4e,o
for TIC s att ,,x Tsok % , Ehs .nd n ons "
hufFALH. ....,-....
pEyrAto. Janc 27.-cArrtF-tsece.pt. 1:ta1, total
for tin wcrk. D. I'D. market ln1t prlcra nnnlnas
stock HetI fas sapntcnt 10. norfow. .'"' '''"""
vssx. 7n. !a.;kst .ils ssnsai :hti s:e:t ea;s;
s5s 1s:E sn4. s Y a.. s9s s!rsd a
marEet tall and sow, rfies. zeneIslly Mashanasis
TO beat Ss.s5a4.05 best heavJ e5. l0i uns0d.
nAtTtNonE. Jnne 27.-CArTtE-Fhiriy arttst& rrlccs
stia1 fsr1 ri onsy ~ so
80: mott sales, s,.oodo. 1ol receipts, l,ol sales
rass 's'ss!a!s H. 1sHas assss e!s. 'h'a' h'Eh'F'
fcw essr.s Il s,.0S; rcssipts s.aM :
r,xuxx,rt firm, =, ,'xGtSx.T,; tsN.t, .ot ,.n,a. ,
&t.iGs4. ~; l!Kht, 4t.tkkS t.A5; rurkiny. a. 7u4
4pg: bas:lless. sa.a1. iIsceips, 17sa; shipments.
st. LuuEs,
St. LoEts, Iune -ltaus- BETTER. a. .4oas,s3.
c4rTtE-tood Gc1nand fof al gpod shipping grades at
unchanged psiecs.
, 1877-06-28


Chicago customs, June ~: Elgn National
Witch Company. catc watcl, material; Union
Notltng Mill Company, II cars rpctRcl-tron; j.
9. Kirk Il Co., % casks soda Ash; Fowler l'rot.,
100 pncks ealt; r. i +. Jacgsr, 1l pkrs carthcn
waro; Lyon j. IIcatr, 2 cases musltai tnstrnuents;
j. II. 1alcc. I'LL cases of window glass; +. ".
IInyne i Co.. 10 bs's bottled ale, 80 tsls bottled
rtous; l.. !. uagc. caso dry goods, cast barun
ctcrs; Morrison, Flummet s Co., 10 boxcs and .
casEs drug sHndsies; Vurgho, NuhlIng i Co..
II eascs toys; George ssepnrt & TO-, 100 sacks
salt. Amount collected, 81, 1l2.43.
, 1877-06-28
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wrre tho receipts naI shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce In this city during
the twcnty.fonr houra cndlng ut O'Clock uu
Wednesday, morning. ana for tho corresponding
time last year:
, 1877-06-28

g. 6n0 Michigan Central, &, 300 Norris s EaBox,
auh II. 400 Western Union. ....
Money, 16alH. Primo mercantile paper, 3x@5.
Customs, $2St ONO.
Tfcnsury disbursements, Il, 7p4, 600. ...
Ctrarin9t. 81. 600, 600; long, AIT; ahort, 48Dn.
Sterling atcndy;
, 1877-06-28
GENERAL MARKETS.


ArCOEt0I-waa stcady as t3,0a81.tG.
nfstNaM*CORS-Ta1 In moderate demand and hFms
Green hurt. 7@74cs medium hurf. rcl'tlppcd, 81
0Gt4cs green brush, with hurl enough to work u,
G87cs ttd.ttppcl. with do. 5aa4oi red DO, 4H"s5ul
iaalo brush, +A15Ses n,c!fum 10 choice itnk hraid
axanc. inferior hrust. 4AGsics crooked no. aStt5c
nUTfEt-Tradc continues active It easy prices. The
wcnkncaa arising from Tho largo receipts and from the
fact that tho Eastern market II much depressed. We
repeat our 1uotatonso Of Tuesday. A V11ows: Fancy
crramety. 2o33c; ehotco dairy. iaalsss medium to
Roud. i:#t3cs fn5cror to con1nun, OtstOc.
nAG1lSu-tn thiabsanch VI tho trade only moderate
nellrtty apparent. .aai prices underwent change
ranging n fol,ows Stark \. ::s Montan2 31rs lres-
less 3lc. Lowtsta. :ci Otter crcek 1ec; American,
iRs, A,noskc.s lecs bur.sps, ! and = tu. i4atscs
R1nn!ehs. 4 ;inxe, itssl5es DO Aonh'c, q tt3sne. ,
assa IS :ss fiji
al j: Ts qsf rasksxsuss .a s's{ s{r *; Il
& ' f s|tSiS isfr sS S's ss; f%SG % ;ss @
pfsis xS M iiaaS S5 'itorra. md
~ sss :Ss ~ Hss
9ss! ACID. .at.srtc; Eowds,ed. =: =. s3;<a's!
!aa1' ~ sss s,sf'f Se vi IT,
s'ssa ts:t:i sfs = si sSS'tsa
s'Ios e 1ss xa a,s Fl Sf : s:ss s r'sssG ssSao1
s: 81 ts:is: +: III. IL! :m:s;
Al & II eiia.sa ain'n sh1S,: r. ,3S rcta.su
s p1esiI,t. e 4"o. iip!es
Ea rso: S 5G! Fl ;Is:, +: eqTS :ass :s
ttas atx; is.sisc; canary seed. 41isaa 81 '.esnp
sss s @ s = :as. 'ae. !ss Is sss {. ::
= ; hs.1ns* e 3s' p,cz,sa :.
sttSst.s !f:'as, b. o. Se: :Ss's ,assfsf:i, S5;i
&a3s faal,5 matker. !4.prL i; 4;ssI4! aFse fa,n:
, 1877-06-28

CLxvELAHp, o. iuna 77.-FkTRoLEux-Matket ve1,
qulcts pFico unehanxc4s standard white, ITO test
rTtsnrAu. Ia. June 17.-1'k11oLtrA-uul: crude
Fleo Il pasksrs, refined. t7c. PAadslphIa delivery
, 1877-06-28
LUMBER,

The catgn market was quiet. tho odortnEs hcfns
light scycrnt carRocs of plcco ataI wero sold after
htcrs agreed TO tnke 87.Do for them. inch Lumbar
wa1 dull aud c0nmnn weak at S9iU. Hut Ilttlo lIm.
her wa left Uver. and tho Eccerts expected e
light for fcw days Ills probable that tho decline Of
BiaaAT1 picco stun to 90 will check tho receipts.
Tho hotter KrAalcs Of Inch quoted At .ht1M
Lah remain At Eti.:s and shingles nt 81 ssl3.t
kacs, carxoes hsrgcs Mercury, Sct. md Campbell,
GsD, c00 It piece atuH, from Ludlngtun. at t7,M.
Tic yard market was farly Act!Ye. Prices IN.
e1,n mi nn1ir fn1I
, 1877-06-28
DRY auQQ9.

Nsw Yoak, juno 27.-Thcrn wAs . continued fste
movement Ia staple cotton sn woorn Roola aud pscc.
ruled nta,. flaunes and blankets were In good DC.
u,zna. an4 uRcas making large deliveries Of csyy
mtn's wear Of woolcus on account OF orders. kex
York mills sh'Ftugs ware reduced nc. Psp remained
dulst.
, 1877-06-28


on "Wednesday, June II:
t.tTT PROPERTY.
West Congress- It. hct California ard Albany
atA I, I. :tttx 1T IT, nnu I. /, III I.iUxt11
ftta ilarrl.,n II. !1atrd Junn II tCharIts ".
trt9gs to tIenrR. NJ % CO..
TtsmletGk 4, iai & q Of California ~. ~. 11y
ilutnscY II. l!t n . of Janr. i I, 2azt1s II.
pss.S; a.GS Saee " m Il u ;fais:. L Lou
With uail'l!ng. M. I'll dasptl Juno 2T..... s,o7s
TvwnAend At. 70 # Ut Elm, " I. 2ixti7ft.
rortla,Ih nr. near Thirty .scrunl 1t, v {, .3xl35
Na5Is N % Il aiil Il: 81 w:: ffsh;tcoaii: ""
..UJt r. with huls.i,ngx s.cI sept. il. 1s5a. 10oo
West Van lufcn q, HH II v df Aberdeen, II.
,,s3s1tD #. dated jung t!.:...:"..:.':.:.: loo
If. dassd .unc ~ l,em
Huron tt. ~ It . ut North StAtc, IT. 51xjnft. .
Dttstsru ~. . ! cur of Twenty .fnu7th ii, vi,
.7Vxl p U:i1 It. dated june a.."....,:.::,.: 7.soo
ii of 1isjft. To river. dltrI iune 0,....... 2,co3
6oGTIf UF orr LlA1Ts. WITHIN NAIttE4 o. akvKY
MtEEs UF TnE c0rNT.MHrRK.
Spencer ~. lnI{x It ut FOrsy-HeCOni It, v I, ,.
io0x.u}s Il. dated Juno o27..........,..."...s 1000
, 1877-06-28

iiO!sTr.n opsn. ,!n 4 ;atoe iesins M .nd ,6s. hs:
tnles showing r,iucttan Of strnn9 10 rrr l0i
Ta wreknrss aI mt nrtAu n,tch fF tho Increased
ts r'edas wh!c sa',.e so''E1srs!y tssc1s d.
packing Arms wh!rcw from tho market entirely, anil
tc operations nf pthttS Wrse H!orr t lem testt!ctcd
hRtre were g. ma M fur ronr tn PRIME alRt MeKht*
u
, 1877-06-28


- @::.-=:-:=|-:=:-- |---:--=@...-W - .,-..
.fss THas:s' @ .s!s ss; ,s.s: Co.,: !;s:l
e s9 ;sass sai: 6 r'a'st Ts:a.
s+0msIt;u1; !tsc 1aNI strsays s!sa...a9. .s!4
] ~ r. aS assss. ssss fi sfns t. ;s . ?'sss' 81
sGi ;;sy 's
s.s y 5aysr f.SGf s,ssssi %s..sss %:s IA
t.: @ 'n'se "e''sr" and s'ase' asas7s' wh!ta do 4s
|!ss:5a;!ss |!x59aas!ss.sssa; ia a;ech.ssea, =
still sSas .sa4 3axs l Il sooa, sa uncnu.e1 uo
,,::ss'' ~: '*rap"'' and as.',' crude atss 'eaoea
sT;S;r; F .,xa,,e
f;T Msis:is s:soex .Ss u.no. a,,e, to
s;s!ss ess fet If !, s.t s%$ '
a'iss1 isurrrnNieays; g1ses sia We:tcr9. i4s,.oa
Wa.s:!L;{a!sl b, at&; q; ,aa'.M .,.,,... ,,.o,
ssssa sSss ssfHs' "'''
isfess s L. ST so0s' ~ xxx
tss|f s,s S:isy;si; ;;;S': .s$s's n,,a ~ .sm ''' ~
s%SS: ,,ox.rass ,.,, ~ ,.e,x .., ,or,,, ..,. :,
:h sra ;S s%;Ss, W. d, ;|sf:s s.;!s sss
sm RI '" :asf: es' e.; .sa sa @
M:*sy.Ss! y. ts;anS:a Arm. lilo
fss|s! ssGa i IT, sSa ssmos e. 1.it g
, 1877-06-28

GALVESTON, jnns x7.-Covr0H-QuIet, midd1!n. |.
li9tcs nrl rsee!pts, u barsi llrA vth
EuAxLkkrox, juna 21.-CoT Iox-ftrtnt u1iddIIa r.
1tjtrt n1t Eeceipls, balcai saleA 81.
ItugaLx, luua 2T.-Cu11oa-AsklnE ho higher.
mIddnx, tic; net receipts. halrs; caaatwlat, lal
AASANxAu. Jun4 I.-C0trUa-FiEa; aniddllng
llte5 bCt frcspla I'll bsiest aales, 1851 cuaAkwlxs
l49. ..-'
NKv OsivAss. juns 97.-CoTIox-DsmAnd AetIvst
sa!s9 D. iy Ga1es; lntddltnK, ll@M ll1cI Nuul mil.
lltux. l{@l3c l4ltnx lktE. ilttsi1tt other grades
utefAMKeI: net FecClptA, I'll 9Akuft& 10 New IQtk.
!, G4ui 1luGx. w. WI
, 1877-06-28

itO0 rI,oDUCTs-Thcre naa 4 fatr yo|urno Of tu,I.
nraa rePoIt but largo part Ut II wa! changes from
HUlitll 10 hnotEcF 1t turront ItnerenccA The
,.,.h - ,.,I, +, ;.,.. ,uI.h 80. =. ~ - .
VIA oee1ite III uokst "MEH "cto III ia9FcF aupFlJ
k1t0D HRs CHAH&E III tHG tUQ9 QI
nav,ccs frun, ohtr points, exccr. That Liverpool was
,r.!or o 1o,tt Trto &rn .n.,lur.fo nav .ht,
1a4st VI '"''. ~. ~, "'te"! ~ H"p
Hc1I1 Fof4 Iot OF pofK bcIh1 lakcn, III audtloa to
tile 1,siaI trade III meats.
MES, Ions-ws. moderately active IN changes, but
WIN not 1n1en now bdsinoas aonRs ano rather weak.
Tho market ad*ancea a3o early, fell back t3c, anu
closed TIA TO-. lower than Tcesy eyculng sales wcre
-.rns..i ~ ~, h,. no.,' -. H. ~ :.
teloteu " hpo o!s taAH ~ 80 wv no ut'a scHer
|ay at t1an7t@l3. ~ 7iO hf!s aecF AuRast at
$l lO} u, anJ 100 hrs seller September At Sa 40
E,t4 u. r,,at ~ vrh ,,r,. TIN tr,,xat AM -
a., ~ :rii.r ~ no, x, y. . auM
e!aV' cam hF sci'er du1et 'An seef Ju1tt
, 1877-06-28

F1ontA Juns s27.-lllvuwtxEs-tlsd nrna u u. u71<,
SLOT bid.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-02-16
ReIiaions Rsadina.
Only True Source of Spiritual Strength.

can do all things through Christ
which strengthened me. Phil. a: ID.
Truly am full of power by the spirit
of the Lord. Micah 3: g.
The Lord is my strength. The Lord
Jehovah is my strength. Elk. 10: 2
lisa. IL: 2.
He said unto me, My grace is suf-
ficient for thee, for my strength is made
perfect in weakness. Most gladly there
fore will rather glory in my infirmities,
that the power of Christ may rest upon
me. 2 Cor. 1879.
The Lord will give strength unto his
people. Ps. %: IL.
He giveth power to the faint and to
them that have no might he increaseth
strength. They that wait upon the
Lord shall renew their strength they
shall mount up with wings as eagles ;
they shall run, and not be weary, and
they shall walk, and not faint. lisa.
40: 90, 81.
Finally, brethren, be strong in the
Lord. Eph. &: 10.
For it is God that worketh in you,
both to will and to do of his good
pleasure. Phil. 2: 10.
Draw nigh to God and he will draw
nigh to you. Jas. a: 8.
With us is the Lord our God to help
us. Chron. 81: 8.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-02-16

THE PREVAILING DISEASE IN GREEN
LAND.-The climate of Greenland is
considered by the Danes as very healthy
and the natives seldom die in any other
disease than consumption, which is
very prevalent among the Esquimaux,
and is no doubt contracted through
their careless habits. The hut is sim
pie building of stone (boarded upon the
inside,) with layer of turf on the out
side, and long, low tunnel entrance,
about ten or fifteen feet in length, open
ing to the south. This hut is about
twelve feet square and six feet high,
with two windows in the side, which
are blocked up with turf, during the
winter, so as to keep the cold out. This
room is generally supplied with stove,
in which peat is burned, for they have
no other kind of fuel. There is always
in these huts close, depressing atmOs-
phere, while outside, especially on a
foggy day, the atmosphere is cold.
These people sit in the house, sewing,
ETC., with their heavy seal skin clothing
on, and will run in and out of doors,
make visits and attend their dances,
without making any addition to their
clothing or reducing it when they re-
turn to their homes. Then family of
six or eight sleep in this same room, on
a platform which serves as bed, lying
very close together and breathing the
same air over and over.-Cor. of N. Y.
Tribune.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-02-16
READER,

Have you risen from your bed after a short sleep
to find yourself nearly suffocated with catarrhal
noticed what depressing influence it exercises
on the mind, bunting its faculties, besides ener-
waiting the body as well How difficult to rid the
afflicted with catarrh How difficult to protect the
system from its further progress towards the lungs
and the bronchial tubes all physicians can testify.
1t is terrible disease and cries out for relief To
be freed from the danger of suffocation while ~
ing down to breathe freely, and sleep soundly
and undisturbed to know that poisonous, pu-
trid matter defiles the breath and undermines the
system /; to know that the body does not through
its veins and arteries carry the poison that is sure
to destroy, is indeed blessing. To purchase i'm
munity from such fate should be the object of all
afflicted. But those who have tried many RENE
dies and physicians despair of cure. They be.
come incredulous. With such the long array of
testimonials from our best citizens physicians and
druggists in favor of
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A Bit of Married Experience.

/ married my wife about thirty-fve
years ago. The ceremony was per-
formed about seven o'clock in the
morning. Before retiring that evening
we had a good talk with each other,
and the result has sweetened our entire
lives. We agreed with each other that
each should always be watchful and
careful never, by word or act, to hurt
the feelings of the other. We were
both young, both hot tempered, both
positive in our likes and dislikes, and
both somewhat exacting and infexible
Just the material for life of conjugal
warfare. Well, for a few years we
found it hard work to always live by
our agreement. Occasionally mot Often)
a word or a look would slip off the
tongue or face before it could be caught
or suppressed but we never allowed
''the sun to go down upon our wrath"
Before retiring at night, on such occa-
siOns, there was always confession and
forgiveness, and the culprit would be-
come more careful in future. Our tenn
pers and dispositions became gradually
more and more cOngenial, so that after
few years we came to be one in reality,
as the marital ceremony had pronounced
us neminally. In thinking back we
find that for more than twenty years
our little agreement has been unbroken
and there has been no occasion for con-
fession or forgiveness.
In business we have had adversely
and prosperity, failure and success.
We have raised a family of children,
and now have our grandchildren about
us; and we are simple enough to be-
lieve that we have better children, and
better grandchildren, because of our
little agreement. Under such con-
tract, religiOusly kept, no ill-natured
children will be reared, and no boys
will find the streets and bar-rooms more
pleasant than home.
To make good wife or a good hus-
band requires the cooperation Of both.
The wife of an ill-tempered, exacting,
uncomprOmising and brutal husband
may become very patient, forbearing
Christian woman. She may learn to
choke down her sobs and hide her
broken heart from husband and. friends,
but she can not be good wife, simply
because her husband will not permit
her. Some women are more deXterOus
than others can be in changing the ma
ture of a mOrose, ill-tempered man.
This power seems to be gift, or the
result of early culture, possessed only
by the few. AS general rule, such a
temper, persisted in by the husband,
will either beget like temper in the
wife, or else she will silently submit,
determined to bear what she can not
help.-COr. Of Christian Union.
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want is some one to take them by the
hand and bid them God speed. They
want some one to take a personal in
terest in them, to sympathize with
them, to pray for them and with them,
and tell them that Christ and God can
and will save them. The Son of God
has power on earth to save the vilest
and the lowest, and the most despised
and the most degraded. But if we
haven't any compassion for them, why,
we can't reach them. Oh how many
men have been won to Christ by just a
word, just kind word, by some little
act Just one little kind act has reached
many heart.