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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-04

The following euro Is probably the most
remarkable ever effected by any nnedI-
Gal preparation for tho treatment OF
Catarrh:
Gtni'smta, - hereby certify that have had Ca.
tarrh for ten years. and for the last six years hayc
been terrible sufferer, was rendered partially
pie, dizzy spells, weak and painful eyes, swollen
and liberated tonsils, hard and constant cough,
severe pain across me chest, ana eyery ndlcaanSa
matter accumulated so rapidly In my head and
throat that could not kcepthen free. Frequently
me, Il the point Qualification. would then have
recourse TO every means In my power TO dislodgc
tho mucqs from my throat and head before being
tonss were liberated and SO much iniiancd that
could with dlfiicultyswallow. finally consulted an
eminent surgeon In regard 20 an operation on them,
but at his request postponed u: The constant n.
flammation and liberation IN MY throat caused by
tho poisonous nstter dToppng down from ron, ny head
ed necessarily, -. deep, hard cough. Meanwhile
mysystem began toshowthe effects OF this disease,
so Da5 2s1 ss
matters had reached this stage or about six months
ago bGgS3 the gSs Of shNt4sPs Afa b Sgas
TO improve rapidly. The first dose seemed tocieqr
my head rs had not known 1t 20 be for years. II
stopped ny c0Rgk In three days, By using 1t as a
gafgleI soon reduced the inflammation and swell.
ngtllny tODSlsi SO tnAlIUCy soon CCasC UouOle
me- The soreness across my chest disappeared,
the buzzlng noises In my head ceased. my senses OF
seeing and of hearing were completely restored,
and every symptom ofdisease that had reduced me
10 the verge Of the grave disappeared by tho use
OF SAEToRD'S RADICAL CrER FOR CATARpH
/ have been thus explicit because, as druggist,
have seen great deal OF suffering from CaiaIrh,
and hope TO convince many that this Is great
remedy.
/ am familiar with the treatment or Catarrh as
practised by the best physicians, and have consult
ed the most eminent about my case. ] have used
every kind OF remedy and apparatus that have ap.
peared during period ofsix years past, and have,
while following their use, taken great care Of my
general health, but obtained no relief OF encourage.
ment from eny OF them. c,o " n,us,,onr
SUFFOLK, ss. Feb. g. 1875.
Then personally appeared ,he said George r.
Dinsmore, and made oath that the foregoing state.
neut by him subscribed Is true. Before me,
SETH j. THOMAS, Justice OF the Peace.
O
Each package contains DR.. snnford's Improved
Inhaling Tube with full directions for use In all
cases. Price, 500. For sale by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggsts Throughout the United States.
WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-04
CENTAUR
L.INTIInIENI'S,
They Relieve Pain.
They subdue swellings.
rrhnxy ai1sr or1 r,1 @ WI; o,,& n ,<

10y WI " WltlloNk 5CaI
The The White Centaur Liniment Is now
the standard remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sciatica, LumbaGo Frost Bites, Caked breasts,
Itch, Cutaneous Eruptions etc. These Liniments
have stood the tests Of time They have perform
ed more wonderful cures of obstinate bed-ridden
orpplcs anu have alleviated more pains IN shorter
space of time than have all other Linimentss
Embrocations, Extracis Continents, and Salves
in existence. Their sale is Increasing regularly
and rapidly. Their best endorsers are physicians,
surgeons and veterinaries. There is literally no
case Of flesh. bone or muscle ailment upon man or
beast which the Centaur Iiniments viii not alleyi-
ate and generally cure. Blu, II must he understood
u1tthere are two kinds of Liniment the White
Is for family use and the Yellow for horses and
animals. For horses and mules liable 70 Spavins
ltng-bone, Sweeney, Calls, Strains, String halt,
Poli-eyil, ETC., the Yellow Centaur Lini-
mentis worth Its weight in gold. We have
thousands OF certificates relating how thousands of
valuable horses have been speedily restored by
dollar bottle of this all-healng remedy. The same
is constantly told of the effects on the human
lame, Persons hobbling on crutches for years
from Stiff Joints, Tumors and Old Sores have by
theuse OF the White Centaur Imminent, been
restored to the use Of all their LIMBS The effects
are next 10 marvels We will give the Liniment
to anYpefson who ever heard Of railure. Such
a case has never been reported to u.s. Those Lini-
ments are now sold throughout the inhabltable
country.
J. B,R0SE&O o.. 46 Dey street. New York.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-04

The following euro Is probably the most
remarkable ever effected by any medI-
Gal preparation for tho treatment OF
Catarrh:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-04
Books al 1 Pamphlets.

NEW TYPE, IRE MOST INPR0IEP NtCHNERX GOOD
WORRMEN anil Careful Ifooj lers insure those oho this
class of ,vork to u.s. neat hqndsonc ~ COtl aoh Pnpht Stock
Catalogues School Catalogues % hoc, 0tor R1cos qf dca,
Scientific Societies n rt'S ar hyr "s"' nssH 0h
frs.cldS av0k.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03
SOCIEDADES.
SOCIEDAD ANONIMl
M
.CREDITO MEROANTIL ii.
SAN Juan pUERTo RICO.


Ek Consejo de Direction de esta Sociedad,
Aista ia mor0sidad dc un nliner0 considerable
de accionistas de aInbas classes que no han re-
eogido sus respectivOs certitcad0s de inscriTI-
cion, ha acordado excItarles p0r los pefi6dicos
de eata plaza provecFSe tfa dichO d0enEieIf0.
.qne es Iacredencial tle tal hccionlsta, aflvil-
tlendoles que sin sn presentation no se les
abonafa diyidendo algnno el pTimero de los
cnaies hnbr6 do Fepetifse segun los Estatutos
daapues del BaIance general de l6 de mayo
pr0ximo yenideru.
y en- consccueuciA Sc reprOdncen 8 c0nti-
ntiacion las reglas IN publicadas.
Il Los acciUnistas Ne presentarsAR en- Score
taria en- persona 3 Representatives por poaer
especial caFta de antOrizacion expresa para
dichO actp
y 81 el rapresentante pOr calta no es per-
soma c0n0eiIla, p0rri eNigilSele Ia presenta-
cIon de dos iestig0s de abOno.
81 Los accionistas por caTpetas billetes del
Real Tesoro, & slIs Representatives. dsberaD en-
tregar en- el aeto el resguarClO one les expi-
did Ia Junta ljirectiya provisional, que quedara
agregAdoal expediente resnectirO asi como el
testim0flio de poder cartas de representa-
~ Los aceionistas sus Representatives. tir-
marin q recibo del certitlsadO de Inscription
EN- el IIbrO correspondence.
Puerto Rice rs Ener0 SIS
81 Marques dc ID Esperanza, Director. III
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Ia PEQgEiA ANFILLA.
Gran Fkhfica npnsaia ii Yapof
DE AGUAS
GASEOSO.MEDICINALN Y DR PLACER

AlontadO por IA creciente u decidida
protection que 81 plibIico todo de esta
1sla viene dispensandome desde Ia ms
talacion de esta industria en- eata capi-
tai, me obliga q no omitir medic alguno
de cuantos est6n mi alcance para per-
feccionar simplifcando Ia vez todos
los preparados. Con tai obieto he ad-
quirido todas las maqninas, aparatos y
utensilios con que contaba la DELIcIo-
sA teniendo ID seguridad de quo el pd.
blico sabra apreciar en- ID que Sc neTe-
ce este esfuerzo. y seguira honrando Ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03
snalelsl 6liRa
IN
CREDITO MERCANTILE.
3. !. PUERTO RICO.

s. f,..,,1s;,s,.e -. ,e1,,,;,;.,,s 1aq,,ies i bo
u, - e..
cSt0 c0csetLostt sss stt Osylstt stt
dada 81 acstON de ~ tte Itogsenlo mo
Dog. Ios 0ccs0sSstaS deL BANg0 DE
P7ER1g0- moo 81 ,,,,,s.aeItaE s. rs
En AZ consec ecuencle ~ Oonsslo qe tlreccl9n 4,
creaite nlercantal ealnlenze ll,lclonaE desde
lpegQs j cue ee puDIiqn sas eSins que asDen
Oheesgef iOs que epta aDlen fsiacl0nes con 81 y
son las slgulentcs
~ Las onclnas estaLaA aplertas para 81
despaello gel pG5llco aesde lac dSes de e ma
mana lsala las tsess sde e saLle
~ PaEa tQdo 10 TeteEepte ias aceiones de
Qoctdd0 &c Gces0llee sNs Nacs0elacsas, so "a
50eretaria .
q 4saEa las negoclacloness eonlerenclaEan
YlamenGe t0h ene6auOB c0L 6lR 1tlreGt0r n
el SecretaIlQ exp na0 6leHpFe POT e9cE1to
en- carta nota hrnada, su pretenslon 9 ia.
operation cue pr0pongan. u resultare an
conyena0 se difiglTsn z secFataii 9 Gonladn-
rfay segun los caS0a con 0Dle az I0FlnailzaF
la oparaeloI
~ Soc lelnd no saa tames smenoa
de 500 pesos, moneda coEFiepte no admitas
adsp6sIt0 con mEstes cantlaaa que Da1e az
200, ri piazo hleilOr az tres iIescA IaHlFo.
c0seu euenla 00gElente mlelaes &c 500 pesos aa4
ahfiree, no pudlend0 bai iaF de 30 las del1as on.
fregas.
81 Los documelltOs euye cObr0 se confe &
Ii Sociedad, deben prcsentaTse eH COntadnria
an llia antes, por ii menos, de 50 vanciInien
Ehanf de ser pof cantldad hla a liQuid agade;
FOs Ell eagA Capital dentrO de an plazo que no
exceha de qulaoe saisss y NJ Ete mayor de'
80 pesos.
o.o sE &. q s.. ~ 6
ehsEegae en np no
naDles lls aos s.stss ~ AS
aen ktLA sn A'asea wy saee ~ t''sr
lss e aas' .ss e
aor ane a ~ tls
e s,ls ps ~
L.asst ~ 7. sggasss.ss
s.. gs.lssa.. llo y. " w 'ss
glOs es - = sassa s. Z q
hs s;ssn ,as I'll lil9as
s'e ~ 81 d,lsbo ds ua cueIlBa corrente ote
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03

ohra nena 6 instructive de cerca de 800
lnds que oonfiene prandes detalles hist6s
7z56. - ctl0tas heck0s de arIaas r0iatiYR &
~ |riie1f fle ia Indep len fi0I6, & las
nTIS SlorE an FIalcia & u expedition de AIo-
ffi|o g & IS guerra civil de la Costa sflIane.
IS - fde 6n IL Adm trAcion del BoIEr1N
q sse 81 eio1npldr y So enyia franco de porte
cnnl0f iela 30 0bIacl0n De II isla 81 Ieess1o
Il nn PESO % centavos en- Sc Hos ben elective.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03
RREcIOs DE 3 AsAJE.
Trio DE FLETE.

Las peFSoilas qne deseen yisitar la Isxposi.
cion Universal de Paris, pueden aprOYecIar
dicho Tapor, para etiya feeha habra eorannica-
cion directa poF ierroscarrlI de Barcelona (
PARIS
0portunamente Sc ayisara el dfa flo de la Sc.
Ida del menci0nafI0 VaBOr.
Para mas def6lIes dirigsr < los consignata.
rios obrinos da Exquiaga
Puerto Rico, Etlero 2s De 1873 h 30 Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03
q =. ! ~ 1I.D!0.

Eobre I6ntres Paris Bremen G6n0va Habana.
Santiago de Cuba. Hant0 Domingo. Madrid HAnlAn-
der, Ckdlz Bareelnaa otras plazas de Eapaia. gi@
ran por canfis.ad de- mas de veintielne0 BIZ
" y u0AlP. TekuRn ~. nhFA. te
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03
ANUNCIOS DIVERS Os.
II 4 IIl | lGI / EI0I
Jurisprudencia de Ultranaa1

Jurisprudencia de Ultranlar.
Esta Obra de gran nltereS iuridico, ya adQui-
FiendO Ia general aceli tacioH de los Tfibnnales
de las persones del ForO UltramaEin0, de-
mas qnespor sns funei0nes p6blicas, les es de
gran titiiidasI II pfoyeclio, jizgar poT eI lid.
pulse cue VI tomand0 u aUscrici0n,
Pnntos donde Be suscribe.
Capital, Agencia de Mora y c. San JnstO q
Ponce, Agancia del B0LETIN MERCANTII.
MayagiIe2, Sr III Santiago RI Palmer. San
German, ST III Juan U NeiIl HumacaO
Ecdo d. Jose al de Is Tore Gaiguas, Casa
del Agente Corresponsal D. Sebastian Mnfoz
I-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03
IlIlajes.

b6 oon2atezy Ranos aalen diaraaInente 4 il
dos lg ll1tkse para io piadEae taa Q6fneS3
( lee eQatre pntE GanGHei Bio pIe9Eass Aetadee
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03
EGlS2 De mann.

Eli cieHt0 yeiDtIciDeo pesos Sc vende una Ell
nuy buen e6tadQ que pnede inipfinlir hasta iii
lieto de papel espafI0l Ell ii AdministFa-
1i0ll del BeHEflE lhiofnafdl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03
VAPOR DIRECT

Del rs al IS de AbfiI prsximo. saItlra de es.
te puerto para Ddfliz Barcelona eI c6modo 4
r6pido vapor rs a, sle Ia einnresa az los
sres A Lopez Co. alInstira pasaje carga
{ ilete
PRECIOs DE PASAJE
En cinara $50
En iii I&5
M id SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03
INTERESANTE.
VINO NAVARRO SUPERIOR.

ltri elsalmacen sle ,. Zdi,dnd0nd, Ianca ntnl
4 se ACADIA de recibir una bnetSa partida de es.
te vino en- cuaTterOlas que ~ venden pre-
clos mddIcos 12--12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03

En erO americana Para ietes delilas dt
riQirse s los COnslg lgnatarios
Latimer 4 CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03
HAPOR ER Mud Il.
pHnoIos De pAskJR

Il 1s snssrsor Iva. saliansSo as York 81
diae.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03
IIIl NIlEIT d NIlI lIEl.


oar In 8sI 0tee AEt1tes nueden haceri0 oirectn-
r1r|o con c1la 1iuleIf1eiQn romitlendQ lmpQrle
pe.oa sR oEeeEez b'Hlsses ss lessrla G es.les
.., = ennsli dtonss 3 anuhelos se pasan pcr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-03

Wales PoR II oEsTE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-12-04

cut the following idea from the Spring
field Republican:
Rev. Crawford Nightingale, after sitting
his ashes the other morning, jottcd down
three thoughts for the Christian Register,
viz, "a silver dollar is now worth eighty
two cents. Our government is thus com.
hitting petty larceny at the rate of eight
cen cents for every silver dollar it puts in
circulation. How long is this to last? y
what is most needed for the better gov
ernment of the state is not an abatement
of taxes but IN abatement of knaves and
fools" The third thought seems a COM
mentary on the other two: 3" A great deal
of truth can be told about the evil and sin
in the world; but does telling that and
that only do any good?
Now ministers are real good men, gem
orally, but too apt to take their opinions
ready made from the newspapers, upon
questions Of politics and finance. The
editors of the newspapers, us II rule, are
about as ignorant rs the ministers, and
not half so honest. What | want TO ask
Mr.. Willard is whether there is word of
truth in the allegation that our govern
ment commits petty larceny at the rate
of eighteen cents for every silver dollar
it puts in circulation. 1t is time that our
new silver dollars (weighing just as much
~ the old ones, and more, proportionally,
than the halves and smaller silver, are
now worth only dighty-two cents as bull
lion. But our paper money isn't worth
anything rs bullion, so that if the govern
ment commits Il petty larceny Of eighteen
cents on every silver dollar it issues, it
seems TO me that it commits less petty
one of one hundred cents ON every paper
dollar it puts out. The government receives
these silver dollars again at their face for
all debts due the government, and if there
is any larceny in the matter | hope Mr..
Willard will explain it SO that it can be
understood by
A LAYMAN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-12-04
BOSTON MARI\ET.

FLOUR AND GR\IN.-rhe mlrtet for nlurre.
mains unchanEcd with steady demand and mod,
crate receipts; The sale. have been at >3H5 u lor
Western supCrinc: s. - al . Tor common extras;
SlU5 for Wisconsin extras; and : I iOUj - = BIZ
Tor Minnesota extras including choice bakers
brands; winter wheaS are in demand and saI.s AT
- 7ja5 - Tor ohio and Michigan; 5jaj - Tor
Illinois and Indiana; and So az t. Dbl Tor st. Louis
including choice family patent spring whcats, ~
GLIDING lsconsln and Minnesota, has been selling
at SO 50ds 30 Y bbl; and winter wheat puvnts al
SGd7 50. Corn remains about the same and con.
tinucs quiet; mixed and yellow have been selGu.
at 5OGj3C, b. bush Tor ola; aud 41Gjl for new a.
TO quality. Oats are IN demand and uufte INN
sales OF No. | and extra wuIte at Is Il l0,. n, .
white at 3td3jc; No. white at % n3}c per hu h.
mixed Oats are scarce and nomInallv al 3It0.!l.'
as to qualify In Rye the sales have been sIn1 nj nj
63a6jc per bushol. shorts have been .rliin,, ,I
Sl5dlj 30; Fine Feed SljGl5 81, ami Nj ldMgs m
SlSd20 pertOn,
PkOVIS IONS.-The market for Pork il. dam a,d
sales continue limited: we quote AZ - mas G,,.
prince mess at 25d9; and 5 10 80 Ii 80 ncr iii
for clear and extra clear In Beer no chanun AMI
demand continues moderate sales at . 5GIlU 81 Ir'
Dbl for mess and extra mes; and S!O IuyII :, ~.
family. Lard remains the same and sales al 6.,d5..
per to for city and Western, Including steam ma
kettle rendered. In smoked Hams lie silrs hY,,,
been ut Sd0c r. hiur city and Western tuy anI
western dressed iioSs range from q a4sc Der NJ
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EG.,N--rbs hnei
grades of Butter continue in demand 'but MI othnr
kinds are dull choice Creamercs have been seI,cr
at 2cd2SC; choice New York aud Vermont DANES
at lSd24c; and medium grades at l2qlBr tbrssc
remains the same, but continues rather ,lui', a.,
quote at &c u ID for fair and prime e mo. W
demand and have been selliag at 4jq2ic Tor l. slrr
at 22d2ic per dozen.
POTATOES There is very htue chm, =,
notice IN Potatoes " llh ialr demand and 4, GOOD
supply the sales of Eastern Rose have hrrn AZ
9Od9jc Y bush Northern Rose at So ig1, Jr,k .rns
whites at 15dSjc; PrOlihcs at SADDLE: AMI paT,Ic.-
and other kinds at lOdsUc 4. e. Island Chpnadgors
are sell ng al lOdil per bush; Hul Nova ScoiiD
Potatoes at 81 jOdj per bbl Sweet Pot,trrs ~"
selling at s!o4 90 per Dbl Tor Norfolk and Jersey.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-12-04
News and HOSSip.

Senator HARDWOOD OF Iowa would like to sec
Washhurne OF Illinois the republican candidate in
1850.
1t seems to be almost universally admitted, says
the Tribune that General Grantmtkes a successful
eX-Presidcnt
The Cincinnati Commercial says that two words
should be whispered with fog horns into the cars of
members OF congress; " No subsidies"
Ex-Governor and Con gresham Cox of Ohio
thinks that Vice President Wheeler would be a
good man to take the first place on the republican
ticket in 1881.
After all, the Cincinnati Commercial thinks Mr..
Evart's sj,jOo,0OO for string Of fish is better
trade than Mr.. Stewards s7O0o,COo for an iceberg
with seal on It,
The Hartford Times doesn't consider Mr.. Tilden
dead by any means. 1t believes that he is "t the
abest of the statesmen of the present day" and
would make president worthy Of the republic"
The civil rights bill pas been given strange con.
struction by Judge Alexander Rivers ofthe United
States district court for yirginia-that colored
man is not tired by his peers unless there are
negroes in the jury box.
King, the democratic candidate Tor congress in
the 81 Wisconsin district, was beaten by only 90
majority, and he expects the House to white that
away. on the ground that there was illegal voting
as well as bribery in the interest of lIazelton the
republican candidate.
Joseph Cook is not far cut of the way Ia arguing
that compulsory education is better for us than the
English halftme schools, because the tendency of
the latter is to foster class feeling and they are
not sufficient to give the education needed by an
American citizeu-IIerall.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-12-04

There was over foot of snow in the st.
Regis region of the Adrondacks week
ago; and murderous slaughter of deer
is going on.
Frederick Billings, Esq, of Woodstock
has recently returned from the west,
whittier he had been to adjust long stand
ing difference between the Northern Pa
cific and St. Paul and Pacific railroads.
TwentvsiX of the bodies of those who
persisted by the Pomerania disaster in the
English channel Monday have been recov.
cred. One of the Pomerania's boats has
been recovered, with bag containing
$4,000. The owner of the money is
among the saved.
This much is t. be said for Tildcn: He
always paid 100s3nts on the dollar. That
is more than the national Uncle Sam can
say unless he reforms his silver dollar
harrington (Ia) HaVbege.
1t would be a sight easier for Uncle Sam
to reform his silver dollar if so many rich
fellows hadn't lodged him on their income
tax.
Shupe'S New York Advocatc, the paper
bolstered up by Peter Cooper, and the one
that had over half million subscribers Ia
good many of them in Vermont), has
suspended. All because of n wrong bust
ness basis, the same thing that ails the
greenback party of which it was the prin-
cipal organ.
The English are doing very well with
their Afghan war having got their troops
through the passes very successfully. They
may however come ont as they did thirty
or forty years ago when their trouble
wasn't in getting into but out of Afghan
stan, and but one man reached India out
Of many thousands who started on re-
rcat from that warike country. !
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-12-04

The sons and daughters of Vermont
held their annual meeting in Mechanics
Hall, Worcester, Massachusetts, Monday
evening.
The Woodstock Sndard hears n story
that the Fairbanks scale company of St.
Johnsbury have obtained controlling
inserest in the Howe Scale Company at
Rutland
RELIC OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN. A solid
silver spoon was brought TO Hartford last
week by the captain of New London
whaling schooner from Repulse Bay,
where an Esquimaux gave it to him. 1t
bears the crest of the Franklin family of
England, and is u genuine relic of Sir.
John Franklin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-12-04

These are riotous times in Breathtt
county, Kentucky. A foud between fami-
lies and neighberhoods has resulted in
killing Judge, breaking up court and
the death of number of citizens with
prospects of continuance Of gun and re-
volver practice.
Smith, Hezekiah B., just elected to con,
gress from New Jersey says he was never
married to Verona E. English of Wood
stock, Vt, and so isn't a bigamst because
he was married to another woman.
Kiah's explanation is rather II lame one
and the Woodstock folks seem inclined to
believe the woman. II. B. must cheer up
and remember that his native county Of
Windsor lies between Windham and
Orange whence went Brigham Young and
Joseph Smith-he ought to be able to
brace up on principle when he thinks of
that.
George Henry Lewes, philosopher and
author, has just died in England, aged
about sixty. He was best known as the
husband Of Marian Evans George ElioD,
Mr.. Lewes' first wife was bad woman
but he forgave her and then when he had
taken her back she again deserted him and
he could not get Il divorce. He then lived
with Miss Evans as her husband to their
discredit in English society; and when
his first wife died he married Miss Evans,
but society" never forgave them and
they did not seem to be much grieved that
il did not, but went about their work very
contentedly and let the world wag its
tongue rs it would.
The Dominion has been having a great
week of it. The Halifax doings were very
abundant in honor Of the new governor
general. the Marquis of Lorne and his
wife, the Princess Louise. The pair arrv-
ed in Montreal Friday where a great
display was made and great ball given
that evening They went to Ottawa,
where they will reside, on Monday and
like festivities greeted them there. The
Marquis is bright young man who has
written some books and the Princess is
withal quite an artist. They were married
in tho spring of 1871. Canada will of
course be very happy with the daughter of
the Queen within IFS borders and the
Marquis won't be bothered by the snubbing
of some of his royal snob relations as he
is said to have been in England.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-12-04
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