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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-26
Prince Gortsc

Berlin, November 25.-The runner II
verified that Prince Gortschakof and
Prince Orlotf have rendered their resig-
nations. 1t is further reported that the
Car has notified Prince GOrtschakof
that he has postponed his decision on
the subject till he returns to 1t. Peters
burg. This is considered as indicating
Gortschakotf : resignation be accepted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-26
New Oricsrs.

NEW ORLEANS, November 4.-Cofee
In fair demand; Rio cargoes, ordi-
nary To prime l2is l6c, gold. Sugar
strong; inferior 10 good common 4s43cc;
common 10 good common 4sts5ic; yell
low clarified 6is7.c. Molasses-Dull; ;
common 1sts30c; fair IA 23c; centri-
fugai l5(s22c. Klein fair demand; ;
Louiriana ordinary TO choice 5s6tc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-26
Compte De Cham bord.
Large Silver Sale!

LONDON. November pa dispatch
says: Germany, Saturday, sold quar-
ter Of a million pounds worth OF silver
at 5Osd per pence. 1t will, it is un-
dcrstood, demand 50id for any more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-26

NIyH-T VIRGINIA, COUNTY CorRT OF
w Ohio county toet. l2ihj Term, bss
william Lrskzn. LDui. y. brzAn and Robert ".
shaw t@rfnsrs doing busins-s aDdsr the ara
name oi william Losxn 4 Co.,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27
A TRUE CHRISTMAS ROMANCE.

Somebody once wrote that "Truth is
stranger than felton, and such is truism,
as the following will verify. Publicity to
the names in this instance would wound the
delicacy of the principal parties interested,
therefore it will be omitted. For the past
two years poor Irish widow, with three
children, has been residing in the extreme
southern part of the city, who supported her
self and little ones by doing ali sorts Of
nousework for different families here. Judg
Ing from this poor woman's manner and con-
vers ,tional powers, she has seen better days,
and occu pied at one time higher position in
tue scale of society than she did few days
since. Two weeks ago this poor woman Was
taken very sick She had no means, and it
Was proposed to send her to the Poor House
and the little ones to the Orphans Home.
der pitiful pleadings to be allowed to remain
i'll her little cabin and have the children
around her bedside reached the ears of be-
novoleat gentleman i'll this city, who volun-
teered to pay all Of the expense incurred dur
lug her illness, and also to engage Que
to look after the children. The gentleman
referred to faithfully performed his self-in-
posed duty until Cnristnhs noon, when sOme
1ne nearer and dearer to the poor widow APP
peared, who relieved the good man from his
obligation. 1t was the woman's brother
Dc arrived here from A IL ma, where he had
sold mine for over 800, 900, Cd Christmas
uuruiug. His sister had written to him sew
,ral months ago for aid, but at that time he
vas unable to assist her; but now, as he has
cached position Of oph!ency, he came here
. relieve his sister from all future want
She had no iutiuatiOn of his intended visit,
nd his appearance and recital Of good for
une very nearly killed her. But as joy
trely produces death, and rather stimulates
ne to live, she still sujourns upon this planet
I woe and misery, and left last night with
er children for Oakland, California, where
CT brother has purchased nice home for
lem Santa Claus was good to her, and f
ny one doubts the truth of this, that one is
error.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27
CHANFRAU ON MONDAY NIGHT.

On next Monday evening Mr. Frank Chan
frau, one of the most famous of American
character actors, supported by tho efficient
Francisco, will appear at the Carson Opera
House in his celebrated role of Kit" in the
emotional drama of exit, the Arkansas
Traveller" Seats can now be secured at tho
Opera House saloon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27

l. G. OF THE r. C.-Ellsworth Encamp-
ment, just organized in this city by Dr.. Coon,
G. L., has elected the following officers for
the present term: F. L. Mcdonald, E. c. :;
Mrs. c. Ellsworth, E. Coun.. Mrs. B. Hall,
s. c.; W. A. Carter, c. of H; A Nj. Star
ling, w. S.; T. P. Moseley, F. S.; John Stu
gleton, w. Treas Mrs. r. 3. Brown, J. c. !;
John Fleming, w. c.; Mrs L. H. Allen, NJ.
IF c. George Elder, C. R. G. ; B. R. Ellis
worth, Il. s.. G. Morrell, 1st c.. Miss Alice
Pearson, LIST L.; Miss B. Clements, Im.; J.
F. Tat, In; w. Maher, ". G.; J. Suther-
land, P. G. r.
THE Boston BAKERY.-Tnis establishment
will accept thanks for bounteous supply of
Christmas cakes. The candies, cakes and
bread made and furnished by this establish
ment are of the freshest and best ; and our
readers who admire that which is arts tic in
the confectioner's art are advised to call there
and see something very handsome in that line.
AT MITCHELL's EXCHANGE RESTAURANT,
the boarders and transients were treated to
most s1mptuous dinner on Christmas. The
fact is, Mr. Clescovich is keeping the best
restaurant ever known in Carson and they
who like good living can always be sure of
the best catering and best cookery there, at
all times of night and day.
PERsoNAL.-Mr Joha E. Warner, business
manager Of the "Westhersby Froliques" is in
the city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27
TIE TWILIGHT MAoQUER AIDE.

The social event of the season, the mas
uuerade ball given by the Twilight Club,
,akes place at the Opera House tonight. The
affair promises not only to be very selec,, as
all persons of either sex of doubtful respec-
liability will be prohibited from attending
,ut it is stated that the most elegant costumes
ever worn at any masquerade in Carson will
be seen there. There will be Il great crowd
and good time, no doubt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27

DEPARTURES. following passengers
went south on the stage on Christmas day:
Ian, Geo. r. Chesley, JAS Lane, j. Fl, D .ley,
NJ. Burke, P. 8. Buckminster, F. A. Harkc,
J. II. L. Tuck, j. H. Thompson, Henry
Spence. The following persons went south
on the stage yesterday morning: J. Fl. Hills
horn Thomas Daley, J. L. Easton.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27

At O'CLOCK The dinner drew to close,
and WIS generally pronounced to be the finest
repast ever prepared in this city. The event
viii not soon be forgotten by the participants,
and John T.. PAntllud wa, voted a ruya.
landlord
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27
ELIZA WEATHERSBY'S FROLIQUES

This excellent troupe of burlesquers are
billed to appear at the Carson Opera House
OH the 9TH of January. This troupe is I'M
excelled i'll point of originality and trne
merit. They embrace i'll their performances
| opera travesty, extravagarzls and nlimicrv.
This is what one Of the leading Chicago jour
uals says Of the troupe; "Hooley's opened
| IN Monday night with Ella Weat hersby'>
Frnliques in the new burlesque on extrava-
ganz /, entitled "Hobbies," which has won S"
much favor in other cities The house was
Il led to its fullest seating capacity, and the
audiences have Increased at every perform
,nce, until standing room at premium
here also. Nothing that has been given here
his season has created such uproarous laugh
Ter as "Hobbjes." 1t is the funniest of al
he fanny things we have ever had the pleas
are of Witnessing Nat. Goodwin was in his
clement, and from the time he first appeared
on the stage till the close of the piece, kept
the audience IN continuous commissions of
laughter and applause. He has never APP
Deared at better advantage as comedian
than in bis travesty on buresque. His im
cations Of actors were immensely realistic,
and were especially entertaining because they
we're given as a part of the action of the
piece, II departure from the stereotyped way
IF introducing them as a separate portion of
the programme Miss EIiz. Weathersby was |
IS delightfully."- fascinating as in any of her
previous efforts. Miss, Jennie Weathershy |
made tremendous hit rs the old maid aunt,
given to sentiment, and subsequently, as the
ambitions Fairy Miss E ma DeIaro charmed |
the audience with her spirited action and |
beautiful singing, which was one of the most
artistic features of the performance.
A DISGRACE. 1t is bad enough to see man
of matured years drinking deep and often,
and subject himself to the ridicule and dis
grace of his fellow man; but when young men
W hose ages range from Is to 20 years get
under the influence of intoxicating drinks and
make public exhibitions of themselves, that is
beyond the measure of tolerance. Such
81 ght was seen in this city on Christmas day.
The young men referred to have respectable
cOnueCtlOuS ueIc, anu OhguC W iccl dSudulcu
Of their conduct, which they undoubtedly do
to-day.
Police CoURr.-The case of DR.. All Tuen,
for selling opium to white people, Was called
in this Court last evening The defendant
was found guilty and sentenced to pay fine
Of $50, in default of the payment Of which he
passes the next 80 days in the County Jail
BETTER. Johnny Fife, who is in bed, sui
'ering from an attack of pneumonia, was re-
ported better yesterday. Hope he may be
Ill right in time to begin Happy New Year.
A KNOCK DowN-Clem Berry knocked
Town Chinanan on the street yesterday,
The difficulty apparently grew out of mis-
of each others jargon. :
To ARR1yE.-Mrs Fred T. Osboane, from
California, sister Of Mrs. e. M. Hunt, will ar
i've on the train this morning, and pass few
weeks with the latter lady.
ILL.-The friends of Mrs. J. D. Kerssy
vii regret to learn of that lady's illness, IL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27

LoNDBRRGs PERFUMES. MIR. jacob Muller
keeps constantly on hand those very superior
extracts, Londberg's perfumes. Those are
beautifully bottled and packed, and while be
ing equal in quality to Lubin's, are very much
cheaper.
ARRIVALS. The following passengers ar
rived on the southern stage Christmas day:
J. D. Smith, Fl. Moore, Henry Jofcrs, c,
Richardson, J. O'Neal, w. H. Sears, Marco
renn, J. Hunton, and one Oriental.
SAM DAVIS, of the Virginia Chronicle, spent
Christmas day in this city, with his parents
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27
aNOTHEa WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSSl

CALEFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY.-W. J. HORNE, Pro-
prietor D sar sir: | feel that | o.,
it to you and tC humanity to write
the fact tat | have been SCB5TAS-
TALLY CURED of a ba case Of
Ruptu Of thirty ears standing, by
one Of your incompatible Trusses,
which | purchased from You three
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27
SAN Francesca >.oc. EAenau.o s.fe.-
NORNING BOARD.

NOhNINO bCAhD.
Ophlr 3715 81
Mexican 3JL6 800
GouI - - IcrJ
Bes. u Belcasr i1}3 ~
California lob
Con,olrdltel VIryinis "a
ChOlaT POtOSi S2L2
Hale X Norcross ll4 'lM
Cr,Sn Point 10
Yellow jacket Az Is
Savage 20 "a
Dha l3E4
Becher 50
Confidence Il
Imperial g.,
kentuck ~
ST.. I'D IS 44
Utah l24
Exchequer IS
Se.,. Be,cheT 20
Overnan "a 10
Justice 30
Succur So
Union Cons ,Iidated 57}1 SIX
Alta "a
Lady Bryan sec
JulIa -
Caledonia 2 80
Phil Sheridan IS i0c
Challenge s.
Silver Hill IA l 81
Senator 20c
New York Con, IS 6Dc
We ,dve Csc
Ward 20
W Fargo SOC
Scorpion l
Levia han 30
North Con. Virginia 81 5
Lady Washington %
Benton 3
F.owery soc
Con. Washoe %
Solid silver sec
\. Bonanza &c
EVENING BOARD.
Raymond X Elv So So
Eureka Con Il
lack
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Call Immediately at E. B. Rails and secure
for yourself and friends China Dinner and
Tea sets, Vases, Toilet sets, Fancy Goods of
all kinds, Plated Wares, Lamps and Chsnde-
liers, Glassware, Medallion Ranges, etc. etc,
See advertisement. Call and examine the
goods Sold cheap for cash
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27
THE CHRISTMAS DINNER AT THE
ORMSBY.
ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT DINNERS EVER
SPREAD IN THIS STATE
A FEAST FIT FOR THE NEUROLOGICAL EPICU-
REAH GODS.

FEAST FIT FOR THE NEUROLOGICAL EPICU.
REAH GODS.
The Christmas dinner at the Ormsby House
was the most recherche and ex9usitely pre-
pared spread in the annals of Nevada's ban
quetts. That Prince of Landlords, John I.
Pantlind, has earned the reputation of beins
one of the most able and tasteful caterers on
this coast, fact which the dinner at his
house ON Xmas day will substantially verify.
The diuniny-roOlu was thrown open to the
regular and invited guests of the house
It o'clock. At all times does the dining
room of the Ormsby present an attractive
and pleasant appearance, but upon this occa
son, it is safe to say, the tables would have
favorably compared with those of the best
hotels i'll the Union. The room was at no
,ime more than comfortably filled, and the
attention at the tables left nothing to be
menu, printed on card board, p}esen ing
folded serOiatts with fancy borders, upon
which lay Il little card setting forth the uumer-
"us good things to be served, Of which the
| following is d copy
MENU
HUIrRrs,
lie Quenelles de yJaIle au COusomme.
DGUvRgs
Les Peti.s pateS d, H nnardS
onrlmPs Al NJ ur1l.
roIssoSs.
Les Truites a a Beaufort.
poumes de a a strasbOurgeslse,
KELRvEs.
LOie braSse garni d. g.
ENTRIES.
Les Fricassee d. Poulets dams TN bord de Ra
Les Gautfres 4 ia rIamande.
PUNCH KIRsCH.
les Ievrauts. LIE Dinlonneau1
lie Filet de Bpuf
les Chour fcurs a Ii Sauce
BNrRENETs
LIE Pudding de So 5ou, sauc2 au fruit.
PArssERIE vANEx.
On the reverse side of this card was printed
the following neat address of welcome:
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
1873.
"rHE oRxsBY"
The gracious time of Christmas ii lie hath come,
Bringing its holy memories and it cheer
Come ye down in merry humor. friends
10 take the Welcome yo offered here,
sweet remcmbr ancer
Now good di sestlon whit AppeIte
And heat- butn!"
70. Observation-Disclosures. Regular Guest.
WITH respects OF JOHN r PANTLLSD
The cheer and good nature which prevailed
at the dinner Were pleasant t" benoll. The
merry rings OF lau shter evidenced the fact
that everybody happy and appreciated
the munItceuce of the host. Aud THE lnces-
> tnt popping OF corks proved that the guests
had luiDued the spirit contained i'll the first
,tanz. of Bryan Waller Procto.'s famous
60 Drinking Song
Drink, and fill the night With urth
Le, Us nave i m!S4ty measure,
Til w quit; forget the cAt1n,
And into .lIc world vi pleasure.
Drunk, Ai.d et q health 80 round, .
las the DIR mixers nJbIe uuty
To tnc cyGS .nA shlue aAd WouId I,
To tao mouths that bud III Usauty!"
At O'Clock the dinner drew to close,
md WIS generally pronounced to be the finest
'epast ever prepared in this city. The event :.
viii not be forgotten by the participants,
lnd John T. PAntIlud wa, voted roya,
landlord.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27

months a.u. cannot lie crib the sui sng, both rhy-1
ca " and mentally, that have und gone during thai
Derlnd; and now fre II 20 & new being hayO sii
kinds of Trusse both Steel and astic and rvc~od
any permanent relief until tried yours It, simplicity q
construction and facility with Which II he adjusted
ID the ease an RI ct Freedom TO the mot"ns os esV
body with which it b. without causing Any I'M
ati0n are chief mer and it is perfect sIpportsr
have had any sign Of urn Of the rupture since e
dag it on, and feel that pei fecy ClIRkD
1t is inv tlu bic and should worh
refer any t. The subject Of tbsir merits
! am, truly yours ALFRED J. BURKE, ChLA Neil CSerk
F. Daily Evening Post, San Francisco July 1879
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-27

COLOMBIA, Tuol1rnne Co, July 49, fsTS
W. J. Horne, Esq. D ar sir: For tne pa
have have used in my practice the California Fl site Truss
with sRtisfsc Ion complicated hsrntA
" both During practice Of forty FIVE bAv~
found that would, With The aud tsrtsAn
ty retain the required diustment, the pressure betng al
way der the immediae control Of tho patient. rs~
simplicity and of appltcaton is Of tscH gArsrsce
every experienced hysican. have the honor 70 rssia
By mail the due knowing that contribute u Tie
alienation Of afflicted humanity. Yours, truly,
}. P. TTBDlrS, n y.
end 'ar illustrated Gst'I'Rae and Prize
LitR i"g F";I sDf"' IN siton snd
Rule fF M~n-u' ing.
N R-The California Elastic Truss 10 not tor a@ss By
Drug in C1r-on city They proior to sell EA tsra
trash, which they make large profit send ii
rect to the
myths TO Market stTo~., San Frsucaaco
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-01
The COn,umptiye's Paradise.

Go to Colorado ! II is perfect Arcadia for Con
sumptives Consumption cannot exist in that eli
mate. People who go there even in the last stage
OF the disease. after sdence Of only few
months, come away perfectly restored. tell you
dose Of Colorado is the best remedy for consump
ton ever discovered" Such of the praises
lavished upon Colorado a resort Tor cOnsump
tiyes. and only prove how egrcSiOusly ignorant
the speakers and writers 81 the real nature OF
the disease. Il we were not personally acquainted
with some OF these praiscrs and know them to be
honest, well meaning people, We should suspec;
that they had been 'roped' into an advertiser.
scheme, to augment the price and sale OF Colorado
lands or were working in the interest of some Col
oradO hotel keeper. Persons suffering from aer,
Inflammation Of The Ting tissue ARE dOuh.l less often
completely restored by brief residence in ColOra
do or Florida. But when scro!ulOuS matter has he
gun to accumulate in the lungs. climate, however
heath!ul, can alone effect cure. thorough course
OF medical treatment is required. aided by such ny
gienc measures tho condition Of tho patient vi n
permit. The scroiulous matter must he absorbed
and expelled from the system by the Of efficient
Alternatives Dr. Perce's Golden Medical Disco,
CRY is a powerful Alternative, and, aided by the
Pleasant Purgatve Pellets, is an invaluable agent
for expellng scroiulous matter from the lungs and
system DIR. 'Pierce's lnyalids' Hotel, at Buffalo,
" Y, oilers special advantages to this class of pa
tents. The best methods Of medical and hygienic
treatment are there pursued besides the locality is
one Of the few which enjoys special immunity from
this disease.
thur AuI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-01

INV YONG. Oct. 70.
COTTON = lower sales 81 bales middlins
uplands at ~.
FLOUR The market to-day quoted As bein.
without decided change. Receipts. - u,n barrels
sales u 90 barrels No. at . jpa o. Superlint
state and western at . OJdl s. common 10 good
extra western and state . r., &c 3 So good
to choice extra 90 at 20 az -. com
mon 10 choicce white wheat western extra a
I 50 A. p fancy wblte wheat western extra al
d5H7 10, common to good extra Ohio at ..
A. 90, common to choice extra 1T. Louis Al
SOFAS u, patent Minnesota extra good to pr ns
5jH 25i choice to double extra 3 70 a. 900
RYE FLOUR, firm; safes ooi barrels at ava
, ~ for state.
CORN MEAL, market quoted quiet. yellow
Wostern, Jersey and Pennsy vanla at = "a 80.
WHEAT - The market Is Irregular. unsettled
Receipts ilG,OuO bushels sales lut,WI bushels
iior rejected spring, 9id.s Tor No DO. SidD-.
No. do. 0ldl uli i"r No. do; oIdl r.I fol
Tor No. | do. lOlaI ~ Tor uugradri amber ICad
1000 Tor y" do. 97al NJ Tor unSraded white, rpa
n' for No do; 'fui 0ll Tor No do oial e., tot
No. white ~ Tor extra white ~ Tor steamer
No white, 05dl q. for white state.
RYE-hrmer, sales zI.uni hushs at s. FOR No.
Western 81! iur state.
BARLEY quiet and steady e.rowei state
BARLEY MALT au,st and ,teady atli5ai
CORN-The market Is shade irmer. good
trade. Receipts 900 bushels sales 10 un
4ii8i7 for ungraded. l-ai.l Tor steamer. i,!ni6I
Tor No .; i5idlGi Tor M. Whit. go Tor -ound
yellow.
OATs-The market is general, -toady, rather
quiet. Receipts 2juDO bushels; slies C5rn
bushels Jln0 for mixod state, 1S11l Tor whit,
State s9iaJi for No. 3.
HAY lair trade at iumi5 for shipping.
HOPs-are quoted steady 7mi. .or learlings
5abi2 for eastern and western ai5 Tor Now York
state. I1nli for Caiiornians
cor FEE-dull and hoivy.
SUGAR - market quiet and steady, u a q ior
refining, u Tor prime.
MOLAsSkS dull, old New Orleans 1T .lalt. p.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-01

George Gregory Smith, Of st. Adams, and
his wife leave for Europe, Saturday, from
Boston to be absent two years.
Gen. James S Whitney. of Boston, whose
sudden death has been announced, was for
many years director of the Rutland Rail
road Company, and was well known among
railroad men throughout the State.
The attaching of the signatures of the
lawyers to the constitution Of the Vermont
Bar Association, with the dates Of their ad-
mission TO the bar, disclosed the fact that
Hon. Daniel Roberts. of this city, is the
Nestor Of the Association, he having been
admitted to the bar in 1892. The member
next longest IN practice is Mr.. Harmon. OF
Bennington.
Senator Morrill, and family leave their
Summer home in STAFFORD, on Friday, for
Washington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-01

Mr.. Edison has lust electrified the world with hi;
marvellous process OF ''DOttlin- sounds as the
iacetous Times man puts II, when. 10! here steps
forward Prot. Hughes and announces the discovery
of the mcrophone, the telephones youngest
daughter, which has the power of magnify ins
the sound q, fy's iOOstep until il seem like the
tramp o horse. and it, buzz" is as loud as the
roar OF an elephant in an Indian jungle. We see
therefore that the music Of the spheres my not
be astronomical my III after all. The London TEE
graph predicts that by the siGoi sufficiently sens
live mlcrophone, even liambOlci's apparently Wis
ionsry suggestion that the ebh and flow OF the nour
ishing sap of plants produces a harmonious sound,
may be verified. Who knows, too. hut that it may
introduce a new era in medicine by revealing that
the human body is an instrument OF delicate har-
monies the action o; every member-the beating
of the heart the flowing of the blood the expansion
of tie lung tissue. and even those subtle transitions
of brain suhstance-producing its own peculiar
audible sound, in health all blending into an cx-
quisite harmonious rhythm. in disease each me L.
Der emitting its own peculiar discordant vlbra-
ton. What an invaluable aid the micfophone
would then be In diagnosis Whether or not this
brilliant dream will ever he realized. certain it IS
that tor regulating the harmonious action Of the
stomach and liver, cleansing the delicate
chinery of all its Impurities, and implrtins a
healthful, vigorous tone to the whole system, no
remedies now before the public are so reliable as
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. wSsatlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-01

We are informed that change has taken
place in the board of instruction OF the Bur
lington Collegiate Institute, Mr. F. A. Bauer
retiring and iIr. W. II. II. McAllister, of st
Adams. succeeding to the principalship
Mr. McAllister was educated at the Univer-
sity of Vermont, has had an extensive expert
ence in teaching and business, and we con-
slider HIM well qualified for his new position.
Mr. q. W. Thompson continues his connec-
ton with the Institute, as teacher of Pen
manship. This is the only school in the
State which offers thorough couIse in pen
manship without extra charge. The Bur-
lington Collegiate Institute offers superior
advantages to young men and women who
desire a thorough business, scientific, or
classical education.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-01
LYMAN & ALIENS.

For the genuine Gossamcr Garments
On a