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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03
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state Of Vermont, Manchester District, 80.
Al Probate Court bsld At Manchester within
and for said district u Manchester, on the zlih
day Of sspssmbsF A. 1915.
Pressnt Hoo. Y, : BUKTvH Judge.
An Instrument, purpoftiEg u bs the last Wiz
add TestsmeHt n foha ", Bailey lsts -
hapert ~ said district deceased. bsing pFsssnteA
by Nayas Bailey tbs kEeea1W therein
named Tor Probate, II IL 9Fdsfsd by said Court.
that Az yersOus concerned therein BE- nottnsa ~
appsaF AZ session thers5f, 70 BE- heid IL the
Probate Ofics IN Manchester, Ia said dlstfict, gu
he g0sh day ~ 0etgbef a. D. 1878, at 10 D'cieek
ID the foFasooH, aud sbaw cause, II aAy tksy
kass, against the pfobsls u said viii for
whieh purpose Il il farther ordered that tAl .
order. b paailsbsd tbFee uesks SUCCESSFULLY Ia
She Manchester JouAHAL. HsNspeger prAs@1
ii Manchester 10 tLis STATE, prssioas - SID
tins u hearing.
true feegfd,
Attest. X. b. EUETOs, Judge.
true copy q feeoEe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03
WANTS.
Advertisements, uuaet ihis kesA. tsn go
Ahe each lasafssaU.

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lAfANTEn rep thoasauA bmshtis Fetssess
w At Manchester Depot highest mAikst
Price pAia ~ tAfiy Rsse
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uiefu debts a hrf contrasting sitef this data
ANnitkM N. BAILEY
t@ndgrnye. ", sept tith. ISIS ISIS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03

NOTICE Having sold my business
toE. NJ Pratt, all persons indebted 70 me
are requested 20 call aud pay up without further
notice JOHN q, BLACKMER
Manchester Depot. VI, Aug. lat, 1877.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03
Factory Point. VI, July 10Th, ~
LYMAN SYKES Estalc.

I lyman SYKES Estate.
h1sr1TE or VERMONT. Distrct Of Manchester ss
Ia Probate Court. held At Manchester. within
and Tor said District on the lsih day Of sep
TENDER, 4. D. 1878.
Present, Hon. X. b. Barton, Jndge.
An instrument, purpoFtnK to be tho last Will
and Testament Of Lyman sykes, late Of
Dorset in sAld alstrct, deceased, being pre-.
scented by l. n. sykes, the Elecutor there 10
named, for Probate, itis ordered BY said Court,
that all persons concerned therein he notified 70
appear 81 a session thereof, 70 be held Al the
Probate Office In Manchester. IN said district, on
the 30th day OF October D. 1878, 81 10
o'clock, in the forenoon. aud show cause, II any
they have, against the probate o. said VIII for
which purpose ii IL further ordered, that this
order be published three weeks Huoeesnysly IN
the Manchester IouRSAL newspaper printed at
Manchester 10 this State previous 10 said time Of
hearing.
A true record
Attest, Z. Il. BURTON. Judge,
true copy Of record,
is.aw Attest, II. n, Burton, Judge.
The most deAeatc, tender and que ,aavo ed
salt ish we know Of are the Labrador salmon
Trout They are at for an cpl.
cure. aud have been, in favorable seasons, sold
at prices which put them within the reach u all
Rer. W. H. H. Mardy IN he GoidfN R'de.
We have these nov In stock. They are packed
in barrels OF 400 lbs. Halves OF 100 lbs. oa.r-
ter Bills. OF 80 lbs. Kits o. 40 aud 10 lbs. We
are packers OF tho celebrated BOSTON naked
BEANS, in Cans. BOSTON CoDFISH BALLS
In Cans, MINCED GOLDFISH IN l ID. paper
boxes ID. cqupl to three lbs. OF ordinary cod.
hsh.
REyERE HousE, Bostcn. April IS 1873
We are using the Miuced FIsh put ~ by Mayo
\ Co. Find IL = yoly eicslie1t article, ffoe from
all impurities easiS prepared. Apd very dcsir-
able for family or hotel use. recommend II TO
all who use the article Of fish,
- r. Il. WHEELER, Stuart.
We have many o. her equally high and valuable
Testimonials. Circulars furnished on application.
Order of your Grocer or "Fismhn," OF df they
will not furnish them direct ofth undersigned.
HENRY MAYO H. CO.,
1o-l2w 81 CoMMKRcE sTREEr, BosroN MASS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03
The Manchester Journal.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03

THURSDAY OCT 1913
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-29
EASTERN AFFAIRS,
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS FOR DE.
CISIvE MOVEMENTS.

VIENNA, August Is. The new Free Press an
nouuces that under the direction OF Gen. Philippe
wet commercial council has been formed al Sc
raIevo composed OF eighteen respectable citizens,
I'VE Mohamedans, three Catholics, SIX Orthodox
and four Jews. From this body Fozh Pasha, tor
mer civil governor, has been appointed Mayor.
lie Is heIu Ia great respect.
lneie Is momentary cessation Of military op
efauoDs until tour newly mobillzed divisions
nave arrived ae their destination.
In a lew days the whole modified force mum
berlng from l2U 900 to 100 900 VIII be united, aud
operations DC prosecuted on larger scale,
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August IS. Owing to the
ehJits VI the ehOIts OF lne Governor vi Trebi-
zonde the BRUSH Consul and Greek Patriarch, the
LszIs have determined not to resist the Russian
Occur patton oil Batoum.
BELGRADE, August %. All persons liable to
military service are prohibited leaving the coun-
Try wltnout permission Of the Minister OF War.
Inc government arsenal Is manufacturing SIX
huudled rides per week.
ROME, August Is. 1t is probpble the Powers
viii await the new memorandum from Greece,
before officially Offering TO mediate between tuat
countrp and lurAey.
Italy Intends ~ adhere strictly as possible to
peaceao!e mediation, but Is doubtful OF its sue
cess.
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Boston Stock List.
STATE NEWS.
lsales At the Brokers' Board.l
BosTos Anrnsf %

,, Inc veterans Of tue S,h. 9Th and lltb Main.
Regiments held they reunion in Bapgor q, re-.
aay' ana hsa good time generally on yvsdnss
day there was grand excur,ion doxn ~. 80,
The following officers were elec,ed Pi.
John Hemingway Vice Presidenss a. s 'na
Capt Rogers and VIM. r. PinLh,m P, sIser,
and Treasurer, b. F. Strickland. tn o,h .,ey
President, j. +. shepard; Vice Presidsnt i ~
Besl; Secretary and Treasurer, e. w W.
The 18th elected President, Z. ii. foster s,.,sa
Ncie President Geo. w. Payne, East Newn"r,'
Secretary and Treasurer, Thomas j. Tabor. Rsn''
gor; Executive committee, Albert Msx6eld a
+. Clark and Ed II. Gotham, Bangor.
The Hon E. c. Harrington. nominated for rep
resentatiye from Fryeburg, has q versatile talen,,
He not only conducts an extensive business, but
finds time to attend to his political duties, run
and keep at The head Of the Maine
rifle club.
The fall term of the Maine Central Institute ct
Pittsield commenced on Monday the 18Th. There
is now larger number of pupils in attendance
than there has ever been the opening of this
school.
Saturday evening young lady employed in
Lisbon street millinery store, and lighting lamp,
threw the partly burned match into the waste bas-
ket containing bits of paper and other combust-
Die material. In a short tune the stuff blazed up
and crea'ed quite sensation among the inmates
OF tue store. A gauZe curtain hung near the
waste basket and IN a few moments more would
have been ignited The fire WAS fortunately e1-
tinguished before any serious damage was done.
- Lewiston journal.
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OHIO.
Secretary Sh rman.

CINCINNATI, August IS. At the close of the
session of the Chamber of Commerce, this noon,
Secretary sherman WAS introduced to the mer.
chants by President Hartwell, aud was greeted
with cheers, and responded As follows
Gentlemen 1t gives me great pleasure to
meet so many business men of Cincinnati even
for brief period. have great deal 10 do with
merchants, and take this opportunity TO congratu-
late you that by the bounty of the Divine Provi-
dence you will have to market the largest crop
we have ever gathered in this country since the
world was born. | congratulate YOU also that our
currency IS soon TO be based upon the solid money
of the world.
take hopeful view of our business affairs.
After this week there will be an end of the bank
rup,cies. All men who believe that they are not
In condition to pay their ebts, will have taken
the benefit of the law provided for their relief.
After Saturday we will stand upon a basis of
our property and our deserved credit. We have
passed through severe crisis. 1t has been CON-
mon IN all countries. Every sign Of business is
hopeful We do not owe Europe anything OF
consequence. We have gone through the debt
paving process. A few years ago we were run
ming IN debt at the rate Of one hundred million
dollars year, but lately we have been paying OH
our debt at the rate of one hundred millions a
year. From this time we will be prosperous.
Descending from the stand the Secretary was
greeted with a general handshsking and compli-
mentary remarks.
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CONDENSED TELEtsRAMS.

Mrs. Chisholm has gone to Mississippi to attend
the trial of the alleged murderers Of her family.
The prisoners if acquitted will be tried in the
T. S. court for conspiracy to derive the Chisholms
OF THEN civil rights.
Kesrney will speak at Cooper Institute Scptem-
Der 9th
Private Tobn, recently convicted of numbering
a fellew soldier at West Point, has been dishon-
oraby dlschared from the army by the Adjutant
General.
The Tribune reports an interview with Col.
Scott President of the Pennsy lvsna X. X. Scott
said he looked for an active fall business for rail-
roads and believed tue pooling system would work
we'll. He never expects to see railroad strikes
repeated. He thinks there will be steady i'm
provements in nearly all branches of trade.
Fifty thousand tons of Scranton coal was sold
at auction by the Delaware, Lskswanna i West
ern coal company in New York, yesterday. The
prices are about the same as last month.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, August %. 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring i5ua5.5o: western $50
southern 5 %.
WHEAT No. / Re l Winter ia4a95-; No. 2 9t@s
cash or A gust; september 9isa No. | c icag
spring, g0aas0. cash or August; 90haa sept
s07. October; No. 3. ia rejected TO-.
COkN sales regular, -; cash 1898 Au.
gust S7'sa3s'a sept. rejected. 35-as; oct. -
OATS Cash 2l-a-; August, as; September
Az; October -.
RYE Ak.
BARLkY-l00.
DRESSED HOGS BATHS.
Politician 10 u0-a0.00--; August, . - 400 o. :
Sept, 9t2.
LARD Cash IFS al IS; August, Pod
Sept. 7l2h: Oct. I 80.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 81. 81, short rib
side s3.a-o; short clear rib So a6A clear sides
81 ahk.
WHlSKEY-I07.
FREIGHrs-Corn to Biffaio 81 cents; wheat
az cents,
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POLITICAL.
Democratic Convention.

DemOcfhttc convention.
BosroN, August 2s. The democratic State
central committee day decided 10 hold State
convention at Worcester, Sept. IL.
Republican Convention.
TOPEKA, August %. The republican Stat,
convention temporarily organ lied this morning, by
The election of w. X. Bddle as chairman, ano
John Folks as secretary. A recess was then TAX
Nominations.
HARTFORD August rs. The State temperance
convention al oaybrook, to-day, nom mated the
following State ticket For governor. Jesse g
Baldwin; Lieut.. governor Rev. L. Ragan, Jr., of
New Lon1on, secretary of state, A. 5. Bearks-
ley of Plymouth; treasurer, w. ). Williams OF
Oieatonbury; comptroller, Edmund Tuttle of
Meuden.
YORK Penn, August %. +. L. Beethoven
was to-day nominated to Congress by the demo
Gratis VI tue 1914 district,
CINCINNATI, August Is. The republicans of
the second Indiana district have noun mated DR..
K. Nj. Walman Tor Congress.
ALEXANDRIA, Augusta 2S. The democratic
congressional convention OF this district met to-
day bat was unorganized permanently late to-
night, Alexandra and other Contested seat cases
being Undecided by the committee on credentials
lhe ieeIIDg Is stong and II is not certain that u
bolt viii occur. Meals friends are complaining
III The course OF the Huuton men.
Conservative Convention.
RICHMOND, Va, August 2S. The third con-
gIessioual district convention, after being in con-
uuuOus session since ~ o'clocs This morning. bal
loung aud hIbusteIins, adopted resolu-
uon al b O'Clock TINS evening, placing all candI-
dates again in the field, tie proyiso that al
The eIu OF each pailol the lowest DC finally drop.
ped. On the ado ton Of this rule all tue candI-
dates were WITHDRAWN except Gen, Joseph +.
johnson and Col. John d. Young, aud the ballot
lesulted-Johnson 81, Young a, ana Gen. John
he
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An old phy-lc retired from practice, having
had placed 10 his hands by an East India mission
AIRY the formula of simple vegetable lemcd,
for the speedy and permanent cure for consump-
ton, bronchitis, cstarrh, asthma, aud all throat
and lung affections, also positive and radical
cure for nervous debility and all nervous com.
plants, after having tested It's wonderful curative
powers in thousand, of cases, has felt it his dut,
to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actua-
ted by this motive, and desire to eve human
suffering, will send free of charge, to all who
desire It. this recipe, with full directions for pre-
pairing and using, in German, French or English
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, w. W. Shersr, li9 Powers Block
Rochester. New York. suglj 4wt &w
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A CHALLENGE.
lie. same Greenbacser pick Il up.

Mr.. Thomas NJ Nichol. Secretary of the Honest
Money League of the Northwest, will speak in
Winthrop, on Friday evening of next week, at
Town Hail.
lie challenges any greenbacker to meet him and
discuss the financial question-that is, iftae green
hacker is Of sufficient consequence to take notice
Of. IL the delusonsts bave any man they wish to
put against Mr.. Nichol, they will find gentleman
eminently worthy their steel
Gen james A. Hall will also speak at the same
time and place.
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PAT EMIT S.
II. H. EDDY.

Is. IL Ehh T.
No. 20 state ST., opposite KHby, Boston
Secures patents in the United states also In Great
Britain, France and other foreign countries. Cop
les of the claims OF any Patent furnished by re.
hitting one dollar. Assignments recorded 1T
Washington. No Agency in the United States pos.
superior facilities for obtaining Patents or
ascertainng the patentablity of inventions.
fiR. III. EDDY Solicitor OF l. tents.
Testi M ialsI
81 regard MIR Eddy as one of the mos tcapable
and sdccee stu practitioners with whom have had
offcia intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.o
"lnventors cannot employ person more trust.
worthy more capable OF securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late COMMISSIONER Patents.'
Boston, October 10, 1870.
K. II. EDDY, ESQ Dear Sir: you procured for
me, in $40, my first patent. Since then you have
acted for ana advised me in hundreds of cases, and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
/ have occasionally employed the best agencies in
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but l
still give you almost the whole OF my business, in
your line, and advise others TO employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPEP.
Boston, Jan. /. 1873 Tvs
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Col. Nathaniel Chase died at Readftd early
yesterday morning, sged some - years. For many
year, Col Chase resided in sidney, bat lately has
been . resident Of Readfed lie held the office of
county commissioner of kennebec county for six
wears. He WAS man honored and respected wher
ever known. 1t was his intention soon to remove
to this city and house was being erected for hi.
occupancy. The deceased was father of Col. NJ.
Z. Il. Chase of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-29

DR.. f. j. Roberts. one of the most skillfIl and
accomplished dentists on the kenuebec, has ie-
emily added to his office, the post office.
mat now he has the most complete and conven.
rent suite of dental rooms in the city, ii not in the
STATE. We cannot conceive OF the possibility OF
person taking . seat in q dentists char with any
degree of pleasure we stump any one who has a
,tump TO be dug out to do so; but Dr.. Roberts,
by his long experience and improved mechanical
contrivances robs the performance OF half its ter.
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BASE BALL.

At Washing TOM stionals 6, Worcesters Of
Mass, 5.
At Troy-Haymakers 7, Stars 5.
AT Baltimore, Md.-P.t:sfit ids of Mass, ., Wa
verlys 4.
AT Milwaukee, Wis.-IndisnspOls Of Iud. D.
MilwAukess 2,
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BARNuM,s FAT wOaAN.

No circus Is now considered complete unless il
has au enormously tat woman III d side tent. A.
Barnum has the greatest show on esrth," he OF
course has the latest woman. Yet OF the thou.
lands OF curious people who annuali, visit thu.
nonstrosy. lew ever reflect that her obesity is q
disease. Until very recently there was no known
remedy for ID Is abnormal condition. Ailau's An.
tl-Fst nas proved more effcacious than even the
most ssnguine hopes OF It's dicoverer had antci
paed. By It's use even Barnum's fat woman
could be reduced to graceful and even delicate
proportions. Sold BY druggists.
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MICHIGAN.
Railroad Accidents.

DETROIT, August Is. 4 serious accident &C.
cnrred 10 an excursion train the Grand Rapids
anu ludl ana railroad, near Loo wood, at noon to-
day Thirty tive persons were inJnred, several
seriously and tnree fatally.
Two vi the Coaches Jumped from the track aud
WAS thrown down an embsnkment Inc train WAS
hIed with excursionlsts from Mamisteo and Lud-
ington.
The wounded were taken to Grands Rapids for
medical attendance.
Inc cause OF the accident is supposed to have
been broken rail.
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For the Ladies.

Monograms are in favor again, and are
embroidered on slippers, collars, handker-
chiefs, mitts aud parasols, in the gsyest
colors. Satin and brocsde are the materials most
used at prese Mt for making handsome dresses that
will be worn in the fall and winter A pretty
bracelet for young girl is slender band Of gold
with small palm leaf on the top, made Of dla-
moujs and tn quoses. new STYLE of bracelet j.,
made Of delicate flexible spIas of gold in one
CONTIGUOUS piece, aud arranged that it will lit
any arm Young ladies wear very pretty linen
suits, embroidered with erewes by their own
hands and finished with a belt embroidered to
match. these are very stylish, as they cannot be
put chased ready made, and may be desis ned rs
pecaliy to SUIT the taste of the weaer.
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Annexation .
FINANCIAL d COMMERCIAL.

EVENING REPORT.

EVENTNG REPORT.
New York. August IS ISIS.
Money loaned a; ia1 Sn call. and closed at -
per cent.
sterling is3s ts3l. tor 10 days, 49,. ASH for
demand.
Cod opened at l00is aud closed at lOa
Carrying rates, la1a per cent. Borrowing rates
ia2-.
Clearings, : O62 900 Custom receipts, $3.50 900,
Treasury dsbursed s5s o0O interest, s2l30O0 for
bonds.
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Our Greenbsck Esculapius has Grated at
Read6eld, his efforts there being thus spoken Of
by correspondent Of the Lewiston journal
The Doctor broke the ice and pitched his tune
on linn Blaine, and att r having called him what
uai LANES he could think OF. attempted to en-
tighten us on finances; but if the Doctor mikes
his medic lines as badly Is he did his speech. the
poor man who takes Il will never live to see the
greenback party 10 power.
Jennie Hope, the alleged bank robber. will not
ne brought to this city and held for uial. Since
the indictment WAS served against him for com
pllcity in the Winthrop Bank robbery, the Grand
Jury has been in session, and the parties have no.
appeared against him. If there is sgains,
Jennie. it would be foolish and unnecessary
proceeding to subject the county to expense on
his account, and so he was probably he sci at lb-
erty Yesterday.
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Time flies and so do diseases of the skin when
that iucomp ara lie purifier OF the cuticle and beau
uter OF the complexion, Genn's Sulphur soap. is
used to dls2erse them. Pmp,s, blotches sore.
and bruises, and the like are invariably removed
bv il.
HILLS HAIR & WnIsKER DYE, Black or Brown,
30 e. auv A. ,x vi mo.
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A large number from this section will next week
avail themselves of the reduced rates between this
city and Boston by rail TO visit the hub.
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YER MONT.
FIRE.

BosroN. August rs. Fire at Granville, VT,
Monday night, burned the drug store of j. G..
Marling two dwellings and brick store adjoin.
ing. Total loss, SS 200 insurance 81, 800.
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No person ever used Adamsons Balsam with
out beng able TO speak 10 its favor. Its ma ica
effects atfotd,ng almost instant relief III the mos
stubborn cases has won Tor IT reputation as a
remedial agent ioI coughs and colds, for which
he proprietor may wei be proud. Price 80 cts
- B0stOa .idc0cdts. aug 2S-t&wlw
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The Maine Central Yearly meeting will hold
it's next session with the Free Baptist church in
brunswick village, Sept 80.
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One Of the Largest PoiiiIcsi VI -ettuEs eveI
held la Nass.lbOro'
An Old Fable Revised.

The following was picked up 10 the street yes
terday, and mag have local appllcs ion
An ass, who had found lions skin, put it on,
and, for long time, cut the figure Of a lion among
the other beasts without his true character being
suspected. AT last cunning fox by chance saw
his long ears sticking out one day, when the ind
nad disarranged the borrowed clothing, and laid u
ilan to show up the pretender in his true light.
80 he got number of the beasts together and
persuaded them TO ask king hon to make them
speech, epiesenting that they were greatly in
ueed OF enlightenment on various subjects, as
finance for example, and who else SO likely as the
lion 10 be able 10 give them the information they
needed! The ass took the bait at once, but vine
be opened his mouth 10 speak, hs could only bray
An old rat WAS standing near with her young ones
one vi whom said, Mother, see what ass tuat
hon Is making OF himself" mo, my son" ssiu
the old rat, mature did that for him, and though
he has succeeded in covering up hIsreAl character
Iof while, only occasion Was wanting for Il ~
manifest itself"
MoRAL-The moral Of this fable is 10 the a phi
cation OF II.
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THE
Summer Months.

Ia our large cities is the critical period of inian
life "a shown by the bills oil mortality, compared
with the other months OF the year. As dietetic,
in cases OF Cholera lnfantum, Dysentery, Chronic
Cholpra.
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FOREIGN NE VS..
The Murderers OF Gen. Mezentzo,

The Murderers OF Gen. MezeHtzOw.
LONDON, August 2S. A Berlin espatch to the
Standard says II Is now reported that the murder
ers vi Gen. Melentzow at st. Petersburg, are two
young jewish students.
Annexation.
EDINBUkG, August 2S. The London CORES
pondeLt Of the scotsman says 1t IS believed that
influential paitle ia the lDd,au office favor the
annexation ot Afghan stan to the Indian Empire.