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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
Portable Cast Iron Sugar Arch.


The attention of the farmers of Caledonia County
is respectfully called to the Portable Cast Iron
Sugar Arch patented by o. B. Higgins, of Stew
artstown, N. H., which is destined to rank with
the mower and other labor saving farm implements
Having been thoroughly tested by intelligent farm,
in Orleans County the past season and received
the unqualified appreciation of the many sugar
makers and dairymen of this county who examined
it at the recent session of the County Court at ST.
JOhnsbury take pleasure in introducing it to
the farmers of the county the cheapest and most
perfect apparatus for sugar making and dairy pur
poses ever invented. Having purchased the right
for Caledonia County we have appointed Jonathan
Lawrence of Passumpsc our agent for the towns
of Barnet, Danville, GrotOn, Hardwick, Peacham,
Ryegate st. Johnsbury, Waterford and Walden
who is authorized to sell single Arches or town
rights to whom all orders and enquiries from the
above towns should be directed Orders and in
formation from the other towns in the county
should be directed to the undersigned. To satisfy
the farmers of the county that the Arches what
we claim for them we shall set up one upon the
Fair Ground at st. JOhnsbury at the coming Fair,
where all can witness its practical working Farm
ers who intend to repair or rebuild their sugar
works will do well to examine the Arch before
commencing their work Circulars mailed free on
application.
A. W. THAYER.
H F. BARKER.
West Burke, Vt, Aug l, 1873. 4247
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Notice In Bankruptcy.

This is to give Notice, That on the 18th d.r -,
August. A. D. 1878, WARRANT IN RAN
RUPTCY was issued against the estate of HID n
of Caledonia and State of Vermont. who hos T
adjudged Bankrupt on his creditors netit Geeh
that the payment of any debts and delivery cS @
property belonging to said bankrupt to him any y,
him, are forbidden by Law: that meetipg of ~, ny
creditors of said bankrupt to prove their deb Le
and to choose one or more assignees of his os
tate, will be held at a Court of BankrnntcrT ~ y.
be holden at the office of Geo. W. CabooSS 10
Lyndon, in the County of Caledonia and Stata ~
Vermont, before John L. Edwards. Esq. RecSs,s VI
on the 23d day of September, A. D. 1878, at u
46-47 GEO. P. FOSTER.
United States Marshal, as MESSENGER
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Gstates.
Notice in Bankruptcv

This is to give IN Notice That the asth dav .,
RUPTCY, was issued against the estate PFAaNk-
& J: M. WEEKS, of Lyndon, in the CAM Un u H;
Caledonia and State of Vermont who have ~ht S Of
fbe Of any On de Iae 0 own petition 5a
property belonging to said bankrupts to tb oI any
for their use, and the transfer of any pTona or
them, are forbidden by Law: that a meetip% ~ by
creditors of said bankrupts, to prove tbeis ~ The
and to choose one more assgnees of tbeir uebts
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy 10 b fgsiate
at the office Of Geo W. Cahoon, in Lyndon oU'dgn
before John L. Edwards, Esq, Register erlnont,
Goth day of Sept, A. d. 1873, at o'cIoct oI The
GEO. P. FOSTER WI a. M.
45-47. United States Marshal az Wsoo..
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Notice in Bankruntcv

This to give Notice, that on the a1st L..
August, A. ID. 1878, WARRANT IN D S ayy Of
RUPTCY was issued against the Estate of SiTS
G. SARTLE. of Lyndon, in the Conpt.of n
Caledonia and State of Vermont, who b has Of
adudged Bankrupt on her own petition f6.t pen &c
belonging to said Bankrupt to her, or for beIp
and the transfer of any property by her aro use
hidden by law: that meeting of the Cra aG Iof-
of said bankrupt toprOve their debts and 10
one more assgnees of her estate will he baS
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the oeFo at
Edwards g. Dickinson in Newport, in tbe GG n OF
Of Orleans and State of Vermont, before yTpnIy
Edwards Esq. Register, on the 21st day of G. 9, L.
A. ID. 1878 at 9 o'clock A NJ. sept
1911 GEO. p. FOSTER
United States MnrshnL az Mcpa.
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Relisinus Readins.
Is not the Lord your God with youP
Chron. %: 1s.

In all places where | record my name
l will come unto thee, and | will bless
thee. Elk. 20: "a.
For where two or three are gathered
together in my name, there am l in the
midst of them. Matt. IL: 20.
Then the same day at evening, being
the first day of the week, when the
doors were shut where the disciples
were assembled, came Jesus, and
stood in the midst, and saith unto them,
Peace be unto you. John 20: 10.
l have hallowed this house which
thou hast built, to put my name there
forever; and mine eyes and mine heart
shall be there perpetually. l Kings 9: 3.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
Building Lots.

For sale in the village of st Johnsbury building
lots situated on a Commanding plateau skirted
on two sides by the Passumpsic River and over
looking Railroad Street Summerville, Paddock's
Village and portion of st. Johnsbury Plain.
For beauty of scenery and healthfulness of To-
cation this situation is unrivalled. Those desiring
homes will never have a better opportunity for
securing the most desirable location and on the
most reasonable terms. No fancy prices asked.
Lots will be sold at prices ranging from $3.50 to
$3.50. If j. L. PERKINS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

Valuable Real Estate For Sale.
The subscriber being DESTROYS of closing up the
estate of LEWIS PIERCE, deceased, offers to the
public splendid chance to come into possession of
some of the best real estate in the town of st.
Johnsbury, to wit:
The H. r. Brown farm, so called consisting of
100 of land suitably divided for tllage, and
pasturage, well watered and wooded, with ample
and convenient buildings This farm is situated
just outside the village limits of St. Johnsbury is
therefore free from all the objections of being with
in the limits and yet possessing all the advantages
of being so near a large and thriving village st.
Johnsbury 1t is only Is minutes walk of depot,
post office, eight churches and public schools and
academy. all of which equal if not superior, to
any in the State. For gardening, or furnishing
milk for the village, the advantages of this farm
are unequaled
Farm lust west of St Johnsbury Centre mile,
and u miles from the village of st. Johnsbury.
On this farm is one of the best SUGAR OR
CHARDS in town. This farm consists of over 100
of strong soil, and is situated il could be
divided up for village owners, or those who want
few acres of good tillage or pasturage therefore
will sell this farm in lots or together as will best
suit purchasers.
ALSO, A LARGE BLOCK IN THE VILLAGE
OF st. Johnsbury, situated on Railroad street. in
the most convenient locality for business. This
block is arranged for three good stores and five
tenements. All the stores now occupied by
good, live business men, and also the tenants are
neat and frugal and pay their rents promptly every
month. Taxes and Insurance are moderate owing
10 the superior advantages OF the village supply OF
water there is but little risk of fire and is very
convenient for Mechanical purposes, as the block
can be supplied with sufficient power at small ex
pense to run light machinery if desired This is
one of the best investments for monied men to be
found in this part of the state. All of the above
property will be sold at reasonable prices, as de-
sire to close up the estate soon as possible. i
will be pleased to show the property to any one
who is prepared to purchase. Call or you
may loose a rare chance to make money. / also
offer - shares of stock in the First National Bank
and ten shares in the Merchants Bank in this
place. A. A. PIERCE, Elk.
st. JOhnsbury Centre, Sept. 2, 1873. 45-47
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and my heart said amen for he did not
speak no more of my great crime, but
only asked the Heavenly Father to have
mercy on me.
The sheriff then took the rope from
his pocket. 1 started back at the sight.
Much as l had thought over all that was
to come, found / was not yet prepared
for the horrid reality.
Hold on, Mr.. Sheriff. says my law
yer, rushing in and holdin' up paper.
I've been ridin' night and day for three
days, and thank God l am in time.
The sheriff took the paper and read
it.
alright, Mr.. Mopson, says he-you're
free man; this is full pardon from
the gev'ner!
won't try to describe my feelin's.
It's enough to say that the truth had
come out. The murdered mans broth
er who'd got the pocket book and mon
ey after my conviction, got MORALLY
stabbed in row over a gaming table,
and afore his death confessed that he
shot his brother while trying to rob
him, but the latter had escaped after
receiving his death wound. This, of
course, explained the fact of both the
pocket book and the body being found
on my premises.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

NOW READY The Grand Achievements Of
STANLEY AS SH,S Sg Il y
By Hon. J.. T. Headley, the Prince of descriptive
RIGA and marvellous journey down the Congo A
new exciting book. Brstlng with wild adventures
and thrilling scenes of danger Is profusely Illus
wonderfully. CAuTION.-Beware of misstate,
ments of interested parties but send for proof of
genuineness and full description of this work. also
terms. 1870
Hg springaa Sdos Ma psDS Agents Wanted.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
FOR SALE.

A number of good Driving Horses, and SOM oneu
work; and some good secondhand CarrlaSes' Viii
and covered also some tw0-seated CarrIaIS1Tw
sell to suit the times. JERRY Dhh "23tf
st. JOhnsbury, July II, 1878.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

WHAT SOME New YORK THINGS
HAVE COsT.-The new post-Office, de-
signed by Mullett and built of Dix
island granite, cost about 81 900, 900.
The Brooklyn bridge has cost little
over $9,00O,000 up to date. When COM
pleted, the total bill will be about $14,-
000, 900, according to present estimates.
The city hall, with it's marble front and
brown stone back, cost half a million at
the beginning of the century, when Ia
Dor was cheap and jobbery rare. Van
derbilt's Grand Central depot cost two
and quarter millions, but the approach
to the depot, through the Fourth avenue
viaduct and tunnels, cost six or seven
millions, half paid by the Vanderbilts
and half by the city. The Tribune tall
tower is nine stories high, has gin
shop and clock, cost about 5000, 900,
and is mortgaged for $500, 600, which is
just about its present value. The Croton
water works have cost between $685.
100000 and $3O,OOO,OOO. The house
that Mrs. A. T. Stewart lives in, cost
1000, 900. The custom house cost ST.
100000. The New York life insurance
cOmpany's building cost round mil
lion. The Western Union telegraph's
building cost $2,3OO,000. The county
court house was originally estimated at
$500, 900, but owing to unforeseen cir
cumStances, the expense was between
twelve and fourteen millions, nearly
six millions of which went for furniture,
and three millions for plastering and
painting.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

General Hood, of Georgia, has three
pair of twins. Good hand, it twins ev-
cry time.-ReOkuk Constitution.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
CALDERWOOD & SEVERANCE
FOR SALE.

WEDDING CARDS-We have lately added
address cards, and are prepared to print the same
in good style and at reasonable prices Wedding
Envelopes on hand, at the
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
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LIBERATION.

This is to certify that have given my , GIN
FRED. A. L0UGEE, his time during the rtl, ,s If
der of his minority and that shall claim nom
his earnings pay any debts of his con TIdTE
after this date. JONATHAN 5. LOU UTE " ~
st. JOhnsbury, Sept 8, 1873 4o-
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27

Mildness cOnquers-and hence it is that the
gentle yet positive influence of DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup ovcrcomcs quickly the disorders Of
BabyhoOd Price - cents.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27
SANFORD'S
&4DiGAE.. CURE
For GhTARRsl
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA,

The following testimonials are from Mcssrl. j. o.
BoswOrrH & Co., Denver, Col, large and influential
druggists. They report unprecedentedy large sales
an mversa. satisfaction. No other disease IL so
aarmngy prevalent in that region They speak OF the
tnIInlAL gcntLnmen as amOu tLeIr bot cltLL.ns.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27
County Court,


Estate u Georgc A Alexander. Final report
approved, estate declared settled and administra.
tGrs discharged.
estate of Franz SchNmmcl Final report ap.
-Jsoved, estate declared settled and udministra
rIr discharged.
Estate of George Kinsel. Final report approx.
a2, estate declared settled and aGminstralrlX
fschargad.
Ttsiate John Hochstattcr. Final report approx.
"a, estate declared settled and administrator Y
discharged.
3nhn Martin Margaret Salmon, cXccutriX last
VII and testament of John Salmon. Plaintiffs
,-=Isim allowed for Sl5l So
Guardianship of Moody Little. Report ap-
arJved and guardian discharged.
Estate Philip Doll. win admitted to probate
lzG letters testamentary ordered issued to Henry
sayGcr on his entering into bonds in the penal
ann Il 5000.
Rstatc Of James A Fullerton. Josiah Prarce S
claim for Sl35. 80 allowed. Also claim of james
- Anderson for SO. Chattcl property ordered
% o. sold at private sale for cash.
Sstata o. Daniel Ward Order for notice Of fin.
Il settlement al August term.
Estate Of Lewis Rendel. Elizabeth Rrndc ap-
pointed eXccu;r.X. Bond, S3,5OO. Notice TO
11eiitOrst0 october term ordered published.
thobelh Dean and Jesse Murphey James
~ WOrt, guardian. Court orders 50 81 to be
Esei1 % each Of plaintiffs within thirty days. APP
peal taken 'by'jefcndant to Circuit Court
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27

ed himself as being crowded with ideas and no
tions as regards the prehistoric races, and would
like to deliver himself Of the same; making an
appointment for some later day.
The audience separated, feeling that they had
been made better 10y this primitive style of meet
ing in Gods Church. whose walls are arched
chiselcd and frescocd to degree of perfection
beyond the skill Of man. The sermon by Mr..
Icrtig, Secretary Of the Philosophical Society Of
Chicago, was an excellent effort and deserving Of
Il much larger audience II was philosophical
but orthodox and interesting. Yours,
WOR5HIPER.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27

CHICAGO, July 2G, lS,S.
FLOUR-PrcCs unchanged. Choice white
winter wheat E5.l5@GOO; fancy western spring
extras, S5.OO@5.25; Minnesota patent s5OOW.
$50; choice spring supcrincs, S350mi.OO.
WHEAT-Winter-Rcd in store, S96m9Sc
Spring-No. |, Minnesota, Sl.04MlO5; Cash
No ?, Sl.02@1.04; No. B. S93.
CoGN-No. 2, 4l@42. Options, 4O@4l for July
80 !, for August.
Oats-No 9, 23@27; rejected 23c
Rye-No 2, 53l5 rejected, 4G
Barlry-No. 2, lW Zoe; rejected, 40c
Lard-S7. .05@7l0 Il 100 lbs.
POtatOcJ-l. 75cGt | .9Oc for southern new.
Butlcr-Crcomcry, ls@9O; good to choice dai
ry, l2Wlic.
Eggs--1c
CATTLE--Without much change. Choice extra
grade steers, S52Om5.5O good to choice natives
- Wml'W; butchers steers, $3.75@400; cows
and hciicrs, $30OM4O0
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27
THE COURTS.
1.-The Circuit Court.
COMMON LAW.

COMMON LAW
" pctcr Brow John l. Mccormick. Eject
nsHt. On trial
9s wm Stehl vQ,ugust Evert Appeal. Con
ssned.
AN VIM Wilson ct al V Philip Conin. Appeal.
Etdgment FOR defendant. Appeal to Appellate
,nsxIrt.
NJ Aloaao Pelten ct al v Eliza Jane Campbell.
.IIrgseal Judgmentfor plaintiff fer sS96.5O.
gs John Lomasney The Village Of Strcator.
.a.sumpsit Judgment fordefendant. Appeal to
aEy,lellate Court
sSs John 0'Roar>e E F Day. Appeal. Ap
l.Gsl dismissed.
80 James Timmons George Beford ct al.
tssumpst Continued
20 Thomas I,Gilass William Mason. Ap-
JssEI. Continued.
szS9 100, l9l Ir,, 1888 VIM Krum, for use, &c.
Trihe Ins Co ofN A. Appeal. Continued
'a9s John Eariy V Luke Gantty ct al Appeal
-E3tntinued.
3ll John n Shulcrv School Directors, &c. As
71mpsit Plaintiff submits to u nOn-suit
2I3 John Shea George Dale ct al. Eject
sIb5Dt. Continued.
232 Shnon Sack Daniel O'Shea. Appeal.
rlS1ntinre-.
}@} The People, for use, dc, Pat'k Finn ct
. II Debt Judgment in favor of plaintiff for
$4,000 debt and IS damages.
i07 Howell Lowell ct al Edward II SmitA
Il al. ,Assampsit Judgment in favor Of plain
tIifs for$Gil 50.
40S Same same. Assumpsit. Judgment in
f1Vor Of plaintiffs for Sl334O
CHANCERY.
sIV, tI.s =. io,,,o, II Drake ct al porti |
-. roniin"ad ., ihUoa '""''' = '''''' - "''
81 sarah Snnitb y SoIotIi.I Smith Divorcr |
,zy-,tinI,nd ''''''
9@l In y Scott Of al vRSN porer l,o Of oI
Npcbanir,s lien Continurd
s1 Trn5nrinI- CIoi,n y Isaiah Rover. rt al RI
.-,,,- con,,e,,,,c1 Cnntinurd
20 HANNAH Mcconnell y Edward Galloway ct
e on rna nomvora,nn Continual
8, Ws",, " If3n, y p.tcr / Trrbhlc ct al In
,~r,Cncsry stric,,cn from dockrt
AZ Roitzcr hshrrrnn rt nj y Mary Ann Asher
,,5n ct ,i In chnmrery. Dismissed Inv com.
1Ezinont
"a H., si,, ,Ir,r Co ., Walter / Green Of nj
e-,,r.~ias,,ra 1l.v ContiIncJ ri
~ TLn, G,rd,nr :, Eiiz, Shnr.ou ct oI In
-F,Snrnrv O"crnc
~ E,iin Wnrri, %, al :, r,dio Merritt rt NJ 7
yr,,ti5inn Wm WHlid. Michael Ryrnc and A r
rs,-.,,,y,,,d o,,ointcI r,n,nissinrrr. tn make
Ts,rtiti", 'PF'''''' L
~ CJris,i,, Ir,,os,r,t al - Ann, rli1,Irtl Min
So N,.,n,i r.,,nrt nf "aIc
,nnroyr5
I; ytiIii, IIir,I, 8, Co,r,,, Ward I, cl,o,, la
w, ni1np,i..md "'.N h,. ,,l,in'i,I
,sq ,r,,r,rth, D,,its :. tlL,r, p Davis III |
..,,r,, Dcrrr'
"a Sa,nrj UcNoth .t nj y T. NJ R,tcheIder
,,,,s,in, ,,r,.r a., Crcditor' iii Cnr Il
tf,.,,od 49, l'''0'' e
as Nory CI,bourp y Ebcn ! Ward Petition s
i,,,.6ct,nr' Gnyntin',nd
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27
REV. LII. WlGGIM SAYS:

zone ofthe best remedies for Catarrh nay the best
remedy have fouud in lifetime of suffering is SAN
FoRD's RADICAL tUEE. II Is not unpleasant to take
through the nOsrils. ad thero comes with each bottle
asmall glass tube for in Inhalation 1t clears tho
head and throat thoroughly that, taken each morn
ing rising, there unpleasant secreions and no
disagree able hawking during the entire day but u
prcccdcntrd cearnes fyoice and respiratory organs
Re-. d. H. Wiggin. IN Dorchester. Mass, Beacon.
Each package contains Pr. Sanford Improved In.
haling Tube with full directions fOr I'm all cases.
Price co. Forsae by all Wholesale and Retail Drug
gists and Dealers throughout the United States and
Canada. WEEKS e. POTTER, General Agents and
Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.

Train NO. 6 VIII carry passengers between Ia Sale and
OTTAWA, ana No. y viii carry passengers iIom GcncscO O.
Ottawa. when provided with tickets and not otherwise.
No u viii carry passengers between Joliet and Bureau.
aud No q Will carry passengers between Nukena and La
sale, ualy when passengers provided with tickets
\. NJ SNITn. Gcn' Pass Agent
\. kIMHALL, Gent Supi. \. MNNgEI, Asst Gen, Supt.
May Is, ISIS ID. NJ HALL. Agent at Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27

Mr.. EDITcg.-As per advertisement, services
WOO beld in A.wood's Cave miles south. west
ri this oiIy on Sunday last. The beauties Of the
KAY vita the natural attractions Of the scenery in
sii around the vicinity Of the location, drew the
Cgoily number Of about 100 persons to the place.
4zn1H- the number OF the more seriously inclin-
zt-pariicularly attracted by what they might
z>zr from the mouth Of the speaker, were our
lsVpsmen WI. Hull, Mr. Phipps. ID. 5. Eber-
s.L Dha,. Hook, Tommy Murray, Dr. Hathaway
-ur- " after wandering in and around the
.g.s. following up the ravine 10 It's terminus
-suls0rtalikng themselves by chiz, ~ their
comes ia rocky hals-all gathered within the
fEzlne, uf the cave 10 listen 10 a few well spok-
az aords upon the Christian Religion and i'm
zssrtality of the soul The audience formed in
-z<-is against the walls Of the cave, with Bro.
2t1l ~ The head, in honor Of his position in the
,afy 'o'Irc, where he sat ~ discreet silence, the
.srempliGcation ci patience on a monument -
A. hsleit saiBro. Phipps in Don Quixote att-
a=ls, trurmuring
Let none but he these arms displace,
Who darcs Orlandos fiery race"
Farther down the line sat Brother Ebersol,
whose broad, good nltured face was wreathed
sriiies as he viewed the scene and listened 10
5loGHet, -wonis Of consolation pronounced by
- laPeak-E High up and in the rear Of the
sssea1eT. sat Charley Hook with a seowl on his
1z.7e az Indifferent listener in the circle would
EzhtrtL uie aSf,A .olemnities Of the occasion as
a<s,Bade brush for a provoking hy-he Hook
ssz1rnuring TO himself:
--lhe importance Of this thing lies right here,
~ .skfigng you tobtiieve ii. confess it, swear it
nal nnaiutain it without seeing It, and make the |
.<knowledgment that very moment, or know
~ il is with me yos must ioinin the battle We
n.,y-,1 and unreasonable mortals"
A. The close Of te services, Bro. Hull express.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27
GREATLY AFFLICTED,

hesrs. j. o. BosoOrth d Co., Dencer: Gentlemen. =
take pleasure In recommending SAHFoRDs RADICAL
CURB BYog CATARRH to all who afflicted with this
disease was greatly afflicted with II for long time,
and cured with two bottles OF the above CURB. About
ayear afterwards was taken again with Catarrh quite
severely, and Immediately sent for another bottle.
which fixed me all right, giving relief from the first
dose am confident that this remedy will do all that
Il clsmcd for It, and more too Wishing you success
In Its Introduction, am, very truly yours. .
A. W. SMITH, OF Smith & Doll.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27
ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, July y, 1873.
As farmers are still busy in their harvest
fields there is little or no increase in trade, and
but little hauling of grain to town. Prices re-
main the same with the exception Of wheat,
which has gone to over Il dollar, but this is con.
sidered only Il temporary rise We quote below:
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27
TRIED EVERYTHING.

Je'srs. l. D. B0s,oorth d Co., Denrer Col Gentlemen,
II have used SASFOgDs RADICAL CUEE FOR CATAREH,
and T. has given perfect satisfaction. | have tried
almost everything, and IL is the only thing that has
given relict therefore take pleasure In recon-
maadirg is use to all afflicted with Catarr of any kind.
aud offer this my testimony to Its benefits. -
Very truly, W. 5. DECKER.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27
SOREIY AFFLICTED.

J o. Eogrorih ,t CO., Dearer, COL: Gentlemen, -
Prompted by u feoweellng Tor those afflicted with
Cat4rrh wish to adj my testimony in behalf of SAN
PoRD's RADICAL CUEE FoR CATAERH. have been
sOrey afflicted with this fearful disease far four years,
nud have tried every known remedy without avail,
until bought n bottle OF the above CURE from you.
which gave almost instant relief 1t being consti
tuonal as wc local remedy, believe 1t 10 be oil
that is claimed for It, Eadcal Cure for Cntarrh.
Very truly yours, WM. AMETIVE,
Denver, Sept, Is 1873, With ,Jenson. Bliss & Co,
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27

She sat down at the piano and began "rl
strike again my tuneful Tyre At that moment
her husband lodged quickly out OF the door re-
marking Not if know it, you won't"
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-07-27
A CARD.

To all who suffering the errors and lndscrcons
Of youth nervous weakness early decay loss Of manhood
&c. will send recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great rCmrdy discovered hv mission.
AIRY IN South America. Send sclfaddrrsscd To the
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