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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-01-10
Passumpsic.


The paper mill was stopped Tuesday
by the breaking of the main gear. 1t
will probably take a week or so to get
things running.
This village has passed through the
hard times without a failure OF bank
ruptcy case, so the people have been
deprived of the usual privilege of buy
ing goods at low prices at "bankrupt
sales" The removal of Mr.. H. X. Ide
to Florida, renders necessary a change
in the business of E. T. & II. X. Ide, so
they intend to give the people the add
vantages of the low prices of bank
rupt sale without the disadvantages
that usually follow such sale.
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Now bring in your magazines to be
bound.
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They had new tenant in the
"crystal palace" last week. Brown and
Ivers moved sick horse into the base
ment next to Jerry Leighton. For a
night or two the neighbors thought
Jerry was throwing his boots about the
room, but they afterwards learned that
it was the horse kicking against the
walls of the house.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-01-10
Cabot.

AT the adjourned annual meeting of
the village of Cabot held last Friday,
the following officers were elected for
the year: Moderator, T. H. Lance ;
Clerk and Treasurer, George Hoyt ;
Collector, n. B. Badger Trustees, j.
a. Harrington, w. P. Whittier, n. B.
Badger, George Hoyt, r. H. Lance.
The LIST fire warden reported 1875
stoves in use in the village and the
pipes and chimneys in the best con
dition they were ever found.
At a meeting of the creditors of
Messrs. Marshall & Buchanan of the
Carriage Company, adiudged bank
rupts, held at Wells River Dec. Goth,
j. +. Lamson was appointed assignee.
The business of this company is ter
rlbly mixed up matter, and from all APP
pearances it is going to take Il long time
to unravel it, and unless some arrange
melt is come into it will give business
to the courts we fear for long time
We are pleased to learn that the
health of Mrs. b. 5. Adams is improv-
ing. She has had a long and severe
sickness, and it has been II severe task
for Rev. Mr.. Adams to attend to his
pastoral duties for the past year. We
hope he may find it easier as the health
of his family improves.
Chas. Sias, formerly of st. Johnsbury,
but more recently of st. Adams, has
opened a drug store in the well known
store of F. u. Brown.
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an indefinite period.

S@' AnUOnhiGo pcrlOu.
Dry l6 inch hard wood sells at $3.50
per cord. Green-four foot-s2.75.
VIII Remsey of Lyndonville had his
left hand badly jammed last Saturday,
while coupling cars at Woodsville.
W. D. and Frank Powers, with four
horses, are numbering at Whitefield.
N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Darling cele-
brated their silver wedding Jan. l.
Nathan Parker, a farmer living in
East Lyndon, has failed. Liabilities
about $4,000. Assets, mostly real
estate, less than one-half that amount
Mr.. Jenne has so far recovered from
his recent illness as to resume his duties
as teacher of the higher department of
the Lyndonville school.
l.. M. Hall is buying potatoes this
week, paying 65 cents for Early Rose
No potatoes have been loaded here fol
two months or more. There are several
thousand bushels in town yet unsold.
Milo Leach has run a job team at the
Vile for several years. Last summer
he sold his team, and used a wheel
barrow for the carriage of goods. He
now uses hand-sled and has all he car
do. A few days ago he drew a crate O.
crockery, weighing nine hundred pOund'
from the freight depot to Wetherbee',
store.
COnundrum: Why does milk sci
one cent per quart higher at Lyndon
than at st. Johnsbury? Everybody
gives it up.
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Whose paper are you readingE
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East st. Johnsbury.

East st. Johnsbury.
Rev. }. p. Humphrey, for many years
pastor of the Congregational church
here, has asked dismission from the
pastorate, and after much discussion at
a very full church meeting, the request
was regretfully granted, and his labors
is not fully decided upon, but for the
present he will probably remain here,
and perhaps supply the church until
another pastor is obtained. Mr.. Hum
phrey is pastor and citizen from
whom the people will part with many
regrets.
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First National Bank of St. Johnsbury.
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders.

The fifteenth annual meeting of the stockholders
of the First National Bank of st Johnsbury. Vt
will be held at their Banking Rooms on Tuesday
anuary a. 1879 at o'clock P. M. for the election
of Directors fol the ensuing year.
GEO. MAY, Cashier
st. Johnsbury, Vt, Dec 8, 1873. 5s63
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The Fire Department.

AT meeting of the trustees and en-
gineers of the village, it was voted to
re-organize the fire department as fol-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-01-10
A Great Storm.

The storm and cold which was so
severe and disastrous not very far from
us, was quite moderate i'll our state !;
and it is quite the reverse of ordinary
winters to read about the mercury be-
ing below zero in New York, Chicago,
st. Louis, and even farther south, and
from ten to fifteen above zero in St.
Johnsbury. We think thermometers
have indicated from Is to 10 above zero
at this place every morning for over a
week. The snow storm of Friday and
Saturday, added valuable material to
our sleighing, but on the hills the wind
blew fearfully, piling up great drifts,
and making the principal work on Sun
day the breaking of roads.
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Pocket Diary for 1878, or Memorandum Book
Papers only of value to owner. Name inside Re
turn to Post Office for reward.
6365 j. Ii. PADDOCK.
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The past week, the coolest term
knowh in twenty years in many parts
of the country, has been unusually mild
in this place, for the season. Without
being exact, we quote the mercury each
morning as follows Friday, 10 above /;
Saturday Is; Sunday, 10; Monday ~;
Tuesday, 10; Wednesday, 10; Thurs
day, Is. a year ago this week, mercury
froze in this village. Although last
winter was remarkably mild and pleas
ant as a whole, it did not compare with
the present thus far for absence of zero
weather.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-01-10

Mr.. Henry C. Hastings will begin
to cut his crop of ice for the next sea-
son, the first of the week. He has kept
the snow off the pond, and the ice is
good and clear, and about one foot
thick. He puts in 200 cords for the use
of his summer customers, and cuts a
good deal for farmers and others who
come in and haul it off during the time
of cutting, which will be the next two
weeks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-01-10
st. Johnsbury Centre.

Pastor Hammond returned from his
holiday vacation, bringing a helpmeet
with him. Our people will receive her
cordially, and all the more so when
they know how she was esteemed ut
her former home. The following is a
brief extract from Chatham paper
1--WE shall all miss Mrs. Hammond, miss
her in the church, in the choir, in the
Sabbath school, in our social gatherings,
but will think often and pleasantly of
her in her new home, in her new rela-
ton, as wife of one called to the minis
try of the word of God, relation re-
quiring so many delicate, conscientious
and special qualifications, and exercising
so potent an influence in the success of
her husbands work. By the training
and influence of Christian home; by
disposition, and by requirements, we
are sure that Mis-. Hammond is thor
oughly fitted for the responsibilities
and duties, as well as the trials and
self-denials of the new relation she has
assumed"
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Merchants National Bank.

St Johnsbury, VT, Dec. 4, 1873.
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders
of this Bank for the election of Directors will be
held at its Banking House, on the second Tuesday
fourteenth day. OF January, 1879, at o'clock p M
5s-62 W. E. HAZEN, Cashier
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eUew advertisements.
LOST

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Unclaimed Books For Sale.

We have a few Volumes such as Arthur's Maya
zine Peterson s Magazine, Ladies' Repository etc.
that will be sold for inst the cost of binding They
are all new, and have never been opened since they
came from the bindery.
C.. NJ. STONE & co.
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racai and Statr Neirs.
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4. SSuhnsburu Galedonlar.

-5---,-,,rv- VT, Friday, Jan. 10, 1879.
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Harriaaes.

~ Marriages and Deaths inserted free.
Obituaries, sir cents line.
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Desiring to make a change in business at
10,
, 1879-03-01

Ntlo 0r!euns FtcaruHfs Furts ksfssy.
N. do Pontmlrtn has Just given us an inter-
cstiNg sketch OF Mnr. Recanlter. lle Was In
trod1eed to her the 18th Of May, l848. She was
then ~ years old; sho woEo eIlk dress the
si'k shu.lo over her eyosl / translate his do.
lossou,-l haye Just sccn tnousandlh vxainple
Of thy vanltas yanitatq9'. ure WA Chateau
RECESS .-eluonY, sileut. bosed,-scarctly visible
through cloud Of opumed Incense. dun't
know what time will TO With his woFks and RON
with tho beauty Of Nine. RscAsnier, who has
lived Hity years to please, but mot ono hour to
love. Mime. Rocsmter was charming model,
who has beeu Hnd doubtless will ha coplcd,-
had been, this sYeniag, congress Of coquetsca
, 1879-03-01
WESTERN PATIENTS.


Ltse OF Fatcnth lssued to Western lhfthtoft
Special Dtspasca 10 Tia Tribune
WARRINGTON. n. a.. Fch. GA. II. EFlrsE
w aaa. nsu, % a. to1ia,rs ~ .,s nv.
Co., patont'soileltols' report tne 'o'4o"As H'
cnss Issued to Western inventors:
n1rno,s.
r - 1,,.,.,, 1h,,,,, b,it.
o. ", Nichols, Chicago, feather dustets.
r. 4. Furione, Chicago, Ilorho boots
q, s, Knarp, Chicago, lightning, rods.
d. Kciiy, Chicago, steam boiler, cIc,
+. Haun,ann, Chicago, ulalt.xiln f'pos.
O. +. HcAsch, Chicago, aulky plowa.
O, j. StyomberH, Chicago. portfolios.
Il. y. GnAhoc. hpfintfciu. Masaxins nsS,a1us. II ~
II. y. btneK any u: T.. Ifeiaaa' op''nsDea' WI
W IL, nattels; EEH,, 9!l'Cnnt. 3It. r,,.,t.,,to.,
cc..,1," =. a".snS iodHn.. aha " e'A'A ~
n Cnntinn Iasnl1c craas.har f,r doors.
Il. +. iSnn,,. Whcelinr. and il. Il, Waller, b.
rin,!tnn trysfnstarer.
~ no1r' WHALING hn.tInr and pruning q.
v,c". 0Pp' "Ae' ""'
ii. 4. porter. Cttawa. ych1cle.ynEtnes.
J.. Kauy, Uswego anti.frEctlen bearing.
J. II. Greer aud ?. O'llair, Sterling sn'ss'n
et9ne: -.-...,-,
.. Emmcrt. Dixon, corr. ntautefs.
=. Friend, Decatur, baskeie;. s .-1.
i. l.. Haworth, aad a. lial', hocR'oFo' s'N'
V0LDIA.
, 1879-03-01
A nt1r,txtei1 Dominic.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. H:-Ic seftnon On, asfi II ,Hs
I'd By the Rev. A. A. Calnrrou, pas,", ,s,", tone
Baptist Church. last eve',!l'H' us'''Wd 'Wsdassdi!
nshs whte aro te sojscl d mash I,1s pu1iv ", SsI
living Representatives ot roya!t5 at ..Iu! ~ Iu!oEsi
There was Jcwescd Princess a.'M Ill.,, ~ 10 R;d.,a
loyernor-General. II he cye; wsn' ui M retuta
Hall hs would go as gsnslu'aa9 ny trsu Eur jut,a
home Us a gentleman. lie %ouu ant Tic }ea:Eta
GSbss 81 Ess'i IL sst'f9 %oo ~ ss 1es as
como homo as fool. lie WoulHi id ~ sr.tara hons
thu dignity OF manhood, an' %o'a aa,,r1abood 81
without having ihe grnwn ol ms 'ns 'snror.. lit
lid BY Indulgence In Intoxicating liz, idsa d
words wero Intended 10 eollseY, 49,, s Soudprt ol
tbs dsgraceful acts that muIaei ~ ~ itan houo+
eli with Invitations on that occasloh'
, 1879-03-01

curious sIs &c; tss e s ga. e. sSst d.s' ~
parts o7 the world can bs ad' y 'as ID tioTtr
cal, other. It came to tho nottcs .. suI munt'
met,t tlat ship loaded WIN a'ta, H., = pogt d
Hons was on is way to Dslasoa oa-nsiitf PIN to ~
Portuguese Territory ~ e."so oS tuiss mln!ss..
luu,Ml. Ihe ship. which hau a., o. ~ g,utala
s.sss sss ssssa ss s AsS q o ,sss s ;se y
wufiike ssores. lilo autt.us,''s,l ,,.eoYessd e.:
matter TO It's source, aud hare aa lsu,sa toF ~
said stoIes, thus proving tl4at, ,.n,sd1s, nv Rus.
AfghAns bare sot'aDssa * 8 Of 1t z9ls,,s IL,
r. nas iSSnq @S., NAV a. stye England oro tfou'''
Shefa All las been ablu to do. j.
, 1879-03-01

To the Editor NJ Iht TrtbMnf.
CHICAGO, Fcb. 2s.-In TIE tribune OF tic
24tll. Mr.. Shufclllt gives US ono Of bis peculiar
scrceds on llfo Insurance. l do not know what
motive lie las In trying to lead the public 10 be-
llcvc that lifo companies return 81 for every 81
collected, but It Is wrong. Mr.. Shnfcidt, al
though lawyer, seems to forget that the laws
Of Massachusetts, New York, Illinois, nnd somo
other States, compsl life companies 10 retain 80
much Of tho receipts rs will amount to the pres
ent value OF future claims, and what Is called
reserve; also, that there arc other expenditures
besides losses.
Now, lrt US look at some plain:facts: havo
not tile records Of nll the companies nj 1land,
but will take those Of two Ur The leading NNd
most promising ones as iltuetrattve,-lhc MUTUAL
Beneist of New Jersey and Connecticut Mutual.
The total recelDts Of theso tsYo companies from
date OF organization to jan. l, 1878, we're:
IN promiamH ....., ....... ..."... Sl7i, lJ0, 154
Interest. t.......... .....- .......... 10, i0D 224
, 1879-03-01

4d4f !. ~ natl
Mi hnv,n,s ill., % raro n rh,Ercr. co,n,nnnclna to
rya ;i,rn,. rhin rcrv vn,,nn. ittio' snv1nr
sonrs. vrrsrs. ct..'. In commit To m.n,ory ry.
inr 1tnt fnr,,l,v M cnr,v stnrt. nn1 iudlriol,ay
is not III. n on ,nnnrtont matter IN tt,o futuro
woifarn ,,f thr rl,iidreni can thav si,cccoI in
nty calling. whothcr If, the inffustres. tse nrts,
or thc nrn}nssions, =. wclI viii, a n"or mnc,)ti.
yatcd MEMORY as viii n nood onci Yct bow
many narents evor ".r rarrf,,iiv sonscr this nat.
ter. ind nrniit sv thc tncvItah,n rnncIuainnsi
MoiliefH. var, con Iii hrln vo,,r ehidrcn to
poascss a Gopd memnry. II rrnuires neither
nrUfcssors nor schnnis. nor rxnenso to mike I,
Gcrinninr' Yoi, I'm rommcnrc at MIRA. t1rt
yo,,r ittc ones intcrrstcsl AMI cnf,oorti In con
iniItlnv annrthInr ~ ,nn,nnrv nn7 initovs II m
WM. Ii. DoTY,
ForoIun 1,ana,,nrcs II, Our Cannon so,,oolu.
Totht Edt,or ~ n. tribune.
cu,r.oo Fni, oa"n,,, ,,,,,,. ..,.,,. h,,o
,,.s. .s.s,s, ~. :. 49,, osnooe Aa.o .s
oeea RFaaea 30 .l.at ~ oce'os a. a anu cnca
at tho ssaules Of 1!'o h'el School. Very wisely
the knowledge OF what they teach, beginning
viii ro,f1Iny md ,vr,,fro thon sI,,o .a,,o ~,
wv" ..a.ns a'.u "'''' taeu aou'As so'u e'o-
mentafy arllllmet'c. shen somS 10, spelling, then
complete for good common education, as ID
tended by our Constitution.
rt.s.,a's,,,a 49, .sass ..as".... &.. T..
onaof the pFesontlpFessofo we are iosccd TO
"''.As <s-1 - 'N'StANsS *-' "AS pt'
mary schools must tnkc the place of one OF tho
necessary branches required by tho constitution
nj enactment. The tcnchlllg Of a foreign Ian
Euago to soma tender children during The school
lluiss while other tctdcr children remain In tho
room, is loss Of time to both those who nre
taught md those who nrc supposed to stulY
something else In tfat aamc room.
Our Commonwealth owcs education to all our
children. And onc-ftth receive none. Ono
fifth knock at the door OF our common schools
antl nto refused abundance. Ton thousand chill
drcM in Chicago roam In the streets, wander arl
receive no instruction tu mako them good mud
Intelligent people. Far from tl,nt, they arc By
force mixed with the acln OF society, uill learn
what mukcs them drlnknrls, thieves, murdorcrs.
sltll atlll wc ure askcl 10 squuntrf our money
to teach foreign iaDgunge In our public
schools.
Gentlemen OF tho Board of Education, vtyo
us, frst, accommodations and teachers for those
iorBnkct, children; TINT ts your tirst anI most
garred duty; then YOU may, when our scAolurs
bcco,ne Of acc, snY II years, stuff them With
German, French, Scandinavian, Spanish, or auy
language they may digest.
HIT, az It ii, tenching Hcrmau In our common
sclools is unjust 10 those poor, cast.out Chi.
tlren. It Ia 1ycrfeeliIg those who enjoy tho
bcuclt of our schools ind refusing moree1 to
thosc 1ooe, famtstcu thousands, IL is rtvipr
llle. knowledge, light, and protection to eona,
anu plunglnE others Into darkness, vice, and
degradation.
Why, II syu look at It cant]tdlr, we wonder ut
, 1879-03-01

nEp!Y to Jnst7coA Courts In cities Of 100, COO Ia.
SIC. IT.. ANY person that shall lie found guilty
Of vio!atton of this act shall bo lined In ann, Of
not les* than 8l nor moro than s,U, ar bo imptts
nays. or ctthur Or BOTH In the discretion Of tho
tnhft; and eshnlt ho lawful Tor nny person pe per.
petsen+ to maintnIn an hctIon for tho recovery Of
given.
Approved May a3, 1877. In force July ], ls77.
N1TAlRE.
, 1879-03-01

u !avo s sRd 1teei,s,' e isn Js,sr,1'nsrGo sen.
Ike TINT tomorrow Juss so"Sa so You vii IL
ho pest Eenlles., most iasy'u,iiInn.. eeonesoi oi
ttnust most sympa,I,etlr, sw,nu' swno,nt' most VIZ.
What mtlst be The fate Of ibc tGGest ,tGast soqucste.
, 1879-03-01
Total tall....:.........:; :. 800, zoo, OBJ
taxes, etc.. '. 10, S;l1, 1:l3 ..-....
76. 4o8, TAG


DalAnce.s s.s...+..+ ss.+.ts..s... S14, Bib, Ub1
The facts arc thnt lifc-iusnranco companies
were never In better condition than today; uld
tllusn tl,at have passed through tho storms will
20 ahead With Increased yigor. Because some
Of our national banks hwy been imprudently
prove that tho whole banking syston, is wrong,
or that there aro no gOotl bauis. 1t Is tho SAME
with 1ifc companies; because some have gone
out Of e1lsto,icc, do not giyo the impression
given to n!l companies that can sllow such u
record as above, especially with such small OK
pcnaca. lit;lo charity, irlcml ShuieIdt, II you
pIcases ". i. PouLsoN.
, 1879-03-01

a, A,53o,4ij
90. 90 015. 588

The taxes iave been nbout s4,5O0, 900, so that
tho rotnaintng Si8, ,OD, ,00o, Or about per cent,
hns been all thnt Inns been used to manage those
two large Institutions. including commissions,
n,iun on bonds, tsc., which In 1877, for ono Of
thcae companies nlunc, reached over $3U0,OO0.
During tue year 1877 all tho companies tl0rty-
two) reporting TO the New York Department
Jau. /, 1875 showed receipts:
lutateat..,......, ..... -, O71, OUJ
, 1879-03-01
THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.
StnrEuorfto's Complaint.
To tht Editor Of 1ht Tribune,

CHICAGO, Feb. e9.-AnY ono 1uly notice tlut
our strectcars aro "bailt under scyenty-.tvo
patonts." Nov, what l want to know ie, why
cnnnot somu ono invent "sGycnty-sLxth pat
cnt,' In tho shape Of u speaklng-tube, for In
stance, In order to onablo tic conductor to call
out the names Of the streets without keeping
tho car-loor open about onc-thlsd Vi TIC time,
ana making thu car colder than there ts any
necessity fort II sueh thing gould posslhly DO
done, know tho lDdtca OF tho South 6tie-who
are neecssitntcd To rldo In those cars-would
know how to appreciate 1t. MARGUERITE.
IL This y Eolutlon of tho Chinese lucstloM7
To ths, Editor oJ Tho Tribune.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-l1avc not the Suites power
to tux the ChInasncn, SO as to discriminate
against their labor1 Il!cIr wages could bo tnscl,
which would compel them to demand moro from
employers than would DO paid. Their property
could be taxed at higher rates tAan Tie property
OF citizens, wllics, would make It Improbable
for tilctn to hold property. Their tncuMu from
nny source could bc taxed so high as to larcely
absorb 1t.
Tits would make It undesirable for them to
como 20 tn's country, and thusc here would
leave tho United States.
They ars .,et citizon,; have no rIglta under
hD nothing III any OF t,lcso Instruments 10 prc-
vent the enforcement OF sucl, taxation.
Suggest tnts to your Cu!lfarnla Exchanges.
GHoulA California p1ta such laws TIC pE0p0
there would b0 abs1 to enturee them, even II
tflcy ahould bc lttsu cxtra constitutional.
AMEH1oA.
Information for Representative Nvilson.
10 ths Editor q 1As Tribune.
PERM, Feb. o7.-rhu intelligence of tho
average legislator Ia beautifully illustrated In
your report Of the discussion upon tho rluss
legislation contemplated by House bill No. III,
reported In TIE TRIBUNE of F,b ~, as follows:
MF Wilson spoko In favor Of tho bill, stating
that Chicago had largo number OF men who weri
unlicensed lawysrs. nnl who swndlod lttiganss Ont
of tholF M9n0J.
It ls not an uncommon thing, even III cur day,
for men, before undertaking to speak upou n
given subject, to aoluatnt themselves to sumo
e4tont with that subject, aud had Keprcsenta-
t[yu Wilson bcforu speaking taken the plecau-
tson to cxulnino u copy VI tll0 Revised Statutes
af thu Stats ot illinois, Chup. W. he would hays
discovered the following,
SIC. 100. That no peEson shall Practice. act, or
4ppaaF A. N AttUEney or couDscl0F bUforU any
Justice Of tho pcace !h this St4to In any cril us
criminal Achou OF suit about to be commenced or
then pcnding IN less such person IL = regularly
llc0nacd attorney IN accordance with tho lava Of
this State, except shAt p1atatids shall haye the ILL.,
| sEly o. prosecuting aud defendants OF defending,
| - thslf proper poEt9lss IN all aulsA 6eloIs any
Justice Of tho Pescot Syassdsd. this act ahal only
, 1879-03-01

Cough, bo4r.sn..s s.sas, I'll of iPSs 3. s..'ss,s
ths thfoat pf bronchial tuess, VII! cused sss
taking D5 halls Goush s'Iosf ISsf ffsaa .as ~
saadsy ydas RseSSmsiatak a4oeNiat kse% t. piiet se'
, 1879-03-01

To tbs Editor Of The TribLHk,
NEW Yong, Fob. sU.-Ilaying lust returned
from Brazil, permit mo to rcplY Iii brief TO tho
article in cxtcpso from the New York Herald
under tho caption "Atllletcd Braztl,n Which
appeared In your ,ytdety-r,rculatcd iournnl.
issue OF 10Th inst, md which is we'll calculated
TO mis!ead those who ars directing their atteu-
tou to that country III marketing our American
manufactures.
The City OF Para. on her last trim To this port
from Rio. took on boar1 Mt pcrunmLueo Mr
snllb. sent out lr llc ,,ronrlc,ors of Scrihnsr,.
,l1nua.i,,e. who Ind snont snmc four nontba II,
H., u..,,,!,.. -, 1.ss s,' 80 1870. :"
lnc Ito'n'co " Nc't1a, aau WIN Weht from hut
10 nut, hnu Witnessed tho horrlble scenes OF
starvation md death which that obscure PROV
{ncn Ia now afflicted wikb. Tho provrnro ~
r.aro !, .,.aIl ,s.a,,t.,'n ~ ~. 1870. y.
rnst ~ rc, a ,on, W ,.nor, o I,. .
,r'. ~ ~ ,csa III tnd VIII, fsa's s oesn
nn rivura IN tha nrar,nnn hn"nn ,no-n stsa, mse
sovori." -, H. .ir',,,.,t ~ VI l'e
r,,, 1sosnt; H.. Inv ~ .ts ,tr,, ".
H., ,,,t.h ti, a,,,irts 1T - @ s,ii Ia so.iS ~
H. i1s,ssi nst @ ..,e @ NV nu aSIe irpV'ce ni
PIN nsaa, n5 ~ n,. m1u.e .nan .e aask !iis Eou!a
Mnss - Nv MI ~ acht VI A!1eESult leltitory-
~, 'nn @ 9s. seasec.9w sl'oulA oo uncI-
n'o' hi III t ~ Ccata aFG u Ecnclul,
- ,,t.:' @ sdt y. n.."eu ns.eGts,-ln,'s AIla
ai,,s,e T., tnm,, he M IT, ",u i!.u set
e''3s na s';,d u" duu" ~. ea..n aa uoYefnmeht
~. as sntn =. pnfs'o1s a!'s uonn a'l uia, Ivy ~
s,';.s niane. .1 t1 UniIaM Slatss aloea al!
i" H. w. l'p%er % To- our q own ; a''Algteu suutll.
,, aMo tIo'1nees OF !Ao 10 dasn.lro, hlinns
teraes, et. faul0. hntl 0thtrs nru advancing
, 1879-03-01

Returned in losses,
dtyitlcuds, eudow-
tI1ents, sutEenlcr5,
QkC.ss+s...A.s. st.ss
RGst,rve md other In
bIllttes.... ...,.....
Expenses, ta10s, dis
counts, otc....... :.
, 1879-03-01

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