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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-10

tNEEtF
Receipts for the week f2u5e boxes last week. 7ftSl
bo1os corresponding week last year fal "a boxes EN-
ports for the 6u.57f boxes time las year.
oui3S boxes Liverpool cable dull al
Responding time last AS There absolutely no busi
nes on tho docks today, AMI not enough doing 10
tabish price Receivers asked about &c for Fancy par
ce but shippers refused % comply with any demand.
and ihus tie situaCD Stood without either party changing
It's Nwa Tie hish prices paid IN the country, sihough
Regarded By most candid dealers farrc. had undoubtedly
'r influence among Hour and Ni stories aOat n 10
the relative 9Th Of .Le market These cannot be- taken
true index O' the rngs OF receiver FOR there few
who iins TIE tuati'n warrants quoting higher figure
an lc 1oi Fancy STATE There L. none aging
heNs io abrDa regardless Of The IA. That the cable al
vnnced Is sud f1dgng from the eisress - exporters
daT they hardly prepared follow the rapid advance.
Altogether ie market IL lecIdi dv uueeted aad
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sIAInED.



Mi1d,lng.
Irurc- irregular decline september. II points
October points and months 4a6 points sales last
bales. 1otay-fTst OeliSepte mber iegu
lar II 40 and 124c l2sl October lil4 Noyembsr
10 ga 10 December. lo54 January GOO tota 5000
hsirs CAN September l23o II 30 OctoDet Lilo
Drssnh.r 10 so lO4s 400 bales Third C1-sep
,o,r 81 OCTOBER 100 NOvembeI 1857. 1888 be
ceaSer no a. 1919; March 1876 total 600 bales Also
s.l,nuher IL 23qi242. regular, a3d $3.50 H. october
lI.o7sli.i2 Noyomber 1G5sGlon5i Deceneoer lo.o0a
i05s January 1854 February, 1912 March lo7s toal
1900 bses; grand total. 6s7oO bales Futures closed
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Is = sl LOGS io2's Dst Of Col 3G5. c. - s.
The only transactions in state bonds we're sales Of
Tfunes-rr G~ old at 307s, and new at p, beinS a
roncr.siou 81 i and an advance OF H. per cent
re-. .acfiv Is rom the last previous sales.
Excepting Tor the EIie Issues. The prices OF ne
rs.silv active railroad bonds were higher, bUt in
incsf instances the hnal quotations were not
c4ua' 10 ihc best or last quoted sales. Or Eile
second cnispl> - 900 sold al Iil2 down to
n eni b,cS no 7la7.Sa,. The funded IS declined
T. 7ic. =, 60 AGAINST sales N "a YESTERDAY Cen
til % N,,-J Iscy crnsos sold mp s. 100. the con
V.riihi-, 800 70 later hour selling nc oVas z 31's
ana I.1sh .ri Wllsesbarre consois rnse to
SOL, HllliustOn Cedar Rapids and North
era D al his, were Il higher but after
var! cocia,d p snd reSo'eied 4 per cent.
bur- FIST. ar c.. G. and |. {. irsts asscnted, hut
tl.v iced D. and / per cont respectively. New
YmA Elevated Ir~ts soid az a. "a II and Metro
Ioifln ll.iS 100 lo-s; q lp;t, and canada southern
declined ,, To III. Frankfort and ho&omo hisis
further advanced p - IAul sin tHnds decili-
ing i2 p,I cent. Denver and no Vfance hIsis were
particularly strong with only a m0dciatv amount
O. bu,incsS rising l. per cent 70 a6i2. Kansas Pa
cine hr~t> Denver ID eiou, wer" y per cent lower
Ine Sul-IroasErg today lost G122,G7l On bal
amce made up toy loss % III 4I6 $50 currency iosS
a gail OF $75l.Oss CON. THIS makes the changes
snce las Friday as follows; currency loss
81 soI 296; coin gam, S2.3>6,e65; net loss
Si.lsS3l Money on call to-day was rather
frincr the eaIlior loans beng al and the later
ones al d. with exceptions "a 2 per cent: fhc
Change are turning against Now-lork. Sa-
vannah having further dcclined 10 IA s
discount and st. Ionis to % cents discount.
The United States Treasurer at Washington TO-
day reserved $-S5. 900 IL National bauh notes for
redemption. Tho Customs receipts were SGoO,Oc0
and the Internal revenue receipts were $Io6,OOO
IAc Following j.. tho Clelring-House state
lusnf ;c-.la,: Exchange, %77.l3s, 127; balances
- q ~ o3., The business at the ub-lreasnry
cred: Receipts ~ COS. 1923; payments. S3,3 500
currency balance. 93o.439.o DIS coin balance
lie iolciga exchanges are dull aud steady, actual
business beng done about Ia y cent per =
uufl,r ftc fOitp ing QuOtatiOHS:
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holding on lots arrive spArinGly Gnd hold above
buyers views; Neviork new crop, 2saSsc Ks,tere new
crop 2s63se; Y-arings growth 1918. Idlscj Ods. al
growths idlOc Pacific Coast Hops. growth 1875. 0S4c
IEATnER-Denands general, and Of iar proportions
pIioes nr1l:
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yESEI ABLFS.

Trpor1s Of Potatoes bbs ~ Onions, - pkgH. Eary
Rose Potatoes in ho,vy supply ard with rather
limited detnanf weak AZ qno- ntohs. rhrpefs
have been taking some Peerie'S. V hicn csusrr q
~. adv feeling for thar VARIETY. sweets selling
tart, al about last prices onons rae slightly
in BUYERS favor. - Increased supplies Green
corn very pa.ty prime lott sArAbif Al "1slae
figures Cabbsee ID doing Little hotter Pumpkins arr
squash steadv many Naferme ons beng eceVed'
prices Cher Very ils demand Tor Auskmei'ns
~ afinrs
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7.
Cacntts Buffalo Light 10 2HlTc. Middle q -aDl7c.
Heavy. l51l7c DanIsgsL i44ie@c.
Export aud JJbbIg Leather, Heavy, 22c24o.
r.
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the ending sept. .. 1879.

Directions
send only good articles The freht and other ca.
mp poor good PIT everything good order An atira 1'e
look secarts examination aud ofen nskes hlic nhst.
package siottuly anttfrRI' lSr.
thai ~" the contents 10 change about
Use IHaig 90 ci.In. srg, lLgo straw Wit eggs haIA
paIniy Win DTtH gtsHcp be,t-aai n'te conirs
The hos ~ barrel stain he amoant as send et,'r
A f1Ie. Wat 81 sent no r1ut' lime e
An Invoice should barrel box
kNagH the Luiubrr Fhckagea Tor yoUiscil
me r.ra sf o bust shape Lsi your
marx IL in demand
Receipts the week i''nns - kgs Peas 36l2 bush
FxuoIrr. Belns- go rks- Pea i-.-l- bush D!. "
5u~ geau. AR srqr WIN inquiry market u
afnn strong 80 Ne'y fow Sew ht they ~od
nrsbaIv rinaz c.. -. Msrrovs have hai ln'r s-rl
arlDr dsnund arc b. nfnrr ircng or prime lot
genera. siI iee, iut tley have 'n 30 :, q
Al p LufLt'aI 10 ~ -udri ~
some aro .siag Llr 3 tra o.s - iue = y ave
IN. rag d. st4f- 49, Al-rsr ~pana ord,r has enI4fc
elaiI,. ta~ market % WI kiSney at Al 40 Nct Yn,i
,l.fn. receipts
Ighir aug sto.- --h Hlti tie mere c'nhdcnrt S'
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Export Apples. Toe bhs The supply Of hTles has not
en- yras-i1 gfg auf with adr demand prices nave
beer pretty N- unclaimed. Pears have been quite scare for
pact sld doing cons rali letter 'i-r
chsrr Rsffistz ~ 30 TODAY 40 California Pcfrs
Of 81 White ID yennr are expected
fr0f Chicago Thu TAtre we're over - ears OF
from Delaware TO-DAY. .esG"s pretty I' SUPPLY
from !ne offerings largely OF SHOCKS
aud White uraths MOS, Of which were IN good
order TIE demand moderate, aud AT
.t. ~ number remained uurOf Pfces were alsn low,
rnnz Plain hs-srt1 and 100 for ENt
some chuic CSvfur> .eSty Tcchrd 81 ~ ana ~ y
mp high Al 30 pluas a. IN oe Tor req e-i
quotation Crates sell from zoe
10 N - sc,oug 10 Kind quality Grapes very sDun-
ta.t ami o.! l. KIT colorec t'rhnbtr-
~. have been received the VI iy Freehold y. j.
they ae very desirable and - so crate II al IRENE
fsre some Is hbls Choice BERRIES from Cape Cod were
s,d M - rer hi There Is a e demand or Good. well
e. red Berries buyers vii full prices Quotations.
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Diploeno Nonces.

OF1cs OF TIM ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CosPASNl
Nsw-No.A August l. 1873.
4 DIVIDEND of THREE (3) PER CENT
"A hs- been declared by this company oayaoe on tr ht
september The holders " It's Capital STOCK AZ
registered tho 18th otter WHICH, AID uutl
the sth September tho Transfer lOOAs will DO cin.eL
l. V. T. A>DOi.Pif. Tre1snrer
nlVIDEND NOTlCE.-THE NETWORK
~ ELsYAIEs RAILROAD o., rnHAs hnRs 1g'lck bsoAn-
YORK. September I. lS1H-Ih- Drec"is ~ DIS
Company tils day declared DiNiDFND or TWO
AND GNf-IfA ~ f2t PER CENT IN o." quarter ending
October 1879 upoH capital stock ~ this Company.
payable L~ Treasurer AID after ocODcr
ls' FOX tho shareholders ~ record The 2ltb IN
The Transfer books Il De eDsed Al O'Clock M Ga. 10th
INST. aud reopcaed tue morpng ~ October "a next
J. A COMING treasurer.
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Arrivals LIBERAL but there - active de-
md prccs I'm an higher Near By Nmcsehe are
and m moderate request WHITE southern and Western
rr rather quiet Turkeys have fair inquiry st adVaaced
,rlrr, old boosters also doing little better; Dncks
a.. ~ Ar ltat ttos
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Flums, DaMsonI

Uoceirs for the week S7j bales; last week s2 bales
coresuondnc last year. 40" baos Exports Tor the
week. 3.iiJ bales same tine last Feal Dar- harss'
continues active prices ara T, but not q.OAbT mgh
er business Was win eXpcftffs. as seen
v the slinents which are Loo bales OF
the receipts par; ~ toe p King 0 TIE new crOo
rh ,ooi weather will through this week
tntir ,s, New Hops h use; they
NOT ootar abov. 32c in marAet, although extra
lois are h.ld III 8Jc. Quotations;
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IHp MICHIGAN CzSrRAL RAILROAD CoaPAsK.
~ /. LR.. llIIlR- lRANu lR.IIlAL IEplI.

1HB MICHIGAN CzSrRAL RAILROAD COgPAsL
rhgAsl KRss ,-yTICE, GRAND NK.FHAL bKPOI
n Ngw-N oRE Al s,f ~. 1879.
THE sECONDrsORIIlAGE BONDS of tho
"A GRAND RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
guaranteed hy fhts COMPANY due the 1T " Scpienber
Will ne behalf o. TINS afu ~ or t
Previous Lhoiet 40 and accrued n.eFe-i, y
ca ASK = ATKINS, No l. Bfoad-=t. New Y ~.
a. EASDEBbIL1 Urea suI~r.
NEW YORK. Sept p 1879
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MN
TSG COMPASY % The "a INST nj hrcarci theT re,l.
Iaunaly dylferd ~ per shsr PAYABLE SiP.
TIN Bk;, H. az the agency ~ the Nevada BaA 40 -
Msl-st.. New y Crt
rausi,r VIII 6th instant and opca lSh
NJ H. COOK
Vice President
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lrceps for the week sit pkgA last week. 6G23 rsgs
CORRESPONDING week as year. .jj pkg5 lnet has itcu
pretty a'iv n'he al the week h. sine" Saturday TIE
feeling ha been tr sron2 To-Day the receipts were far
-y.-Oy ss-.-cI sitn Improved demand. the market
aei % late this att al ~ strictly
fr"-h Western wrTr held moderately firm AT ljc. Quota
tlifas
Penn & Ny -dOk 21i6 DO. In 2dls a
Uissy Ulhia
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FrrIrs BYglIYsAXD yrr.-nNIrn.

Recclts Dried Fruit Tor the week. ~ pkgs VITA col
pigs II Peanuts Exports Of Dried hpplea 81 bhls
sluoatea ap,s only fsir iuGg.g steady prices
100 ruye- 81 Chnc. TO-DAY l2r New have Ut
pearsd there wi probshlr, Re good dtmsnr II pIoe
nigh. old Sun Dried Apples rrui S'
sissctcus 81 fu prlces Neiy few New Fancy Norm
Carolina white hercs thTy Wsnied and voad -e
vt ,Afrrr.e iicuns say fm o.. Ice. Bright sliced
can be u.,n G~,asc.. with s fair grade 81 rult
lr Sew Apples, hrh from Mss STATE ana
West anruus,y looked for for export The sng" Of
~li De as 20. Few samples or
Evsvoafec Teaches thow bui ~ sails as yet tY ai
thu ~ holders considered
quite ,rtrer and slight might The scc
San bred Peaches both Old new, very hrn without
trad. 81 fuc ca Al II and others AZ
l3c. with a frs l5c. BlacsbeiTes held very
hrongv Holder. hut transac Ons reported
above sc Rasuhiries sissy ~ sc. sales al 29c but
he'd SOC. Cherries scare. hrn and WAITED
lprzOc sold quite freely the advance
With continued fgnt epts prices are very strong
Cyafstiurs.
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Total .09 400 l1J.S97 S4O.U&O T0.loO 1tID
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows;
Receipts shipmentA
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riper. Vessels and Raifro1fs

TUESDAY. Sept. 8. 1879.
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GAS STOCKS y Clty R.R. fiiorsc aud klgt'D
~ socks & Bonds bought & sod FIhEWirL srlIl,s..
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Canal r. H. Cstwise. Bait Phna Poston.
FIour Ibis. -. 1918 Col 6.v6S 1888 l24OS
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JEROME PARK VILLA SITES aad M
~ PR lNEMENr tOMPhNf.
The aannal ns.sns o. ~, ~ ,a.s solpa{ f2s
BRADLEY. treasurer - lrpeIsss Nr Y'f 81 u ~
DAY, September 10. between q; 10 snd r.
LEONARD JLf'l4 ,. Prs lent.
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noo.p. ror tie woos ssi psss last week aa54 psss
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ITNOFEIN INA NNIAL NANAIIA
LoNnaH >e1'@ 1880 Railway shares preferred
y lOusu's, lt-
lnuOs Central 800 Pennsylvania Central s3L Neville
a. Central 5ts. Reading Railroad lsia
LfNnDN - o. $50 90 2. for both uouef
tnd tLH sccOunL Ere EallN shares - Newgereg Gu
VA C0u~ils ln2; frle second c0htos 700
L0ADyN sept "a Ia.-OOLsOs g7.l Tor both uOuer
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Net earnings ..... sls57,74l slso'si2 Dec slO2sss
The decrease in the compsUy's net earnings for
nine months of its fiscal yeaI-October j, 1873. 10
June 80, ls70-amOunts 10 9333,1IO.
The receipts Of -four and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 9th day Of September weref
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Tol. ;lu.D 4ODS45 81 100 5o3.7sO is9.JoI
Tho blowing were the receipts and shipmolLs al
EnG from Chicago and milwaukee, to-day:
Hec,ints snlpmentA
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financial.
4 MONEY to LOAN ON first mortgage, in
a . SUM ~ snt D. TRAVIS. 81 plDe ~. n. n.
VFIlIE % INF
NEwPniLAnElFHA siLsrR MING coNftsr

~ u nj. Company wa De- held the above address
ifdsy th. 18th rr. nj Il NOM 20 hear t' Aie.t u"s
frUu tie gaesct oth-t bueh'.- may Do
before Tho lie oskuaals urgeay
requested be present, Important matters wi De ais
ALFRED EINBETl. Secretary.
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WOOL MARKET.
CHEESE MARKET.

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
FALL Mass. Sept. 0-Markct for Cloths has been
quiet, with quota q shade
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The following shows the exports exclusive of
specie from the port Of Ncwiork for the wecs
ending September . aud siuce the beginning Of tac
year;
1877. 1879. l-7e.
For the Weak - sao07i57 s-os7sSJ sG2l-.l57
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-12
OR HELL.

Miss Nellie Styles is rapidly rccov-
ering.
The roads arc very rough and al
most impossible.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Bascom have
returned from the west.
Mr.. r. A. Williams has returned
from his commercial travels abroad.
DR.. c. f. Branch, who graduated
at Burlington last spring, has located
here. -
The late rains started many SPRINGS
but the deep wells are still dry in mnnv
places.
Mrs. Julia b. Coflern is very i'll.
and IL is feared that she cannot long
survive.
There is 10 be, we understand. n
private and social shop" in the village
this week.
Misses Olivia and Jessie Griswold
and June Warren have gone TO Barre
to school.
A good many Of our good foil,
went or tile excilrsioirrtU Montreal and
Quebec.
REV. Nj. l.. Severance delivers a free
lecture in the Town hall on Friday
evening, this week.
DIR. Kings lecture last week was
attended by about seventy-flve. 1t is
needless to say that he gave the greatest
satisfaction to all. .t -
The horse" Addison owned and
bred by Henry Il. Cults ofthis town.
TOOK the first purse at Montreal last
week, in three straight heals. Time
2.27.
Hon. Henry Lodge, Supt. L. S. mint
at San Francisco, Cal, and wife. was
i'll town last week visiting friends and
relatives; also Daniel Barber of St.
Paul, Minnesota.
"A very small audience was ont 10
hear Prof. Secly last week. DIR. i. T..
King delivers his poem entitled" Man
ners and Men," here this week. Next
week, Rev. NJ. l.. Severance speaks on
!" Geology" .
NS-We hear that some time this win
terrible Phoenix Club will play the ,lra-
ma Better than Gold +" and the old
time favorite Z" Box and Cox" The
Club meet this week at ilc residence of
Mr.. Elias Ray.
The Congregational Sabbath school
will give n literary entertainment and
a supper at the town hall Oh Christmas
eve; the committee are Supt. Branch
and wife, Rev. Mr.. Severance and wife.
and Dea. Bascom and wife.
Miss Orpha Carter is teaching this
winter in the South district, Miss Julia
Cook in the Clark district, Mr.. Vernon
Branch and Miss Virginia Bissette in
the Village district, and Mr.. Edward
McGraw at the Mount. Mr.. McGraw
is from Manchester, w., and will M
doubleday prove TO be a most thoronyh
teacher and II good disciplinaiian.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-12
4 DERGENN-ES.

"A new show window has been put
in tho post office block, aud will be
used bylMlrs. Z. T.. johnson.
Butter has taken q sudden decline
in price, and now is within the reach Of
a reasonable price. ID. .ai. slasa /,
The Good Templars Convention
was quite well attended, although the
day was unpleasant and damp. Both
sessions was held in the Methodist
church. '......., r.. "a
DR.. A. a. Arthur, who has been
quite sickior a long Zine, was consid-
cred much better, but was taken with
pleurisy, and has been much worse, but
is now slowly improving. sa3a q 10
Mr.. G. ID. Inghaml contemplates
making skating rink near Comic
Hill. We doubt but il will be success
as he can flow il over with very little
trouble and in q short time ready for a
freeze. 3D. Nuls
The young pcole's Literary Society
met at the residence OF =. ID. Smith last
week and recognized, electing new
president in place of o. II. Strong, re-
signed, also other officers. The society
met this week at w. G.. Sprague's.
Last Sunday the NJ. L. church was
filled to Overlooking with people, who
came 10 listen TO the words of life spok-
Ell by Rev. Merritt Ilulburd, who gave
one of the finest sermons wo have ever
heard him preach, and no heart in the
large audience left untouched By the In
spring words. Mr.. Hulburd intends
giving an address in the Methodist
church next week Tuesday, entitled
"a week in Venice which will be
very interesting and doubtless largely
attended. bns-' 81
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-12
NEW HAYEN.

In the report of what has been &C.
complished by the ladies of New Ia
ven since 1871, there is an apparent
neglect of the " Home " at Burlington.
Individuals and districts have given
money and clothing not recorded on
the treasurer's book. That credits us
with 1926. The reports of the
Home," since 1875, show that $4,000
cash have been sent there, besides pro-
vision and various packages of clothing,
etc. We would not seem to have
small interest in an institution so vitality
connected with the prosperity of our
commonwealth. f.....,
Below are given the names and aver
age grade of those students who have
ranked IS or more for the term end
ing Nov. &c; 100 is perfect: John G.
Allen, 81; Fordyce III. Bottum, 80;
Robert J. Barton, 81; Charles Billings,
So; Wallis Bristol, 80; Fred ii. Curler,
Sc; John f. Dyer, SO; Chas. E.. De-
Pobtee, IS; l.. SaXton Doud, sc; Chas.
). Dana, %; Arthur II. lane, So; Her.
bert j. Miller, 80; Elmer Z. Miller, 81 |;
lIcrmon E. Remington, 95; Julius ".
Sturtevant, %; Chas. +. Squier,a 93;
Volnic j. Thompson, 81; Lottie K.
Bottum, So; Netlie A. Brunette, 81 /;
Ruth Bowdish, SC; Hattie Bowdish, 30;
Kate S. Chailce, 81; Minnie Il. Doud,
So; Flora Hill, 81; Carrie Il. Jones,
80; Lucia A. IIathornc, SO; AnnaLadd,
90; Mamie l.. Orvis, 80; Carrie E.
Partch, 81; Alice +. Swift, IS; Julia
Sampson, s6 itttic A. Thompson, SO I;
Lizzie T.. Wilson, %. The first prize
for suDeriOrity in general scholarship
~. thompson; the second prize for ex-
cellence in rhetoricals to Elmer p. Mil
Ter. OF the ladies', Hiss Lizzie P..Wil-
son was Judged best in rhctoricals and
was awarded the prize accordingly.
c. c. COVE, Principal. g
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-12
PAN7ON.

DIR. Tousley has been quite III for
the past few days.
The several schools of this place
began on Monday, Dec. list.
The thanksgiving ball at The Good
Templars' hall was success.
Report is that our postmaster re-
signs this quarter. Sorry to hear it.
james Tenbreekc ofthis place has
been engaged to teach the district school
al Chimney Point, West Addison. "
Ebert Stsgg, son of Josiah Stagg,
has Just returned from Saxton's River.
where ne has been attending SCHOOL, 4
Mrs. Jacob Spaulding has returned
from Rome, n. y, where she has been
for the extraction of cancer; she is do
ing well. als|
Mrs. Brownley and Henry Brown
lev of Pawlel, MA noilicr and brother
OF Mrs. 1nusley Of this place, have been
in town visiting, the past week,
Fred Granby, son of the fate Ar
mon Granny, has been III of hing fever.
but is improving. Dr. kidder Of Vel-'
gcnDes is the attending physician. slili
Miss I.ibbie, who has been spend
ing few weeks with friends in town,
returned-to Manchester, N. H., this
week, where she is employed il a cot
ton factory ,.ise 'ief'
Thursday night last Mr.. T.. G. Nos
ton was awakened by hearing some
thief among his poultry. lie took hi,
gun and erept noiselessly 70 tho baeA
door, where he saw some four footed
animal proving IN a cat like appcnr-
ance among the turkeys. As suon ar
he singled him ont, Mr. ~ fired,
thus ending his dealing = ir lWntiY.
The animal weighed abnd ~ anty live
pounds, aud measured from Nj head 10
the zip of his tail, ST. Ain. IL isthought
to be n lynx, Que similar 20 this hay-
Ing been seen last year by different par
ties several times.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-12

night before, and 20 on, and In few
days you will be well started. After n
short time of this treatment, If your
stomach should crave more balm, add q
,hornv between regulars. Tho first fa-
vorable symptom In the case looked for
by The doctor is q leaden briiliancy to
the eye-a beautiful hue of the rain
bow, extending across the "beakv to
the cheeks. This Is very encouraging,
showing the unerring and sure effect
of the balm upon the system of the pa
tent. At this first stage of the case it
might be we'll TO add slight "sniftcr"
to be taken in tumber that has had
water in 1t between regulars and horns.
Should the stomach by its sudden excl
tration in the morning eject the eye
opener, wait few moments and then
take another but perseverel Second
stage of the cure, which the doctor
anxiously looks for, is the appearance
of beautiful red blossoms, varying in
size from a tea-rose TO q sun-flower, on
or near the bcak. At this encouraging
sign 1t might be we'll to add q light
"suuitch' between the horns and sniff
tiers, and taken in moist tumbler, and
take the night-cap and cye-opener
StTulRnl lTOHi tnc Jug itO bOo WV
burden the. mind with the care of fami-
ly or business; cat but little, take gen.
lie exercise. AT this stage of the case,
with the above symptoms in view, do
not despair, but fill up the jug-perse-
verel The next and last symptom in
the case which is hailed with delight by
the doctor is to imagine yourself cover
ed. with vcrmin, your toes nibbled by
rats, mice, cockroaches and spiders,
your hair pulled by and grinned at by
young students in the DOCTORS employ,
your fingers sucked by toads, lizards
and goggle-eyed frogs, your body ell
circlcd and crawled over by Shiny rep
tiles, pursued and cornered by wild
hogs, with shouts like horns and red
hot - Fear not; though unpleasant
theseIthings are but visionary, and will
soon pass away. Double up on the
nigbt-cap and eye-opener, add one or
two "fingers" to the regular and horns,
take snifters and squitches in dry tum-
blers, eat nothing, keep up good heart,
be encouraged, the end is nigh! Take
a club TO bed with you, land you will
soon lie able TO drive the whole crowd
of Fostering just ahead of you across
Jordan! Then the cure is completed.
1t is hoped that this balm will be rec
commended to your afflicted neighbor
10 help the DOCTOR