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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-06-28
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Editor 4 Proprietor.
A Broker, Heart.
Denver News;r

-H \A'SA A>O"Os/ = - ~ tS'a
Miss Prince was the only ds,shuz
Of a Pittsburg merchant and ',tVo
years ago was welded to NJ. SsvIalae.
Of Baltimore. Six hours aftef {bc
ceremony the train upon whiXll tiSt
had started on their bridal tour ~
wrecked and the husband Of lee thaa
a day was killed. The sl.ocE Of. -
terrible calamity robbed tGs 'SSS oiSSt
wife for time OF her reason. :F4V
this mental death che tecovalpls0
&" into slow Decline All ,tha 49,
SONS Of her life were ,wi.herip9, ia
the world once 90 trdtea II 6SSU(I
and delight became . pttSSH Co.,
which her. spirit longedo g - Ct,
They took her across the sea, bat ~
panorama Of scene and incident "a
no power to renew the love 81 III
and the young thing faded q q f6xatsuf
fades. At last they took hee M ~
south Of France, aud there, enid e.
bloom of aowers-on the spot wkose
Petrarch once sang song to- ElvfttHs
10 the home Of Leonardo do V1nclT
exile-this fair American girl fesal
the peaceful quiet Of tho grave, on
correspondent who relates the ioeie
dent draws vivid picture Of tho 's6f..
rowing family around the death. b1l,
The father overwhelmed, With sRrje(.
the mother wild with despair, I'LL
a Young sister clasping q hand Of Tie
dying girl looks with palifd fac9 6n6
rigid lips into the glazing eyeo. s.t'r
"The anguish is nearly ovcr-nx
race Of life is DONE" came 10 Z feeble.
information from the lips Of tho d..
iog." > 9e146t'aha
"Aud you are willing to dis ~ ash.
ed minister, bending low p eetaA
the whispered utterauce. ~"
"Oh, 90 glad! Listen to me- I
die, as many Of my sex have done, u
q broken heart. l had pst ny ell q
life and hope on the hazard of saa
earthly love and God has smitten 10
for my SIM" - '''''''
'1t was M Sin to love-" p ha'Ta
"No, not to love-but to bnild q
idol and as l did-and to worship tho
creature instead of the Greater. :. /
have been terribly punished. The
horror Of these two brief years u
words can tell" ..o.ibs;,
There was q dutter Of lbe toehlo
heart. The blue eyes sbesthed them.
selves meath palely. tinted u 1a1ea
lids, and the fair young FORM, obeCsC
full Of subtle life, Was foespasiaee
death.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-06-28
An American Chapel in China Sacked.
OEOOcbOw Herah.)

On Sunday. the 10th Of February
a mob of over a hundred persont
fOtcihly entered the American Metho,
dist Chapel at Yunch'an, l4O miles
s"utl. Of Foocl,ow.. aud violently as.
saulted the Christians who had gath.
cred therein for divine worship. I'll.
catechist and congregation escaped
tn the magistrates yamen, leaving
he mob in possession of tho chapel
The Iabble immediately set to, work
aud destroyed the seats, tables, etc.
Previous to this attack the people had
been called upon hy the gentry Ia
subscribe 800 casll-avowedly to.
ward the determination If h,isiiaui>
ty in their district. Their modus
"perandi was to tear down The chapel
IN the first instance and subsequently
to destroy the houses Of the Chris.
tians; thus forcibIy driving them ont
Of the place. But, happily, only part
vt this programme was carried out.
The sufferers by tho riot fled to the
magistrates yamen, where they were
kindly received and promised pro.
lection.
A few days later the magistrate
went ia person to inspect the wrecked
chapel. He Immediately instituted
an examination into the whole affair,
and required the offenders to pay ali
expenses attending the repair Of tie
chapel, to furnish medical aid to the
wounded men, and IT, find six months
security for the lives of the persons
assaulted. The man who had been
most severely beaten vas ordered to
receive $50 as compensation, but,
with rare Observation-Disclosures, l,o re-
fused to receive the money, 10 order
that tho purity Of lis motives in be.
GINNING o Christian should not be
doubted. BY this prompt action Of
the Ynnch'un magistrate, and the
unseltil' conduct Of the native Chris
tians, not only has peace been res
tored, but also good state of feeling
between the Christians and their
heather neighbours secured, the latter
far once fully understanding that
Christians must not be prosecuted for
refusing to contribute to idolatrons
purposes, and also that the highe,
and nobler principles which they
claim to have adopted are entitled to
respect and legal recognition.
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An amusing .needoss q taa IL ~
cons to- light. HsgMae - lNnO ef1it
fish markets On tho wharf, ID, inaoGtA
customary overalls, whsnithseep6alh 4p's
. sinking vessel rushed asAdlUj dsA9pw
Selling Mr.. Otis by the shouDdss; ahUtstt
ed: "s.y, old man, quickl. Do yea
want job" Mt; 9th looked q hia3
little .arprised! and turned a w $50 : !,
up and again demanded: s9iy,a y11,rt
don't you want : job TO 'p6mt JttsHr
vessel ~ bat Nj. Otis reeaiA66Saeo(s i,
lat which the exaspssete4 seapsa1!14.is
claimed: well. old chap, Il ysd ~.
too lazy TO- wes1 -yea viz le-in ~
poor:houee, esc than tlundRIE Thae
| quit man In IT. ove.alk w ~
owner ~ 'fn''s thea tasss 4 a. :. l g
i -
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FOR KATE.
BY ". Z. J.

Waist twenty years haze passed ava,
'Maist twenty years 9--it can ma be.
II SerEIs to me. but ane or twa,
Syne We were dant;iit on my knee.
MAST twenty years : Sure mann dream
The flight o time /: / snre forget.
Yes IA sac far on life's swat stream,
For We are still my bairnie vet.
I'll ma consint that We are grawn.
Sac in o mirth, sac fu' q glee,
Tho years haze come, and years haze gone
ic nivcr will be grawn to me.
III ma gle will, to let You gae,
Ava tlae me, my tlarlin' pet.
Wha liver asks. III answer, Nae.
| can ma spare my bairnie yet.
Twal break my heart amast in twa.
To tell my only one, Gnidbye.
could na' see you g,ng ava,
Ye maun ma gae-afore die.
T" LIES best joy, Twad be Adieu,
We're We to .ar, Twad he my doom.
A wad be cherrless without yon,
Aud, home wad be ma longer Home.
Tho haze naught o this warl's gear.
"clai,he W up sac fine and Draw,
Yes a haze in life to speir,
And a is gone If yer ava.
Wealth, in the shape o gold is naught,
Colds ma o wealth the smallest part,
True pleasure, gold has never bought.
True wealth lies only i the heart
We bring yer mther back to min
In wards We say-in acts We do.
.e,d u the joys o ''Auld lang sync.'
Come fresh again, sweet Kate, thrO' you.
Then stay little LANCER yet,
For soon my leaf o life maun "a,
And shall pay that last cauld debt.
That debt which, Kate !awaits us n.
And weep not, when this heart is still.
When death has gi'td frae time. release.
Yen he it's warmth, till death cauld
chill,
Shall bid its qlivering pulses-cease.
Then with that mither dear-ance more.
In rea ms far tdr ayont the sky.
Well meet again LIES struggles DER,
And yen be. with us-by and by.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-06-28
A HIGH OLD TIME,
Railroad Tickets Given Away aud Z
Chrome and Beer Thrown In.
Washington Post.

Kansas City. Mo-, .Inna lathe
railroad war continues. The Hauni>
bal e. St. Joe hung out q banner with
Fifty. cents to Chicago" painted 10
blood red letters. The Missouri Pa.
citic Immediately piacarded, ''Fifty
cents to St. Louis" Then came tho
St: L0nis, Kansas City e. Northern
with = like reduction, aud q charm
ipg chrome thrown in. aud the Chi.
cago e. Alton shouted a. how - tho
"a the lowest. Men aud women are
going to Chicago and St. Louis who
did not think Of going until the war
commenced. Last night, just before
the time Of the announcement was
made, the Hannibal T. St. Joe had
reduced to five cents, and tue excite.
ment vas fearful, out.goiug trains
could not hold the crowds Of passen.
gers, and ne xaboys we,e flying about
tue streets with tickets for Chicago
aud st. Louis stuck in their bat
bands, and cIlr0mOs and checks for
beer were given to purchasers. Of
tickets. The mayor Of the city gath
cred a lot Of vagabonds, paupers,
tramps aud colored idlers and shipped
them to St. Louis. For some time
past St. Louis has been sending
pauper to Kansas City, and this move
on the part Of the mayor 10 retallia>
ton has caused considerable laughter.
Tho latest reports at the railroads
offices are that through tickets ia
New York are cold At $40 50, and
at,ont 100 tickets q were sold 70,
St. Louis and Chicago each ) esterday,
There are M indications Of the cesss.
tion Of hostilities, and amid tho o.
element at tho depot just before tb,
starting Of the trains, free ticket
were offered BY the agents Of th,
Chicago & Alton. ,'@ "a ,s,,s .,..,.
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Brigham Youns's WIN.

81 Br 1gham Young's VIII. b.,
Salt Lake City, June l5.-Emilia
A. Young yesterday made application
for the appointment Of a receiver aud
for an Injunction to restrain the ex-
ecntors Of the estate Of the late Brig
ham Young from the further perform.
ance Of duty, claiming that they have
improperly made away with about
81 900. 900 Of the estate. The execn.
tors are George Q. Cannon, Albert
Darlington and Bingham Young, jr.
The THIRD District Court has ap-
pointe.l Uuited States Marshal
Shaughnessy and Mr. Mccormack, 4
banker, a. receivers. The estate is
claimed to be worth A.. 500, 200. About
81 100000 is said to have been return.
I'd t" JOHN Taylor, trustee Of the Nor.
mon Church, by the executors. The
will Of Bringham Young vas bublish.
ed 10 full this morning. -, :.
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DE-. G. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are no, recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills tina; flesh is heir to- but in
affections of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases Of that character, they
stand without a rival.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c, MCLANE and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name McLa"e, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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EVERY BOX WARRANTED

EVERY BOX WARRANTED,
Most Complete Satisfaction Guaranteed
or No Pay.
Full directions around each box
physicians supplied by mail, postpaid
ios so per thousand, in bulk, cash il
advance. We will send these Pills II
any rplisble drngSist or merchant to eel
ON commission. Agents wanted every
where eri s sAh
q. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
llloel IllIh Pr'ph..!el'.
June SLY.
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PARSONS
pUR TIVE PILL S

Stand uneoualed before the world to-day.
By varying the dose according to direc-
tious. Parsons Pnrgative Pills effectually
Purify the Blood and greatly alleviate,
if not entirely cure Dyspepsia, scrofula
or Kings Evil, Rose. Erysipelas or St.
Anthony,s Fire, Ernptions, and Eruptive
Diseases of the Skin, Salt Rhcum. Tet-
ter. Ringworm. Sores, Boils, Tnmors'
Morbid Swellings, alterations, PimpIes
and BlOtches.
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GU f AND FEVE r.

No better cathartic can be used prepar-
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
As simple pursative they are TN.
= edualed.
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W. H. 'Ack'
(Saeesseor to JACK 4 PIERsON)
Attorney and Counselor at Lee
NATCHITOCHEs, LA.
WILL practice In the Courts Of Natchitoches.
W Sabine, DeSote, Ked River. Vim, Rapides,
- 0saut, and IN the Supreme Court Of the
Dooee. Clains promptly attendedto.
April ~ 1877.
w. y. LEVY. DANIEL c. SCARBOROUGH.
EVA SCARBOROUGH,
ATTORNEYS At Law.
e1AvIN0 associated themselves vii. practice
IL II the Parish and District, the 18th JUN
q District, and In the parisheSOf VIM and
0s1at Supreme Court Of Louisiana, q. >. Dis
sr Of aad Circuit courts Of Louisiana and U. >.
CouHt Of Claims Of Washington.
Office in the Lacoste Building
up Stsirs.)
NATCH1TOCHES, LA.
Aug. 3, l076.1y.
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The Greatest Medical Triumph o.
Modern Times! The Mysterious
Channel Of Disease Discovered,
and a Certain Cure Prori-
ded. The Stomach,
Lirer. and Bowels 5sr. ~
the Centre Of
Disease. s-st o..
PARSONS PURCATNE PILLS
The Great Anti. Bilious Remedy and
Miasmatic DISCOVER.
PARSONS
PURGATIVEPILLS

Are the result Of long-continred scien-
tific investigation, and are Warranted to
cure a.. diseases originating IN the
Stomach, Liver, and Bowels NOgrip-
ing pains follow the uss Of these Pills,
unless tho Bowels are inflamcd; but Re-
lief, Immediate Relief, may he relied
upon. As Il Common Family Physic
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Waist twenty years haze passed AVA,
'Maist twenty years e--it can ma be.
II SeeErs to me. but ane or twa,
Syne We We're ,lant;iit on my knee.
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1faasleut advertisements q. So pc, squar. If
hoes 0seviss, Nrst insertion. Each subse.
~asnt assertion is cents per square.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-07-21
DAVID SIMPSONS ESTATE.
Notice of Settlement and Application for Distribution
STATE OF VERMONT o.,.,,. n...... :,

In Probate Court held at Irasburgh in said District
en- the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1879.
Jane S. Simpson, executrx OF the last will and tesla
ment OF David Simpson. late Of Greensboro, in said
District deceased presents her final administration
account for examination and allowance and makes
application for decree of distribution and partition of
the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon. it is ordered by said Court, that said
account aud said application be referred to session
thereof to be held at l. II. Thompson's Office said
Irasbugh on the LIST day OF September A. D. 1872 for
hearing and decision thereon.
And. 1t is further ordered. that notice hereof be
given to all persons interested by publication Of the
same three weeks successfully in the Orleans County
Monitor. newspaper published at Barton, previous
to said time appointed for hearing that they may APP
pear at said time and place, and show cause, if any
they may have why said account should not be allow
ed. and such decree made.
By the Court-Attest
L. ii. THOMPSON, Judge.
A true copy Of Recorl-Attest,
o3l L. Ii. THOMPSON, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-07-21
COWS MORALS.

The following communication from
Rev. J. G. Taylor, one of the textbook
committee, and gentleman well in
formed in the matter Of which he speaks
will be of interest:
At Barton Landing, June 3Oth, the
text book convention adopted an excel
lent book, entitled "Good Morals and
Gentle Manners" 1t will certainly be
highly beneficial to have this work in
our schools. The Introductory price of
the book is So cents. Parties desiring
it should address NJ. W. Tewksbury,
No. s Hawley Street, Boston. Our au-
thor has rendered this subject, which
might be considered dry. highly in
structive and entertaining by his simple,
attractive style. intersperced with nu-
merous illustrations and anecdotes.
Shrewd, scheming men. who will have
no regard for the rights Of men, nor ap-
parent sense of accountability to God,
may be graduated from our schools by
the education of the intellectual faculties
alone, but if we would have true nobil-
ity of character, the moral faculties
must also be developed. A class in
Cows Morals in each of our schools will
doubtless help to promote good behav.
Jour both in our schools and out of them
J. @. TAYLOR
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-07-21

meal, sleep in their own beds and keep
one eye on business even during the sea-
son of recuperation.
The revival of business about which
everybody has been talking and hoping
for the last FIVE years, seems finally to
have become a reality. Hardly since
war times has New York city looked,
felt and been SO active. Even the
croakers have to recognize the new order
of things to the existence Of which all
indications point. The July edition of
Bradstreet's mercantile agency book.
which is invaluable authority in such
matters, justifes the cheering outlook
by showing large net increase of firms
in business since the publication of the
April edition, which could not have
taken place but for the ''rising tide in
the affairs of men. There is a wonder
full little instrument known to modern
medical science as the sphygmograph,
which visibly indicates the exact move
ments and character of patients pulse !;
and I think Bradstreet's may be called
the commercial sphygmograph. Con-
stantly watching the course of nearly a
million merchants, and publishing four
times year the results of these obser-
vations in its volume of reports, it fur
nishes an almost perfect record of the
country's condition and progress. This
progress has been so long in the wrong
direction that the present unmistakable
revival is fit subject for general re.
Joicing.
You should have seen the crowd al
Coney Island on the Fourth. Some say
there were 100000 people there. Those
figures [ have no doubt were nearly
correct, at any rate the crowd was SC
large that everybody, except the true
Coney Island enthusiast, was made un.
comfortable. All went merrily during
the day but the rain commenced tc
come down in torrents about half-past
seven in the evening, and kept it up fol
two hours or more. 1t spoiled the fire.
works, which I announced would be lei
off with such blaze of glory. 1t must
be said for the credit of the Island tina,
every one willing to pay for it had plen.
ty to eat and drink. and that the many
thousands of excursionists were carried
safely home. RADIx.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-07-21

The Free Baptist church are rejoicing.
as well they may, over the fact that
their new and beautiful edifce will soon
be free from debt. A debt of $500
was incurred in erecting their church,
and now, largely through the efforts of
their pastor and Mrs. Wylie, of White
field. N. H., almost the entire sum has
been pledged by members and others
toward liberating the society from debt.
LYNDoNvILLE.
Fire broke out in the boiler rooms Of
the railroad shops at Lyndonville, early
last Tuesday morning, but it was discov-
cred just in season to prevent large
conaagration.
Everybody who heard the sound of
the steam gong at the railroad shops on
the night of the recent fire will remem-
Der 1t as the most unearthly and fright
full sound that ever woke startled COM
munity. 1t was very small fire for
SO big scare.
SHEFFIELD.
Rev. w. L. Noyes preached here in
exchange with Mr.. Atwood last Sunday.
There was an impressive occasion Of
baptism in connection with the Free
Baptist church one week ago last Sun
day. Rev. Mark Atwood performed the
rite the choir was present and sang
appropriate hymns. MIR. Atwood has
been very successful in his ministry
here thus far.
LYNDON.
I The Lyndon band went to st. Johns
bury last Saturday to play for the
Mason's parade.
Thomas Quimby dropped $40 bill
at the Lyndon Mill last Tuesday, but
the finder was honest and returned it t.
the owner
The hay crop on the meadows is light
er than last year, but is better on the
uplands. There will be an average crol
through town. Potatoes are looking wei
in spite of the bugs
H. M. Nichols is building an addition
to his store on Church street, occupied
by HI. L. Parker. The lower floor will
be used by Parker for an office, and thu
second floor by Bean, the photographer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-07-21
MARBLE
AND
Granite Works.

I have just received large
stock Of Marble from the quarries
which [ propose to sell cheaper
than ever.
After this date, I will sell Head
stones 8 feet 6 inches high, / foot
6 inches wide, $500 each. Chill
drens Headstones $500 each. The
above prices include one inscrip-
ton, one footstone, good bases
and set up in good order. These
prices are for parties coming here
to my shop to buy these Head
stones, they will cost 25 per cent
more if sold by travelling agents.
Ihave Italian Marble, Suther-
land Falls, Rutland, East Dorset
and Columbian. Granite Monu-
ments and Tablets always on hand
and furnished TO order.
NJ. y. Smith.
Barton. Vt. July O. 1870. o3l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-07-21

Hon. John A. Kasson, q. S. Minister
to Austria. a Vermonter by birth, is
visiting his old home in Burlington.
He was a graduate of the University of
Vermont, class of AZ, and for twenty
years has been one of the leading men
of Iowa. He was Mr.. Lincoln's First
Assistant Postmaster General, and after
four terms in Congress. now represents
this country in one of its most impor-
tant foreign missions
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-07-21
g. p. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Passenger Trains Leave
a m; S45 am; 1:9o p m;
Gas p m; 1880 p m. North-4;oo mi ar
1880 m Gar. 6;40) BIO p. m.
.NTRY-South-8:5 m; G:5s m; l042 p m.
North--l2;37 p m; PC pm m.
Ion ADMINISTRATION n m; e9:05 m !;
l:lO IN; 7:lO y IA; 1888 y m. Norh-3:42 n
m; 1920 m 4:20 p m; 6:l6 m; S:46 m.
fON-louth-7:24 m; 9:20 m; l:53 p m; 1928
d m; HOS d m. N0rth-3.27 m; 1910 p m !;
4:O5 m; 6;5s p IN; $50 p m.
I'm BARTON-South-T:3 m; 1880 a m; 1888
p IN; Ills p m. NOrth-S:l5 a IN; ll:5s m I;
5:44 p m.
RK's-Soatl-7:53 IN; 1853 p m. NOrth-ll:4o
N; 5:27 IN.
IN BURKE-SoutA-s:0 m; $3.50 m; 2:2l p
m; s:Oi p m; ll:40 p m. North-2:53 m ;
1889 a m; $3.50 p m; SIS p m; 0s:O4 p m.
DONVlLLE-lSouth--s:2 m; 1907 m; 2:40
y M; 1925 m; 1900. NORTHEAST m; ll:l4
a IN; 1871 m; ass y m; 7:4S m.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-07-21

|ew Advertisements To-day.
ItaiF,rd. Barton Landing. Raspberries Wanted
Baldwin. Barton. Barton Academy
Simpsons Estate, Greensboro.
d r. Halls Estate. Bloomington.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-07-21

Boston Wholesale Produce Market.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-07-21
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR,
A ID HTRRA RID

Jobbing and Commission Dealer in Butter. Cheese
Flour, Lard. Eggs. Beans, Dried Apple. de-,
81 John Street. Boston, Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-07-21
Orleans PROBATE COURT.

II further notice Probate Courts will DO held as
}:
!. II. ThompsOn's office In Irasburgh on the LIST
Ay Of each month. except August.
CIRCUITS Office IN Newport on the last Friday Of
honth. except July. DEF
L. II. THOMPSON, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-07-21

REMARKs.-The butter trade is slow and unsatisfac-
tory this week. The quality is not quite up even on
the best dairy make Prices are unchanged. Cheese
Is shade drmer. Eggs are higher. Flour is easier
and lower. Pork. lard and hams are without change
in price. Corn and Oats are frmer but not active.
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MAS ON &c.
Local News.

Igular Communication Of Orleans Lodge, No. 80,
u-fl-.s Ananst
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