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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-17
HOrkingnlen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after winter ofrelaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthen
log to prevent an attack of Ague, Bill
| business or Spring Fever, Or some other
spring sickness that will unfit you for a
seasons work. You will save time,
much sickness and great expense if you
will use one bottle of Hop Bitters in
your family this month. Don't wait.
See.other column.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-17
THE GAY YOUNG PARAGRApHER.

THE GAY YOUNG PARAGRAPHER.
Twas a gay young paragrapheT,
Who wrote an ancient squib;
lie was of wine quaffer.
This gay young paragrapher,
And did't mean to lib.
When he said this ancient squib
Was his own. For when glib
And gay young paTagrapher
Is at others jokes Laughter,
Like this gay young paragrapher,
There are times when he will crib
A very ancient sqUib,
And even tell q flo
win a gay young paTagrapher,
Who is of wine a quaffeT,
And writes an ancient Squib,
Like this gay young Photographer.
-NeU York Mail
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-17

For number of years the Mendels-
sohn Piano Co. have aimed at the pro-
duction of a splendid piano at low
price. They have more than cucceed-
ed. Model mechanism, skill and
genius cannot produce a better piano,
while the price is below that of any
other first class make.-L0uisuHe Courier
Journal, July %, 1876.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-17

LAST year 81 ,227, 722 worth of prop.
erty was burned up in Philadelphia
and one man was convicted of arson
and sentenced to two years imprison.
ment.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-17
ABOUT HAMMER

ABOUT HAMMER.
There was young lady named Hauner,
She had a nose liz c bananner;
She taught in a school,
An She rid on a mule
But she could never play the pianner
She married Teller named Tanner,
That carried the star-Spangled banner;
But, they fell out and fit
she's a grass wilder yit
An he drives 4 dray in Savanncr.
-EGchdnge
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-17
VERSICLES.

NOT ANTONY.
Hes not dying, Egypt, dying,
Nor his life amt ebbing fast.
Every enemy he's defying,
Like Trojan, 10 the last.
He il kicking, Egypt, kicking,
Full or life and full of vim;
And the dark Pluton1ap shadows
Haven't got the drop on him.
Exchange
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-17

a JUVENILE CoEUNDRUM.
With face plump up to window-pane,
Intenty watching the falling snow
THAT turned to slush in the after-rainl,
Young Tom let this conundrum go:
''DO you know what that white stuff is mamma,
That's comm down from the sky up there
Do you give it up We'll. guess it are
The dandrUff out of the Angels hair.
-Y0nkers Gazette.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-17

TIE legislature of Delaware divorced
thirty-four married couples at Its recent
session.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-17
a Crisis.

Suppose that upon the announcement of each
new invention. all using similar inventions should
order at once, who can fancy the bedlam that
would ensue? How novel to uSe new 7ldteIt
chuTn daily, and wash three or four times a week
In order to keep pace with the new washing ard
Wrlnging machines that would pour in from
every quarter! Think of the farm covered with
patent plows, rakes, mowers, ETC., etc. Think,
100, OF the poor invalid who would only have time
to draw the cork, and take one dose Of the latest
medicine when the druggist would rush in with
still later, much better, more certain. and more
wonderful catholicon. Fortunately the people
are conservative, and reluctantly discard the
trusted, tired, and true, for the glamour of new.
Nowhere Is this principal better demonstrated
than IN the steady and gradually increasing sale
ofDr. SageS Catarrh Remedy, which for over
quarter OF a century has held the field against all
others and has from one generation to another
given entire satisfaction. Its cures are numbered
by thousands.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-17

CERTAINLY one is not wise if he pur-
chase any organ before obtaining the
latest catalogue and circulars of the
Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. See adj
fertisement, and send postal card ask
ing for them, and they will come free.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-17
Fun For Our Friends.
MARY's LITTLE CORN.
Mary hsd a little corn

Mary had little corn
upon her little toe,
And everywhere that Mary went
Tie corn was sure to 90.
-CGmdeH Post.
And to the cooling oceans shore
Ii followed her one day;
But the little ache corn was so sore
She couldn't play croquet.
Island RerielC.
What makes the corn hurt Mary so?''
The other players cried.
Because she wears her boots so tight"
a looker-on replied.
Seaside Press
And YOU little lump upon
Your toe can grow 10 suit,
by putting on a fiTe-siZed foot,
A number two-SiZed boot
Boston TraCeEsr.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-17
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OF
HO PS

Sour StOmachs,
acts promptly and
like a charm upon
the Liver. Kidneys
and Urinary Or
gans, the seat of
all diseases
, 1879-08-08
LABOR.

Facts Concerning Labor In Europo and
A,ncrlcs which Nosoal Very 1mpurtnnt
Truths. =,
,v.ar,.orcy n n Auo E-.<rto f,,1ovi,r
Inv hrcn Iurptshrt] l.y tb,. r,,nrt mont ef stnfe
Thy roports from tl,v United States Cous,,ls
~, In o.,mtitirn ~ l,to- In tho en,.oro, ,o,,n.
" Wv eu''..uo" ~ .ao ~ ~ 'e'esA. s"su
tres OIL Europe, WHICH hhSe oeen pseaaeea 1os
publication being provided for on thu last day
~ III, raca,t a.s,fnn NJ t.nprress will In rcav
~. ill.,, .,.,.Iaa w. ts,r ,1..s "
LOT ulstr1out'on III 4 10" aass'
question IN Europe, viz: the ratea vi wages, Ill.
.,,-. NJ 1at,,r III. hahtfs rf tho ,v,.,i,,,, ,.n
, 1879-08-08
PRIZE.EIuH1'.

aofreo at st.a Odd Follows Hall In Turtle
Creek, Nenr Ptttabtrg.
6ptc4aI nspateA to Tie 7rttsna
PITTsnuR0, Pa., Aug. IA brutal prize.teht
took place this uiternoou In Odd FslIox.' Hail,
at Turtle Gre tk, thirtcen mics from Plt.sturg.
between Oadn Ma'oney, a local bruises, and
Hurry La!Ecrty, II. Lolita rough. fosty-swo
1uunda were fought. afaloney responded slowly
To the last call, but 1ufFartY did not show up,
30 the refercs decided the fight In favor OF
Ma.oney. Then lllers was an inciptent row Of
large dimensions. LaGcrty's seconds, all
smcarcd with their principals blood, ran to-
wards the referee, shouting and Gesttcu1atlnx
Ike fnatl1nep. Several heads wcro punched, but
no ono was serfoualy Injured. 1.atlcrty's s.ake-
huldcr tat itutitleu the rofcrcc not tu Riye no
the Muney,-s3U a side. tile Odd fcliows at
Turtle Gscrk aro much criticised for renting
t'lsir hall for sub teaatlY purpose ~ prtzc-
, 1879-08-08
ADULTERY.

THE uUILTF FANT1E3 IN CpUAT,
For some time past Mr.. =. ]. Stewart, head
salesman iu thu employ Ut l.. Gould Il TO-.
dealers iu wtilow.wnse, Las had reason TO Aus.
pect the iuldel!ty OF his wife, und, as hts con-
Ytctious grew stronger, hs obtained the services
OF u. Z. Pusteu, q priysta detective, md In
structc1 hlm 10 shadow Mrs, Stewart xnl report
10 ht1n, Wednesday, afternoon tie woman ln
question lett her home. Mo. a5a Indiana street,
iu company with twy lucu, a,lI repaired to o
cheap Iod9lus.house situated al No. II West
Randolph street, llle trlp W1nt upstairs, and
she Gums down few moments later, alone. With
pitcher tn bur !llAd. Tlis stu had tlled With
beer, aud stlo agatl wcpt up-stalr4.
Fatteu made so,no iHguirles about the preMl-
taes, xEI LIQUID tnat Mrs. Stewart hau nccp go-
tnE to shs lotklng.h .house IN see q snan named
J9luas% lolal, professional prize. tx bseg, and
tAat tlIe couple nsd registered a. luan AND wife.
Tho uskectife engaged toom iu lAe building
, 1879-08-08
THE IRON INTEREST.

ST. Louis, Aug. 7.-'Tlc I'ost-Dapateh this
evening pFiuts M article on The iron trade OF
this city, which shows there Is marked reyival
in iron manufactures anl iron mining. Four
large establishments are NOW running to their
full capacity. The Vulcan Worxs, one Of Ito
largest tn the country, are expected to resuns
operations iu tl.s fall, aud the st. Louia Stamp
Ing Colntany nru putting UP q rotlluE-nllll TO
produce sheet.irou for t.lcir own use, which they
l,ave hercto!oru bcru obliged 10 tu,purt- Thrro
are also four blast-furnaets In full operation in
South st. Louis, nlnI the demand for Mlssouri
ore oxceeus tile production.
Snfctni Di&pasch t0 7As fFfohH4
WAsuINoroN, y. e., Aug. 7.-One Of tho
iargeat rollng-mills about Baltimore will next
week resume lt,e manufacture Of Iron rnls.
1a,a mtll llaa b1cn cOsed for tl,rte ycsrs. It
Will clnpluy between aUU AMI 4Ou tnct. 1t has
1argr ORDERS tor both iron and steel rails.
, 1879-08-08

and N. Il. Mcr}ononEh for Abductfn8 old Grows,
nntl tie trial Of Mrs. Mclaughlin for point
ing 4 brokcu revolver At a person nane4
1lnmtltnn IL also ret for trial. pruhahly thu
Mclaughlin cast will 10 sakeu next after tho
conclusion Of the Oppdnhelm trial. "-'.'
PROBATE COURT.
Judge Fniekcrbocksr waa On tho Bench foe =
short time yesterday, and will be In Chambers
this morning.
The will Of Matthias Bchto, ileceasrl. WA atf-
mftteH to probate anlf letters tcAthfrkhtary
lssl1ed to Anna SchIlto. Huhu Of 4220, 88lxj ap-
proyel.
THE GALL. =
JCn0k TULEy-CemnA1 Court-Thursday'& call
and Nos. !. 43f. 1.il6, 1.hill.ao l, b95, i, Go6-
VI. ], b3t. !, o15, md l, 611-JU.
, 1879-08-08
THE WEATHER.

OFr1ck or TnR CnlEr BIosAL OFFICER,
WAsnisoros. D. c.. Aug. 8-1 a. m.-For tho
Lover Lake rcgon, Light rains, followed By
clearing, cooler weather, northwest to SOUTH
west wfnls, aud rising barometer.
For tic Upper Lake region, Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri Valleys, clear Or fair
weather, with northcrly winds shifting to east
anl south In the western portion. slight changes
In Temperature, uu,1 SLOWLY rising barometer,
For thc Tennessee mud Ohio Valley, purity
uorth to west winds, md rising baromcter.
For ts,e GUT States, partly cloudy weather,
with areas Of rain, sout!lcrlv wipds changing to
east anA north, slight rise In barometer, and no
decided change in temperature.
The Upper Ohio River Will riso slowly.
Local OhsKayAT1nNs.
CMlcAoa. Aug. T.
, 1879-08-08

-"'' 7"-1)RAhrAT1ae" NOTES., @.'.
Hooley's Theatre will. - closed IRON MONDAY
next for Two weeks.
John Dillon opens bis season at Mcvickcr's
on Thursday, the oSsh.
"A scrnp OF Paucr...' at Hoolcy's, "Who
Knows ussti' at McVickes'e, during the prcscus
WGek. u
: tMothcr anti Son =" will succeed "Tte Bank
cr's Daughter" Ut Haverty's. 1t has been de-
"Tlle Bankers Daughter" was givcn Inst
night for the twelfth linlc. Its popularity Is
undnnlsfics'. An n,ldtepee erowutnS tie matu
lloor the tlrst ba!eony, sud we'll filling the sGc-
ood, sat through the performance Inst night and
enthusiastically acknowledged It's many beau
tics,
, 1879-08-08
MINOR MATTERS.

- :" - = '''
rrcd Euhrck, wantcd hy t,c,ect,vo stce,e for
some vi the rgcont robncrlcs, WINS Locked up at
tha Armorv tust ntrit bv Olfircr tuctcr..
nt.,,.L., a.,,,,,,.,. =, ", ,no., ,u.....,.
Nlc'lo'as sehuoafL1't o' NO. !vA' wentworth
avenue rcports that como tnc during last night
Ills burr, wns entered ly thieves who s,u1e tow
vn,ucd a, sa5.
.-
James sa0e, alsas "saalc," all expert burg
lnr, wins found spying nbuut III tic business
portion of the city, md was rua in fur yasrupry
by Detective Lordcrcan.
1,,,,n Rant ,,-r,,,, int, .,,o .,u.x, In.
,,,ss. 49,. .,".,. $685. ,,.., T.. ~ ~. ,.' ..e
bnnk.book Of deposit With John l,uchl:r, issued
to Gtnrge sc!iwcinfurtli, baker, tsr', knives.
nm! sone n1lscr traps, wl!lct, he Is suspected Of
having stolen.
an's iinp If w. III an, ~ pI. s,rast fopgs " s
cash while out upon sprce with him, IL pr,s-
oucr at tile Arnory, Us ire a!so Aaroa j. Graves:
notorious old colorcd man, who assaulted
wlthunt provocat!en at, old w0',an named
Annis Mas!, a1d Martin fling. why stole q
rlsc.
+ Wt,,,,na al,os Z. ua,,,v e,,r :, r.ho uos
hcid to tc Ytt, for assat,ltiI. his tntstress WA
iass nIsot identified by T., G. fartlee. Of NJ lii,
AGAINST hitn, Whiir in sr, panicc's epnloy
t.,->s -
wc!l flc used at homr. but most Of which ho
sola 'or easil'
JOSEPH, Conuelly Is prisoner at the Armory
for making threats to j;ll Constable join III
l.lulcp, T&lp latter mt n custodian into An
thony ConnrllY's saloUn at tic garner Of Iiar.
rson street M, Fourt1, nven1,u In t,rtlrr IN mi.
lect painters bill for s5y Antliony's be
brother fired the custodian out, aud llGtd tho
fort asanst McLtndcn md lis possc.
,Iu1,n, Orb. n vout1, cmnlovcd byM norn 4.
Ca vss,crday ol,. frou, III: snrt. ~ ,np iil,sI
With underwear solsctcd fur himself. nn.i .nft
In san,o viii fr,,t.yencr nt In cnrscr "ru '1,f ~
cark mn, Lakc s:rc.ts l." ie ra,ed for y Him. ~
seif Il, lin ryri,t,,r. iIIs r,,sc sns dfsrnvrrni
md ,rhcn hc snw :, nnijr,m"n hna,. T., iii. H.
mad" unccdv ,ienort,rn ans Ina no, " sn,, to",,
sr"n' "''>' A''7 "'' '''s' ose'
"e.' a''
The case Of James hlsltnrf mud the two Bcn-
nets, who werc arrested TueRday AFTERNOON on
Gtar9e oi rob1ll' tic b,Aly ut ilm scxlun Of sIc
Fourth preat3ytcFian tnurct', came np brforo
dusttce Khufniansl Yesterday n,Urni',g, mil,
after tart'al exam exaI'1ntoa, !3 wa: cuntinled tlI
oil their own tccognlzance, bu. alrllughs bail
was Increased from Sl,o03 to$l SUI.
lain Ford. r1er,c sam. s1 n " H. eu.os W ~
, 1879-08-08

.p1NItFOHE.'s
bpertoi Dfspdtch,ko Tie Trisun.-
ST. PAUL, aug. 7.-1luverly's Church Choir
" p|uaforo opcned ,eFf,to-utct,t to lhr larecst
audience a. they layo sung to since leaving home
cuthusias,n. !,
, 1879-08-08
AMUSED1 ENTS.


TIE RIVERSIDE CONCERTS.
The second Of tic very chnri,.in4, teres Of en-
tertalnmes,ts which Air. George Locscl's orccs-
tra is gtv!ng at The Riverside Hotel will take
place Tomorrow eYuui1ig, lla special tral,,
leaving the city ut 7:l5 pm Tic programme
for this ocession viii he ns follows:
i. March, "Forwari - ..... .,., Locsch
=. Overture. ''Lght Cavalry ... ........SMppc
]. Cujus Amman from : ;stabat Mater :" Hossnt
u. tfHlop ...s,...-......-...... ..,........--
q. ClnceFt Waltz, ION the lthtnG ~. keller loia
y. Turkish ratrsl. ......... .... -. MtcIlaclis
o. Prairie Qucon -. ..r....................-
1STEn4lsslNN.
10. Overture. "Mign0n ",...: :. ......Thomna
-. NlItA ..'....'s.. sss.s.. ..s.-
II. Fantasla, '-Lu Fayotlta" nu,,t4ctli
II. Selection from suppe's "FniinItza" .Loesch
l,. Ga0p
". Spring Song 80. .:.......... II vlIac1ssoAn
IL. LOWS urcetug... ...i ....:........ Mchneiis
, 1879-08-08

clet3yncn. lawyeu, edjtorA. bankers, and ladies
ots4 ltgp NM1ets 4Altx a0t Asttv totoa.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-08-18

An examination of the auditors books
discloses the various items of expense
for which the 314,S5942 of auditors
orders have been drawn, some of the
leading items of which are as follows:
Court expenses. $55,79S.30. To this
should be added the sum of SAC, ,640. 43,
the difference between the amount paid
by the treasurer without the interven-
tion of the auditor on court orders, and
the amount received by him from county
clerks. So that our court expenses for
the past year aggregate the enormous
sum of Sl02.446.73. Can there be any
greater travesty on justice than this?
The sum is double at least whatit should
be, and we trust our newly appointed
commission to revise the statutes will
pay particular attention to the joint res
olution adopted by the last legislature,
requesting them ''to report to the next
legislature what, in their judgment,
shall be the best method by which court
expenses may be reduced and the eff
cheney of our courts at the same time be
preserved" There is certainly great
need Of reform in this particular.
The item of salaries foots up $5O,-
924.77, large sum to be sure, but we
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-08-18
Next to klear konshience for comfot

Next to klear konshience for comfot
Gums an easy boot. Try both.
If young man hain't got a well-bal-
anced head, i like to see him part hiz
hair in the middle. Don't you?
The man whom you kant git to write
poetry or sell the truth until you git him
haff drunk, aint worth the investment.
thank the Lord that thare is one
thing in this world that money kant
buy, and that is the wag ov dogs tail.
Whenever | see real handsum woman
engaged in the wimmin's rights bizzness.
am going to take off mi hat and line
the processhun.
The infdel argys just az bull duz
chaned to post. He bellows and saws,
but he don't git loose from the post, i
Miss. Not much.
There are but fu sights in this life
more sublime and pathetick than to see
apoor but virtuous young man struggling
with mustach. 1t il thus.
have seen men so fond of argument.
that they would dispute with guide
board at the forks ov kuntry road
about the distance to the next town.
"lm not in mourning" said young
lady frankly to querest, "but as the
widows are getting all the offers nova
days we poor girls must do something To
protect ourselves"
1t Ia related of DIR. Garth, in his last
illness, when he saw Ills fellow doctors
consulting together at his bedside, that
ne raised his head from his pillow and
said, with a smile: Dear gentlemen,
let me die a natural DEATH"
"Why, Ally, what in the world are
you doing with that red paint ?" ex.
claimed fond mother, addressing her
slx-year-old darling. why" replied
the observing innocent, 81 am paintin'
my nose SO it'll look like papa's.'
"SambOl 'cOrding to yo' idee, which
one o dem Bible chaps made de creates
mistake 2" dunno, Julius, less t was
Gliah." "Wharefo' G'liah, Sambo ?''
Cease eft he'd been smart 'nuff ter bin
borned niger, dat ar brickbat Dave
huv at i'm mighter knocked at that
skull o his'n all day and neber got in. u
A devoted mother, sending her seven.
year-old SON for the first time to the dis.
trict school, was considerably surprised
to observe, when he came back, look oi
utter disgust and modification. whats
the matter, darling p she said. "don''
you Ike to 60 to school?" "Yes," hs
answered, II do, but you see all the
O'ner boys have got patches on theil
pants, and they laugh at me and-anC
SsOobl,ng) If you don't put some on min'
! l won't go again."
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-08-18
AND MODERN WEALTH.

If nowadays. one is in possession of
a million of dollars, he is almost wor-
shipped. 1t has been supposed that the
Sprague family of Rhode Island was one
OF the richest in the land. They have
built a monument worth 100000.
Much is spoken of the fortunes of the
Astors, Vanderbilt, Stewart and the
Rothschild's, but all their wealth looks
insignificant compared with fortunes of
olden times. Ptolemus Philadelhus, in
Egypt, had fortune of S350,000,
Cleopatra drank glass Divine in which
was dissolved pearl worth 100000
Stewart, in New York, built house
that cost S5oO.OOO. What pittance T!
Cicero paid sl.5oo,ooo for country
seat. Messella paid 100000 for a
homestead. Seneca, philosopher. was
worth $l2.OO0,OOO; Tiberiotts left
property worth $l.Oo0.o0o.
Nowadays every one is astonished if
man gets into bankruptcy with $780,
900. Julius Caesar owed $l4,000,000
before he had any Office. Marcus An
toinius owed $l.5OO.O00 on his election.
March 18th. Not enough, he cleared
s72O.OOO,O0O. Now, is an entertain
ment cost $4,000, it makes old peoples
hair stand upright! What is this to old
Roman times ? Esop, the poet, paid
S4OO,0 900 for single party. Caligula
paid the same price for supper. They
drank old wines worth twenty dollars an
ounce. and roasted pigs over fires made
of nuts and raisins. The bedsteads Of
Heliogabalus was made of pure silver
and gold. ssO,oo0.0oo was necessary
to keep up the dignity of Roman SEN
ator. Cicero and Pompejus once paid a
visit to Lucullus. Nobody was at home
They helped themselves, and it cost Lu
cullus $4,000. taI
The capacity of Rome's theatres was
fabulous. The wooden theatre of Sha
rurus had $4,000 seats. the Coliseum
81, 900 seats, besides $4,000 standing
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-08-18
ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY,
ST. JOHNSBURY. VT.

REV. II. II. FULLER, A. NJ, Principal,
TEACHER Of Greek Mental Science and Political Eeenomy
G. E. PUTNEY, a. NJ,
Teacher Of Latin, Greek and English.
:. ii. BRACKETT, A. NJ,
Teacher Of Natural Science and Higher Mathematics.
MISS l.. JENNIE COLBY,
Teacher Of Latin, French and Englsh Literature.
MISS MARY Il. CUMMINGS,
Teacher Of Mathematics ana English.
MISS MAR(:ARET NIONTG OnIERY
Teacher Of asenstry, Moral Science and History.
MADAME L. MARIE, Teacher Of French.
MISS TIRZAH NJ. GUY, Teacher Of Drawing.
MISS ORRIS PADDOCK, Teacher Of Piraforte.
This school offers facilities for College Preparatory
and English and Scientific training unsurpassed in
Northern New England. One hour given to each
recitation; hence the most thorougg drill in every
branch OF study. Expenses moderate. Two terms OF
twenty weeks each the first begins last Tuesday Of
August the second, the first Tuesday or Wednesday
o. February: Students received foT half term For
Catalogue, ETC., address
o3l H. I. FULLER, Principal