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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-22

THOUSANDS OF DRUNKARDs are made
annually by the use of medicines called
toDics and bitters, containing a large
portion of rum and other kinds of
spirits, (all of which should be labelled
Destruction and Death.) DIR. Kennedy
has put up the "Favorite Remedy" in
the form of syrup, without one drop of
spirits. Hence, it may be given TO
persons of all ages, of either sex, who
require a medicine TO purify the blood,
regulate the Liver, Kidneys or Bowels,
or to give tone and strength TO the
system. Sold by all druggists, Sl.0O a
bottle.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-22
81 p'|t11re

ITS RELIEF AND CURE AS CERTAIN AS
DAY FOLLOWS DAY. WITHOUT ANY
OPERATION OR IIINDRANCE
FROM LABOR.
since the reduction OF DIR. Sherman's terms,
thousands are crowdng upon him Tor treatment,
gladly throwing away their gripping, irk some, dis
plrillng and llie-punishing trusses His treat
ment for this anction makes the patient comior-
Eble and safe in the performance Of every kind
Oh exercise or labor IL is n grand thing, and
those who are ruptured and do not provide them
selves with 1t must endure the dangers of that
precarious ailliction and the use of trusscs all
through life. Thousands of those cured give the
most nattcring testimonials Of gratitude to Dr..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-22

sherman He is the author and inventor of his
popular system; he imparts his secret to no one;
II is applicable to all classes and cases, and UNI
der his reduced rate, within the reach of almost
every one.
Patients can receive treatment and leave for
home the same day. DIR. Shcrman's Book on
Rupture gives convincing proofs from profes-
sional gentlemen and others Of his successful
treatment 1t is illus tratcd with photograph pic
lures of bad eases before and afIcr cure, and is
sent TO those who send 10 cents. Principal Office
25l broadway, y. Y. Branch onlce, 43 Milk street.
Boston. Days in New lork-Monday, Tuesday
saturday. In Boston-We Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. ely
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-22

The revisers of the Bible, when they
struck the passage, "And he was max
ed" thought they must do something
30 they fixed it to read, ale had on
his under garment only" This looks
to us like straining at gnat and swal-
lowing a medi Gated flannel undershirt.
but we may be wrong.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-22
THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

BURLINGTON ROUTE.
eB-No other line runs Three Through Pas
senger Trains Daily between Chicago, Des
Moincs, Council Bluffs, Omaha. Lincoln, st.
Joseph, Atchison, Topeka and Kansas City.
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Ne
yada, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
California.
The Shortest, Spcediest and Most Comforta-
BILE Route via Hannibal to Fort Scott, Denison,
Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Calves
ton and all points in Texes.
The unequaled inducements offered by this
Line to Travellers and Tourists. are Us follows:
The celebrated Pullman 06-wheeD Palace
Q. Palace Drawing-Room Cars, with Horizons
Reclining Chairs. No extra charge for Seats
In Reclining Chairs. The famous G., II. & Q.
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars
fitted with Elegant High-Backed Rattan Re
voiving Chairs for the exclusive use of first
class passengers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, COM
bined with their Great Through Car Arrange
ment, makes this, above all others, the favorlte
Route to the South, Southwest, ana the Far
West.
Try it, and you will find travelling a luxury
instead of a discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
for sale ut all offices in the United States and
Canada.
All Information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
ing Car Accommodations, Time Tables, &C.,
will be cheerfully given by applying to
10. A. BEAN, Gon'l Eastern Agent,
800 Washington ST., Boston Mass.
and 3l7 broadway, New York.
JAMES II. WOOD. Gen. Pass. Agt., Chicago.
7. j. POTTER. Gen. Manager, Chicago.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-22
HENRY's
CARBoLIC sALvE,

Tho most Powerful Healing Ointment and
Disinfectant ever dis.
covered.
Henrye Carbolic Salve heals burns.
Henrys Carbolic Salve cures sores.
Henry's Carbolic Salye allays pain.
Henry's Carbolc salve cures eIuptions.
Henry's Carbolic salve heals pimples.
Ilenry's Carbolic Sslye heals Bruises
Ask for Henry's aud use no Other
H0-Beware OF Counterieits.-6u lilly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-22
PATENTS.

OsGOOD q co., New York and Washington
tors, and transact ali business connected there
with promptly and upon reasonable terms
Once under the personal supervision OF WORTH
OSGOOD, formerly Principal Examiner United
Stat cPatent Onice.
SS-An communications strictly confidential. 90
Correspondence invited. Terms and circular
country. VIZ
Address all communicate tons 20 os0ooD 4 Co,
sollcitorAof Patents. Astor House, New York
Ny.
, 1881-10-22
LIVE STOCK,

cATPLE-'rho dultnsss uhd depression OF Thurs.
d1y worc. II possible intensified ypsteedRy. Ihs's
wnA II vcrJ considerable falling uH In the FeevP1s.
which Hns favorable Circumstance, but II aohe VIZ
mot Btjclot to arroat tbs downward coutscUf Fsless
recfdHK another n0?e unkn9 decllns for tn wv
1aYa VI asdsau Chuica ind axtfN qualities bdl'S ~
mensra supply sunaEed the leust. and fair 10 s''oa
nAtivos thu must. The markst ha.i very bad teu.
ut le onaiIlng, md III condition not Ut hls
Aa'ory Ut Aay tac DURING Inc ay bn& ut tho reduces
prleck lhl larger paEt OF Tho supply was WorAsuo4
and !nte prices were, at all eronts. M ~u7s iAt.
thuau eurruht parer In tho Aay. Ths Highest sa!eM
tho dur Mns hsad, averaging IbA, al e1G Inses
entl!a Houfd have brought IN tho noizhboEhaoa ..
$1W at Tho beginning 1T thu weok. 4 IL" pfthle
went buagtnx nj titu1a7a whtIo thu bulk u 'ns
anlux 10 sh!ppots w0rs u tl1&sA25. Cummuh ~
Inlrlsa KTaaB steaFs wcr0 hnTd TO MuY9 ut $s1Sst.
WeatGrtl EHttto, W Tor A0n,p tlna as hGda up wv
IarIcS paFt Ut tho supply 6Ass Ut ttlat class "eu
" IT, fDa Ab9-pFtHclpats At s13sxaE. Texas gFaSsls
Aol4 At EisAsaA Thgrs woru mor0 sf them ehah H. IT,
s1n1 days psayloas. Prtcas OF stuckpts wsFo wv
nut important change. sud guod butchsse roxs WV Nv
nat Hacllne nucb CnlsBA wpfe st4ntly, Nlth ssssV ~
basis nf tIu91N pur l1I lbs fur poor lo extra vta
md Ut t10s4lttu per hual Tor stuck calves. As99s
1aan5 eattle wess lsft orcr.
4t0rATIuxa.
Extru lccvca-stcers weighing !,s00 lbs and .ta,no
stxSS.. ws1sh i; TT ~ Wy III ~ Ne'ior &ua46N
TX l.SVsv i5H Htt!aue"ea tts. steofs' *e..n a:;4ia
Ins a.i t. s ~ as's hs. xepn 4asi~
wosEtpx u IL IL i2S Sns ~. !of Guy sasa 2,,a1
,nnn ~, ~. .a.!'s. "slsn'ha ~ z,,;;eas
l.p.- .,'i. :i,u ihl; e. !, av,Iv ::a;.
la4!ss aaa ts4I* ss* s!ssfs..,.,,,.",. ..... "WS~
, 1881-10-22

HUG FRonUCT8-WUTe moderately active and de-
cldealy hrtnSr after rather wuak opening, though
Without recovering tho decno VI tho pruvous tihy
llaEn wore again owcr hut It reported tat tl,uy
HerB NIL s01d. ncandnH lot loft ovor the pruyluus
any, nnd "omo partas profcssed to 6xIecs light ro-
cupte n1xl week. wAilo thcro wns n ispesitloo TO
think tt tho stocks o! tar anj sre small.
Gr than reported Inst ruesday. Liverpool quotations
sAoweH !lttsa chanEu ind this f1rurdcd ~ u
strengthening feature. in ruw 1T Thi,tsdavs break
hero. ltonce there w1r0 fower sellers Ut psoduct
h'td this inct bG!nG lIcRraphpd to correspondents,
brought III sovoral oroEH To bu5. Tho market lneked
pr!cca ha huen pushed down fully NJ low n, VIVA nnr
rnn!ud hr tho Mcts In tho TINT au9a arc
ssi.!,H READILY ~ rcnh which do not parmlt ts
utAGtuF1 D1 tEuAucL except At sUyBfQ loss,
fpne!hl Fopnrt~ to thu cincinnati l'rirf Current
Shaw tho Hnnlbor " huxa varkHd trun, AIntrt i III
uatu anu Asoht HAll uAtes ~ tin nnd8r-ui0ntunGd
pfhtGo. with CVEupurtHUH1, fuitOwe:
, 1881-10-22

hhi for ftavro; I'oIKIau commercial. 631a;
bRnkcrs' mnrks ElA6l1sA; mud commercial,
MX.
Chicago banknra report Q,tctcr tcr,siency In
business. pnrtiy III nrco..nt Ut Il Init III trnto
snuscf by poor collections In tho wet country,
mud lhnrtiy m ncru1,nt Of increasing cnnAcsva-
tIsn. Llcnrinaa wern t1.71OGn. Now Ynrk nx-
thnilEe IL ac,rucr on tcrnant Ut light shipments
uf prs"luec castwnri, aid sGtd at oNtAh per
$1iiHal discount. i.onns were fir, nlutternte tlu-
iaant ut t14tT per cunt.
EneuritIcs nro III hcttor dcmantt Cook County
7sof '1'': .>.tl ut le.A: West Town i. ns io,,;,
81. - pnui, Chlcng0 l. Pacific o. at 1071f md
hzl
, 1881-10-22

HtfVEH CLIFF.
Tho Denver Renthlffan hts II htspntch from
Silver CHIT, iutcl Oct. T., saying that tho must
valuable discovery Ut 1nit1crnI tint hus boon
nlaf,e III Custer County slncc that 1T tho InHsek
Mtuo Is in tho Fisktialc, nt 10 fect. Therp ure
fully six fcet nf boltl hgh-RsnLe 1nlnoral, aul
tho ore body Is still increasing. Its exteat and
value Ia something marvellous.
N(JSyDS, ~
Spsttds Httpafeh 10 Ihs Chicago Trtbunt.
nOsTeN. Oct. 21.--1n mining sllares. Dscootn
ADVANCED !, to 10: FranklIn !i.tu i.H: Calumet
& flccIn Il. to aHG.t'i; Douglns declined 4. TO
!: Crescent Il, to s7h; Quincy e, to aJk; San
pcdro Il, to IL. Otlers Ms before.
IL tho Htstfr1l 4tstoeiatft Prtst,
HOsToS. Oct. 21.-AllnIng stocks closed aa fol-
lows:
tfi.Nex Mining t'D... .3{ttownbio...,..,.,,....H Is
....... 81 Observation-Disclosures, III
Franklin. s....,.,, l95hS StlyDr 1sl1t, ri
BAN FRANCISCO.
, 1881-10-22

The following were tho receipts md shipments
Of load1ng articles OF produce In tho city during
tho twcnty.four hours eulltnx ut I o'cluck
Friday morning aud for tho corresponding
tIInu Il year NK0s
, 1881-10-22

:;==:":=::===:-=:===- -:
'as1whs's ,,1.s,, M,,, hs1a ..,nss =, ,'s;a
tho H. sss 's ssss ~ '
1T slSutalnto' car s'!otts NJ .iss%1 car wheat
:s,ssn4. =: nit. r.. n, - m m mud car eoss'o sornoo" nj
srsisd ~ w,inAT-w" WA; ratnor que, nnu stronger,
rlo Hrlt.ah astslcca wuro again con!ctna, iaver,no
s a % resans sa am % q s
si %ae @ .ss s sess faT osss St%ss:
o. ss in" sf spss ss' 70 1 ssr o ss ses ss ss
.rtt!o do~n 10 small tn' business tor inc p,csSn',
%ess "r ,:ss s"s S .'a sss
,., Il .noss @ ,5oa, 1 A. r"S!s ssIe. Sh.sh ~sS'
il, lsysEy Nsnntslns. Ga5:tcts ot No
iss,nF ""ax q ta at .Us wts
:s 's?t5Ss s":s s X sc:; ~
~ 5 sa -. Ss'!os isi@ "Ssaa
siS%& i*: SesSss u. aaal Il I;A's. X
;$ !Sss u !s;
w. ..nx,n. tae.st na.ge ese,t..
si;;a, s;s: ff$ssiSs.... ..:..:!$ <sSak; q 81 k
Seller NOvrtl,6ur. ....... LII i.:a}1tsiWH i,%,
WtHrEH Wl!EHr~.;H,;fus Tsro ,InHi /" car ,'ns ~
st., snnpl3 r. III No rgd N sturu Wa. nun.nntIy
muut " G s ghn'e ~ No: stlttIs' Afa0 car NJ.
CDtIS@Wns nast NJ ani ' ,lrn,"t Int zIthnnt .nnch
nyanse n5,n1t e9sS ., .ny M hshgr snn on nnr.dny
@ UT ~ mHssa Mns stia esann9o IN iosaaHn qunt!-
tl,an ors-Safsor of Tic repcrtad shipnent.. %
GlInGknH Df TafbfB AtrGfKtA 1T
, 1881-10-22

NEAk TukK. .-Hocllne1 No rNt hrl curly, then al.
v9nEeA Ic. and eInHed 7ds!t hbaye thu tnuat prices
y Ih',5s.iaY ns nb.nt tiiht fur ttIn lts Hp,t or
ysssr M 4. A. i t.<. 2Hn htIs ssiIst nsosMSet
ssr +asy sISrTy ~ n A sYlSs fSl
H'' '' ''"Ao U c ss t' ''e'a. as. 's Call tisfa; t
oeisIst.:: t.::.......s!%sli .St .Sts!Y.N es!Y.N Vi si,.@ IT.
j:$;$ $$ss$$s$s:: ||a ||$a ss nv $I|,< ::s:;@ $
FubTnary....,....: iSE:,S iGs1 Gi1l;ls iSM
l.Ai!t--Uac!n0h ;hul0e 1'vr lp lbs Teactot., uIjd
s!nsat nont Tho hanle ny t'e pr0slaus afternoon, III
a,IH ~ .sliar January aass wnro rrpurI.I
"I !14 y tes sp%t n llls AS1 tes sstler S6Yen
t t. . IT, ssSt Eo S tsf s 4 .t:; 4: :ss
ailMft:l3!ht mud I ts* aeiior .Naseh NJ si::I.!a.
nuiIl " ~ iol e. fhe to!uwA slows thU yaigo 1i
els das' including % t,s Tall l'"aIa arsactlons;
-, r. ttt'sTH {fHtsJn C1assd
odt;.E, t.f,i 7AuIsstHY. bhf. ,Ft,.frtnu. %, h!i.
|$;$S::: $$$s;s ::: @ s:s:|'|: IL; ||S
{npfEAFy.'...+s !+lA ll.tt LsM tRl1 HUH
,MIATh-Adyanccd 7He ear Ih ibs iii tls specuIa-
tyu cut with 1!rtuvr Iaolnx M Otli4r atBscflrkIIs;
III Fefy HUG Aulnx uxccpt IN fnkur.a. fAes wvsls
Nyss, iNSetsa % n. ~ S, hS1ps s9 H. sl s9Ft .ssI
hnxsa ~ u t.s3s uni abunt M III lis ID nj Ivs III
@ se!!er uetn1vs u f.r Sututubar, md fIiuvs
f0lluWs At 3:.1 II. Ill ~ "
, 1881-10-22

tiovern,IG,lt boasls wers higher. III chieaxt,
tHsiflrt of collln,bta a85s wpro l08sl BID A,ld
hFIs dsked; unitvd States 3!;s Qis conti,,,,trly,
lUk ltdianu lM Askud; ;,ts (64 conttnuutD wero
lUs; hlh and lGl9s aske,l. u. Interest; Is, liss
bid aud llB's askcd, TX. lntospst; aud Ills, 1l.H
lid Rnd lllsi ahkod. At th0 rtosu tho Ja wcru
loOd and !ol,i. tho 6s lul u,,d lul:, aua tho A.;
ll.t nua ll3h.
Foreign exchange was strouE ut advancing rates,
with posted ratcs unchanged. IMukors' ster-
lina Was Aso's&osSl.s; sterling actuAl sules wure
410h1sS3hs commercial slcrltn4 va. uou,iuu,,v
A7tAeta11A. Continental rates were unchanged.
HHaKuss' frspa4 weFo daaA tor sixty days md
EssH for demand; French commercial bills wero
, 1881-10-22
ltf.CEtITa. 1
/ eHtt'AlESTH.
AiNtCLEH,

::;
FGTk. 6tls............. ::::: ::":: sd il; rs
IaSw H.. xi M sIips ea5 :sa lGth53 tf3
ss n',s,. S3.::: 'sSs s; istSS as ':sfi s ss9 s
Ss4hissp' s4isp' S1...."....." ,,Aali| S3i i,4Mt .:....
iiiSas |ss:: ill.,: ':a s".Y!s 18Th :ttss'
iata,nos, it'll sg 'Mfs! Es 4tSh SH
Hanat' Mha'.,..,'--... h!a!t +sttt litll| lIiLl
ASysss:; AA$a;ss:; $:::::::: Ill *% ii, 'H
fs!!; !2s:: 80; ss::::::::: ;:::::: Sss $ $$ III
GTseS a.plss. Jill. .Isa ls.ss I'll Till e g
Thu following aruIu WIS inspected Into storo
III this city yesterday morning: car No. = rct
wIntor "hant, II ears lower Rral'.s, u cars No. =
SPRING = ears No, ho. cars sniected, c,.rs no
gf@lo 80 whcHt}. 10 rara and ;0t1 hi, No. corn.
W enrS high mixed, a. cars rejected, = ears no
ErHde ss:a cornl. II cars whltu outs, IL eara aud
lou hl No. n1txe't. Z! ears rejeetod, uar M
grRto tia oats, Dcass No. rye. 5 cars rejectetl,
car M, hurley, II cara Nj. 8 do, II rHrs low
cradles ED hlr!oy). Totul GISj tnrs, .0,oU1 bl1.
Inslertoti out, 6,s9a bu wheat, 4t!!e0s blt corn.
li.lt: LIT olss, J.Ha bu rye, 5,447 bu hartley.
Ihe seatilnE prosuco inarkcts wUro generally
alFhnKcr yesterday. with moderate ,lutiylty III
provisions, au! mt much .Intng In urain. Tho
brc'tistn6s 1nMskots woro really rathor tnuc,
Win low outside Orders, aa much Of tho l,,sI-
hcss was lnrrniy !Gcal changes. Int thu '.bnys"
caInG d0,sll t0wn loDklng for Sellers n.,d ft,upN
they wcro not there, wleronpon they turned
Arounu, concluding that things Ind probably
K"tta ahout III low NJ they would for tho present,
With very sinnll receipts In hug l|rntluet tho
1eeIlnY was eyon stronger. with buying orers
from outside. which Indicated ttAt capital wax TT,
Tho lookout for u GhAtIce to I'LL In 1T bottom
figures or III tluhr t1lon III passlHtu n{tpr tha
b1ttnm was turned. It WAS understood that boy
Receipts todMy will ha light, u,ld sur,o roDpio
thought there must have tce,l uilstnho in thu
estimate of sf0ek 0l shurt rlhs. ~ they CU.lltl
not aGo how m increase nj a,uuI,001 lbs wMs cum.
pAttl'ao with othor kunwt tHeGs. Mcsx ,m,rh
closed l5o higher, NJ *iU.t5l.Id.E0 for November
md El5.Nad9l7y;'i far January. Lard rl.sc4 ";
Stloo higher. Ut 81 lGsS1 lassi for NovUnbur uni
sll9'bIlb7.s fur .laHuAry. Shost ribs elused
s.fu htHhvr, Ut Ss.S7.iGaiU for Jnn.sasy, Whuut
c's'aed latu higher, nt <l.:H:s :sepil4 fur Euseu,-
ber u,1t *lT AGtt,5sai Tor pncclnbur. Corn cIoscG
to htghur. ut ai:4QIAlssu for Nosantber and ASi
4sd9o Tor May. Oats ci..setl Irregular, At 1I.da
4t9ie fur October, 4J!fbf3sio f,e November, uuti
asHGslsu lGr MAy. tlyu elosul 10 hsbef, ut
$1H;!sebt.Gs!i for Qe3uter Antl SLING I.Un; fur
November. t!nrcy eltmcl nunlts,aIIy u,,chuuael
1or No. c1ssb, ut fi.D7, with Su selItll8 vi A,Gp
tkic c,ah. !!tHa wcru uull aud iut ie !0wgr ei,a-
lug sseatay ~ F3.75StG Is fur light md vt &h1Na
U,sa for he''ty. Cattle wcn dua, aud lower, with
8aips ut $s,u0IkBE.
In the ysoeuty market there WIS anly II nanl-
eFAsa noTvn,tut. taVuyu 1Qg tho ulus Of year
, 1881-10-22

GENERAL MARKETS.
,ct"ss n1r so. ~, 'nasse. ~ set5 actVo ano 10
tn ,,m.,a d. ." a,.. sao'o ta"h "eeaaa1o ~ "eet
~" s..a.. ,"1' ,,,,st AZ ~ ssn'n. uu".''
frupn spir.wnrknp
itc tii}lstf ~
Inferior and cotnn!on.+
@ ~ ..3 ds
~, ",",,a ~, na1ko' ton"aos wthont pcrcept-
Nv tu"aRe. lHeto was 1alr ofNef trHdu t1r aual-
"u"s en' DIX" n"e 'aFap' but 0t'F lines w'Fo dull W.
s,.rk ~, ,,,,x,.., .<,.,.. =, <,,,,.
issx's5ssn::::":....:.. a'sss a"sb's aa1b''S;.''so::
AuTTEit-W"s :. lin as eofors rho i;i asmaua d for
and IN sall wny scIIrrs Gnj It n"s,S,e ~ n atinn
a9ht!T h2hhr pFeea tltan guutel buloW. TlIG lower
GRADES arc steady. We quotes
CrOaIsTi iii IL af,,, fSs u! nnEiw tnt
IuIry. chlco t,rSnti* e. q
Dttry, latF 10 RoUd.. ...xSaI Io'''''''''''' eS
It.EsE-a nnt f1ov!n" SoFy freely, fsacRa aro
'1k"'aes ~ wv HNt uA Hu5afs hfD TAKING only such
qunnkitGs rcgUIeed for curtat trai!c Exurtnr
Wv p'ast4l0 w " sto uas3etsf@Iaoa waFe A0lni-
sy e;s& sSss' !. s'sS. o",.". .
Full ereAGl, September, .......'.'s. sriSm
|ss::!! :s| :s|s iisssa H. sesss
IL. ss' :1.s| s"'na'"a IT, s"oa
i: ~: Il: '''';': 8 d:
Iii$::;: H:: :::: 81
%, I'D = fss ss!s ss II ~ s:s's: e:
, 1881-10-22

The CDMMttcfat iiat'stin suys: "l,l United
Stntes ~ nSn:l. so rasc wus IN larso mart d!Iu ii
lttt l,t1r1hascs ~ Snti1nat hunks, wtloh arU rx.
btt'iiE ,lssarc. that tho Treasury will Ual III iii
H. extended ~ oeforo tnueilux the oxte,,t,od b.
Thu per GrIIts ArD also t&p III IlUlk, fra}tu liAL
n The stuck tnuskrt thu tendency was tu higher
prlrca unI!! lhg last 4tnv. WHEN It WIS fot,urct
INIT X-tins. a!orEan hal .lccltl,4t tho position
" secfetafy ~ tLt IEettnurt, Ru4 pElcts tltcI!r
Gtlt'W yesterdays tlosln4 ll1urta. 4 hntuttp
execution M "!.s AiaHnAttnu l:Iuvutesi. which MI
EAnGtl IL ti, tf.Iln l3!,. III thu elevated rail-
rtnl hsIaattoM lhuro wusu vevrruI bearings UNI
rulings IN thu c..lrts, ulI or wAlep lultilct to
1lhku tho Nrw fDFk anl Metropolitan C4,ni.
pAhles b[A'lt' W lht rtcclat ARrpunlcnt With tho
hlInhatln3i, or zach submit ln4 silt rt1,tn thu
lAttur ior sdtsduU, Or <I1,Gu4uuo fur thu Iva
companies.
The !3ahk OF Montreal. Canada. declares sulnl-
annual n!s Mytdeaa " per Cept, and ppr cuut
, 1881-10-22

HllOOM-CoNN--'Iho market Is ver5 active and 10
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turning to Mr.. Weston, "about tina:
dollar" and in her own quiet way she
showed it to Tom, and explained to him
how she got it and what she was saving
it for.
Tom," she said, still keeping it in
her hand, =" want to go their graves
tomorrow and thank God right there
for being so good and kind to Is. May
buy some flowers with this?'
Yes, Nell; and hope God will let
them know in some way what a happy
Christmas He has given u.s.
Nell was looking at the old gentleman
while Tom spoke, and something she
saw about him made her go to him and
put her arms about his neck, saying,
tenderly: 4 -
Z" don't remember my father and /
don't know how it seems to have one,
but you'll let me tell you sometimes,
won't you. how much love you for
what you've done for Tom and meP"
"Well, we'll, We'll see about it," said
the old gentleman, putting his own
arms about her. % But if you keep on
in this way you will make ruined
man of me. That paper was worth
more than can tell you on Toms &C
count, but now it's beginning to be
worth something on your own account,
and-well, it's time for us to say 'Mer-
ry Christmas to all and to all good
night. IN. Y. Independent. fair
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Roman Remains In London.

Modern London is built on the debris
of the London of the times of Julius
Cesar and Agricola, and it is by no
means infrequently that 1800-year old
relics of the Roman town are found
many feet below the surface of the ex-
listing streets. There was a rich find
recently in the vicinity of Warwick
Square at the depth of nineteen feet.
The most interesting relic that came to
light was hitherto unknown coin, of
the year 90, which lay alongside of
about dozen urns containing the prod
ucts of cremation. just think of the
pangs which dying would have inflicted
on those ancients if they had known
that their ashes would be seen and han
died by an unknown race eighteen cent
uries and half, nearly, after their de-
mise! The most aristocratic urn was
of glass and fifteen inches high. Well
executed leaden pots Enclosed several
of these repositories, and roofing tiles
the rest. The use of lead, as well as of
tin, by the way, has great antiquity in
Britain. Herodotus speaks of the pro-
duction of tin there. Emblems of more
or less significance touching the future
state appeared on some of the recepta-
cles. Along with the coin of the year
so were others of dates between 46 and
800. But the Romans left something
besides these useless things to be re-
membered by. They introduced into
Great Britain its chestnut, walnut,
peach, pear and cherry tree.
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SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

Rev. w. III. MnDurn, so long and
favorably known in the pulpit and on
the platform as 'the Blind Preacher"
has returned to take up his residence in
New York, after long absence at the
South.
According to Mr. Volk, the sculp-
tor who took the Lincoln life-mask,
Old Abe had decided preference as to
preachers. He said: 81 don't like
to hear cut and dried sermons No
when | hear man preach, | like to see
him act as if he were fighting bees!
And he extended his long arms, at the
same time suiting the action to the
words"
"A Baptist association, embracing
twenty-seven churches, has been organ
lied by the Choctaw and Chickasaw In
dians. AT its recent annual meeting
LOG baptisms were reported for the
year. Two churches had been organ
lied and two Indians licensed to preach.
The whole number of members is S65.
Considerable missionary work was ac-
complished during the year.
"A medical man in Toronto has been
ventilating in the newspapers recently
the subject of overstudy among the chill
dren in attendance at the public schools,
and asserts that the results of an inves-
tigation made by him show that several
deaths of school children which came
under his observation were due solely
to too close application to books by
scholars of nervous temperament and
weak constitutions. He claims that the
course of study in the Toronto public
schools is so severe that many of the
pupils are compelled, in order to keep
up with their classes, to apply them
selves to their books outside Of school
| hours, and that no such condition OF
affairs should be allowed to exist. An
investigation of the same matter in 9TH
er cities would doubtless reveal SINH
lar fault in the public-school system.
AS you came into church last Sab
bath with your creaking shoes, after
services commenced, you disturbed the
whole congregation, and many of the
young folks turned round to see who
you were. And yet, you were not in
the least disconnected, and entered your
pew with as much complacency as if
you had respected the house of God and
the opinions of your Christian neigh
bors. Was it right? If this had been
the first time of your dereliction, was
going to say, there might be slight
excuse for you; a second thought tells
me there is none. A person has no
business to be late at church or any
where else. l know of man, more
than three-score- and-ten years of age,
who was never late at the house of God,
even for minute. In future see if you
cannot improve and pay some little re-
spect to the services of the sanctuary
Religious Herald. t.'f"