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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

QUILL PENS An advertisement in a
morning paper for an experienced quill
pen cutter called out an interview with the
only quill pen importer and manufacturer
in this city. He said that twenty years
ago there were several quill pen makers
here and in other cities Now one in Phil.
adelpha and himself are all that he knows
Quill pens are used mainly by old lawyers
and judges. partly from custom, but chiefly
because they are easy to write with Most
of the quilts come from Russia. The Rus
sian goose has harder quill than our
geese. An unclarified pen from the wing
of Russian goose is the most durable
The German quilts have the best plumage.
A Two dozen box of good quilts will last
two or three months easily for man who
knows how to mend his own pens.
The instrument used in pen making is
the ordinary blade of the penknife, inser.
ted firmly into a wooden handle of pecul.
lar shape. A pen is made in two cuts or
three. The blunt end of quill is first
cul off, because it is not tough. Then the
point OF the handle is inserted, and the
quill is carefully split for certain distance
Two slashing cuts then form the nib. and
the pen is done. The plumage is neatly
trimmed.
Swan quilts are sometimes used for pens,
but are very much more expensive than
The common goose quill. Quill pens are
sold at retail for about three shilIings a
dozen. The demand is steady, such AS IL
is, but It is growing less year by year
N. 7. Exchange.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

tonic Best II ise at Blskgi5's O1' ' ''-0''
r1na74ck Bi;ters the climax Of ,onics great vese.
table 81 ecilc, at r. B4abe!3 :.
-, Tsu,rack Bi,ters viii cure all ma!arisl diseases
Sold by c. BiAkcly's.
Na4ic ion hAs 10 equal Tor pain internal Ell.
Dlndruf Ba1!sLer will maxi the hair grow its root,
ar alive ~ 9 B.skeiH's
Tamarsrk Bit,ers are source Of comfort to n.
Dyspeptic. At c. Blakei!'s.
Magic .on is ahead OF al competition 5ecsusel,,
the best. At c. Blakeys.
Dandruf Banisher contains no minerals AGnerrs.
paration, at Blskey's.
Tamarsck Bitters cure Dyspepsia Constpsion
Piles, sc. Sold By c. Blskely
Cream of Beauty banishes pmples, olotches sFscEs
etc. At Z. Blakely's.
perfumed Sold By c. Blakely.
Cream Of Beauty. Ii charming harmless and de,
ightful At G. Blakelys
Dandrnn Bsnisher prevents the hair from falling
Sold By e. Blakely.
Tamarack Bitters make the weak strons and the
strong happy. Sold by Blakely.
Tamarack Btters, the best Vegetable :B;iers in the
world Sold by Z. Blakely.
C,REAM OF BEAUTY.-A delicate charming arTli.
" cation. which uanIshes all indentatIou. .urr-Vs
sCars freckes and dscolorations from the Skin
leaving delicate texture clear velyrty ana uutn
This great discovery tor the ladies' toilet dtsL= 10
create greater admiration OF man aud a higher an
bition than all the arts employed slLce
ton This really charming and harmless tolr. prep.
arstion has recently been introduced, yet ever
million ladies have tested its magical effects Ole
Of whom could be induced to dispense with It's use
Maron's Cream of Beauty is sold uy druggists. Try
it great sale At c. Blakely's.
MAGIC Lotion is a new, delightful and wonderful
WI remedy designed and warranted to superseie GN
the pan-relieving AGENTS yet discovered. THIS Is
strong language, but more strong than true Magic
Lotion is entirely different from any lotion nirneuL
pain killer, other compound for relief Of pain IN
the whole world and is perfectly harmless for the IL
FAINT aud the aged IL Is cooling and <r4:etu. t. il
burning brow throbbing temples, and fvyerI arched
system Magic Lotion will Danish pain and 4l4y "a.
hsmmatOn more rapidly than any curative conn Jund
in this or any other country. Sold by {. B!aEely,
Magical Catarrh E1pellsr -Catsrfh is recognized as
disease known to the human race, and the -tyrIs
1t have been mostly fruitless Tue the VIC.
tim Of this loahsome disease has snutfed washed DEL
u9ed, garxled aud gagged over the ualseatlus smart
and ollsterinx effects of the wonderful! cure fer
ed for the of cstarrh the DISCOURAGED and
dlsgusted he becomes, the disease CONT uIus is
ages until his breath becomes So offensive ;H4t
nearest friends avoid him, and he sees distinctly
fore him the ghost OF consumption. But, dear trel.
cheer up, there ls hope for you Use Osbornes CdAn
Expeller according to directions.
Sold by {. BLAkELY,
Ml3yl No 4 state street. Montpelier VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28
All the presidents who have died in office
have died in the e..rly part of the term.

All the presidents who have died in office
have died in the e..rly part of the term.
For the first time in twelve years we
have president who had no military ex-
perience in the field
Mrs. Garfield made her last visit to the
White House, on Thursday to attend 70
details relating to some of the effects of
her dead husband with her own hands.
She showed deep emotion on entering the
gloomy portal.
The New York Herald, urging the i'm
portance of speedily filling the vacancy in
the supreme court, says that the selection
will doubtless be made from New England.
and suggests the names of Senator Ed
munds <adge Devens, Chief Justice GRAY.
and Judge Hoar.
A PORTRAIT OF DR.. HOLLAND. The
Century Co., publishers of Scrtbner's
Monthly ito be known as the " Centurp
Nagazre after October), will soon issue
a portraic Of DR.. }. e. Holland, which is
SAID to be remarkably fine likeness; it is
he photograph OF lfe-sze crayon draw
ing OF the head and shoulders, recently
made by Wyatt Eaton, and will be about
Inc size OF the original picture. 1t is to be-
offered in connection with subscriptions to
The Century Aa2lstne.
Rev. Stephen G. Abbott of Stamford is
much abused clergyman. Some one
started the rumor that he had been main.
tanning improper intimacy with a young
lady OF his parish, and had decamped for
parts unknown. This item went the
rounds of the state and New England
papers, but now Mr.. Abbott comes out
with denial in toto Of the charges and
his denial is supported by the aft llv: OF
responsible parties in The vicinity. Five
hundred dollars reward have been offered
for the conviction of the rascal who started
the report.
Adequate provision has been made by
persons interested and able for the trans.
portalion of the Vermont militia to attend
The celebration al Yorktown. The Ransom
guards of ST. Adams and the Estey guard.
OF BrattlebOro have been detailed to 90
and will leave the state October 18th
STARTING to return October goth. 1t is also
expected that New York company will
attend with our delegation as the legisla
ture OF that state made no provision fol
defraying the expenses of the transp orta
ton of its militia. This is the only com
pany from that state and will join the Yer
mont troops at Bellows Falls.
In its Hardwick items the Indez saws
Geo. Spaulding, Hardwick boy, nov
connected with the Boston Traveller, wa
( in town last week. He has attained con
, siderable prominence AS a journalist. IL,
, tells good story how when boy he dus
potatoes for Capt. Samuel French on ,
cold, uncomfortable day nearly forty year
ago, and when the days work was done h,
stuck his hoe into the earth saying. B,
the powers, this is the last days work
will do on farm, and with good common
sense and very little of book learning b,
has worked his way up to an enviable pc
sition by his energy and perseverance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William j. CouRhlin, of somerville, Mass, says
IN the fall of 1876 was taken with BLEEDING OF
THE LUNGS. followed by a severe cough. lost my
appetite and nesh and was confined to my bed. In
1871 was admitted to the Hospital. The doctors
said had hole in my lung as big as half dollar.
At one time a report was round that wac dead I
gave up hope, but friend told me of DR.. WILL
LIAM HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS. l
got a bottle, when to my surprise, commenced to
eel BETTER and to-day feel better than for three
years past.
"Iwrite this hoping every one afflicted with Dis.
eased Lungs will take DR.. WILLIAM HALLS
BALsAM, and be convinced that CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CURED. can positively say il has done
more good than all the other medicines have taken
since my sickness" B&Ma7wlS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28
I'm ALL PLAYED OFT

is a common complaint. IF yo1 feel
get a package of Kidney Wort and ,sss !,
and you will at once feel its tonic now.'
Il renews the healthy action Of the kiInss.
bowels and liver. and thus restores ~ -
natural life and strength 70 the ne s
body. Il can now be had in either Az,
liquid form, and in either wav is alT,o
prompt and efficient in action.-.ysv ~
ford Standard
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28
MONTPELIER MARKET

RETAIL PRICES

For the toesk ending Tuesday September a. ISL
hpples. dried new &C g N Butter, 25G2se
Beef 46l5c; Beef, dried, green weight, l2.c; Port
fresh, sdl2j.c; Pork, salt, loo; Ham, loC ISi "a
II &c; Veal 59I2c; Beans, bushel, tsa-ysS
bushel, S5di0c; Flour y Dbl, $1,000 500 CTack
ers, S375; Coal, = ton, $3.50 600. 90; Cheese, e.
SGlso; Fish-Fresh Cod, dressed, lOc' HalDut
) Imon, saIOc y 10; Tripe, lOc; Kerosene
o., y gallon, 9Oc; Potatoes. p bnssel, t0ldSc'
SAIL . bushel, 5Oa60c; Dairy. LACE . 'Sngar'
elm, H. e, dl3s; brown 49,, tDas~es, salhou
70 TSO Tea, t0;40.70; Coffee, Old Java roaste,,,
$50; Rio, roasted, 25c = n; Aerts Glass ecu y
sac; Mlchigaa Clover, 91l0 h Northern CIV
Yorkll 6i2c Y pound,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

CoRINTH CORNER There is to h.
lecture course at the NJ. Z. church ba,a
commencing October 9Th. the lectures n
be by some of the most worthy brethren IN
the ministry of the Vermont conference
The subjects will be those of much interest
both to the aged and young.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

-.,;ons ran find no honest outlet in the
light Of day-it is not Onlv such as these
that are numbered with the revolutionary
brotherhood. Politicians Of emiuence,
mobiles of ancient lineage, professors oil
commanding ability. officers in the army
ecelesiastics, and even officials OF the inn
neri,l household are found amongst those
who compass the downfall il not the des-
,ructiop. of the emperor. With the dis
affection of the lower class IS associated
disorganization and growing disconIentot
the middle class, and the widespread cor
rup,iop of the aristocracy. In word. the
Russian empire, as a whole, is advancing
on the path neither of civilization nor OF
material prosperity. What wonder. then
that the young monarch called upon to
bear the weight of such a sovereignty as
this should seek in friendly relation abroad
some compensation from the accumulated
misery which is the normal condition oi
his existence as the car OF all the Rus
slams?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

His remarks were listened to with evident
interest. and heartily applauded.
The session was considered success
and adjourned with vote Of thanks to the
society for use of the church. 70 the
citizens, etc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

Thousands Of ladies today cherish grateful rsr.-
brauces Of the help derived from the Use q Lyt.F
PInkham's Vegetable Compound. Il l0si'iy=l, ss,-,
oil female complaints. send 70 Mrs Lyi.aE PirEb,n
70 Western Avenue. Lynn. Mass, for pamphlet.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

A. J. Copeland. with his wife and
daughter, took short vacation and Wen,
on visiting tour to New Hampshire list
week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

Four hundred and fifty tickets were sold
a. St. Adams tor the excursion to the *.
hihition at Montreal And vet, unlike
Burlington. which is very quiet when
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

Mr.. John jones has been obliged to
vacate his shoe shop in consequence of
the failure of his health.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

All who have used them say, there is nothing 70 =
compared with them.-Wheat Bitters
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28
THAT TERRIBLE

Indigestion and sick headache will yield readily 70
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure fn&El
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

Washington County Teachers Institute.
This institute held It's first annual meet
ing at Middlesex. Saturday, the Path in
slant.
The morning session was taken up BY
Prof Priest of Barre on 4" Teaching Arith'
metic," and in discussion OF the subject
Lateness of the train prevented your
reporter from being present at the morn
ing session.
Mr.. Dart, the superintendent OF educa'
ton, was present, several superintendent
and fair attendance Of teachers for frs
meeting. but not half what should hav'
been there, or that might have been with
benefit to themselves.
, 1881-07-08
CROP PROSPECTS.

Spstiat Displlca 10 Tire Chicago Tribune.
LISCOLS, July1.-Y0ur correspondent Inns
lately visited several ltile fruit farms III this
and adjoining coNntles, and l,Is 1nntlo dill
gcMt inuulry us 10 tho prospect Of tho fruit
crop this SEASON. NehnlAkn IN too young Il
State to make my great sls0wlnE FL this u,lr-
ttel.lar, bnt there nru tl,oso. who say that tue
pertutl " 1lut fur tllstint when tlis Stntu will
rank scc9n!! lo nYllc 3tler ~ tl,e Union for
years this branch Of Industry Inns been badly
neglected. 1t Inns bcCn nil tic penple cuult
tto tn make nj honest living Raising: :wlIeat
Allu G0rli, niIt thu liner products 0f thu Atft
were ' &c. ,ot lon!te. @ ntter 70 my Ereat; cxtqins
llahlthnts wsf4 supplied. 4 short tl,llo prior
10 thu centennial anniversary certain gCntle-
men With wealth md leisure, ANIL soElo Wl.l
wern nut ", wealthy, ilsc0yGretl that tho soil
Of SceraSka J, I wns fas9rabls to 81 X ktl.ls ot Of
prtMluct III the older States. Sons Of this
fruit WIS take, t. lha Centennial Mild there
PLACED OIL exhibition. nlll when tllo grand
nUplcs OIL exhibition. SlNco, TINT, time tho
Stnto Inns gradually improved III tlils respect.
Considerable nttentl0n hns beeA paid to
slMnll fruits st-:strawberrles, cltrraMts, rasp-
Ss;1tS' Ssr tor SoiH0lg5ss % II II ss se If III s s
not So plvntiful ti,Is your nd III former yailra,
but still thu crop was an averaKe one. Tho
applo yTnp @ VII hS yery 1arHe, nls3 tlle grippe
Stats lla aions Tie Aissorri it!ser, ai,tsns
Sarpy, md Douglas. hit very lIttla fruit IS
gr,wIl west 0f this county, but tll!s wilt
ENlA9 nfter awhile, rs tho wiley nf tho tecplI-
llcnn s!lld other streams becolnu more slIlckIy
Settled.
, 1881-07-08

sss! weser : feesf: s rsska0% ' q 'as;
win,u,aRo 'fi rS",s'S" II shs!a i"vs " c" ,cc,'
t4kon, hit they ara nut very suitable fur tho In.
tleorgc ant, llcnry shufetdt hnvo been tnktng
s's Mo.s! strings Ut pike md rlekors Mt ocon-
l,!ly. -''''',
r's 'ssrsa 'sHit|y is%i|t, ,ruco w,.cox nn cr-shcrr
s viSi v"itSSan n SiSi GIaG. With IL has s hoso ' AID .
grounds Mt Fos Eakc.
GAME ANp SHOOTING. -..
WITH to til ns. l. II II Icy ] K. innr the kai'ka.
ke,.. 1erty tlruwt, and ". IL. ilnsksll capturing
slxteen p!!in.H ',lrls ie tlrst ,lay u tha opcn"
t,o c!ul s,,np,ls " - 10 K..,takee ihat several
as WIZ saa' @ s,' sSs |' III spa ms thirty
SIX netiyn tatttt'ors nnd il 1hrHe number of ho1-
nsnry t,.',li'es h,s nrrantcl fnr tho tll!! M club
netih! ahftit N tho acnAhi,. tn occur n1xt Tues
sa!,!a,,ta u oe',sx Ff,srH Ha''i h1'is Nj 10
ground trap lI,iriinHhnn, f,,1sa Thu lnct!a! II
nr sa nn,l & now w, hrls "a By Mr. saul.btry. Tho
,s sh'n tSrr IT, ,,+g. WI, fl'w " H., u'tp ttTg"'t
prlxe l'strF mo Winchester tl,s ind lilo STU
nnd leather hunting suit. linth III these prizes
the first cl,oco betwo"n Tim two. EIphtcen ,t
q twonty.slx men nrv handicapped to twenty
trip viii bu ,,se.', with tho ilIi.ls Suite rIts.
Tno "ltcc,; Il H. ,s C'!, ars i,r y, \ NateO
rSaas ssssa sssssi%rs q % i T. sr. is'rvr '" f.
! largr number Dt tho members Of THO CUM
a tic Ea,knkea liivor Of. tHu lsth nst., ind re-
,tn E0rsDsGrne tlmyH to l!I0h nftor the fat w.,l.
e'sk a AZ NJ " nhst!,,x W, d G 1s se,n!:n. ,s
, 1881-07-08
REFUSED A PRINCE.
a Daughter Of +, 4. tycr JIlts a Cousin
of Doss Carlos.

A Daughter of J, q. .1yor Jllts a Cousin
of lloIs Carlos.
Stn FfuHefseo inIflin.
pAIs1s, June i0-Ab0Nt u year ngo It WIS
announced tElnt Miss Aver, only daughter
nlu ltnlress t0 ltalt Of tlls MANY MIittons nc
cN,nuntctl by DR.. ]. U. Ayor, of Lowell,
Mass, WIS soON tn marry ono Ut tho llOl,r-
buns, II eUl,s!li 0f Uun Carlos, Ut SMaIn. This
particular l'rlltu1 Wll3 Uile Of thu l1lnny I'M
pGcUn!1la t'rtnccs ont Of situations WIN
san,n: about Europe IN tlle search Of rich
ntillze! ~ puytlg tl!e paye.!.oIt nohlsniun's
paSslNfAtc!y IN loyn With tlla Aforesaid lntIy's
-,furlttttc, nlm lll Ills utmost to cnptl.re It.
H. ,se't 10 w! Syery 1ay rckaarly H. t!lo
resils 'uMl: after helnx refused, w,,,tlt! nut
u pltlltl fuE u slinru ~ tho profits Aecrulng
a'I4 accr.uA trg,. "Gherrry rcetoraI."
O' ~ n!u ,s,; ,ec,;slos'' %I!e'I ils depty came TO
r!ther tn infurm, TINT young lilly tlnt Ills
posctl tn canfer 'll'nn ller THO l,nnnr 0f his
nans s.ul htgil.so.ln,sns ,t!tlc, Miss Aver
nsmbperaiS ,xss: taf'ss Yorsap9 n4 sv ths
refuse l,lM! Ills lligllilesx tho l'fIncy Il not
\ ,persallnse who eau bn ratrsell Oh, no |!
Ills tnpUssiblv. lmt It III sa,ne ntller form,
bng pf you, sRy you are u!I4blp to accept
OF tho homer ofture.l y0u., Anything but u
T. i,n 'ejsc.eA ~ th1s uIal,.lcr!'. ,Nutwltll-
standing thu furvltl ela..,se,,cu ut tho OhNln-
herIatn, Miss Aver. dill refuse Ills 1llastur
st,,.Nre'y, puyeuaptorlly, a,14 VI. l1oEu tllan u
!1tnzen 1n Mgastons, Al! ! Wy l!urral' for the
!ultl sufficient gt,p'l conllloll.senso to rofllsO
lug thu vulgar debts Ut i Bourbon Prince.
, 1881-07-08
THE ROD AND GUM.

rlHla and rtxlI1ME-Oif for tIic Lake SUI
.perl0r Fishing Wisconsin
Trout ktrcnnin-Slklp jack, White
lsuns, Nvnll-y1yed Plkc-Gm1le and
Sl.ootinE-NvOoAeock OIL tlie tknltka-
Notwithstanding Shont by tho South
I'repnrlnE for 'Hp0rt-'rh0 Audubon
Club tioltl nladul-Tle lllitOlE State
Sporls1,lealfs A.soctAslun Shoot In Au.
Gust,
Among tho Chicago gentlemen who own
yachts OIL 1nk0 tlcAevli, ul1 wh0 ar0 IN.
joytng tho back.bAss fishing those days, Ara Il.
n. Lulter, N. X. Fhlrbank, George l.. dunlap,
GDosHG bturgcs, ur. it0bort Hunter, r. j.
t;chnUlder, and II. y, CrAne. Tho wAteEa Of tho
lako continue 10 cool oil summer tAAt blauk bass
bIte well during July and August.
George barnard startetl for Ashland. Lake
SuperIur, III ThurhslAy uvcMinx. mud will ux-
plOr0 tho hshlug.grounds along Tho south shore
for u couple OF wcekB, aIlti vii! Alao whip tho
streams .ebouuhlnx Into tho lako In that vIciu!-
". flo will try hla skti! upon trout aud nt,skl-
stories lIay 1o henri. from him Within wgsE.
Ito bus III Wow the preparation Of u small vol
as aa,es aS y shns seH HaH's Ill., sG troH
Norlhwsst. Tho woTk viii al4o embrace i brlys
Tho lion: Rubt'rt Il. ltooaoselt, Of Now York,
5as gss .tS sk II sssSseas sspsea tss is* aSE a
~. ltatnaras staits Vii u uoro !siia!Iiarly
strsains IL NortGeri, MlanIga,i. Wisconsin, sr.d
Eastern Alnnvsota. lily will visit huttGtv
HSs %ysr 'h' rhItips' ItiSs' an s fsmeea 'ss eeppsHi
sosa sur lad SsS5 IL : .hiousS i
trout. while tho liaex. Iseinpeieau. IND Chippo.
va !t!yese, On tho Wcst' and tho NcnpuE,ldo,
, 1881-07-08
Cnilntcrrv nnl c,,nsnrt Nrwcofnh. orc, E4ca-
tlulM tu Fn!rllurt nnh Ashtnhia, private terms.
Attt,W AtKEE,

nab" to FMrIur an.i .s.intal,,l,t, private turns.
MILWAUKEE,.
pr+!at D4sratsh to TAt Ehttdpo Tftbmhs.
tlnrl tU tho sthooicr Allncorr, 1s.tDo st,sheta
wt!n't to kns'toa IN it through rat' to Mon.
Thero weru ra arrivals from below.
Gn,,erry. G.,.{, Thonas mn,
Buhuoner Nlngnra, uts fur E,cnllhhn.
r:scASAnA.
sp,tid! nnpateh 70 ~ ta,tass 1fIh',n,.
H. j. nsy An ad Ss:oa: fS sssoonss r. G.
.bsps,irtc,!-steemers Jarvis Lord. rroa Iso!!y,
sr.T; e. i lsHia; II I Ii'sosn, +; ii Il: il. %aF"Sf
cstrnoyoAS.
suto' p'vntfa f9 r. ehItess 1rsnst
ers wili1aa, ilsrrs. 1: K. Nnt. Two Fa!!,iis:
l.oukoit. ard IhouiIs Parsons; steamer rcnrl;
Liytt westerly winds. wcnther fine,
rnltr cO1.iNlItSlt.
Special Dtspnfth to The Ch'taa' TTtbnnt.
ronr co,:,t,nSE: ont. july ,5.-rassctt Mp
.n'wn1r~reiier Lake ontaslo, Toledo to
stuitrcntt Ken0rul cnrYn.
| rD1tr rAt.ttous1E.
Special pltpateh to TIC CHICAGO Tribune.
1'nnT nAi.,iOual.. unt. July 7:.t'nwn-
scioonur CHiilnnnhc, ChieaE0 70 kitxstM;,
GH4is plopEI1Gt CEGhAs %u!tuHH ~ AhV1AAAGnI
| eurti.
|. NDbEf,tCif.
| Spfefdi Dhrafth 10 Tht EAftaao 7fibin".
| GnnEt.It.lt, Ont, July 1.--Arttvetl--SGhoonc
Lnt|y Dn!lcrlli, frtln chIcaY0, wlont.
| AAltStA.
| Sptetal Ditpdtth 10 The tAieapo 7ribunt.
! RAltyiA, Ont. July MISUNDERSTANDING W.
| ]. Surrf, from Chlcng0, whoat; sgllUuner Her
| tules, rtum Chicago, ctlrn.
| l:ttE.
Special Dhpatfh 10 TAt Chfaoo Tritttns.
t.n1E. ph.. July. 7.-Eutvrc,l-t'ropcllcr Fhlln-
| dolphin, corn, CntenEO.
, 1881-07-08

EAEAHGAN CASAL&.
An orlor III tho DoulinIun Council hns hcen
pusscl I'll nHe,l tue existing regulations EOv.
erplnY tho iA.taAgn 0f Vessels tt,rutg, tho luy-
srnncnt ealsAls nn'l locks; 1t lB ns f.linws:
"llunccturwnrd, In 50 fur As rGg,lrtls priority
OF luestu0 through tho eAtlM!s Ur IUcks Ut tho
DoH &tDn. with tho exception Of tho WUlianu
Callni. for which spccIaI prnvIslon In nlu!.s, III
plnee OF tho existing classification there slluIi 10
only two recognized classcA OF vessels, ua,,loly
First c!ass, composed of Btoamers whose ma.
chlnery ls described III tho curtiiultv OF tho
6tcnmtoat Inspector Us s,tltAhlu to bo employed
"in tho cnrrlA90 Of freight aul rAasailgcrs."
also market steAMcra; second csAsy, ct,tnl:uauu
OF all otLur xesheis III what kind suuvAr tlpy
rnny bn.. VI these two clnsses Ut YrSsas those 1T
tho iirst cinss shall hasU priority Ut l,lss!vo
over thosG nf tho srcUul cluss. Steamers carry
trx her Mutctty'a lnutla sllull. hnwuygr, Gul.-
tinuc rs ut prestIls to tnko prUcGlencu over
, steamers cnrryfn9 passengers only. Wilpn SOY
eral bouts nr yessus nru lying by or drD wtttlnu
10 enter any luck Gr cllMl they shut c In slnHiu
tier asld Ut tlstnnco Ut nut lcss than fI) feet
1tVt' tho lock or c,trAnce; mi! cuul yesaoi. fur
III tho trslur In WGlc II lnAy lu lying III thu ter,
cxcupt l1l Gust Ut vussels Ut tho Ilrat ulass, to
svc c.s vssssl ~ r wlo NJ naM. ssr
tain ltxc,a hnlr ulIy souk h kupt clvur not theI,
EusT tl'9 auuk, VESSELS nf tla suet'N clnss which
tt1o nf Tho lock ind continue 10 tU su Il lllitl
thu tteInyed ltrst. l,ot mrrlycs. The scCtlun
ovcrlnh!nE OF ou Syssoi is u,la;l.sr ii tho u.ti.,t
h* Mtxn hceit Hlncnc.l 81 ~ 10 bur tAsr vrss..!
'fS Mavn esrnw it, T. o"a u slower speed
THE IKi1Iatt VALLEY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
Au!tall Courier; - l'hv I.chiah yul!ey Trans.
pDf4tl1n eoIntMny bus enMrlcFetl for tho scuaUl
%usa 'stef t. the "fM c.s sts W.x Sy 3 u tba gS 5
hM ,t:l DfaSS S Ss;n axnsi 4 n: 5oaa Ksiass.
, 1881-07-08
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