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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-10-28
ReLisions Rsadins.
Living for God.

Not always, nor often, does God in
vite us to do some great thing for him.
Isaiah volunteered to go to his own
people, his own neighbors, and to try
with his cleansed lips, to make their
lips clean. And though at times he
had TO rebuke princes and to pronounce
the doom of nations, yet it was his
whole life which he dedicated to God,
with all it's petty details of daily con-
duct 1t WAS part of his work to live
with the prophecies he took to wife ac-
cOrding To a Divine law, to name and
train his children so that little Imman-
uel and little er-shalal-hashb az
should be ''for signs and for wonders
in Israel from the Lord of hosts"
And, in like manner, God sends us to
our own people, to our kinsfOlk and ac-
quaintance. We have been cleansed
that we may cleanse them. And we are
not to wait for great opportunities
which seldom come, which may never
come to us, and for which we might
not prove fit if they did come. We
are to endeavOr so to order our whole
lives by "A divine law that, even in the
trivial round and common task, we
may show that we have taken God for
our King, and that we delight to do
his will. 1t is by this constant and
patient heed To the little things of daily
conduct that we are gradually to build
up a character and life wholly conse-
Grated to him and if we do but take
the trivial occasions for self-cOnquest
and selfdenial, for resisting evil and
doing good, which every day affords,
we may safely leave God to link on day
TO day, and duty to duty, and to draw
all our poor and imperfect acts of ser
vice into the large and effectual minis
try by which he is teaching and saving
the world.
This, then, is our high calling and
vocatiOn,-tO live for God, so that our
very lives may speak for him. TO this
service we are invited to volunteer,
that, while serving, we may be free.
For this service, if only we choose it,
God qualities us by revealing to us the
sacred and abiding realities which I'M
derlie all the shadows and changes OF
time. And, indeed, the service is of
ten so hard, and appears to be so I'M
successful, that we cannot hope to be
steadfast i'll it unless we see all that
Isaiah saw, and share his strong per
suasion that God rules over all and
rules for all good. If we would under
stand what the difficulties of this divine
service are, and where lies our hope OF
being faithful to it, we have but To
consider the task which the prophet
was called to undertake, and the mo-
tives which secured his fidelity Rev
S. Cox.
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Gods Severity.

Is there not some danger, in the
present day, of Gods love being pre-
scented to sinners to the exclusion
altogether of his Justice The late
Rev. +. w. Robertson speaks well on
this subject : "Here is an eternal
truth with which we would not part
God must hate sin and be forever sins
enemy. Because he is the Lord of love,
therefore must he be "a consuming fire
to evil; God is against evil, but for us
if, then, we sin, he must he against us
in SHINING we identify ourselves with
evil, therefore we must endure the con-
suming fire. o brethren, in this soft
age in which we live it is good to fall
back on the first principles of everlast-
ing truth. We have come to think
that education may be maintained by
mere laws of discipline, and that pub
lie punishment may be abolished. We
say that these things are contrary to
the gospel and heres doubtless, there
is an underlying truth &; it is true that
there may be IA severity in education
which defeats itself, it is true that love
and tenderness may do more than Sc
verify but yet under IA system of
mere love and tenderness no character
can acquire manliness or firmness.
When you have once got rid of the
idea of public punishment, then by
degrees you will also get rid of the
idea of sin: where is it written in the
word of God. that the sword of his
minister is to. be borne i'll vain In
this world of groaning and of anguish,
tell us where it is that the law which
links suffering to sin has ceased to act
Nay, so long as there is evil so long
will there be penalty, and woe to that
man who attempts to contradict the
eternal system of God ; so long as the
spirit of evil is in the world, so long
must human punishment remain to
bear its testimony that the God of the
universe is n ri0htpOuS God -
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Broken Limbs.

A practical stock grower advises his
brother farmers not to be in hurry to
destroy any animal that may break a
leg, for by means of plaster of paris
mot land plaster,) and some bagging
strips, the limb may be set and sup
ported until the fractured bones unite
again. His plan has been, both with
calves and sheep, to wind the strips of
bagging about the broken limb, plas-
ter over with calcined plaster mixed to
a thin paste, wind another over that
and apply more plaster, the leg being
fastened to splints of wood until the
plaster sets. The animal would limp
around "A few days on three legs, but
RECEIVERS without blemish.- Michigan
Farmer.
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Village and Farm Property For Sale

House and lot formerly owned by A W. Wheat
ly at corner of fremont and Suffolk Sts-good
barn and running weter.
House in Summerville formerly owned by Geo
w. Hurlbutt, at corner of Portland and River SITS.
The above property is in first class condition and
will be sold ON reasonable terms. Enquire at
PASSUMPSIC SAVINGS BANK
April 3. 1891. s0tf
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AUCTION BILLS.

Orders for auction bills by morning mails car
usually be elled and returned on evening train.
same day. Our facilities for Half and Whole Sheet
Posters are better than ever at
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE
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Valuable Farm For Sale at a Bargain.

Contains 300 acres land, consisting of tllage pas
ture and woodland. under good state of cultivation
cuts 40 tons hay, $50 bushels oats and other crops
good barns house, wOodshed, granary, and hog
house all in good repair. Tillage land lies very
level. Situated one mile from East Concord vii
age. Railroad runs through wOOdlOt where 1000
cords of wood be easily cut and delivered. For
further information visit the premises, address
tNOvl5t G.. ID. ROOT. East Concord Vt.
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1t isn't loud praying that counts with
the Lord SO much as giving four quarts
for every gallon, sixteen ounces for
IA pound, and thirty-six inches to the
yard in fact, doing to others as we
would be done by.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-10-28

Two good Tenement Houses near River Street
IN Summerville, two tenements in each house. in
good repair and rent well all the time One large
new Refrigerator. One good Office Safe and one
good work horse. Any one in want of a house OF
any ofthese articles viii do well to and see me
before purchasing elsewhere they are going to
be sold low for cash, for want the money to in
my business. This is good chance for you TO
money.
94tf WI BRAY
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Wednesday, November 9th, 1881,
StafrG.

CTATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT IS.
- In Probate Court, holden at the Probate Office
in st. Johnsbury on the 18th day of October, A ID.
1881.
Abel W. Roberts, executor of the last will and
testament of Hiram Roberts, late of St JOhnsbury,
in said district, deceased, presents his administra-
ton account for examination and allowance and
makes application for decree of distribution and
partition of the estate of said deceased.
WhereupOn, ii is ordered by said Court that said
account and said application be referred to
sion thereof to be held at the Probate Office in
said st. JOhnsbury, on the 5th day of November,
A. ID. 1881, for hearing and decision thereon and,
it is further ordered that notice hereof be given
to all persons interested by publication of the
newspaper printed at st. JOhnsbury, previous
to said time appointed for hearing. that they may
appear at said time and place, and show eanse, II
any they may have, why said account should not
be allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court, Attest,
$40 HENRY FRENCH, Register.
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"Ma, won't You give me some OF
that ?" mo, Lily, my dear; it is bad
for little girls" "But ma, 1 want to
see how bad it is"
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ICE CREAM
HONEY! HONEY!
The finest Honey produced in Caledonia county
Each Comb Separate
All white clover and very white,
9stf At BINGHAMS DRUG STORE.
Farm For Sale.

On account of poor health ] will sell my farm,
situated one mile from PassumPsic Village. IL
consists Of two hundred and sixty Of land,
suitably divided into tillage pasture and wood
land apple orchard in bearing. also plums and
cherries Good buildings the farm with run
ming water to the same; also good sugar orchard.
II Is Of the best stock farms in the county and
well wooded
sl77 RP HARVEY.
Passumpsic, Vt, Sept 5. 1881. 2tf
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IT so be sure and go on HARVEY'S EXCURSION
Tickets sold to all principal points in the West,
leaving st. Johnsbury by Special Train in first
class with special frst-class car Montreal to
Chicago without change, with guide to accom-
pany the party. Baggage checked through in
Bond. Save money and time and go with Harvey.
For full particulars, call or address
A. c. HARVEY,
Western Land, and Ticket Agent,
st. JOhnsbury VT.
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Administrators Sale at
AUCTION!

viii be sold at public auction ON the premises of
the late Richard o. GOss OF Waterford Vt, do
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OLIVER DITSON & co.
FOR SALE!

44s & 4s1 WASHINGTON 81
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A SURE REMEDY AT LAST Price Is cts
N MEAD'S Medicated Corn and Bunion Plaster
, 1881-10-10
FINANCIAL. .......-.
. MARYLAND MARYLAND ELECTRlC LIGHT
AND POWER co.
1ocerrornied Cnder tI,e fnx$ OF tue "'"se
or Now York.
n,,.uENr i. 1lAitlfiT. President
,1ouAeE #. ut1.tlNslHAas, vEcn-Prealden''
,uAtt,,Es MlSzEsI1EtMkts. frcasurer.
r.. JEllustH F1QuET, Secretary.

n, s,on NJ l,articab!u tho AntklnEa Eiactrc l,aht
viii hc tptcomts al utn fncurIcs HthFcs. n"'es' po"
l. .c.or,s c,tIcs md towns. etc. Fur la fnsrnhe
numhtr Of them n be nrGcle Mt ct'lIslc'.ua Hfncas
m Jto tiIorougfn1cs II ihs city. - tint tho ebn
md utl,ots ,nuy reu, exar, Hnu c0ftI1fp iho hatd
1h sou,u ut,ur EInrtIc Lights 'w III usa, ma AZ tic
nnr,e tlue tnert tho sstDss critical tests. ....
CHIN this light rqnl i" MI rerpccst aHd sne-
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Ar,uus tin advantages clntshed hre:
f,r,tt. Intensity !. sn ulrnr thut It p0sscssos lhc
nronrr,y uf eyunptnw MI sharA and cu1"rr. thereby
rIn.rIy nss!rlitintinG thu rnyr 1T sunlight
Xccurd--lt Ia positively safe.
rl,rd-tth construction Il nnlHlr. nhd requires tet*
care e1td attention t1inh nl,y competing llslt.
FourtsI-ft etstH greGms1tNnt III lis Elehf reFtoet,
md urchusEnG sCntllnesA. II IA ffch frnh1 MY
ujckpr!nH or liability to exlcllt 70 prevalent IN all
Electric l.ixhls nt,r lit nrn.
rhlA uniform sscnilnuss retldcr. II ln1enturnbly
pupcr!ur 10 every billcr Illuminating pr1cc,s In OK.
lstuncG. $50. .
NC direct particular intention 10 ttfs dstfnEusfithx
punlItv 1f FnEEn0M f1{sbM fitTTEltlSf ut WA'Eh-
i'm, TIM oSt.y 110ifr rnsAtssISt3TI TIlis PROPERTY.
A N1ltud nniuhsr Of Shares af the atock Of th!s
cvn,pauy asu INV inferred for .ald iy sntscEfpnh ut
ONE DOLLAR rt.lt SHARE. as h,1ipTs:
Ftrry cExrH IN APPLICATION. BALANCE as cal!pd
for ,,y Directors Of tho Ct,rrany.
Subscription hooks arc aow 1Irr nj tho following
9n.eos:
William EtlELlp vOi:Sti, ~ l'rnnd.st.
W, II. PATTERSON 4 to, ii Exchange p1aca.
H. u, t,jIl.1NEltAM Il to. II Sew-st
o. u. MUlt1l1sUS s. TO-, III I,rahdwny.
Adurers. fur Prospectus,
WILLIAM EuCL1D YOtfNts.
tMc,nupr New York Stink Exr'ihnHe.l -
sttb Ero,ttl.at.. Sew York.
, 1881-10-10
By TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.


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rtts dull ut hl4. ltaM%1.ung cut hHfl ut S.s+ intd
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lrre1nnr fT'k1it II Id; x,c~ s,Dl speculation mud
ctIHnHe. 1ihtI; American. bstJ1
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az Trade:
t.trEHIa,ui. 0ct. 6-iI:Ea u. n..-1.nrtI TO- III.
IA1SlnlS, t}ut- What rtf1.cr t1,.le;
wh!:H MrhfHnf, lis lit; Western rud Nntur lis ri.
Eurlt rather rn.!nf nj fs :te.. MAHk LASk-EuC4uc.
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rprlnE ttsGtH sHt mir nvGrx4s Fr wtntGr, MI inr
California. ii. id. tr.i Fttr cn,iur; fnlf
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t,t.t .ld c',Fn rttlpr GhsIGrs 9HF average nlfty
u AinGr1rlItl rcd winter what ftF rOIIE xh!ncAl,
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nEe quality vi t1lertGH1t mixed eur1i tnr prompt
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, 1881-10-10
OLD VINE.
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far Thf fhictfya Tribune.
IhG Ut" that Wis Rflt tho llIe TINT la
HOY HtranEay tltHtch they scuni tn bsl
~ an!t tto l'ast holds the t,rlso1eI wtnu Of its cup
10 lips ll,at titltst Tor thu 1tluckery.
Wn''lIl shAttor that hcAutltul uur IN Tho dust,
anu s!gl!o ut tho riit alHt HtulI ut niy tout;
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eo''Ih loHo wlMt IL lust-,lio sight Ut thtngs
sweet.
lilt tile cryatuI lining It t,01Ja II wnll,
nn nann stSHs the eyes with Tho slIarko divine,
sM;HilIh sM;Hlh drop eun cdltr tue iIllll tpa
nun Inc rcd, nuw illD pf The MD. ktrllpE Wins,
H. u" nAy 'irlnk, IT lt!e purple Krupo of Today,
!nut has tuh!burad III slllls III thu ruyAicst Ko,
:, St.nlh;
n't the vino VI onr dreams In always tho old.
JuIlA Ii. YnArEA.
, 1881-10-10


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vrtnhor. lltie, l'"cint1'sr i.dE; 1annary. tL'lc;
February. llHI; MARCH. 1!ci Apri,, l:tlc Mnf,
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i5,a0.9oss} to :D.pB1su th. 'ho a*cr.u.., ny.
W,rt for tc1l yrara huvlnE brcn alM'nt li:'fHt"n
nt,tl hrr dependencies: 4,rJ.att u L.fHtD In
frsm EFypl; something frnin british tt'ilh. ihnt
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A,lR. III. tHHl. upwards Of E1Htn In. Thu wht1't
crops Of ch!!l nil Australia nrD not ygt iE'lc.
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mud Tho nxnurt surplus fruin ths .suurta nny tn.
1rs'n l?haAUN II HhsEttl IN NJ the OH nut hhHl!
lts Mt tho harvest IN rho coming llecurnl,crstId
.tan1Eary. C1,Ilf tuy hnsn ;i,aslHU to ttA9.sN tn
uf ~laent fhr export. Her ilnrycst Will cuhu III
lltGusnttF Nilti .laHunry next.
fhlA presentation Uf tllH situation t!Drs not In
AlrniG II rntHlns during this crop year.
III th. United States statements hnvo hceH
nn,s Tint tho iiruLitt has prevented tho secinR
Ut winter wi1ent. which Eivr* tn tllGsa rnrtitH
tho expectation that tho wfNtrr whe1It efhp In
tMGrlcn to he harvested In 1h' wlia he II failure,
NI II thnrc shall In ilu fh1nlHa this jonr II tnny
lie expected to CntrtC tlext reMr.
, 1881-10-10

NAkTl,Tt,stI, OCT a,-FtUuN Without eIotubls
Glta,s.l,
Observation-Disclosures luwDr, clustna nEnl; No.
~lntGr rs. sMtt utM Nctu,ur, Ills nsaeA, NJ.
Yuls,htT, 3Is lh, IIpcunlttpr, ti,SsjELlsp4 Jn-
unry. u .a,tts1.ht ruEn-Weatorn l"wer nnl ntlis"i
hlLa e4i. spflt Md {}Cnbpr. l6ti8tGt EuYGhlteF, 1
ts7i%r; Itarc,ntpr. 1i!sf<1d*u. Oats ss0atly. hs0
t3IIut and custer.
'4af-Itnghutlsitll.
|'nhf tsluSA- -tfNchBtl1cA.
ll'TTElt-FtrIns Western KrAs9 At IAa!3c.
Ets1k--ttfvhrrMs ~ EsI.t tor AtFfutly lTusa.
EtsTlt4lI II M--StIlilthL ....
iiIiiV t.uIces V4stsr; 1siu carxues, usIlsc.
spxAr trJlI,
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FHEItiIFh-lluli ntIA nDnlus. ..
HktEiarh-fluur, Lii bfs, whoat, 5A5ii but cUrn,
t. ~ h4; Dn3s, i.ltii bur ryu, l,Hh hH.
hn!rHESTH-s|ilent.n nntles cuEI, :!..91 hu.
hALE6-MheAl. WI, 1T tu; cUEtl, auhuQ hu.
, 1881-10-10
t:fSf'1 NATE.

ftsrtsSATI. t)et. '.-CuTruS-Hrska at 1l4c.
FIusf-fIs.r. Int NIT uhntubty lursr
EHA1S-Wtra. III tntt ,InHlna NJ 1uwrr rntcs; tl.lf
tslI. tHtH Irregular. M. nsAe,', sg U1sG. Oats
unSyttltT: 80. 'naeh. t:s +fsc. 1sye weaker at
:i:!,s. HareH atealr ut f1.:i!l.
fHtri*i.!..-t'bfk tH unl nominal NJ &!TksA- l.Art
Hhh'l ut ftls,t., Hulk nlcnts dull and tnchnnrri
WHISKY strnns II tl.1i: r''fM!G9ison tales of
1T ErEIt-stenlly md unchanged.
, 1881-10-10
~. Louis,

TT. if,l1s. ae&, R.-ftulIN-lM1l
EAAtS-WIiuat atsBua lnRer AMI dIciinnd; clo*cA
l!A!s. than tlsu 4pum,xi M. re,t. e( cash. ft-o
Nuveu4bar, sIji7, tieouubsh &llSiH January, salea
rsnxud ~ low ttj'is Suyulabpr. s.3l llaevaabor.
filk January; M. du, L17asi No. du. $IH
tA:i lorn ul4t,sd fo~er dcc|inutI3 cuscsi hiEhar,
u! Gl4t4Stc chsh. aase huySashoF. ian D,rEenihsr.
;aI&e &nuarg. Mxy, saus low II d4tu November,
1c llcyypIter, tl,t Jaury, Tj{e May. llak utspgcd
luHur aud Closud hghvr, II " Cash. ~ W. Sis
, 1881-10-10
1BI.t1flf&~

rEnIstA. ill.,, uct. st:ltAlS-COrn quit and lowees
g1l.1nta cd. tS1(rGici mixed. EILstsAc tIRtd ensJ
Inwcri No. wttn tts +;!ac iye dull, NJ =, slts!1
@I.W
1sniHwIStH-Sam.1,al: unchanged. nj E1.l'.
itEcEL1 ent. .t1tei e,trn 81 s;j hi; uats lAtEl
bu: ry". 5.Etti lu; hnrIpy, :i-JH III.
slirWEHT>-W y hent. l.iaN hn. eoru. 5thn but uats,
tf,3sj bu syu I,AU bus bnTlry. hui bu.
, 1881-10-10

TnLEItI. uct. s.-tinsiS-lyhtat Htm; No. 2 rcd
Wabash. cas. md UelulIsr, fl4te November, Il.
netc,nber tstt; January. tH htd Hi. a.kt&t. Corr
tstn: NJ: 9. .sa.h is~ lenbcr nnd Anfy,n!er G;:xs;
tEse 'tuli md .solnal M =. lash and pclueer fss
AuytJnhnr. I,+xr. lax
NtcEilTs--N Nitnt. :1ln, In; carn. sun bu; oats
i,slb In.
SVk hU.
, 1881-10-10
COMMERCIAL.

Tile following wcro tho receipts and shipments
Ut radlng articles ar prustrc III tho city during
tho twenty-lottr hnttrs eial!tiE 1T o'ctnek
Saturday morning a,ld for thu corresponding
tfflp u year aEO.
, 1881-10-10

Spt::a4 u,l.sth IL 1ht Chfeaao 7ttsuns.
kAssAs CiTf. Mu.. Oct. G.-t;HAls-The Price Cur
rut scIHrtr: Whcn:-l:rrrifts :,tsi ius shipments,
al.l Iii; .llw hnd hIn'n t'weri NJ! T. cash, H.l7Is;
tiHsror u:l5.i;'S1 = .a1i, tr,ntrr. tls:s Corn
-ttncvLptt. j.:n hH: shLlmlanls 1.A9 ha; dull mid
wuaki No. :. casA. tu!.r; t'ctu'cr. aH.
, 1881-10-10

EATrLE--Hith 4 aitMIhthet supply. bettvf rlass
IT bf1, al tnr0 aat1s3 general tlualsa, tho paxt
weuk substantial a,lyMnrH 1T nh,sl Clnssps 1T
rntll1. At tho Daut thu suattoI~fas nuk vary cn.
tluEasng. Moa.ay And Tussuays trading bsIua tlus
NJ barely sustained pElt"s bu1 th1rs wns nrked In.
ptusVnl6nt ~ thu week M.yanrci, and ut thu AnIsI.
III appreciation n4cua,Imrssl wl.h tlu pr4yus wrsk
# taa4:I* " a.ud.an y tssl EL.ta. sld ut N
;:rsatt, ; M MsHpa!y q .p .tppiux ana sa!@tt ;Atss,
r'roi,stl II lha ttun.nd, and ~ rsniy hrsi.ra.z
hsnssA Thy t!Atlsst prts VI t,s yoaF wv!u nbtaeI.
st.%"s. % To- whsn W q Il @ ysld Tha,s MSto
ntel if!Ms!lMy III MN Ai tor R4'.A We.lers. a,id
ut NAl1I.u 1Hf CituIittsl n GuicU HhllYp steers.
,lhs rrca!pts q raan ea.ils rvntlas
w. ~ rAMarns tArl'a y. 4.aNY "Mttst t.,r
ttv ru!lux pFlUUs Ut turuar l0nr lu EU.t
9EAIes WGro t1kuM By tAb iUHsl cxHners ut El.&iH.
Nh.Y ta9 bsst dFossA wste t.:sn by shtppsts u Hd
r4il1 over thaokh thrFs VII ~ 4oubt hs sgatlerDk
sstsa liz ns.s xusH s u i5 Id aosu ssueS
and iesl1rs w4to II 1sttsr sea9s.t an Tor
lhns Vi fsl!lag-en In tho receipts Vt ca1sos.
, 1881-10-10

Lydia Il. rlnkt.aHi's Vegetable tnlnrm,nti will
nj niI trs atFt Under MI gtrcuH,atAiIces mel IN
l,AtHIOny wtlh the l.,ss thnt govern tho fctnntn
systrnt. .,iirrss Mrs. l,ydln l.. Pink hun. :sri
Western NNGMAu. lyMu. 3tMkA., for cteulMr
, 1881-10-10

HrrrAtn, y. r.. tEt. S.-iiltAtS-SothtnR dolnxs
by0sn md xeIIesn haldg ut !nr lnusc settled nar-
kuts, ..-
CANAL FlEEI11srs-WheaL 45sc.
, 1881-10-10

f}Erantr. Mlch.. Oct. A-Fins:R-stcAd9. un-
changed.
tsEAlS-~hrat tlsM, No. While, sl.;D; octoher.
rear, ntd SuvenJlcr. sl1l4st4l; nrccnbcE. $ilsl {:
January, satF4 .,!t. Fehthnty. *a!a: NJ: red.
Il, KIT MI, while, iryIntt,AI. lteCc!ptH jknu hu;
Mi jtAN Int.