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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-18

The Afternoon. both by Rev NJ. Mckay
The Subscriber takes this method o.
efpr~sslsg her thAais 10 The coed p~opl,
! Of GHrisyrills. Conn.. Who showed q
nucL kindness during the LAST sickness d
daughter. and especially soNrs Fullel
for fsrors shown Msiinda Johnson.
JAMAICA
There are several new arrivals Of sum.
ner guests 81 the Jamaica House.
Allen 0lcssou. oDs Of the Oldest roe
ijeuts, quietly ps~sed away Saturday after.
noon. Aged Is.
--Morss A Dean Of Manchester. purchAs.
ed last week Eve three yesr-old steers Of
W. C. Cushing. Aggregate weight cess
pounds
--woodwari 4 Barry are rapidly com.
pleting their work Of repairs in the vieini-
~ Of the JansicA House; great improve.
ment to the street
Edward Ballard has completed his
contract Of peelipg 500 cords OF hemlock
bark for Mr.. Goddard OF Worcester. Mass.
Mr.. Goddard will erect steam mill on his
Bond timber lot
--Lovett Divoll committed suicide the
evening Of the 18th. by hanging himself
from hook in the ceiling Of his kitchen,
II 10 reported that be had been drinking
heavily OF hard cider and had quarrelled
with his family tho day Of his death. He
had also had some financial troubles. and
oil. perhaps, had something to do with his
committing the terrible decd.
ARLINGTON.
Mrs. G. A. Bundy has gone TO Lake
vile. Conn. ON q visit and will be absent
about 8 weeks.
DR. Garfield is about TO build house
on water street. nearly opposite the resi-
dencs Of Dr. Stewart
Fl. N. Canfeld, Z. G. Woodwork G.
J. Williams and others attended the races
at Cambridge, last week.
About twenty went from here Mon
day on the excursion TO Troy. Some re-
turned on the 7:22 train and others on the
night train. All report having . pleasant
lime
Rev. J. Randall has gone to Nova
Scotia 10 visit his mother. and will be CD.
'ent about Eve weeks. II 10 expected that
DR.. Garfield will supply his pulpit while
ne is gone, but was unable 10 do so last
sunday on account Of sickness.
s. E. Wright has just received from
lis farm at Weybridge. VI, . nice
lice colt which Prof. Moore, Of East Ar.
ington. will break and fit up in condition
o drive. We should call ii 20 very nice
nimal, and il properly trained will make
nice carriage horse.
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"A young friend Of mine was cured Of
m Unsuitable thirst for liquor. which had
SO prostrsted him that he was unable to
do any business. He was entirely cured
by the use Of Hop Bitters. II allayed all
that burning thirst; took away the sppe-
tito for liquor; made his nerves steady, and
he has remained sober and steady man
for moro than two years, and has no de-
sire to return to his cups; l know Of Q
others that have been cured OF drinking
by it. Prom . leading X. r. Official
Chicago. Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-18

Why do so many people we see around
us, seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion. Constipation,
Dizziness. Loss of Appetite, Coming up Of
the food, Yellow Skin. when for rs cts.
we will sell the Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
teed to cure them. Sold by J. N. HARD.
Manchester. and by G. J. WAIT, Factory
Point, w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-18

Women that have been given up by their
dearest friends ~ beyond help, have hccn
p~rnAscaily cured by Lydia J.. fInkhan =
Vegetable Compound. It's . posiuve
care for al female complaints send 10
Mrs Lydia u PinkhAm, $50 Western
Avenue, Lynn, MAss., for pamphlets.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-18
sHuOH's CATARRH REMEDY.

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A
marvellous cure for CatArrh Diphthsria.
Canker mouth. and Headache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment of these
complaints without extra charge. Price
80 cts. Sold by J. N. HARD. Manchester,
and by G. J. WAIT, Factory Point.Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-18

CTAMMERISG. Suffering and Lisping cured
deepened and mellowed. school OF Vocal Tram.
ing 40 Genesee Street, Utica, N. Y. /. II. AL.
DEIcH, Principal. Those who have been cured
can be seen At any time In Utica, or their sd.
dress furnished upon application. Send for cir.
cular
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-18

- nc OI60t SOUuCCtu6 s,pN
Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
seneseo Moline. Rock Island, Davenport West
Liberty, IOwaCity. MareDgo. Brooklyn Grinnel.
Des Molnes (the capital OF lowal stuart hllsn.
tie. and Ayoca WIN ndanG aas, Lio'n mn,aa,
tine, Washington. Fairfield Eldon. Belknap,
Centreville Princeton. Trenton, Gallatin. Came
ron. Leavenworth, Atcbison, and Kansas Clly
Vile; Keokuk 70 Warrington. Bonaparte, Benz
toDsport Independem, fIdon. Ottumwa. EDDY
willie, Oskaloosa, Peiiz, Monroe. and Des Moines,
Mt Zion 70 Keosauqua; Newton 70 Moaioo ps .l
Moines TO indianola and winterset: Atlantle 70
Griswold and Audubon; and Ayoca TO Harlan
and Carson. This is positively the only haii-
road, which owns. and operates through line
from chicago INTO ne STATE o. ksna I'm phil.
man Palace Cars attached, are run each way daily
between CHICAGO and PEORIA. KANSAS CITY.
COUNCIL BLuYvs. LkAyEswohIH aud, icHl-
fes and Kansas CITY, VIA the Milwaukee and
Rock Island Short Line"
Tho "0rsai Rock Island" Is magnldcenily
equipped. Its road bed Is simply perfect aud It's
What will please you most will be the pleasure
Of enjoying your meals, while passing over the
beautiful pfairies OF Illinois and Iowa, in one u
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany Az
meal as good ~ IL served In any hfst-class hotel
for seventy i've cents
Apprecisting the fact that majority o. the
people preisr. separate apartment. 10, aimsnes,
of this line wsrrsnting ~ we are pleased @ an
RgLLMAS HALLAGE GAS lI ,, sys r "a.
all Ticket Agents in The United states
For Information not obtatnsblo ut ,
n. IL. CABLE,
". Ts.s.a.s, SD o.sa.i M.p,s-.
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DR. n willsnson. New brunswick. Nj
Mis- Matte williamson -
Mrs y Grim h, New York
Miss Nina Grifith
krs Pstsr hacqusen Charleston. &C
Mlss Viii lock. Aatsuan, n
Mics Carrie Dolly
Miss Magic ssas. dsnsvs,
Miss Mar. swan
NJ wn s,or.r and wife. Eiirssst. M
Chss Btorsf
william s,orsr, Jr
Nj W Dsntsch and wife, Elizabeth. N
Claude psutseh
Miss Liliy Dsutseh
nrs 9 Seaman. Ne. York
Mr. Doty
nr w yssnun ana wife. Trey
Mics Grace YArasm .
~. WEED
hrs Weed
Miss Mamie Weed
Misc kstt's weed %
Mr. Alexander Irving. New Ysrk
hrs Locke. Tro.
Mics Weed
Nj william Rsilsy and wife. Nsv Brussviek
Mics Agnes s,0r.r
Mrrhos swan, BROOKLYN
Miss X swan ("
Mrs A W Brevn, Nsu York
Mr. EAssrd Byrns. si's, sui . children. Hsv
Yors
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E1utnsx Hssss.
P.H. 0ByIs. Prorrnroa.
IArnsa and wife, Chicago
hrs n A blair I"
WB Miller. Esv York
NIss Miller
wv p,Dol. and .ii.. Posshis.p.i'
s.h = ! i's.u, No. rsrs
Miss Caldwell /"
Hsrtst futile, Ohio
wGCst.sr aud wife, Worcester
Thsmss sioLss and wife. Esv fori
rrsnhiia II Hydsr
A Oatman, Hartford
Mrs Dliss and maid. PAiisdslpbis
Hsvsrd Fugsst
Rita Pugust
Mas n Dsilsu
MICS G Dsilstt
III Bosrdnsn. Troy
II hstAsr and vifs, Hartford
y .od nrsJ D Hall, New YORK
Cha Carryl
Miss Asnis Smith. Boston
y UfouhArt. Little Bech. Arb
hSs lrquhsft
Miss urqshsrt /"
Miss n cyqshast g
Mics Bessie Putnam, Troy
wa Howard end wife. Brootlys
J ] storrev. Boston
krs W Y Fearing. Albany
hss n Dsovnsli, Cambridge
ysyss y codnss, u, Boston
q Y 0sild, Jr
Geo Buekkam, New York
Mrs. Gen Ki.Sss.ry, brooklyn
Mr. ssd Mrs v L 0srrison, Boston
Mr. sud Mrs. q Cram
Henry q Parker
John G wyman
Geo l. Huntrsss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-18

SLEEPING Cars for sleeping purposes ana Pdtdes
Dining Cars for eating purposes oniy. Oneothsr
great feature Of our Palace Cars Is SMOKING
SALOON where you cap enjoy your HAVANA
maenidceSt Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers nj all points crossed ny tnls
line. and transfers are avoided ~ Council binns.
pertions being made In Union Depots.
The principal X. X. connections Of
THU great Through Line are - followst
~ Cn,oAoo, with all d'verging lines Tor tho
az fsaIs%oep with the LIS. &Ms.. andP.
Al wAsnrsoIos HEIGHTS. with r.. .. asI
At sALLM with III. Cent II. H..
WI ~ H. Eir9 ala.i; and sns r NV kds
seS1 WITH raet r,a s,s f Es
q n 6A " y q with the Davenport Division
q wnsT LIsnarY, with the y; 9, ExsRh
A sG bHs s5lss. WI VIZ Sf B. ~.
Al OMAHA. with b. a Mo. r hh, 90 kse.)
Al coLUsnusJusoTior.w with b.o.hANHr
81. 1. 4 Pac.. and O. y, and q n Rds. -.
AtKg0KUK with Toll. PEG. War. Wtb, b.
Louis 4 Fae., and =. 4, Eco, M W. H. hda.
~ CAMERON. with u ~ =. *. y. ..,,.v.,
Aieh, 4 Ncb.. and Cen. Br y. J. y hds
AT i.EhyrswoRTn. with Union Pae. and Kan.
AtkAssAs CRY. with all limos for tho West
.,h.o.Sh 10 PEoEIA; DEsr mOINEs'
Great Kock Island Houte,' are sold ~
,%r home once, address,
n. d SL i.. J % l...,,.: ,r..
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ce-D A WEEK. si7 . day u home eAsil,
D = maze Costly ostht free. Address THuf
4 Co., Augusta. Maine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-18

When medicine performs such cures
q kidney. Wort Is constantly doing, II
NAV truly be said 70 have wonderful pow.
a.. A carpenter in Montgomery. VI, had
suffered for eight years from the worst OF
kidney diseases. and had been wholly ~.
capsoited for work. lie says, ''one boz
made new man Of me. and sincerely
believe il will restore 10 health all that are
similarly afflicted" II Is now sold in both
liquid and dry form.--Dpbsgy Ne1s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-08-18

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asrsssf.s, i.svss hsasAss.s, rslirss1 asp"
s'tss arrival 81 10 % .. =. Hsls Gesne Nora
Iios6vshs ass Jtvs0soa
". G. Hoapsy. Proprietor.
Lssyss Ttsysrs Hcssl. Tsstsry ross. Tsss.
ssys. 1usasys ssd saturday. aara
Es,rssfss, bssvss Jsnsiea neDdsy6. wsdsss-
aAys and Fridays stfs,s.
Halls Cssss.
aotJrH -py railroad fof Ssv Iesb. Aibssy. Trsy
i 0salh asa wsst sts % A.n, And iop.
voRfH~b, railroad fer nstlssd, bsriisgsss
NORTH ssd Fats 0or.s.
GRANVILLE nail BY stage siosss ~ 10 49,
POST OFFICE opsn from A. =. Vol ~s.s'
n.iis from Ia. North arrive the Poet ons'
$40 Aaasi sf.s.
Nails froa the sos,h strive ~ ths Pest oAss
a. u A. =. spdt ~ ,, q.
\ .iis Tor Psra, Lssdsrovs, Beldviiis. ysnAies
As.. BY sssss, eloss 81 rsstery Point Possoi'
Gss sti3 =. Ta.sdays. Thsrsdsys 400 ss'
srdsys.
TsisGssph OAss
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frosa Ariinssoa asa oshm places 10 pro
postzoa.
On Yriasy night Aax.. sth hay
Ezsrs. viii % cid erprssa vaSoa and
Asns harssa vxs staier In ChItsssdsr
The ihsef vK traded 10 shis town where
be arrived 81 ~ early hour srnasy norn-
ing Aug. Tth. and vn last seen by John
Pss,ihoas's hired man CO the road 70 saa.
derlana. Since thea 10 trace Of him or
The property hss b~sn iosnd.
A yoasg mAn named shas who has
reeeniiy worked In the brick yard near the
depot s1 arrested LIST week on rsauisi.
ton by The governor Of New Yorf on the
charge Of hors~ stealing. making the ihifd
arrest ios that offence IN this vicinity In
the past few vesAs. through none OF the
psfsissj we're residents 81 this county aud
i~o we're from New York state He MAS
talea 10 Salem
The Reserve Open Company Of Her
Majesty. The Queen. under the direction
Of Prof Carlos Steel gave 3 highly in
terestibg performance 10 small but select
and much dressed audience Al the Elm
House Tuesday evening. Prof Steel and
some Of the company will appear In the
81 Music Hall next Monday
evening. The, need only 10 be seen 10 be
thoroughly appreciated.
There will h. given II Music Hall. on
Monday evening. August 22d, musical
in three acts.
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usgs hsss.s.
Dsfsa. Asssvs, Fssasf. 0sssss2s. a.
n bssE.ses, ffop,tsles.
q .gir. Afrssss 10 ~ tss..s 10 a. q
ans rsstory fons 49, ..
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
Places of Worship.

sEAMEN's BErnEt-Re c canon, Chaplain, King
street, near the Sailors Home. Preaching at II A
Seats free Sabbath School before the morning service
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings "a o'clock.
foRr STREET CHuRcH-Rev w Frcar Pastor, corner
OF Fort ana BeretaniO streets Preaching Sundays
at II 4 NJ and "a NJ. Sabbath School at loan.
ST. ANDREw's CATnEDnA1eE English servicesi RI Rev
the Bishop li Honolulu and Rev ThOs Blackburn Ia-
waiian services Rev Alex Mackintoeh $50, Holy
Communion; 9.3O, Mathis and Sermon 0Iawaiian); ii,
Mathis, Lttany and sermon (Engish; T. Eyensong
Qlawaiian); $50, Evcnsong and ,rmOn (Englishj.
81, 2s5.
kAwAIAHAo CHuRcH-Rcv II II Parker, Pastor, King
street above the Palace. Services in Hawaiian every
Sunday at II NJ. sabbath School at 10 NJ Evening
services at "a o'clock alternating with kaumakapili.
District meetings in various chapes 800 ~ Prayer
meeting every Wednesday at "a PM
kAuMAKArn1 CHuRcn-Rev Kuaca. Pastor, Bere
tnnia street. near Nuuanu Services in Hawaiian every
SUNDAY at lCL 4 sabbath School ut 81 AN. Even
ing services at "a o'clock alternating with kawaiahao
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at "a
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Under the charge of Rt
Rev Bishop Maigret assisted by Rev Father Hermann
Fort street. near Betetana Services every Sunday
10 NJ and VI.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
Saturday Press Supplement, March rs, 1881.

and bo1ted 500 miles Carried 2i3 passengers,
had $50 hours calm, and the whole distance sailed
on the voyage is 10. 7S3 miles.
We had nothing like the regular trade-winds at
any purity of the voyage. Since leaving Pom tpe we
had the wind from every quarter till re tchng the
meridian of $50 . 10 days out, and since that time
light winds from the east, and Gains. / would
take this opportunity to offer i'll behalf of the
missionaries and all on board our most cordial
and hearty thanks TO the many friends of HonOlti-
III who so generously contributed the good things
of this life ut the time of our sailing from this
port. ISAIAH Bray Mast sr.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
INHIn rRDSG'9
"a a svs 3 u g2 e T e o..

sr Is IMPOSSIBLE 40 SAY roo MUCH IN
praise of this good old standard Family Medicine
Ii cannot be too highly recommended, 1t is truly
Marvel OF the Age, and no household should be
without 1t. II prevents well as cures Skin dis.
eases, Guut. RheumAmtisns, Gravel and all Hid.
mey Diseases Affected Liver, Headache.
Nausea. Bite. wind, Indigestion. Comsttpa-
,ion. Fevers and Ague. Sleepiessness. Lasst-
tude. Foul Breath, and every disease brought
aggravated by disordered stomach.
1t puriles the Blood, Cleanses the Stomach and Bow
els, and gives the whole system Healthy and Delight
ful Tone. There medic ne for the Nursery
equal it, and being composed OF Herbs only 1t
he given safely to infants II is triumph In medicine
harmless yet efcacious. Invaluable in the family,
the road. at sea, and everywhere
For sale by all Druggists, aud. at wholesale by
SO MCLEAN BROS.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
WRAy TAYLOR,
PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN TUNER

~, Orders can be left at t g. Thrums Fort street
and Merchant Street Stores. % GIN
, 1881-01-16

E1o11R-w,, in futr demand for Saturday. which
is usually quiet day. md the market sn'en M ~ ~
There WIS few export orders on hand safes "e,o
rcnor,od or an hr,s and GOO sacks winters Rnd . nr!s
rye -four on prtva&e ters $50 brs and 6N sacss
spring extras, partly at sL55S45; ~ DIS e1as ~
$ioo; lo1 b.ls buckwheat -four ut s5o Iotaa equo. ~
700 brje- Export Hours wcro quoted ht *tou"s'" "
good 10 choice, and rye do ut sIt3'4pl''o. .
OTHER MtLLsruFFs-,yere in fair demand @ ano
nrn. Sales were cnEs bran ut slnSo@1l."; ~ ~
dinRs atsl:W; ! Cur feed at sl6oo' anu e''' ~
$l35W9l4.U.
srnlSG WHEAT-Was rather q.1lsst AZ nhars soT tne
what reusnr nrn,er @ Mnd closed 'as from
hoao ssps chansG
i S1sS a s ssS
don 2,s hsre he %
9 qb}s nea shsfa Viz
r :e ss Of q ne q tie
rsre W; asa ts 1sfy yosse stss d.
s m osa a,o sPS1s
s3sss$ fS IL W Z e 5s;iSsS g S
s;s @ %sa S :e?Rs
ss1$ i; ,ss e
@ !; Ss5 ;fS 4 + xss' aad 5ss ss:
u''S W1s9Eh WHE1TWas active in futufses It rs
asds @
s,ss m b. Tssa q & sBSfSs B
II Ssss Ess'
yn, S.aaa n f4a9 e}ss Fss
nrtish ar ke.s we're quoted rm with more dlspos!,,
va sa y S1
stocks during the week Tnsse va as ses nn % inacTs
sy
o Ss e e s
carlots and re}ecsed IT 5c BID spGt sales Msae r.
, 1881-01-16
=, :. DHREE sHkA0ERS.
-"

Xxx
'->'' '': .,sr 1n< Chicago giioome.
uhrce shkadcrs vent ofer nit Lincoln Park,
vent ofcr when der moon he vas high,
IND efery one feel SO gny like lark:
As dhcy dink Of dhere gals, dhey would Sigh
Unf ehents must shkade when der vasser vas
shtrong: .....-.--
But obey dond would dook dose maits along
70 dot Lincoln Park nit der city out
Dhree mnedchens yoost shtop in a barlor toged-
DER
Uud tarz und sing, vheu der moon he vas high,
mud efcry leedle While looked out NIT der yed-
der.
While der plack CLOUDS walked offer der shky:
When shendlemens shkade. der Wind ofden
i. blows
Yoost der same as dot mite; shcorn he arose
Dot tsofe dose shkaders nit der city gTlck back.
Dhree old coats vas hung nit rack By der hall,
und each. shkader vas habby like eny young
shpark,
While der maedchcns vas latin, und huggin' 'em
Dose shkaders dot comes so gwick back nit der
park, ....-.
For ahendlennns shkade, und naedchens may
yait: ......
But dot mite der gals plessed fortune und fate
tdcr ve1der vns SO pad der door out, und dem
feilers vas come right away 80 Rwtck pack
dhey can nit dherc gals dot was Waiting Of
ahey should been on dhere houses nit en-
, 1881-01-16
PROFESSIONAL NURSES.
4 school for Their Instruction 60 ne
Estab1ialaed in This City.

4 school for Their Instruction 60 be
...1" n.oa sa,s ,ast n,cat in the Appel
meeting was oeio iass n.s". . 49, :. 1u,ro ia
late Court Soom IN support ol tne Ane l.,
Trainings School for Nurses, which IS now IN
:.-a - formation or. rather. about to be
proeeos r.et,,-a ~ ~. ar,orarfon. The meeting was
. put 'n.u v nffv or moro Of chicaTo,s prouai-
nent ladies and gentlemen, and was exceeding
1~e.t,sfoc,or,r II: tts results
~ ea'.1"ss 1s.asa., who Ind nrcyiously been
Dr. II. A. 9onhso"7 w. nA1 ..St.. @o ~
selected to preside, called tns gathering ~ ~
der about O'Clock and briefly announced the
oo,eet iof "n''n ~ S,.+o uas already
he said tnas tno oa.s es,,o, ,ncn md
charitable institutions, but there was an inter-
~as,. =. sto,5nn hctwccn these and the people
Ms..s .ras - h. occ,,nied by skilled nurses
nurses who could carry our Inc pnssic.an Ia. 49,
gtuctions intelligcnty md report to the phs-
sician fntclltrcntly the var,ous conditions
throuFp WHICH pauea' ,.ue.t,est LUZ a., noa-d
Mrs. Judge Lawrence ftes.oeat VI .1o ~ noa.u
Of Directors for the school, then read ienstas
,>u+ tcrn}v interesting paper rclq tive to the
formation and objects Of the organization. She
stared that the school WAS designed for the
pnrnose ,oar,en od .,a'us ~ become professional
rnEsee GniY educated wcmen would be
ceivei On probation even, as they would be re-
1,onnId ~ r. n nattcnt's condition from hour to
honr. to be banded to the physician. The candl-
IstAS 1wnn1d hare to be between the ages OF Il
s%s * Toara and Enuld be required to present
cartifcate fron1 a pnysician and a clergyman as
~ mnrst and nhvscai qualifications. A months
nrohation would be required, during which time
hnerd loduino crc would he furnished free,
md lie pupil would then serve one year in the
wards Of the Cook County Hospital, and the sec
nnd and ,ast vcnr ns the hoard might order.
:Mrs IaWrence then briefly gave the history Of
4ta nTranization. Finrencc Nightingale having
Snon +6a Tomndrr The school started By her
a T., connertion with the St james Hospital in
rnndon. Thero has been one in New York for
n"ven 1cars~ md there we're also schools in Dos-
ntfsr Easfern cities. all proving eulincntly sue
, 1881-01-16
BUSINESS
Stocks Active and Strong, with
Slight Concessions at
the Close.
Growing Disposition Of Conservative
Men to Withdraw from
Speculation.
Heavy Dealings on the Chicago stoch
E1change-The Currency
Movement
The Produce Markets Less Aotive-Pro-
visions Rather Weak, but
Closed Fi1mer.
Wheat Stronger but Quiet-other Dreadstuts Tame
and Stead!.
Wheat Stronger but Quiet-other BreadstuHs 1amt
and SteadF.


Canado Southern, at tho opening OF ouslness'
r,n down in huff IN hour to S0ss more easily
,han IT went up to 90 the afternoon oc1ore'
The report ubout tho lease was antnofltntlseis
contradicted. After reaching 6o!3 the STOCK
recovered sharply, and went oacK 10 eoss' eaos
;nr at a.,. Vanderbilt has contradictcd the
story about the Iense Of the Canada ooutnetn ~
his road with a guaranteed ul'locna u pct
cent. but there is reason to believe tnat u III"
ard favorable traffic Arrangement mas oecn
made between the roads. Wabash preferred
vas unusually active, and, after hanging
around 80 finally sailed up to Hs@:' CLOS
fnr mt 91s,. Large blocks Of this stock
we're bought by Chicago operators VINO
believe It is good for pur. Toward the CLOSE OIL
business the announcement was male tha1 luz
I'm rlfugrou s Quincy Directors had decided 10
issue scrip dividend Of 100 per cent, the scrip
TO receive the same dividend us stocS, out W
have no voting power. On this the price "en1
up to ISL. Northwestern sold ns h'gh as Ao''
closing at l3aS, gain of 3a.. ST. Paul WIS ac.-
i've. md made !, to 1a1. Ohio common made :,
70 "a md the preferred 8, to 1r9. There was
large volume Of transactions In ontario q
Western. within a very narrow range OF
mutations, the highest being 81 aud 1ne
lowest 35l;. This stock has just been P1aceo
m the London Stock Exchange. and tne
public here have been buying 1t freely. Norta-
ern Pacific exhibited little more A1e
than in tho precious days of the week, the pre-
fcrred making Z, to 66a. Coal STOCKS "e'e
strong, aud are held with great commence. IL
being still quoted fnr below the prices pteceu'ne
1873, with prospects Of no less prosperity aneae
OF them than thoy enjoyed IN those 5eats' -.
oxccption was Reading, which broke from ~ Il
5o recovering to G4. Tho telegraph stocks kcp
thnir secondary place. Western Union advanced
r. 1no... Atlantic T. Pacific lost III to n; Anc