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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-03-31

Hope is a ruddy morning iay Of Joy,
recollection is its golden tinge; but the
latter is won't to sink amid the dews
and 6usky shades OF twilight; and the
bright blue days which the former
promises, break indeed, but in another
world and with another sun.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-03-31
Epigrammatic.

Epigrammatic.
He wins at last who builds his trust
In loving words and actions just.
The winter blast is stern and cold.
Yet summer has its harvest gold.
Sorrow and gloom the soul may meet
Yet love wrings triumph from defeat.
The clouds may darken o'er the sun.
Yet rivers to the ocean run.
Earth brings tho bitterness OF pain,
Yet worth the crowno will gain,
The wind may roar among the trees,
Yet great ships sail the stormy seas
Yet Joy has light for all the years.
On every banner blazon bright,
"For toll, and truth, and love we fight"
Thomas s Collier
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-03-31
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Doing Souf

TRAINS LEAVE MIppLEBURY.
Ooino South. Going North
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-03-31

Provide absorbents for the manure
from the stables and hennery. Pre-
pare what is to be used next spring by
occasional turning. II must be kept
both from over-hsating and freezing.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-03-31

afternoon tea Yesterday, the darlingist
little egg-sLell cups. with bridges and
pagodas and willow trees all over 'em,
exactly such as Aunt Grizzel's mother
used to have. Then it came to me like
q flash Of lightning-Aunt Grizzel's
china r.
Probably it's all broken by this
time gloomily suggested her hus-
band.
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POsT-OFFICE NOTICE. +.


MAILS ARRIVE.
rom Rlpton, Granville, Hancock, East
Middlebury, Cornwall, West Corn
wall and Bridport.. 30 rs A. NJ
Way mail from north ................ 9:6l p M
New York, Rutland and Albany. A. NJ
Way mail from south. ;25 T. NJ
MAILS CLOSE.
w ay mail going SOUTH. ... 8 Som
NJ ay mall going north. 9: 80 Z. NJ
For Ripton, Granville, Hancock, East
Middlebury, Cornwall, West Corn
wall and Bridport... 4 90 l.. NJ
.losed mail for Boston and Rutland. -. 40 p nj
.losed mail for New York and Albsnv 7:46P. NJ
MAILS ARRIVE.
from New Haven, the North, New York, Bost on
! ud the West through Burlington, 80. p. M
From New Haven, the South, New York, Bos.
GU, and the West 8 100 p. NJ.
From Richmond, Huntington, Huntington Cen.
er, and Starksboro, 100 p. NJ. Mondays Wednes.
sys and Fridays, at 4 80 p. m.
From Lincoln, o p. NJ.
From South Starksboro three times week ir.
gulariy
From New Havep NJ, s three tines q week IL
-egularl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-03-31

Every one in this world has his or her
share Of troubles and trials. Let us
then try as much as We are able not to
increase the burden of any by as much
as the weight OF straw.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-07
Vulgar Language.

There is as much connection between
the words and the thoughts as there is
between the thoughts and actions.
The latter are not only the expression
of the former, but they have power to
react upon the soul, and leave the stain
of corruption there. A young man
who allows himself to use one vulgar
or profane word, has not only shown
that there is foul spot upon his
mind, but by the utterance of that
word he extends that spot and inflames
it, till, by indulgence, it will pollute
and ruin the soul. Be careful of your
words and of your thougts.
If you can control the tongue that
no improper words are pronounced by
it you will soon be able also to control
the mind and save it from corruption.
You extinguish the fire by smothering
it, or by preventing bad thoughts from
bursting into language. Never utter a
word anywhere which you would be
ashamed to speak in the presence of
the most refined female or the most re-
lieious man. Try this practice little
while, and you will soon have COM
mand Of yourself.
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GENERALLTID
FREIGHT-HANpLERs.

Three thousand freight-handlers en-
plOyed by the railroad companies in New
York, who for some days have been on a
strike fer an advance of cents per hour,
have caused serious embarrassment to the
business interests of the metropolis. The
piers are guarded by police, and perish
able goods are suffering from delay.
THE RUSSIAN JEWS.
The Battery park in New York con-
tains hundreds of Russian Jews. The
agent of the relief committee admits that
several who were placed on good lands in
Ohio have found their way back to the me-
trOpOliS. The number forwarded from
Brody is in excess of the arrangement
made.
ON THE TRAIL.
The number of cattle ON the trail in the
Indian territory comiDg North is 1900
head, a. d stOcRmen say the number will
reach 100000. OF horses there are 10000
head. Prices for good stock are firm, with
an upward tendency.
GROWING SERIOUS.
The railroad strike in New NOrk is
growing serious. Large details of police
have been sent to the various yards i'm an
ticipatiOn of serious trouble, and it is ex-
pected the militia will be called out.
NEW OIL STRIKE.
The fifth great we'll in the Warren coun-
ty. Pa. oil field has been struck, the yield
being 1000 barrels. One large we'll is on
IRE, causing less of 81 900 per day. The
flames rise to height of 30 feet.
OVER THE RANGE.
Charles Antobees, the most noted of the
of 80 years, at his home near Fort Ray
mond. He plotted John G. Fremont
back and forth over the range.
THE BEE LINE.
Boston capitalists have commenced
work on the Bee line railroad, which is
to run from San Diego, Cal, through
northern Mexico to Talabassas, Arizona.
NEW WHEAT.
An invoice of 5000 bushels of new
Texas wheat was sold at auction on the
produce exchange in New York at S1.5e
per bushel.
A srIKING DEMONSTRATION.
The striking laborers of Pittsbure
marched in procession last Saturday
through pouring ran, full 10000 strong
vENNoE's PREDICTION.
Vennor predicts for July weather gen
orally hotter throughout that month thar
any experienced during June.
DIED ON THE RAIL.
Emanuel Marx, banker of Texas, died
| in railway coach while travelling from
SyIscuyo 80 New York.
ANTICIPATE A STRIKE.
Railroad companies are declining t.
make c"nuacts with shippers in anticipa
ton of astrike.
BLACK DIAMONDS.
Pittsburg has just shipped 1900, 900 bush
! els of coal to Cincinnati and Louisville.
ON A STRIKE.
The grain handlers of Baltimore are OF
q strike.
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.CRIMINALITIB
THROUGH ON A BEE LINE.

THROUGH ON A BEE LINE.
Frank Stratton, of North Lebano n, o.,
stole horse near Muncie, Ind, and was
captured when a few miles away. He
was securely bound and placed on Bee
line train, but managed to throw himself
from the platform and break his neck.
A WOMAN SHOT.
George Eddy, a well-known reporter of
st. Louis, had an encounter with a saloon
keeper, and cut him slightly. The as
sailed man followed Eddy home, and fred
three times through the door, inflicting
mortal wounds upon Mrs. Eddy.
BELL-BOYS
Two bell-boys in a New York hotsl have
within month stolen property valued at
about $4,000. When arrested they made a
full onfessiOn.
NEGRO LYNCHED.
at Winchester, Tenn, a party of citi-
Zens Iynched negro named HuddlestOn
for an outrage on q white widow named
Vaughan.
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while the standard dollar contains hut
412k grains. Therefore on every dollar
exchanged the government will make ~
grains of silver. But as the standard dot
lar Is worth Just as much in circulating as
The trade dollar the government will make
a profit without any loss whatever to any
body.
STATE CLAIMS.
Under the bill authorizing the secretary
of the treasury to report TO congress Jhs,
claims Of states and territories for cxpendi-
lures made in repelling invasion and sup
pressing Indian hostilities, Texas wflll
claim about g, 5OO. 900, Kansas abOSt SAl0,-
OOO. Nevada about $4,000, California
about $40. Geo, Colorado about $40 900, and
Oregon about $4,000.
THE JEANETTE CREW.
In behalf of Mrs. De Long, Lieut.. Da-
nenhower requested the secretary of the
navy that the bodies Of De Long and COM
RAIDS be brought home. They will have
to be transported 1000 miles by sledges, at
a cost of $500. The matter will be re
affairs.
REIMBURSED.
The United States senate passed a bill
SO 900 TO reimburse G.. N.
FELTON,, late assistant treasurer of the
United States at San Francisco, for losses
incurred by him in payment of forged dis
bursting officers check without fault or
negligence on his part.
LABOR STATISTICS.
The state labor commissioner has lust
sent out q new circular of inquiry for la
Dor statistics.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-07

1s1<015. Chickens, hens $500 per doz-
en-. Ducks. $2zs@2.5 so per dozen
aides-dry Hint, No. 1, l3@14c per 10 (;
No. 1, green sailed, 707s<c per b. Potatoes,
early rose and peerless, Sl25@1 80. Onions
S1.209l 30 per bushel. Broom corn, 5@8c
per 10. Hay-small baled, S13.oo@1400 per
st. Louis-Wheat, July, sI07x; Au-
s &, ST. Oh; September, sIosx October,
Gil; August, $l7lk@171x; September,
Sl7OH; October, 671<; year, 55%.
Chlceg0--New' wheat, July, S1.14h ;
August, Sl.0S1@108J6; year, 81 e2a1 .02X.
Corn. July, 7lS; September, 71x; Oc00-
Der, 70N; November, $50.
New York-Wheat steady: No. 2 red,
sLSS@L42K. Corn, steady; No. 3, 7s1<.
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CASUALTIES
DAMAGE BIZ THE CYCLONES.

OAMA6E BIZ THE CYCLONES.
A Des Moines special gives the follow
ing estimate of damage by the cyclone
Boone county, $4,000; Story county, S3O.-
600; Jasper county, $1,000; Poweshiek
county, $50 600; Keokuk county, 100000;
Henry county, S5OO,OC0; Mount Pleasant.
$7C0O00; GIinnell, S60O,0OO; Malcolm.
$4,000; Fonda, Pocahontis county, So
600; Chicago and Rock island railroad.
merchandise and other property, S41, 600
1905 900. Total, S2,576,OOO. Some esti,.
mate the loss at over sS,OCO,OOO.
SHOT DEAD.
In Norwood, Mass, a noted veterinary
surgeon, Colonel JAWS Gay, was called to
attend a sick horse. Being 20 years of
age, and quite deaf, he became be0ildered
in the fog, and was shot dead as burglar
at house where he sought to arouse the
family.
FIRED BY LIGHTNING.
Lightning fred a @ 600 barrel tank of
crude oil, at Clean, n. Y, and the flame S
speedily extended to an adjacent tank OF
the anne size. The less is estimated at
$4,000.
DEMOLISHED.
LightniL demolished the marble statue
on the confederate monument at Colun-
bia, 5. O., which was chiSeled in Italy at a
cost of over $1,000.
POISONED,
Seventy residents of Adrian, Mich,
have been poisoned to dangerous degree
by eating cheese. Minute parasites were
reve aled by the microscope.
BURST HEB BOILERS.
The United States snag boat Woodruff
blew up at the Cincinnati wharf. The first
mate and fireman were badly injured.
DAMAGE TO CROPS.
A storm of wind, rain and hail burst
over Omaha and the country round about
and did considerable damage to crops.
DAMAGED BY FIRE.
One of the shops of the st. Paul road at
Milwaukee, containing five second class
cars, was damaged $50 900 by fire.
LIVES LOST.
The steamer Escambia foundered off the
port of San Francisco. Out of crew of
twenty-seven only four escaped.
SWEPT By FIRE.
The buildings of the knitting company
EaglevilIe, COnn.. were swept away by fire
the loss being $4,000.
VESSELS DAMAGED.
The barque Great Western was burned
at the pier at Oakland, Cal. Several other
vessels were damaged.
ANOTHER CYCLONE.
1t is reported that the town of Emmetts
bNrg. Ia, has been destroyed by a tornado
and 100 lives lost.
IN DEATHS EMBRACE.
A Pittsburg man shot his wife and Gu
bis own throat Both were dead wheI
found.
HEAVY LOSS.
The loss by the Pacific mill fire at Law
renee, Mass. will be about half a million
EXCESSIVELY HOT.
Six cases of suIstroke occurred in New
York city sunday.
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What People Eat.
Empor,a Republican.


A calculation made of how much
food and drinks are swallowed every
Sunday afternoon at Coney Island by
the 10000 people who are estimated to
visit that popular resort on hot Sun
days, gives slight idea of the amount
Of provender which city of 10000
people would consume in year. The
Brooklyn Mail estimates the Coney
Island Sunday afternoon business as
follows: 100000 clans; 5000 pounds
of beef, including the ham for micro
scopic Sandwiches; 1000 quarts of ice
cream; 5000 quarts of milk; 1000
.spring" chickens; 5000 soft she'll
crabs: 1000 steaks: 5000 loaves OF
bread, with 5000 pounds OF butter to
keep them company: 100 pounds Of
tea, and 1000 pounds of coffee, and
5000 pounds Of fish. This amount OF,
food and ocean of liquids are kept cool
by 80, 900 pounds of ice. To wash all
this down the threats of 10000 people
requires zoe, 900 glasses Of beer. The
consumption Of beer and wine at
Coney Island during single good sea-
son costs about $500. OO0-4O per cent
of which, it is said, is profit. The
pr0ht on provisions runs from Is to 90
per cent. according to waste and break
age.
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MARKEr ouorArroNs,

MARKET QUOTATIONS.
The following reliable report Of the
stock market is furnished rs by Geo. K.
Barse q Co, live stock commission mer-
chants, of Kansas City:
CATTLF.-s alive shipping steers, $3.50
go; natl, = butchers steers, S620@6 90;
native cows, 50 5OsdS.60; grass Texas
steers, $2o0e340; Southwest steers, $500
Hoes.-Market firm and actiyo. Sales
ranged s. 8od&25; bulk at 81 60@7.S5.
Kansas City.-Red winter wheat, No.
cash, 81 si Is June, sllo J1Iy: .s q; o; An.
June, 935<; July, 81: AUGUST, 81; the
year. So No. cash, So; june, 86; July,
50. C0rn-No 2 white mixed, cash, 795{
June, 70 Oats-No. 2 cash, b33<; june,
PRODUuR--Eggs, lf1<@1sc 3 doz- Cheese
kansas cream, 12013r per pound-Butter
Kansas dairy, 1balec; choice western, -
01B; medium. 17@ls; packers stock
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A Fatal Ride.

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-The terrible
accident which befel party of young
San Francisco pleasure seekers near
FELTON,, CAL, was even more appalling
In Its details than at first reported. A
Globe Democrat special says the young
people, twelve in number, started out
for moonlight ride to Santa Cruz and
to attend a dance at the latter place.
They were members of big camping
party near FELTON,, which is six miles
from Santa Cruz, AMI all were from
this city. A hay wagon and four horses
were secured at FELTON,. The party
left the camp early Friday evening,
and ON the way slight accident hap
pened to the wagon, but it was patched
up. After the dance and a general
good time at Santa Cruz, another team
was secured and the party started ON
their return trip. About two miles
from camp, on the country road over
which they travelled, there is a partic-
ularly dangerous point. The road has
been cut along the side of the noun
tain, and at this point it is narrow and
made out Of planking. The road runs
also on the verge of precipice several
hundred feet high, overlooking the
boisterOus steam known as the San
Leandro creek. The roadway is so
narrow that there is room for one team
only, provision being made at stated
intervals for teams to pass one anoth-
er. 1t was about / o'clock when the
party reached this place. 1t was very
dark, the moon having set. In some
unaccountable manner the driver lost
control of the forward span of horses,
the others became unmanageable and
backing wildly, the entire outfit, horses
stage and thirteen persons in it,
went down over the precipice, dis
lance of about ninety feet, below. The
stage was demolished and the horses
were instantly killed or died sood after,
and four of the party were killed and
three seriously injured. Those of the
party who were uninjured crawled out
from the wrecked stage and set about
extricating their companions. The
cries of the horses and groans of the
wounded persons were terrible.
Two of the party set out Immediate
ly to obtain medical aid, but not know
ing the locality wandered about in the
woods. About half an hour after the
accident two wood choppers in camp,
near by, hearing the groans of the
wounded, went to their assistance.
The names of the killed are:
Geo. Scott. son of ex.Supervisor
Scott, of this city.
Eva Hussey.
Ida Cowdery, daughter of City and
County Attorney Cowdery.
Celia Clark.
The following were found insensible,
and it is feared their injuries are fatal:
Ben Burling. NJ phew of Jas. w. Bur
ling. of this city.
VIM. Mockbee.
J. d. Barth.
Burling is badly bruised about the
head.
A Miss Davis. Of this city, was also
in the wagon, but escaped with slight
bruises.
The wounded and the bodies of the
dead will be brought to this city to-
| night.
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sARRxsrrp.

The police of London arrested Thomas
Walsh, the tenant OF the house in Clerken.
we'll where guns and ammunition were
seized, and discovered another large lot of
powder. A die was found for stamping
rifles with q shamrock.
MILITARY BARRACKS.
Civilians will no logger be admitted to
the military barracks in Ireland. The
sentries have been doubled, tke night pa
trels quadrupled, and military telegraph
operators are required TO sleep next to
their instruments
THE KHEDTvE.
The sultan is urging the khedive of
Egypt to return to Cairo, and General
Stone and other Americans give similar
advice. The ministers have ordered ali
Europeans employed by the government
to return TO their work at Cairo.
A FENIAN THREAT.
The proprietnrs of the London Times
have received notice from supposed Fe-
MAN sources threatening the destruction
of the whole Office by explosives. A strong
guard Of police was placed on watch both
inside and outside the Office.
TIE MEXICAN CABLE.
The final splice of the Mexican cable
was made on BraZos Santiago, placing
Galveston in direct communication with
Vera Cruz and the telegraphic commune
swINDLER ARRESTED.
The police of Havana have captured
Belgian named Leon Bernard, who de-
franded religious societies in his native
land to the amount of 100000 francs,
over half OF which was recovered.
A NHlIsT NEST.
A nihilistic lodging was discovered by
the Russian police on Vassila island, and
forty-nine persons were arrested and a
large quantity of dynamite was seized.
THE ARMY-woRM.
Farmers in Pike county, Ohio, are burn
ing their oats to protect wheat from the
army-worm. Near Cireleville large field
of barley has been entirely destroyed.
THE PORK BILL REJECTED.
The French senate rejected the bill to
permit the importation of American pork
on the ground that sufficient guarantees
against trlchin1asis were not offered.
SALE OF PAINTINGS.
At the auction sale of paintings in Ham,
ilton palace, London. eighty six pictures
brought e43, 2e6. There was bid of e5,145
for Daniel in the Den of Lions"
AHUeE BLAZE.
Victoria square, Montreal, was swept by
flames. The block was the finest in the
city, being five story stone. The loss is
estimated at 81, 10000.
SHEETS OF FLAME.
Five million feet of lumber and six
houses were burned at Trenton, Ont,
causing loss of 100000.
AMERICAN PORK.
The French senate has commenced the
discussion of bill for the readmission of
American pork.
RECRUITS.
The number of recuits for the Russian
army and navy for the year is fixed at
212,O
ARRAYED IN BATTLE.
The native chiefs in Zululand are fight
ing. CetywayO's brother is winner so lar.
A MEXICAN BLAZE.
Sixty four houses were swept by flames
at COitOahuaton, Mexico.
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THERE is an outbreak on the Mes
calero reservation, caused by the kill
ing OF an escaped prisoner from Fort
Union whom the Indian police were
attempting to arrest. Lieutenant Lie
wellyn was shot twice while endeavor-
ing to quiet his wards. but IL sustained
by the principal chiefs. Three c0mpa-
mics Of cavalry were dispatched from
Fort Stanton.
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SIXTY THOUSAND Chinese laborers
who have finished contract in Cuba
applied for permission to go through
the United States on their way home
Secretary Folger placed the matter be-
fore the cabinet which decided that
the request could not be granted, and
the coolies win DO compelled to return
by way Of England.
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L. @. WATKINS. Of Denver, whose
daughter Zoe was recently found
drowned at st. Louis, has been hunt
ing for a gambler named Tully, with a
view to ending his existence. The
sport has disappeared, and the father
will say nothing to interviewers.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-07

IN the house of commons, John
Bright said the condition of Ireland
was made greatly worse by subscrip-
tons in America, and that those sub
jects Of the queen who took part in the
Chicago convention were traitors to
the crown.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-07

A RACE for 5000 a side was run at
Salt Lake, between Red Boy and Wild
moor, the former making II miles in
2414.
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BY decision Of her majesty's privy
council, the electors of each municipal
district in Canada are given power to
control the granting of liquor licenses.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-07

NEGOTIATIONS have been completed
for the sale Of the Chicago, Texas and
Mexican road to the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe, payment to be made in
securities of the latter company.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-07

RECENT soundings show that Tulare
lake. California, is only twenty feet in
depth at the deepest place, whereas in
1873 it was thirty-one feet. This fall
of ten feet within nine years is quite
remarkable.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-07

ARAB PASTA informed an English
correspondent that he will resist to the
death any interference with the affairs
OF Egypt by her enemies, and can re-
gard no settlement as satisfactory un-
til the fleets are withdrawn. He stat
ed that he had no thought of ruling
without the khedive.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-07

ALL the anthracite coal companies
of Pennsylvania have made volun-
tary advance of 10 per cent in the pay
Of miners.
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MINISTER MORTON gave dinner in
Paris to Ministers Hunt, Taft and Day
ton, at which were present the ambas-
sailors of Russia, Germany. Austria,
and Spain. and the ministers from
Portugal, Sweden. China, Japan,
Greece, Mexico, Persia and the Neither.
lands.
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IRISH noblemen and large landlords
have formed company to work farms
from which tenants have been evicted,
to defeat the influence Of the Land
league.
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WASHINGTON.

The bill passed by the national house Of
Representatives TO retire trade dollars will
II &c becomes q law, yield quite q profit TO
the government Ii directs that standard
silver dnllars be exchanged for trade del
lars OF the trade dollars coined by the
government about 5000. 900 remain In this
country the others having been exported.
This dollar contains 40 grains Of silver,
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In the Times, of Philadelphia, we
observe: Mr.. John McGrath, 1886
Christian street, was cured by st.
Jacobs Oil of severe rheumatism.
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MICHAEL DAvITT, in an address at
Jersey City, said he owed nothing to
the Land league, and If he was to be
bounded by traitors and slanderers he
would retire from the fight.