VOLUME XXXIII. CLINTON, N. Y., THURSDAY, j FEBR NEW SERIES. NO. 6.

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O. H. GOODFELLOW.

TIN and Hardware, 8tovcs aud Pipe,'Tin Roofing, and Eare Trough;

OUntpn, N, Y: Watson Blocs;,

W. E. HE3TON.

INSURANCE Agency, residence on College street, Clinton.

... P.. A. HART.

MEN'S, Youths' and Boys' Clothing, Fur-nl8hing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c. Mills'

Block, CllntQn, N. Y. Measures taken lor the faultless yoke shirt. "_

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Clinton Business Directory. J. A, AEMSTRONG, M. D.

TO HYSICIAN and Surgeon. Offlco East Par*

OHAS. IYE8.

MEAT MARKET, Ives Block. All kinds of meat in their season. Best quality of

Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Hams and Bacon, Sausage and Poultry, at the lowest market prices.

J . TCEEFFELT""' ' '

TONSORIAL Artist and Dentist. Rooms in 3d story Turnock's BlocK. Teeth extract,

ed, rough faces planed off and scalps promptly renovated. . ' ."•:

A. W. MILLS.

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Office • in th« Mills Block, "West Park Bow. f

D A V I D M A M N E B I N G .

HOUSE and Sign Painter and Glazier; paper hanging done to order. 8hop on William st,

OHAS. M I T O H E L .

BUTCHER. Market, West Park Row, on« door north of A. Fake's store. A choica

variety of seasonable meats In full supply at lowest prices.

Row, next door jurge toE. J. 8tebblns.

A E T N A INSUBANOE CO. F Hartford, Conn. Assets, s}2,194,100.

3. 8. AVTEBY, Agent o

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J . B. AYEKY.

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Office in Ihe Sherman Block. Also, Agent for

iEtna, Hartford, and Hartford City Fire In-, iurance Companies,%

" * E. P . ALEXANDER

MANUFACTURER of all the latest styles of , Canla^e£.JY3gQn8.-ftnd..Cntters. First

quality of work, made by competent workmen,

i'-<vy

kept constantly on hand, and for sale at rea­sonable prices. Factory, on College street, first floor west of the railroad crossing.

ADAMS & WOOD. .

BUTCHERS. Market In Osborne Block, College street Seasonable meats, the best

(he country affords, In constant supply.

DB. .E . D. ATWELL. 'r^ENTIST. afflco, Mills Block, West Park A-' Row, 2d floor. Dentistry in all its branches, With latest improvements, at reasonable prices. Teeth extracted by a painless process.

"""* A. W. BRONSON. ~~~~

ATTORNEY and Connsellor at Law, Mi'W Block, Clinton, N. Y.

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M. O. M Y B I O K . I)

Latest style! always on. BOOTS and Shoes, Rubber Goods In full sup-, ply. . Latest styles always "on hand.

Scollard Block

WM, H. pWSTON.

STONE Mason and Plasterer. Hard nnisk and Plaster Paris work. JTnrnaeea sat and

brick-laying done in workmanlike order. Re*-; idence on Kellogg street.

S. W. RAYMOND, M. D.

HOMEOPATHIC Physician. Office in Sher­man Block, 2d floor. Residence, College st.

~~ R . PEARL. "DLACKSMTTH and Carriage Ironer.

^shoeingaspcclclty. Shop, < HOMO

liege st, Clinton

PARKER BROS. rpRUNSrand Harness-manufacturer -The--

best quality of Whips and Horse Blankets constantly on hand. Store opposite Park House, Utica street.

A DISTBACTED PARENT.

THE POET SHOWS HOW T H E R E J U T B E SUCH A

THXNQ AS TOO MUCH I O Y B IK THE HOUSE.

Five daughters—four oi them engaged-Good heavens I I shall go mad!

For such a surfeiting of love No parent ever had.

The very atmosphere is charged With it j no matter where . ."

I go about the house I trip Upon some whispering pair,

At evening, when I take my pipe ;.;'• And seek a quiet nook

To read the evening paper, or * Some new and tempting book,

I ope, perhaps, the parlor door, When a familiar sound, „

Quite unmistakable, suggests It Is forbidden ground.

" So then more cautiously-1 tarn .To our reception room i • '• •

But io! again upon.my ear From its romantic gloom

Comes softly, yet with emphasis, . -•- . ' That warning, when I start

And leave, as Lady Macbeth wished Her guests would all depart.

My next resort is then the porch, Where the roses trail and bloom;

Ha I is it echo that betrays The joys of yonder room ?

Ah, nol a startled " change of base" Reveals the presence there

Of Cupid's votaries, and, alas! There's still another pair.

" But sure,", I think, <•' my library Will be a safe retreat," •

So there at once with quickened step I take my weary feet.

Yain hope—that warning sound again Breaks on nvy listening ear;

Thank heaven, my youngest hath not yet ^ Attained her thirteenth year.:

Hark 1 there she is! and bless my heart, That popinjay, young Lunn,

Is aj her side—I do believe That she, too, has begun.

- Oh, ye who love to sit and dream, . __

\Y. D. RAYMOND.

DRY Goods and all the novelties of the trade. Clinton House Block, West Park Row,

Clinton, N. Y.

E. R. ROBERTS.

GROCERIES and Provisions at the lowest ' living prices. First door East of the rail­

road on College street.

r street, Clinton, N. Y. .

- A. A. BARROWS, M / D .

PHYSICIAN asdSnrgeon. Officeathlshouse, formerly the residence of Dr. Hastings.

W I L L I S A. BUDLONG.

> M. B. STETSON. .

DENTISTRY, Surgical and Mechanical. Dr. M. B. Stetson. Office in Osborne Block,

College st. Thirty years'experience. All work

Of future married joys, Pray heavon with honest fervor that

Your girls may all be boys.

Too Many Irons. A SKETCH BX JUIK3B HAIiIJBTJBTON.

Warranted.

We had. a pleasant sail of three hours from Parrsbbro' to Windsor. The ar­rivals and departures by water are regu-lated at this place by the tide, and it was sunset before we reached Misa Wil­cox's comfortable inn. Here, aa at other places, ihy traveling companion,

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matter of some hundreds out in j'intnotes. Well, he took the contract for beef with the troops, and he fell a stern, so I guess it's a gone goose with him. He's heavy niort-

f aged.' •' 'Too many irons " ag'in,' said , 'Who lives to the left there? that

man has a-most special fine interval, and a grand orchard, too; he must be a good mark, that.' 'Well, he was once, sir, a few years ago; but he built a fulhn' mill, and a oardin' mill, and up a lum­ber establishment, and speculated in the West Indy l ine ; but the dam was car­ried away by the freshets, the iumber felL and faith he fell too; he's shot up, he na in t been seed these two years; his farm is a cx>mmoD, and fairly run o u t ' ' O , ' said I,s. '-I understand now, my man: these folk*} had too many irons in the fire, you see, and some on 'em have got burnV 'Xnevei heeird tell of it, ' says.Bluenose; ,* they might, but not to my knowledge;' and he sgratohed his head and looked as a he Svoulil ask the meanin' of it, but didrt't like to. Arter that I axed ho more questions; I knew a mort­gaged farm as far as I oould see it.. There was a strong family likeness in 'em all—the Same ugly features, the same cast o' countenahee. The black knob was discernible, there was no mis­t ake : / barn . doors broken off, fences burn t Tap, glass out of windows; more white crops than green, and both lookm' weedy; no wood pile, no sarce garden, no compost, no stock; moss in the mowin' lands, thistles in the ploughed lands, and neglect everywhere; skinnin' had commenced—talon' all out and puttin' nothin' in—gittin' ready for a move, so as to leave nothin' behind; Flittin' time had come. Foregatheiin', for foreolosin'. Preparin' to curse and quii. That beau­tiful river we came up to-day what super-, fine farms it has on both sides of it, hain't i t? it's a sight to behold. Our folks have no notion of such a country so far down East, beyond creation most, as Nova Sootia is. If I was to draw up an account of it for the Slickville Ga­zette, I guess few would accept it as a bona fide draft, without some 'sponsible man to indorse it, that warn't given to flaromin'. . They'd say.there-waa-a land speoulati6n to the bottom of it, or a water privilege to put into the market, or a plaister rook to get off, or some such scheme, They would, I snore. But I hop© I may never see daylight ag'in, if there's sich a country in all our great nation, aa the vi-cihity of Windsor.

"Now it's j is t .as like as not sorne goney of a Bluenose, that seed us from hia fields, sailing, up full split with a fair wind on the packet, went right off home and said to his wife: ' 'Now, do for gracious sake mother, jist look here, and see how sliok' them folks go along ; and that captain has nothin' to do all day, but sit straddle legs across his tiller

other half is eat up by bankers, lawyers, and other great folks. All our.money goes to pay salaries, and a poor man has no chance at all.' 'Wel l , ' Bays T, ' a re you done up stock and fluke—a total wrack?' 'No, ' says he, ' I have two hun­dred pounds left yet to "the good, but my farm, stock, and utensils, them. young blood borsesj and the bran hew. vessel I was a buildin', are all gone to pot— swept as clean as a thrashin' floor, that's a fact; Shark&Oo. toqk alL' 'Well , ' sayB I, ' do you know the reason of all that misfortin' ?' ' O,' says he, ' any fool can tell that—bad times to be sure ; everything has turned agin the country; the banks have it all their own_way, and much good may it do'em.'

GENERAL ITEMS.

:—Broken Heart is a station on a Min­nesota railroad;

—There were 177 strikes in England last year, as against 181 in 1877.

;—The dividends payable in Boston during February aggregate 82,567,^67.

i^r-In Montgomery^ Ala., last year, there were issued to whites 138 mar­riage .licenses, and to negroes 553.

;—Two men still keep a BteaSv guard d^y and night over the grave of Brigham Young in a small building erected near

,—The late Major John H. New, of 'Wety.Bays j New .Orleans, bequeathed all hisprop-

I, ' what'B the reason the banks don't eat erty to a lady us up too, fo r i guess they are as.hungry him and his w: as your'n be, and no way particular about their food nei ther ; considerable sharp setr-out like razors, you may .de­pend. IH1 tell you, ' says I, ' how you got that 'ere slide, that sent yo'u heels over head—You had too many irons in the fire. You hadn't/ought to have-taken hold of ship buildin' at a l l ; you knowed nothin' about it. You should have Btuok to your farm, and your farm would have stuok to you. Now go back, afore you spend .your money; go up to Douglas, and you'll buy as good a farm for two hundred pounds as what you lost, and see to that, and to~thatl>lndy7~aM~4o~u'ir growrioh. As for banks, they can't hurt a country no great, I jjuesB, except by breaMn'; and as for lawyers, and them kind of heavy coaches, give '<jm half the. road, and if they run agin you, take the law of 'em. Undivided, unremitting at­tention paid to one thing, in ninety-nine oases out of a hundred will insure suc­cess ; but you knoT the old say in' about " too many irons,"

" ' N o w , ' says I, 'Mr. Rigby, what o'olook is i t? ' 'Why, ' says he, ' the moon is up a-piece, I guess it's seven o'clock or thereabouts, :I suppose it's time to be a-movin'.' ' Stop,' .says L ' jist come with me ; I've got a rael nateral curiosity to show you—such a thing as you never laid your eyes on in Nova

lurope who onoe nursed te through a severe siok-

WITH THE PABA6BAPHEBS.

than the

ness,' . •••••' j-—Examination of. 8,000 grammar-

school pupils atBostpn shows that about five per cent of the boys are color-blind, and only about one-half of one par cent of the girls.

•'—rThe Western Assooiationof General Passenger Agents, at-its session in St. Iiouis, voted to limit the amount of bag­gage, to 150 pounds for eaoh passengor ticket of anylrind. •• . ; ̂ -Two years ago a corn speculator at

Olarinda,' la,, refused 60 cents a bushel Jor_a0,000-bnBhels of corn he had bought at 30 cents. He is now vainly trying to get 10 cents a bushel for it.

—Cook robin and 1,819 of bis fellows were destroyed in one night by a North Carolinian, " thus saving, ' as the Louis­ville ' Courier-Journal remarks, " the lives of many million/worms;"'

w T h e office of Gov. Boberts of Texas is furnished with several splint-bot­tomed ohairs, a plain, table, a carpet that is burned in front of the fireplace, a oheap little washstand and a bed.

—Hiram O. Alden, of Belfast, Me., one of the victims of the National Hotel poisoning, at Buohanan's inauguration, has never been well sinoe, and is now confined to his bed nearly all the time.

—The shipment of American oysters £&Qiia^JLknQw»ilJ3Q--wa._wa& towards the beaoh. 'Now, ' says \* look tent of from 1,200 to 1,600 barrels per

STEBBINS. Mr. Sam S H c V s e e m e ^ ^ b e ^ t o t J y ^ ^ •• T a e n i a 1 « ^ ^ e t h e h soft sawder,

jeon. -PHYSICIAN andSurg. JL Row. Clinton, N. Y.

orwTsroNE.

Offlco EastPark j edge of " h u m a n natur ' , - i—:t 0 Via nvit off a penknife, he out off a splinter from a

and UtUe chores; they've growed up S w S be considerable l u m p s r f Igfc

at that 'ere man, old Lunar, and his son, a-sawin'. plank by moonlight, for- that 'ere vessel on the stooks there; come again to-morrow mornin' afore you can cleverly disoam objeots the matter- of a yard or so afore you, and you'll find 'em at it ^glin. ' I guess that vessel won't ruinate those folks. They know their business and stiok to it. Well, away went Rigby, considerable eulky (for h^ had no nofion.that it was his own fault, he laid all the blame on the folks to Hali­fax) ; but I guess he was a little grain posed, for back ho went, and bought to Sowaok, where I hear he has a oetter !

nterfered with in a The town oounoil of

Mr. Tindall, a gentle-

—The penny's mightier sword.— Whitehall Times. .

—An insurance, policy oovers a multi- • tude of old shel ls .—Boston Post.

r - T o make your collar las t—make your shirt first.— Syracuse Standard.

— T h e popu la r idea of re form—" You go out, and let m e come in."—Hartford Post. « ' .' s : ; ' . -

—They have a L o w Neoksibition a t nearly every evening pa r ty .—Bos ton Globe. '

—A real gent leman is known by t h e ashes he spr inkles on an ioy sidewalk,— Boston Fosi.

—Never step on a dog's tail unless the-other end of the dog is ja mile away from the tail.—Yon hers Gaaeite. ; v •

—The way to make six cents go farthest —buy a stamp, ahd^putit;bn a foreign letter.—Pittsburg Telegraph. '••'

—The young man neM never do for himself anything that a father is willing to do for him.—New Orleans; Pioayttne.

—If a man hits you.on one cheek turn the other, unless you should: happen-to be satisfied with the first blow.—Pica-' yune, -- . "". - ; . ,;. . >— :,.

—A halo of sympathetic regret always surroundBa^Boston" tramp—he belongs to the might-have-beans. r-CTn. Sat. mght.

—Do Maine girls Bangor ourl their hair?—New York Mail. Oh, they ar­range it in a Oalias Bort of a way.—JSoa-tonPost, , _

—Texas is exhibiting the body of a petrified man. I t may be said of him that- he- has a -heart of st ̂ ne. —JDetrait _ Free Press.

—The grocer offered him a frozen ham, but he said he'd rather not take the cold Bhoulder from any one.—Ybn-kers Gazette.

—If S-i-o-u-x spells Bue, and e-y-e spells i, and s-i-g-h-e-d spells side, why don't S-i-o-u-x-e-y-e^s-i-g-h-e-d spell sui­cide ?— Camden Post. \

% £ ^ ^ ; ^ * ° j ^ with i n a

day. On December 7 nearly 2,600 bar­rels" were shipped for the. Christmas trade. - ,

^—By way of consoling the sharehold­ers of the City of Glasgow Bank, the Lord Provost tells them that the £5,000,-000 sterling lost 'represents but Bix months' expenditure of the inhabitants for liquor. .

—In many of the larger towns of Eng­land it has been deoided not to extend oharity to any one who keeps a dog. This course has been found necessary because the animals were fed from the

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—Reading is the nourishment of the mind, and, perhaps, is the reason why so many ministers road their sermons.— Detroit Free Press.

—Secretary Sherman thinks the gov­ernment will not be able to " get rid of its coin." Why on earth doesn't it start a newspaper, then ?—Burlington Hawk' eye, * . .< •

—A Canadian clergyman starve<? to death the other day. Whether it was owing to«a lacO^-salary or too many donation partieB is not Btated.—iVor, Her.

TZ?77ZCtt?*^'~>^y*

land have been Singular manner. Newcastle let to

and given thirty?nme lUEulTtt —Senator-eleot Carpenter, of Wiscon­

sin, received .the following message of congratulation on bis nomination fr

old son, Paul'DiCarpen

w^^tta*^^ . v w w — . , r e B Pect iuuy B U K ( 5 ^ -

W&&- -jyoloanltc-ana aH kinds of dentistry .^g^ reasonableprices

" ~ J 7 M . BUTTON

—V^ir^^ST.-s '-a tT^^m"ri"arti5a^Tfr.wTi arithbrltlea ,ur=J lirafiEBSSS^ffl i s^r tsabteg

N ewcasue man employed by John Bell & Sons, the his eleven-yeav-om BUU, , „«. consignees of T. O. EaBtman of this t e r . «ix»ear Splendid Papa—Mamma city, a cattle shed at a rental of $375' a a n ^ i send love and congratulations," year. This was used as the wholesale _., ,. . . . ,,

-* »moM>An meat Last —The consumptiou of beer in the -t--1« fiarman Empire last year was

Free Press. relled old

^^ZifU^i^it^

of American

DEANSVILLE, promptly attended to

N- Y-, SURTXTOB Orders Terms reasonable.

• .rfieoinro | " He sat in this abstracted manner unuT I he had manufactured into delicate shar 1 h 6 X whole of .his raw material, *hen

(it (anaTiersa~mosrp"articff ir uuuuion/me visitor tha t ; if he onc< nly gets a slight how-d'ye-do acquaint-

i- „„ „n amanrin' intimate

pay-nun »VIDJ» ^«UU »V —.. . , . lar troublesome visitor tha t ; if he once

-u-vi. -u„„ /j'^Ajn acquaint-intimate

arterwards, "~

tolrTra^lBoYlH^ the sides of the snea, ;uo« ». .. ment of meat was to arrive, leaving the interior exposed to the weather. This

done without explanation, although

whole German Empire

: I

F. M. BARROWS, M. D;

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office at his res­idence, first dwelling East of the Park

House, Utica street. ' G. M. BURWELL.

JEWELER, Clinton House Block. Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry neatly repair-

ed. Orders taken for goods, and promptly filled. E. S. BENEDICT. "

DRUGGIST and Pharmacist, and d. alcr In . Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glat*, Tobacco,

Cigars, Wines, Liquors, Brushes, Perfumery, Toilet Articles. Books, Stationery, Groceries, <fcc t3T Special attention given to preparing Prescriptions. West Park Row..

J. P . BEARDSLEY.

DENTIST. Office pn William street, opposite 8tono Church. Dentistry In all Its branch­

es will ' receive prompt attention. Nitrous oxide administered In extracting teeth. '

or nearly twenty

the-sides-of> shed, : & » ; ! L S ^ P ^ S ^ ^ ^ S S t ^ l 0 D 8 \ f c Toliet 111., the 2,500 ohUdren at-M J schools, and their teachers,

Hiokory, as ne sorapcu it in the dark. Aud after supper he went out and hung it.—Haokensaok Republican.- . f:,£

— An Amerioan citizen t ravel ing* ftbroad^^ete,^-JiJidei:took to c l i m b J J i e ,

•"amj~oftnio—'tio T> M . .** *

was

Clinton, N- i . about as much as a bargain « yon t ^n piece, m e u , saKja-o - , get clear of h im afterwards) ,Bemptby , ^ j ^ •.-- ^ o l ? a t

^ | h ^ ^ o m 'ere old proverbs. They are dis-1 ™*°^aVink i« the farm «ets neglected | i 8 e n

S Sets steamed down to an essence i l l A C u ***'""—,„ • , _ , i_ -««-*.- on amflKill

OTHNIEL S. WILLIAMS.

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Office In the Williams Block. .

£ D. M." WHITE. . A'TTORNEY at Law, Office, Bherman's -c*- Block, Clinton, N. Y. Contracts, Deeds

carefully drawn, loans and and particular attention

The

VIOiw « -

ly 400 sleighs »uu , band of musio, iiftceh barrels of apples being distributed to them at the review­ing point

—B&ston Post. ....•

_ T h e Indian e o g ^ g o ^ J 5 ^ l e ° bis hunting grounds ; How^jeason „

SXKff e SW »*** h i m m o v e . - - B o s t o n Advertiser.

TVrt_i„ L-I.„L -e kiss oy uu uim,,,.... . S ™ ; but couldn't prevent him from prossing 1 -~~A Rnn aav8 sho escaped by a

and Mortgages collections made, and par.__ given to drawing last wills and testaments, and all business pertaining to the Surrogate's court. NOTARY PCBIJC CLINTON LODGE, 430,1. O. or G. T. | & professor in

WEEKLY Meetings, Saturday ovenlngs, at ' " " — their lodge room, on Utica street. A cor-

. .̂„„K<.r«h<n la clven to all.

They are like portable soups, an amazin deal of matter in a small compass, They are what I vally most—experience. Father used to say, I'd as lieves have an old homespun, self-taught doctor as ary

" the .college at ~* " J - f Philadel- hirnself. And when

JOHN BELL. LINTON Cemetery Sexton. Rcsldenco on Kellogg st., corner of Mulberry st. Orders')

for grading lots, grave-digging and other ccme- ' '- -"—dwltoproniptly * satisfactorily.

dial l n v K n b t o membership Is^lven

^W f tor New York to attend m e ; for n ft'.Btandin'in the street, near Ma-, men

what the? do know, they know by ex- ^ [ ^ 4 tavern, with his hands in his I

C Bar rows

terywork attend ^H.

1 dealer. Burrows Choice family gro-

.s » ry/tv.«..j. Small profits and Best brands et flour In market.

O. BEEBE. Provision dealer.

'Wock'Wcet Park Bow. eerics. Teas a apcclalty. cash sales.

r\ ROCER_ and

CLINTON BANK,

HAYES A CO., (successors to Hill <k Elliott) will t-ansact a general banking business,

d desl In first-class lnvc*tracnt securities. c. r>. ruTiw. Jt. HATKS.

V nnd

COOK. Provision

G22SS5 oTcoiIS ^ 5 o « ffi

paid to collccUoos^ „ -C A U L D W E L L A G I B S O N

J. MANY, B l o o k f _ . Clinton, N. Y

Dealer in N • C i g a r s a n d T o b a o o o i S n u f f ,

") BOOKS, STATIONERY, Nowaptvporw, Porlodloala, MfVKMinot. Books of all kinds furnished on short notS<y>

QEHERAL INSURANCE .AGENCY.

E S. WILLIAMS"hw received the appolnt-• ment as Agent for several of the most

substantial Fire Insurance Companies doing business in this State, and 1» now prepared to Issno policies both In Fire and Life Insurance companies. Also close attention given to the drawing of deeds, bonds and mortgages, nnd all kinds of conv«yanclng. Persons wlshlne cheap rates of Insur&nco In the most sound arid substantial companies and conveyancing done In the most reliable and blndlni manner, 'will do well to call on E. ft. WILLIAMS,

at the ofnee of Hon. O. 8. Williams. Clinton, January 1, 1877.

Irience is .everything, ^ ^ M l *

if he don't know. I t iro ,

and as Bhort

i seeing and tryih'; must DO a born fool „ That's th*e beauty of old proverbs ; they are as true as a plumb-line, and aa short and sweet as sugar candy. Now, when you come to see all about this oountry, you'll find the truth of that 'ere one— • A man that has too many irons in the

i plaguy apt to get some on flro

" D o you recollect howed you to Parrsboro ?

em

that ere tree I _ I t was all

covered with black knobs, like a wart rubbed with caustic. Well, the plum-trees hod the SAtao discaso a few years ago, and they all died, and tho cherry-trees, I oonsait, will go for it too. Tno {aims hero are all covered with tho samo

treuser pockets, a-chosm' of a stray shillin' from one eend of 'em to another, afore he can catch it, to swop for a din­ner, won't he look like a ravin' distracted fool, that's all? He'll feel about as streaked as I did onoe, a-ridin' down the St. John river. I t was tho fore part of Kirch ', I'd been up to Froderiokton a-BpeoTllfttin, in a small matter of lumber, ojd was returning to the city, a-gallopinr

along on one of old Buntin s horses, on the ice, and all at once I missed my horse-;. he went right slap in and slid under the ice out of sight as quick as a rrlnk. and there I was a-standin' all alone.

•W5s='iis^^ri Scarlet Fever.

Caro and precaution in regard to ox-

v- r~--, sum of $30,000,000 per annum, ranking tuD . :_", ' " value out oi $600,000,000 of I-sixth in value out oris. I t is exceeded only

at Reno, Nev., Y/as compelled his arm and —If young

From excitement and .alarm concerning - ^ ^ ' b a o o n .

^ffSg SSfW i » tlioTenlfltl • —

said were theie.

have rUr.

—Huxley believes there wVs a t ime when men walked on all-fours, and he doesn' t mean tha t it was when they wero tacking down carpets or sotting ou t . onions. Huxley never jokes.—Detroit Free Press.

ladies at tending chnrch at tent ion to tho number

J . U H V -A I * ^ - ~ -

treatment of scarlet fever ̂

$eU ' S ^ s V v h a t the dogs has become oICm7 horse 'and portmantle^They have

remembering .-"This disease, like small-pox, must,

as a rule, be communicated by direct contact with particles of the desqnama-

skin thrown off by the patient, or of clotbing which ho

» - 1 - a _

ted.

VH TTIS in Lumber, UthvShlnelc».Df»or», X) aib^ BUndOlonldlnsrs, Newel POM OrferHor & 5 T LTrmbrr promptly Utif a ittreet, Ollnton.

W. M, "CARPENTER ptTRTOM Tailor, Room In the Bherman ^> BlrxV, over the Ton Ofilcc. W««k dons promptly and at reasonahlc prW.i. RatlsfacMoii

O. R. CARPENTER.

PHOTOGRAPHIC Rooms,,Ir. tho Rhrrm*n Block. PUtnres In every stylo. o( the ^rt

takfn »t rfdtKNvl pricw, and warranted to give satUfsrtlon.

" 'THOMAS ODOWD. "fFASHIONABLE Nx-t and shofl maVrr. First •A clsuw *ori» made to or(\er, and satisfaction IfJmraritcd. Bhop In Haven'a

V . 1). ERNST.'

F.stftMl»hcd 1 8 ^

Sieam Dye Works, No! 18 John sV, (nc*r ^ ^ U r t O ^ N j r .

fwms nero mo »». — . . 'black knobs,' and they do look like Old Scratch. If you seo a placo all gono to

i wrack and ruin, it's mortgaged, you may \ depend. Tho ' block knob ' is on it. My | plan, you know, ' —* -clock in o bonse turn. I novor say a it, for I know when I

jo to ox leovo o boTiBC, and let it be

to put n till I re­

cord about scllin' ooroo back, thoy

used

micA Wearing and

L«dlca" *"d ««nl»c*Jic""a , 0 defy compe-

r steam Engines. WI!1 mMrifa^liire to ord«r

that's ft fact. C f i , o narrer squeak it fairly bangs all Well, I guess he'll feci near obou S n c l v wheahe finds hiuvelf brought w X u S i n ' that way ; and it will come wsudden on him, he'll soy, ' Why,, it * SnVpowdbterTO lost farm and vessel S S i M t W tu'o, that woy, but I don I S r i e i t h a r on W Eastport is near S > 5 all mads up of folks whobovehad to cut and run for it.

.. i v W down there hurt (all, ^ dw T h . °

. . w/Ji^ Tsoe butThomaa Rigby,of Wind-no one, vnd I va* forcc<l to to«J» ^ < " % - - m S l t J e - m t n t t h n W t * * whether n mon wos good for it, aforo I «*• £ ( j hft<l , o W h i m ft eteok the H l H w i t h h im; «o I m£ * g » * ^ J g j £ U ̂ Q got paid for i t though ,

lived on the rofto

potient and disinfect tho o>r ol tno

mnriflR o now trial, on he was thus made to testify again

" '^Wisconsin pays ftlO.apiece for wolf-T . «r?A this protection has largely

scalps, and tuw P™'* f i u p i o n H u r o developed he indus t ry of i p ^ In soma of tno

; « l T . » t o r t h i > n . t ' r ' h » ' " ? £ , i M one b y m a ^ M o

hns' largely . u , .. lupionlti

a patient anu u. n u . o l ( l e g t coo t i e s in house that tho disease may be promptly 3 U ^ a0Cording to Stote Senator Bailoy

• » •• w.i . A child o t t e red thftrooro formers who modo o good liv hold and ertinguiahod. A "child by it should bo removed into o ohamber from which the carpet ond all other woolen articles have beon removed. Ho and his attendant should bo wholly separated from tho rest of ihn familv. tho family.

wolves ond ecolping there oro ing by, rearing them.

—Lost year 545 iron ships wero added to tho British merchant navy, tho great­est number built in any provions year

- — . - -.oK< The-increase

not be so apt to sing ." I j K " a n o t h e r . ~ tho congregation are singing Yonkcrs Gazette.

But that ftre oil dreadfully rromon say

won't let it go arter thoy oro once ueoo to it . Well, when I flr*t come, I knowed

.,.,,i r NTAH foTCcrl to inquire

When he is convalescent tho oportmoht f8' " u " » * ~ " ----. should bo thoroughly disinfected, tho having been 503 in 185-i.

n t ho wollo removed, tho ceiling i n t h « J " « « o f the J C M O I S since 1860 is , tho b i d d i n g dest royed: ond remorkob lo ; in thot year tho overage >-u-u W « . Y « T ftmaU, which can to"n*?° T 2 , ^ ? ? x t o J " ''• *J 1

' * . . 1870 it hod risen to 508, and Tho difl-

Blfwk, Oncjto

n^s, Pattl<-nlsr at-K[r\Tie of machlnexj

MA J o b b ^ o f ^ ^ r o st

K ' M H I Work. Patwrni chlnery, ann

vory

U n a , W- T.

srroccri'^ of all Bnt:rr

.f thot-onchhrM Btvwfi Inborn (6wU, t r»«* tin, N. T.

I4 Mlrinte done lo order, a]«0 ere« k b X « i « t greening, for Tawl

D KAl/RB O. J . FOLTS.

TrM. Cotftt* Mid Rplf<*-• • llTy goods alto ft. fnll ltrtft Of *Utlofl«srY f»n^7£** '<

itek, emtt and tobacco. Fr6»h ojsics rfc*i v*4 da«y. 1 vn> Iftlock. CoMftfirejU

B. B. FAY.

h. B . W I L U A M 8 ,

Photograpliic Studio

IT All nkt«re« will U I*™ ^ A lH* p-TatAst c*re »nd HMaltoB.

M o K O W N cV *Tui:s*a «

to the dog*.

I x » o k l n «

C O . ,

P o t * t r » . l t ,

with him

, . , ^ . 'Who Hv-e« up there. in tho big house V sojs I ; ' it's o nioo loootion that, pretty coniddcrftblo im-provemPTit*, them.' ' Why, sir, that's a A. B. 's; hp WM well-to-do in the world once, carried a stiff tipper lip, and keered | »ort for no ; ho was one orata—wore a long ruffled ahirt buildin', and h»a gono ' O , ' Mid 1, ' toonmny iKin« in tho fir*. Well, thn next farm, where the pigs *r« in tho poUto flftld, who'* U thM I ' O, rir, that'« O. D.'s ; he WM a oon*idomblo fore-handed fonnAT, U any in onr plane, but ho «ot up for an Aa#embly-mAn, ana opened ft »tor<v, a-nd things went ftgin him <w.mehow; ho had no luck aftet-wurd. I heft.r hia plaoe i« nsortgAged and thot 'f A g.->4 hln. rated in ehauoorT. ' "ThA black knob " is on hitr^' I isaJd.

The W*o.k whfti, *tr?* itaya Bl«euo*e,

tho (ind

of

of ore 'ron» in

flrVnot to get some on . em burnt . E l S S I knew every (Ml and ftrnnRtho X d Ml in tot tho lines from Windsor

s t rong-* regular Uftdo ™A~1 moouahin^, th«t blow-s ft 1 one

icmg tfeno without shiftin .) - ~•--•-- '—him, for ho

•B-ft* A vny eioroT TOBU, MM lookecl cut oVdrcftdlalW, and amazin' down in the

South. «.*r.,'W"f. '£*?*'** tha t you, Mr . Rigby ? why, as rilrol if t h a t ain ' t my old friend how do yon d o T ' Hear ty , I jhank T™._

paper on washed, every or t i d e , however not bo sacrificed, fnmigated CAPO h Wt been communica ted by moans of hooka or ft piece of ftannol after tho

No doub t those pre-. v.. .. r ftannol after tho

lapse of a year cantiona seem i. tron who nurt»os her baby with tho «oar-' - ' ' » ' « - in th« midst of A throng of

563 ; in 1870

ond wind. Th i s

tha t women should " pop ... to men ." Bu t tha t wonld novor do. T h o men ore oil dreadfully conceited now, tho womon say ; and if a girl should ask n young follow to m&rty her , why, bless you ! you couldn ' t touch h i m with a. ten foot polo.—Boston Transcript.

" T a l k a b o u t your theatres I" exclaim­ed an old stager riding in a horse car a tew evenings since, " You ought to hovo lived in tho good old times when tho curtoin rose a t seven o'clock, and thoy gave five p U y s in ono evening. Going to tho thea t r e meant solid enjoyment liven," T h e r e WAA nilonoa ft moment,

low tone* was

l e l fever in I b ^ m i d ^ ^ ^ ^ ether children «„« ^ / . . . r . bora. But thoy oro mroly preferable to tho triumphant career . .

* ' household or utreet."

year the.ro wore no nass o( trade but rain »— year wo have had sunshine, splendid roada, and delightful weather, ]u»t tho

to display elegant still business is

when in mArk,

Wonder it ho went out to see^o man every time

kind

I Am —whv

skid he, 'how bo you V -• . . . • R/>*v»onAb!c

well I RiTO you thank*,' snyA I : ' bnt •srhat on afrih brought .yon ' Whv ' say* he, ' Mr. Suck, I well Avoid i t ; time* Ate uncommon

the b a r ; thero'A nothm *• and never will

, „ ^ of tho disoftso through tho whole

BaormrA. — Three French who hAd emigTAiod to this

ten years ago, lately re-

handsome costumes _ ^ ^ ^ poor, lor it

Therois - . -tho poverty of tho people.

heard tho re-it out to see ft

11 I 1B l u l l * U U I " , ,

tho onrtein wont down?

'^BottonJournal.

A BAD 'workmen, country about ten yAtvrs ago, i » w ; turned homo, homing mode. s<->mo monay. On their orrirAl ftl l larre they lunched

-« - ^ J ...;^ . r , ^ re«p<u}t to tho TO

here f couldn't

dull atinin'

I'm

together, ond paid anch re«. wine of their eouniry th*ltw<3of fell AAleep under the table. Tho third

arlronthgo of tho opportunity to their t>oxea ond ' **

e.nt to

them

»h*trACt

exempt Mitltlft. into two cloAse*, the ^ ^

ch as may be constitute the

Tho

for

ass* *r.A fttfw.r |c6o4« in ACT P*tt ot th« xllla

be li Alwari AfA«t>d

rhote«r»ph And HetarA Fr»w*«, a«d nosc^oM HfttiMlfljr, PacA»tr,ffS.

rcrM if or f virx. , 5" J , '*w lISbWro it_, fAf. DiWteO. VI r*. Rflon.UA for | * ° - y ? ™ S ^ t f « l , ftf r ^ « M k*

B aftOAOT. and ]RxprA«rftAri. TrauVs. P*ck- V n , l t \ - j tt^,iro*d UoaldlAjr B*cY»tT.«A, A j . rn'iUionJ^A.N.t.

f Ay A 'Nothin ' , 'aaysL 'Bu t tho next, ituy-roTA* thai house I' 'Why, that's

; he w**. thA grA*te*t farmer I thAAA pirtA, Another of the orfAtoeTart̂

% Why, p "y %g "

over there thiA year, Ana BOYCI -•••• IhinVin'. Ko mortol roul CM Htd » Kora flootift. I &*m«n. «brt out 0 0 ^ rr WAA modo of ft fUtardftj IvlghL wjlfer

*u i oil the re*t of the nnirorw wo* fiuiAhfd.

J° On St!** it ha, KM HJ &« **to"\<* L l K o a h ' 1 ork throwTi out Ibere ; And tho

t«y>k J S g o O a T V * ° * - u t to tho railway

fore he re*ehed hi» de«tii"iftlion, nowe-rpr, the theft had IVAU di.*eovered And hia description telogrophTed to Uia capital,

itA ho * M arrA*ted on his Arrivoi. In porfcmAute«n w&,«!4ou»d the ft.^2.000, ddiliou to $9,000 belonging to him.

whore ho hi» in oddili

ter Ferry, u. *.A D thot oil ftble-bodifd mole d t i j ena between tho ogos of 18 and 45 yeAra, reoidont within tho rftspectiro SUte« »nd TerritorieA, except sne"

b y law, shA.l OA Militia arA to be divided

- • „.._ . Actiro to b s known - AA the National or Htate Guard , A* tho

German, 0 B a n i s h , R Ana- Ix\g,AUtarA of Aoeh StAte moy pre#eribA, Bn toh , 2 Swedish, I ond tho inaeiivA to IXJ known M tho re-

Si-vaniAh, 1 PorluguepA, 1 Turk i sh , 19 of serro Militia, T h o bill proposes to Ap-which tho naHouAhty i« u n k n o w n ; totel , propriate $1,000,000 for thft purpOA* ttf Silt. I n this number oroinelndevi 6 ve«- providing arm*, ammunit ion, a w o*h' SAIA reported " m i n i n g . " StoftmArs rt-- ordinary and QuArterm*ster Ktereator pot ted lost, i AmerioAn 4 F-ftgHsh, 8" " * " " " * Gcrmon, 1 Bolgiftn, 1 Dnteh , 1 JapAneAe- J

j totftl, 14. I n this n u m b e r Are inelnded. | I Ksteome.rA reported " • - » - > - "

T/OSAT.a xr S S A . — T h o Direction of tho Bureau Vcritn* hAa publ ished tho fol­lowing statistics of morino disaster*, re-j->ortea dur ing tho month of November , 1878, concerning All (iagA : Sailing VOA-*els repor ted lo.'*, 77 Fngl iah , 42 Amor ioAn, 1ft French , 14 ItAlian, 14 Nor F wegian, 11 trion, 6 Russian.

the. oeUre Militt*.

v3v

V *'.,

' missing.' ter*. O-W i n • . . . . .

They ar« seldom *o low.

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