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THE lUTHLINGTON FREE PRESS: FRIDAY, AVR1L 3, 1891. BIG F1UU RECORD. LOSES SUSTAINED IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY. I'll 11 n ilo t p li 1 1. nuil itciiil I ntr I.m nf WttO.Olin Sumo of lllnckii In l.lttlp ltorlt, Arlt,, (lell. Hlolimn Klrllic'f Iturni'd Other i'lrea. SuffeM n tlm l'llint Dott oynil Itoslllt'UOO Camdkn, N. .T,, Mnrch 21). Klro Hntur tiny night destroyed tliu depot, ferry s-llpa mill homes, mid eight passenger curs of tint 1'hlladolphin mid Atlnntio City railroad nt Knight's l'olut, on the road operated by tho Philadelphia nil 1 IteadhiK Railroad Com puny. All the vnlunblo papers, tickets, et were destroyed. Tlckot Colleetoi Kox ns badly liurned lief ore he could t;ct out of the otlice. The loss is estimated at $00, 000. Little Ilot-k 11 n. n 100,01111 Contl.icru tli.n. I.itti.K Hock. Ark., March 20. 1'lre Sutuiduy uipht wiped out somo of the most 1 1 1 1 1 omii; buildlngi ou Main street. The stoic burned wero C. T. Adlc, paints and ol,i W. S. Hutf. (jrocorle: Dollar .store; Mrs. S. J. Johtiiiiiis, niillinery. Loss 100,000; partly iuMired. G n. Thomas Kit Ilia's- IIiiiiiWiiiiih lEi'sl donee ut Vonknn Destroyed, YdNKblis, N. Y Mnrch 20. (Sen. Thomas I imiik'ii handsome r.isidenco hero inn ile-lroyi'd. with its couti nts, by lire, ni noon yesterday. The family craped with th 'ir lives. 1 v.iinmcr llntt'l I.iimcd, hi a, X. II., March 20. Word as r l. id hero to day that an unlinished sin mi. r hotel at Mount Vernon, was liuin u tins munini;. Tliu lit u uns probably iu i I lmry. The hotel win insured for !??fil Ml, wlueli mur.y covers tho loss. Kiinii lll.iii In liunirm. Hani '.n, Me., March 20. Kire this inoni inn did about SWIM duinaije in the blocks of U V Morrnk nnd the Taylor lieits on Pwk r n qttnro. The loss is divided as fcltn (I. W. Merrick, ij"0HU; Kirk-patru-l- r Jameson, i?2000; II. It. Kilos C t nil, nt'd other smuller looses, Full in i i e 1 1'io'inMe I 111 ill Ki-.H Ttirnltl a llllllliili; 1'ii.or. BlirtlM.,1 M, Ala,. March 20. A special to tin v -e II raid from Klcrenco Huy.: arli . m' rnin lire (jutted the white bain'mb ''Mi 'led by the Times newspaper, I jo K Ik .ry's job printing ofliet's, Mrs. Jirerkin art -tudio and several lawyers nnd J rcMor ' oiliccs. Lo-rt stl2,000; insurance . litllJU, Muj ir I". t. llossenu may die n t le r Milt of a fall through the burning II ji .r. t-iirjc . lie Plant Hammed 8," '1,110(1. .!' iV C"i I v, J., March 20. The 1 -mc works on the banks of the Mor is f nil, font of Manning uvonue, were n,,i,. J $Vi. 000 by tiro this afternoon. '1 if- v tiru- co-. eit'd about 10 acres ami the p. nit w i- t ie .no-t ("tensive of the kind in in country. 1 he ltanies spread to John Ii Hudson s stable and canine hotis", causing n los- f A10U0. 1. limber t'lant in Ciunbrlduo Horned. .Ii I-1 kkso.wii.lk, March 20. The steam ta null of W.'illsoj Co., at Kast Cuin brnlge, together with 40,000 feo.it of nan d lumber was burned early this morning. Supposed to be of Incendiary origin, vulue i uliuown: no insurance. Ilutliiud's I iro lJepuiiiiiKiit l'ut It Out Hcti '.Mi, March 29. Kiro to-night in V it luitluud burned two tlirollingb and one stori. Lo.ss about sToOl); iusurnuco V."ii ilO. I'll omen from Ilutlnud went ovor with an eiu'ine airl ho.-o carriage nnd soon had thi n imc i under control. West Uutland has no lit u department. 11 1 b Itlnz.. In '-ii Vurlt t ost ly Conlliigra' ttutis ill all Tails uf the Cniiutr. Nfw Yoiik, March 27. Firo to-night in tho six story building, 1S5 and 17 Clinm ber street and 28S and 21)0 Washington i reef did $oU,()00 damage to Hines Mnn-'ifld. pro luce Jnalers, on tlin first nnd sw" n.l tlnors; fully insured. The N'a tiouai hi bossing Mnehiue compuny, on tho third lloi r, lost ij jUOO on machinery. C. U. A hlte, t nlet paper, llftli tlnor, lost ")000. The buiiillug was damaged $o000; fully in sured. "itr I'Uiulier I'lnnti in Flumes llh'5i- I'.i.l, Ontario, Jlnrch 27. What promise to be u disastrous fire is raging here. Tae i x'ensive sawmill, pinning mill, f.undrr and agricultural implement works beiouijiiih to C, Iluss, Son it Co., are al mcst cnu!iletely cousumod and other sur roundlngs are ihrentened. Much lumber and stock go with tho buildings. Tho loss is nlready .:50, 00L. i:iitirn l'lissenui' Traill llurunil. Cit mu.ksto.n, W. Vn., March 27. A local pa. engor train on the Chesapeako nnd Ohio railway ran into tho rear of u freight truln in a tunnel i0 miles east of bore yes terday aftern on. Firo broke out and the entire passengir trnlu wn consumed, Sev eral per oas were slightly injured. Tlirrn Lives I.os t ArsTiN, I'enn., .March 27. A ?r000 firo this morning in the Commercial hotol'und boarding liouse of U, Henry totally do stroyed the budding. Three lives wero lost l.iz.io MclJavisi, a domestic; duck Mc t arty n boarder, and nn uuUnown mnn Adj 'inlig property was badly dnmaired The origin of tho lire Is uuknonn, iiietster's Ciliilid 1. 1st Mill, (Kill Short. jitiLsTrn, Miiss., March 20. FiioSut i,rdaj i veiling in tho llvo-storj-block, cor ner of Water and v inter streets, owned by II. W alker, did about 10,000 damjui cov ored by Insurance. FIRES AT PROCTOR. our litirscH Iturnml In li l.ivery Stithl. I . 11. rrnrtur Itiirnes Iturneil, I'm it i lit, Mnrch 27. The livery stable run by John McIJovitt burned this morn ing at ! 10. Tho lire was not discovered lin'd it 1 "1 burned the iront entrance nnd was raj Id y spreading m tho loft. Ten h r c uere in the barn; sin wero gotten out f'elv and by Hint time tho whole, stable wa on lire, l endering It impossible to save the otHi r All the wagons nith a hack, nigh', h irnoises, robes an I blankets were I urne I The loss wl t bo fiom .jo00 to sOU, pnrtiy o- "rod by insurance. The li..rus of K. I). I'roctor's farm, known ii liie ziaker place, caught lire about 10 o elo. i. fr ui tires tat liy section men. They con'um-il hay and funning tools and wore a totul lost, covered by insutttuco. 1 run i -- in mi ml I)r. Uavld KenliedlH I iJ -iuedy to ll.i.'i sulK-i mg from Kid lie) u o ! r, f'r it i 'Mid n,e, ntlier ineiius liuviii" lulled. -.1. S, iienili, Mnne itidne, N, V, 1 i I i k l i ' i wi mi i) .ivF.tt try liK CIM.M'H Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. OUR. HAVERSACK. ronininnilnrlii f hlef Viinzvy SiiCK'sl" lllatlnotlvo Colors for Dnpnrtmeiitn mid l'ontn, Hy coniinntid of Commander-in-Chief Venzoy, a circular has Just, been Issued from Hutlnnd, tho substance of which follows: For the purpose of securing uniformity In tho colors carried by the ovoral organiza tions of this order, upon i c visions of parado or ceremony, tho comtnander-ln-chlet stig gcBls thut all distinctive colors for tlso of departments or posts, hereafter procured, conform ns nearly as posslblo to tho follow ing, vizi KOH llRAIKil-AllTIIIlS OK llKl'AHTMUNlS. A silken color, red, (cherry) tho same shade ns the odgo of the badga-rlbbon worn by department olllcers; tho insignia thoreon to bo the membership budge of the order, with the regular plain tlae-rlbbon an oagle, having above the "ugle two silver btari and III gilt letteis above the "tars the words dniai tnmut ol and below tho bulge the nunie of the department mid the letters U. A. It. or tho words they signlf . ; fringe of bullion or knotted yellow sib:; cords and tasels of red and white silk Intorml.Tud; size of color, It n Hag, about four feel six inches fly and lour feet on the pike, w hu h including spear head or eagle and ferritin should bo nine Icel six inches long. If u banner is carried insti nil or a ling, the si.o Is left optionnl, but tho color and g nernl elled should bo as above docriboil. Th" coat of arms of the State may be upon una side of the Hag or banner, if prcfeirod instead of tho badge, but tho lettering s'jould bo nllko on both sides. ron rnsTS. The mint flag except that tho color will lie'blue, the same sliado or darker than th" eilgo of the baiU'o-rlboou worn by po?t olll cers; tho iusignui upon the same to bj the membership Lu tge with the regular plain Mag-ribbon nu.l eagle, having nbovn it the name, number mid location of tho post, and below it the inline or the department and the letters (t. A. K., or the words they sig nify, In gill letters; both sides of tho color nliko, unless tho coat of arms of the State be preferred for ono side instend of tho badge; fringe of bullion or knotted jellow silk; cords und taoN blue nnd white Intermixel; size of post colors to ba six feet six inches liy by six feet on tho pike, which including spenrhend nnd ferrule is to be nine feet 10 niches long. Tho rogtmir national United States flag, carried by posts, having upon the led stripes in gold letters, the name, number, and lo cation of tho post, and tho name of tho de partment, should conl orm in size and trim- mmgs to the bluo flag above described; tho union, or Hold of blue, to bo !!1 inches in length and extending to the lower edge of the fourth red stripo from the top. A post may very properly carry both the blue flag and tho "stars and stripes," but if only ono is neloctoJ the latter is ta bo pre ferred. All colors should bo provided with proper dairying bolts and waterproof casos to pro tect tluiii when furl.-1. All mail "inni'lcrs" or Hags for posts will be bluo in color. lOK lli-.WWAUTKRS O. A. It. Tho headhunt tors of the Hrnnd Army of the I'.epubllc will be designated by u flag 1 in ill i- to that pri scribed lor departments, e.tccpt that the color will bo bull', the in pigiiia thereon four silver sturs above tho badge and tiie words Headquarters, (irand rinv of the Republic; the coat of arms of tue l'i.it'id htatcs to be upon one side in place of tho badge; cords andtnssels of bull, red and blue silk intermixed, Thee suggestions are not intended to alTect any colors now In use but only to np- ply to tboso hereafter procured, that at fu ture parades, eventually, thi character of an organization or headquarters may bo readily determine 1 by its colors. Arrauceiiients lor the CVIohrntloti nf the (I. A, K.'s .1 lilllvorsury flen. Vcnzej's riuus. Commander-in-Chief Wheolock O. Voazey, his stall' and the council of administration of the (irand Army of the Republic will at tend tho commemorative services of tho 2Sth anniversary of tho founding ot tho order at Decatur, III., the placo of its origin, pril 8. The observance is postponed to that date so thut all national olllcers can participate in their homo commemorative -ervices on the 0th. Roberts post of Rutland will novo nn eluboratu celebration April 0. Services v ill be held ill tho town hull. An address will probably bo delivered b.1 Adjt.-tien. Joseph H. Moulding ot Commander-iu Chief Venzey's Btatr, I), h. Morgan, department commander, and others. A song nnd poem niil bo proparud for the occasion and there will bo other services. Comrade T. Benton Kolley of Rutland by invitation will participate in the Grand At my cammemorative services with Custer post ut Hennlngton, 1 ho (irand Army Annlveraury tn be Cele brated by Maiiuurd i'ost (1. A, It. nt us. Stamiard post will hold an anniversary celebration in Y. M. C. A. hall Monday evening, April b, with appropriate com memorativo exercises of tho quarto-centennial nnnlvrsary of th? founding of the (irand Army of the Republic, to which special invitation is extended by the post to the Sons of Veterans, the Woman's Relluf corps, the I.ndtes' Aid society, the clergv, the pre-s, the school children and the citi .mis generally. The excrci-os will consist "f uddiessos by the Rov. Dr. Ilawes of thi- cltv on lh" lite ot don. hhnrman; by com rade Gen W. L. Ureeuleaf on Tho organ ization of ttio (. A. R. ; by Comrado Henry liallard and music by the glee club. The 9:1 birthday of Roiiert Sargent of St atford, the only surviug soldier of tho war of 1812 in that region was celebrated the other day by tho (irand Army post and neighbors. Appropriate gifts wero in tide, patriotic and other songs wero sung by the need man, and war reminiscences were given by him und also by ltev. Z. L'dall and Ro. Francis Reed, both soldiert. ill tin late wur. Notwithstanding Mr. Sargent's great age, he appears lit full possession of his mental powers. .Major John 11. z.artholf, surgeon, now on duty at Pluttsburgh barracks, X. Y will proceed to Fort Wuytie, Mich., and report in person to tho commanding olllcor of that post Tor teuipjrary duty. L'hamhorilu post (i. A, R. of St, Johns bury, is arranging for a concert in 'Music hall, April 10. Chainberlin Rolief Corps of St. Johns bury nro making preparations for u pink domino party to b given at tho opor house, April 10. A Woman's Relief Corps was organized at Lvndonville Murch 111 with 2il charter members. The nuniversnry of the organization of Post ( 'lister at Pennington occurs April 0, It will be llttlugly observed as usual. Selgwicl: post, (1, A. 11,, of Hruttloboro, has receive 1 from 'iecretary of War Proe tor 75 war map', showing all tho Important battlell"l,ls of tho war for the Union, and location of tho various divisions 111 the bnttloj. Those mups have been mounted on frninos or rolls so as to bo convenient for referenco. Thoy will bo invnlutiblo to ovury student of history. Capt. 1'. D. Hlodgott of St. Johnsbttry Is agnlu honored. This time a enmp of Sous of Veterans hns been mimed after him at South lloyalton, heiicoforth to bo knswn as Camp 1. 1). fllodgott, No. 74," Department Commander D. I.. Morgan of Uutland bus boon engaged to deliver tho Memorial day address at Orwoll, Ilev. K. M. Huynos, U. U., of Huthuid nt Walts Held, Col. George W. Hooker at Hollows Falls, (Jen. W. A. (Irout of llalton at Kssox Junction, ltev. K. L. Wnlker of West Hutlnnd nt West Hutlaud, Dr. O. I,. Ximhlot of Monkton at Huntington, Clou. T. O. Senver of Woodstock at Montpelicr, Hov. N, II. Furrof Randolph nt West Ran dolph, I'rof. Walter 13. Howard of Middle bury ot Wells River nnd Rev. J. F. Rhoudes of Hollows Falls at llarrc. Mrs. Delia M. Noedhnm, tho installing nnd instituting olllcor of the Woraun's Re lief Corps ot Vermont, assisted by Mrs. May Fisher of Roberts Heliot Corps, Rut land, instituted a corp at Vergennos re cently with 15 charter members. This will br nu uttxlllnry to Ethnn Allen post. Tho Sons of Veterans of Falrlmvon will give their anniversary ball April II. The Kstoy (lu.ird of Hrattleboro have de cided delluitely to make tho trip over tuc mountain at tho time of the Hennlngton battle monument dedication, using only one day. At n meeting of committees on v. county convention ol Sous of Veterans, to bo held in Rutland May 8 theso oflicors wero np polutod to srvc one year; President, Htir-geou-fieueral O. A. (Jee ot Hranduii; llrst vice-prc .blent, Fust Capt. F. A. (Jleasou of Rutland; second vice-president, I'nst Capt. F. A. .Savory ot l'awlotj chaplain, l'ast Capt. W. 11. lleadle of Dauby; secretary, W. Jf. Proctor of Falrliaven; inside guard, Cnpt. Ornut Lincoln ot West Hutlnnd; out side guard, F. S. Honedict of Poultuoy. GUILTY OF 100 FIRST OFFENCES. Ardtn II, I'llut or W'nst Randolph Sutlers tin. renallv of the l.i.w. IVkst R Xlioi.rn, March 20. Tne trial of Ardeu 11. Flint under two indictments for selling, lunmhing and giving awav liquors and for keeping a genornl nul'iiuce and gambling rooms, did not begin until 1 o'clock this afternoon, much delay being caused in producing witnesses and drawing a jury, htato's Attorney John B. Peckclt, jr.. api oared in behalf of tho State and N. I). Hoyden for tho respondent. Throughout tho afternoon a large number ot witnesses wero examined and tho number of offences already proven ruus up into tho hundreds. This evening important docu mentary evidences was introduced. Armed with a search warrant olllcers raided the basement of Smith's block nud discoveied sjlJu worth of whiskey. The sumo evening the otlicirs raided Flint's den over J. C. D.i er's stable and found cards, dice, gam bling tool- and ab-ceno stulf. They also found n I tilted States spi cial tax receipt. Sil.ce August 21, 1S00, Flint hns received ab ut 400 gallons of liquor nt this station and llrain'ree, part of il coining in another peooti's name. The olllcers have had their eye on this placo for six months and al though theie seomol to be enough evidenco yet nothing was done until lately, Tho peo- peoplo are surprised over the result as it was not generally known nbout the place. Slate's Attorney Pocket t has been working very hnrd on the ca-e, although meeting with much opposition, and ho deserves great credit in bring it to a head, Later In the evening tho jury found repondent guilty of 100 llrst oireiiees. Wlst Ramkii.I'H, March 27. The court assembled a little after 0 o'clock this morn ing lor the sentence in tho Ardeu II. Flint case. After n few remarks tho justlco guvo sentence that the respondent should pay A 10 for each of the hundred otlcnces for selling liquor, as found by the jury, wilh the tax able costs, amounting to $100, or tho alter native soutencu of over 0J years iucarcera tion in tho work house. Flint pleaded guilty to the complaint of keeping gambling aud common nuisanci rooms. He was lined 20 nud costs, or the alteruathe pentence. Tho rooms kept bv Flint were closed by order of tho court. The liquor found by tho olllcers was conlis cuted. Flint is a young man, 22 years old. Ho has residod in this town about 1(1 years witli his pareuts. Over two years ago ho was forced to skip town to evade tho olllcers. Returniug in a few months ho hired rooms over J. C. Dyer's I ivny. From August 21, 1880, he has received liquor in great quan tities, ns stated in yesterday's Kiiki: Pki:ss. 1 ho htato considered they had proven 20b ollcnscs. Mon of miildlu oge, voung nn u and mere boys, 15 or 10 years old, were in the habit of dally frequenting his so called Hillard romnis" for liquur and to gamble, The States nttornoy snys "It was ono ot tho lowest, mealiest, dirtiest and most contemp tible holes thut cuu be found. The people had no idua w lint a placo they wero har bouring in their midst." Tho State s attorney asked tho court this morning to drop tho cae against Lowis Heun, who was arrested foi the same of fence ns Flint. Tho attorney considered that Lewis was but a boy, only 20 years of i', and not wholly responsible; that ho had recjived u lesson that would nut lull tohuvo an Important bearing on bis future life. Justice Smith heartily consented, behoving that ho hail had sutllcetit punishment, lie hoped and believed that this nll'alr would huvo great Influence on others. Flint appealed but withdrew tho nppeal lato in the afternoon. Shcrlir Huswoll will take him to Rutland to-morrow ou (he 10:17 a. m. truiu. I'lsh Tor secretary I'mi'lor' Pond. A quantity offish thnt was being carried to Secretary Proctor's homo attracted much attention ono day nceiitly. A number of 1 thu United Stutos fish commis ion bad 11 , ans of California trout varying Irum two to six Incites ill length. Tho total uuniiii r 1 wus not far from 1000. Tliuy had come lrom Washington with a slight Ions. Ti.c California trout is something like our '.mm!, variety, but in plnco of tho bright spots has stripes along tho si les. Th 'V do wall her ', and sometimes nttnm a weight of six pounds, but tho average is lrom ono und a halt to three. Tho secretary is going to stock a privato pond. A rroiulsluu Voting Vermont.!!-. A. W. Illinium of Moutpelier, formerly of Milton, who is connected with tlm Mout pelier and Wells river railroad, has ju-t distinguished himself in tho line of typ. -writing, lie went o itu-.on nnd entered 11 contest In which there were som ln-t writers, but he won first prize, writing til it words in llv minutes, or at the rate ol Pit words n minute. Tho prize was fio. Do was ut otico otTered an important position nith tho Thomson-Houston coinpiui) in llostim to tuku dictation dueet upon thu '.spewritcr, but bo pieferted his general work with tho railroad compauN. Mr. Illinium, who is not yet 20, Is a nephew of A. (i. Whittemoio, esq., of llui iington. 'Johnson's Anodyne liniment talus the lead there is uono bettor," saye n. Huston drusulst. RAILROAD MATTERS. i:. I. Nash, 'l inln Muster 1.1 Mir Kiitlnuil 111 vision lti.llnmil .Mi it' it t Walls. Held. Genornl Superintendent Foss of the Cen tral Vermont railroad has issued tho follow ing circular; Mr. 12. I), Nnsli, in ndditlou to Ills present duties, Is hereby appointed train master of tho Rutland division. Ap polntment to tnke olfect April 1, 1801, Ho will huvo Immediate chnrge of all train men, Including engineers anil firemen, the making up of nil trains, tho transfer of freight and will assumo all duties incident thereto. Our Waitsfleld correspondent writes: "A very enthusiastic rnllroid mooting was hold at hotel hall on Thursday evening to hoar tho reports of the delegates to Hutlnnd March 20. The dclogates reported thnt tho road seemed feuslble, A town mooting is to be warned in tho neur future to soe if the town will vole to raise tlieVequlred money, " Another ltrlduo Across tho St. l.awrmicn Tn Is I'd or. Tho latest rumor conies from Kingston, In form of a despatch, to tho oiled that the New York Central Railroad company in tonds to bridge the rier St, Lawrence nt a point between Kingston and Wells Island. It is Hii id that another scheme which tho Now York Centrnl company has In viuw is to build a bridge across tho SI. Lawrence river Iront Hogansburgh, N. Y., to Corn wall and 1 1 0111 tm.'i-j run a lino to the Sanlt Sic. Marie; also that tho company have been promised bonds to enable them to build this road. As Cornwall Island pretty well occupied the river a briikjo could probably be built across the St. Lawrence thoro Ut ter than at any other point. The Canadian ri.cilli. flnlus imti-nure to .New lurk liiui' tin- New Vnrlt Cent ml. The Canadian Pacific Is now a full-lljdgod trunk line out, of New ork. According to a New York despatch, Mr. Vuu Home, Chauneey M. Dep-i.v and H. Walter Webb completed tne do. 11 Saturdny. by which tho Now York Central railroad lets tho Canadi an Pacific bring its 11 eight and nn-senger trains in over the West Shore and the Cen tral with as good facilities as the New York, New Haven and Hartford road get'. The ( 'aiuidian Pucilic w ill come down from llroikvlllo oer the new bridge which is to b built at that point., by wi.v of the Rome, Watertown and ( Igdenshurg to L'licn. No Canadian Pneillo trains will ccm over tho Vnuderbilt lines by way of Hulfalo or Sus pension Hridgo, ul' hough (his may follow if tho Canadian Pacific completes its liueelther to Huiralo or to the bridge-. Mr. Heddy, assistant roadmnstcr of the Centrnl Vermont railroad, has been np pointed londiuastor of tliu Ogdunsburg and Lako Champlain railroad, in pluoo of Mr. Leach, deceased. The Delaware nnd Hudson company ex pects to complft! the double-tracking of tho load from (mnsevoort to vt hlteuiill, so as to have ever, thing in shape for Use when the summer trains will bo put 011 hi Juno. Fred K. Dewey, who has been train mas ter of the Ogdensburg nud Lake Cham plnins railroad, resigned to nccept o confi dential position in tho oil I ce of the vico president of the Now York mid Now Kng mnd railroad. It is now a certainty according to tho Malone, N. Y., Palladium that a direct con nection of tho Northern Adirondack rail road will bo made with tho New York Cen tral system. Mr. Hard has already set en gineers at work locating a routu lrom Tup per Lake, and the Central has 11N0 put n corps of engineers in tho field at Poland, who will work noithwnrd, looking out u route to tho Northern Adirondack railroad. 1 li:e be. 11 n MtU'cier from ottnrik for -U iurs. I louml iinini di.ilc lellef in the ue nf F.ly's ( is .1111 l.iilm. lnce usmtr it I I .ic not sullered 11 tin inent from ,i:iduclit, snru thi nn' er loss of ii cp irmu which 1 piv i us,. Millcrit!. aust-d l catarrh. 1 con si tcr your I :i'm 11 vulnalile remedy. It. ti. Vas-ar, .VI WaiionM., Now York. Tor Over TlrtT Years Mils. 'Wins, low's, s-ootiiing Hvunphwi been need for children tietliln. It soothes the eiild, soften the gums, allays all piin, cores Kind icilie, nnd Is tho best rtmedvfur Diar-rlio-a. Twenty-(Ko cents a bottli. Sold br nil drUKuists thiuuiiuout the world. -Ul lilt-ll's ..,.t. ... The Hest Milvelu tin world f Tfuts, bruise? Fores 1'lcer-. p't Itliemii. Pever .'-oies. 'I etter happed llamlti ('In'iii.ims, t'orns a d nil t-kii hi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 s. una 1 .t,.e.y ones Plies, or 110 pat required. It is , 1 rnl ed to ive per fe. 1 atisfnction, or line uy re'unded. Price, s 1 enif. ;,or box. Per halo oy Hcaupro & Low IfGU'O BETTER LOOK OUT I II- YOU FEEL WEARY AND FEVERISH. WITH DULL FAINS IN THE LOINS AND OVER THE KIDNEYS, PAINS IN THE SMALL OF THE BACK, IF YOU HAVE SCANTY FLOW OF URINE. WHICH IS HIGHLY COLORED, SOME TIMES TINGED VITH BLOOD, DROPS V, PALLOR OF COUNTENANCE, HEART DISEASE, FLATULENCE OF STOMACH AND BOWELS, COSTIVENESS, YOUR KIDNEYS ARE NOTIFYING YOU TO ATTEND TO THEM. DO NOT NEGLECT THE WARNING. POISONOUS DRUCS VILL NOT SAVT. YOU. USE NATURii a REMEDY K1CKAPOO INDIAN 3AGWA, MADE FHOM HOOTS AND HEHJR. K.OKAPOS mv& SAQWA mi' V.l'r 11 .V. ,i.'fs. KicKapoo iiiiii'iH mm m. 1 nr. i.i.' ir r.'iiw iv.'i M11.1: 1:1 'irnv FOR COUGHS, SORE THROAT, iMPLUIiNA, t:tc. Prico LOc. per Sottlo. 5 Hciii?s, f.2.00. 5-07L S PIll-aijdHUOripUfir. i nn i !T i s, frt ill ii III. lM"cnii., 'sail ft lif mil. t'c ""rir.iiii'l I li i i iiicil r-i . uiidi ll lll I'UNfn ' i 'ii 'slim ami llliiuii. l u Lett I.., or tuuuioi -in. nr.M.iv i. Xuivld, uotoi fe Cv'J ft V INVEST DIVIDEND. PAYABLE QUARTERLY. MAY, AUGUST, NOVEMBER AND ' FEBRUARY. Fon i. and i N PANTS I ?rALI DS. m .3 2 B m iis&tal'ajWtaSjMii'il.'-iSlf'jt WE (Perfect Subslitui& QNLYror Mother's INVA'.UAPjLE IN CHOLERA !f! TANTUH AND TEETHING. ft Quickly Aoslmllatotl Food for DY&PTiCS, Ci 4 Jl K U T S V E 3 , COiviVALEsCEI'iTS, l& PERFECT HUryiiEHT In nil Wasting Diacaaos, REQUIRES NO COOKiHQ. 'KEPsI IN ALL CLIMATES. sekd fnc "The Care and ouz 3Cei, 1 Fesfina of Wants'' MAILED FHKK "O AOT AODREA3. I r i.svik. ih-,s3. MALE STRONG- SY SCOn'S EKlULSiGN. m A II 1 sj IS P P fi P i "iiV' ti'kv, fmlHlups,, Ufttj. lWNhiK-.fi .if 1 "if " n I .-dim!, rt . ii r, ',. ,'ln f I rt 1 I I' li. ( IMI ! it II! i II IL' Ii , T' , I .t. .-). 'I M- ; -T!'. - PI, - IT' n'lihc.'i.ii!t. rnr nl.-.l. ( . iN t-i'l ( 11 II ( mi, r.. A - . V . t . Ili Hill m S..; i by Willt, Id. - m lIlirlllMt'iti, t & J H fe G iS K 12 ! I r- r. t lu .jj ii, - t r j r-unt com- 3 v f rt I'i tthrrj lail. A Cj 1.J0, t-f '-t or ty f l. JO, IW.' r ty e a oimlf JT.I V. ii ij . an. r.. puiii e r haiui, !.t. l'ial. J7l'nn. ill B RUSHES -AND- FEATHER DUSTERS. Qoosl flssortmant - AT -LOW PRICES. GEO. I. HAGAR. , K ffc'JF$t'$ -T!, Ct itJl tt'kW feA. fc, l.ty '3,3 -rs- ARABIAN One of the Bssf Wot'icii.ss Fiver Ir-ivuntcri r.:.v rv c.tsis sip pus a.'O ( .Ki.,.i:i.,.:i(s. I he t i III e jiu'io ii a 1 ..! ' ne inn n l l e l" : . ir r ...t ci . t i. ' . i p.iol 'hi r net .1 r .1 ,i;. 'i , i ii nu r. !'. i 11. Ilvill-'l 11 II re- I III. . ''ir . .,,. 'i - .,.. ,'. 'I' '(in, . a'i. . ii sf-.ttc, i i . .-n. .a in . I It i -if I- i. hi , , i.,.- la' i ; . , ,"oi. i .s . lit. . ,s I.. .', .'O'fl' i t t. l -9 25c. nnd ft nil Druggists. C. rViGFlGArs .L SOMG, Prop's, j-..u.u $1. FOR 2 PAPERS 1 YEAR. In ii'voi'dunco with the wish of hlho of our '.ibbcrilwr e have tu.ido iirrnnneuu'iitii uhi'I'i'liy wa .ail bend either of t'lJ follow- 1 iin, pnpets in combination with tuo Vri.i;i.v Khf.f. rt.i at ! Sl...4--s5 i . . da i use 1,1 '& I per yenr: .No" i iid.lv lrlhuui., ivond li'iin-v li'iniUnniP :.jm Yrn-U Weekly AI.ul and llxpress, Ne SHMl p.ipLl, !l.lU(l?Ome orl. 1'rtwn, orthe Uuitou Wou!:l Advur- 1)) ndlU ", I'l'icO Ol.UC. l'ost tiser that In, eithur on ol thojo paperi ! and tho "WKn.UV TliKK I'ltBM will ho x-ut ir( 1 . COlS 1 to sulwcriliei'if for ti year fur tj'l.-Ifi Thi ' uri.ni'L'nlik' lull' ...-I..,, .mil ic nn.ilo ,n vo.,0.it,i,i,suriia.o,1.y. nM PURCHASES and OWNS Strictly Central Business Real Estate in large and grow inpf cities. Its rentals earning its dividends. Officers of the Company are men of larsje business experience. Other similar Companies in which the President of this Company is largely interested have met with great success. THE MASS. REAL ESTATE COMPANY 'iTtld 6 per fnit I,r five wnri aid now p'iv 7 1 r cent und lm a wirplus of $100,000 after awarding an tjtta dim', nd ot 7 per ueirt. l'nld r 1 ' ' nlneit (Wl ryyi Yt'.h GOSTOM INVESTMENT COMPANY pi." CI prr rerf r, pnnutn, .ind Its Ileal I nte, t j. enr aliie slifmt. a suriilufl of ahout ' W 0i ) Paid up capital i'! imfinnn THE NORTHERN INVESTMENT COMPANY hold, ahmt nmni of Heal Kstato, nt cost, and hns nn appreolation of over SlWI.OW. Uvl; lIIs at IK, per sl.ue s'i yet tc ..aM.nco. Cull or send for full particulars. CEORCE LEONARD, Ccncral Acont, Rooms ? to II Aclvirtlcor BtilltJIriB, 240 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. eeman, Hunt & Co. NEW SPRING GOODS lit' are noir prepared In show a no( complete and vjc1 winded (--or: of Dnj (,'uodfi, I'Jrcrij department in our store is fitted with good values in nee spvinr aoods. Alt arc invited to visit ' r, . ... , ,ow' sor- 0onds vnU he CiecVfullll slQlt))l. fo) pt (dlvntion aven to all tnuil order. BEE MAN, HUNT & CO. mwM R e m i n p"t o n bnt .nt th- rnj fur writln innrhiiK'- for l.j years. Il tO-(l;iy tlij and expects in tho future, ui. it lies in the past, to itad all others in addui'; improvement t what will always lu 11 1 Hue mo lol of a Typewriter. "After careful comparativn trials, no have discarded our ( aluiMtih lor a '2 KemiiiKton, nnd tiud a reat improvement in tin a iearancu of our letters. W recommend the Remington n- superior in spce I, easo of u-e and beautj ofiioiU.-' Fivf 1'iv.n Association. C'orro'pondence invited. Mnchinoj fold on ftivornl.lo terms. Itibbous and Typa v. riter suppliLM o.i hand. WYMi: II JON1.-, liea.er. llurhiu'ton. ,-- sl'.d.'.Wtf (iliA N I) y,KY PEA, NOTT'S EXCEUSIOR. Ho t Wrintlleil (iarileii IV11 in Kxlsfeiice r-ilr. Ilerdy, !'ili-i-t,M'. -up. nor i,ina'.ltv land leeils , l.ul,iL.. -,:s, is nnrean j,,,,,,. ii,, ii Mti, n. -, s (..,r'ti. Mm imr..;i. f. t 'ita ii,'ii.. ui ihi'iie Aoititern 1.1 11 -i-ed'i 1 1 ee ! nl..1,. .1 is .l-.lt GOSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. tl fit i.i-iuiiUi i .V I tlillillleis "si , y EUR "t P: . I !.orniu.i! r " i- x. In 'i 1 . ur .er. Iti 3'. 1 1' iM 1111- fi s 1 !':. ...,1 , ,. ta)i K 1 in it 1 . 1,5 I 11 t -I 1 v a. .1 t . w .ml. C I'. SVtl Irv. I'n.p. II. K. I.U'IM., V.ir.'l.-i r 1 : w 1 PREMIUMS The Brocdor's Gui(h and Prac tical Fanner. A -10 column toclc; and l;inu p.ipeVi whk.h ,0votcj, considorablo space to the Farmer's Alliance move ment, i.-Hued twice a month pneo 20 CENTS A VISA... K GOOD ICTIONKRY, A lato oditioii, clear type, irj; LMUCSS ASSOCIATION. President. A. A. HOWE, Treasurer- MENT Dress Goods. AH desirable sIuiulm, fan'y stripe.s. )Uiids, rnuyh cltcc-ts, etc., etc. Extra vahies in Black Dress Goods. Dress T'"Hvr"'r'., Veh-et-, riimp.', (iilt ; 1 1 1 -1 Silver Corvl-. ai'd Uraids. WASH GOODS. Armeniiui Series, Scotch, Zephyrs (linen iir.ish), Ginghams, Lliallies, Otuins, c-U. The celebrated P. D. Cor'-cts. Try our "Sterling" Corset, best in the city for !ji oo. Mortgage Sale. ' Il.-iM-s,.- ti.i '.he c' 'i ue- '. . W. I I'a''. ii r" u' liiii'iiiii , V' ii.i 'All. fti t'lres. uii'ire! ''le le.- nft ir , me . i"' s, .' ;',,o S, U.i 111 p'll's i.ini ,) (i till- ter li le a .1 i U- .I'o t'leren. u'lM a Aurfl lsJi- ii.f'.io ... - I" Il e en. lectin's ..MP eiit th.. Ui-tricl n: i'..u i ' I " 1- ii.a.n. Aptil -s, ! 'Nl. on th" sain -t I., i.i r n X llC tuo canal at Whitehall. N. V ..prd :'s, a 1J l.oun. Dated Jan. ,tl 1-dl. I'if'.U. f. UltAGti, Jtort".i-e'. !M,13- for saleIFtq rent Tin; (ictifRo Vit'Id rart'i. f-ituiited in leriis" ir-h l ontri', c i-nt Iiik of s'oU hi I r 1 im.i . a . 1, i 'i i- tered, new house an 1 i.nt'.i nhi.j, '.1 .11 good condition. Al.n c:a'i.iin an cr a'' 1 01 21u yoittiu lieariiiri iriut tva , - 11 will more thin pi y rent il in I noir s,.ls,, An early purchaser can mako n sood 111 vostment. Address for further pnrticinira, AV. L. JKC'tiKMlL':, yi.wtt Ilurli'i -tou, Vt. A BEAUTIFUL WINTER HOME AT THE HOTEL WARWiCK, '12Wri)KT SEWS, - - VA. .Modern nnd tirs'-i lass in a i ts ipuin n. it-, fllerins an uttriii tn e ui d (Miieiiieiit .i.t. r Iicaur, tor tannin" and ti'.in-ie .t viaiiurs. t' r circulars, el. ., addres I. K. hWJMlltTON, Voiinucr. N l.H I'OItT m:h', V , or C. H. onCUTT. 1 llruidvMiv. X. Y .IliM'J S- s li 'l f Shi rl ( cm nit lvp ri'ii. n m h .-1 !. Willi1 t r i u r i'i i! H i i, i tl. m i "'h r . .tit Ni i i. . 'i - 1. - ci .in.l Im-. v.-!., .."-l , v, (.1 1 n- .i l.-u i.. -I . 1 j1 . i-. I l i il l.V I'i i . . . . v i- NEW HOTEL FOR SALE. I'I N t. :o . -!t ..' . . 'i Ha s.t( nf tl. I rum u'-ir' ' : v ' i u h i ait - r, st. tt . ,i . .lit pt-. ' '.t t- i, 'Mi 'if. nt w hn -.; iir tti- ri N 1.. t ,.f i,i alu chu Lf 1 1. it . i ! 1 1 - t . ' l r ii i.f '.i ah.. ! !. r c. n:u i f 1 ' . ' I - f i jv.,j(i : t n-i ," vrtti to tho i -' n'-.j . If v . at I it.. -iuv.il, .. EMPLOYMENT. i:. Nf v r.njjiiii..!. Vov Reliable MEN t'r,K '.ad. .1 i emuvpsic i i) ut .lu e. PI. C. CHAsf & CO., ..) IVnii ( rtn.i s;, 4 ar . - Bu-sict.. a ,st thi r a f u n r. i r of lllUtel lh TO... .' il. ' I. A it'll hits' i, the prln nlnrrndi -nt II Ai: Hf- . do.i n and siiik-io. 'i-avs -i-di ,1j-.. 1 he Mclv.'i.. . ! . Iui no' i.i.-'d t'.. ir rii h.in.t -toi i. ' hate u-t rt'it'Kedi. : ni n-el .1 1 ,r..le- ,! h.i. i es-c trum hm ol ''if r'Ti.- ni" .f , . tr nts ,ti this couiiirv . n.d tl e were ., ut int i am aim . i 1 o.i. 'ita,' f.ir . a a. l.arj.. s.i i s uml s... ,:i .i,.t ti.hsi t , . f r und i Her. luVt think iMiv.ne ! 11 All. Xl: uut.i vou te c tl i; and 1 rue .. II. .U.I.hA ll'!:tburph, Vt., Va-r". ' . 1"! Hl.dlW.VlTllii VMCTI " T A treated without tno MO I U -L-rV "' Wui l or no. Iviitinu from 1'im1.. iici", also ai; oiher discisfs ru.t in. t itiidf.tuteed. IMIU III' M. HKAli. M ,i, llniiard, lSTlP. '. 1 " 'ri.'iinnit -.t .-. t, liosioii, t 'on-u'.tiai. n 'no. -tiud li. nun. idilet. tilth c hours t r -v ii a. in. to i p. n I I f w iSundiiys and hell. days excepted.' , to'llWlj