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A UmiU UtrotJo -J over rjorlloct
fcf Miwtiri'l AUIsut tad ! Mas
Jar, dmo.wti s baildrog n4 kil
ling; tu4 wontdio tf isrofiU. la oo
!-,. 0 wo, m t fl Uudir.jf. Tb to,
t.l nam! o( gilM u ui jl known, bat
ii wr It -t 1io m o of tb most d
atrarlt evcUm o rcof J. WW wer
r tlrr'turlrtr'
KoBlh ('aniline Lm groa OD.Uf fns la
in, tlor irodurtio of rot ton fa lft9
a SW.VO! . ..I., will io IKW. 33.411
Is 170 !. ri.l Ulm, tod
N2 Io Jhj9 South CVoliu
rsirel of wheal 1.ZH5.731 bushel; of oat,
Sns.tfT. SU ra.erj of wbt in 1W(
S lT3.tt0 bushels, wbil ber jrtrlj of mU
tuM frtxa 1715.505 bushel ia 1S79 to
g,WH,Ht in ll2, f.er eottou i-rop Iner
lii iu tb meantime.
The vi.lene drawn ouliatb trial of
Id .lrnaoiil wal.irtor in EngUni!
how prilT eonelnsively tbtt lb iwpli
etxl men were arnt over from tbi eoao
try, so 4 tbil lb whole diabolical business
wis concocted in tbi country. It ia
pretty serious metier aa tba meo eonoerned
in it m ill find ont to their aorrow if tbev
ar can ((lit oo Jlritiab toil, tad it may bo-
coma t serious question to onr govaro
ruemt tlao.
John ii. raroetl, a brother of tba fan
no Irish l.sJrr of that Dime, owni tb
ltii-l petcli farm in tba world. It
tiluatnl about aii tnilot below Waal Point,
(htoriiia. There ar 135,000 peach trM
ia it Usi.lrs a lirg anajbar of other fruit
lr-a. Tba covr r 700 ton. Mr. Par
Urll baa planted &O0 acrca of amall treea
tl.is jrtt, a nil rcjiorta tba buaincaatpa
iuirone Tliii Tcar'a crop a ill be toler
lily gixKl, iKitaitlmtaudiiig the freeze.
At I'Ltubtirub Ukt Friday t judnmuBii
of CiiDK) aa rendered again! L. U. Arch
fubault niiiUr the uiril damage act. The
jti!ge cliaritcd tliateaub of the children, o'
bom there are five, bare t right of aotiou
iu the aame caae. The ground ou m bicb
tlieae daiuaiiva were obtained wa that
ltarni-y Uibaon, linaband of the ilaiutilT,
came to bia death from the eflucta of liquor
obtained at the ator of AruhanibaulL
Archaiubault baa tiled an aaaigumeut ol
bia irop-ilT for the benefit of hie ored
jtura.
Our. llnllrr ia iuTeatigatiiig the Teaka
bury alua honae and according to tba
ailneaai'a rmniiued that inatitution nned
c.l OTrhuliiig. Only on aide baa been
In nl, however, and no doubt the truth
baa bceu tretclied conaidorbly. Several
yeara ago coiuplaiula were made agaiuat
the uianagria and a partial investigation
waa uiade, but no action waa taken. Io
ao large an iuatitutiou aa that it ia not
aliuiigu that iiiveatigaliou extending over
iwiveial yeara abould find acme things Io
colnlillill.
The II ton Urn ild produce atatiatioa
to prove that while pneumonia ia on the
iucr-ao m New York it baa been tteadily
ilccliuing iu Iloeton for several year past.
Hie iiuuilier ol tlealha from pneumonia
waa aWliitely leaa in 1882 than iu 1881.
The llY'ill attribute this favorable allow
ing Io the incieaning cleanlinnoa of tli one
city tud the fillhineaa of the other. The
t'himpo Jm imi aay that pueumonit ia
alnu very prevalent Io Chicago tt this set
aou, and the filthy condition of the streets
and alleya probably baa something to do
with it.
A Uoaton PiM correspondent baa been
vieiting the Hon. Samuel J. Tildeo at bi
home in New York, tud is now wondering
if it would le poaaible to compute the
nnniber of lla that have bea told tbont
that veneralilti aUteaman's health. 11
fou id luin io good flesh, with a healthy
glow in bia cheeks, and Ina eye and mi. id
aa bright aud keen a ever. His bsnd u
atesdy and be wrote a legibly and evei lv
ta iu his earlier years. Mr. Tilden ba I
stood in tud about the bouae, giving di
revtion tn Ilia aorkmen four hours anil
over "lien Hi I'utt mau arrived. "I come
duwu from Voukera," be aaid, every oth
er day, and upend from three to five bonr
Ju.t aa yon have seen me today."
A Urouklyo jury he awarded heavy
damage taainat tba New York Central
and Hudson Hirer railroad company fur
permitting t brake on one of ita car to be
out of order, itecause a brake was oaa
leai Jobu Lilly, yard man at tba Grand
Central depot, waa onable to atop a car.
was thrown Ui tbe track and loat both his
lege. Tb jury a arda Lilly 133,000. The
company pleaded in defence contnbalary
negligence oa tb part of Lilly ia that be
mounted th wrong ear to apply brake.
This did not avail, as it waa maintained
that if ill brake to which ba addressed
bit efforts had beta in order all would
bare been welL
tTiiUaai ewmetary. 8v akrirfoc were
thaeW. aU twSentJy of white bmw. a 4
ar1y all of tbeot Lev aaarkt of tb nar
kaf bih ftrrvaiVd ao fri)a4tly a boat
tlM-te eeetsry so 4 a qsarW afn. (te
akatl bad a balUi bote ia tba forvbaaj tad
a he tb t-4 waa shakes froea it a pteoe
of 1-J Jrf'fae4 owL Aaolber, ro)My
that i-f aeotry tbot at bia putt by
atMwkieig fu. bad a woaad back of tb
left wr, aad alo tba right aa
tb hole f esit, abich showed th work
of lb In-panning ioatrameat, showing
that tb aefHoat liai lived to b cj
aaaled ou in th boapilaL Bettered bob
leta, frarlard akali aad aeveral aohd
sbol sl-tl lbs work of Montcalm's siege
gnnt aa they rattled out of the earth b
Beath tbe tkmau'e picks sad abovvl.
Tb ewoiiuiMiioaer of peusluoa ba bulled
a circular atstiog that auaieroa m.
p!ai.l bat KiillfJ bl lifUce atalltig thai
anw iupuloo pareoo are now trvliog
tbruoghoat th country claiming that Ibey
ar authorised Io repreut th commie
aioiier of peoeiou, tod upon ll-ia aud va
rioaa other pretctta have defrauded pen
al miera and applicant fur peuaion. The
coiuoiiaaiwuer, direct that tit epecial ei-
amiiiera shall give notice that do special
tteuiiovre or other pereou employed by
(be penaioa offic ia antborited to receive
bm.ui T. either aa f or eipeuaea, and all
such rlamiuera ar provided with cerlifl
rati a bearing tbe aignatar of th com
miasiooer of (tensions sol tb secretary of
the inUrior. Therefore, if toy person, Io
tb beoo of such sutborily, should rep
reaeot Ihsl ha is a special eiamioer of the
penaiou oDi-e, or ahall demand or obtain
money under any pretcuce whatever, lie
nuiy b talely aet down as t fraud and a
swindler, aud tbe worst of bis class.
a tppeiit for oSW, ta i&beritJ freja
iifw, ta ureariu( foro of baUt, or
actua in a rda of idolatry rwattitisg
th iadclaahi axAioa of kioahip which
binds a barlwnan ocity ia the Iriba ra-lto."
A gigantic work ia that for which the
Florida ship csnal company lis been or.
gsnited a ship osntl tcrost tba nothern
part of that State. Tba outside passage
srouud the point of tbe peninsula through
the straits of Florida ia dangerous, and
the flgurf tre tsid to show tint the losses
by mtiiue diatstert there ire so large
to equal iu three or four years the entiro
coat of the proposed csntl. Tbe oomptuy
io membership of which tre included
Gov. Butler, Henstor Jones, Senator M
Hon and other well Known public men
is allowed by tu tct of th Florida log
lalalnre to take a strip of the state 14 of a
the tulle wide from Allaiilio to the Gulf of
Mcxbo, aud half a mile at passing slatious.
Hon. Geo. W. William, author of t his
tory of the negro rsce io America, iu a re
cent lecture in New York deprecated Prof.
Gillian's prediction that one hundred
years hence the colored populaliou t ill
eiceed the white, tad declared that there
is nothing io the history of tbe Xegro race
iu Arm-riot to encourage tbe idet of aottg-
oniani lietweeu it and the while rsoe. But
be believes tbst tb colored population
will contiutio Io increase rapidly and be
nrget the adoption of three methods to
make that growth t bloating to the nation.
First, he recommend the establishment
of schools for the Southern negroes, tod
especially the establishment of industrial
schools, for he regsrda education as tbe
only hope of his race. He next urges tbe
tdoptiou of t method for the elevation in
diameter and intelligence of tba negro
girl. Especial effort for their edueation
tud preparation for t life of virtue and
usefulness must be made. Tbe third
method proposed by Mr. Williams for the
elevatiou of his race ia provision for indi
vidual ownership of land.
A St. Albans dfnpatcli ssys rapid pro
gress is being made in the reorganization
for I he oosolidutiou of the Vermont Cen
tral snd Vermont 4 Ctotdt rtilrotds on
the plan which tbe American Lota k
Trust Comptny hsve in chtrge. The
equity redemption under a decree of the
United States court for the foreclosure of
the fir t morlgag of the Vermont Centra
silrosd expired tome days since To -da
holders of first snd eecoud motgagi bonds
filed articlea of asociatiou with the See
relary ol State lor organizing the new
company. I he namo of (he new comptny
a Hie Consolidated ltailroad Company of
'eriueiit. Directors for tin first year tre
1'. Cheney, Ezra II. ILker of Boat-
aiiKH n Jiinilun. V. 11. 11 tungliaiu o
M i.nl t i l i. r : K. C. Siu it. i nf St. Albans
iiH ph tin koii nf Mmilreal and J. Greg
i.rv Smith of St. Albuiia. lioldera of ovi
io-.1.iii1mi tne first uiorttjade bonds hsv
signed the siticlesof akcviatiou nf the
bea company, and owner of four-fifths of
the second mortgage buuds have slso so
eepled th term of couaolidatlou a con
timpUted by the set past d in the last
legislature. The new company will take
possession aud operate the consolidated
road, lioldeis of Vermont Central aud
Vermont k Csiiada arcurilie tre now
working iu btimony and nnder t plan for
the reorganization of the r.w 1.
laipartaat flew laasiraa Osskisa
Th de-iKiuo to Waahmglrta (Vasty
Cosrt of tba ease of tb Lyoooung Fire
laaaraoc Company rt. Mi-dad Wright k
Son, of k! wt p! irr, ia of mors tbao usual
iolerrat, inaamuch as it rflect parlies
ia aearly every county ia lb State, tod it
Wis t test cat. Th cnupany aaa a
I'enuaylvauia curporatioo, and transacted
businex ou both mutual and rash plan. It
begao business in Vermont in 1870, tad
continued until October 8, 1S81. Then
th Attorney General of Pennsylvania
uauaed it to b tdjoadgej iuwdreut, and
bad a receiver appointed. The receiver,
by Cbaa. V. roiUr, Esq , of Montpelier,
hittltoroey, brought suit against various
parties, tb Messrs. TA' right being among
them, to collect assessmeutt alleged to be
due oo premium note. This case was en
tered tt the Isat September term, tad the
defendant plead tb general iaaue, with
four special pleas io btr. Tb first of those
special plea alleged tbtt the contract of
insurance wst Induced by tbe fraud and
misrepresentations of the company's agent
in representing the company a aolvent,
with a large surplus io its tretsuiy, when
it wa insolvent The second averred tbtt
the ceuipany had not complied with tec
tioo two of number one of tbe ltws of 1874
which required thsl til foreign Insurance
comptniet transtcting bucineat in this
stste should be responsible either by th
law of tbe stste where the companies ire
located or by provision iu their actt of
incorporation or policies, for tbe acU and
neglect of their agent. Tbe third and
fourth averred that tbe comptny had not
filed with the Secretary of tbe state a copy
of it by-Itwt, it required by the same
set. The plaintiff filed general and special
demurrers to these pleat, that raising the
question for the first time in tbit state
whether contract of insurance entered
iuto by foreign insurance company with.
ont t Compliance with tbe statute is bind
ing upon the assured. As the plaintiff's
demurrers reach the first dtfect in plead
ing, the def udtiit's oonnsel claimed that
t receiver tppointed ky a Court of mother
stale could not maintain to action in this
fate: that the declaration was defective in
not illcging that the company wts
to do business in this state; and
not show tint the claims for
which tlio sttaessmcnta were laid had been
adjudicated by the Court. Judge Ibid
field gave judgment for the defendants,
overruling the plaiutifl 's demurrers md
adjudging the defendant's pleat sufficient
To this decision the plaiutifl excepted,
tnd the case wat passed to the Supreme
Court
C. B. DUNHAM,
Factory Point, Vermont,
HAS RECEIVED THIS WLKK
lr lesvir. for Dakota, Alaska a 4 other
distant point
Tba iloreril! eorrepa4etit of tba
Troy Time, of Trey conference i
Mwaioa at that flc: Ia diacnaaiog tb
bound are on ration and tb vol that fol.
! 1 1 - . l.in, ft .1 ili r m f -
alios ' to Biaml' it former tnndery
againat tbe action of tbe general confer
ence, giving Burlington district to tb
Vermont conference
Harvev Hove. gd 19 tear. aoa of
Nathan Boyc of Fayaton, wa caught in
th main shaft tt Frank Greeo't mill io
Wtitefield, tnd inattutly killed Friday,
II was caught by hi thirl sleeve wbil
oiling lb mscbinery, tnd nearly every
bona io Li body wa broke tnd bit
clothing entirely ttripped off.
Bev. Chtrlea Via Nor Jen, who for tea
year has filled tb pulpit of the Congre
gational church at St. Albana, bat decid- cheater tod tbe aurrouuding towns, call for earn pie card of colore, tettimonialt, ifo.
eJ to accent the rail to th ran tor I of I
1 itpn i .i, t vtiu u
th Korth Cono-rcffalionel church of AJjBU a ir.M i.l.. Vt
Springfield, Mass, recently extended him,
at a salary of 3500. Mr. Van Nor Jen it
aa an able writer and a liberal thinker.
ItlrtlK.
II rW-y (Stlal, Ami! Jih,aUnbt.r to Mr.
t4 Mr ii. H tasi
At lirssi, Ar"t I "it, dnlift tu il sh4
M ilisaas kin si
At llawhMier IVfwi, inl SI h, a ilsashiM
Is Mr. sad Mr. abnr U.-isi J
Al Pnlitva X. T, April Hi, st Iks rm
JiOMnt ifc hriJ krieltsr, Hrsr4 ail.,
k-., litis Hv Cliirlr Homer. Ie I. K.inr
sr,. W.torvuirt, H.I., tit, (J t',frua
I rali, . . . , ii in 'ii : , : i
DOiltllH.
io diffennt colors the best psiut io ne being iJtptei to both inside and outside work
the rubber giving it nioe gloat tnd finish that no other paints hsve, it ctn ba wished
and cleaned when dirty like varnished paint. Over 450 gallons hi I wen sold in Msn-
Wheal Hitlers reach evsrv nart of
human body through the blood. Do
fail to give them a trial.
the I
not
Batti. Cnna, Mich., Jan. 81, 1879.
('nllvuH Having been afflicted for a
number ol years with indigestion and gen
eral debilitv 1 used Hop Hitters, by tbe ad'
vice of my doctor, and Imnat r they af
forded me almost instant relief. I am glad
to be sbJe to testify in their behalf.
TUGS. U. JvNUX.
WALL PAPERS, BORDERS & CURTAINS.
Have just received one of the nicest hue of
3BC A "X S
in town consisting io part of Fur, Wool, Cloth, Rubber also different styles of yonug
men t nil. Also a urge line oi juueM ja.uk sun Lata.
OANN D GOODS.
we bare almost all kinds of tniut of Hie verv heat lirsmta eaima.1 nnnsistinir In nn nl
Apricoi. reacuot, j ears, apple, i'ie-x-eauiie,uia-ttierri(, I au huccotaah, Joma
toe, Beant, Pet, Plumt, Cliernes, Ac.
At Mori Mapart, April lh, Mis BlwV An
ItlM OBIS rtl.krr HMl 1-l.ilhl.s A.l
of Iks Isis Kiiivarth Mtkaa, a4 1
At (Wrtpar Oilv, K M . Aeril Sit. f small pnt,
Lvmaa I'.. K.Sru, (Mi t veara, el Hit iat
4 Maria (vt svl H.iU
WANTS,
A4vrllaii, al-r Oils k4, siakt
. . Iisssaeh Insertion.
A STEP.- A teaenrr f"r t)ttr?ci el to
eaaderlaail.
Apple to '
K. L T.ATt'Hi:StR.
BnBdsntBd, Tt., April 1 ita. ln, i;j.
rt MAI.B.
IIT "BORTK'K I.OT"
Factory Point, Vt, April 4th, 1883.
C. B. DUNHAM.
40tf
Wrlls' i'Houk a Krat,"
Ask fot Wells' "ltough on Corns." 15a.
Complete, permtneut cure. Corns, warts,
bunions.
IN CHANCERY.
A D. VllHnllV Tin klMtMAWIM VlllMW mm
june ierm. ism.
EDWAUD 0. BACON
QII.DERT W. HRADI.EY and oilier
HAsnm. toward U. liacos, ul Bunderlsnd, In
sid Count), lias filed iu lbs Clark's iftics
of ssid Court, In said Countv, In
petition lollind forth lint on ths 2lith
day of April, 1876, Uilbart V, bradlsy and
Iaura A. rriciiey, bis whs, siecntea to mm
llieir roorlijiKu of oartsln Isnds siloatsd in bod
darlsod in laid County i Uns pieoe eontsiniug
two ihouMtid aorsa, more or leaa, of mountain
laad, oouvuved to said liradley A liaoon by (ills
1). bacon ou tbs IHlh dsv of Aunust. 1870. Also
oo oilier psioeoutaiuinK about on srrs, with
a dw. IIiiik b-iuae masted thsreon and cocupisd
bv and Vrtcley, and wss oonvsyed by Timothy
H. Hull to sud baura A. ursdiey on tns iuto dsi
ol Mirerubiif, isis, ano oo omer pieo con
taining threo-fourtlis of n sere, mors or lea,
itb the steim w mill snd sngins house sit
GONE & BURTON
Can now show the largest and best assorted line of
oonais in or .hi sera ale ntssdnw snd pir
idu. eaori aisune Irora tha ulrn Vsstmy
Paint ssd sdjKiein tim al huuul W. HhU
apoB III north side, I'nius it.
, E. I.. WVMAM.
Fsetory Point, Vl.. April II Alt. ms, Urn
1 "i" :
IN choice cowi rnn mm
Itupsrt, Vl., Alsroh JJUli, JeJ. 41
L'ABM TO USX.
Ths farm lately oeeupiedby Thomas Eolley
ia Ent Manchester, known aa Hi 1'oiid plsca,
ill b let on ranbl term,
Apply l
P. OAillllUAN.
Faolory Poiut, VI., April Sib, ISM. sflif
MOTICE. '
Htt or Vsimoiit, HnHxixnr" Coeirrv, aa
All pron holilnifi order drsen on tba Troa.
Brr af th Tnwn nf Psrn, nf a auuiler deinmi.
inatinn than three hnuilrad dollars, are linraliv
mitifled to present tlitiu for ivin..nt to ialil
Tmaurar. (f. W. bllni.r.on or liefur SUy I'.lU
IHM, a Interest will t lbl dln. !
Peru, Vt., April il id, lM-i.l
1. 1 VVAl.KRrt, I
W. II. NI.MiiMjS,t8loliiin.
4UI 11. U. LION, j
ever displayed bv them.
by all who wish to purchase a handsome
We invito an insnoetion plaster.
. . 1 I I bsvs a ear load of
PLASTER
INGRAIN OR TAPESTRY
bloh I will tell in qesBlltie to suit pnrelissrrs
, . . i. II. I1AH1TI.E1T.
Msnrbssfer bepot., Vt , April Itli, IHHI.
JJOTEL FUR SALE.
I nmtaA lliArnfui trtfffothttr with tlm tsrinlnst ivrtila. I A n il..i ...III 1,1- ii A - ! , 1 i a - . I i . -a 1 I WlT.Kf V irfiTfcl? V A Ur1 1 .f ittJt'P
IlceuHftd machinery, bftftltig and belling used r 1 . . . -
that it did , ,OT'i7l.Bd e;.7& bj l"m,i, "WBJ ' " "RV0 V0IT ,HrK ""0 1 m" nL l' 1 - ,1M0 01 ... . 1 rUe-.r: UHiuiV; or
losses for U.Holt to ..id Bradley 4 baeon, on lb. a7tb of WHITE, CHKCKED AND FANCY MATTINUS. v in , v, , . W ,V W1I'h(,N
lM.lni... 1U7H A ln ... nil,.. Ill tmmm. .nnl.iinn ' I Eftlt DONft. Vt.. MlMl Qsllll lUU 1 i I.-
i wuiuvvi miui jii uu usiidi piovDi vuutsiiiiiii i i -s - - - a'iu, wriii
ht I'sul's report of tbe wboleeal tra.le
am luaiiufaclure for 1882 I (imply mar
felloaa. Tba figure sbow a wboleaale
traJe amouotiog to OtS.Gi.iM, being a I
wait over tb previon year of nor tlian
f JO, OOO.OCs). Tbe also abow msn n fai
lure J goods to tb vain of ti2.300.538, a
fain of aearlv 17,000,000 over tb precej
ingvear. ht I'sul's popolatwn ia 1SK0
was 41,438, anj is bow vsnonsly eatimsl
J at from CO, 000 to 73.0IU. Tb progress
of its rival, Minneapolis, is fcjoallv narked
eieept ia aboleeaU trad, ia wbicb Hi.
J'aal tales long leaJ. atinneapolia ei-
eels ia lb eoluue of retail trad end in
Bisnafsctare tnj it tt
eoliiing great railroad centra
Rough a tb Daaratla Party
Tli Chicago Timrt, au indepomlent pi'
per wbich formerly bad a decided leaning
toairdt Demerey, in a 1st issue delir
rs itself of tbe following:
"Tb nproar Carter llarrison has pro
duced i a practical proof of tbe verity of
the Times' positive tasertioo tbat tbere ia
oo tucb tbing aa a political party Laving
tb nam of to Democratic party. Tbere
ire election mtcbinet of Ibat nam, mere
artifice for offlo getting, controlled and
manipulated by office bnutera Tbere is
sn organised appetite of tbat Dime,
eager, covetous desire to bold office si an
easy node of living aud getting money
ttbont earning it. Tbere it also an irra
tional, swoselea and ralber paginisb foro
of babil of tbtt nam wbicb impel mulli
tode of elector to arm tbeinaelve witb
voting paper baring tbat word printed on
them, and to obey tb order of self-seek
ing bambogs wbo say tbir prayer to
tbtt word without being tble to give
raaaoa for doing a But tbat tbere ia a
pemoerai party ia tb sens of a body of
eiliieft formed ironnd a political ques
tion to effeot a political object by united
setioa to ibit politioal end it not true,
and bat not been troe sine tbere wat a
1, ; Democrat party organized to upheld md
I, iulargt tba tree of iltvery. Tba but act
V- m.nv ra kMn. wl.en tl,s Uw " lr- jxinuoai pwty wa. u or-
KU of territory Mweeo tbe two eit ' wW!j0" ln ''
u hen its rebellioa ws ww down lb Deav
I ocrst psrty ceased to b a ieaon to be,
will be eovered ailh ibopa, ftctorie
dsellitic.
Consnmptloa la Nr England
Dr. E. P. liurd contribute! a piper to
tba Boston Medical tnd Surgical Journal
wbich conttini tome facts of genoral in
terett tnd will also terve to correct su er
roneous popular belief in regard to tbe
prevtleuce and fatality of consumption
tmong tbe nttive people of New England,
In ttudying tbe ntturn of tbit disetse Dr.
Hurd Uket tbocity of Newburyport, Mass.
for tl.e purpose of illustration. In tbat
city of a total mortality of 7,2:11 in 20
yeirs, nearly one-sixth was from consump
tion. Io five yean tbe yearly average
imong persous of Americiu parentage was
one death from consumption in 330, tnd
imong persons of foreign parentage ono iu
179. Carefully prepared atttittics in Don
ton, rrovidenoe tnd other pltues show si in
ilar results. . And tbe figure for a consid
erable number of years make it apparent
tbat there is a gradual decrease iu th
death rate from consumption imong tbe
native population, tnd that it ii fai more
prevalent among the foreign element. Dr
iiurd says: "There have been years when
tba mortality from phthisis among foreign
ers has liesn very great, as in 1879; years
when tbere ba been an unusnal influx of
'oreigners, chiefly Irish and French Cana
diaus, who, bringing to this c-onutry con
stituti os enfeebled by hardship aud pri
vation, fell eay victims to the rigor of our
el i in ii re. it is not an uncommon experr-
euen for phy Minima to record two and even
ilrvi deaths from consumption in the same
family ami ill tiioVaoie m-uhoii, bur is it
iluusiial loi . pureuu oouiiug origiiully
from lri-l.iiid and froe from all hereditary
teinleiieies to (-onsiimption to witness their
sous ami daughters micl-uiuij, one
anotln r Io I lie sumo iliaease." The rel
iiifreijuency of oousiimpliou among the de
sceudants of families thut luvo for many
generations been fixed to the toil is fully
demonstrated. Iu the mortality records
referred to many of the decedents were
comparatively strangers to the locality,
immigrating from homes more or less ao
climated to tbe more trying climate of the
coast. Tlio paper thus concludes: "In
the struggle for existence tbe strongest
nd iitUat survive. Nature by process
of selection gradually weeds out the tick
ly tnd infirm those not tdtpted to tbeir
condition letting ouly those lire who ly
inherent vitality can successfully cop
with tbe difficulties of tbeir environment.
Tbit truth i exemplified in tbe history of
consumption in New England. Tbe na
tiva race is becoming more birdy (tt letst
o respect to resisttnee of severities of cli
mite) while immigration ia furnishing
and will long continue to furnish tba cut
tomiry quota of deaths from consump
tion."
two seres, snd i tbs me Isnd conveyed by
Itetfey L. Gregory lo sid Bradley A Dacoa on
tba Villi day nf October. 1K70. Alao one other
piece, npuu winch ia iltoated a barn and toil
ess oltlue or nroory, and is the ssms piec of
isntl eouveyea by i. t. a u. ii, ureiroryi to uu-
beit w. ursuiev on tli sa usy or uctober. ism
Also one oibar pieee, brarinnlD at tbe south-
running tbeoos somberly in a continoation ol
tbs rsst bus of said two sore piece to tbe hiirh-
wsy: thsucs wssterly on tbe north line of said
bigbway to Und of O. O. Uonghtonj tbencs
nortneriy on me etst ims or lana or ssid
Houirhtoo. T. II. Holt sad A. L. War
nei to Ilia south lins of said two scr lot;
menee sssteriv on ine sontu una or said two
acre lot to tba place of beginning, with boarding
bouse sod bsru thereon. Also on other pieoe,
bounded south by land nf Eloa Hill, on tbe esit
and north byjlanda of J. M. Gregory, or bia wife, I
aoa on ins wet uy ins ou aere nit, no. ts in tne
sd division or lots lu ssid Handerland. Also ons
otbrr pisoe known a His 6(1 sore lot. No. 48 in
tbs Id division of lot in aid Huuderbnd: noe-
ditloued lor lbs payuitnt of four note, dated
Fubruiry 1st. 173 eacb for th aura of Hire
thoussud dollars, itb annual lutereat from tbair
dale, and payable lo said petitioner, or bearer,
in two, three, lour and tlvo years from their dsi
respectively, sod sinned by Hid Gilbert W
Brsdlev. Jutin O.Iiltvkmsr. Gilbert Ilrsdlev snd
Jerome 1. ilill; and of one other note, dated
February 7ili, 1873 for one thousand dollars, with
interest pitvame one dsv arter date to tna order
of Ibe petitioner, and eigned by Q. W. Hiadley
A Oo , and Gills rt Uradley. Alao to indemnity
ssia
sid
lh7J. for the sum of five thousand dollar. Also
to save bsrniles and indemnify the petitioner
from all nines which be ba sinned for the es-
pccial beuolit and accomodation of ssid U. W. I
Ursdley. All of wbicb is justly dns sud bss not I
sod further setting forth tbat Jerome J. Hill, of
said Hnnderiaud, Ulirer uoutwell and tJbarles
IkiDtwsll of Troy, New York. Arthur T. Dsvis of
LsnsiDK. IlichiKtn. Dsvid H.burrsll. Wsitsr W.
Whitman snd James H. Ivea, of Little Falls In
ths County of Herkimer snd Hlata of New York.
claim some interest io said mortgaged prenii'ss
either by deedmortgage, sttsehinenl or lone,
subsequent lo lbs execution of said mortgage to
ins petitioner, it spearing mat asm noutaena,
Davit, Birrrell. Whitman and Ivea reaide out
f tbi state, o lhat a subposns csnoot ba served I
upon tnem. it is inereior orciereu Ibst I lis siid I
Oliver Domwell, t'tisrles Boutwsll Arthur T, I
Davis. David H barrel!. Waller W. Whitman
aud James Ii Ives bs noliOed to sppsr belor
tn lourt ol unsocervnrzt le be hoideost Man
chester, within aud fur ssid Oouty of banning
ton, on the Br.t Tneidsy i f June, I KK3. to make
sngwer to -id petition, by publishing tbe (ob
stante Ol said pttiiion in tne Mancbes er Jous-
vtL, a newsiirr primed at Mancheater. in said
County of lleniii'igtmi, three suee.easivsw.eks,
Hi la I t Mitch o be at least twenty day b
lore tee sea-ion or sum fjinirt.
Dated this 'J'Hb i'y of April, fK3
H. K rt WI.Ktt Deputy Clerk
BriBTOK A llimsnii Kui-c rura 4U3
Wall Papers and Borders.
We liavo ulao made important additions to our stock of
I DRY GOODS, CROCKERY AND HARDWARE.
OON33
Manchester, Vermont, March 2Hth, 1883.
cfe BURTON.
I petitioner for t certain bond eiscuted by
i u, w. oraiiu-v on tne day or February.
J. J. IIAP600D& CO
Offer For Sale
1 NEW BOOT BUGGY
1 New Skeleton "
!' : -i 1
NEARLY NEI7 TOPCARBIIGE
1 SET BUGGY WHEELS IRONED,
1 t jjot "
6 SKELETON GEARS and BODIES.
TATE NEWS.
Col John C Steetni of CrtdforJ bs
last received 83.000 bick cension.
I w s
Rutland Valley it the name given lo tbe
0 uoot concord ana piano
freight its! ion neir tbe Biker qatrrjr
where tbe Center Rutliod Mtrble Co. tre
baildinet mill md finishing ibope. It 1
it th first trsck of tb Central Vermont
railroad north of Center Rutland hereto
fore known aa Daker'i switch.
A Beits, it work for Homer Oriswold,
in Grind Isle, near tbe Oriswold Itnding
iu drowned April 8. He went to tbe
like for pill of wtter, tnd when miaaed
sesroh m mid for bio. Through tb
ice bole ther could tee tbe pail In tb bot
tom of tb like, end the body was toon
after found end reeeverd.
Al recent suction sal ia New Tork,
fir colt ly "Deso Bece," owned by J.
box gears and bodies,
fl SET STEEL tnd IRON BUGGY
TIRES,
12 Pair Beit Hickory Boggy Sbtfu,
win Crott liar 15 eta. eicb.
Boggy Trimming of all kind, includ
ing Ailet, Iron beau, (Jouplngt,
apriogi, Leather JJubei,
Cushion, etc.
ALL THE ABOVE BOUGHT CHEAP
AXO FOB SALE AT COST.
1 euUlng awsy knolU at Like Oeorg'od therefor eeawj to b ta t political j W' "t Randolph, aold lor
14 oi.iauo dirt lo grading me uuorer piny, au intt in men naa oeen man- j ruodojpu in two cornet bands in 'al ppnrr TTTT D ATOKTT1
alreck into what at known a tbe fori llfvwted aader that name bs either tsea ' blast, and tb Dttive ire laid to be rapid-j i-iJtC U , V JLUatCiXLUJLl 1
iiijiitttj mnmiTH niifiu nnnii rTmo AtronK hohckhfokhale.
KErlT k JIOUT.
Cocoa Matting, Carpet Lining, blair On Cloth, y0n 8ALK, : -7
Hassocks. Oil Clolli, t&c, &c. No troublo to eliow tlicco oodfl. I l J I I II L i
nuuot; iiiiu lui in lYiaiicnesier.
t offer for ssls my hona snd lot lacsti-d on Main
trwit in Hi villee of Manrbiister. llm,.. ,...
We vriith once more to call attention to our Binierior stock of f10 u" '" hard ami sut air, ym,t fruit .
' I trees, rins locstiou. Term reaaonahle.
WAIXACE LAMl'HON.
Mannlieater, Tt., Feb illitti, lHeS lllf
JEW GRIST MILL, .
R. COLVIN, Factory Point, Vt.
This I lo slve nolle that mv mill la nn
ready for biiaiueaa. and that I will einhsh.-n
meal aud feud lor ou luoU snrune lumlixr.
11. COLVIN.
Fsotury rolnt. V Uarch SH(i, im. 44 wr
NOTICE.
Mrs. E. C. CANTERT
baajust opened st her resi donee tw doors from
uoiuurn iiooas a Hue line i f
Ladle, and Children'.
UNDBBWEAR,
CHILDREN'S AFHON'S
I LACE CURTAINS,
LAMBREQUINS,
Fringes Trimmings,
Damtsk and Cotton Towels,
Shell Taper in All Colors,
tnd a large stock of Lsdles Notions, too numer
ous to mention, Call and eiamluH Ilia Rood
and Iba aatooUhlngly low prices. Will cut and
Disk or dys children garment lo order.
MIIH. K, 0. OANTAMV
Fsolory Point, April llth. Inns, viii
The Marble Savings Bank
OP RUTLAND,
now ready lo receive deposit, liiwn.l at.
mtlan will be liven to faoiliiat tlie !:.. ,.
epotitor livlnir st s distsnoa rrinn Wiuuiid,
'ho may wish to dn business lit mail, sumi r,.r
blank forma In bs Usui fur this burn. a Mmms
depoaittd on the 1st diy of any nmilli will draw
interest from that date. M -ney irieiverl rirr
ths 1st dsv of any nioilh will d.a interest from
ths 1st day of tb sucoseiliuji month,
EUWABD II. rtff'i.EJ, IresldenL.
Addie.s EDWARD L. TKMIT.R,
. . . soiniK Iroa.nrer,
liutlsnd, VL, Feb, llib, 1H83.
IIl33DLjIln SttdDCGi
-OF-
WALL PAPERS
-AND-
BORDERS
pOR SALE.
ATT AMIES
Call early and make your selections.
Factory Point,
April 4th, 1888.
Vermont.
1 h place own.d by J0in V. and jf , cli.
sllualed ous-haif tulle from Uain.t... i.. . .'
It soualat of four snd s half s.-n- .j i !' J
aod one-half nnder s good ttsla ei entn.liin.i
with a tu M of fruit tree., ""atioil
Also Two Good Houses.
A MILL 30x40,
Witb Shed 20i40 witb Oool Water Tower,
sod s elder mill, wilb tba l.u.t m.,.1.1.... ....
Bisklne eider, that 111 11. . fr.i, ... .1.
hundred dollars 1 year, ( an b .i,,,- tni
on easy terms Beuou for liluu, fil0 Laiih
of tb proprietor.
n riTcisi
Manchsstef Depot, Vt, March SKtU, ISM. mm
(JOMMISHIONER'S K0TICJ5, .
laosji Ksu.tr' Xsute.
ill nnderals-oe-d. bavtij? 1i.b n f,i. ,1 1 .
th Hob. I'robata Coart fur tbe fiaua ,J sr....
ehelr Coniuileslouers, lo recrite, 1 sauiin ai d
aillost all slaws snd denaaila of n .........
I against lb estate of
inotsaa aallcy, IsU of Manchester,
I In aaid district, deceased. ud sli eisim. ..I.U..
lUd I offset thereto, hereby f tr tmir. t,tt .
ill ! for tb DoriMMM aoraaalil. si 11,. i...
I residence of Iti td do.aaed in U.i i...i..
aforaeaid os tbe itb day of October nut horn '
1 1 o'clock s. m. autil four o'clock . m
o ii dsy, snd thsl sn mouths
from lb 4lb day of April, a. v., I3 is lb,
time IIbiIUmI by said Court for ald ervdiiora It .
present their elain lo a fur siannsii., .mil
1 ailvwaoe.
laled at Manchaaler, I hi sib dsv ul Awil
a. l , 1HH3.
BlCnAItD W. MIS I .
l"w JAMK E.I AhltKiAii,
(JOMMISSIOSEK'S sNOTICK. "
Mavct Assoi.b's Cslste.
la WBderntBad, liavioa; Un sfeiald ty
Ik Hob. 1'rotai Court for lbs .. u. '
theUr. CoaiBileskitier. Isrui.. .
tdjost sli Halm and demand, of m tnu,,
agaiBt th eelals tit '
liauey Arnold, lata f V anrhoeUr
dteassed, aad ail claims aihiLn.it ... ,,c. u....
to, hereby give toitca ihsl we will &.. 1,,. .1..
MrposM a.ifeaaid at tbe dwelling fcoow
of in W. Maah. 1. uLZ..?.
aforeuid o th j,t y 0f Kepua.,,
sell from le ,riArk . m. wut,i 4 g,rirg . -ea
said dsy. sad that 1 month frost ih.' A
4 . . . J U.r.k - 1 1. um .....
by aaid tirart loreeiJ dilw lpr,arbl
SUistS ta fot .isulesiiia si il ., !,.,..
VftiM mwtfUf iiii da tf Mici
V 1-W2
. W. tlFlW.
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