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part, ! 1U MsBaC-Hal tftm
(Hi u lit l lulu." frvj UlummU.
Tla wil cii.ttiitl-of 1 lgte)ator
bar sw-ataoaed their rf'rt on lb
lia i.f Sheriff ia tbt eonalv l ?oem
Uf 7. Wbivr their declaim iy l
lie c-mBJil(w jJeat! twliev ia liking
In. coouifh lo eutktidrr la qriealioD
involved rerrfuliy.
Tilt fro tol Aturrinti.t nt Ovari, at la bora qoii njll ia KfarJ to ltna ia Jorifatiiwd t v kins ia Uia ciIt, aad
ta L4 ef iu riuta n!aiBU4. C'-ar- sUei Ha I wnv'J raJ jwnr Icttrr ia lb dad aol cMi frame af ectasia
falifl.ialias of tlx tm of Uil frt, ulln 'd cra moojb lU ntuf Uy ' kmi lb (ram lb eitj editor' racu to tba
tba liitn rf, Uoa ILI Ik tou.'.j or .ill latifh, and U.orjr e,v ; offit ef tba u.asagien editor, fi'iaf tbe
rVpablicaa txi4 tit4 wa ia tbal lliejr im "-tfily comuImJ,' (llul' ' partuVur ef intern with erowneJ
rder as J aitbant as astt; an J ma ii ' Is I beo I tau. to thai pari , heeda all ever Karo), Ana and Harlem.
Jeo, IlaxUr rr bal aethiiif of year lur Ler Jon nv, "Ja AlUaovj Hi rt plural was ia (Vntral Africa, liy
l da a ub tba Br-ai.r ilia t i la Mr. 1 I ba never ee any brief wtioae wbob depa!, aad bit intigUt to tba
I Lata reanoa lo sua;.el in ia any wejjXerth VU, It alii suUtilntes, ksr
Ui.l ! do aol knoa tbal any aacb aonaa ' ia him a r(jaUtuu lor darinf vbicb
li iu A!Uo." Ao4 auurW io tba! ii ii1im. Ia aaral arcbilctur. boa
aaIir rallanl oul, "Ob, Jri, U'l w 'tf lit aou iuwt faiua Uia laat jacbt
frk " 1 dou't kuo abatbaacoU mean. a rra!!r tba aoik of Lia ova baula,
lint rralt.r I do tbiak ou ongkt to gvt : for bil a fra- doacrriDi artiaana di
oiua i f It l-ott to point Iba bad pecplajb'r liar and baiumrrrd ber plaoka to.
I. 'aiba aaa aMorial'd
A -f al nun an of NVw Vk HU'.a 1
tba 1 utlutLa l,U a ' j b 1 1
laigrr B)!niJ tbaa (iaiftfbl b l U lVI, '
a tb utbar Laa 1 tb Nta Vik 7'.'
uja II eaaiaw Bit j 1 tba Ii. K'ci.1'
tliU abaai CiO.OHO Ib-pn'.irta !..
aut ! fir litae. T ifii,l,'.. iti'
ina iaUveU(.t riia i. i -t i.r
uaaabobaa rlfrrwd i-i'Lli i. si
ibe nuiTa' ti t.f Il iiao i : , .u
tbrir lit. Hucb a uiTa4 u -'. ii V r-
bare abua n at )it IW.lfX). All" -1 Ire- j
tica tba ib.ILi.dLt XolM at ! tt.'in'
2"i. Ia Nav York aUUl it 1
li.ftilaili inb 15.00, al.i'li iilx
wura 1 1 an offart 1' Icmocra!i! working
o.a a to will Tl for Illaiot
V. U Ktarta is bia ajatb ia Brook
ha claioifd bn abow tbat Cart Hcburt ia
bia apMcbt bad madt rajical uiaaUle-
mnU ia regard to tba Vialligan laltara.
labia nt afam-b Bi'bur ebararUrirad
Krarta aa a tlif'gr. Tut, tut, gotla-
taa. If aa rriutBibar corracily you
arrrad logi-tber la Hay' cabiupt.
, ii. ii I i iw
Tba IJoto fUi.M in aakiag ot tba
f.ruUlnhlirt of tba campaign aaya: "It ia
a ualorioot fart tbat tba Dlaine aipera
lata gained naruiooly ia tbair eireula-
Ima, tbat tba Ifemorralio papert bara
gaiard b aa, aod tbat tba auti lllaiut IU
aubliraa lpra bava Birt aitb arrioaa
loaMa."
All aammar acrrrai papara bad a atauj
tog aoticc. rlaimiog to ba aiiiotaliua from
a li-lUr fieiu Hrialor l;Jtuuoili to I be
l7,-'t tbat ltiaiaa wbvo ia Coogrrna at tod
aa tba atloioay of Jay (ioulj. Kou,a lima
ago lUiritr't MWi.'y (Jaiirual of Ciriiij
turn) iubliabod tba "ijuatalioo" ia largo
t;p ia aa illustration. A Waataru mun
lauly vrota LJtnaudi iauiring if lb
ootaliaa ia guouiua. . Ua replied tbat it
waa aot, tbat Dlama waa aeter tba attur
oey of Jay (lould aa far aa ba knoaa,
tbougb it ia Iba iuiproaaion tbat ISlaiiia
oppaaad tba TLuruian act, aa at coma lm
bad a perfvrt tigbt to do. With tbtir
Beraialanea iu ljiog rery fa of lliac
papara bow retract It ii no aeeret tbat
Kdmnuda wat oppoaf J to tba uoaiiuuliou
ef Ulttioa, bat now tbut ba ia Booiioatail
lika every good lU-publirau be will vote
for biui.
Tba
Wkloh Waa Right)
To Dorlbern people, generally, it aecuia a
late day to dirouca tba queetion as to wbicb
party was rigbt io tba great civil war of
18G1 5 aod tbry ara diapoaed to assert Hint
Doaten k'rritinq Mr, a Butler
paper, makta tbii euaenraiion; -ueary
Ward lWbr, ttaading before tbe boya
. . . 1 1 . . . i
i ioiamuia ooin ga io riioi virutn
C'lerelaod ia one of tba apectaclea of tbe I tb qucatieo waa decidud by tbe reai-lt of
reiot aigo. t it well to held op, lor tue a- wir. On tbe olber band tbe creat
aJmiration of youth, tba cbaraeter of body of tbe Soutbera people are not di-
uiau of Mr. nTland attrilutaT If o, po4ej to yrt jt there and atill claim that
Mr. Ileacber la Juat 111 Ditn la do u. tl)V- va rjgi1t ,Dlj nt ortb waa wrong.
.Now we are out dinposed to wave tlio
I I.. n in V York ml
uw " - - - . ... , ( . , . I : I.
t'lT-l Ull VI ID U'iU iitrDtivui "uivu
reallr deculea by tue war. uui I ne
Jrroey ia tba bottelar knovn.
land baa rvceutly viaitad New Janwy, bia
ualtve Klata, aod aleo reviewed a portion
of tba National Ouard iu New York
win-re great crowda gatbared to ac-e and
b.ar biui. llolb candidatee appear to be
received aitb great eotbuaiaaui, but aa far
aa aiieecb uiakins coea Blaina baa tb
ajvautage.
were really deculej by tue war,
Southern people bnug np tbe qneation on
every poatible ocraxioa and wa bave nq
alternative but to uieut it aquarely
(If recent declarutiuus on tbut auljeet
we bave apace to quote only two or three,
Gov. Hate of Tenueaaee, atumping for re-
electiou ia;a: "Hatber tbaa acknowledge
tbat tbe confederacy waa wrong, and tbut
I'alilical partio ia Kngland are now ao I waa wrong in figbtiug fur it, I hope that
near equally divided tbat tbe Iriab mem- I may be buried witb my face toward bell
bore of Tarliaruent may bold tbe balance and my back toward bcaven.
of powir. wbicb will give tbem ao advan-l Geo. W. Cabin of New Orleana iu bia
tax wbirb, if aiavly uaed, may beef great recent atory, "Dr. Sevier," published in
ImiielU to Ireland. What tbey need ia the Century Moijtuiit took occasion to nay
good leadera aud cardlul acliou. Tbare in apeaking of the Northern aoldicrs that
eretua to be a alrong feeling in Logland tbey were rigbt. Tbia called oul an open
againat Iba Lord, aod a meeting of 100,- Hotter iu tbe aauie magazine written by a
to yea, ao that yoa ran boon your gatber, be did tin rett biiiiwlf, drawing
bia cberk anaulfd. I1 waa llkewiae
culebrvU,! fur a dill fought ia to autre
aiuiultaiieoualy- b Wing in New Jeraey
and bia oppoaei.t io Wary land wbila tb
fatal abota war exchanged. Hi rereot
spech at tb ban, j net tendered bim by
tbe New York Yacht Club ia remarkuble
for tb intanaa and altitott arcallina-
ailenc of wbicb it wa eompoaed. Tb
alteutitn be give to tb niaangemeot of
bia paper by a peraiate&t aWno baa Dot
it parallel anywhere.
Tbe Moutpeher Juumnl apeaking of the
aiperienc of Ik town of Itaodolpb witb
highway aaya: "Laat year tbe town voted
to pay tb highway tat in money, fifteen
per aent. of the grand liat, aad to put the
road and bridge directly under tb con
trol of tb aeleot O)o.: Highway diatricl
and a acore or mot of aurverora war
abvliabed, aeleclmea hired team and
labor, expended the tax and aaanaged tbe
work on tbe bighwaya aa throe men Of
good judgement would ipend their own
money and manage affair of their own.
What waa tb reaultt The town had bet
ter road under the' new ayatem witb a
fifteen per cent tat tbau under tho old
diatrict ayatem witb a twenty-five percent,
tax; not only tbii, but at March meeting
the eelectnien further reported $207.09 of
the fifteen per cent, tax oo band for high
way purpeaei, and no outstanding account
against tbia aum.
t'lafj, 1 think it ii really iWngrrooe for
a good yooag tuao to ba ia any tawa like
Ail'iny and uot keow tba dangera by
h ii li be i aurrounded. Oh, bow I do
ih aouie on bad told you Maria waa
Tben, ot eonrae, yoo would bava
eaeaped Ike wilea of that artful woman.
lint yoa never found it out until it w
too late. You maat plcane axcoaa me.
Ooveroor, but you know woman ar ve
ioquiaitive; I would like avar much
know jeei bow long it wa after tbat
"afliir" before you fouod out tbat Maria
waa bad? I'm ao glad yoa can tell
tuiuutely juat where yon go. It would
bo auch a comfort to your mother, were
aba' alive, to know juat where her eon
goe. Of couraa yoa would elwava toll
ber, juat a you bava told ma. Yoa eay
"Of couraa I'v been to church."
conne yoa have. I wiah yoa oould be
long to Ueury't church. Yoa would ym
patbiz witb each other to much. I
bop tbat yoa belong to the Sunday
aohool and tho Young. Men' Christian
Asaoriatieu. They need ao much just
auch pare and iaoocent young men.
Henry waa very muoh (becked at
remark mad by a man when ba read tba
part of your letter where you ay you
"hardly think there have been two night
io the tweuty-on month you have lived
in Albany, unlosa yeu wer out of town
that you left your work earlier than mid
night to find your bed at the manaioo
The mm aaid yoa might have left it earli
er to find a bed somewhere else though
l ow wicked thos men are. Iltnrr feel
for you very much. II frequently speak
of a "fellow feeling" toward you. But
really, I do hope yoa will be more carefu
to find out about these bad women.
must be so distressing to have affair with
tbem io innocence and afterwards find
nut that they are very bud. I hope yon
will read very carefully tbe story of Jo
sepk and that bad Egptian woman. How
much Joseph i like you, though I never
beard of you Laving your clothes torn.
Yours affectionately,
MUB, U. W. IiKKl lIKH.
P. S. I should like very much to know
whether you can ssy the same of Buffalo
as of Albany; that is, whether you bave
reason to suspect that any bad women live
there? Mas. H. W. B.
() 00 people ia Loudon, recently, bad for
a rallying cry, Down with tbe Lorda."
Tbe buaiueaa deprnaNioii iu England ia
Biiieb greater than iu tbia ceuutry and tbe
ili.troaa reaultmg is ao great that I'arlia-
Uiebtary action baa been invoked for tbe
aufTerrr. Yet Eoglaad i a free trade
vouutry aud according to tbe pet theory
tf free trader a buainea depression i tola-
lv tb leault of a protective tariff. Tbe
fact la tbia eonntry, when under a protect.
ive tm IT. I.aa never known bur J tiiuea,
compared witb perioda of depression in
free trade eountiias.
Southern, man in which be clai'ni tbat the
great body of Soutbera people do not be
lieve tbat tbe North was right. Mr. Cable
iu bia reply is forced to acknowledge that
this ia true, but be aimcrts that it ought not
to be true.
Oeo. 1. T. Beauregard iu bis account of
tbe battle of Bull Bun oluiins tbat the
war might have resulted in the iudepeiid-
euro of tbe Southern Confederacy if some
other mau tbau Jeff Davis had been at its
head and a different policy in the conduct
of tbe war bad beeu adopted. We tb ink
thia opiuion ia quite generally shared by
leading uieu ef the South.
If it iatrue tbat tba great body of South
ern people still believe mm tney were
rigbt aud tho North wrong, and that
Five thousand dollars baa Ucn set apart
by tbe Directors of the New Oorleana ex
ooailioa to tbia State, to uav tbe expenses
..fa.t.te exhibit aud it ia arobabla that l" "ly mistake they mad waa Lavi;.
our Slat legialature will alae appr.priate Jlff l tl,B L,,,J of airt' l,mt e
aom.tbiii for tbe same ourooae. What ll " not J Ume to eDlrust
a moat de.ir.d i. an exhibit of ores, mar- t of "10 tioQ lu 11,8 I'"1 J
Me, alat, native aoods aud manufactured
product of all kiuda. 1'eraona wishing
information on the subject should address
John U. Mead, Montpelier, who baa beeu
appoiuled coiuaiuaionar for tbia Stale,
a "
Tba present campaign will cloa till
Tueaday. It ba been vary exciting in a. I
tbe cluaehtaUaaud both parties bava done
their bout to gain tb victory. While tbe
reult i by no mean certain w beluve
lllaio baa th beat chaueu. We think be
i controlled by tb South. We do Lot
bring np that ianne but it ia forced npou us.
Wa cannot turn a deaf ear to these repiat
d declarations. Whether true or not it Is
the ouly axle a ay to treat theui as true and
act aeiurdiiiuly. We know It It 1. i.i-il
Batcher's Dollar a Day.
Some years since the following incident
occurred in tbe State street Baptist church
iu Springfield, Mass. Tbe pastor, Dr.
1 otter, was abseut and bis pulpit was
supplied by Dr. Earle, tbe evangelist.
At the morning preaching service Dr. E
gave notice that, instead of preaching in
tho evening, bo would appoiot a praise
meeting, at which he desired all to come
and mention anything for which tbey
specially praised the Lord.
Ilia hour or service came, and bo im
mense cougrcgation was present. One
spoke of some delightful experience be
bad enjoyed with the closing remark,
"And I praise tbe Lord for that," Anoth
er mentioned a passage of Scripture wbicb
bad specially helped bim, for which be
desired to praise the Lord. Still another
repeated a precious hymn from wbicb be
derived much oomfort, and said, "I praise
tbe Lord for tbat." While the different
occasions for praise were thus mentioned,
and the exercises were deepening in inter
eat an Irishman at the time a Horn an
Catholic, arose and said, "Henry Ward
Beecber recently aaid that a dollar a day
was enough for any laboring man, and
ever aiuce the paters have beeu giving
bim hell for it, aud I praise my Lord for
i (Uii. Atie i org ana.
that the Holitli eniilrols the Pum cmir
parly, but a lef.-ienc to the Coiign s.-lui.-
al directory will aim that a tuajorltt i f
members of Colore uf that paitv ale
from the South, aud it in only on accnunl
of tbe electoral vote of tho Solid b ulb
will t arry New York, and eve if be due iliat ttiut purly bpea t succeed iu c.urj-
tot there ia a pneaibla chance that b may J jng the Presidential election, ll ia but
retry ludiaua at t'ouoecticut witb all fur to presume that if Llevrlaml auucveil
the WVatrri, Stales, wbicb will elect bim the South will control lhealiuiiiii.tiiiln.il
lloidie be baa a fighting chance iu New Tkiug " things into cuimid
Jeraey and alav in some af the Southern Lrat nQ it i not hard to decide which ia
Slates, Tbe Democrats lauat get New I lue ,f, atolicw to pun-uc, and we bave mi
Yoik and ladiaaa, or New York and two doubt the patriotic citiz-jua of llm North
of tbeamaller doubtful State 10 order to jn aa. t i 1 1 maiutaiu tbat tbey weie ligl.i in I
the great CoBteat by voting with aolld
rank on the mine i le'tbat they folijht,
A iudigua&t Deuoerat wb bad juat
tiM-o front tbe peruaal af Uoveroor Clave'
lend letter to Mr. Beacber, exclaimed;
tlood braveua! ia ihera nobody ia th party
aitb avaaa aDOUiih to know what aot to neraoual babit au-l I'levrland
l-ubluh? Tbev pabliabed a second batch dent ioa rveivtl-iug except one
BrMikar ft CUvaland.
Mr. Bel.eraut Cleveland soma clip-
plO(ts Iriui nraapapera in riyaru in uia
replied
'affair, ''
of Muliigaa letter wbiab limply proved I which f ouia averjbudy audentauda la
that RlaiM bad been trllingtb tralb altout the Maria Il'tiiia affiir. Tbe letter was
them all the time. Now tbey are ahowiag rnarkvd pi ivate but Beecber got permi
tbat Blaine aaa eu intense anli tbird term. ,ioa to make it publia and read it at a
er. Aad finally tbey print tui puling political met ting in Brooklyn. Of couraa
milk r TV b.U'r of Cleveland io wbicb Berrber aaa resdv to take Cleveland'
b admit that tb Buffal affair io cold
Hack ink! I think eur naaager tr aa
big fool" Clevtland bimeelf."
I'rvaiJent Torterof Yal college, waa
aiveraally rvrd for bia hraraiag aad
bia ooWJa rkatacler, aeoda tbe New Yoik
TrJ,t a laltr, ia which b aaya: 'T
"rhall tola fur Blaia bcal baliav tbat
"b ill (iv tb country a aafa aod aatri
'olie adsaiaiatratioa. 1 am intesivly anx
"wai tbat tba Hpablieao party should
preia l-aa tb aauat effectiv aaeaa of
'apeasdiiy patting aa ead to clueal
'lata, af rootiBg ciul aei vie reform,
"aad uf aeakenmg tb lafluauca of 'pre
"i-latia1 politic' ia ear local aa ataU
-i.- .aa. aad for aamrraut other
M (.Mgery: Wkel porport to U aa
itiat froiatba oolemma at the Keeaebac
J .irtt.J ia axieg tireulaUd ia Xw Lag
Ud ja't iov, to make it appaar tbat
ta.tp.feer, with "Jioae II. Baia aad
Jaixea BaiWf, ad.wra," bad tba Kaow
Nulhtaf 1'ieaiJeaUai Uckvt and itcMo,
word for gorpel truth but waa, at tbe
am time, ready tuobvict Blaine of break-
leg all the tea rouimaoduieola oo lb
elimiat kiod ot teatimouy. iieecbar'
att.tude ia tb matb r i tbe cai of torn
merriment on ibe part tf wicked bnye and
aoai abarp thing bava been written.
Tba beat "tak o5T " we bav eeo is tbe
billowing from Florid daily JunrufU,
hich i bardly more tidiculou thaa
Clrvrlaod'a lrll'r or Beecber' attitude io
regard t it. The letter i "auppoatd" Io
bava beto writto by Mra. Beech ia n
r to tb or. received from Cleveland:
Vy loir 6'urerr C'---Vw:
Yoor (xantiful letter wa received, and '
Centeuai Una ia Vermont-
During the pust three years seventeen
person have di'id in thia State exeediug a
century M ago, aa follows: I'eU-r Truinor
of Luueiiliurrf died September 21, lHHl,
aed 105 yearn, 8 mouths and 15 days;
Chsrle Stelibius of Uutlaiid, aged 103
yearn; Isaac Faraell of Dorset, Kd 101
years, II) niout'ja and 10 days; Zernmb
Eiton of Danville, lttl years, 3 mouths
aud 20 day; I'boebu Jitue Ooodaia of
Newbury, ago 101 years aud 1 month;
Betaey Boss of Ferrthburtdi, aged BWyears;
The following named persons died iu 1882: j
Orvia Scott of l'uwual, aged 107 years and
3 mouths; Ano Leonard Daisied of Roy
alton, aged 100 Tears- Madam Francis of
Milton, aged 110 years; Mary P. Stewart
of II ODington, aged 100 years. Tbe fol
loaing named persons died in 1883, Wil
liam Maatsr of Maidstone, aged 111 years
aud 2 mouths; Sally Stock wall sf Brattle
boio, aged 104 year and S month; Sarah
Whipple of Burlington, aged 103 year, 8
moi.tha and It davi; Joseph Saville of
Colchester, aged 102 year; Margaret
Orover of Colchester, aged 101 yeara;
Joseph Crave of Swaoton, ged 101 year.
1 1K84, Luther Uoldeo of South Walling-
ford, aged 102 yeara and 7 months. Dur
ing the three years 050 have died at over
80 year of age, ahowing a percentage of
old people aeldont, if ever, equaled. It
u true, indeed, tbat tba Orren Mountaia
State ia a healthful state. It ia not prob
able tbat any atbtr people can show such
longevity according to their number.
'"
A PietarMqw Sketch af Baaaatt-
Tbe Truth give lb following sketch of
JameaUorJon Bennett, owner of tba New
York lhr.d.l, which ba truth nugh ia it
to mak it intereating:
"J una Gordon Bennttt neceaaanly
inbarited vast wealth, bi father having
been ao editor. He appeared first aa
a aiogl thtt extra, dooble-lraJad pica
and of pink complexion, aad tbera wa
A an illustration of how tb laboring
jieoplo of New York oity stand on the
Presidential question, an editorial writer
on the Tribune give the following:
'A New York life-long Democrat and
au Irishman, who never voted any other
than a Deniooratio ticket, and whose pro
fession in inspecting buildings underluon-
structioa, brings him in contact with
thousaads of workiugmen, tells me this
remarkable story. He is a neighbor of
mine, and a few days ago I supposed be
was n active Cleveland man, as I bad
always known bim a a bitter Demoorat.
He says: "I believe that without making
speeches I have dene more eloetioneering
this year than any other man in New York
city, and 1 am greatly encouraged
have talked nothing but tbe tariff, an
that only to tbe men at work on tbe build
iugs I have been supervising, fur the four
mouth siuce Blame was nominated.
have talked to fully 4000 workingmen
building trades, most of them ef my ow
race, sua l nave found, ont of all that
got any expression from, ouly eight that
were not against Cleveland. It is a fact.
And they are not going to be turned back
either. Those who talked with me were
indignant and in earnest, and generally
empuaeizea llieirileclartions against Oleve
and by an oath. And those who did not
alk listened to all I bad to sav about the
tariff with evident iuterest. The Do mo
crats can do nothing tli.is year with th
labor and Irish vote' '
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There is no medium through wbioh alia
ease so often attacks the sytom as by Con
stiputiou, and their is no other ill flesh
cir to mure apt to be negleated, from th
fact material iuoonveuienoe may not
immediately felt from irregular action of
the bowels. When there ia not regular
action the retention of decayed and eifet
matter, witb its poisonous gases, soon poi
son the whole system by being absorbed
into it, canning piles, fistula, headache,
impure blood and many other serious af.
feotious. BUBDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
ill immediately relieve, and one bottle
positively cure or relieve any case of Con
stiputiou.
Was troubled for a year with torpid
liver aud indigvstiou, and after trying
everything imaginable used BURDOCK
BLOOD BITTEIW. Th first bottlo r
ved me and the secou.l enrod me entire
-J. S. Wii.mam.ion, Rochester, N
SiSweow '
omla.i Hair Hc.lurer Greit Khk lull
onet article. r.iore. Krt.win. co'or. ulo.i-.
ud anftneaa ll lunvea UaudruiT. Aiixocratic
tamiues of Ureal tlrimu end.T. it Elegtn
reiinr. rrariiniiT oeiinniea jiis rav.nt
raaimiD. AiuruKiiisla for as lid. or 75 oenl
u. o, ouiuiiy
Plica and Baas,
Flies, roaches, ants, txtd-btigs, rats
ice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by
no ii k n on itais. ioc.
Henry Ward was ao deligbud ai'.b it that only on of bim issued; price two eanla.
b rrad it at a political meeting I ass j I'pon reaching bis msjority, litll Jimmi,
afraiJ to bava bim da for frar tb turn i b wa then called, wa sad lauly sum
aoold laago.' Mea i so in-ra.luloni, j mooed t executive control of tb entire
yoa know, heo tbey brr pecpl apeak ealate. Being of frngal dispositioa, b
of tbir cwb gudae and i nK-. u.. carefully depoitd tbo revenue ecroiag
But tbin I coald aay bad any efl-ct on jeech month ia yacbU. fast Lorae aod
Hettry. Tb ft i. r ioee tbat 1 ilioo other aecaritie. lie likia reorganized
a.r. wbea Henry k.. Li.iabttU that the ataff of tbe periodical inherited. A
paiuijo-al kia," I doa'l tbit.k Lia tiad icorp of foreign crrcpon lest w lika-i
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.
kitmnii1 PHcni M. Ci.taa.
be miileialaned, liavinK been appointed by
ilia lion, rrnnaia v-cari lor Hie Ularnet or Uan
eheaier, Coniniirateiier, to raceive, eitnilne aud
ailjnal all ciairna r.d deaianda of all person i
I'liebe M Clar. late nf Arlinttnn.
in aaid rii.tnet eeeaefd, and all elaima eihlb
itad iu ofl.et therein, heieliy give notic that wa
win meet lur in i)rre(a aroremd, St Ibe
uweniug m.iiH or APoa incx in Arllne
ton, on lb nib day or April neit,
from V o'clock . m. stll i o'clock r. a.
on aaid day, and tbat ail monlba from tba 17lh
day of October a ., 1MM, ia lb lima limited
by aaid Conrt lor saiJ creditor to pretest their
olaima xo aa mr examination and allowance,
listed at Arlington, thia 17ib day of October
a.v. i net.
jiuvu n wrr.l nan f
(JOMMISSIONEU'S NOTICE
v Katat of Darin Bi'i.ai.ar,
Tba nnder.ifned, btvltiK been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for tbe Diitnct of Mau.
chnaler Commiaaionara, to reiv, eiamln acd
adjnit all elaima and demand of all peraon
ag ainai me ettaiaoi
Uavid baiklar, lat of Manctiaalr.
deeaaaad, and all claims exhibited ia erTaat
lliarelo, hereby air aotlr tbat wa will meal for
tb uarpoaet aforesaid at the lal dwalhn hooe
of tbe aaid daeoaaed oa tba 1Kb diy of April
oei i irom aoeiota a. h. lot o cMw a e. at. or said
day and Ikat ai nioDtl.a from tba ilib day or
October, a. . isHt, ia tb tiaia bmltad by aaid
Court fur aaid eraditora lo present tbeiralaima
to aa lor tKaminatiOB and ailowanca.
Dated at If tacbtiler Ibis Jlib day of October
t. D. mi. .
J. C. Bt.tCKkfEB.
Him H. W. BOIBS.
J Coin 'r a.
f.UCETTA WEBB'S Etat
- riTiTaorVaaaorrWatriet of 1
TI.
ttanekaUr.aa
la Prebai Court bald at Maaebrate-r witbia
aad l"r said dialrict oa tba Jtib day of October
a. t.
Aa initramtat enrportmr to ba Ibe laat will
aad tMtamont of Lucalia Webb, lal f ArUnir
toa la aaid district, deceased, waa preaenud
for Probate.
w btreaDoa a aaioa of said Coart, to b bald
at lb froMU Offle ia ataacbMier, la aat.1
fnauict. oa tb JSib day of Nevambar, a D MM,
wa appotatod for tb Probata of aaid lnatra-
eat, aad for ali piaoaa eoaoaraed Io appear
aad c'jciieal tba ama. If raoa I bar b for
Awttf, and r '-Un Bur thereof was ordered to
be -" by ib psblualiu Lerauf la lb Mas
ftii.ier Jot aaai. a B!pr pnaiad at aaid
Maitebrsitir, tbrea weka aaeaitly pravtoaa
t lb tuu io apixxnu .
law UiVELASD MUWS, Jadga, ,
a they wMB lb
mhl lbelw annj
ferniui pnfi.
CONE & BURTON
Manchester, Vt, Sept, 17th, 1884.
At t'ti. 111,, IVt ,k. Lena It tltiaat, wife
af Aaibnav 1. H.irgi. u, taar and I
axiatba. bailaad M.i.id aJ Ulatw rluw y
Al Horaal, OeL ltd, riarriaaa ftotWv. widow
at lb lat II nam Mttlley.ia bat "lb, tear,
Al lUraaiuvUle, Oct. 7th, I'avid BsUlry, aa4
vata,
WANTS,
Adrartlaaaieeia, asorr Ihia brad, tal
lia seh Ineartioa,
: - r.T'"-a
OI.HK (OH HA IK -A cood work kora la
good eonililioa f.w aai cbaap.
AtioimniMN,
Oct 1M. ktaacliaalrr, aiBoat.
rr
TANTr.ll.-A
work.
de earal hoaa
tirl l
Aiiu!v ta
MIUl K, U. (IHATK!!.
DaadnrUad, Vt., Oct. It, :m.
T ,XK PAI R t tlTAr
V A bi:C0.1U HAND IXHlK KTYlVS.
J.g. uuxNros.
Maaebealar, Vl Oct. 7th, laat.
L'OU HA I.E.
r MV HOUSE AND BAtlX
and on aad one half aero of land, wllk gooi
trull, all in .! ordar. I'laaaantly ailnatad la
lb viilaia of l.cory Point, l'rioa raaaoaabl
ad leriua taav.
PAVIO KKktr.
Factory point, Vl July Jld, lr-M- lUi f
t.MIt eALK. A Good More asrea year ol.L
1 Maa.J.tl. WALkKH.
llanobeater, Vt,, Octotwr Wih, INei. S4
New Millinery.
llarlne lurl returned from New York. I wish
to eall your alUiailoa to my aaw atook ef MilU
nary Good., I am rllih oodi very obaap,
Tnu will b aitoniabad Io aa ahal t raa flit
tern ia a Fell Hal al 11 aantai liUle llonni .1
Ml raulr. I bar fealbara in all kmdi la naa.
Iiliea. Uy elork of ribbnoa la laiva. l'lraaa
iv in a call, aa I think I can pleaa Juu all,
bank for put fa rote.
Ms., j. a. wniour.
Factory Point, Vt., Oct. stu b. 1Sn4. 14
TO OUH 1'ltlENDS AND CVS-
A if f U L- ii u
For the puinose i f elnaln our mareanllla
kuaineaa, on aud after kluuilay, Oclohar 13, INS4,
wa aball tall (ooda for ready pay only, While
wa feel deeplv Rialelnl anil would meal brarlily
tbaab lb public tor alien. hl) Iv ua iba liberal
pitionafa that I her bav done ifor io many
yeara, wa feel it neceary rn aeeouut of lieailh
and other bnainevs interrats In close op Una
branch.
Haiicg the neeneaaary time occupied to (In
bia, wa alia'l endeavor to aatl cooda ao low for
atr al cah,lht wa think every una will feel eat
lalieil that ihey rauuot itlold to ark for credit.
Vie a mild alao request all panirs a(ilml
whom we have open acennnla In rail without da
lay and eaiiafactorily adjiiat ibe asm.
Arlinfluu, VI., rapt. UUr.. ISH.
2:im Jl Ill-UN A 1EMIN().
ENNINOTON COUNTY COUKT.
OKOItOK S. I) III II AUDI
a
HELEN E. HlUliAIIP. J
H liirtai, Oeure H. IllbUrd, of llnpert. in
the County of lie iiuingtnii andNtate of Vermont,
baa tiled lu the oflica of the Clark of the County
Court In the Comity of Hemilneum, to petition
for tiirorca, seitius forth that on tb Itltu day of
Julia A 1J. iHVS.al Corinth in the county of eaia
toRa and Hlale of New York, he aaa only mar
ried to Helen K, lluylon, by the ltev. Doalwiek
Hawiey; that they lived together aa hnrband
and wilo al aaid ihipeil uulll lb ill at day of
January, 1H7U, abiui ihe aaid Helen K., wnhoul
Don t fail to read every word
1W'4 FAIL TO GALL AND SEE IF IT
uuu I is TRUE.
As tho proof of tho pudding is in tho eating, bo to prove an advertiHement
you must call at tho storo which issues it.
During the Fall and Winter of 1884
wo sliull offer extra values in all departments. Wo would call your atten
tion to our largo and carefully selected lino ot
mmm
Cashmeres,
Debeiges,
V
largo
BHDS,
Diagonal Suitings,
Tricots,
Brocades,
American Cashmeres,
ery jine
and nice, 25 cents to .37 cents.
line of plain and
from 10 cents to
brocade dress goods
12 1-2 cents.
Fancy Plaids for Children from 12 to 28c
m wmi
Juat eauaa er provocation wilfully deacited )lir
uetitiouer and haa continued her raid di aertien
hitherto. And alleiaarda, to wil in Ilia year
Ihhi in the mate of Jllini.il the aaid Helen K.
obtained a Hill ol Dlvnre from your palillotiei,
and auliaeuoently remarried, and praying for
Bill of lilvorce.
And It appearing that the said defendant,
Helen K Milliard, rraide and ia without th
Stat of Vermont, en that a atiniiunue cannot b
aerved upon her: 11 1 therefor ordered, thai
aaid defendant he rojuirtid to appear on th firal
day of Ihe neit stated term of aaid Court to ba
held at HeniilUKlon within and for aaldConuly
of Iteiiniiiijlon on the flr.t Tuesday of Henemher
A D. JH81, and aiak anaaer lo Ilia aaid petition:
and thai the aaid petitioner shall causa tbia or
der lo be publiaoed lu the -vianeiieatar Jul ami.,
a public newspaper printed at Maurhcetar afore-
aid, three weesa succeaalvely, the laat of ahioh
tha'1 ba al least five weeks prsrlona to the com
mencement of the aforeasid term of aaid Court,
Dated at UenulhKlou aforeasid, this I) til day of
October, A. II. J-Hi.
ii W. U. VEAEV, Judge of Hup. Com t.
INI EVENT OF IHE SEASON
Estabrook's Rink,
FACT0EY POINT,
mm
at lower prices llinn ever licforo.
ombination Flannels,
Gilbert's Plain Flannels,
Trimmings.
OLOARINGS
we can show a largo assortment and low price.
i iu.Mi iiiiu rur lur ukjuk
In drcrii trimming we have
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Velveteens, Vlushes, Jet,
Bead, and Chenille Ornaments, (Jimps, Ac. Buttons, no end to them.
Plush, l'aislcy, India Stripe, Thibet and 1'eraian
Cloaks, Saques and Dolmans,
!w styles and low prices. Knitting yarns, Otrfnantown and Kaxonr.
Ladies gents and children's HOSIr-IlV, lot of it Hick rack, feather edge
nd novelty braid, tplachc and tidiei atamped fur working. !ow price on
UXI'EIiWKAU. Buffalo, black Kutaian, (Joat and Jap robe, Iap rolie
nd Blanket, all grades. I'leace remember that we ecll the nicci-t I"I)UB
in town. Lvervthini: in Groceriea and I'rovjson at livintf urice.
Look here for something
new every week.
There will bo
XtflC XT S I C
IIY-
B OWEN'S
ORCHESTRA BRASS BIND,
OF SUNDEKLANI),
every
Saturday Evening1
If the weather is not
fctormv.
On ami after Monday, OotoW Ctb, un
til further notice, skating Wediiesilay anil
Hatnnlsv Morning, Afternnao and Kvenln
Hutunlar MornlnrT. U to 11, for ohildren
and their psrat or friend who
have crharga of them.
Factory Point - - Vermont.
Katurilsy Afternoon, 2 lo 6, Indies aad
their escort otilv.
Adrnissioo lOcla. So further chsre if
they rrne their ewnsksU s; nan of our skate
Acta, for children aad ladiea, and lOtls.
for eut iccotofiaoiag th ladu-s,
SKATING
Wednesday and Saturday
EVENINGS
There will be rnnsic only on Hat-
urday eveniii''.
SO KXTRA CliAHOK FOK f-KATIX
l OU LAD1KH.
(Jents osicg tbeir own tkttea full bill Vt
tt. Those using our skates, 20 els.
Adroiaaion ny tuoroinc or sfterncon.
eicept Wednrsday and Haturdav, 9 I 11
m , r i io a m. la. witb una t, skate ja
eta. ; lo those aaina ear skates 20 t.
All l ascy hkating or 1'rartie of th
ru. Bin at b done la tb ecutr vt lb
fiVir ioai.l th finer of tb aktter. Thi
rala will b strictly enforced for lb frfr
of th akster.
Unk apra and aksling tei Wadota
day aud Hatorday eveatnga at 7 p. m. at 4
rliw 10 . bi. sharp.
E. ESTABROOK, Manager.