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VERMONT WATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1880.
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WKDNKSDAY, JUiW 7, 1880.
Orgniilzlng for tho Cnmpnlgm
The mcmben of tlie Hepubltcan atate commtt
tee elected at the reccnt tato conventlon held
thelr fint mectlng laat nlght nt the I'UTlllon
Tliere were prenent llons. George Nlcliolfl of
Northfield, U 1'. George nt West Fairlee, E, J,
Ormabeeof llrandon, C S. l'flgeof llydermrk, L.
0. Greene of Woodstock, J, J, Eatey of Brattle
boro, U, S. Tatt of Burlington, and C. K, Iinton
of Guildhall. The cominlttoo orRiinlr.cd by elcct
lng IIod. George Nlchol m rhatnnnn, C. 8. Tnge
as aecretary and treaurer, and an eiecutlve
emimlttee of five, as follows: Goorge Nlehols,
C. S. Tftge, E. J. Ormsbee, lt. 8. Taft aud Jnllu
J, Kr-tey. Tlie commlttoo expreMed n determlna
ttou to proRecuto an actlvo cntnpatgn ln the atate,
and are very wingulne of an lncreaed Kepubllcnn
majorlty for the tlcket lo Septomber.
Currcnt Mcntlou.
Thankm to CongrcMman Jojce for valuable pub
11c docutiieuU.
Urv, Okoiuik S. Gcerxsrv wlll preach ln Emx
Center next Sunday, July 11th.
Two denlrable tenements for nmall familles may
be found by loqulrlng at thls ofllce.
John R. Dlakklf.y, oo pUcatorUl plcasnres
bent, It Btopptng ln towu for a few dAjs.
Initiation of ofiicers by the Kntghts of llonor
At thelr hall thla evenlng. Ixt every momber be
preccnt.
I). & W. Tildkn of Barre are prepared to do
wool cardlng for thla and nelghborlng communl
tles. See advertisement.
lKHKiK Hall of Elmore commltted eulcldeby
hangtng lant week. He was raltwcd on Thumday
and wa not found tlll Saturday nlght.
Any one wlnhlng to purchaee a farm ln the
lctnltyof Montpelier wlll flndarare chance by
Inqulrlng of S. S. Kelton ot thla vlllage,
Thfiib waa no publlc celebratton here of Inde
pendence day, ollher upon the 3d or the 6th, The
IrreproHBlble small boy enthused as usuat.
Wk have tho detAllsotahorrlble outrage com-
mitted near thls Tlllage inst Sunday, but as the
Intereetaof moralltyand the ends of justlcedo
not demand thelr publlcatlon, we refraln, for tho
piesent at leaet.
linowN of l)ex, who was arrcatedfor Intoxlcn
tlon Tuesday ot last week, sufilclently recovered
to be able to remember having purchased his
llquor of Georgo V. Foster and Jeme Cayhite. The
former patd hls fine of 810 and costs. The latter
was found gullty of one offenae.nnd took an nppeal
Last Frlday nlght, in order to gtve vent to hls
enthuslawm, Lewis Gerorehit John Kwlngover the
eyo, Kwlng swore out a complatnt agalnat hlm,
and Monday mornlng he waa arrcsted, taken be
fore Juatlce Iluse and fined five doltars and cohIs,
wlth the allernatlve of the work houxe. He pnld
the fine.
Wk caII attentlon to the adrertUement of St.
Johnsbury academy ln our columns. The prlncl
Ia1, llcv. II. T. Fuller, has hdded to the hlgh quali
ficatlons he had beforo by claslcal ntudy aud
travel ln the classlcal land-i for the year past.
Thcxe add to the attractlons of St. Johnsbury
academy.
Uknjamin'h Fallb has been the pcene of many
enjoyable plcnlcs, but that one whlch came off ln
that dellghtful locallty yesterday was the leadlng
event of the klnd those rural pcenes ever wlt
ncsned. A clara-bake was n covel frAturo ot the
ooywlonand under ' Freem's" tfrtllful mantpu
latlon lt was a grand Buccess. About forty, ladies
andgcntlemenandchlldren, iiartlclpated, and fun
and frollc ruled the day.
TiiBSunday-Bchoolsof Montpelier are to unlte
ln a ptcnlc excurslon to MHsUquol Park at High
gate Sprlngs, Tuecday, July 13. TJckets can be
procured on Monday of Fred Blanchard and
George L. Storyit thelr placen of bunlnenn, and
at Central depot ou Tuecday mornlng prevlous to
leavlng. Fare for the round trlp adults 51.00,
chlldren under twelve years, fifty centa. A gen
eral good tlmo isexpectcd.
John W. Paok, Kq , who made a proepectlng
tour tbrough the west ln April, has dtclded that
Horace's advico was good and vtlll act upon lt ln
a few days expectlng to leavo ou Saturday next.
Hegoes wlth hls family to lllue Sprlngs, Ne-
braska, where he contemptates engagin in a land
and cattle buslness. It a a deslrable sfctlon of
tho west and of that state, and we trust hls ven
ture wlll be a surcessful one.
We have recelved the semt-annual catalogue ot
theftate normal school at Randolph. The aggre
gato attendanco for the past year was 4U3t or an
avcrage of 127 ir term. The aggregate attend-
ance for tlA past thlrteen years has been, 1807,
.TJlj 1808, 2G2 1809, SOtJj 1870, 308; 1871, 423;
1872, 410; 1873, 400; 1874, 41M; 1875, 452; 1870,
440; 1877, 4U8; 1878, 430; 1870,457; aggregateat
tendance elnce February, 1807, 5,050, Hie gradu-
ates were from twelve countles, Bennington and
Grand Isle belng unrepresented.
We feel that we are dolng the publlc a favor ln
calling thelr attentlon imrtlcularly to Hood s Sar-
gaparilla. Thls Is not a patent medlclne, but fs a
proprietary artlcle possesslng real curatlve prop-
ertles and Its effect upon the blood are very posl-
tlve. Sprlng debllity, blllousnesit, dytpepala and
all tronble caused by Impure blood readllyyleld
to thls excellent medlclne. We think those who
gho lt a trlal for that "outof sorts" feeltngfrom
whlch so many suffer and 1s peculiar to thLs eea-
son wUl be qulte witiefied wlth the results.
Tiiebe were some errors ln our list of Grand
Templo of Honor offlcers prlnted last week, and
we reprint, as followa: Grand worthy templar,
T. II, Dunstone of FJy; grand worthy vlce-temp-
lar, George L. Story of Montpelier; grand worthy
recorder, J. W. Kendall of Montpelier; grapd
worthy trcaaurer. I. M. rlght ot Montpelier:
grand worthy chaplain, 1 II. Htnkley ot Mont
pelier; grand worthy usher, Josiab Evaof Ely
grand worthy guardlan, W, II. Euetace of Ely
past grand worthy templar, Joslah Tcarson of
Berlin.
The Bocial event ot the week 1s the marrlage ln
InChrUtChurch by Kev. Howard F. Hlll, nn the
evenlng of the 30th ult.( of Mr. Edward V. Black-
well, cashler of the Barre Natlonal Bank to Mlss
Jenuie, daughterot Hon. Charles Dewey ot thls
vlllage. The chancel and the pews occupled by
the frlends and relations of the " hlgb contract-
lng iiarties ' were tastefully decorated with ftow-
ers, and after the formal ceremonles,asthe bridal
palr moved down the broad alsle to leave the
church, thelr juithway was strewn wlth roses by
thejuvenile hands of Mlsses Kate Dewey and
Gracle Houghton, Maaters ltobert Dewey and Ed-
dle Houghton, the youngest elster and brother of
the bride, the little nlece and nephew of the
groom. A receptlon at the resldence of the bride'
father closed the festlvltles ot the pleasant occa-
nlon.
An oriental traveler descrlbes thls buiy Bcene,
wltnossed on hhttoric shores ; " Our steamer landed
ou a bcach whlch was the port ot Antloch, where
the disciples were first called Cbrlstians. There
was no town at the watcr'a edge, no people, no
wharf. The itassengers and the merchandlse
were put ashore ln lighters whlch ran up Into the
sand. A troop of camels with thelr drivera lay
on the beach, ready to transfer the goods Into the
Interlor, Among the artlcles landed wereboxea
marked Dr. J, C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass., U.
S. A.' showlng that they contalned medlclnes and
whence they came. These wlth other goods were
holited on the backs of camels, for transportatlon
to Antloch. Thus the k 111 of the westBendsbatk
Its remedies to heal the maladles ot populatlons
that lnhablt those eastern shores, whence our
splrltual manna came."
Wk are thls week, enabled to glve the coroplete
census of Washington county ln the table belo'
Tlie figures ln some towns dlffer from those pub
llshed last week In conaequence of the final re
vlsion, It wlll be seen that theloss Ueleven hun-
dred slxty-one, about as we antlclpated, and
mostly ln tbe towns of Waterbury and Northfield,
strongerand betterand more Chtist-like. After
the stnglng of Old Hundrod, Turner and other
famlllftr tunes, the corapany dUpersed.
TnEenthusIasmof the Democracy recelved It
flrst wct blanket, llterally as well as figaratlvely,
on Saturday, The day, belng ft sort of compro
mlse Fonrth of July, and the tocal loailng day,
was selected for a flflg ralolng. General " Baldy "
Smlth and Colonel Waddell of North Carollna
wereadvcrtloed to be present, and a grcat tlme
was antlclpated, Filday nlght lt bogan to raln
coplously, a drUcllng fusllade was malntalned lill
nlghtfall, and the orators reprosentlng the blue
and the gray telegraphed thelr regrets. The
watopjiroof Democracy from the nelghborlng
tonns were on hand, but learned wlth dtsgust
that thelr fair weather coropatrlots at thecapltal
had postponed the alrlog ot the buntlng to a more
agreeable season. A voluntecr commlUee, under
the leadcrBhlp of SergeAnt-at-Arms Blshop of
Waterbury, represented to tho local managers the
noccsiity of dolng somethtng to satlsfy thone who
had braved the mnd and drlzzle ot the day, and
luvcstcd In rallway tlckets, that they mlght bc
bold the banncr and llsten to the exposltlon of the
true falth, Accordlngly lt was dcclded to have an
In formal ratslng, and, after a long day's waltlng, a
beantlful tlag, bearlng the names of Hancock and
Kngllsh, was put In posltlon and nnfurled above
State street, betwcen Unlon Block and Bascom's
not he of confederate cross roads farae, but our
actlve Democratlc drugglst. The band played and
adiluted hurrah arose from the sldcwalks. Un
der a rattllng flre of torpedoea and fire-crackers,
to whlch was added the dln ot passlng vehlcles,
Mr. McGettrlck of St. Albans addrcssed the crow d.
The spook of Imperiallsm sceraed to haunt the
spcakcr's braln, and hls seared eyeballs saw Ira.
nendlng ruln ln the specter of another Kepublican
presldent. He dellcately holsted Hancock Into
the mllltary nlcho jwpularly asslgned to General
Grant, and honored Garfleld wlth an euloglum,
the materlals for whlch he scooped from the
gutter. Numerous cheerfl for many persons and
thlngs closed the ceremonles for that day, The
rrgular formal ralslng ls announced to tako place
Thursdfly evenlng, the 8th Instant, at whlch tlme
tho dlstlngulshed speakers from abroad are surety
expcctcd.
Chahlfh W, Ketchi'M. Mr. Charles Wallace
Ketchum dled at hls home ln Barre on Frlday,
une 25th. Tbrough the sprlng he had been pros-
trated wlth an acute catarrhal trouble, but reem-
Ing to bettcr a little was drlven out a fortnlght
ngo, vldtlng one of the stores and the post-ofllce
ln the vlllage. White In the latter place hls iac-
ultles scemed suddenly to fall hlm, and upon be
lng helped back Into the carrlage he fell into n
itupor from whlch he never rousod, Charles, son
of Loren and Maitha Ketchum, was born In Barre,
January 12, 1858. Ile passed through tbe vlllage
school and took up the college preiiaratory course
ln Barre Academy, completinghis studies there In
une, 1875. In the fall of tho (ame yenr he en-
tered Dartmouth Colloge and was gradnated from
tliat lntltutIon June 20, 1879. Keturning to hls
natlve vlllage heworked upon the farm durlng
the summer, and In September commenccd the
stndy of medlclne wlth Dr. Jackson. Durlng the
fall aud wlnter he also taught the wllago school,
dolng double work untll the close of the school ln
February, when the decllne in hls health began,
Always of a deeply consclentlons tcmperament,
he was led by hls convlotlons to make, in 1875, a
profosslon of hls falth, nnd from that tlme on he
never wavered In the path of Chrlstlan uprlght-
ness. As a boy and niember of the family,
Charles was a lovlng son and a beloved. In the
college, where hls character found Its fullest de
vclopment, he came ln contact wlth no one who
111 not mount his loss. Among all hls class-
mates there are few who v.ill retain the undl-
Ided and unanlmous sentlraent of esteem ln
whlch hls me mory wlll be ever held. Always a
dlllgent worker, teachlng wlntcrs, worklng uiwn
the farm summers, he obtained a reputAtlon for
perseveranco andenergyof character whlch few
in his class shared wlth hlm. I'rompt, exemplary
in dlsctpllne, gcnlal ln dispositlon, he needed no
quallty t.) endear hlm both to hls Instructors and
to all hls companlons. Hls mother and father,
four brothers and slsters, nnd two aged grand
parents lived to follow hlm to hls grave. They
have the most cordlal sympathy of all who were
acqualnted with the son and brother whose loss
they have reason to so deeply mourn. rom the
Vermont Chrontcie,
West Randolph. The permanent organlza'
tlon of the Garfleld and Arthur club was made by
the electlon of K. D. ITpham, presldent; William
II. Du Bois, Lyman Hutchlnson, A. W. hdson.
B. Salisbury and Frank Parsons, vlce-prcsidents
F. N. Holman. secretary; E. J. McWaln, cor
responding secretary A new flag was ralsed
Saturday nlght, desplte the rain and mud, witli
conslderable enthutbiBm. Short speeches were
made by E. I). Upham and Colonel Mead, The
other exercises were omitted The JAdles
Ways and Means Soclety held an lce crcam fetttl
vallast Thumlaynigbt at thelr vestry Hev
V. M. llardy and wlfe have returned from a vlsit
to Morrlsvil'e George Uathburn was flned $11
on Monday for Intoxlcation. He dlscloscd on
llenry Chaudler where he reiwrted to havegot
two gallons of clder.
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Ohangk, The Congregatlonal soclety have se
cured the servlces of Itev, A. M. Maaenheimer for
the comlng year, He has jQst finlshed his theo
loglcal course at New Ilaven, Connecticut, and
seemsto be just the man forthe place. ...The
school In dlstrict No. D, taught by Miss Lella
Iiord, closed last Thursday. Mlss Lordbas glven
good satlsfactlon as a teacher. On Frlday th
school, with the people of the neighborhood, niet
ln the grove near Frank Ilaywood s, for a picnic
The pleasure of the afternoon was somewhat
marred by n severe storm, and the teacher would
express her thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Ilaywood for
thelr kindness and hospitallty....Miss Carrie
Watertnan finlshed her school In dlstrict No. 1
last week Wednesday, and it Is reported that she
will go to the White Mountains to sind the re-
malnder of the summer,
The Cnmpalgn Oponod tn Montpelier.
Vermont Acndcmy.
Vermont Stato Kctts.
Ilie local polltlcal event of the week was the
address deltvered In Trlnlty church vestry on Frl
day evenlng by the Hon. H. G. Horr, reprosenta-
tlveln congress from the elghth Mlchlgan dls
trict. Thenotlcoot Mr. Hori's apjKwrance here
was brlef and Imperfectly clrculatcd, and the
evenlng was ralny, bot a large number of our
clttzens assembled to hear the man who had
proven a raatch for Sunsct Cox In Sarrlng
matches ot wlt, and who ln a speech, spcclally ad
dressedto the sonthern roembcM durlng the fa
mous extra sesslon, condensed a world of practlcal
wtsdom Into hls advtce to them " to stop ralslng
hell, and go to ralslng more corn and cotton,"
The speaker was ptoasantly lntroducod by Ifon.
V V. Walton. Mr. Horr was born ln the nelgh
borlng town of Waitsfield, but hls parents moved
west when he was three and a half years old, so
that though of New England stock he Is essentlally
westernman. Helsln all respectsaBeit-made
man; workedat home tlll he was twenty years
old and helped to support a wtdowed mother and
large family ot chlldren. He then commenced
tudylng, entered collego and graduated, boatlng
Garfield, ot whom he was an early frlend and as-
Boclate, $20 In the slze of the debt he Incurred
for hls educatlon. Ultlmately he engaged ln the
lumber buslness In Mlchlgan, where two years
ago the people plckcd hlm out from behlnda
ptnelog' torun for congress agalnst the Green-
back candldate ln hls dlstrict. After a hotly con
tested campatgn, the success of whlch was due to
hls keen ready wlt and hard natlve Benso, he was
trlumphantly elected, Mr. Horr has galned n
natlonal reputatlon durlng hls brlef congressloual
career by hls orlglnal and pungent manner of
dlscnsslng natlonal questlons. He Is glfted wlth
genulne mother wlt, wlth natlve abllltles and
aptness for lllustratlon whlch enable hlm to dl-
vest the questlons that He at the basls of the ad-
mlntstratlon of the government of much the
mystery and abstruseness that seem to envelop
them, In hls hands, questlons llkethat of finance
becomethe every-day problems that entor Into
the ordlnary alTatrs ot buslness Bfe, and are con-
stdered and settlod wlth the samo plaln hard
sense that an actlve thlnking buslness man puts
Into the management ot hls personal affalrs.
Government ls the aggregatlon ot tndlvldual
affalrs, and its admlulstratlon hlnges on theaame
general rules and prlnciples as the affalrs of In-
dlviduals. Tliis factwas plalnly developed under
the famlllar and senslble eluctdatlon of tho genlal
peaker, who enforced hls plaln practlcal irecepts
wlth many humorons anecdotes and wltty thrusts
that exclted hls audience toslde-spllttlng laughter.
Hls exposltlon of the eventsof tho extra sesslon,
the lntents and punxses of the domlnant De
mocracy In congress as expressed and lmplled by
thelr nords and actlons, gave one a vlvld Impres-
slon of that memorable carnlval of the Democracy
on thelr resumptlon of iwer ln the leglslatlve
branch of the government, and of the danger that
threatens the country ln the event of thelr obtaln
Ing possesslon of the eiecutlve as well as the leg
lslatlve department. Hls revlew of the hlstory of
the Democratlc party ln war tlme the obstacles
thrown ln the way ot the government in Its early
efTorts to subdue the rebelllon ; the creatlon of the
greenback and the truculent course of the Democ
racy In relatlon to that powerful factor ln the
work of saving the Unlon; Copperhead dellght
over the defeats of the Unlon armles; the effects
of Unlon vlctorles on jendlng electtons; the " fire
ln the rear, inaugurated by north ern rebel sym-
pathlzers, whlCh developed Into tho Intamous
draft rlots just when tho uttnost energyof tho
government was demanded at the frout to turn
the qulvering boara of vantage ln favor of the
Unlon brought back the meraorles of that event-
ful perlod with startllngdlstlnctness, Hls dlscus
slon ot tlie general and excluslvely politlcal Issues
of the campatgn, and hls comparlsonof the ier
sonal merits and qualificatlons of the two leadlng
candldates, worked hls audience up to the hlghest
pitch of enthustasm. Hls sallies of wit, hls square
hltsbetween the eyes from tbeword go"at
jtolltlcal opponents and thelr arguments, hls elo
quent trlbutes to emlnent men identified with the
Unlon cause, and notably to General Grant, were
recelved with rapturous and long contlnued ap
plause. The vlslble and audlble tokens of appro
batlon whlch greeted the speaker, especlally from
veteran and distlnguished soldlers who were pres
ent, showed how correctly be had gauged the Issne
whlch Is uppermost In thls campalgn. Mr. Horr, j
from hls personal knowledge of the politlcal situa
tlon ln the debatable states, and for reason i whlch
he explalned wlth candor, expressed hls unquall-
ned judgment thatevery north ern state would
glve a Republlcan majorlty at the electlon In No-
vember, and closed wlth a stlrring and eloquent
portrajalof the awnkenlng that wlll sweep thls
land; from every loyal coruer of whlch will be
hcard the old assuring refraln, as ln another slml
lar crlsls, " Wo're comlng, Father Abraham, three
hundred thousand morel" Long contlnued ap-
plause followed the close of one of the most eflec
tlve campalgn speech es ever made ln thls place,
and rlngingcheers for Garfield & Arthur followed.
A verbatlm report of thls speech would be a most
efTectlve campalgn document, but no report could
convey the Impresslons whlch tho earnest uncon
ventional manner of tho speaker makes, nor pre
serve the fine point ot hls wlt, his humor, hls sar
casm, hls plaln blunt loglc. It was a character
Istic western stump speech by a representatlve
western man grafted on the staunch New Eng
laud stock,
At the close ot the speaklng, papcrs were clrcu
latcd for slgnatures for the formatlon of a Gar
fleld and Arthur club.
Last week the nleAsant Tlllaee of Saxton'i ! Sknator Moiuull and family have salled for
Itlver welcomed the Baptlsts of the state to the Eorope.
examlnatlons and commencement exercises of Hon, E. J. rneLra has been chosen professorot
thelr new academy. We left the Vermont Cen- medlcal jnrlsprudence ln the Unlverelty of Ver-
tral at Bellows Falls to pass by stage Into the mont.
beantlfnl valley of the rlver, whose name the vil- MAjtsn O. Vmwa, for ntne years past prlncl-
lage boars. The strlkleg feature of the valley ls wl o( ,h WindMr h,.h Rchoo, hM twiantA that
lts goologlcal formatlon. Natural terraces rlse In 1 poeitlon
successton ono above another to the number, ln
some placos, of five or slx. Tlie grounds of the
school conslst ot a plateau ot thls klnd, of thlrty
flve acres, elevated about thlrty feet above the
vlllage. Tlie two brlck bulldlngs, a ladies' dor-
Samukl Lamhon, a yonng man abont twenty
one years of Age, Itvlng near Randolph Center,
commltted sulclde by hanglng last Frlday.
TitKofllcers getno clueto perpetrators of the
mltory, and a boardlng hall, need only another dwtardly outrage upon J, C. Tracy and wlfe at
bulldlng llke the dormltory tocompleteAsceneor "wniarwora, ana me cnseis suu invoiveu in
beautr and sorpasslng lnterest. The accommo- yy.
datlons for the young women aro already qulte I An old man, aged elghty, named Smithers, at
porfect. They have handsoraely carpeted and tendlng the celebration nt Derby Center, July 3d,
furnlshed Drlrate anartments Drovlded thom, was run over and had hls leg broken. There
lieated by furnaces and also supplted wlth opcn were several other accldeuts.
flre-places, and on each floor bath-rooms wlth an tjr. Fbank K. Ainsworth. foi two years past
abundanceofwater, both cold and hot. The yonng house snrgeon of the Mary Fletcher hospltal, has
raeu lor uie preseni nna rooras wnu lamiues in reslgned that posltlon and leaves Burlington
tne vinage, nut lake tneir meais ai me pu shortly toesUbllsh hlmself In the west.
iicainingnaii. inoinsirucuon proviaea is o.id , Vf,VIlwn. ftPrM(wl M Vnrth Trnr Isnt
hlghest grade. The proceeds of an endowment tot an wUh ,QUnt km oa
fund o more than elghty thousand dollars are Homer q N HylRn(, Mcaped from
sCrupuious.yappueuiu uie psyuieDi ui inr ffl . , . c iweedimrs for
salarlos, thus enabllug the academy to command
experlenced and efllclent Instructors. Tho salary
ot the princlpal, Horace M. WUlard, ls 2,500.
Tlie asststants, three gentlemen and four or
five ladies, are mature and culttvated men and
women, glvlng evldence by the examlnatlons of
thelr respectlve ctasses ot thoroughness and cfn-
clency in thelr work. Tlie relations ot teachers
hts extradltlon wlll be had.
Tiierr ls but one person under Benlence of
death In the state prison, 11 C. Hayden, who Is
sentencod to be executed the flrst Friday ln Jan
uary, 1881. The present number ot convlcts ls
one hundred and flfty-elght.
John ItoricLLK and John Sulllvan have each
Flro Kecon!
In CAMimirxjicnono. Adwelllng-houseat Cam
brldgeboro owned by Byron Ellenwood and occu
pled by Dr. Ellswortb, was destroyed by fire early
Saturday mornlng, Insured for S800, whlch
covers loss.
In Sr. JoiiNsnvnr, At three o'clock Monday
mornlng the d well Ing of D. A. Morrlson was de
stroyed by fire. Loss About 92,000; Insured for
31,200. Tho flre ls supposed to have caught from
a defectlve chlmney.
In Vr.HOF.NNFA About two oclock Wednesday
mornlng of last week tlie resldence of Stephen
Bates on North street was dlscovered to be on flre.
Nono of the family were at home, Mr. Bates belng
at the FarmerV Natlonal Bank as nlght watch
man and the family ataent from town. The flre
men arrlved In tlmeto Bave thewalls of the bulld
lng, but the contents lncludlng all tho clothtng
of the family save whatthey wore, were destroyed,
glw dvtrtumtnt$.
Goou roit Baiiies. "We are pleasod to aay
that our baby was permanently cured of a sertous
protractcd Irrrgularlty of the bowots bytho useof
Hop Bltters by Its mother, whlch at the same
tlme rentored her to perfect health and strength,"
co say the parents, Unlverslty avenue. Rochester,
New York, See another ooliimn.
tn MontKtW, Jnn 9ft, nt Thrlot rhiiK-h.hv Ot. HowkM I
r, II III. EDWARI IICKINHON KI.ACK WKf.L. nui)ikr
Hon. CtiaMm IteKejr of Montpelier.
tn WdfMbary, Jtins Jl, IlENJAM IN LEDO snd LOtllfl A
nilCHIK,
In Hrlp.lot.Jnrs SO.by Rtr. W, t). Hll, WALLACE E.
t BrtnNnn ALit,r, 11, iiAnnr.uiin r..
Tn Orftflon, Juns 23, tr Tfr, K. J, WsM, ALDERT O.
nnjfi mnn i luha r.. riu.suii, oin oi ursiion.
In tto-1iilr, Jul 1, tiy v. Oeo. S. Onirnwjr, IIENRT I
ln MorrUTlllfl, Jnns 3 bj Ttev, 1. 1. Honth, RANHOM II,
OOOHKLL snd LOTTIE 1'. rilENClt, both of Kltnore.
In I-owHl, Jnne M. I!t. II. N. IIoy, ALP.XANHER
8T. LKWIS and KMMAJ, HIIiri'Er,bola of IIj'l" Tsrk.
ln WfwHmrr, Jnn 27, hr R. H. R. Howm, OKOHOE I
FAV of WooilRtock ftlid Mn' KHTIIElt FAl'lUtANKIl of
ronum.
tn t.ym, Ntw Hmlilrf, Jnns 9,hfHr, A. F, pat
W, F.W. BaRLLSO Mid JL'LIA A, 81'KAR, bolb of hlj,
lnll(irlInKton.Jnn2S,br L. O, Wnrr.ll. W.ltRA-
8mllr,(lA8rON K.luWNKaad M Altr K. t'lKLI), both
ui iiaruni, itnngni.
it.ItlliDlcKof Milton, Vermont, ao4 EMMA II,
ln MIiMImci. Mr 12. ki thn MMhrwllat niinnniiM. tv
It. T. TrrvlllUn, V 11.1,1AM II, 11. Ht'CK Rnd MARY
Srr.Eur Salvr cures Piles.
Wiiat an Accidrnt DiD. It has dlscovered an
absolute cure for atldlseasesof thekldneys, whlch
can now be found In lUy'fl Kldopy Pad.
StKEDY Salvr cures Piles,
and puplls seemed to bo of the most Intlmate and beon sentenced by the county court at St. Johns-
mutually confident order. Deferenceonthe irt of bury to the house of correctlon for three years
the students and accesslbillty on the part of ln- for recelvlng stolen goods, and Mllo D. Ainsworth
structors characterlre the school, and the well ls sent to the state prison for three years for
preserved conditlon of publlc grounds and publlc I Iarceny.
halls gave evldence of manllness ot students and I Thr follow Ing itatents have recently been
due snbordlnatton, Thero were no Blgns of granted to Vermonters: W, S. Blalsdell, Uan-
rowdylsm or tdteness, Kleven students se ven dolph, beehlve; O. W. Kendall, St. Albans, plalt-
young men and four young women were gradu- ing machlne ; O. C. Munro, Poultney, feather ren-
ated, having completed the full course of four ovator; O. H. Slmmons, Bennington, manufacture
years, and having been In the school from Its be 0f ooff ee pots, etc
glnntng. They won the esteem of thelr elders by fiercopt raIn ttotm em known in northern
thelrmaturityofthoughtandbearlng.andbythelr Vermont occurred Saturday last, Itlasted only
slmpllclty ot taste In dress. They needed no flnery fi(tecn mjnQtM, but gnllled out roads and carrled
to conceal frlvollty, and they lent the Impresston away 0iutcea and brldges. Torrents ot water
It ls Imposslble fora woman after a falth ful
course of treatment with Lydu K. Pinkiiah's
Veoetaiiik Comi-ounu to contlnue to suffer wlth
a weakness of the uterus. Knctose a sUmp to
Mrs. Lydla I;. rinkham, 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Massachusetts, for pamphlets.
that a school ot substantial basls ln wealth and true
culture would lssuea produetof solldltyof charac
ter. Thoexerclsesofannlversary week were an ad
dress before the graduattng class Sunday mornlng ;
by Kev. S. II. Stackpole of Saxton's Ulver. J-i-
amlnattons Monday and Tuesday forenoons by
the examlning comralttee, 1'rofessor Albert Hark-
ness of Brown Unlverslty, author of the Latln
and Greek text books In common use, Hev. II. A.
Kogers of Montpelier and Uer. T. M. Butler of
Townshend. Lecture, Monday, at three r. m., by
C. B. Crara, D.D., of Boston, MassacliUHCtts.
Concert In the evenlng by a quartette from Bos
ton, Mrs. II. M. Smlth, Mlss Abble Clark, Mr. W.
C. Tower and Mr. Clarenco II. Hay, who furnlshed
excellent music, also in the graduatlng exercises
In tlie afternoon and at the princlpal' b levee at
Proctor hall ln tho evenlng.
Tho Morrisville Itaccs.
The annual hose race and horse trot was held
on the grounds of the Lamoille Valley Fair Ground
Corapany north of the vlllage, Wednesday, July
30, and Thursday, July 1.
FlKrr DAY,
Wednesday, tho 30th, opcned up with slight
showers, after qulte heavy showers tho nlght be
fore, Nothtng was done on the ground untll
after dlnner, A stroll over the park showed one
that there was no lack of the usnal number of
peanut venders, lemonade and clder stands, wlth
now and then a stand where with a tcink some-
coureed through the fields, Injuring the crops and
causlng grcat dainage.
Thk memory of the late William Morrls Hunt,
the artlst, Is to te perpetuated ln the Unltarlan
church at Brattleboro by a memorlal wlndow con
sistlng of a copy of the great jialntlng " The Prod-
Igal Son.' Tlie wlndow ls glven by the artlst s
Blster, Mlss JaneHunt.
Last Frlday nlght burgtars entered the ofllce
of II. W. Putnara ln Bennington and attempted
to rob two safes, One was blown n early In ploces,
but the burglars found no raoney. The other Is
cracked ln two places, but not opened. It was er
Idently the work of professtonals.
Tihtrsday the Vermont dlvlslon of tho Port-
land St Ogdensburg rallroad was taken tssesslon
of by the new company, tho St. JohLsbury &
Ike Champlain rallroad company. Thls road,
under the managemect of lts recelvers, Colonel
Jewett and Colonel Hastlngs, has been greatly
lmproved, Its buslness largely lncreased and lt ls
already one ot the popular routes for travel.
Whxiam McCloskev of St. Albans, a brake-
man, had hls rlght foot badly crushod at Essex
Junctlon last week. In attemptlog to get on to
the englne attached to No. 1, hls foot stipped and
one wheel of the tender passed over It. Dr.
Tbayer of Burlington was summoned, and lt was
found necessary to amputate nearly half the foot.
McCloskey had a hand crushod a f ew months ago.
Mrs Stei-hen Packakd, who was recently
tarred and feathered at Middletown, vtslted her
Sitkiiy Krliep cures Dlphthcrla.
Qun Boston correspondcnt announces that one
of the most valuable remedlal agents ever Intro
duced Into that clty Is the famous Wyomoke, or
Nerve rood, produclng, as It has, many of the
most rcinarkable cnres on record In nervous dls
eases, heart aflllctlons, broken-down constltutlons,
etc., etc. Sold by all drugglsts at S1.00, Sl.W,
and S3 00.
Si'KEDY Kflief cures Dlphtherla.
A Good iNVEHTMitNT, One of our promlnent
bustnest men sald to us the other day: "In the
sprlng my wifo got all run down and could not
eat any th Ing; passlng your store I saw a plle ot
Hood a SAusArARiLLA ln the wlndow, and Igota
bottle. After sho had taken it a week she had a
rousing appetlte, and dld her everythlng. She
took three bottle, and lt was the best three dol
lars I ever Invested," C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell,
Uassacliusetts.
thlnrrwlth a fitlrk In It could ht nrocured. Whlns.
lap robcs, etc., besldes all sorts of vlctuals and home at Tinmouth the other day, oscorted by
drlnks could be procured upon the ground. W. I. yunK Gfttea and John Aldons, armed wlth revol
I'anl held forth In a lanre tent where danclng was "rs. She has agaln dlsappeared. John Aldons
PRrriftH on. Ijindlord Shauldinc airaln cracedthe R trouble wlth hls wlfe whom he threatens to
dlnlng hall. At about half-past ten a. m., extra murder, and who Is protocted by a clvll guard.
tralns from both east and west brought crowds of The state s attorney has taken no steps to Investl-
noonle besldes seven hose companles. The traln fiate 1118 outrage.
WMlllDgtOO,.,
ttUke ,
Tontler
ltounton ,
liUoa ,
Hulton ,
WATEitwiiv, On last Sunday Seth Town, an
old man, was thrown from hls wagon by hts horse
becoming frightened by fire-crackers, and very
badly cut and bruised on hls bead and shoulders
Caiiot. Quarterly meetlng last Sabbath at the
Methodlst church, at whlch there was qulte a
large gathering. Two were baptlzed and recelved
Into the church. The average atteudance at the
Methodlst Sabbath-school for June was one hun
dred and fourteen.
Waitsfield. Hon Hoswell G. Horr, member
of congress from Mtchigan, made a llylng vlsit
thls, his nattve town, last Thursday, He was de-
ltghtod with the scenery of hls natlve hllls whlch
seemed familiar to hlm from bearlng hls mother
tell about them. Mr. Horr was only four years
ot ago when he left Vermont for the west, and
another of Vermont self-made men. In the
evenlng he addressed a house full ot people from
thls and surroundlng towns. Ile ls an efTectlve
campalgn speaker and knows what he Is talking
about. He showed the rottcnness of tho Demo
cratlc party, the nothlogness of the Greenback
party, and the purlty of the Bepubllcan party. He
has a faculty of wlnnlng hls polnts by calling out
the ludicrous, and kept the house in an uproar of
laughter a good share ot tho tlme, He was fre
quently applauded durlng the address.
TuUli
Hkv. and Mrs. Kimmkll of Barre were the re
clpieuts of asurprlse party, Tuesday, June 2Jth,
ou the fifth annlversary of tkelr marrlage. Thelr
frlends began to gatber at thelr resldence about
elght o'clock ln the evenlng, and tlie house was
goon'fllled wlth happy hearts, made more happy
by the songs sung by Mlss Stanton and the quar
tette by the cholr. Mr. l'rlest, prlncipat of God
dard Semlnary, fellcltously alluded to the event
of whlch thls was the anniversary, and expressed
the hope that the good work sosuccessfully begun
by Mr. Klmmell mlght contlnue. Mr, Klmmell
replled, thanklng those present for thelr expres
tlons ot esteem, aud sald lt dld a mlnhtUr'a liiait
good to know that hU labors are appreclated, and
tUt he bopod the soclety would oontlnuo to grow
Williamstown. A shocklng casualty by light
ning occurred at the home of Mr. George Wil
liam s last Frlday, soon after noon, resultlng ln a
very serious injury to Mrs. Wllllams, a daughter
ot Mr. Charles Krsklne. She was struck by the
llghtnlng and so badly burned that fears are en
tertalned that she cannot recover. Two barns,
with wagons, harnesses, a rnowing machlne, slxty
turkeys aud three plgs were burned Mr.
Charles II, Beckntt took the second prlzo for
declamatlon at Dartmouth College week before
last, At present Mr. Beckett Is the only young
man from our place In any college. Tliere ought
to be more, No young man of earnest purpoee
and good hablts need fear ln these days that a
" lack of means can deprlve hlm ot a college ed
ucatlon. 1 here are a plenty ot ways for such per
sons to obtaln heln, as e personally have seen
proven ln many cases.,,.,Messrs. George Bass
and George Adams returned from tlie medlcal
school ln Burlington last week Mrs. J. A. b.
White and Mlsses Annelte Kdson and Lucy White
propone a trlp to the sea coast of Malne next week,
to be absent a few weeks Lucla Smilh,
daughter ot Asa Smitb, and a well-known cltlzen
of the place years ago, recently dled at her home
In Mlnnesota. Her death resulted from eryslpelas
follow Ing a cut of the hand by some artlcle of
earthen ware....(The census of our place shows
a populatlon of 1,031), Ten years ago It was
1,230 Forty years ago lt was over J.C00,,
Kev, Mr. Bartlett ls expected home thls week,
to resume hls mlnlsterlal labors at once,,,,.Mr.
George Karlo reiwrts a very large per cent of In-
crease In the amount ot work in his tannery over
the work of last year., ...Our town clerk, George
Beckett, has finlshed hls new ofitce and shop, and
moved Into lt. It ls a very neat little establish-
ment.... We notlce some very thrlfty young
orchards In these parts, and notably ono on
Luclus S, Slinons' preiulses, where, as ln some
other Instances, the orchard Is protected by woods
on two sldes, north and west.
Pemocratio SfATR Convkntion, Tho Demo-
cratlo conventlon for the nomluatlon of state of
flcers and presldentlal electors at largo wlll be held
ln the Howard opera house, Burlington, on Thurs
day, the 22d of July, There wlll also be a grand
mass meetlng ln connectlon wlth the conventlon,
at whlch speech es wlll be made by promlnent
orators at home and frora abroad, General W, B,
Franklin among others.
$GO0 lUwAiui, They cure Al dlsejises of the
stotnach, bowels, blood, llvcr, ccrvfj, kidneysand
urlnary organs, and JfWXJ wlll be (Ald for a case
they will not cure or help, or lor any thlng lui
pure or Injurloui found ln them Hop Bltters,
Tftrt It Bo advertuement elsewliere.
Moretown. The vlllage school taught by Mlss
Jennle M. Thompson, asslsted by Miss Georgia
Prentlss, closed a pleasant and satlsfactory term
last Frlday. Lena Kvans, Eva Freeraan, Kunice
Grlfflth, Nettle Iovejoy, Kliza Moulton, Grace
Moulton, Nellle Moulton, Jennle l'rentlss, mma
Uoblnson, Lettie Spear, Percy Davls, Barnle GII-
lett, Jesse Towle, Freddle Abbott and Lewis Free
man had no absentor tardy marks. I'mlllo Free-
man, Georgia Prentlss, Lola Spaulding, Addle
Siwyer, Allce Taylor, Wlllle Freeman, Kmmett
Taylor, Herble Freeman, umer Towle and Joseph
SomervIUe were tardy and absent not more than
ono day,
Chelsea. Waterson post ptcnlc to Fairlee
Lake, that was to corae ofi! last Wednesday, was
postponed untlt the 4th ot August.,.,Mlss Ada
Hall, who has been teachlng In the south, Is at
home spendlng her vacatlon. .. ,C. S, Emery, who
wenttoSomerville, Massachusetts, some tlme ago,
ts now clerk ln the Black ltock House, Nantasket
beach.... A soclable waa held at Erra Walker's
Wednesday afternoon, June 30th..,, Mr, N, D.
Sianley ot Fond-du-Lac, and Mrs, Nelson Allen of
Ia Crosse, Wlsconsln, are ln town vlsltlng thelr
father, C. It. Stanley.... William Carpenter has
graduated from St. Johnsbury academy and
Frank Mllls from the Burlington medlcal depart
ment. ...Miss Minnle Woodard ot Wakefield,
Massachusetts, ls spendlng the summer in town,
....Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones celebrated tbe
twentleth auniversary of thelr marrlage Satur
day evenlng, July 3, and Mr, and Mrs. George
Moulton ot East Brookfield also celebrated thelr
anniversary the same day, about fifty betng pres
ent.. ,,Last Sunday Kev, D. Kllburn preocheda
very eloquent fourth of July sermon from Levit-
Icus xxv; 10. " rroclalm liberty throughout all
the land, unto all the Inhabltants thereof,",
Mrs. VA Dlckeyand Mr. Elllot Lockeare very low
wlth consumption,.,The Congregational soclety
had a picnic on the south common on the evenlng
of July o, Uefreshments conslstedot lcocream,
cake, etc, after whlch there was a dlsptay of flre-
works.
MoumsviLLE. Professor II, O, Dwlght was ex-
amlned by the Congregatlonal mlnlsters of the
couuty at the vestry of the Congregatlonal church,
on Thursday afternoon of last week. Theordl
uatlon servlcus wero held ln the eveulng. Kev,
Dr, Clarke, secretary of the Amerlcan loard ot
mlsslons, was present..,, A noou stage has been
put on between thls place and Waterbury. .
large company of the rouslcalcommunlty were In-
vlted to attend a " muslcate " at K. II. Merrlam's on
Frlday evenlng of last week, Mrs. Parker Leach,
the noted slnger from Muntroal, was present and
favored the company wlth a few select songs,
Uncle Marshof Marshfield wasahtopresent'wlth
hls vtollu.,,, .Frank Wilder has been obllged to
close hts school at the chail on account of slck-
ness.,4Mrs. parker IamicIi of Montreal has en
gaged rooms at Wtu. Cheney'a and eipects to
behere two months etvlDirlessons In vocal muslo,
She ts a good singer, and was here last wlnter at the
conveniiun tuat pruveasucn asuccessinrougu me
efforts of herself and husband..Communlon
servtces were held at the Congregatlonal cburch
on Sunday mornlng. A vouoar chlld of II, C.
rUke wabaptltod,..,Kev. V. M. llardy and wlfe
have returned to West Itandolph..The hose
races passed ou rather quletly, but a good ueal of
drunkenness was seen tbe result ot an ooen bar
whlch was allowed to be run ou the erouuds, , . . A
party went on to Elmore inountaln on Frlday
nlght for the purpose of staylng over nlght. A
miserable tifght was spent, as lt ralned all nlght
and the party Itad no tents,,, Tlie flrst oamplug
party oi tne scason are now ai lumore ionn tor s
few days enjoyment. The party coniUu of Jam-
from the east brought tho Island hose company of
St. Johnsbury and the Danville band. The traln
from tho west brought In the Barnesand Sutton
companles of Burlington, the Washington and
Frontier companles of St Albans, the Blake and
Bourdon companles of Swanton.
At about two o clock, after one beat of tho 2.35
race, the Barnes hose company, who had been
ruled out of the race, ran an exhlbttion race.
maktng firet heat ln stxty-flve Beconds.
Tlie hose race then came off, The rules re-1
qulrod each company to run three hundred yards
wlth not more than elghteen men, with a reguia-
tloncar carrylng twenty-eight hundred feet ot
hose, and make a connectlon with a hydrant and
attach plpe to the hose. The following ls the
nrtmtai, artonaneai, Atiragt.
67 M ImmI lh bjtlraut.
. w m'i
,. !, WC.
Tho prlzes were awarded as follows: Washing
ton, flrst, $150; Island, second, 5100; Frontier,
thlrd, $50. The tlme of the Washlngtons, slxty-one
and one-half seconds, ls the best on record. The
judgea were ex-Governor George W. Hendee, L.
A. Drew of Burlington and P. S. Benjamln of
Wolcott.
The Barnes company ran a second exhlbltlon
heat, maklng it ln slxty-three and three-fourths
Beconds, average tlme, Blxty-four and three-elghths
seconds,
Alternatlng wlth tne heata of the hose com
panles were those of the horse race, the score ln
the 2.35 class belng as follows:
lilack Joe, Concord, New HAtnjmlilre.
lilkrk Jolm'nT. Lvnllon 'V.mV.'. '...'..'.
little, Hurllnitton 1 1
Lftdy MorrUl, Htowi 6 5
Little Dick took flrst money, $80; Black Johnny
Becond, 550; little thlrd, 520.
Thls closed the exercises of the flrst day.
SECOND DAY.
Thursday the weather was fine and one or two
very slight showers cooled the alr. At ten a, m. tlie
extra tralns came, brlnging qulte a number to at
tend tlie races. The crowd came ln faster and
larger than the day before. At eleven a, m., the
three mlnute race was called. Three heata were
trotted wlth the following score:
I 3 1
, 1 1
t I 1
ZJJ, -tJ, JM.
Molly took first money, 500; Bllly Becond, $30;
Llltle Gent thlrd, 510.
At two r. m, the free-for-au race was run with
tbe following score;
EUft Doii 1 a 1 1
Lillle Dlt-k , ,
Amr . . . ..... .
Five horses were eutered for thls race, but only
three were present, Ella Doe taklng first money,
5150; Amy second, 575; Little Dlck thlrd, 525.
At three r. u. tbe foot race was started. A
purse of 550, dlvlded, 525, 515, 510, was off ered
for a H go-as-you-please race, A small track
was made for the oocaslon, lnslde of the larger
one, with ten laps to the mlle. tuicn person who
entered was to go as he pleased for two hours,
and the one who covered the most mlles was to
recelvethe first money, etc The following lsa
summary:
Little Oflot
ItlllT
Mollle CUrk
iuoe ,
WllllAm IIa.ln
Jubn Juhnton. ......
K,l. L l'g
rinrgeut,,.
Ftrit hour,
,,, I mllof, 8 Upi(
,,, BinllM, SUimi
,,, BuiilM, AU
,,,, ftnillm, 1 Upj
Sfon4 hour.
IlmtltH. lUtn
lt uillea, 0Uii,
Hudson and Johnson, both from Burlington,
ran together all the tlme and took first aud second
money. La Page from Hydepark took thlrd
money, The two former got three laps on La
Page the first hour and one the second. Sargent
dld not get down to the work easy and so could
not keep up to the end, and soon fell out
The races, as a whole, wero a declded success,
and well deserved a large crowd. All tbe trot-
Tiie closing exercises of the Btate normal
school at Johnson took place on Saturday, Juno
20th. There have been durlng the year twenty-
slx graduates from tbe first course and slx from
tbe second. The annual catalogue showed an at
tendanco ot one hundred and seven durlng the
fall term and one hundred and twenty durlng the
sprlng term, a steady Increaso durlng the year
and for four years past.
Mr. R. T. H(trd ot Arlington has suspended
payment. Mr. Hurd's embarrassment comes
from the Arlington manufacturlng company's
troublo. Tlie company does buslness In New
York dty, and Mr. Hurd Is one of the heavlest
stockholders and an endorser to a conslderable
amount on the company's paper. It ls belleved
that Mr, Hurd wlll be able to resume, as he has
property enough to cover hls llablllttes.
Mr. Uobeut MoNTooMEitv's little boy, four
years old, playlng In the streets of Hinesburg!)
ith some other chlldren, Ignlted hls clothos with
matches, and before assiBtance arrived ono leg
and slde were literally cooked. Part of hls cloth
tng belng of woolen helped hlm somewhat, but
hts Hfo was saved by the presence of mlnd of Mrs,
J. L. Kockwoott, who wrappod a shawl about hlm
and thus extlnguished tbe llames. The chlld Is
great sofferer, but may recover.
Du. II. E. Crilds of Norwich, whose wlfe sud
denly dlsappeared, but was found secreted In the
house of Ezeklel Blanchard, left East Hartford,
Connecticut, a year and a half ago under indlct-
ment forarson there, The jury dlsagreed on hls
trlal and the case was not pressed to a second
trlal, because of hls good connectlons, and he was
allowed to leave provlded he would stay out ot
the state. Hls wlfe, a daughter of Captaln WU
llatn Wllcox of &st Hartford, clang to him
through all hls dlsgrace.
Satvrday evenlng at St. Johnsbury Mlchael
Murpby waa uet upon by ltock Page who pulled
hlm out of a wagon, pounded hlm and run a pitch-
fork Into hls arm. Murpby got Page down, when
Dick Page came along to help hls brother, and
Murphy ran, pursued by the two. Nelghbors
came to Murphy's asslstance, The Pages went
before W. P. Smlth, justlce ot the peace, and
asked to bo finod. Tho justlce refused totake
any actlon tlll after a full bearlng, The cause of
the row was trouble in the school dlstrict.
Tub famous curtostty, the Brandon frozen well
tbe work of man played upon by a freak of
nature was dug ln November, 1853. First was
ten feet of gravel, tben four feet of clay, then
deposit of ten or flfteen feet of frozen gravel, then
about two feet ot gravel not frozen, when water
was struck, and the well waa dug to the depth of
about thlrty-five feet. Tbe water ls about two
feet deep never more nor less. The lce was cut
through last week and found to be twenty-two
lnches tblck. Thero ts lceon the wall some slx or
etght feet from the water.
TiiEchlef feature of thesports at Lyndonville
Monday was tho wrestllng raatch between II. M,
Dufur of Marlboro, Massachusetts, and George W,
Flagg ot Braintree, Vermont. Thls uiatch was
the doclslve contest, each having prevlously won
A match. Dufur won two falls and Flagg three,
The match was closely contested and was very
lnterestlng. In the race for the tbreo-mluute
class, flrst money was taken by Dan Young's
Truinp. In tho 2:40 class. first money was taken
by U P. Sbepherd's Joe. Best tlme, 2 ;45. ln the
open-to-all, first money was taken by John L'tton'a
Amy, Best tlme, 2:28 In the blcycle race, L.
II. C. IUloreau of Boston took tho rnedal. Best
tlme, 2.01, half-inlle course.
ClIArN.botti of 'MkMteMi
by Kct. R. NKmlcnum, )'. W, WHlTElilLLof Uroton ol
uuiiA AinntvuKiii 01 uaooi.
In Wiuhlnirtin. Jnn M. ftt thn rMlilMM nt ItiN tri,!'
Titiiicr, vf nev. l,. u. (jiari. nr. u. fli. b;kiuK
ELSIB L. TAYLOR, both of WMblngton.
Si'KKDY ItELiEK cures Dlphtherla.
CoaTiVENEfW. The most eltectual way to over-
come a costlvtfbablt Is to take a small dose of
Baxter's Mandrake Bltters before each meal, and
follow lt for a week or ten days; the cure wlll bo
mild, but sure.
Many people seem to thlnk there ls no danger
n neglectlng a cold In warin weather; but thls ls
often a fatal mtstako. Bemember that Dr. N. G.
Whlte's Putmonary Elixtr will glve tustaut rellef.
SrEEDY Hf.lief cures Dlphtherla.
In Montpelier, Jnly 1, JOIIN HAROENT, 3) year.
Id Monttller, Juoe 23, SAML'EL V. 8COTT, 69 years.
ln Wolcott, Mtv S9,II)A TUCKER.23 yean.
Ia llrftmlon. June 23, IIENRY HUNT, 40 fMni.
lDVMton,Jon23,nARDNERUALE,69 JfAri.
Ia Ludlow, Jane Ifl, JOEril KLLISON, 72 years.
Inltoit4llng,june29, IIENJAM1N llt'CK.ei yrnrn.
ln Rrldnewater, Jun24,ORRIN WOOD.M yean.
Ia Thelford, June 10, 1S11AEL HARVEY, M yean.
la ftallnbary, Jane 23, Mn. JACOH CIIASE, 87 yean.
la Eant Rarnard, Jooe 26, LEV1 RELKNAI. B2 yean.
ln fhrebury, Jane 2S, Mn. F1I.A WAUSER, 83 yuin,
la ritlsford, June2, CHESTER 0, TIIOMAS, 48 yean.
Inltramton.July 1, Mn. OILItERT CI1ENEY,64 yean.
Ia HriinirSeld, June 27, EL1ZAI1ETH UrilAM, 73 yean.
InJlrookflebl.June 19, AUUUSTCS FREEMAN, KSyoan.
Ia New Havea, June 27.NOBLE HERENI)EEN,69yean,
In AddlMHi, Jane 24, Mn. OEO. W1LLUARTII, B4 yn.
In Baxton's Rirer, Juo23, FRED II,WARNER,27 yean.
Ia Wnttnlniitr, Jane 27, CHARLES K. CI1 ASF.,77 ypan.
Ia Highgate Sprlmt, May 26, JA8. MAOOWAN.&J yean,
Ia KmI Knoebantb, June 24, EST1IER M. DAVI4, 33 yn.
ln Enunbargb, Jane 23, Mn. MIRANDA NOTCE, 2 yn.
In St. Jobnnbury Center, June 29, HELEN M. WOOD-
In Calxit, Julj
CbAilty Alorse,
tn MorrlHvtlle, Jnne 2A, after a protracted UlneM, Mn.
EHNA R, MLATTON, 3U yean.
ln Mantidel.l.Jnly3,or lieart nlwaa, HETSET 8., wlfe
of Danlel HmlUi, 70 yean, 10 niontlu and 23 dayi.
In IlrownlnKton, June 11, HELEN. wlfe of ('arlos Gll
bert, and tUugtiter of hlljih llarnen of C'lielsea, SU yean.
In Hawpfttrh.IndJana, LOt'ISA (DA VI9) COTKLANn,
of Danville, S0 year.
In iarre,June24.KI.LIE M dAnshter of Cliarlea and
fuinma Aimer, yean, v raonim aaa a aaya.
One more flower of earth In foded,
une more paie lorm laiil away,
W. D. REID, M. D,, M. R. C. P. S. K.,
Physicijin, Surgeon
Aoooarbwir, MmWr of Rnyal Colleue of Thytlclans and
College, Klflgnton, Canada.
Calls in Town and Country Promptty Attended to.
Offlnfl ln rooms formerly oorMplM by the lale Iir, J. R.
Wowlnard, waiton'a lilork, Htala Hirm, Montpelier, Vt.
Vermonters Attentlon I
Twelve liks from Jacksoib!
Scvcrnl Stenmers nnd Mnll Dnllyt
A Mltlrnint la brtna md at flranirM Trk. rinrlila. nn
the bpanliful St. Johnn Mr. by nortliern men (wreral from
vermonii, lur in imrptiM or entraKinK in orange cniture,
whlch promtw " Ws rttuttt." lufonnatlon conwrnlns ths
lanila. oranite trmwlng, tnilt and rrgrtable ralnlng. Uie cU-
and inapn of ttiln dralrable t'rart, Salra of loU wlll be made
to any who dlre to twtter tlielr mmlltlnn upon appUca
tlon to 11. 11. WALLINU, Agent.
NortbAeld, Vt., June 6, 1VW. 4J-tf
KNOW THYSELF!
rpIIK nntold mUeHen that rwolt
A from Inrtinrtrf tlon ln mrlr Uffl
may be allerlatHl and carml. tboM
i pn
llnhMl br the rKAROtlV MF.D
f'AI. INSTITITTE. Hoaton, entltled
from indlnoreUon lo early Uffl
wbo doabt thla aaertlon ahoald cnr
rbaM the new mMlrnl work pab-
THK KOir.NOK F LIFK; or.
nnLri'Kr.nr.KVAiiun, r.x
hattpvd Tttallty, nervoua and phyal
ral debUlty, or ntallty lmpalredbr
th rmn tit vntith nr tnr clnM &i
pllnatlon to bualneM, may b reatomi and tnaobood r
galned. Two bnndredth edltlon, revlned and enlarRed.JuRt pnb
llnbM. It ln a atandard mmllcal work, the ln the
Engiwn laniruaKe, wruwn oy a pnywnan or ut f xptur
enoe, to wbom waa awardM a solifand Jowellod medal by
the Natlonal Medlcal AMoclatlon. It conUlna beanlirul
and very eiinive ntpmnnHn. inrwj nonorea ik,
more than flfly ralaable picecHpUona for all forni of pre
vaUlns dloeaae, th nwaltof many ynan of eitenMTB and
RacccMful prarU, elUier oneof wblcb Uwortb tenUmea
91, nent by mall port-pald.
Tlie lyndon Laneel narst " No Denon nhoald be wlthoat
Uili valuable book. Tbe author la a tioble bvnef actor,"
The Tribune aayii " The anthor haa had nnprwcertentM
iwmi ln dMllntr wllh nervniiHiimui nf m ktnilHKnil 1U
nffectlonn, whether due to peralcloiia hablu or lnlierttel.
neiRK picrvo-flitecuiiiBi, ann infniore anowi wuereoi na
wrltea wlth nucli power and abtllly."
An llluntrated aaaiple aent to all oa recelpt of tli cenla
0T)Ktuh'nr rpfm. 1v nermtwlon. tn Ilrm. I. A. II Ifl
8ELL, M.U., presldent of tbe Natlonal Medlf-al AMtoclaUoo.
A rlilrMM Iir. W. II. 1'AR-
RKK. No. 4 Italflnrh Ktiwt,
Uooton, ManRaclitiwtW. The .
A Standing Invitation. lt thU meeta the
eye of any man, womau or chlld sufferlng from
any dlsease ot the kldneyn, bladder, Uver, or url
nary organa, they wlllconslder thU a stand Ing in
vitation to buy IIUNrS IIKMEDY, tho Great
Kldney and Uver Medlclne. Thla spleudld medl
clne (endorsed by leadlng physlclans) U a euro
cure for the worst formsof kldney dlaease. All
druffgUta aell 11UNT3 HCMEUV, and no chem.
ist or phystcian eer prescrlbed a better. Trlal
elie, aevonty-nve centn.
Si'EEUY Uelikf cureit Diplitherla.
The Causk Dihcovkred. Most of the readera
whose eyea gcan thetie pagea have BUtTercd from
headache, laiwitude, nausea or palna lu the back;
but w e doubt Iftheyknew what tbe cause wan.
In nine cajca out of ten it waa some trouble with
the kldneya or Uver. ThU 1 a truth whlch has
just become kuown, and the reult whlch War
ner s Safe Kldney and Llver Cure bm accom-
plUhed. The above named troublea are caused
by dlnordered kldney and liver, aud the remedy
whlch curea the cause banUhe the palns whlch
arine from it.
Speepy Cocciit Cure dont dry up your Coogh,
Good Advick. We advise every family to keep
Downs' Klixlr always on hand. lt U the best
remedy for cougha and colds ever off ered to the
publlc.
For cleanslng the nystem of all morbld matter
and warding off dkeaxen, no medlclne potwessea
such etncacy as llnter a Mandrake Dlttern.
As a linlment for horsea lleury 6V Johnnou's
ArnlcnaudOil Unlnient U unequaled, Itcurea
Kpralns, brulsert, aud latnenenH, at once.
SrEEDY Couun Cure don't dry up your Cough,
Inipuro llrcatli.
Among all the dlmagreoablo conequenceg that
follow tho decay of the teeth, an Ira pure breath
mxut be the mct mortlfylng and unpleanant to lts
poAttesrtor, and it la tho mont luexcusable and
offenalve in aociety; and yetthe caneof Itmay
easlty bo removed by clen?lng your teeth dally
wiiti iimtjUHiiy iMMMiiar aentriirice, irngranc au
ZO DON'T. ltpurlncn and sweetena the br&ith,
coola and ref rechea the mouth, and glvea a pearl
llke aimearanco to the teoth. Ueutlemen who in-
dulee in cinokini: nliatuld cleanse thelr teeth with
SUODONT, as lt removes all unpleasaut odors
oi ine weea. akk your aruggui lor u.
Si'KFUY Conm Clb don't dry up your Cough
HEAL
. t 4. . , , , I eircrlenc 13-M I II I WmhI
JJOOKH AND BTATIONERYI
T. C. Phinney,
One more gulleleM, truitlng Pplrlt
in tuiy.
Called to aceneii ot eniHena tl
Little dau!itcr, lovtng Flntcr.
Valn lo tbee our heurta wlll cryj
Little playrnat, liant thou left nf,
M un we aay tbe l&nt good-bye 7
Ilow we longed to keep onrdrllng
Wlth our true, but earthly love;
Yet, throiigti teara we our EUle
Ileckonlng u ua from aboye.
LIvo Stock MarkeU
The followlna la a telrrarhle mmrt of the Ure atoek
market at CambrMne and Brighton for the week eudlng
At mwket thU week 1W U,Vfl
laet week &MI 1UM) HW 1,111
" one year ago.... 2,793 0,011 9,063 &33
PRI CESExtra f at and hearr cremlain oien. M 21C16.75 1
flmt nuamy.a.) 2.5.75 j necond qoallty, ftTSavOUi thlrd
quallty, Wperluo ftion total welgbt of hlde, Ullow
and dnweed IjHff. A few cholce tlngle prs, 7 IM)(0.(K).
iiuua, euiq tu wiau.w. worainK oteo, siuubimj ft pair, or
aocordlng to thelr value aa beef. HUr. TSfiliHj. Mllcb
cow. t.0.(X)tfiM.K0: eitra eood. IlOiHXlll 00 wllh or wlth
ont ctw, aA may be airreedi farrow and ordlnary, 12JK
241)0. HtrM. rmrllnm. ITJMiiin ftO: two-Tear-oUVn.
ill.WWi 00 : uireeyear-olM. :o.liaa.ou, Ntieep, 3(oj
eitra, 4RSUoW tt-or 2TU0 Mhead. KDrtDB lanib,
a7cIb. Hheared Mieep. b0c Ib. 8hoU, wholwwile.
would reapectf ully calt tbe attenUon
of book-bayera to the fact that be la consUntlj
addlnz to bla large and well-elected atock of Booka, all Uie
NEW AND DESIRABLE BOOKS
Iof tbe aeaaon, tbereby keeplng bia f tock alwaya frwb and
atlractlre. Lnrffe buyers, Banday-achools and
Publlo LlbrarlM, fnmlfthed at peclal rmbea.
School Books
of all kinda furnlahed to the trade at the loweet wboleaale
prleei. WIIITINO PAPKRS. KHTELOI'ES, ajjd
SCHOOL and COUNTINO IIOUHK SXATIUIf
EIIV or evir descrlptlon, MlUng at lower prloes
than ever before off ered tn thla mmrkeL
Pictures, Engravings,
OIIROMOS, rilOTOORAPnS.andan endleaa v
rlety o FANCV GOODS, OAMES, Croquet and
Baie ltalt Gooda.aUof whlch wlll U aold at aatoolab
Ingly low pticea.
E3T" Anv Book vou see advertUed toill be sent.
wstpaid, on recelpt ofprice.
kii. un w iDj ih uuun. duui
Di!i reti
dreMed
head. Rhuhton
fat hoan. SWeOOo 1ft Ihi northem
H1I
T. O.
Stato Street, -
PHINNEY,
...... Montpelier, YU
IdM. saBUfll oonntrv loU. 7tt
vklna, 12Wei3c Ib. tfclTow, 5o TR Ib; couotry. iUftU
felta wiin wonl on, ZSQtOc each) oountry lou, wStuc
uunu iiini, wiflia ecu.
REMARKS. WIUialarBO snrDlrof cattle. motiy from
the went, the market ln a abaile &ler ay yti Ib, llve
w elght. As many are hMvlnglhe cltlea for nunnner rewrti
there N a falllng off In the meat demand. and the tindenry
ln DiUII lower rau. A. N. Monroe nold slitT-three atvre.
average I.1H4 Ib, at Vt 10 1 ct.,and tblrty-to oihcn.
average vw nn, at ia ni Lavitt aoia l
ilim. KVprana IJ!90 Ib. at U.3il YT rwti J. RtUo
avprase UW Tt, at M1 )1 cwt. (1, Vt. Ilollls hAndled
J,3W nliepii and lainbato nlaughtf r, bought tipoutweat by
agenU. Ttie utarkvtince to-day on rlieep anl lamim are
lower by nearly i Tfi Ib.llve.wltb aallm trade at Unlon
m&rket. Prloen &r not llkelv to recover. but doiibllemi wlll
tend low er neit enk. K Ul.ler & Roblnaon aold thlrty-one
nlieen, average ) Ib, at Sc, and nlnetytwo lamtw. aver
age m na, at bj.cj J, Miiriey pom 01a aueep ana iiiickp,
average 1IS Ib.at 4c, and Umha, average M Ib. at e V
Cb. 1'ouUry at nnclianged prlcve-lOc for turkeya, llo for
iowi anu iw lor vpnag cuit nens. 1 wo umi onering.
Itoston Comnierclal KeTlevr.
K003. The mtrket U qnlet, wlth of eanUrn and
nortternat UUt,Canada at Ui013c, and weaiern at
rOTATOE1. The aeaaon may be vonfildereit nearly over
for old poUtoe. Hoon after the clwe of our lait report the
im-ii ivrw inu 1 'niURri iirui'i-u w i9uu ff uunnei, wim
uuwmie ueiuano. .tew Roiiiuem ntie oeen in uoerai re-
ceipt, wiui aaiea ranging ai i.w(j;jv Darret.
1IAY AXIi HTKVW.-Strictly cholce hay oonUnuea
acarce.and $1)Q2U)I ton can beobUlned for roanMeant
ern and northeru. Home recelvera aay they can getSJIfor
the very beet. Ordlnary grndea are plentlful enough, and
ell moilerttely at flSQlt V ton. Rye atrawli ln tleady
J1KAKS. lea have been In good demtnd wlth aflrmer
tendeucy. Ralee of rholt-e nortliem at f 1 9'QI 9U )l bushel,
anl wattern at tl.7'QI."3. Medlumi have been ln moder
ate reciuefit at f UU1! 4H for cholce. Yellow eyea are Ao W
tmtiei hlgher, ana eeiuygim rant recelved at f 1M.M
for cholce, and SJ.MQ MO V buahel for lmproved.
CIIKKSK. Tlift hreak notlcied but week waa followed tiv
a dentorallied market, and prlcee further clecUne.1, wltb
hardly any demand from the trade. tlootl to cholce-f actory
t qaoted at 7ga V Tb, but lt la very hard to make aalea at
over 7-ii'Ci and evenat tht prlce buyera areafrald loatock
np. Common to good rangea at 3($tto. The Indlcatloca are
uiai iuouirn wui Msmeuu w immis oi fli pounu.
RUTTER. Uuyera dld not reapond totheadvance quoted
luourlaatand a rearllon noon aet ln, whlch multelln a
decllne of about le tt. 1 he aaiea or ew YorK and ver
niont d&lrv loU hara been at l6l!ito. wlth 21a a i.
treme fUure for fine lou. Allhougli tbe demand waa not
brUk, atocK ls pretty well sold up, and we do not look for
inuchof a chanife tbh week. Creamerlec bave been aelllng
falrly at 'Hf&rto V Ib.and alilioiigh tio Id a full aelllng
nrlc. some lancv brands are held litilier. Cholce Isdle
Itked weotern Iias Utn ln fair denund at ittQI"c,and
AYEE'S
SAHSAPAEILLA
For Purifying the Blood I
Tnit compound of the
vegeUble alteratlvea, Barea.
parllla, Uock, BtllluigU, and
f' of rotash and Iron, makes
a inoci enectuu cure 01
aenee 01 comptkinu w iuuu
are very' prevalent and af-
fllctmg. lt purlflea tbe blood,
purgee out the lurklng ho
tnon ln the aystem that un
dermlne health and settle Into troableeome dlsorden.
ErupUons ot the skla are the appearance on tbe sarface
of liumors that should be expellM from tbe blood. In
temal derangemenU are the determlnatlon of theae aame
bnmora to some lntemal organ, or organs , wboee actlon
Uiey derange, and whoe snbstance they diseae and d
stroy. AYER'S SARSAPARILLA expels these homort
from Uie blood. When they are gone tbe dlaorder they
prodiice ditwppear, such aa UJeeratiom of (A Uver,
Stomaeh, Kidneyi. Lungt i Eruptiont and ErupUte
Dxteatet of the Sltn ; St, Anthony't Frt, Rou or Ery
npetatt Ftmplti, PuHttUt, Klotchtt, Boilt, Tumon,
Tetter ana Satt Rheumt 8eui Jeaa, Kxn.Qorm, c-
tii Sorttt Rhettniatim, .euralgta, Patn in tho
Bontt, Side and 1eadt Ftmalt Wtakneit, Sterilttv,
Ltucorrhma arung from internal vtceratlon anduttrine
dtietuet Dropty, Dytptpixa, Emaeiatton and General
Debitity. Wllh thelr departure health retumi.
1'RErARED 11Y
ri. J. O. Ayer Sc Co.,
Lowell, Massachusetts,
Tractlcal and Analjllcal Chemlsts.
80LD BT
All Dragslsts and Dealerg ln Medlclnef
Ilard-Workiug aud Dolicate Womeu,
Wli.n th.r l.aio lline lo NTOp'anil THINK, ure couvlore.l that
ELEOTBICITY XS LIFDE !
Dr. Ioi8s' Eleclric Tranfnsing Battery
whlch can be TBtkarriKD ihto tub itstkh. lneuied by Ua. tl. W. HlluTifc.8, who ls sull practlclng the saine
John L. ttbaw of Cabot. Ln tbe county of Washington,
having flled hls petltlon for a dlvorce from hls wlfe, ttuaan
I that on tbe iuh day of November, A. U. 1873, be was duly
marnai to uan Aiana uoums or we nev. nuiiKio i.
Wlght, a mlnbiter ot the Oo pel, at that Ume resldlng Ln tbe
uelbod t hls otnce, 110 Marlbtro Htreet lloton, Mass.. and who has for twelve years
ment In the cure of I'aralval. ltraln and Nervous fHnensea. KheuniMtlsni. (loui. Hwollen
l.umliago, Arhea aud 1'atiui, Nervous and (leneral Ieblllty, Hplnal DKeASus, Weak lUck or (tlde, ReotleM Mguta,
.MKHiiuitrw, AieiAnruoif, n-imes or verKiii ruiurtw ui itiuwi, um 01 1 ower, OI niu or aciiou, 1'aiuiiauon i
llejrt. Low of Memorv. Kalntlnir Hne
Htomath, r'Latulucy, IHseaiiea of Ileart ai
nwer. nf WIU or Artlnn. IVInttitlflo
lyslerta, Epltepsy, lleartburo, Dysitepsla. Halt Rhenm. HronchltK Wetk
inil Lunin. DroiMV. Aitlima. I1iiHv. Innnt1nallnn. Jnnlti. rAtAirh.
Uhllbi, t emaie Uoinpiaiou, UUordered uondittons ot Uie Llver, Rlood, Kidneyi or Urtoary Urgana.
Dr. Rhodes' Patent Electric Transfuslng Battery
ls made of double-Dlated oomer and a'no thua entvina an tlrttric turrritf and la fllled wlth a rowiirrL kkdi
cual raonarr whlch, titmulatrJ into aenom by tbe acld conuined ln the inolsture of tbe body, ia TaAkiruiD
ikto Tita arsTEM and tu all tiii iti ciktiks. purifying tbe blood, quletlng and strengthenlug tbe nervea, and
suppljlng mnclineeded electrtclty. lt la sutenled from lh neck by means of ft sllken-covered copptr wlre, and
TRANSPUBINO BATTERY CO.( 16 Pemborton Square, Boston, Mass.
Skth Grekn's attempt to wow aalt water fiali
ln freiih water proven a fallure, tbe tliad aud ale
wlvenput Into Like OnUrlo dylng Iq aucb num
berntbat tbe ateach ot tbelr bodlesU well-ulgh
totolerable u tbpy are wasbed upon tho itliore.
Kach fiih has ft yellow sitot wltb red edcen or
tiog waa nquare aod well coutcet&J. Tbe Danville some part of tbe body, but lt has uot been deter-
bauj u a very fine band and duervos speclal men- mlned whether lt ls duo to a tara8lta or the freoh.
tloo. Tboy itoppea ln tbe vlllo and eerenaded ness ot tbe water.
tbe "bltf boys.
No wonder there were a few knock-downs on
the ground, for there wero no pollce oftlcert and
llquor was plentyt but tbe crowd was aaorderly
aa could well be eipected. Uls understood that
wbon Morrisville under takes a thlng ot thls klnd
they usually make a Buccess of It,
Thk Nationai. Comuittkr. The Kepublican
natlonal commlUee has chosen Governor Jewell
of Connecticut for chalrtnau, S. W, Dorsey ot
Arkansas, ttecretary, and Colonel George W.
llooker, asslstAnt secretary, Tlie following ei
ecutlve commltlea were chosen : Horace Davls of
Callfornla, James II. Uebeausot Georgia, John A,
Logan ot llllnuls, John C. New ot Indlana,Jobn
8, Uunnells of Iowa, John A. Martln of Kansas,
TiiRRKare twelve firma ln WllmlQgton, Oela
ware, euguged In the manufacture of ruorocco,
whlch einpluy ln tbe aggrrgate about ons thou
aand hands. Thej have a capltal Inveated of some
$00,000, and turn out a toUl of about elght hun
dred rlDlshed sklns per day. Thls leather ls
made excluslvely of goat sklns, whlch are pro
cured from all part of tbe country.
Mininu for platlnum near 1'latUburgb, New
York, has coiurnenced In earnent, l'rofesaor
1'eter CoUler waa there a few days sluce, and set
a body of inlners at work under the dlrectlon of
hU broiher, Jobn A. CoUler of Chlttenango, New
York, It ls reported that conslderable quantltlea
nf matArtat tievn alrfuLHv ltAAii aftnt nwitv in Iia
Henry C. Warmouth ot Ixulalana, John M Forbes UW(ftye(i
of Massacbuietts, Chauncey I, Filley ot MUsourl, '
William E. Chandler of New llamptshlre, George Within the past thlrty years thero has been an
A. Ilalsey of New Jersey, Tbomas 0. l'luttof New increaso ot 033,505 ln tbe number of people en
York, W, 1. Canady of North Carollna, William fiat(ej a manufacturlng ln the states ot llllnols,
0. Cooper of Ohlo, J, I, Cameron of I'euns;!-
vanla, George W. llooker of Vermont, John W.
AlaMon of west Vlrclnla. llllhu Yaq of Wlaconslo.
H. C. llcCormlck of Artxona and btepben 11. 1'U-
ains oi new aivxiou.
Mlclilgan. ludUua, WUconsln, Mlnnesota, Iowa,
Mlssourl, Kansas and Nebraaka. Tbe present
number thus engagul ls Mtluatod at U!I,5U.
lm you read how Jotdah pltkln ot Chelsea!
Vermont, was cured of a terrlble aoru lug by
noou s harsaiaruia, me uiooa punuer.
William Allkn. Jr., of Middlebury, whlle
Joiin LoMiot Drutnore. renBsvWanla. waa re
cently drlven out ot hU house by swallows, They
iwept down the large chlmney, drove the flre out
ot the stove and the occupants out ot the kltchen
william allkn. jr oi njiaaieoury, wRe lh th. windQW Kaiies -n(i werfl estl-
drunk Katurday nlght, sUbbed George Sutnner In XhtJ T Jt i i tl
tne arm. i v v . hhh.wi
E9
Kldney
rAU
A diacoTery wbkh cures by the rutural prooesa,
AlJSOUi'TION,
aR dlMaaea ot tbe Kldaers. Blad4er, Vrinmrj Org-au
mb4 Nerveaa Mystesa, vhen noHungtlMcan. lt Ucuu
foruiitt to tbe ptlnt, fKwltl ln tu effecu. aud tha nrt
cure for tboee palaful and uucb dreaded affticUons,
Dlnlictcs aml Hrlf;it's llsease,
white lt cure of GrareL, Dreaey, CatarrkerUe
lllsJdcr, llrUkdeit Ipoalt( ralsf.1 Crlaatlaa-,
Illgb.CoUred UrUe, Kerveas WeaVaeaa aa4 Vulm
tm the Ilacli aem tnor Uke mlraclua than eawa of nat
oralbaallng. Th prlcs briatfi It wllhlo liis rch of aU(
and It wlll annually aave many Umea Its cost la doctors
bllls, medlclnefl and plaatert, whlch at best glve but tcm.
porary rtltef. It can be used wltbout fear or bartn, and
wltboertalnlyof apermancnt cura. Por aale bydnv
glrt gnerally, or sent by rnail (frea of poatage) oo
reoolpt of tbe prloa. rxgvlar IUd, SX00 j Cblld's I"d (for
Inoontlnenc of url&e ln chlldren), L&0 1 Bpnclal (itr
Hi tioa Ourbook, "Ildwalife wa Baved,' (Irlng
tbe bistury of thls new diacoTery and a large roord ol
meat remarkable curca sent f ree, VYrlU for It, Addreoa,
DAY KIU.VKV 1AI C"., TOLEIM), OIUO.
Pl IITinil Owlng to th many wortblea Kldaey rada
uaUIIUn.now sveklnga aU on our repuuuon, we
deem II ti th amu-wd to varn them, Ask Coi
VA V H X VAU, ana iau aa Mmtm
mm ACADEMY
ST. Jl
Aflorda superlor advantagea for a
College Preparatory,
I.ATIN rdiI KNtll.IHII, or KNGL1S1I aud
SCIKNTIVIO Course uf Htudy.
Thla school haa gyiunaalum apratua, eablncta and all
other needfut appllancca for the bt tralnlng. Uoard ln
Uinlllue, la club, aud roouia for aelf boardlng, Fall term
for IttM) beglua August 11, Vor further parUcnlan or cata
logue addreM tbe princlpal,
II. T, VULLKIt, Nt, Johiuburr. VU
Wool Cardingl
1. ft W. TII.I1 KN. llrr, Veruionl, u. now
r.rt to d. WOOL OAKOIhU oa rwoDAbl. UtwB.
Woul mr U left l Ux ilon of U. DEWEY i CO., oo
Hlat. BlnMt, UoutiMMU)rf uul rvtu wlll U ntiuuM to Ui.
uuu uUoe. D. W. T1L1IKH.
FIRE WORKS!
OAMPAIGN GOODS
AND ILLUMINATIONS!
Uanufcture.l bf tbe NEW KNOLAND riRK WORKS
I.AlUMHTiHtV, O. . Jiatnji, ryntetbnlst, Uoston
lllghlami, MaiwacliustHU.
Fur Clty, Town or Indlvldual Dlspl
wurk cituuot be rsoelleo!
Our Hoe Collectlous of Flre Worka are un
el iiafltHl,
We offer a full stock of everytblng oonnei ted 1th tbe
trade at low raU and of the Uwt qualliy. 8end for our
PrWe 1.11 and HtwrlitlT I'rogramiiie for l'ubllo and
11. Tt WKLLS, Kole Agcnt,
Salesroom, 18 Havejr Street, near Milic Street, Boston.
NUIIUt IU IHt hAKIVltKis I Mfe.
leron IntereetMl, by publlmtton of Um aame thxeeweeka
tlme the petltlooer has Uved ln strlct otxterrance of bia
marltal duUa, but that tbe sald Husan Uarla hatb not re
ganled her marrlage corenant, but oa tbe Itth day of Jane,
A, l3.14;7,wItboutany Junt cause or prOTOcatlon, wllf ully
defterted the ieUtloner, and bas erer slnoe refused to Lt
wttu nirai Klierviore. uie peuuontr asas inai a aiTorce
from Uie bonds of matrltnony be grantAl hlm. And,
whereas, lt U niade to appear that tbe aald 8uaan Marla
Bhaw resldes out of thls sute, so tbat personal serrlce of
ui.l lutitlii rannnt lie m&de nnun her. tlierfare lt La
ordered, thnt the ald John L. Shaw cause tbe substanoe Of
hla sald peUtlon, together wlth thU order. to be publlslied ln
Uie Vermont Waichuian & Hute Journal, a newspaper
frlnta ln Uie town OI aiompeiier. in sahi oouniy oi n aaa
Qiiton. for three weeks aucresslrely, tbe hut of mblcb pub-
llcatlon hall be at .east Qve erkt prerloua to tbe flrst day
of the term to w lacn aaia peuuon i reierrea, wnicn snaii oe
aufltclent nottre to the sald Husan Marla Miaw to appear be-
lore sald County t'ourt, next to be bolden at Montpelier,
wlthln and for the counlr of Washington, sute ot Vermont,
00 the aecond Tuesday ol Keptember, A. I. l!W0. and sbow
cause.lt any she hare,wby tbe prayer of aald petltloner
should not be granted.
Olveo nnder my hand at Montpelier, ln tbe county of Waan
ington. tnu om nsy oi juit, a. ir. m-v.
TlkOTHT P. REDF1ELD,
Judg of Bopreme Court.
O. L. IIOTT, AtTOaitSV TOk Lian,l.lST. 47-4
JOSKI'II A. B. WIIKATON'R KSTATK.
HTAfP. OF VKKMOM, Dlstrict of Washington, sa.
ln rroltate uourt, neia at aio&ipener, wunin ana ror siua
Dlstrict, on tbe 2ttb day of June,A. 1. IWWt
Anlnstrumentpuri'ortlng tobethelajt V 111 and TesU
tnent of Joseph A. K. Wbeaton.late ot llarre.tn aald Dla
trtct, deceased, belng prceented W Uie Court by warren
tl, Kye. Uie eicuur ihereln oanied, foc probatei It la or
dered by aald Court, that all person coneerned tberein be
ITobate Offlce, tn sald Montller, on tbe I'lh day of J oty, A.
I. 18f, and sbow eaitse, U any they may bTe, agalnst tbe
prooaie otaani wiui ior wnicn puriuee wiuruiri
Uial a oopy of Uie reoord of thla order be puMlalMd three
mwkm BiuvvMalTiil ln tlie Vermont Watchnian and Htatfl
Jourual. prlnted at Montpelier, prevloua to sald Ume ap-
UAHVKT TILUEN, Jodge.
SEYMOUU CAMI'KKLL'M KSTATK.
(TA1 fc OK VEKMOM, Dlstrtct of Wasblngtoo, aa.
Inl'robatel'onrt.htudat Montteller, ln aald Uisirtct, on
tbe Wtb day ot J une, A. IM)t
Erasinua I. Waldo, Admlnlstralor of tbe esUteof Py
inour t'aiupbell. lale of (. abot. ln aald Dlstrict, demued, pre
senU bls admlnlatraUon aooount for exaniLnatlon and allow
anoe, and makes appllrauon for a decree ol disirlbuUon
and narlUlon ot tbe eaUte of aald deueaaeii, Wnereuoon,
tt la ordered by aald Court, tbat aald aooount and
oe reierrea vo s session uifreui. to u
Buy the New
13m
hl IiTi ItfM ySSMSSSSM
a newsiiair publlsbed at Montpelier, prerloas to aald Ume
oiiiusi ivr uesvnDg, ni uiey uuiy mui
1 nlsce. and shuw cauae. tf anf ther may bar. wb
aald aoouuot sbould not be allow d, aud such deorM mada.
Moilol Buckoyo Mowor!
Uauufaotared by the Rk-lutrditon Uanufactm
lug Uomiiauy, WorcesUT, Uaaa.
tsUbUsbed ln 1UT,
M'nrmnf'f tho Mvit J)umbtfl
JttUabte, Jiaotett Mmtaird and
JLCjhtt$i Hraft Motetr tnauufueturttS,
Iiuckeje Moer, Dullard's Hay Tedder, Whlt
ooinb's lmproved Wheel IUkes and
Lot btras for Repairs of Buckeys Mowers etc, etc,
roa iiik ar
Tolm 1?. 10V0F.
OlUco In 1). l)eweya Store, Montpelier Vt
Worcester AcAdemr M'orrester, Mass.
froiu $30 to $W utay lt had, aoourdlng to ueed, luerll and
order of applluatUin. Young men wantlng a llberal eduoa
tluuart reoueeted, wbaleTer thelr dreumsUnoes. lo apply
to Mf LEAVENWyKtH, frluclpaX.
IMUl 8AT.K-A 8KONI)-IIANIl 1'IANtl-ai
; Ura, TOWtt'B,a Hcbowl ilroet, Vlaliiflild; VanooDt,
liy Um Court. Atwt, ,
UIKAM I'AIirilKlfrt KttTATK.
IA1E Or VtltUU.NT.lfistnciot Watlilngton, aa.
lu rrolMtte I'ourt, Im41 al Montpelier, m eau wsinci, ou
UielTlhiUyot June.A.Ii.lwo,
Luiiua lfrinerlit, AduduUirator of the eatate of Illram
rariner, uie or iuiuury, in iiuu;, iin.x5ou.
aenu bls aainlnlstrallon aooount for eicamlnaUou and allow
anoe, ana maaes apuucauuo tor a ueoree ui uuinuuiioa nu
larUUou of Uie twule of sald deoeaaed. Wbereunon.ltUor
deral by aald Court, that sald aooount and aald applkwtlon
be referrvd to wmou tiiereof , to be beld at Um I'rebat
OfUc,lu sald Moniiieliertoa Um 9Lb aay or J nly, A. V. isau,
for bearlng and decLeloo tbereon I And, tt Ls f urtaer or
dered, thal notloe bvrvof be glven to all pereona Intereated,
by publkiaUon of Um aame Uiree evki luooesalvely Ln Uie
Vermont Watcbinan A UUU Journal, a uawspeper pub
Uiheil at lonlie)ler. prevloiia to aald tlme appulnted f or
heartng, tbat tbey may appear at aald Ume aud pUoe, aud
ahow oause, If auy they uiat baTe, wby aald aooount tbODkl
not b allowed, and auoh decree made.
fly theCourU Attest, . ,
4HT lUKYfcT TILDKK, Jadge.
S
AS1UKI. MKItltIAM'8 KSTATK.
3 PIAIIi Uf )I.IWIU.tii"'t hhuiuivu,.
n irntt nniirt. tiidtl at Montpelier. ln and for aald Dla.
trtct, oo Uie ftlh day of June, A. D. 1S l
E. lt. alerrum aud J. II. llsatlngs, eiecutora ot the eaUUt
of Hamuel Merruuu. late of Waterbury, ln aald DUtrWt, de
ceased, makea appltoallon to aald Court, llb the oonaent
and approbatlou ln wrtling of the wldow, dsrlafes and
Irgtleea of aald deceaaed. for IWnse to sell all Um real eatate
belonglng to Uie iwlate of sald deoeased In thl state, exoent
Uie home plaoe lu Walerburyj represeuUng tbat UMaal
Uiereof would be beneflctat o Ui wtdow, dertseea and
tegatees.and thoae Inlorealed ln aald eeUte. Wbereuiton,
lt ts ordered by sald Court, thal aald appltoaUm b re
ferred to m amidon tberof, lo l beld at Uie rrobat
nflloe. ln aald Montpelier, on tbe 23d day of July. A, D,
Iwh), for hbarlng and declskon Uiereo and, It la further or
dered, that aU twrau.ia Inlerwted be uotlfled bereof , by pub
Uuatlon of nouce of aald apolluatlon and onler Uuuott
three weeka suoctMlvely ln tbe Vermont Watcnmaa A
BUt Journal, a new paper publUbed at Uoolpeller, and
mhknclrculaue In the nelghborbowl of thoae lotrtfd,
befora sald Ume of lieartng, tbat Ibey may appear al aald
luue and place, and, Lf they see cause, object tLento.