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Tfrnn-tfliOO n Ypur, Ahvnys In Advance
Tho sundry civil npproprintlon bill, ns
reported to tho Houso on Tuesday, contains
nn item of i0, 000 for n govornmciit build
ing nt &t, Albnns. Tho building N greatly
needed and wo trust tho Appropriation will
go through.
Penntor Ooorgo V. I'dmuml" of Vermont
was sixty-threo years old Sunday. It is
doubtiul if nt any timo in his career hns tho
count or been moro autivo or rendered batter
tervieo to his country nnd his constituency
than during tho past throo years. Long
(nay ho livol
"Vo you know what this means I" Sena
tor Knstis.of. Loiiiilnun, is reported to have
Fnid to ouo of tho Kopublicau Fcnnton,
jftrr the postponmont of tho olectioni bill.
"Do you know what this menus!'" ho re
peated. l,It means that wo hao tottleil
you people for nil time for nil time. io
li .jr..' intorference with tho South.'' No
northern interferciico'wn3 tho watchword
down South, about thirty years no.
f-p-n'.er ile.1 in t'io cuirent number of
the North American Ueviow, nritlug about
the suppression of debnta in tho IIouso by
h.s nrbitrary rulinii., tays: "To use the
lnivuago upplisd to other iudustriss, the
output of the Houia in lsGl-!02 was four
million words, nnd has risen in ISO-'OO to
nnnrl . thirteen millions, which must be
gratifying to tho friends o debate." This
loil.s as though Speaker Heed had botu too
leuieut instead of arbitrary.
"Mr. W. A. l'elfor, who will succeed Mr.
In;'.iil3 in the I'nited States Senate, is of
Iiutch parentage, and was born in Cumber
laud ci unty, Tciinsylvnuia. Ho was a sol
uVr ill tho i 1 Illinois regimont, in tho
ri!ar. tter that ha practiced law in
Tinue.-see; then went to Kansas nnd in time
bee .me publisher nnd onner of the Kansas
Karnicr, published nt Topuka, which hns
had a wido circulation nn 1 much inlluoiice.
nmong the Kansas farmers. Ho has served
in tho Kansas Stato Senate and uas u dcle-
gnto to tho republican nationnl convention
in 1NS'I. Ilo is now n prominent member
of the Tanners,' alliance, to which he ones
h lection to tho United States Senate.
Tho fudden deutli of Secrotary Windom
takes an nblo and successful executive olll
ir from the bend nf one of tho most im-
p( rtnut departments of tho government.
Having bold the secretaryship of tho treasu
ry under i'residout Gartlold, be brought to
tho place when appointed by Jlr. Harrison,
Ljjrieacu in nnd thorough knowledge of
t' ivx'.Kinsibilities and duties of the oflico as
wi'il us marked ability. Ills administration
ot ii department has commended itsolf to
t.ie j.idinent and approval of tho business
m ii nf tho nation, nnd the president may
lind it nn ensy task to till his place with
nn iiually capable, trusty and experienced
in m. Mr, AViudniu was temperate in his
I.. nil's, and highly esteemed in privato hs
w 11 in in rjiiblio life. He leaves a widow,
t in nnd two daughters, who will have tho
1 1 , i ro sympai liy of the pooplo in tho suddeu
b ow which hn fallen upon thorn.
There n timo when tho defentof John
J. Iiiirills for re-election to the United
St Sen '. would have been deplorod by
icnui ropublu ans in many States. Never n
l -in "f w. 11 r- ulntod speech and temper,
ci i ii- ver elJ far above suspicion of want
r," In, ii prim iplc, he Btill seemed to bo such
n no i e rc i iiblican, and was wont to use
his gift of Miurp invective so cectively in
lha lills i.Hn demociatie demagoguos, that
lis 'puecln - commonly found admiring
li nrTi unit readers, nnd many regarded
I 'i i as a strong pillar of truo republicanism,
lu' his rourte during his recent canvass for
r ekction, must have gono far to recon
c Y i-veryLody but hi personal ndherents to
h a I'uining departure from the Senate. To
'Wi' Ins feat ho went back on his record,
lined the democratic and silver conspiracy
i in-.t tho bill to bocure houeJt elections,
.til as well ns North; truckled to
t mi'ii who ure demauJiug flat
t . -ney and government loans on potn
t i - und farm produce and saved nothing
n t even his bolt-respect! An Burnett ct
f rt on his jiart to regain lib former party
u i'iiug, during tho brief remainder of liU
t r, might pariiapsdosoniuthiiig to break liU
. i .uf ill: but It is doubtful if lie will make
llu has evidently gamed no standing iu
t. new third party which for tho time
: - holds control in his Stato; and the
n n.il ihy is that on the expiration of his
' .ue t, n senator, ho will disappoar from
Vuiricnn politics,
iiic I'nto or i lm j:ii'ci ions. jim.
n l. Southern brigadiers and their North
mi u Irs nie thouting loudly over the
' nth c! the tlectlons hill nnd it cannot
1 d. 'tiied that thoy hnvo reason for their
! oi ing, Thtro is yet a bare possibility
"1 onlv that that (ho bill may bo put on
passage in tho Sinuto under n rule
whnhthall take from n factious mmority
tuo right of iuprcmo control. Hut tho
r -ncrs nro thnt nothing moro can be done
e L' r with tho closure rule or tho elec
tions, bill.
ilm failure of the latter, if it falls, will
1 " tiie failtiio for many a duy nnd year, if
ii t the final failure, of (ho ell'ort to eecuro
a republican form of government for the
i h-.!n of this country. Tho foundation
rats of eiicli a form of govornmout nro
the right of every voter to cast one frco
vj'o and to have It honestly counted, nnd
t n right of tho majority to rule. These
r fclits ore notoriously, uublushingly, niul
t, u liuously denied and outraged, In nine
or ten States ot this Union. Tho republi
can party has bsen strougb pledged by Its
national nnd State platforms to try to
light this wrong. It hnd tho opportuni
ty to nccompllsh th!, during tho prosunt
Congress. Hit falls as is now probable
to improve it, tho opportunity will not bo
likely to como again In n hurry.
That tho democrats should light the elec
tions bill ns to bo cxpectod. They know
well, liono better, to what on oxtent their
present nnd pi'ospectivo power In the nation
depends on chicanery, fraud and Intiinldn-
lion ot voters. That thoy should havo suc
ceeded In arraying against it, not only tho
inll,;Miiiips,ulv ays their thick and thlnnlllos,
but the great mass of honest Independents,
tho religious press, tho Farmers' alliance,
tho silver men, tho mercenaries of nil
patties, and many honest-inlndod citizens
who do not like bnllot RtufTing, or fhot
guns, or falso counting ot votes, ns regular
parts of tho political machinery of tho
country is truly surprising. Tho latter
class havo been deceived by the gross, un
tiring nnd outrageously false denunciations
i f the menmro on the part of its oppononts.
No bill was ever noise belled. It is no
moro a Jun e bill than any other law; but
"force lull" Is the bot term applied to It by
its oppononts. It is described ns an arrange
ment for driving democratic voters from
the polls by L'nitod Stntos bayonets; ns a
plan for carrying elections iu the Southern
States, not by votes but by dishonest, parti
tan returning boards. Tho very wrongs it
is designed to correct havo been ascribed to
it and it would bo hard to imagine any
thing bud that could be said about a public
measuie that hns not been said nboiit this,
Falsehood nnil prejudice appear to havo
carried tho day against it. Of course the
long delay In bringing tho matter to a de
cisive Iksuo in the Seiintc, has told against
the bill. If it bad been pressed to u vote
during the first session ot this Congro.-s,
under a closure rule such ns tho Semite
will yet havo to adopt tjr else abandon all
pretense of mnjority rule in that body it
would be now n law and would enable the
lepublicnns to go Into tho next nntionnl
campaign with u fair prospect of breaking
into tho "solid South" and with much
gi eater chancei of national success than
now siem to be possible. That very grave
possibilities of ili'uMer to tho republic may
bo uiwilvud nmong the future consequences
of the failure of tho clibrt to secure repub
lican government i'l a large section Of the
Union can baldly lie denied; but it is not
nece-sary to recite them to-day.
Tin" New Aiijiort mmni'iil.
The Frank apportionment bill has passod
both Houses of Con;
gone conclusion tli
res and as it is a fore
il President Harrison
will sign the bill it may ba regnrdod as a
law. The new apportionment increases the
number of repres"nlutives in tho House
trom "Hi to the ratio beia? ono repre
sentative to each ?;!.!IHI of population.
This gives on even division ",!l!l members,
nnd thoe Stntos wheio the resulting frac
tion exceeds one-half of 17;),'.K)1 aro given
nn additional representative. There aro 17
of tlieso latter S!nt"s. among which are Mas
sachusetts with a major fraction of 152,1:11,
Vermont with n fraction of 1.1S..VH , Rhode
Island with n frnctio.i nt 1". I,li05, nnd
Maine with n fraction of Ri'.l, :!:!. This
division secures every Stato from n reduction
of its old representation. Twenty-six of
tho 11 will retniii their pre-ent repro-nnta-tion,
HI each gain one member, four States
each gum tuo meinb-'i-, nn 1 ouo gains
three. Massachusetts is the only .Vow Kng
laiid State gaining a member. The middle
At. antic Stnt"s i;am three, mid the remain
der go to the SuiUh and West. The follow
ing tnblo shows the representation of each
State In ('ougrom under the old und ne.v
apportionment.
Oil .New Olii New
Atilinin.i s ( Vt.hrnski .. i,
ik.m-n " l ViwhH 1
i'i ii H in i i Xi'w Muimishlro u
C liii.iilii 1 " Xcn .1. is.y ; n
r. ii in in nt 4 41 Nci. y. , it" ni . i
ln'nu.iru I I . N .. J- ('..rtiluu 'i '.i
I I'HI I I '. 'J I Nt.ltli u ikol.1 i
i l.-.r jm HI II, Oli. ii SI VI
I ' ill ' I I j i in nn I .!
liliii'iis 'Ji irj l'enti ivnnU 'i :i
I'. I.ili c Ii 1 , ' lllio'Jt' lslui.il i
In i II 111 s.outhl'Hrnlliri ,- ;
Kiii 7 s I Sioillli iJukiitu I! 'i
Ki-tirii, kv II II ! t I'liiK-hseu in in
I. ,t.,M uiu ii l. . 1 xits II ,
Mini" I I ' Vermou" -
.11 ir la -i.l i, l. , iiim i In in
! i i IniM-tls l,i M WaHhltiK.)n 1 J
Mi i mm II 1 UV-t Vh ;,nn I I
M 'i',.-iil!l ; ' Vs.i,'s,l In
'p. .l.ii.l 7 ; Wvolilllii; 1 1
M .-. lii 14 11 I -
JP1M..11.1 i : T.iu'i . . :,v,
i'niler this npportionnieiit. tho republican
Stntos gain IT Congressmen, ami the demo
cratic States gain 7, the net republican gain
being 111. This basis of repi oscillation will
continue ten years, and consequently tho
uluctoinl college for the prcnidentiul elec
tions of l.-SIJ, lc!l(i, and 1 !U0 will be basod
mi n Congress made up of 8S senators nnd
Jtoli repiesentntives, piovided no now Stntes
are ndiuitted. The electoral college next
yinr will, therefoie. be made up r.s follows:
rMahai.i.'i..
II
Nihriisli
Ai Kansas . .
California. . ..
I 'olnr.idii
Cuiiuuc tli ut . .
!i1iohio
1 l liihi
(inol'ui.l . .
Iihiiio . ..
ll.iiini-
Iiiiliniiii
h'ua
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
M.uno
.Mur hind
.M.issReliusetts
Michiynn
.Minnesota
Mlssis-liipl, ...
Mms'iuri
.Moniuna
NomiiIii
New Iiumpshire.
New Jersey
il' 1 ul'h.. .
Noitli Carolina 11
I ! North Iiukota tl
IK nii-o 'S
l lllflMIl I
. 4 IViuisylv.inia Is.'
."'') i Rlmi.i' l-liuul 1
1.1 Miiitb ruiiilinii U
.in ! '-mi'ii li.ikota A
l i i Teniies-uu IS
I1- i lex.i- 1,1
ii V,. mom i
.s I Vlrjcml la
.15 a-liii "'Inn 4
. It , esi V.rniula II
. !i I Wis, ,,.,, i . ... yi
. ' I Wyoming ;i
i: I
. II ! Totnl 411
According to this apportionment tho re
publicans will make a material
gain in tho electoral vote. Tho
number necessary to n choico in the elec
toral collego will bo 22!!. Tin Statos usu
ally regal ded as republican will have 218
electors nnd tho democratic States 103,
leaving Now York, Indiana, Connecticut
and West Virginia as doubtful Stntos with
0!i. The republicans will therefore require
only ono of these doubtful States, no mut
ter which, to elect n president, provided
they can hold tho Stntes formerly curried
by them.
rjsli Conimiftttlmioi-.
(low 1'ugo hns nppolnted as fish commis
sioners for Vermont, C. C. Warren of
Wnterbury and Dr. H. II. Swift of l'itts
lord. The remaining commissioners will bo
appointed later.
It spcsKs for itself Is wlmt a lady said of Dr.
Iluli'n Com;li Syrup tho other day. A single
buttle hud curt il her child of a luunt dreudfill
couidi. It never fails to give speedy mllef nnd
peiiunnciit cure.
One atitillrulinn ot Salvation Oil "ell l uhbed
In cured rnu nt rliciiumtit'iii iu the arm. of Inn
months utiinillug. l uuver ininiii to lie witli.
out It, ii, li. KKAMJSlt, W'HtUiuiitun, D. C,
ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT.
THE VERMONT VETERANS HOLD
ROUSING REUNIONS IN BURLINGTON.
Cominnniler -Iti-Chlnf Venzev nnd Other
I'roiiilneiit Visitor I'resnnt Kolinlon
of tho Vermont ox- Prlnonor of Wr
The Wninnn'n liollef Corin-Tlie Mn
ciinipuieiit rrocoodlngs Comrade Mor
Knn Ivlecliil Dopsrtiiiont Commander
Tho Oanipfli'ti.
Tho department of Vermont 0. A. H.,
has held many large and enjoynblo oncatnp-
nients but In tho language of Coiiinniniler-in-cbiof
Veazoy that which opened Tues
day was the largest delegate encampment
over held in Vermont. The hotels were nil
crowded the night provlous with Ornnd
Army veterans mid members of the corps,
but tho morning trnlus brought largo ad
ditions to thu number of visitors and the
noon trains lidded still further to the dimen
sions of the crowd.
The council of administration ot the de
partment mot nt the Amoiicau House at 8
o'clock for tbo purpose of receiving tho
credentials of tho veterans nnd preparing
the roll of delegates. Tho council consisted
of Comrades T. T. Knrrell of Wnterbury,
1). I.. Morgan of Kutlnnd, A. O. Hates ot
Morrisville, S. W. Cumiiiings of St. Albans
and M. J. bnrgent ot South lioyaltoii. The
council were kept busy during the entire
liioining und over 2o0 credentials were re
ceived and ns many names added to the mil
iu addition to those taken at other intervals.
One of tho first events ot the day was the
fourth annual meeting ot the Vermont As
sociation of Union ex-rrisoncrs of War.
which was held ut the American House at 11
o'clock, resulting in the election of prac
tically the old boaid of ollicurs. The
Woman's Relief Corps of Vermont held
their annual convention ut the Y. M. ('. A.
building, which had been kindly thrown
open for them, tho sessions beginning nt !)
o'clock.
About tho time that tho oncnmpmenl
proper was opening ut the City Hall tho
traiiilromthe soiithslcamed intotlm station,
bringing Coinnitiudei'-ln-Chis'l W. (J.Voi.ey
and Mi.-. Vca.ey ami piouiiment ijitoi'.-,
including Col. I.. S. Kinery ol Washington,
acting assistant iidjutant-gelieiiil und Col.
T. W. Talmadge ot Washington und Col.
Clark of Orange, N. J., uides-do-ciiiiip.
The distinguished isitors were met at tho
station by u delegation from Stnunard post
and veterans from dillerent parts of the
Stato and escoitod to headquarters. When
Clen. Ve.'uey armoil at the Van Ness House
he found a largo number of veterans and
citi.eus assembled to greet him who gavo
him thrco lousing cheers. Tno coin-mandcr-in-chief
held a brief reception Tor
the purpose of sinking old comrades ami
friends by the hand, alter which ho retired
to his rooms to prepare for his duties of the
atteruoou.
THE ENCAMPMENT.
i.routh oT Iho Di'iutr iniilit nf Vorimuit
t'omrailii Morgan Klcctml Depai titicnt
Commander.
The exercises attending the an
nual encampment were held nt the City Hall
I beginning nt 11 o clock in the lorenooii
' with over :!U() delegates in attendance. Tho
! City Hall had been haudsonielv decorated
I and its appearance was most ultrueuve. .
I Tim east side of the hall was literally cov-
eied with lla.;s, banner mill colors, olid thu i
stnge was trimmed with colors, stands of
arms, and here and there were portraits of
gallant commanders. The other parts ot
the b.ill were also gay with lings, baunorj
and bunting. !
'iho encampment ns cilled to order by '
Department 'ommaiidi'r Mnnsur und tho
committee on credentials mi l'; their icport
of the list of delegates. Committees wore
appointed as follows:
(hi the report of tho department com
mander, Comrade W. W. Henry, liurliug
ton; S. (i. Kingslcy, Rutland; F. K. Smith,
Montpelier.
On the report of the assistant adjutant
general, Comrade T. S. lVck, llurliugton;
S. II. Wood, bt, Albans; T. Hunuou, llrut
tlcboro. ( )u thu report of tho assistant quarter
muster general, Comrade Hugh Henry,
Chester; 1'.. W. .li-welt, Swnnton; II. Can
non, jr., liellous Falls.
On tho leports of all other department
otlicei's, Comrade H. C. Hates, St. Johns
bury; W. II. II. Slack, Spi mglleid; 11. J.
Oruisbee, Ilrnndon.
On resolutions, Comrade Ooorgo "W.
Hooker, Ilrnttleboro; Wnrren (iibbs, rjt.
Albnns; .1. C. Stearns, lirudfonl.
(leuernl committee, Comrade j. II, Valen
tine, lleiiningtou: J. O. I.ivlngstou, Mout
peller; R. 'I. Johnson, West Concord; H.
Royeuton, Woodstock; 1'. D. Huttoiileld,
Derby Line; J. O. Rutherford, Newport.
A rece-s was then taken until 2 p. in.
At tho opening of the afternoon session a
large number of additional delegates made
their appearance mid were placed on the
roll. The past department coininniidiri
present were invited to tnko seats upon tho
plntform which they did. The annual re
ports were then mndo ns follows:
DKl'AKI MCXT S rATISTlL'S.
According to tho report of Assistant Ad
jutant (ienurnl A. II. llnll, the strength of
tho department for the quarter ending De
cember ol, l'.l, was 111!! posts nnd 5,21X5
members. On December 31, 1800, tho ro
turus show lUil posts nml a memborshlp of
(5,473, which leaves a net gain of six posts
and 209 members. Ol the members gained
A'i'A were by organization and muster-in, 101
by transfer, and HW by reinstatement. Of
the number lost 7ti Hero by death, 23 by
honorable discharge, 12li by trnusfor and
2UU by suspension. This report shows a
death rate of 23 moro than tho rate of the
previous published report. The amount
expended by ibis department iu relieving
comrades and other ox-soldlers and families
during tho year, was is.2llhi.5U.
M:V posts.
Six charters trom now posts havo boen
granted during the year, and their names
and location nro ns follows:
Isaac Iiluke post, No. 101, Morgan Centro,
Vt. , 20 members.
Hen. Hancock post, No. 105, Montreal,
I. Q., 4!) members.
Orrin FnrnsHorth post, No. 100, I.yndon
vlllo, Vt., 11 members.
(ieorge S. Oalo post, No. 107, llrhiport,
Vt., 12 members,
Castloton post, No. 103, Castlelon, Vt.,
31 members.
H. O. (lillott post, No. 10!), Whitlnghnm,
Vt., 13 members.
Under date of April 21, 1800, n loiter was
rocolvod nt tho headquarters signed by A.
Hchelle (tho present commnnder of tho Mon
treal jiost) tutlii that permission bad been
grunted by the couiinander-ln-chlof, Uen.lt.
A. Alger, for the organisation ot a (). A. R.
post at Montreal, with the condition that
they Join ouiu Now Knglniul department,
nnd by a unauimous vote tho dopurtinent of
Vermont was chosen; that there was resi
dent in the city moro thuii 300 ex soldiers
of the Union nrnfy. Accordingly n charter
was grouted, nud on the l'Jtli day nf the
following month the department command
er nnd stair visited Montrenl and orgnnlzrd
this post, which is now in n very prosperous
condition.
itr.t.tnr itnui.
Tho report of Department Inspoctor
Hpruguo shows that llfty-two posts have
relief funds varying from i? to $1037, us fol
lows! Roberts post. No. 11 of Rutland,
1037; K. II. Sloiighton post, No. ill, Hol
lows Falls, sj(!S3; Jarvis post, No. 43,
Springfield, sjCi'lO; J. It. Ilosworth No. 5!!,
Fairhnven, iJI7(l: C. .1. Ormsbee post, No.
14, Ilrnndon, $110; Sedgcwlck post, No. 8,
Hrattloboro, $101; A. H. llurlburt post,
No. (10, St. Albnns, .3H0; O. O. llowuid
post, No. 33, Ludlow, 373.
According to the report ot the assistant
qunrlei miisler-goiicral tho totnl receipts for
the year wero .3, lo.'i.iil, the total expendi
tures, 2,285.42 and cnsli to balance Janu
ary 20, 1S!)1, !?'i0!).l)2, while tho supnlles on
hand, .Tiinuaiy 20, lijlll, aro valued nt
4.100.15.
The leports w ero referred to the proper
committees.
At 3 o'clock Commniidir-ln-Chiet Voa
zny and members of his stall' entered the
hall and they n dived nn ovation. A
committee escorted Uon. Veazoy to the
platform nud ho brielly addressed
the encampment. lie spoke in glowmg
terms of the tiiaud Army nnd its growth.
It nns never moro prosperous than at the
present timo nud there is still n bril t out
look for tho oigaul.ntlon. Ho invited all
tho veterans to join him nt ihe nntuiual
encampment at Detroit next August, Hen.
Veazey's remarks were loceived with
enthusiastic cheers, lltiof addresses wero
also made by Capt. F.iucry nud dipt. Tal
madge and thuy wcie pleasantly received
by the vi t 'l ans,
I.I.I.I'TIHN' OK OITIlT.llH.
The hour having nrrlvul for the election
ot otllcer.s tin n.imca of D. L. Morgan of
ltuthiud, V.. II, Trick of liurllugtou and
W. Jcnettof Swnnton w, re prjsouto.l for
department roinmander by Col. Oeorge W.
Hooker, Hon, Hem y Italian! und Rjw K.
.1. Raii-.hjw resj.ectively. Toller having
been nppomtod a ballot was taken nnd it re
sulted as tollows.
hole number ol' votos 'I'l
Ncei'-saiy tin' a choice lit)
Mr. Morgan had VH
Air. Til, k 118
M r. .Inwctt ;i I
-t.:iltot mix 7
No choice having been made Mr. Jewett's
li a mo was withdrawn nud a second ballot
was taken w hen the following result was
renehe 1:
li'd number nf votes
Nei'ess-ir tor ji cliiuce 1 111
.Mr. Mm cm had Hi.
Mr. 'luck i;;;
-Mr. .lenclt
The election of Mr. Morgan was then
made unanimous:, and tl o lit of olllcers
w as completed by acclamation as follows:
Senior vice-commander, (ieorge W. Dotv
of Moiri -.villi; junior vice-commander, H.
A. Dudley of Londonderry; chaplnin, Rev.
II. T. liariiiird of I uderhill; medical di
rector, Dr. V.. V. Russell of Middlebury.
The enciimpiueat then adjourned until
WeduesJuy inoriiing.
A ROUSING CAMPFIRE.
Speeches lit the Opcnt llutise bj Coui-nillinter-ln-Clllcr
V,-ury, iu. li-e milt
l'roiiiliient 'oter:uiH,
The cnniillie was held nt the opera house
iu the e nmng and a rousing ouo it was.
Local Uinud Army men, Sons of Veterans
and members of tli'; encampment formed iu
Irmit of thn Van Ness House at 1:30, iu tho
follow ing order: Sherman Military band,
Sons of Veterans, Stannard post, No. 2,
members of tho encampment, department
ollii'crs, invited guests. '1 ho column moved
nt 7: 15 o'clock and proceeded to tho opera
house, which rapidly tilled with veterans
nud others, holdeis of tickets until from tho
stago nothing but a sea of faces was visible
lroni orchestra to gallery. Members of the
Woman's Relief Corps occupied the boxes,
and the stage was decorated with national
Hags.
Oen. . L. Orcnleaf presided and among
those who had seats on the stage wero Com
mander-in-Chief enzey, Adjt.-dou. doubl
ing, Lnpts. J'.mory and laldmadge of the i
commnnder-in-cblef s stall. Department
Commander Mnnsur, Department Com-
inauder-eleot Morgan, Adjt.-lieu. llnll,
(iov. 1 age, Lieut. Uov. Fletcher. cx-Oovs.
I'ingree, Ormsbee nnd Timiluim, State
Treiisiiror Field, Secretury of .stato Ilrow
noll, State Auditor l'onell, l'resident M. II.
Huckhain, Rev. IMwnrd Hawes, D. D.,
(len. L. ti. Kiugsley of Rutluud, (Jen. T. S.
l'eck, (len. W. II. (iilmore, Col. U. A.
Woodbury. Col. fi. O. lienodict, Col. Georgo
T. Childs, Col. (loorgo W. Hooker, Maj, .1.
C. Stearns, Col. H. O. Clark, Maj. A. II.
Valentino, Col. II. K. Taylor, Col. C. C.
Kinsuiau, Hon, Wnrren (iibbs, Capt. 1'. D.
Rlodgott, Col. F. K. Smith, Capt. Jowettt
of Swunton, Cnpt. A. O. (lutes of Morris
ville, Capt. Fiirroll of Wnterbury, Capt.
Kldrodgo of Wurren, City Clerk Allen,
inouibers of tho Hoard of Aldermen nnd
many others.
Tho band played vory olreetivoly "The
Day iu Camp." Presiding Ofllcer Clreenleaf
extended u hearty welcome to the posts of
the State, and pleasantly introduced Com
rado Trick who, in the absence ot Mayor
Crombie, made u few remarks, speaking of
tho presence of Comuiander-in-Cliief
Veazoy and making reference to tho U. A.
R. and S. of V., lie extended n warm wel
come to them nil in bohalt of the "Queen
City of Vermont."
Col. Mnnsur was then introduced, and ho
mndo a stirring speech, in opening which
Vermont and her sons and daughters re
ceived n glowing tribute. Tho Woman's
Relief corps was referred to in warm tonus.
The record of the United Stntos iu the past
stands out as the brightest page in history,
nud tho government, said Col. Mansur, will
assuredly stand linn for nnother century.
A soloction by the band "Tho Old Mad
rid" was then played after which Presiding
Ollicor IJrcenUat introduced Col. tVheelock,
11. Venzey commander-in-chief of tho (J, A.
R. who spoke iu part ns follows:
l.KNEKAI, VBAZKV'S ADllltKHSS,
I cannot say why tho first department
encampment ot tho year nlwnys seoms to
bo held iu Vormout, unless it can bo for tho
same reason that tho sous ot Vormout were
so often placed in the lend during tho grent
rebolllou, Vermont nud her sons were eu
logized, and Colonol Voney quoted the
words of a highly oducatod lady with
whom he wns conversing in Wash
ington, who said, "The millionaires
of Washington innko but a passing attrac
tion; the men ot such stamp ns are sent
from Vermont to tho capital are the true
nobility of the country. (Inns. Btanuard
nnd Foster were spoken of ns "tho pride of
the whole Stato; two of Vermont's und the
uution's most gallant sous." After speak
ing of t ho plensiire thnt the warm reception
accorded from Hurlington gave hlui
and the greater pleasure ot thu
erecting from the voternns themselves,
Col. Venzey dovotod toiuo time to the
statement und proof ot the fact that the
U. A, R. Is "tho greatest and grandest or
ganization ever formed." One-half million
men are iii'jinliers of the order, every one
of whom is u staunch supporter of tl t
LCoutluucd on the Seventh Page.
THE MARKETS.
N-w York rroilucH Murlcxt.
Vkw York. V'rh. -1.
rt.OTm-t.nw fttrv f I.Ml.t l.lh CltT Milts S.VKli
flWit'lty Hill" Mum!, .'i.l''i.ir,: Wlntrr li"iu,
low Flmlo tl S l.lll if l.lHi fair to Mnor, tl.l K!S i.l'i:
ilo full Tin. 4 I'.MSV.iii. Mlniie.,,'A,clnr, A4.l!ml-H!i:
do llrnluhl", (U4iir(iS,i) do piti-nta, 14,1, i.it'i.l.l! ilo
rjo tnlilillia, 4.ilC($l.:iii tutu nlue, Sl.1 it4(l.i.i. flr.o,
.t'i HI. in.
Wlllt.VT - No. 2 tel. l.irtfc ttotntnrt I.ISH
nlti.'l. I ll'.,,rl.l H f.O.li.l No. .1 1 0,1. 1.1 11 .I.W'i; Nn. I
NorllirlM, l.li . l.si No.lliarJ l,al'i lJPfr Uti. i
Cn:' .N'o. i r.lf nlTainri MsiMe. nflnnli
n "it-r ml. ...tut ("ij No. 2 lilm ut tii('!"'.iv,
hv. ' ut i. i .( i.l'jir.
OA I H No. S lit SI i ilo hit-ot ttVIW-'f. . .
r.i'ii. S'i',i rto whll,. nt .Siliffslf; No. I nt ftt .1 iln
Mil ."ii.'s--.. nilxf.l wetlcrn nt .SiK.)t;Q: do wblta nt
,S "' 'c: hito Slnta kt rillrtl.ci 3 Chlcao at
.'i.'l
Ciiirn.lC ratrcrtrnoMSt t"r.
SUUAIt-O.T A. ut ri'vcS'i IIV.: (Kn.UM , fit ir-.:
ronti etiotiMrs , ft 1 1 loo., trrnmit not!. i.'V. wlntii
Sltfiti '. i' llu'.: vfll..r. Sni'.if., I' nt .SVnf S .! 'l'.i .;
rxli'i I'.ssn -so I'll .: imoiiM a, i, .1 iict i-nt loiifsino.
Mnl i rii'liisl. .: iiouiti.rp,t. 1 1,( .; cul.i's, Ii.) Hit.
I'Krit IbKJ'.t.-Jnlle.l nt
Villlh -1m I ii', Vi. n,i.tl "ill; ilo no at (tl ni
'ptll. n cilrfierntia V. t'',Vii.nli'."l,
LAIitl-Wrnri hlraei. I'l'i cttysti.tnl, .1.111
continue, fit .'.. pH-trt IS. S). A. at 1.,'KI.
ltUITril -.stnti. ililrv, I.SiiSc: an. rrininiry, ts.l
51c.: Vi'iilrrri .1 ,irv, lOtJi. ilo. creamery, 17iii'4r.
il'i. ract.iri, sm ;(.,
(JllMlsl'-suila tlillliln; fnner wlilta unJ ml
urcdat 10'S iti'lsm virnfrn at SKaOUc
( lilcat;ti rioiluco .Slurkn!.
CiucAeo, Vili. .1.
rt ori! Patm' tanrr, l.latl,tl i Imlrrrn' I.J.V4
(3.H: itrnlithl. tn.tSinl "S: nlcr whont. Sl.l'Hilf".
WtmAT-Ne. I .nrtns lVto. 3f,: No. i red, tl3
C'lsH
CO.IN' N'o. Sal Mr. StUs.
o lilN... J nl In,
III l: No. ? it T '.til'to.
IIAIUXY-Nomliwl.
1'i.iP.li ('l.'lii.
L.VHD-fS.i.'H.
Si lliiiint t'ruiluen Mnrttrt.
W'ATKnruitv, I'eb. 4.
Tuli li'lltT. '11 o J I rents per nolinil: fun noiint tjocl,
f".' to VI i'.'ii(; mil, ,'.SJg to J.S rents j.i-r pound; I
i'.-it, 2.S i'piiI" pr it- i-n: i-orn. S rents pit tnulii'li I
iiUinis, SS to 'il iruiU per Inishel: corn muni. Js.4i':
I i 01 n.li r. f?.. ii con ,n sei d me i!, I5l.:.n; lirun, 1 1 i i
h 'i!i'fci.i ' to . J, i bit-ti.-i: tuo iios, to 4 ci nis i
di. -sid hi 1 to in .nl,; fr i-.ittl.., 2 ... 1'i , - s
lr .'il In".,". i(l., SI j . ,n,: uri n ,1,111,1, $1 u lord; ilry
wuiid, $:;.'iS to.1..Vi; ti iv. s.H) l( r
VmGF.NNEi. Jan. 31,
lln.-r Is quiet lit U to II ient: ' lerttons,
to 'tl et-nU iftr ionnn; eisfs nt 3nr.i2ii rents ,er itoii'ii;
i till kt ns, lo to I.l r.-nls - poiini', fouls ,ii lneeiils
per petltiil; tjeef, l'i. to .S1 . c el i per round: prrk Mo
Mil reritii per potui'l: . .il ; I. nu per p ni' d . la'nli,
Hi ions per nd: 1 ilutoes, rents nnd fit p r ,
liii!hel; Lay j;5 to j i r ton.
riosT'")1,
.Tun
niil fir-M in r' 1 ' I ir
' llll'l l!f .11 . l- If
X an t . li 1 .
rflt'ilv ti'" 'iuli. r
Han- wfil M up ,in 1
.1 o J( I I III t Il .
' fill.' f! 'lill'f. Ill 1 M
t nT t nf ,
tfirii r. "
. in ! ' . f r fii .
1 nmt 'iii'l v m 1
U'ltn', iH'l's t 11 ifitnil
i' : I ! ir . i-i ! 1 .1 f-.-fe-iu
X i h lil rt :'if.t'r with i
prii . '(imiiri'4 uiul iIcIhI'U' tVf
ilr-n tt 1 1. 1 ;i f irNi. 1 'inpliin..
! m.'n.u.tl f-.r Mn-Iiu
u.'iH ! i iH'iliiti; tttn It tid iu 1
' 1' '4. .in 1 JH'-v.iM- for .y. i '
v ui H sold til., "'"I t'"" 1,1
i f..- tii.c nit 1I1 tin. Tt. h
ti'i"t'. I'iU'i il uijiiN art- nun 1 1 . 1
-MitT-i nl l'. f.-l f H II t" Lrn- (t !)
ir.i, KuiL'iu wutilt ui.- in in.
t 1 '
t 1
WutcrtovvH Union Stud; STnrkoU
WATRUTOWX, I't 1). "
fiittlp tn.irltft-Tho m-irkct 1- st.iuiv.
ii 11 1 tt 1 11. i . '. i't, ii, vu i.uiitr, S5."' " vi
btt Ui .jii : '. .s ;v, liurd QUivlity, (.'.'1.
I'dUl" it tn In'iul.
( httk T . .i' -N.'urki'ij; oten. vor 'iir, f c
fl-.i, lurrt-w i'iiii, win.., ; fit-i' v ( sV- $ - imt.lt
1 iiv. 1 imi I f u'mh, M ; I'sirlitii.". tv. 1) i it-
Pl'l , i .'1. tin.-- . tr M S.i J.'.
s iim ; ii ui i.t.it, h 4i.
rn, lut lii,4 - 1 -ui : tt ti'.Vrn 0rcM,
ShoiMi in 1 l.tiiih Hi' fipt vt beuJ; iu luts
Vtal uiHfS nt '.'nai 1 4 .
Itostnn 1'iotluco.
IIoTOV, .hit
UL'T rr.I Vow Vtirlt nn 1 Wrnvmt extra i-r.-.t n.rv
yi.'OJc: N'nw r .in 1 Wrmtit Utri l
V rhoifft, 11 I if ; lt v ffr.1,1 fill-: K ui
t n rrmmi rv, k iuil lo choki, lo-'c. Ji-Miin,; 'ricn
. h-ciicr.
1 Mi'.Kr. N'.r:l.-rn chnlce, I''i':ir: 'ftfrn .
i',ii itm r I'Kiii's tu t'Ujilit; rHK"'. "'i J"''
In 11' t-rn i'" pc nitflivr,
r.')0 1 isteni est, 2"! Vermont nnl Xi-w U .:tip
t.liuj vxira, .MicJil.iU chuico i4,:, ; Utuin.
" Ill'.ANS WD " -fltol.-f. sinnll N V hvi 1 p ck
di, i! r .'-It f oiwlt, fi ni'i' New Yarn tit.irin luin 1
fk'tltJ .'t.'.'.'l ' -rt'fllftl P'H..'l'l. , Jiu nl
lFH-..fii in-ilit. t is.' .' 1 liuhM "i rffnc.l, I
li i.ffM'llii 't4 c -.I I i; e'nhfurnia -a. I ins.,
t , li-tl kiutif 1 ' 1 wi; J .iin.i, f x4 'b ;
Of ' f 'it 11 1 1 1 1 1 -us, l,tnvl.i-: 'Miu ui,
",' 1 . . .i.tl. -rn ur 1 . t. l'c , Wist, rn, f 1 tn ii i ,.
Al'l'1-1 - ' ti.. if iiut'p ItiitlwlT, ." - t . . n r 1 .!
ii iij.-, ft -.'n d JiuliWnUtoii-.. 5., 1 1 1 r .h
'f ''i .t-i . , , Niw l.n.Iutil 11 t v.ii'uH'i
N,' 1 r t.t . ( ii ttp njrUs,t! 1 .1 1 r onl;
ii'nlAI'i'l.s rh.MM lloultou Hfi-r-iii. 1 o, j.rr
ti 1, it 1 1 A 1 oitiiul. II ir. us i?' 1 .
JI. .iittl t. ru-.' nml Iiiort'i.-, c. New York
i iri ti -. , t, )urb inks :0 tl
M 1 1 1.1-l.i;i nriiii hr. ti 111 Mfk". t' HTive. Sl TiO
lur 1 "i: tiitfr wlif.i , f-. fuij;'i, nit.t'llines) 1 ti mcc
.'l ' 'Tt, I" N tiifrtl. atHs H 7."i , .'.
liYK lutu s; 4 -to.
HAY AXU STHAW f'hoin j-rnno l'r, Jll
fntr to 3.-'.t I. Vi-f tin', ei ,
i..nr 1 1 or In..ir.. 1 ' r$i ; ant -i)ilc, in;ru t ia...
1 li .,!' - ' m; 0 ti nt tu a', jfi".
i'yJlli: -li.ittjftitH.fit !. . 1 'i.orteuti. .'"11 M-:
till If-. 1 . , It'll H IT. Is -11 . 1 '. 1, tM'Tk t" 1 I .
iI j', . ra pi itiif, l ! , 1, ,in i. , . prtnn n.i'-t, . ..
lllltt Jl'TrC, IH. 'I, fl'lsli HI,, , . vausnjf. 1 1. ,
holi'jnti witis ies (; lanl, t' ji hi' m j .
M.if.'!, !('(. Mii'i'vf.l hitould.'rs, . .c, cor'ifit. t.'l(l;
miMKi'il rtl. i; liiintfU'si urf.iktast uucon
1 1 . 1 resct'il liinrs 1" j He,
K11L.SII H1-J:K I'rhUM stet-rsT! '.f. V N cuml. int
( .V .'j;t.t, 4 , utra htnvy lun-is .tl if. i;nin i,
W-v'ii1 (i . 1 :.it, I '', hi in; forfs, 00 ; i;otnii...ii ij
L'ttnil 4'. - litftit. '.. ,
OTHKllKKKSli MKAT-Chof i-afern nn i llr.fti
tini latuh, n-ii c; oilier, t hnui,-ii niutt.n.
iiioire 1 iiy'. rnius tc; choico ht-nvy 1 ncn
dm 1'v'i r.a"tfrii ctioice, t"p; fut lo pio.l
J .."(, K.iirn veal, fancyJulOc; othr, .'M-tS . choiff
(rii,litt.n. ' tt lji
Ii ilf.'1 1:Y Frf-h llllf.l Northern nn! l.ustrrn
hicki ii. 1 1 ifcl' v. t.nr to u'noil, V tl.l; W hIith ilrv
tun k it turtifi 14tJ.l.rti , chi' kffl-. ifi.i 1 r; fnulh, .'i y tc
Surtlifnt fouls 1 Initio Jris!i, killt-il, lnj,i;, n-t ,
lUvl c ducks Hf,ji i.
I.oial Kotiiil -Murknt-i.
liLMlLTNOTO.V, Voh, 5, 11.
I'rlcr In thu local market ut Hits boasou of
thn ytnv nr ipilet t-toatly, nitU tow
chanuw to nute trum la-it wouk.
It i III V 1 ItODLTTS.
llnttiT It 21 to Hi emits uimiii 1, i"hiH"i It li
rents : pouii'l. Snti chM-w t-t 13 cciM n. poun-J.
ki.M Bi i-fiita a doz'Mi, with tui uiwui. t n
fL'ti'-v. r.tnry cJ.onii art it followi. I'un tppla
'hee. It to wrtCh CO'ir lltlt; t' siZV, Unll
fort ib(",f, li ci'iit .t pdimi; Ku,'lis!i Jiir, i'i iuiitj.
Kilain, $1 I'ncti; Neufcliitol, G cfliiri a puclfn; CUn
d.ir ch.-ose. $!.'' a pwee; Dutch ch-ii-, In ieuu 4 p mu 1.
Milk, 5 and b cutiU a Uru Vara Juriy cr uu, i
i cut u quart, hiss cljit-so, 4ic?iiia.
Potntot?, pir l)U8hl, Sve-e jmtfttoM (k1,
per puutid. CttUhnrc, 3 c-rvt u p.mnil. Winter KUuh urn
4c ptr pouuil. lli-eln, M rpiit a ek. M'n(m llih, li
to b cvntH pir buttle. l'icllri r 4-i iu ,ii n-ias n
gallon, plnni or uiut'i i (.'uultliout.r, H ofiits n pumul,
Npnnii.h Onioin ci nts a pouinl, Var-nhm fl .'eva
p. r puiiri'l. lrf'ttuco (J tints a licud. Vittjlili i-vku-is
o cents u bunt. h.
rnvn-g.
Itannnn. Wtn Sn cent h ilorcn. Ornnffe-. nr li to W
rt'nn tt drn. lU-nt quality ilHtosiiio lMn n I'i'iiti a
nou ti.l. hmjrna fi;-. 0 to ftt ctnU u pnun.l. Mt-kina
Iimiiuim iiro A) tt 4) cent a dui'ii. Cocanuii
hth fi tn Ut cents each, rrap.ir.it M pen.-ht-s,
4'tcnts n ioiiinl. KTajoriitH.i apricots, Uvuta u j mud;
KtapurnttM ratbprrici., i) ct'titi a. 1-tmil, Jnp.ir
ilei clicrrios, renta ft puunl. Inportl upjtli',
rfiiti h iKiiitiJ-i. Halt. in 4 lj to ;.) cenu n poiind.
llirVory nut are U ccuti a quJArt, ct-nu ,
peclc; peanut are 10 ient a (pinrt.
S'uH, all kiudi aborted. 0 ii'iitn u iuuii.1. Apple.
y to 4 o iT puck. Ni. 1 nrn mini! ai tno rut.- t
fl.iii per Urnd in ruall iiuariiun, (ir.tpu., U i
ivtit ir puutid. i'rauborne. t n ntn iht qiiiirt.
t'iinco, l1 lt n ci'iiis pr pound. M.m lurim-a. '
(iut ppf Jun'ti. Tiiiuttrinth, lAi iculs jkt tt'ticuii.
Urui iruit, 1 jo pi-r d(n.
l.cUll, st'o vi ht.
St. I.nnlt flitur, S''.W to 31 Mi a lmrr.il: MIrliUan, ?';
fpruiif pat onts ainl lliiiiiii-i pitent ore $ vl to $i M
a liKrit!. Jlm"kluat it J!1 lo 4 cvuu a pumnl. It
(l.mr, .t lo : ivnthii jiotuid. ManK tu'ar, 10 to 15
(i-iilh pound; mnplt? fynip. .$1 to$I.l(i n Dillon, tirnnn
Utt'd fciitfHri trtnl. ii pound: rnttYu A 7 rU, Uk'lit
brown, bui-i rt ; icmf and pulvfriztd, i'J cents, Whito
ctuTr lioucy a 3ii'titi a i nunJ,
HttT AND FH'I,
Mutton, lilnd qinrtfM, H to 2iv a noun 1. fort'imr
ten, lo i;. tvuu a pound; mutton chop. Jitn-nt;
UmU .liopt, CLUt. Hovt, Ukt cuta, Wtitt
rrn. tor porter Louso is nuntod nt Ji
reiitJ n pound; nrloln nt IS to &t itnl; roun.l
Ht l.H-ft to li iiMltk ft pound; MJIUtoU kti'ltk, VJ't 1'1'tlU !
pound, i ohm, .'I to ' iviit a potiud. Wrniont I i
tjuott il at P- to H cent a pound. Homo, ni,rar cnrtM,
hTB 1(1 to 1 1 tvntii h pound. trtHkfHt Liicon i H to M
n nts, t'ulifornift lo to I 1 - iT-hi iunj; tonol." I
hlioiiMt-rh, lo toljniit. . ut ii-uu, pi k
led pltrV fwt, 1 ."n nt; )jh klis Jnuh toufc'iifi bm i'
ct'iita p(r pound. Lurn i t h ii tn r.'cent-i. 1'orlc
roHHt if Hi to 1j i-unlk u pound, tU .' nl; nt.t
lork U I'i fMit a pound; 1m . tint-.
nmtit veal ii Vi to U U'UU; il it i 's (
t'od, U"y to 15 i-fi.li a poiiud; had do. ie, - to , it
poiiud, italltnit, froiu m iniulfl. 't to V
talt allitoii, tU lo 1 c-wul a pmiud, mil n.a . 1
to ''ii .cut a. CodtUli, H to io cent. A iu..
fif4ii, if" tu M ifiiU laoh; L-Uii ih, 1 tciiU u
pound. Ojt), klftiulard, Ut uutu; .rlrctf, 4r vnW,
Kira t.lt-1-tb. ut I'ti.td pi r ipiait. KirtU kaluimt 4U ivut.
ptkt. Is . Ml-.pi kTl VK:i 'n.flt, iu ceiiU pir downj
poul", Vid re ui u pound. trb .( turcli 13 tout dorcn,
Wliittt t.h ct'ntit a pouito. ShIiuuii Irout, H nut a.
.a.s-iioiit, 1" u'iit. Ham fauH-iftt, 'i tfnti a poind,
Uyod muiah'f, li tvkU tt vvuaOj IJtlon tauintc, li
rents; Hi rnisii l,n!ognn sail snaf, t?K to IS rents: Alhnnr
sausnire, IS rnts tipiiileiieesc. I.S rrllls. Ilposo
II' In IS cents n pound; ilueks, "i i rtits; lurlteir. 1 to M
rents. Knuls, IS eetl's. I h'ekens III lo Is rents.
ISirlrliles, p,.r iiir. llurks fl.K) tutn.3it
pnlr.
lliirllngtnn Wlinlosiili) I'riiiltien MirUst,
Hl.'lll.lMJKlN, l-'eb, 0, lo'll.
I'rlres In the wholesale market are uiieii.in
ctl. Quotations areas follows-
l'ltnvs-is Putter, 3).'T rents: rtiefsr, I.Ktlte.
nuts; polnlol, il lo Ol -enlsl run ollols, tjflnilN MM)
ftf.'.i liustiil; honr. IT rnils.
Hay -boose, fts r),o v ion; Irtled, Stix-ilt.
IfltAIV (inls.i ,',l nn! . 1,'ishel; )iens, l.rrlM 111;
rje, p,ri tils, leirliv lieal. sn-tli i entfl; lw.llis, -j.'.isi - ,'.'.iS
V tmslielj tinli, Wl stern, Ultfi-j urnls; Nurlliern, HHiiitl
Ci tils.
KKitn MliMlinffs, S!i'U'i t' ton: shorli, IIHA bran,
t.i f-'-; rorn fnenl, t.'.i4.
Intuit lieef, pilule, v, In !i rents poundl teat
Xtetto reins auei:e; liimlis' nnd slin Ji'n prlls, -I! to II
t --lis p- , i, mini.
MriTS-llief, Vermont dressed, fiil rents Y' po-tiil;
Western, rdfts t-wits; pork, dre- I. ' ' l VI ' ' m:
lrtltib, til to 1 rents uresse.l, In-Ill il. 1'iient-l dll a-,
ts rents dre-sed: fowts, s rents nlivei rtiienens, lo
rents nllru, l., is cents Uri-sso.il; tiirke,., is)i tLnta
dli-ssoij.
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Thn members nf ln-t year's huso ball nine
bad a meeting Saturday and e'eclpd Abbey,
captnln, and l.ynian Allen, nsslstnnt captain
of this ycnr'i. chili.
Mrs. .M. I,. I)ari. Mution of the llnllsn nf
Shelter. Alti.ini, informs un that Dr. Ken
i.edv s i nviiriie I!-medv Is ustl In that in
Slllitlliin ti.i- I ijt pepsu and Hllliousnnss with
Kreat Hntlirnrtluu,
i)ti:n.
Am.sti. At rirnnd lle, Jununry 2il, of ty
phoid fever. Harry Iwtitiest Adanie, lined SI
sears, 1 month anil I xluy ..
hi i:r.N 4. in tills city, Tliuittlav. .Tununry
I!', .s-aniii Ann K Iteilinur, wnlmv of tiie late
Jiuiies K. btcieiis, in tho iltli j ear ot i.i-r no.
('Aliil..NTI.ii I ,1,. 1st. at Ins re-ideine. No.
ill M, l'aul St., John W. ( ariitoti r, aged U
yoats.
SUPERIOR
OP
The Official Reports of tho
United States Government, 1889,
Canadian Government, 1889,
New Jersey Commission, 1889,
Ohio Food Commission, 1887,
prove that Cleveland's is
THE STRONGEST
of all the pure cream of tartar
baking powders.
Ammonia ur alum powikra. whatever tholr
BtrcuytL, atiould be uvoiiiuil as lujuriuus.
COCKLE'S
P3LLS,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Tor Liver. HI!", Ini1ltf Minn, ft-. fiom Mer
vur ; fontalus only 1 t r Vf't tuUe Iiuicvilur
6-b'ent; C. IN. CUi TT1ATO.N. cw VorU.
ANti
SCHOOL OF
anil funiiflif tl f.ft H'Kfin
Short Hand
l ' pra',-i .11. il Mipn'.ir's bu-i
1 I r h use-with ..mptt-i I u-
ion v.'l nttcmt unMl vmi wri" r u-ifuriii1",! ,iUr.
....ln .I.T:I.I..iaLT MfsS Albm.S" Y.
And Si li 1 nort lin'nl and Tvpo n r"'pj n'"- in
ei.'on. Wn'c f n r.ii'.'rati'd '.t ..i n-. It- mlvh'-iip
r tli.ui l-i otlit-r i '. Nf -tu 1 ii- . i w. i-l. 1. .r
M and ln-t ' ' t it, n . v .i in t . r uu v l.i io.
(i radii it" .nd d m' ; m ' . m-
.o mi I 1 Mil 'i 1 r n y.
THE
Vermont investment
COMPANY.
Capital, - - $75,000.
DIRECTORS:
Gf.o. C. Briggs, 15. 1. Riplf.y, F.
W. Baluakd, Gko. A. Eastman
L. F. Engi.f.sv,
OITer Bank ami Investment J5tocki,
Warrants, Uoiuli, Cominerciil rnpur, Hail
I'stnto Lonns and other Cou.rvutiva boour
Hillon, poylns as high ratej in li comistJiiS
with oafuty.
Call on or wrlta th bore oompin? ivhj.i
you have money to Invest.
LEVEHETT F. ENGLESBY,
I'msMent.
Office, X74 Main St., llurllnston, Vt.
Wl'twlj
Vermont Investment & Guarantee
COMPANY,
OR WELL, V12KMOXT.
Paid up Capita, - iUWO.OOO.OO.
Dolionturea or this Company llnluJ lu'loiv.
Sorlit K, niHture uiul n lu ilraw lnluioti
tVliriiHrv Int. IMI. Tliy nie p.iialila at iho
First Nationnl Hank, Onvrll, nml hlioulil he
lirisentiil tor liayiui-ni.
snr.iKs i:.
Hnnils S'o. 1 lo TO Inrlualro Sir 0 f.ifh
Hon. is Nih. tl lo 114 luelii.ivti ,'no I'm h
lliimls Nos. 115 to 1IM iiiciu.iu lii. iicii
Totnl JIlM.iHI.iiU
Vkhmo.nt Investment X- Gimiuntkh Co.
liy V. E. llfMl, Tieasufcr.
.iI.vmUw
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
Hi i.iiI.vk .V luiinlii'i" SI,, N. .
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Tiinro i , n iiQMiU.I, In romp ito onlcr.
It. stall i ..nt uimiirpassttil, I'aMinrer ilnviilor.
Iln. mi, sjl u r slur anil rpuuiil.
V, Wil.UKV, l'rop. (i. U, uu.sti.Mi, Man.iKir
.i'.'.wl jv
flLI
W
1
i;i:nr,ixc;Tox
SAVINGS BANK.
chakTismbd in hi:.
Deposits .Inn. J, 18111, $2,40". I '
Sin plus, - - - . Ul',11 '
Total Asot, - - - $2,04, ', "I
TltUSTKEH.
C. V. W'AIMI, I Wtt.t.tRT ' in- i
I'llAHI.E I1. SMITtT, Ht.MtV ti iiT
J. I.. IHits niw, A. li. f'n r.
Hl.VllY Wl.l.lJI.
Ilrrelvo and paysi (lonns-lts il . '
posits rt'.' p mi i-lther of llm lirst f -ur I e
ilnjsofa'iv Mintttli draw itit"M-st i -i. t
If made iiflnrw-.nt Interest will c i i i u
tlrst of the f'illnliiK month.
Interest i! be Tedited le th ir-,-f.,. i r
lt and July 1', rinnpii'iniliiiu i i n i
There nro no s'oo1 h i' tpe( j,, tli , n-nk A
thn earnings, h-ss t-s p- im, hub i - 1 pi s
t'irs. 'Ihe rate of inlet-ist de, i-n is . , i n
earning-, mid let-thn past loin e.irs has
been
4 1-2 VVAl CENT.
All taxes are in hi by the ' ni '. t, il
nf Sl.Vri or leu. ! ir,-i!4 ar re" . - I ut i
from il in 8 W), ami no niten-r . , .
on nay sum m t i fss nf thl-t am i i i ,
on ili'imsl--, by v irl',- t. irphrii', en ' .
tors, pti" iitn.s, nunrdiins. c inr .' r
lif!,'Us msii'utin'is ur o . trust fu '- ., ,
by order of e-iur'.
This atik i h 'en Vermont
the Investment of Its f'tnds. u i I -- . j
money out of the Statu until the I i- a I
Is met.
No mnnoy loaned to any offl- r - 'r 'ci
of the hank.
( UAIlI.'-'s. I SM! ! !'...t,
C. I . W A lit I. 'I 'l'Jtli;
4
REMOVAL.
Tim i'.MrM ,tn,i '1 rust Cm. pn
t .. , it linn n . mvi'U In in Low s , ,
lii' Cull .-.) 'f.L-ft ii.ir m-rly N
I)nriti4 . iii j list c'c'.it s-eB"., 1
11' I'm. .t h n ri.nt 1 nil o'ln 0
at!- 1111 A 1111.. on i 1 i'.,'' i
ri'i-'iiio. a i-iuiiily ami li i. . .
Iiti'i --il tf I o rlriuj:.'.
'I I. l !lll'l linw rr : 1
vi', n'li' y a,,. I cltr i.-ino
1 111 1..H' ( it v, .111. 1 1 1
In- 1IU' I'
l-'ar a
in -t i
- iinu '.
I in i'o
t'n'inM
1 ,i- t...
-i-rvii
, 1 i'i .'.i
1 a Ipvel '. 1 Ii t ,
1 tire primf v ;
Vuliie 'In
,11 piar.i ' '
irmv u.l ri ' .
. I ;. cilitios , r. I
tl:. ui 11 -
nil I i
1 if
' ll'lI'.U 'l J' I
v : imy- w i.
,t of I'-, . ill -.
no ill"
L-f lii'-lit uf fund-, a I
tir 'I iintce for in I.'
.il tiuy an.l -I'll Ur- i
f"i I'iii ami iloine- 'c
iln i'm r. itti. 111 10L, .
i.i-r. lio '" mici IH i. 1
1 ni"
ll IIS t . 1 1 " til S . , t
a ,itt' .ti. . 11. tl. '1
'1 .v., .tint lllic-ii tli il nil.
I'l " I I' l flillisit, I's I,' s
- 1 tl III I il .1 S ft U li.'.l t .
O'll Ll-tut!f".'.SH li-' t'l ,1 B Ti
niir , .1 1 runs it...'-, n lil', ' -i
in sjj.,11 rmitrii: ..r'".. '.-'
j.i.Ih y. o ounl.
ii. ci our o.tlcu an.;
1I.I.IA.H l I.I.I
t
, 1' I. ni.
I.. W.'.K!). 1 1
nr.
4 0 RiiRrantfif.fi 4
Bnrlissloii Co.,
lNCOIirOUATl,D 1 s '
Tills CcTiiV'tiy " ifji'tre
or i;i' o 1 i t ta'V n .i- .
t en .1' r:Ti' ' . i 1 -, i
niitflily mo luru a i . .il1- aiU-
proot iuul ('it . a I'll l' '
iimpHuyV in - h Sai--
liiTjcnr. paccri'"' l,i npplK.it
vito iaspect ..
11. IS. hMAi.!.::V, !r(lipnt.
li. t.. VAM
MERCHANTS
NKTIONKL E 7-T JM
oi- i.cni.i..'ON, r.
Inrnrriorsti) I tl'.."J. l;in,' ,,l.n ISfi
Capital, - f.OO, OOO
.Surplus Fr.ittl. - - - -,:;o,VOO
1'crmawnf -ut
in L. is. J,on , l a,
ralui; ... zr.O, OOO
United St;3 Dep?..i:.
A petirnl H . 1 . ; i n --1
Our lar.'rt it ,r- i . ii-i r- .
ablw lift tn iTi . ,,' viirj'ii1
of a,I.v..i n ... ttl : t ,.
MTtin.' . , ,i ui
bouchf an i-.t.a. .z
is ess,
i ;lL1
- ..S.
ilcpojit ut i ii - .i i r win t f-i1.'
Thin Hank has -t xb'U
ot iiul. linai-, ' ". i al
con ,ro : i .
i t'tmU i a ,.i ' i.i ! ,fi
p.lr-T f.H tno j ( ,
:mk , ti .
p-o al l.v-ii) ,f hi '
thit dapar;;.int tt. t .
rttwjfti itjy tu r.-:
Iom will lti rn u i
Ua 4 of ry
will ciiii ui: i I . .
UP ii t fur . 4i t" i
IJ. , .i-it 'U i
Oil U .M.i i i . '. .t.
ihi torui of u- in it.
M.
'S '1s-
It -u-
.
ir I
skcuritv:
AM)
l
I'MlV-r ''3-
r.vh
Ml.N
This r.niik will a' io.' r
rroney lor invciiaiuit in i i .
miy b defireti, cu l iu'-i-rc. 'm
oa nt'.rh luais ixmslin trvi,- U7-".i.
Wj liavn ,.ivui ii,.;im .-r
coiistvuiiiv. oni said inv.'.'.r.
women, trust. ixuil those pir- m
unnhi.i or difcitvi.uAi to uiaaago t . .
rial nlfairi. 1 1' lieu J?irl w.i ..i
liieir aenu for t.m iii.v.tiuocs ,
nil 1 for tho ooileciiou ot rant., a
uu.l luluiv-.t.
Wo i.all )it fo iml'i Unit.. I
"a nr.
.. i fd
'. V
i rj
JUV
ft 'I M
in l
wl ili
iuunui;.a, (,uJ tuu.robi iou l ivul ..ijc
lir.i-. luiw iuirdt uiiU liiriUoui i.. .aj -cm
i.ioi.
Our Ions cirrlini:a hn civ.-i ui a
thorough Ln inl'do .( thlt bu,. 111,1, 11:1 1
noi.Ii,iI1 a, a. I UJlat Du inl t ivi oJJ
u.ihIiii'j whu. tiler l.tforuintioti mm hnva.
1V. ruiipais;riUy mviio cou'iMp.m liii.'3 of
fin inter vie iv witu uuy on lni.T.. i.kI, 1. ils
fu..urMiieo4 that ir&nsaotuui M.tu us w.i. J4
t.eld In Ftricujct couSJenou anil in.tttor. oou
inittoj to our ciiarf;o will Lava euro Tui &
tcution.
C, V. WOODHOUSR, 1Vi.1 UaU
T. K. AV.M.ES, Vice Pr.-s. I - u,
U U WOODllOUSE, ftuuisr.
ITS.aAwtt
AUCTION SALE.
1 will soil my furiii nt imhlto 1111.1 nn
a. 111., Siatiinlny, Mnrfh ;Hi, IMi'. li 1. :
nlitly Iwiited iu Wl.lmtu 1 .111 1 "-t. iimo
nt'ir llini'liiicli I'kiiI: lot" miles
ritiWiuictnn. i t'Oiita.n iM-tivt. 11 m ni '
Helen of I.1111I, lsuo 1 wuoUu.l ami ..i'iii
will knew a liumliv I li"".l o tni k
MH. s. M. lil-'.M I'l
I'. I), lllm-bhuuh, Vi.
l.i,lt.iwi.
