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Ayers Catnartic Pills.
For all tao purposes Of Laxative

n Perhaps no one modi.
E,) cine IS - universally re.
II OIirpl by cyrrybody rs
~ arahallic, a nor VA, over
S=.7---==7--=.-E76,.-- II any hrior, 50 uuiycgsal.
X LII -. Is adopted into ne, II
every rycouAtr"ani among
Ao w. " ,.5 .a".: n. !. $.s@:: '": M. VI: Il"
N,-.-.-=-.sF-5H son l., that D. i'a moro re-
y-s>+5 .sss,. H.! hip a1l fl. mare Clrr-
--sFlslEat - tual remedy than any
o,Err IgD-e vino have
trcl it, know that i, cured them; those who hayo
AMI an know that what ii docs once 1t does always
that il ucver fall through amy tau" or n"-irrtut
it, composition. We have tAuusau.> upon thuU,
sand, OF trcrtrJtos otlhcirrcmalkalir cares OF the
following complaints, but such cures ~" known IN
every ncighhoihood, and we meet not publish them.
Adapted IS all ages and conditions il all climate
containing neither Ca'Nmel or any "eletc!ous drug,
th"Y may he taken with SatctT Dy anybody. Their
sugar coating preserve, Them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant % take, Wllr being purely vegetable
NJ harm can arise from their ne IN any quantity.
They operate hy their powerful Influence on tho
Internal yi-'cra to puyiri the blood and stimulate it
into healthy action -rrmpyc the ob-tru 'tiOu5 Ot tho
stomach, bowels, liver, anb other o'E3us OF tho
hody, restoring their irregular action 10 health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such deraugG-
ment5 ~ are III" first origin ofdltel-a.
Minute directions are given ~ the wrapper on
tie box, ior the following complaints, which these
iHUs rapidly Curc:-
For EbysPrpsi.s or LnIigrsriau. EisaIrss.
ness. s.sngUOT and Loss OF .ADppgita. thrT
should De taken moderately to stimulate the s,Ou.
a'h and restore Its healthy tone and action,
For siVrr Complaint and its various synp.
toms, Bilious z1P;IiiaCs" Sick EEcsIdsICha,
5aMnsiCr or STrCn SiChnrr., Billions
Soiic and Bilious EcVers, tlry should be ia.
y taken Tor each case, 10 correct the diseased
action or remove the ohStrurt1Us which cause il.
-, FOR tbyscntrry or sDiarrh'ea, but one mid
For EsheuInmtisnl, Sort, Gravel. EssIpi-
t3ti4n of tho REeArt, Tain in Ghn Side,
tsnck and F4OiuS, they should be continuously
taken, required, to change the diseased action Of
me system. NiIA such change those complaints
For Esrorsy anil zNro,.;c.,T {, C,,..,,I,,,,. ,l,,,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-02-20

II. 4. HEIMROID.
Chrrus, aud Druggist OF 10 Years Experience in
PhtddeHhlu, and now ucatrd at hlS Drug and
Chemical Warehouse, 50i Broadway New York.
tFrom the largest Manufacturing Chemists in the Wcrld
81 am acquainted with Mr. IL r. lelmboldi he occupied
the Drug store opposite my residence, and successful
IN mduc'f'g the business where others hal not been
equally So before him. have been tayuru,ly Impressed
NN.Lh Lis oh nI nd nIlnr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-02-20


g'iFE NEA MrP ngR.-The tr'al, at bloomsbury,
of Thomas Donohoc, charged with being one of the
murderers of A. W Rcr, was concluded on Tuesday
of last week, and on Thursday the jury rendered u
verdict of acquttal 1t stated that when the jury
went out it stood eleven for conviction and one for
acqutta. The Bloomsturg Rep"Nica", of Thurs
day. speaks as follows Of the counsel engaged in the
case:
"qhe coTntel on the part Of the Commonwealth
we'll and arduously performed their duty Mr.. Ike
Ter Mr.. l.. Bartholomew, Mr.. Badly Mr.. Clark and
Mr.. LVclle deserve great credit for the mastery
manner in which they developed and presented the
case. The latter deserves especial mention for his
untir!ng energy exhibited in working up the ev-
dcnce.
"On the othc7 hand the prisoner was very ably
defended. There are few more able or competent
lawyers in State than Mr. Ryon OF potsyille. or
Mr.. Wolverton, Of Sunbury.
''R. L. Clark, ESQ, opened to the jury on the
part of the Commonw eaith, followed by Mr.. Ryon,
Of PottSvile, aud Mr.. Freeze, the part of the
prisoner and tire was elored yesterday morning
by Mr.. Bartholomew, on the part Of the Common
wealth.
Immediately aftcr DonohocS acQuittnl he was re-
arrested, charged with attempting, on the sth of
October last and again en- the 18th of November, to
rob Maj. Claude White, on the highway in Schuyl-
kill county. The prisoner was expected to reach
Potsvillc Thursday afternoon, lth inst in custo
dy of officers and have hearing before Squire
Frailey,
John Dunrey, Michael Prior and Patrick Hester.
the other parties charged with being concerned in
the murder Of Mr.. Rca will remain in prison in
Columbis ceantv. entil March, when they will be
tried. Additional important evidence, it is said,
has been obtained, which will be prodaced on their
trial.
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Special n otitcs.

tg+ DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS and CATARRH
treated with the utmost success by j. lSAACs, NJ b.,
and Professor Of Diseases of the Eye and Ear; this
speciality in the Medical College of Pennsylvania,
II years experience, formerly OF Leyden, lollandJ
No. Sjj Arch Street, Philadelphia. Testimonials can
be seen ut this office The medical faculty in
vitrd to accompany their patients, ms he has no
secrets in his practice. Artificial eyes inserted
without pain. No charge for examination.
Feb. IL, lSG9.-ly
A NEW REMEDY IN CpNSUMPTION.--A
Physician who had Consumption for several years,
with frequent bleeding Of the lungs, cured himself
with medicine unknown to the profession, when his
case appeared hopeless. llo is the only physician
who has used il in his own Person. or who has any
knowledge of its virtues and ho ascribo the de-
gree of health he now enjoys TO nothing but the
use of his midicnci and nuthng but utter despair
and entire extinction Of al hope of recovery, to-
gether with n want of confidence in all Others induce
ed him to hazard the experiment. To those suffer
ing with nny disease of the Lungs he proers treat
ment he confidently believes will eradicate the
diEease Price u 90 per bottle or SS half dozen,
sent by express. Send for circular or call on
DR. E..BoYLSTOS JACKSON,
No $50 North Tenth Street, Philadelphia.
For sale by IL, Y. Friling, Market Square, Sun
bury, Pa, and Druggists generally.
May 80, 1868 -ly.
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Errors OF Youth.
4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
N Nervous Debility Premature decay, and all
the effects OF youthful ndscrotion will, for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free of all who need it,
the recipe aud direction for making the simple rene
dy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by tho advertisers experience do by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN L, OGDEN,
Jan. ., 'G9.-ly No. AZ Cedar strGet, y. y.
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Guide 40 SznrriHac.-ioun Men, Guide
to Happy Marriage and Coniugal Felicity. the hui
naue views ofbcncvolent Physicians, on the Errors
and Abuses incident 10 Youth and Early Manhood,
sent in sealed letter envelopes free OF charge, Ad
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadel-
fhia Pa.
juno i3 lS6S.-iy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-02-20

The New RAILRoAD.-The grading on the Dan
vile, Hazleton & Wilkesbarre Railroad between
this place and Danvie, will be completed this week,
and the laying of the track will be commenced next
week, and we may soon expect to have another i'm.
portant railroad to terminate at this place. The
grading, above Dasvlle, is aso being completed ra-
mildly, for the laying of the track We are glad to
hear that the road is being pushed forward vgo-
rousIy, and we have no doubt that it will be finished
much sooner than was anticipated
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CASH.
Paints, Oils, &c.

a full stock Of Oils comprising Linscoi oil. Coal
nll, Fish Oil, and Luhrira'mg on for En.in,s anl
Machinery Naguihcs Cla-. always ON hand. a. Inv,
IIite- at CDNLEY 4 cos
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OVER ONE MILLION BOTTLES
have been "'l md nn snglc instance of i's fnirc
hu"wn. We hu'r IA ouG possession, any ,r;'iy q. Co;
t!hcJ'yE some @! lucn fIur1
EMtNNEV TurEICIANS
who have used Il 30 ttc' WucNcr aul gwen Il tie Y,u
rmincucc over ever, ".,rr compound.
II DOES Nor DRY ur \ COUCH,
out LOu&l.NS IT,
50 ms to oraIc:Ae patient to cxPuctuatc freely Tw'n-
IhI"r doses.
WILL lNvARIAgr" Cr7E r,oN.lsH Il THE THROAT
hnf hn',lc'ts often completely currl the >,t,,
bora Cough, and yet hulNh ~ and spryGy IN
operation It . perfectly harmless, being purely vegetable
~ very agreeable to the taste ana nHy tc G'HsciC-
To children ol amy nEc.
In cases Of GROUP We &' guarantee core, il ta"Ca i:
E,Is'u.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ W!TuOI IT
Is within the reach oi a being the che~pes, lud lss.
medicine cNluut.
c. G. CLARK : &C. P.opric,,rs,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Apr! l., l-0@.--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-02-20

RAILROAD MEEriSG.-Iu pursuance to call, a
large number of the stockholders of the Mddlecreck
Railroad met in the Court House, in Middeburg,
Snyder county, on the Sth inst. Col. II. C. Eyer
was chosen President and S. Aleman ESQ., and
A T, Reed, were pppointed Secretaries. motion
was made to the effect that the President of the road
be called upon to appoint meeting to elect officers
for the ensuing term.
Beayegtuwn was selected as the next place of meet
ing on the I'd day of March.
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Hill LADELPHIA,

=, Samples sent hy mail when written for
October ID, lSGS.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-02-20

TaE IcE CRor.-Those who failed TO get ice of
the first freezing in bad way, rs tire rcccnt
freshe has taken away the Lest resort, the shore ice
on ,he r!vcr. There is, however, ice in of the
ponds, which, for some purposes, such making
ice cream, &c, is a5 good the best. The worst
slush ice, and even compact snow, will keep we'll
and answer al,nost well for most of cooling pur
poses as the pure solid ice We filled our ice house
one winter, with ice that had been showed on the
river bank and laid exposed to The for six weeks.
We never had any that kept longer.
Tue CoMToS SCHOOLS OF NORTHUMBERLAND
CouNrr.--By the late report of the Superintendent
of Common Schools Of Pennsylvania, for tho year
ending June lst, 1853, Il appears that there yet
some districts which refuse to put the common school
system into operation We regret to state that we
have four ncn-accepting districts in this county, viz
Cameron, Jackson, Little Mahanoy and Washington.
The districts named, if they persist in refusing to
pat schools into operation under the system, will
lose in additicn 10 tho large appropriation for the
current year. the following amounts Cameron,
S3i7 II; Jackson $3.50 O3j Little Mahanoy, $3.50
50 and Washington, 1928 Ol.
We hope that our efficient County Superintendent
will devote little time in those districts TO Induce
them to accept the common school system before his
term of Office expires
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

RurEnr.--Mr. Albert Smith u Ru.
port, WAS, ON Saturday tho Ilth inst,
chosen from tho principal literary sooioty
Of Union College. schenectady, N. Y. 10
act m valediotorian At tho opening Of tho
next term, IL being ono VI tho highest
honors Of tho graduating GLASS.
AT the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of tho West Rupert Dairy Asso-
tion, hold ut Factory Point, on tho 9Th,
tho following officers were elected for tho
ensuing year y. q. Bherman, President
Il. Hawley and l.. ID. Hopkins. Vice Pros.
dents, r. l.. Sheldon, G. A. Sherman and
Warren Burcb, Directors; George Hop
kins, Il. IIawloy and John Cleveland,
Auditors. During tho past year tho Az.
sociation manufactured 1,4s3.Di7 lbs Of
milk, making 147, BG2 lbs. Of cheese. To
tai amount.of cash sales, $22, G53.S7; aver
ago number Of pans, 525: number Of days
factory was in operation, 208.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

LUDiOw.-Ths yssnS OssSls, sspss-
islly thoss u tbs 6sbbsth aobnsls. ere
loohing forward ~ Christians With IN.
usasl istssss, The Epissopsi School are
preparing for festival Christnss svsn-
iug, tho Baptist, The evening prses ding
New Year, sid ths Usivsrsaiist The
nssl evening. Eseh has " special ~.
trsetions pvonissd, but We fcrbsss disoios.
leg. lssst shs szpssAsat~ b deprived ii
tbs plsasuvs II wondering, snd ths per.
iormsnnss loss ths charm II wonder.
SnSw hes istlsa since last svsniag, "a
the dspth II i've inohss A blow Vas re-
ported ON tbs wy from NJ. Holly, bat
ssin has spoiled al that. Old Borsas will
have " lot this snow lie.
Tho Aosdemy has q goodly number
u students, Masking excellent progress
under tho now system They sre main
tanning tho literary society throughout
tho winter with no little enthusiasm.
CAIvIa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

GLEN's FALLS, n. Y.-At the Court
of Sessions, held at Caldwell on the 18th
inst, Nelson Byron, whose various escapes
from Jail have made him 80 notorious, was
tried for burglary in robbing the house Of
Henry Gayger, Glen's Falls. The jury
failed to agree, and then Byron was lie,
out on bail in the sum Of $1,000. The
barn of Mr.. Gayger was ornamented with
written threats and low illusions the
night after Byron was released. w. II
Pike, George Hawks and Patrick Ford,
indicted for riot committed in 1867, were
tried. Ford was found guilty and sen.
fenced to pay fine of 500 and four
months in the county Jail. The jury
failed to agree in regard to Hawks, and
Pike was discharged.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

81 Aal~ = 49, - ~ ssnbsr, ssl
sAsrs Il > poso b. Florence Percy. and
st4siss ~ X D. Ripley, Nis Douglass. A.
n. Daas, DO. 1rhs psbllshsss odss srsss
ENDORSEMENTS " new ssbssribsrs. sad W
rseommspd our readers u incioss TIN
cents for sample copy, 10 Deacon a. Pc
tsssoa. $40 Walnut street, Phiisdslphis.
fsos " 10 . year l~bieh slso includes .
large steel spgssying), -Four fopies, ~
Fivs copies. and one gratisj. ~.
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Odds aud Ends.

Father Hyacinthe has arrived al
Havre.
Liverpool law decides bicycle a car.
risge.
--Ano'her eruption of Vesuviu- i'm.
minent.
-pu-sia n uo- L-iili.e H.. i-.-
motives.
DIR. Chslmers.
The ws-berwomeu Il Paris are still
out on strike.
--Eugland is Ia adopt hulf-penny news.
paper postage.
Cough and the Cardiff giant have
been competing in Hudson.
Most Of the T. -tern colleye boys are
now enjoying Vacations.
A Williams junior, born III China, is
lecturiny GU that country.
Bingham Young's wife has a cold
She sne, zes by plstoons-
The Geographical Convention is to
be held at Anvers, in August, 1870.
-London convicts sre put at making
boots for the metropolitan police.
A French soothsayer tells fortunes
by the fc't instead Of the palm.
- rn- P,.p-'s Peters pence within the
las' ten years foots up *2O. 100000.
--Noue 1T the temporal powers has a
81. ,.lai representative ut the EcumenicAl.
"A uumpbal arch of beer barrels
L 4 II p
oi Prussia
-Mrs Heushaw, mother of Mrs. L. d.
Il. n. South worth, die 4 recently in Wash
ingtpn. aged II.
-J.-rni- I.ind's daug liter, sged twelve.
is another nightingale, though unaedged
~ yet
-Auotber literary forger bas been
fund 10 Paris, but h. confines his skill
10 distinguished autographs.
The Austrian residents at Constant.
nnpl, have Just established an Aastro-
Hungarian bank tber..
The P.rsian army il TO be drilled by
British officers. Four officers have been
assigned to the work already.
-IhS tull2winK gives the number vi
1t udsut- in the AWi.sssain University
1860. 40; 1867, 256 1888. 31s; 1863,
so.
The pre~~ut endowment IT the Yale
Scientific ;Sch"d !. $4OO.OOO. An effort
j. making To add &5OO,OOO.
"A young girl committed suicide near
Liverpool recently. abecaurs her sister
wouldn't ist her butter her bread.
The duties "n tea, sugar and ooffee in
Great Britain are To bs rendjustsd and
materially is..~nsd before next April.
An Iri-h ah.eniee landlord wrote 10
his steward: "Isli tho tsnsnts that nc
threats TO shoot you will tsrify me-"
--I'rofessor N. T. Lnpton has accepted
the Alab.u,s University Presidency which
Professor Ls.hrop Of Yale declined.
Row. J. u. Bittiuyer. ID. d., declines
the Presidency IT Wsshis0soa and JeHsr.
son College. II Washington, Pa.
Newly 800 Pssisian trsdesmsn took
tn. oath ~ csudidssS Dsssiy 70 secure q
xrssuispus. s.tvsrtissassnt In the election
sdvsssissosns noeisss.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

O. = the M J 81 GSa7tS53 % greedy
err
Two yoaav msa nsa,sd s.s't'. "ss ~ :
last wssk, hired hosss snd carriage ~
Wards livery stable 70 - 10 EA., P'p'''
nsy aud then returning, rs-sngsgsd !. b.
70 10 Hsmpton. Notwithstanding MI
Ward started 10 had them. On hi. ~sy
there he met his hovss da the run. with
The harness attached, but no carriage, go.
Ing farther on he found bis osrrisss ny
The side u he rad, we'll ssnsshsd np.
u sppssrsd On inquisy thst The young
men wsnt N Hsmpsoa, staid awhile, and
started Tor Poultnsy, the horse ON run.
.oon met boy ON horse back. and con.
rivsd ~ run against tho horse. which
thsy did With sooh tosos as 10 send horse
and by in,o tho ditch. aud 10 dstsoh the
carriage from their own hos.s and leave
that In the ditch n, young mon have
not been bs.rd from since.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

CosCnEssfosAL. We notice that our
esteemed townsman, Col. A. II. Tanner,
NJ. c., has introduced two bills in the
House Of which he is a member one
regulating the importation Of lumber
from Canada, Is Of great importance to
his constituents here and IN Troy, and al
so to the citizens OF Albany, who are en-
gagged in lumber trade. II we understand
the nature Of the bill, it is to settle a
question Of jurisdiction which has been Of
much Importance to Importers. The 9th
er is Of legal character, Regulating bail
&c - the Importance Of which We are I'M
able to state, only that, coming from him,
we are disposed to regard II as a necessary
reform.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30
Christmas Carol.


~ thHs Hgfssss
. lUycly voice. III the sty
That bymn'd tho BayiDn's birth
Are W not singing stiiI yn high.
We that sang. "Ysaos ON earth Z"
TO us yet speak the strains
Wbsrevitb, In days goDs by,
~ blea.'d the byrian SWANS,
y voices of the SKY
o clear aud shining light. whose beams
That hour Heavens giory siin1
Around the palms. and o'sr the streams,
And on the shepherds head
H. near, through life and death
As la that hottest night
~ Hope. and joy. and Eaith.
. clear and shining light
q star witch led b. Iiim pbDse love
brought down mans ransom free
Where art thou Midst tho is,s,s above
May we stiii gsss on Thee
Ia Heaven thou art not act,
Thy rays earth might not dim
5sDd them ~ guide as yet.
O,tr Witch led 10 Him
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BAPTIsr.

BAPTJsT.
"A nsv library has been added To the
Bsptist Sunday School in Bsnnington.
Rev. g. =. Nicholson, late Of Bellows
Yalla, has bssa gagged BY the Bsptiss
oscisty n Newport.
The grsdisg for the Baptist Seminary
q Lyndoa Csntsr has oommsnosd. Tho
bFisk and sloas have bern contracted for,
saA Tie psslininssi<s ell msds Tor steady
prvgssss a Ne wosk.
-Ths Ysss WIN BAptisis nov anmbss
LsSx shsssho ~ G. e8l sosmsnIsssta,
- Snassass ~ nissey-ssvsa shusshss.
~ SAl7 ooaasaioasts during ths past
-Ths Gab>si& ssAsa1e N Deistel srs In
01UQ1o1h1ag sso11l1oa. yst0sso aieht
- - - - ~ = Os1Asulsg tAs
ds1Be1lh. os11eo sshssl vesheu dAos,a
a1nDlua ~ sttunGin teu.ses ~
lus1W pevu1u11lD. Xsv ssrk4 = -
$500 Ge1wobnS - $500 q yoss
naG6B ~ tn1on1sm ~ lhioA1sl.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

MoNTPELIER.-A meeting Of the cor
porators of the Montpelier and Wells
River Railroad was held ut the Pavilion
Hotel. on Monday, the Goth inst at which
James Z. Langdon and John A. Page
were appointed commissioners to receive
subscriptions to the capital stock of the
road. The subscription of the town Of
Montpelier for 1000 shares Of stock was
made on Tuesday, and $4,000, being 5
per cent. of their par value, paid in.
Measures are being taken to raise $50, 600
by private subscription of stock. Mr.
Langdon takes $4,000, on condition that
the remainder $4,000 is pledged by the
18th day of January, 1870 A meeting
of shareholders for the election of direc.
tors is called to meet on the 4,h proximo
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

RICHMOND MARKET.-For the last two
weeks there has boon but little done in
butter and cheese. Prices remain about
as last quoted butter from 30 to 37s
cts. cheese from 10 to Is cts. Monday
there were shipped from this station be.
tween seven and eight thousand pounds
of poultry, mostly geese; price, from II
to 1G cts. per pound.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

TIE WORLD MovEs-Unde the head
Of Winhall -" The Green Mountain
House." a correspondent of the Manches-
ter Journal gives the following interest
Ing iUem
The world does move Winhall Moun-
tain is all alive. The old, primevul for
ests that sheltered tho Indian hunter and
the panther are falling at the deep cut OF
the woodlands ak and are being trans-
mitted into coal, that Connecticut manu-
factures may live out of iron aud even
the old hard Hooking Green Mountain
House" has fallen into their hands and a
new man, VIM. +. Mills of Rupert keep
1t open for the refreshment of meu and
beast.
Changes are not always reforms, said
old john Ranpolph, and it is so {; but in
this case the better, marvellous and cona-
plete.
Only think of it, Mr.. Editor the
fact be published world-wide-a few day.
since, two strangers, each with load OF
lumber. called at this old house, had their
teams put mp, warmed and prepared for
dinner. When the dinner bell rang. they
walked up to the bar aud called for some
whiskey, when to their utter astonish-
ment and even pleasure, the landlord told
them that no spirits Of any kind wrr"
kept on the premises. lie then led the
way into the dining room. aud ~ ALI were
gathered at the full loaded table. he ear
Mostly and fervcntly asked God 10 bless
the food. the family Of the strangers and
the world.
This is the old Green Mountain
HOUSE, permanent arrangement, tho.
We understand. Ii would seem IA II the
wise IN IN made mistake when he s,id.
There is no nav thing under the sun
Query II that reform has take n place
IN 0tdt h0tsc, and fair hotel can be kept
on temperance principles, what IL the rea-
son that hotels not 40 high mp in the
world, aud amid older civilization sid
churches, can't live Oh the same princi-
ples? Il. : c.