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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19
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seti8a s3 u the Constitution q
Vermont resis a. folloNs
IN tfaer that thc freedom II this
commonwealth raay Be- preserved ia-
vio,ate foreser there shall d chosen
ty ballot. ~ toe freemen Il this
STATE. 81 the last wednesday ia March
81 the wear 1893 and ca the lsa We'd
reslay Is uare4 il every seven years
thereafter thirteen persons, who shall
81 chosen 10 the same manner the
council Il chosen except they shall
Dot be ont 81 the council or general
assembly, to be called the council 81
censors. who shall meet together on
the first Wednesday 81 Juue next en-
seeing their election. tho majorty u
Nh0m shall BE- q quorum 10 every case.
except a. ID calling convention ID
which two thirds Of tie whole number
elected shan agree; and whose duty il
shall BE 10 iLaaire whether the Consti-
tntiou has been preserved inylolate in
every part during the last septeuary,
,inclndlng the year Of their serylce),
and whether the legislative and execu-
tive branches Of government have per-
formed their duty as guardians d The
people. OF assumed 10 themselves, Or
exerci ca Sther or greater powers than
they are entitled TO by the Constitution.
They are also to inquire whether the
public taxes have been Justly laid and
collected in all parts Of tins common
wealth; in what manner the public
moneys have been disposed Of and
whether the laws have been duly exc
cuied For these purposes they shall
have power 10 send for persons, papers
and records; they shall have authority
to pass public ceusnres to order i'm
peachments, aud TO recommend 10 the
Legislature the repeating such laws as
shall appear to them to have been pass
ed contrary TO the principles Of the Con
stitution; these powers they shall con-
tnue to have for and during the space
Of one year from the day Of their cleo
ton, and no longer The said council
Of censors shall have power to call "a
convention, TO meet within two years
after their sitting, il there appears 10
them on absolute necessity Of amend
ing any article Of this Cons tuition
Which may be defective, explaining such
as may be thought not clearly express
ed, and 81 adding such as are necessary
for the preservation Of the rights aud
happiness o. the people. Bat the arti-
Giles to be amended aud the amend
ments proposed aud such articles as
are proposed to be added or abolished.
shall be promulgated 1t least siz months
before the DAY appointed for the cleo
tion Of such convention, for tire pre-
vious consideration Of the people that
they may bnye an opportunity Of IN
sirueting hen delegates on the subject
Tuis is the year Tor the election Of
ceusors. The election is TO take place
Wednesday, March 3lst The first
questions lore the people is, How shall
candidates FOR these thirteen censors be
selected 2 Two ways are suggested
One is for each county 10 have a CON
yenuon and nominate one candidate.
The other is for the State committee Of
both parties, Republicans and Demo-
Gratis, 70 unite in calling State CON
yenton for the nomination Of the whole
ticket.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

he nsw saspeTsiea bridge Al Niagara falk
vhieh uas opened - The public fss aAys age
hss she snagest sinsis span il H. world. The
width Of The ehASm fstm ela - elin, oteT ths
NlAgnrs rlser, 4 1850 feet Ihs span setswsn
oeatros II towers is gass feet Tie length q TIE
ssssssndsd portion 4 thc roadway : 1880 feet
The height = lhe certre q the roadway Shave
tae ustsr ysnet - 8 fest a. high vateg % Vi -
" feai - ~ water. The helghs y ihs guter i
msea asocted b. tAe aireetioa aud teres = TIE
aluA IAa Seer : suspended isusa tNe cal'les,
fasaaa e talstsi rirs r1pas seven % esch eai'is,
laid one 81 tla entire aaa tst eslers araaf.a e
The esslot arc ssveh Eaeaas in atsHetef, eaataan
B5l sree pssr .n each eai4s. ana wcish q
T5ulas f.sF 4Hssi foei. The faliies ~ auehofea
in asA8 Aaasslsut raek - lhs tsnasiiaa ssls. sod
Is al1aa t.As.gsr1 gu ghe NV Vera sae.
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MANCHESTER JOURNAL.


Ths yyssTzrslffan latelv iuiscauoed ia
Congrssa n grsat q ponaon h. Mrs
Iduoaan s Aksly = revive ths dssenss
"a a lhs nerits snd desserts q TIA,
isay The ..lnatu sarsssan q Abrsban
ircaan dlt tasosd and beloved n 81
nasfes SD esssss seuaA The hearts
= fbs togp.e 9nis 70 Nsstng'oa hifB
saf. gave afabdset uTpastuniiy iof
sirs Larel Is q become ooe oftbe most
hanure8 - 8a8svcan wemea Tcf bow
daersat sle See ue a tha Aaerleaa
pasre s pared sist Nartta Waa
aad bou widely different wsll
b her haslu Mr Ln~oie vas sety
frm5aie % ng tarosp ifta iavofa-
IT. e1cuussta aees ard b8gh t.osit3on
81 sbe vhs agalaly uniotiunaie %
improving either for hor oan aPernnd
amaui = honor
Her disagreement with She people in
relation 70 iis National Monument y
hey lasneals1 husband cooled Tie "a
tobal feslinr iowara hsr Then whea
sbe commenced selling o6 ~ tes q
bar wardrobe taat BAD been presented
h hor b the peapl il bouor 81 heI
husband. and as evorbitaut prices be-
caues thcy vers presents had 40 tend
oaey 10 ealiyen il her behalf public re
qea
Ws tbsuk ,he Liberal cartatian touch
q isis affair With just Discriminate
nheH Il says
That Mrs Lincoln should dipos
81 The unnecded articles 81 Der ward
robe Ia order 10 obtain needed funds j.
not matter of public concern, and
probably 40 one wonld have utter
"a word 81 complaint bad the matter
rested there. Bot It seems that Mrs
IAncoln wanted more than the articles
were worth, because they we're presents
% tbe wife Of Abraham Lincoln; and N
her correspondence with Dir Brady she
shows such a determination TO com
money for herself ont u the public re.
spcct and gratitude for her husband
and ~ misrcprceotts aud abuses the
American people becanse they have not
done more for her that what otherwise
verr a purely private affair becomes q
pubie scandal Mrs Lincoln received
from Congress nf,sr ben husband'sdeatb
between twenty two and twenty.threc
thousand dollars According to her
own showing she received at different
times presents from different indyidu-
ais to the value Of from twenty-five 10
thirty thousand dollars Itwould seem
llag she has thousand times more
reason for gratitude than complaint
And the sole reason that size did not
receive more was that her own ill-breed
ING. coarseness, and vulganty u mind
made her unpopular with all classes 81
people She vas universally disliked.
and vas only tolerated on her hus
bands account Recent events have
made it plain that Mr. Liucoln.s home
WAS q him high school o. patience
ana that the deep lines u care ans,
sorrow IL his fCeo were quite as much
the result 81 domestic TRIALS rs Of pub
d responsibilities II Mrs. Lincoln
finds herself unnotieed aud deserted
She VIII dnd tle reason for itn her own
temper ami bearing, and those who
knov anything about the matter vii
SCI down tie fact 10 the credit Of tic
American people
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Lebanon Spings II. r.
sp.eiai D '.pofeh 10 ne Ja4r.at

Special D'spafet 10 hf JSsrsat
NEW YoRK, Jan Is.
The Bennington 4 Rutland r. II. take
lease OF the Lebanon Springs road,
aud will run in close connection with
Harlem r r., through cars by the way
Of Bennington and Manchester to Rut-
land and Montreal Making an all rail
line without change Of cars. Local
trains Immediately. F,H.o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

INdLNt uf o. A PrSSANAvn CoSyar
The Ingenious bnt unsuccessful az
tempts Of n convict contjn 10 the Penn
sylyania peniientiary to mako his es-
cape are thus described ii i Philadsl-
phia paper
In common with the other inmates
he received a daily supply 81 vinegar,
which BE- secreted ID his eel, saving una
I'll he had accumulated quantity sufIi
Gent f1r bis purpose. BE tlon trims
formel a piece q TN into q small syr
inge. Using The night fol his abor DO
scratched away the plaster from the.
stones and thep With hs syringe he
opened bgin5Wdment Of vinegar upon
the mortar, Nllab yielded 70 the acid
slowly but uoiseiesslY releasing is 6rm
bold upon the stones lie continued
this work prseseringly, working al ey-
cry favorable opportunity and had az
most succeeded in loUsenlug enough
stone e make an opening sufficient for
bis escape, wien ii. scheme was caau
ally detected hY Waterman and his
success prevented
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

Tuu SAINTS IN DANam A bin prot,d-
ing for the further dlninution Of the
dominions Of Brigham Young. was in
tlodncod TO tie House Friday by Mr.
Ashley, ~ Nevada, who said I was fay.
ored by al the trans Missouri represen-
iatiyes in Congress the bili appglions
The greater part If Utah among The
States and territories that adiom it,
and gives the Moinous little more than
Salt Lake City Mi Ashley smd ibnt
his original purpose was 70 blot out
Utah as separate srritorv, but he had
agreed to modify bis measure We be-
lieye the passage ~ this bin would be
one Of the best means u breakng down
brigham ioung's power aud destroy
ing that swim rclir II barbarsu," po-
lygamy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

Tn LESrEs sKks5N Lent begins
this year on "Wednesday. February TO-
Good Friday falls on March 10th, sad
Easter SUNDAY On Sunday the 28,h
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

ceEfesssaassss 4 Is lerss.ss
W,ssnuras . 81 1tn u. iaa
KKsoxaE ~ sevsnxsnst ussscna
nissspsssed as tas ose = fulesaai Itps-
rus pil y moved uts he IrsAsafy haAasas d
vces u ieu dsrs soa ihai Q " General
Nfs oHes vla D. muyt3 lai9 ths hgidiag Va.
eaie,i = hie laistsd RrssHas uasas fresa "
s. " Carcoaahs Az, nalsllps. uAioh has bssa
eaealaea =. g " eeaerai o'asr siace sac early
days q the srteinaa.
4 sFtEkniu ofrr
The An hulliiag sia tsan b. cla,psessd sha
euaoue1 siih she valuable olllac,iau u paint.
mgs ana siatsAsy, = eafslasily intended before
tbs sufafcak q ias rebllaan aad j.. pFus,atad
e. the eity % NJ Carrran. the prophet a both
banding ana 6allsctaa n On Is 4 ntsgnihcent
sir daiag credit Al uBcs b tae generosity aad
tasse q tls donor
AsurarA srTErII "a auHoyr rm gArrAL
a rroa, deal = complaint has b,en ias4t ifcu
time G ttas faf Ytars, x tat larg,s, market 6
the rly helns sos upon ono u4le II ths iashiona.
able street = Washington, i Washington Mar.
let ~ Nsw York. vas placed % broadway. Wei
st last b,l. has bcen introduced .uia the Hauss
ta remove H IT u9w stands on eos,aianeat
reservation, snl = tAtrefaft c,eafiy within the
cautrel 81 Congress.
ana piaB&EEgp m0IasEp.
Jos. Il. Bladlae, oac 81 iAe oldest and most
prominent lawyers q Else Washington BAT, having
been disbarr,d as the District Court fof giving
tht Ne q Judge DIN holding tie Criminal Court
has recently haep restored ta TIE nar "a the pia-
int suprmv Cont l'y decisiau Il the United
ssatos supreme Court on the ground thai the
contempt e The Criminal Cyat although held
D, ons q the Judges u the District Supreme
Court could not he construed into a contempt 81
the latter Court, o. into conduct uf which Il could
tska judicial notice Mr. Brady wl- long Ctrpl-
ration ATTORNEY aud 4 saatiaru sympstbi1yr.aed
tae nea court pTeaAgd oygf rs Ulaua mea. if-
utstel ihe old gentleman q bost, not yer, ah-
Ralio temper Bgt s.acs thsh hg has had tlno
far reelection sAd ~ gtt used "a tbe inevitable,
and he Eolt DE- Sd ans more. Those socesb new
81 before aueV nba uars their masters, oaiy b.
cause ailes were na.or before really ,Htd
GOVERNMENT DETECTIVES os rBf wRoHs sorNr.
NJ. T. 4. Wolfe. formerly clerk IN the New
iork Military Ageuey, a this olN and siuol tho
diseoutinnauoo q that Agency. Gaim Agent,
was taken before uuted s,atas Cniamissi9ncr
Brown tho other DAY, an a charge y prs .ntiug
claim against tho Government, witch Is his
knowledge, had already been paid Before the
Commissioner gave his decision, TIE Government
Attorney gave notice that tae matter would be
presented 70 tAa Grand Jnry Byt, Commission.
rand Grand Jary dceltl Adversely Is the charge
TWAS transportation elain, which had boon
paid 10 the railroad, but Ind nat hoon paid Nv
tht f3Ayrflrrasrt t9 f9tA Fn on Wft, Ia "a Mid ln
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

Notaithst1ahng Tor some time pas: tloro has
bc,aa general stssratinn in busincsa throughout
ihr country, sal the minds 81 the poopia not a
Ittle agitatod for the oafty d al business. that
ofmyantors, gcueriy, still progresses, jpdsas
from the hist 81 paicals iasucA, which hsye just
received fron the Pattu, Office FL two yoeks
ending January l2th inst, thtrc were 207 Pat
ents issued from Che Patent Office, respectively
70 the following States aid f,rtign countries.
hew York, 90; llunoie, ID, pennsylvania, IL;
Massachusetts,, u.s. Ohio, Is; Connecticut l3;
Michigan, Il New Jersey, 5; Wisconsin, 8; Mis-
elur, s. California, S; Iowa, 3; Minnesota, 81
South Carolina, 3; West Virginia, o. Virginia q
Maryland p District OF Columbia, 2; Indiana 6;
Alabama, 2; Georgia, p Kansas, 2, Vermont o
New Hampshire, 2; France, 2 Maine, Il Della
ware, 1; Louisiana, 1; Texae, |; Nebraska, /,
Rhode Island, /; Oregon, + Mississippi. /;
Switzerland, /. or the above list, eight are Tor
designers and nineteen eStcntions six Of the
latter are to Cyronns wheeler, Jr for improve
ments on Grain aud Grass Haresters
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IvrrunsrSo IL oovaaEss.

Mr. sherman has introduced bill IN the Sen
ate, providing for retiring amy Judge Of any
United States Court at ~ years Of age, upon sp-
pllcation To the President on fuh pay, and for
the appointment Of another Judge IN his stead
or, il the old incumbent is not retired, to act in
connection with him and in his absence
The repeal Of the Tcnurc-of- Once act has pass
ed the House by li6 to II.
Generals Batter and Carey, both propose 10
Congress measures for making inconYcrtablc
paper money issued by Government, the sole
circulating medium Of the country, excepting
what may be required for change" below the
value Of dollar and there il more reason III the
proposition tlian is dreamt Of ia most peoples
monetary philosophy Every currency schomo
must be attended with dncultius ii the reduei.
ioa Of it To practice The practical probem
sought TO bs solved is tn greatest amount Of
benefit e The eoJatry from the scheme when
established, with tic least amount q evil mel
dent II the change "a establishing 10 between
summers and At0non's bills aud Greeley anouons,
and ttd ln!ls u Generals BItlcs and Carey, ana
whNtcyeF cise lnay come, rao shall declg siseiyt
on. for t8e man to conceive the thing best for
us, with tho powers b persuade Che pgoplc and
their representatives 70 adopt & With nothing
that has been proposed viii any thing positive b.
done this session am persuaded
Tue resolution u Mr. CJrley u sontl Carolina,
instrueting the House Committee on Education,
e. consider tho danger tn thc peace and safety Of
The public j. The Introduction of reasonable tet,-
books into The Public school. u TIE nation, AMI
the tSpedieuey Of providing against taom, touch
Is a Aish'y Important matter J.E.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

~ l'e animal mtciue h.id iist Taes'lar
tie following oficors u lhe First National Bank
Z North Bennington, wete elected Tor the ensu-
ns YEA Directors Trsn9r ". PARK G. T.
Hoaght9n, Wee President; Hland Hall cbatles
Thatcher Jf 9 c. Hsushtan Daniel MsEowen,
h " Putnam 7, ". Park. President, Charles
g Lucoin, Cashier
The total indebtedness u the tyan q Ben
ningtau j. Ii93,sj3 -
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The Dramatic ciuA are 70 give an entertain
mont a Union Han on FRIDAY eve, the 22d.
Pays Marco spada, and deaf as Post. ~
The Club have pr ,ourcd hew scenery throughout
and intend @ give series Entertainments dur.
ing tic wiator
Heaa y Tan,
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DROPOsALS FOR STATIONERY.


' he 81 @
18Th day Of JUL: Isss al Il oeloet NJ 'h''' Inc
No.
Twelve gross s'l.inch InistandS, No. sos, glass
Three gross inch Inkstands, No. Sos. glass stop
Two hundred thousand White Envelopes, s,.xsz.;
T"o bundled thousand White Envelopes, s.r.].;
One hundred tloassnd White Envel. pes, lo'.H4ss;
BLINK forms for bidding will be furnished upon
fhs BIDS win be considered and accepted or re-
bidders within ten days after being called upon
Tn. articles contracted for must Be furnished
the In Ts.
nre Quantities, will however, be called for during
Hseh proposal must be signed By the individual
% nrm m,skinf IT, ana PC sscomIanisd p. bond
ret xitorney. on form g 5. fa1Si.Ssd ' 81 he
sss ss Sl S
sn,ns s1ea Pgftien OF the articles - may b
al asisssis: Vim ,. subject to inspection BY an
EXERT detailed for the purpose By the Secretary
srtsIs desnsa :ueisDt cause 70 snnSi tSs
pDs.sriss %S:s Ss IRE at the Treasury
he isii1r: e comfy With any one order under
q 81 e. O. e:
Treasury may direct the purchase, in OPEN mar
he :as e
f:s,s END shsfss e the :. e ny per
P!opo:sl. un:sss. panied by = satisfactory bond
oD, e -. ss
''~'' '''' Af salEoieE BOUTWELL,,
!e36-ool Secretary Of the TreasSIy,
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DncPOsALs Fob FgEsB BEEF.
: srs,tIEN koEE.cr, U.s =

SrPs1sTEN OFECt, a.. : a.
No 81 >. sHs@7 sTazsI, oAII noEE, No.
June 2. Isis \
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate win u, -s-,sveS,
NJ this once until ~ m On ~kpNESpaY. guly
-, lsby, tor furnishing TO heorui.8Eg Psrty aud
Recruits tor DATED states army st Bait more. Nd
the Fresh Beet regrfrec ny them Tor siN months
Commissary Gen ersl OF Subsistence may duet
The Beef 20 be OF goOd mar ketstie FATTY, fr
equal proportiu u Of fore aud hind quarter meat,
nec x. shank, and kidney tallow 20 a. exclud-d
j. The necke OF the csftl. slsueb cred under thIs
agreement shsil le cut OF at the fourth l,ral
Joint. and thu breast trimmed down TIL shank-
81 fore quarters shs be cut on from three 20 -four
Inc hee shove the knee .oint. aud of mind - ar
ters ron Elk q eight inches above the Ibrel or
hook Jciut
4 Butchers having stalls In any OF tie city
Their stalls on such gays as those merEefs are
open, specifying tire markets. the day. OF fhs
Week and the hours Of snch days between whicn
the Beef can be there ubtaoed 10 ~ nos e. taCtef
that any one days order Beef win cover one
whole quarter Of the same. aud most Of the orders
viii probably be for mall amounts ~ = tinse 90. r.
orders 10 be oiled by successive cuts froa ~.
Quarters OF Reef a. mel toned ia .arasraph thras
OF ihls advertisement, n by Beet OF elusl usiit,
5 B 3ders re uested TO re present n r.s,one
70 their bids ans b. rrtrAred 10 give bonds for tn
full 'iment of their .ract
o. Proposals must be endorsed distinctly Pro
possls tor Fre,b Beef, )" and addressed % IN. IN
cersi-red, who reserves fh- right % reject an or
al hide not 20 the interest of the United Sta,Ns
ConditioHs, reruir.mept.; payment, sc.
Iyset Brevet Brig Gen aud G. q, ss
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ADVICE TO BATHRRs.-The Royal Humane
Society publish the following recon N ends
tons: Avoid bathing within two hours ais.r
q meal. AVOID bathing when exhausted by
fatigue or from any Other cause. Avoid batn-
ing " hen the cody cooling after perspira-
tion. but bsthe when he body is warm, provi-
red NO time IS lost in getting INTO the water.
Avoid Milling the body by sitting or Standing
NAKED On banks or IN boats after having been
H. The water. Avoid rema ming too long in the
water; leave The s. sr immsdi stely there is The
CHEST feeling OF chili.Des-. Avoid bathing
altoge her In The open air II, after having been
shor- lime in the water. there is sease OF
cbIlliDess, with numbness OF the hands and
feet. The vigorous and strong may battle
early In the morning on an empty stomach.
The young and those tha' are weak, had bet
Ter Daihe three hOurs alter & meal-the oast
time for SUI b is from TWO 20 three hours after
breakfast. those who are suniect 10 attacks of
giddiness and 1a.ntness. and those who SUI fer
palrl-atIon and Other sense Of dis ON fort At
tb- heart, shonld no. lthe wi thout 1rst con-
Sal-ing their medical adviser.
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THE POTOMAC FEoNT.-ThIs morning, the
steamer Wawaset, CAPTAIN Fowke made her
usual trip to Cone River and intermediate
landings, with a fine complement of passengers
and heavy freight. The steamer Arrow, Stack
pole. lett Gait wharf as usual, at 10 o'clock,
for Mount Vernon and Marshall's Landing.
Harrey's Wkayf.-Arrived-Schr Diamond
stare. Owens, from Havre de Grace, with ccal
for Burr & Co.; Kent Hall, Coleman, from
Havre-de- Grace, with coal for Burr n Co.; f..
j. Pickup, Bowen, from Philadelphia, with
coal for Harvey, Clarke Il Given. This firm
are IN daily expectation OF the arrival of about
one thousand tons OF superior coal, for the con-
sumption of their customers.
CGTter'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Alexander
l. Massey, BLIZZARD. from Philadelphia. with
.t3 tons OF white ash coal for George Bogus:
Annie +. Clark, Edmons son, from Havre-de.
q ace, with rs tons ofLyken's Valley coal for
" Iiliam Warder & Co. Sailed-Schr. Four
Sisters, Nelson. down the river, light.
Rii.D'S Whdrf.-ArrIved-Schrs. Coast Sur
vey, Wagner. and Cumberland, CrSmP, with
large supply OF frysh salt water perch. rock
&c Tor William Knight, William l.. Stewar;
and others.
&bs.TTs Wood and Coal Wharf, loot Of .Sirfi
Nfrest.l-At this wharf the Nowian EiShiL .
Club are loading a schooner with coTnmIssary
stores and paraphernalia. preparatory 10 stare
ing on a Two weeks hing expedition 70 Cape
Henry and other points
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Coal or ACCIDENT.-This NOR ning, about
~ O'Clock, while Mr. Archibald X. tluantrell.
residing on ith street, between l. and New
FORK avenue, was arointing a bedstead with
coal oil from n tan can, the combustibe iuid
ignited from a lighted match, whereby an
explosion ensued that scattered the fragments
IN every direction and somewhat Injured Mr.
y. and his little daughter George, aoout eight
years old. The former was burnt slightly
about the hands, while the little girl was
severely cut 20 the bone in the fleshy part of
one of her arms, above the elbow. Besides
'hese in uries the bed clothing and ca. pet of the
chamber took fire, and for a while pid fair to
result IL q ruilous FIRE. Fortunately, how
ever. number OF the nelghhors came to the
rescue, and assisted In subduing the flames
before they gained much headway
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PAPER CLCTEING-The multifarious pur-
poses 10 which paper has already been ap-
piled would seem 20 have been indefinitely
in creased by a MIR. PAWS new texture
secured ny an Erglsh patent. We are not
in crmed Of the compopeuts of The ms terial,
out they are said 20 be some animal and
vegetable subs ancSs never before used.
When reduced 70 pulp. and bleached, the
completed fabric is a SCR Of fait Of ex;raordi-
nary pliancy. iPXiblity and strength Il can
be sewed with the needle as tightly as woven
and petticoats are in market all made from
the new material.