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Hydcyil1e.

Mr.. A. W Hyde, of this village,
was Frustrated by hemiplegy,. last Thurs
day evening. On the morning of that
day he and his wife went to Fort Ed
ward to attend funeral. In the after
noon Mr.. Hyde complained OF feeling
strange sensations. A physician was
called in and remedies were resorted to,
but without effect Paralysis was steal
ing on. Shortly after he reached his
residence, at 8 p. M, the whole of his
left side was paralyzed. DIR. Stiles was
called, and all possible attention was
given him during the night. On Friday
afternoon Drs. Goldsmith and Allen,
of Rutland, We're at his beside, as
counsel, and in the evening Dr. A.
T. Woodward of Brandon.
In case of one-sided palsy, the imme-
date cause is sometimes obscure. The
disease may be occasioned by anything
that prevents the flow of the nervous
power from the brain into the organs of
motion. 1t generally arises from pres
sure on the brain, made by a tumor, the
over-distension of blood vessels, or an
effusion of serum or blood resulting from
an organic lesion of the brain. In Mr..
II VIC > AtboI5 bIIJ htitioCs III tHC OlJlIIcl
of the consulting physicians, is brain les
ion and effusion, to so limited an ex-
tent as to leave strong hopes of recovery.
Improvement, however, must be slow.
Mr.. Hyde is in his 73d yeaI, a period of
life which adds to the ordinary uncertain
ties of case like his He was a most
active business man, and his condition
awakens the deepest interest throughout
the whole community. e..
AT Mr.. Billings quarry, one day
last week, man named Penders came
near being crushed by rock slide. He
was seriously injured and his recovery
is still doubtful.
The West CastletOn slate works
are in process of rebuilding, and it is
expected will, in a few months, be in
full operation.
The new machine shop, furnace and
pillow factory of Messrs. Graves & Lid
dell, is turning out very handsome work
for the spring season. They will have
plows that will gladden. the eyes of our
farmers.
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Is not liable TO the common prejudice
L against patent medicines in the liquid
form of bitters, buchus, etc, doctorsd with
poisoned rum or minerals, but IS a dry,
vegetable compound, possessing curative
properties-an effective cathartic without
facilitating, removing all unhealthy so
cretions and vitiated blood, healing ana
invigOrating the system, especially mani
fest in curing some of the most common
and painful diseases that battle medical
skill; all forms OF
PILES, KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
gravel, lumbago, constipation, etc. War
ranted to afford relief. The Ktdney-Wort
circular, TO be had of your druggist. or, If
requested. mailed to Your address, by the
"hidney-WOr Company. ~. Adams. VI.
or Geo. c. Goodwin & co., Wholesale
Agents, Boston, furnishes the most salts
factory testimonials OF the wonderful sue
cess of this medicine in removing such
diseases as named, Of many years. stand
ing and the fact will be observed that rpe7I-
lar physicians use ii in their practice, In
the community where IL has been con
stantly in growing demand for several
years without advertising. q Get g cir
cuIar and see how radically Piles and Kid
ney complaints may be cured.
sold by y. W. Higgins, Rutland, and by
dealers in medicine generally.
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= EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
CABINET ORGANS

Inc Inc Mason Hamlin Organ Co rasnoct-
luily announce the introduction 81 ~
pIoVelnents of much more than ordipa,,-
interest. These are ''i u uliiary
REED AND PIPE CABINET opc,N,s
DellS the only successful combipat;o
REAL PiPEs with reeds ever made u
DAYS TRANsPosING KEy-po,n
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the key. vi dansposing
lars. iP'lons see circu-
CIV Jew ana elegant styles of Doublas poo,
Ca, DtSI organs at $40, SI32 and $50 $3.50
LII, capacity, elegance and III,
chsa,' ene tLhce of workmanship. theee sro
I'll ~, IMAM eyer before offered are
NE nc Jason Hamlin Organs acl,,,o,,.,
TO- 80 bheI, ana from extraordina1-, tee,i !
a.tea TOE manufacture this con1,e., , l..ii-
Irh;q' anu now undertake to sell AZ S,-; na
Fo,,r aaas.QuEsTIoNABLY CHEAPEST
s, oor Octave Organs, $50 each Fivoioo.a,o
raoo, si-1 anu upwards. With tbreo 49,.
to $500 ioo anu upwards Forty stvIes ur,
>, ia Nv y; Illustrated Catalogue and Testi,,,
One Tio,lar, with opinions of more thar
Nuo ihosusand Musicians, sent free IMAM
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TROTTING STATIONS

HLAMBLEToNIAN MONARCH. sired by
asSSd ds1fy, X < ham bletonian; dam by Roes
aodallah Chief; he by old AbdaIIab Fosisd
. nPili ~, 1854; blood bay, 10 hands. vii
Lee IiisH nc tne season OF le72, from April
Isl TO November lst, at the stock farm ~
the subscriber. -"4 III VI
Terms $50, to wit, SO at the time Of ser
wee, ana so when the marc proves in fooI
nRydsdyk's Hambletonian is the Sire ~
fo, go o nno SOLO Tor s3, 600; George WiIkes
LOT sz1OOO; Edward Everett. for o. o6S :
Madi =, iat year old for $4,000; Hapny
xbard ior $4,000; Jay Gould, for 5000.
ADerueen and many other yaiuehie ana
We very last trotters: He Is also the grandsire
Wo 0otosnlth Maid, who sold for $4,000
coo eaounIan Boy, $4,000; Joe Elliott. for SO.
oo9 p and Judge Fullerton, for $4,000.
l;a,,, I'll ND.-By Clarion. Dam by VII
iaaI ielI, granddam by Abdsllah foaled
t t1eo- jet black, 10 hands. VIII also make
'p ~ season OF 1872 at same place.
Terms SIS to insure.
mares pastured, but all accidents at own
S 81 , rlsk; For circulars giving full partic-
iars, pedjgrees, ETC., please address
JUSTIN II. M0ULTON
H"'m West Randolph, VT
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The safe of Mr.. Pierce, whose store
was burned on Friday night. March %
was opened on Wednesday. March 9th
and the books and papers were found TO
be badly damaged. As the lock would
not work, Mr.. Pierce was OBLIGED to
send to Troy for an expert, who had 10
drill the lock out before getting in This
safe was originally purchased for the
Dandy bank, and was supposed to be
.fre pyo4t The value Of store and
goods burned is estimated at $4,000
as stated in first report to THE HERALD:
insured for IS, 600 The accounts upon
the books amount to several Thousand
dollars, all considered good. There
were several thousand dollars in bonds
and notes belonging to various parties,
SO badly injured that they will have to
be replaced by new ones. Although
Mr.. Pierce loses heavily. he is well able
to stand it, and intends to rebuild i'm
mcdiately. The burning of the store is
great loss to the community, as Pierce
always kept full and complete stock
OF everything usually found in acountry
store. and had large run of trade. His
many friends wish him success in re-
building. Mr.. James Fish, the postmas-
ter, has removed the office to the store
OF }. {. Griffith & Co., where it is to be
kept for the present. The Good Tenn .
plars, Gushing Lodge No. co. who oc-
cupled the hall over Pierce's store, lost
all their furniture, regalias, books, etc, /.
valued at 800, A. & D. II. Knapp. :
lost all their tools and .
stock valued at $50.
Many of the farmers are commtnc-
ing to tap their trees, and preparing for /
Sugaring. 1t is apprehended the season
will be short and but little sugar made.
There was an old-fashioned surprise
party at the residence of Ira Cook, on
W Wednesday evening, March eth. About
forty couple were present. and it proved
to he highly enjoyable occasion. Good
mnSlc and supper was furnished.
Il 4
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A Methodist minister in Troy hay
ing closed his labors in a certain church,
apolOgized for not visiting his people
more by saying that as a general thing
he had to wait beyond his allotted time
for the visit before the lady of the house
would put in an apprenticeship evil
IDENTIFY thinking more of her curls, friz-
zles, ribbons, etc, than she did her min
lister. He does not admire city fashions,
and hopes to be transferred to the coun-
try where there is more simplicity and
less fashion and folly.
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THE MORMON WIFE.

Now is the time for Agents to secure ter
ritory for this thrilling and fearless book.
1t comprises the adventures and expert
ence of a woman-written by herself-fOr
years the wife of Mormon Prophet-dis-
closing all that is mysterious, wicked and
startling, Astounding in thrilling adyen-
ture, humorous and pathetic scenes the
most fascinating book extant. steel por-
trait of the authoress, portraits of leading
Mormons, botn men and women Life and
scenes in Utah, etc. Sold only by Agents.
For circulars address HARTFORD PUBLISH
ING Co.. Hartford, Conn.
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who propose to run the machine, coun-
ter to any expression of the people.
While we agree with these gentlemen on
some points on others, VIC shall most res
pectfully dissent.
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Business 9a0titfs.
PLAIN WORDS F0P THE pLop

PLAIN WORDS FOR TIE PEOPLE.
When broken down in health, strength
and spirits it il not necessary that We
should ask medical man whether an in
Vlgorant Is necessary. Common sense tells
Us that ii is. The only question to be de-
cided is, what the invigOrant shall be A
standard tonic and restorative, which has
been muny years before the public, and
in which millions of the intelligent class
~ repOsG the fullest faith. seems. in a case
like this, to present the strongest claims
to the confidence of the prudent invalid
lio3tetter's stomach Bittcrs may be truly
said TO possess these high recommended
tons. Its triumphal progress during
period OF twenty years, its present popu-
larlty, and the uniform success which at
tends its use i'll indigestion, nervous de-
bility, hillary complaints, fever and apr1e.
ana all ailments which depreSs the Dhysi-
CA system and cnervate the mind, entitIe
IL 10 the rank OF Il standard national SDp-
cine. III Is regarded in that light by the
community at large, and hundreds of hOu-
SANDS OF both sexes resort to it at this sea
hSraSslnS class OF diseases which take their
rise from the nlIasmatic winds and vapors
OF sprlnS. 1t Is a stimulant, q tonic an al
telauYe ana mild aperient-fuur essen
tlal restorative and protective clements of
the mittcrla mediCa united in a single
agreeable preparation. Every ingredient
Is vegetable, of the finest quality and am
soluteN pure. Hostetter's Bitt9rs il bet
ter known, held in greater esteem. and
commands larger sale than any other
proprietary medicine manufactured i'm
inns country or imported from abroad.
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TEN PER CENT. NET

The iowa LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
will invest on first-class Real Estate. at
ten per cent. interest, net, payable semi
annually in New York, and viii guarantee
the collection of all loans made through
its agency. All charges paid by the Dor
rover. New York and New England ref
erences, and full particulars, sent on APP
pllcatlon. SAMUEL MERRILL late Cover
nor of Iowa. President Address JAMES
b. HEARTwELL, scc'y, Drawer 1917 Des
Moines, Iowa
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M oaRSS EARLY CONCORD SWEET
), eas, sofa last season for ST. per ear. ~, VI
toes 50 NJ, oy mail, post paid. Peerless nntss
the EarIPIe per p1apshel-s4.5o per Dbl. King Of
Rose, same price Gays M earier + than the Early
n. Berwick. Ne.
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CUNDURANGO.

Supply of Bark assured. Price reduced
Bliss, Roene & Co.'S, Fluid Extract
rheumatism, neuralgia, pulmonary COM
plants, ulcerz, salt rheun, skin diseases
all blood diseases, 1t IS purely vegetable
The best known blood purifier. sold by
all druggists. Price 81 bottle Observe
the trade mark. Send for circular, Once
60 Cedar St, new York
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AGENTS WANTED.

For IA new book; an encyclopedia or hand
book of Information on all articles of dali
ly use, giving an account of the source.
production and manufacture of the prin-
cipal articles of every day life; also ex-
PLANTATION of commercial operations and
terms. n most convenient manual for eV.
cry one. \ book for the times. over 400
pages, and price very low. Everybody
wants IT. Address BILL, NICHOLS Il Co.,
Springfield. Mass.
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SOMETHING NEW FOR AGENTS

Agents who want to make money can sell
nothing SO rapidly as our new and beauti-
full steel engraving,
THE MOTHER OF OUR LORD,
1t is the finest subject ever engraved. and
surprises every beholdeT with its wondrous
beauty. Size 22x3O in. Price $3.50. Highly
endorsed by leading divines of all denom-
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agents wanted. Write for circulars to WOR-
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nEHISA, LOOSE, MUSCATEL
suitana, Layer and Valencia Raisins- Al
u. w. MARSHAII,s
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EASTER MONDAY.

\ day of jubilee here. The lenten
publication at an end, young and old
betOok themselves. to living and to
sports. Picking eggs" is the favorita
juvenile amusement, and the gayest of
groups are to be seen on the streets with
eggs, trying to outtie each other in their
coloring and adjoining of the same. The
day was windy and and cool and the
little ones betOok themselves to the
capitol EN- masse. Such a corps of lob
bYists were never seen before. They
crowded the rotunda, filled the halls
lined the corridors and sat upon the steps
with chilled artlessness. Could thew be
brought to bear against the railroad bill
they would have defeated it and saved
the national park. We are Of the opin-
ion that no NJ. c., even though he had
been previously corrupted with filthy
lucrc, could withstand the plea for
Justice from any one OF these hundred
iiYc-year-olds The elOquence Of those
eyes, not yet schooled in the wicked
ways Of the world, would be irresistible.
*
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TR TIE ron 81. Swiss Magnetic TINE
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1t. IOOOsold weekly. This valuable ~ ticls
in neat case, will be sent prepaid, any
where. for 81; ) for 81. Try one. Circulars
free order only from the sole agents, z.
KING s. o., Brattleboro, VT
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A GENTS WANTED.-Agents make mora
IArnoney at work fer us Than ~ anything
else. Business light and permanent Pgr
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Publishers, Portland. Maine.
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as AS DiAPHoRETIc, deobstruent, aItero
i've, dluretic solvent and tonic. there -.
medicine yet discovered SO reIiabIa iio
omolander's Buchu. Kidney, bladder as a.
grahdular diseases, diabetes, gravel " ~
MAZE complaints, and all maiadies tof &c
o-genital organs. are removed or ,o' .ne
teracted by its agency. oouh-
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EDITORIAL NOTICES are so common that
1t Is almost impossible for an editorto ex-
press his opinion Ofthe merit ofany article
without being suspected OF interested mo-
uVes. This, fact, however shall not deter.
us from saying what VIC think of a new adj
dtlon to the materia medica to which our
attention has been recently directed We
refer to Dr.. j. Walkers California Bi+tars
remedy which is making Its WAY into
more families just now than all the other
advertised medicines put together. There
seems 10 be no question about the DOtan-
'y or ITS tonic and Alternative properties.
"hlIe II 1t possesses the great negative rec
ommendation of containing neither AL
rohoI nor mineral poison. That il is q sne-
enc Tor Indigestion, biIliOusness. cOnsti,a-
non ana many complaints ola nervous orr
gin, we have reason to know: and we are
assured on good authority thar as q gener- !
al inyigorant, regulating and purifying
medicine, 1t has mo equal. II is stated that /
ITS ingredients obtained from the wilds of |
are new to the medical world |
and its extraordinary effects certainly /
warrant the conclusion that il is n com /
pound ofa%ents hitherto unknown. If non. /
uIaHty IS any criterion. there can be no
doubt OF the efficiency of the VINEGAR
BltterN for the sale of the article is i'm
lhehSe ana continallyinoreasing A4w4
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ihLRt Is universal expression of con
nu I,r IN the virtue of the remedy know
s aa " cen Magic Compound. The certain
- anu nv, Iaplolty OF It's action upon diseases
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EB- CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, 81
and all who contemplate Building, sup
piled with orr new illustrated Catalogue
on receipt of stamp.
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MIX Producers in Conncil.

4 FAIR PRICE FOR PURE MILK ORGAN
lZArION OF THE FARMERS MILK-PF0-
DJCING ASSOCIATION
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TT g Piano Co., n. z. LIST class $40. No
Agents. Names of patrons "a 10
States in ircular. -.
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Nflu advertisements.
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An eight page, handsomely illustrated
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A beautiful Fine Steel Engraving te0x24,
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TO BOOK-KEEP ERS
OR "AEY OTHER NAN. "

A history OF writing pens with numerou.
showing how steel pens are
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THE CHRISTIAN .s a Large so nys,
ly, religious, family paper, full of Incl
dents, providences, music, poetry, true
stories for young and old, saints and sin
ners. No sectarianism. controversy, poll
tics, puffs. pills or patent medicines. 6Oc.
a year 10 copies IS! send Toe. for 8 papers
before you forget! Little Christian, cop
les 81 III. L. Hastings, Tract Repository,
10 T,indaIl street Boston. Mass
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CA7roFIA-a substitute for castor ola
vegetable preparation containing ncitber
minerals, Morphine, nor Alcohol. If is
Pheasant to take, does not nauseate ana
operates when all other remedies fail. In,
fltcher mas experimental 10 years on n nra-
paratisn more efficient than Castor ON
without its horrid taste. The Cas+orio
regulates the system; cures constitution
stomach-ache, Group and fatuIencv. anG
Kills worms. 1t does not distress or f,ri,,a
by It's quoting, soothing effect it prodnc.
Is natural sleep, and is particularly adam
tea CRYING and teething children.
" desire physicians to test this article
ana VIII forward three bottles gratis Il, tI,o
address of any one SO authenticated Ir
slSl tnat your druggist orderit for Won. II
costs out % cents, and one bottle win savo
many doctors bills s'Nc
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reservation into a National park THEREBY
adding another permanent attraction and
improvement to the National Capitol J
With clear maj ority i'll its favor, the
managers of the bill entered with fists
doubled up, demanding immediate vote
upon the bill, and persistently refusing
to allow any amendment to be offered
Garrett massed his forces, and with such
as opposed SCOTS bill for their own yari-
Gus reasons, formed an effective fighting
minority, and thus they fought and fill
clustered day after day until Thursday
came, and neither side had made an inch
of Roadway. The bill remained precise
ly as it was the Monday before, and as it
was on the renewal of hostilities to-day
Each side accuse the other of delaying
legislation and standing in the way of
the country's interest, the majority re-
fuse to allow amendments to be offered
and the minority were determined to
allow nothing to be done until they could
offer amendments and discuss the bill
On Thursday the House adjourned over
until Monday without even allowing
compositions to be read on Saturday ac-
cOrding to usual custom. There were
enough of the minority to order the yeas
and nays, and so they kept the clerk
calling the roll continuously. One mem
Der will make motion perhaps to adj
jOurn, another will offer an amendment
to it, then they will order the roll-call.
first on the amendment then on the
motion, and by the time this is done
about an hour is disposed of Then
some other member repeats the operation.
This was the only alternative for the
minority except to tamely submit to the
Overbearing dictation and open their
mouths and receive the gag.
To-day the bill passed the House I'M
der suspension of the rules, which re-
CURED two thirds vote Should the
Senate concur, which it will, and should
the President not veto the bill, which he
ought to, then the last spot of earth
which Columbia should ever part with
donated by the Father of his country,
rendered sacred to every worthy heir to
this noble heritage by the associations of
the past which gave US national exist
ence-this same gratuitY upon which
stands the national editice the foot
stool of the GODDESS of Liberty, instead
of being devoted to some national use, ,
or shining with nations care and cul-
ture, will be sacrificed to the SaCriIigiOus
spirit Of the age. Adorned with depot, !
decorated by road-bcds, side-tracks and .
old trash generally. 1t is to be hoped .
that the ghost of Washington may never
attempt the Journey from the capitol of /
his country to the monument reared in .
his name. To make this Journey
through the SCOT and cinders of depot
might give rise to the wish that the
were tipped into the river,
and the capitol moved off west out Of
sight.
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IMMENSE sUCCEssI agents wanted,
= male or female. IN every county in the
anu most useful Patent; from one TO six
USED IN every family. 10 per cent guaran-
teeo. FOR samples and terms, inclose ten
River street. Troy, n. 7.
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"lStars Balsam of Wild Cherry and
"races Celebrated Salvc have stood tbo
test OF long experience, and have come
INTO general use. These articles are NO
IuacK nostrums, but genuine prenara-
uohS' skillfulIy compounded, ana VOL
adapted to the class of diseases for which
they are recommended. Seth w. Fowl
SON boston, Mass are the proprfetors,
Sold by all Druggists