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"oSoiAN xpLANp AND THE fERSECU-
TIoN.-Tbs Following facts we gather from
the he'siseas Kolks zeaamgsI l.lor-1g
Posen, 10Th August, 1s72.-The con-
gregation Of the two cathedral chapters,
and OF the Deans of the Archdiocese OF Po-
sen and Gnesen, Under the presi6ency of
the Archhishop, Count LedochoMski,
and closed 1t two. In Ills opening speech
the Arvhbtshop described the great dangers
with whtca the Catholic Church in general,
and the diocese of Posen and Gnesen IN
parAcaisr, are Threatened by the conflict
which was begun With the State :. He par
soSniarazed the pernicious ~consequences
Which must result from the new law Of in
spection OF schools, aud gave rules for his
clergy how ia, acs with respect to this law.
Farther on he 6poke Of the law against the
Seenitey laying special stress upon the merit
and esteem the Jesuits had won for them
selves by their ProPagating and establish
Ing the Faith, and By their promotion Of
Christian morality and complained Of the
suppression Of their House at SchrimD 10
80 injustice done to the Catholic populatior,
which cried 70 heaven for vengeance, and
begged them to take into confederation the
means to DO employed to remedy the dis
2. .sters scsruiag from their expulsion. A.
tention Of placing the Archdiocese under
the professions Of the Sacred Heart OF Jsana,
in consideration Of the great spiritual
dangers which - had to face. Resolutions
we're come TO Eeletive to the position Of The
diocese towards the State officials, the con-
SCENTS Of which We are unable to communi.
gate. Apropos Of this eiectment we read
In the Posaduski Obxrier Chat g the house
fof the, jesuit Fathers vas formaiiy sur
sounded from Saturday to Sunday, Ave
policemen were placed ut the doors to pre-
] vent any one entering. The authorities
fwent 90 far as to insiat upon an hopest
ttradeswoman of the place leaving the pail
ace, and when told that she had come for
the purpose Of buying mp some Of the fur
niture, they stiff inaisted. The ground
they alleged Was, that the Jesuits had per-
mttted nswiy ordained priest to say q
Low Mas In their church. The rector
happens to be . Count, and he Immediately
| addressed a complaint to the Government,
| whereupon an official IL dispatched to re-
move Che police, but at the same time
ordered the Fathers to remove within the
next two days" Another fact: In Oatrowo,
in Prussian Poland, the magistrate beiag
applied to by the Visitation Nuns for per-
mission to open q girls school, refused to
grant the authorization. A Polish paper
lscommunicates the fact that the school Of
Sisters of Charity in. the old Philippine
Convent, situated on the Schrodka, was
some time ago closed by order of the po-
lice. .cse e2z8 ls,,f1
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A cable dispatch announces the appointment
of the Very Ie1s. Dr. Vaughn, proprietor of the
London Tablet, to succeed the late Right RsF-
VIM. Turner, aa bishop of Stafford. Dr.. Vaughn
is Presidents Of tho Mill Hill College, which
was instituted for the training Of mjssionefs 10
the negroes Of the South. During the spring
he GENE to this country with the first four mis-
sioners, whom he established at Baltimore {;
fromewhloh place he made an. extended topr
thronfh the Southern States. 49,, s...1 - 4
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The world moves, 80 we all know, and with
IT, every in H. hut besides this general movement
there IL snOthsr which generally tAkes place at thus
time Of the year. especially amongst those who do
own honsss II thorsEOrs necessary for every one to
know shss 1Estthsw. ward, known one Of the nOst
cazaFu and Trustworthy Of furniture s always
reaiy to psrforra jOhs in bis line, enthusiastically and
promptly. His prices are nodsrSts. His Oee b Ia5
Poydrns street See his card, in our want column.
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LIFE OF o'CoNKELL, BIZ TEE Nun OF KBN-
MARE.-Messrs. d. & j. Sadlier e Co., New
York, announce, in another column, that the
first numbers Of this work will be ready 6or
distribution early this month. They state also
that q work pTQfessins to be Life Of ocOuRsll
has been Issued, ana request every one TO zee
that thar names are on the cover. Al soon as
Sister Mary Francis Ciare's work reaches Ms We
will give an extended critical notice Of its
merits.
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/ BUSINESS NOTICES.

:, >. A TRIEMfA.--Ns medicine ever offered to
81 wv ssis sgsfasi' as T =
sss - sesn hes asHersedsd Al esAss
ru,1as. fanss that fssrs q 3ss rstsru
nsed oh apprshsadedH7 ,S{E4 bic 2iii 20 s,3.s aaI
~ -, -. 80 Past aizarsis, February n, ,eta
Sir-A hess bse9 saGestpg Cor psss1y two year With
~.IsHt SSSSa sHa 4rest dimcp!ty q breathisG ny
s %nsS e s:SssassS tsiaS y:ns
svssytMnSl Aa1 terrible right sweass have takss
BALI Sesea baeae me 14hs svssats have lafs "a thS
soe9e has aieost di.AARaAyoA and have sainSA Hssa
tousds in weight belisve Il VIII cure ny Cough. I
recomtnend ~ TO III ny friends. ~ ~ = -
VITA rrspsce. F-,ff r, go OLLyER RICE.
Dr. TUFTS HAIR DYE ha. no BAa oasrtiw f.
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According to the last census, 6,550, 900
scholars are reported in the 124 goo schools
of the country, OF this number. 232 900
were foreign. These were instructed by
I2I9, 600 teachers, $4,000 Of these being
male. The total expenditure for instrue-
ton was &e4 ,194, 900.
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Tha most, ;sxtraordipafy. I1st lance q pa
tience on record IL that 1oY an Americas
Judge, who hstesed Ailsntly for TIVE dsys
while couple Of woray lawyers contended
ABOUT the construction Of an act Of the
Legislature. and then ended the contro-
versy by quietly remarking ACaentlemen,
the law IL repealed" T35 ~ EtiGT a7G.9s 81
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according TO the best scientific authority the
northern portion Of Alabamais solid bed Of coal.
This coal would to have boon placed vt the dis
poSal Of Nj Michae ERan, corner TohOupttuuias and
Josephine hreefs for he In selling necessary
article extraordinarily low pricos He has also large
supply Of wood On. hand and for sale.
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CRAWFoa0vnLa, Ga, March 81, ,s7e.

:" = CkAWF0HDF3LLH, GA, MARCH 81 tesV
Neasrs. j. Il. Zeilfn 4 Co.
Gonts-I am directed by my uncle, Hon. Alexander
H. Desphoas cay to yoa that he s inclined to believe
thst no has derived benefit from the Of Sim
none Liver Regulates. Gna hAs he Wishes TO give It
furSAsF trial. Yea H therefore, please send 70 his
address two more bottles BY express C. O. ..
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Thrse-Rfths Of the sewing nlachines in use
in the United States are Of the Singer DaHufsetsEy
This proves ono thing, II # dent prove sSveFaa 1t
proves that people condsr It the best made An.
other fact worthy Of noto b that the SCENTS are con-
n1ny reportnG great increases In the sales Of the
present time those Of Last year MesOrs. Cooper
Co the agents In ths city and ioeAtsdat 80
Cenai street. H
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Po11rtcs.-Men ask: Who will be or is NOM
IIxataa, womsn ask, WhsEO can we got handsome
dress goods st tolerate priest As is easier TO
sWer the last question than the arSt We vat BraOA
nan & Ada1,s', corner Msgasine anA b. Andrew
streets, .
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Messrs. Byrnes q Bro, in-an advertisement
on our 9th page Offer to-day quite m extensive lot
Of Westsz ProdRes Aaa Provisssns As thssR notice
shows Shsy are nsz Iocatsd at he. ss Peydras sCss
OpPoaita their eldatAnA
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The chilly nights have come, and with them
coughs and colds therefore be wise in time and pro
vide your housShOld with supply Of LaPaOes Indian
Turnp PectOra Balm which 10 the 6sSt cure for these
tannnrinr Affections Every druggiSt sells 1t.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H1BERx1AH 1EnEvoLkxT AND MUTUAL An
ArsselstScn - Branch he. 6.~-Tho FosuaaR nsl1hty
meeting It this BnasA Win b he1a an TUESDAY,
oatobsr 9, ts7A as7RAu. By saaagta .a-- -aa7
KDWD REYEQLDS, Rrasissnt.
HrcEaE.As REKEA1l, ASs aeogoHaEY. sesfta
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CAUTioN.-Eysry gsnuiue boz Of DR.. No
1AGE0 LIVER PILLS Ssan Tie saSRaaers q K1eAs
@tAtea stamp. Take NO otksr; he 'nsrkse q feh 81
tntAtxooe. = - ~ tf'syTi me- IIE s'Ivs .
Il 4 H. regular vsriet tAst pseple Via have hssn
aocueto1Sd = the Of 6ttters CcfdA ebleod
Aanen1 Qeets[ l.t FEl.h 4 n 49,, arse In
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Morning Star and Catholic Messeagar
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8. is7a


NEW Orleans. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1917. ]
- -; crfY aS1ITIsI1uSscT . - - 4
The approaching Fair for The Benefit of The
Mount Carmel Ospaaa Asyssn- Grand Mss;cas
Entertainments, Etc, Every Night.-The object of
the Fair is to pay off the debt so as to relieve
the Sisters from embarrassment in providing
for the orphans under their charge. There IL
mo other charity which appeals with greater
force to the sympstAy Of tia Christian heart.
The very hslplessness Of these poor little OF
phans renders IN appeal in their bshsR still
moro touching. And no such appeal has ever
been made to the benevolent citizens Of New
Orleans without resolving a RsounpA and liberal
response. The Fair will be hold ut the Lyceusn
(Caty) Hall. ID h CASslssasra sfeAsatA La
hyetta Sanare, and will eOmmepeA, op satur-
Gay, Nsvssabsr 81, end spostinae ~ EsaeAsen
.nights.. The eharaqter an1 soeiM stxndfag q
che ladies WHO arc GssistisS ths Sisters III
erksaiiing thtS Mp<tA1 Haasets iitsss fnif sasz-
est u o erseA ssesesss eaas:sf tie nsst st.<
trsctivs pEsKrannses svee Dssass ia tkia Gity.
ON similar occasion 10 now being prepared odd
win be publishsd tn due time The following
talented persons have kindly accepted invita-
tions, and will be present during tho Fair, to
take tAeir parts In tAS varied performances Of
the nightly entortainments: Miss r. Cannon,
1000 -. ~ $40 srs,,:i l.lant.d vounv
~ .,":,,.- -. ..,.,,.a Nv he,
:" ..s,ffrl X I,Aok.a.rs
". 49,. e., s...sa.s - 40 :. o,I. rs"...arv
- 1910, .,,-, 49, 10, S,,,ro, iii he
,r...nt on $780,, .v.n;nn. N,. s.l.er- N;ss
nov,. M;.. M.,v aastsl Mis-, 3, MeInany.
Mr. .Iactao, pot Rarf,.rt3 and brother. Mr..
s,tto, ~. M;.,.. 7. -Hu-,. connel,v. Nc.
n-.th 80, -. +st. sa,.As ha,n sdso ten
800 .h.;- .or,;... and iii ada vastly to
tho pleasure of visitors to the Fair. Tickets
Of admission 25 cents, can be had at Messrs. P.
F. Gogarty's, No. ISL Camp street, and c. D.
Elder, le4 Camp street.. Admission without
tickets, so cents. -. ,.,.,a-.a, Il
s;...us ~ 81. na,s,1 sa.ax.rS uFhx s;;.ta.. ~
=. on e. axs.irs Il
ttsS,,,rs.,, "a ,s,ss,,,s, n; ,rsa q, ,,rosure
- - 80. 80, e;
g. .L.f, -. rs.,...r,,1Ir .,7;o;t ina
VIC e. ..y atsTtsSTN J;3s.: - ~
$500 - sszsssI SIC: ..4sxes2,.. Z :. ,.ss
= -.
- = go go ..i;, sy,,;.y
-. sSss.sss.s- - s.....ssss,. - ,.,,r
-. .s-r-ssSs 1900. - ~, -r.s...,;.l
o.s".a.,.:.,. =. ..'s.,-.ar.s ...,,.,,.. ,,.ae.
o-,h.,. .,a .hua-ar AZ as.titrto, t,.saots
TN. o.,, ~. t.,,.Sf t,,s i,,.s,..rv 6,.nebea of
.d.s..;an 80 O. 49, go &C., ,,s ,tt.d to
49,. 49, a.. ....,u...a \, ..v;,1. a,,lro,d.
81 -. -ssr,.s a,..sr. Ssx.t 49,,
- -. 80 - .h.;r
49, - ~ 800 ~ -. = 49,. 81.
t Pa, a =. ~. - 800.
and otssr ~ .ann.pa.1s. .e sss ssssoai roon
Thew. sbsrefore.- most earnestly solicit the at
tention of the ,p,,,,,ic 10 this appeal, which
thew trust will not be made in vain.
c..-.o.. a.. ~. 49,, ., 1a.,..o,.
~ ~ 10y ~ 49, go. ,a".
-. ~. s,,..J, 80 -,
ots.A .SauA ~ go 60 ~ sNe
oS.aVs oens 'ue A pea,ns =. ". ", Va"
who are represented In this city by Mr. L. Grune'
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J. BEST AND OLDEST FAHIAT MKDIcIHR--sAN.
s9s nd Psss'I &C.
eickheAdAcAA bt40s aefaa&A c4na III 6aesaoeDsA&a ~
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WoRRlHGME&'aJ 1s.I7s s41JG ,sr.'; a
.ssa..soAooaMMooArloa BANK.
b''Te'',h No. 9 Camp Street. a. ..

Thas Bsnk sili ssspse AyERK DAT tsa,Asy&sa-s
e. sssfsHS fsR 4 ~. e sS4
Ths hanh e fssay % .ses4ys dsssseltA beysnassaf
Exehsnge aaA Do ~ oasbszaay haaking bu@nsss. -
All s1bscfibers 70 the Capital Stock afo ssqnssks6
TO can and pey instsiimeuta ae~ due % thslR SaH
sesigtise, "a J0sRPh AkNABn. IS
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VIKD +:

U1kD: '' % o. -
4. sMITH-on Sunday evening September ssth. ZEN.
Annie King wife Of Hagh Sith, native Of Duuaal4.
County 4outh. Ireland, aGsd thirty years. ~, go.
Dundak Democrats and Chicago papsrs please cory.
KIpD-At Bsten Rouge Ia. On Thursday, sept. y.
lS7S Nary Eyeno, s9pd enc year and ak n0nthB, only
daughter OF johanna Byfns aad II. n Kfdd.i" > ~
3 So Lsrde ! yield ny ohildto rhssi a. ff'gs|
20 80" Mother. take my dsrling May. r''si-5 Va
: no i have loved her. oh how wsll. <l,4ss'
+! ls words are ali too weak to tell 44E1 liG
30 She has been cheering hight, - - 5s1i
Brigbtnine ssin my dErksst night. % o.
Seeming like q btissfuf ray srs- & ..sF
e 60 Frsnn- the realms az sadlsss day..a.7ss
Take bar. Mother she is thine,
I will weep yet noer repine.A = i -
K DoYLE-on Thursday, October 3. 1874 Hugh ppxle,
aged forty hve years. Mr. Doyle Aaettx6 ~ &en-
y WioklOy; Ireland, and = me%bssS5 asaesa asF',
MUD JgDsE Tsxss 81 s. a. -, III: e
PRICE.lA ssadsv. 9sptsmber 30. 1874, sssT: n,
native os co., "a 'afs ssaSsas q
this city for tho rssi sssnhs ssnf yssss. -
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81 john 8. Dunhsm.s Yeast Powder 6sr purity
wilIhaYs ao sthss, tkssa y h.a at ysuf afaGsfs:
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.SUNDRIES

We offer for SALE in tots, or Quantities to suit pur'
ohasers. ct the Lowest Market Price
100 casks CLEAR BACON SIDES.
SO casks O. R. BACON SIDES. ......
$50 casks BACON SHOULDERS. t...a
SO casks DRY Sailed SHOULDERS. --.n
300 bbls. HEAVY MESS PORK. -.
81 tierces Hughes. Gesiee & Co.'S KENTUCKY
HAMS" res .-.. r,..
IS tierces BEAR3RAsS HAMS.
100 tierces Choice Refined LARD.
100 kegs Choice Refined LARD.
50 boxes Choice BREAKFAST BACON.
so Grkfns Choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
so frkins Choice WESTERN BUTTER.
50 bbls- OLD CHfcKEN-coCK WHISKY.
so hfbbfs OLD cHfcKEN-COCK WHISKY
as bbls. Celebrated MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
% bbls. New York GIN. a'.- .f. o.
o5 bbls. New York BRANDY.
.REEEEE ASHEEHAN,
No. es PSydras street,
Octstf 5$4H ID / Now Orleans
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS q al
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RAcoN

y, Sd caAk. BAcoS-caesr siJss.. .'t1@' .; %
s 50 n" Clear RiS siaes,. 80 80. W a.,
n ,,'' s>ouidsfa ,f
/. g boxes ctsio. Western tREAkFAsr BACON.
!, % a., Nss York ~,
"a y s..s.. cs.le. c.ay...s 8, 6, HAxs Asserted
r, ~ Hrands. - ~ %''~ S''
. aitisrcss pia,n AZ ,H1xa. ~. "a f'r'cT
70 esats Esw Dry s&ssS sHoVLDxxs ""' ~.
100 tisrces Choics RshksA LAND '9s -" " 8
I'M 49, ~ u. roc ~. Ta4f ala Eaos,Hf H5'
50 ~ PfeA,.a pIos' FxET.s sac = e-ed, a'ae
i, 100 frkias Choice doshsn ssa wssssrn B6rrxR
In store and for safe BY - 'a' 'H &
:, a.'3d" iBY1SKs I BRO, - *''
p aai - f.f n11ft n q rsovSrss at,sss,s -
: oea0 arsE It $50 a 01Ssaiss GA seand.
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CHARITY sERMON ;

REV. THOMAS Tla1. tho aistlasn,sAed Pulpit
Orator Us Disssasef Natchea will aslsvsr Charity
Sermon vsrs invEsaaa end ansspsatiaR in
ST. pATRIcTs cHURcH. - 7r 4. ssuBDAY.
October 9Th. The proceeds to DO devoted to the
relief Of the poor assisted by the Conference Of st.
Patricia Society Of St Vincent dc Paul $3.50 atsp
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= .1es1ssss% siisSsss sss zsss sas,nss
. - CATEDT FANsssoas0 4ES az
AZ :, - = - - >, - -
Mrs. Doherty's emporium sfvfashios,
f. II; No ssscAaai ssreet,

10 -, arospAs sce ro1sa'x is.A .ss~.ss
b. N.'N h9s yssssSkA- fAet .axya{ ss.NySS 8 a
s:ss Fs ss .!s|I =; {
Lkssasa lara sads.sf AatT GAxss \ aisss lad,
afsut .Assls~AAe.s taaEs assssna csn
AAss,SaSss!S sassrsasss a1lovMss ssAAsCn -
odls5Es s 81 90. an5Essssssr 1aea ::
D !; ]: as !; S & 80 es ss s :.
h, SsSxiI 49, eeLIa.eaeAxc alGAs - se4 sas
a SSass:s Ess gnu sssss; e yasy q cva1 !.
sfiiS3i; Si:. IS I'll Sas. 81 J sass Z
Me- q. MOen1D0B ssH ssasIN6 10 hssps u,ss
! Dfssg Nd tapak Nsaask Pstsft@sst. s'a.
l. sraE xxA pyNu bxRok6 ~ Ifsi36S sas
tE:ss ss!sse 49, 81 Y =. !. !,
s. k. IN q az n - e Arr.zns
s's.adsd = viii s.ls 9 tSs sSsiss: q :.
" ..s,.Ii -. NM, D9IEETyH 49, -. 80
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CT ALOYsIUs ACADEMY 81
. Corner Charities aud Barracks Streets.
This Institution under the direction Of the Brothers
Of tho Sacred Heart Will begin its next seesfon MON
DAY, sept. 30. 1879. -.
The course Of studies Ii commercial and comPfisea
English French and German. For Circulars appiy 70
the Institution Aae StsO &.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-03

Calvin Ainswortb, ESQ.,, an old and high
~ esteemed citizen of Williamstown, and the
oldest merchant in Orange county, died OF
the 10th ult., of pneumon a. He was fo1
many years the President of the NorthfieIc
Bank and held other business relations O
like honor and responsibility His age wa,
~.
Joseph Bailey of Woodbury. who eloped or
the Sth Of March, with a Miss Parker, has
returned leaving his Hardwick friend some
where out in the cold. He returned like
/ Niobe, ''all tears, to his wife, but three
years married, and a child sick with the
scarlet fever, which he left behind on his
new departure. He now believes in the
passive" policy but there is some doubt as
to whether he viii again be adopted by his
ola partner.
Simeon Hatch of South Woodbury. a black
smith by trade, has leased farm in Worces-
ter and moved on to it, leaving favorable
opening for good blacksmith at the former
place.
Peter Hill Of Woodbury. reports seventeen
living lambs from ten sheep, which is three
better than late case reported from that
town. Next
"Tte West" which viii try to beat US in
everything, gives Us a sample Of - sudden
changes" \ correspondent writing from
Waukon, iowa, after noticing change Of
40 in IS hours, as published in a number
Of the FREEMAN, says that at that place Oh
the 18Th OF Feb at p O'Clock P NJ tie mer-
curry indicated 80 above, and at : A. NJ on
the I4th, DO below zero, being a change in
temperature Of Sc in hours The Iowa
mercury must be lively variety to keep up
with such a sudden demand for change, and
!. IS lucky for the Ualtonlau that it came at
a time when most Of them we're probably in
bed.
\ telegraph operator in one Of the offices
on the line of the p ,o o. Railroad between
St. Johusbury and llardwick, after waiting
about fortnight for the cars, posted a bull
letinc in his Office e train fourteen days
late"
George A. e. Bragg, a young man employed
in the tannery Of Keith & James, Warren,
come near being drowned recently by falling
through the ice, in cros,i ing CarieIl's pond
David A Gage, George ". Gage and
John A. Rice have taken a lease of the
Pacific hotel at Chicago for 20 years, the
building 10 be completed March /, 1873.
The Pacific viii have 500 rooms and cost
81 600, ono. The Cages are Yermonters.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-03

VITILIzK The HAIR-Why does the mar
be come harsh and dry-why does it iail our
why does it become gray7 Simply because
the life has gone out of it. The fl ers ara"
sustenance from the scalp as the grass draws
aiiment from the soil, and when the supply
of nutriment is cut Of in either case the
product withers and dies. At the first symp-
tom of decay, therefore, the unfed or halted
trOots of the hair should be refreshed ana
rein forced with LYONS KATHARIoN. the only
preparation which will nourish the tlamentS
and keep them in a vigorous condition alter
they have begun to suffer from deficiency
Of their natural stimulant As long rs the
Katharion is faithfully used, with a prope
degree of friction, morning and evening, 50
long will il be impossible for the hair to
whiten or fall out from the scalp.
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Example for the Ladies.

MRs. NARY o. LEWIS, Of fremont, West
chester County, \. y, reports her personal
earnings, by stitching only, with a W heeler
& Wilson Ma, hine, as follows: Earned in %
months. $500: average per month, 5000
ner dav, SIO.76; earned IN one day OF is
hours, $50; earned in one month, $3.50, an
average per day Of Sl4; earned IN II months,
S3745, averaging per day $3.50. She has
used the sewing machine Il years, and it
now. and was during that time, IN robust
baal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-03

Col. George A. Merrill and family are a
an early day to again become residents o
Rutland.
Last Tuesd4y the dwelling house of A
Norton of Wells was burned to the ground
The fire had made such head way when
discovered that the family barely escapec
with their clothes. Loss $4,000; insured
for 81 900.
Rev. j. r. Bourne was released from biz
pastorate at West Rutland, VI. on %
inst, with advice OF council aud commended
to the churches.
We learn that \. W. Hyde, Esq of Hyde
| vile, was FRUSTRATED last Thurs lay Afternoon
! by a paralytic s6roke-
Cashier H. f. Field Of the Rutland County
Bank is seriously ill.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Scgen feet and SIX inches of snow have
fallen in Chester during the past winter.
TIE Listers Of Windsor county have fix ID
upon the following rates Of appraisal.
" fecf oxen 9. $1,000 F1 2u4a afsP, per eo
, years year, oii cattle, i5o5 d5'd -. 8 o..
caring '.-.--- az w. nsr ,'n,.'' = n
( 3 years old colts 5000 Corn. pcr bu-n., =
. year oil cons. 800, Gec- PEI swarm b.
store sheep pr head, 500
! Judge Barrett's address, up1n temperance
on Sunday evening DIRE" crowded house.
( His presentation Ot the subject w Is new, aud
his az pedls 20 young men tJ think well upon
1t, and 20 reallz. the end and aIm OF their
existence, were qui1. l5rci5.e In holding
up 70 view the two ways 81 lie one ut winch
every man must clio se, tie chose for Illus
tratlon men with whose lives many Of his
hearers were familiar Standard
ACCIDENT AT C1vF%p.su-A few DAYS since
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-03

ScRoFULoUs HuMoRs The VEGETINE has
cured many cases Of Serofula Of five, ten and
twenty years standing. where the patient
has had many physicians, tried many OF the
known remedies: and, after trying the VEG
rr1NE. the common remark Is. :" 1t acts
differently, works differently, from any med
;cine | have ever taken" VEGETINE will
cleanse scrofula from the system. Try it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-03

We iesire to make the FREEMAN particularly
valuable for its news from all parts of Vermont
and our friends in different parts ofthe State es
pc ;Iallyin Washington Orange and LamoflIe COun-
ties, VIII confer a great favor upon US and our
readers by sending us local intelligence. Give US
facts and we viii arrange them for the paper.