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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19

RANDOLPH. The annual meeting Of the Trus-
tees Of the Randolph Normal School was held on
Tuesday, June ith Messrs. n. l.. Boydeu,
Esq, and B. f. Adams, were elected to fll va
cancies in the Board Of Trustees. The length Of
the school year was changed from forty-two
weeks to forty weeks. The report of the Princi.
pal showed an aggregate attendance of four hun
dred and thirty-six pupils for the year ending
next month, which is the largest attendance on
record for the Institution. The attendance for
the present quarter was also found to he larger
than for the corresponding quarter Of any preyi-
Gus year.
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rIMEoN JOHNsONs ESTATE. The

- subscribers, having been appointed BY the iIonora-
be Probate Court for the District OF Randolph Commits
sloners to receive examine, and adjust AL claims ADD
demands oa parsons, against the estate y simeon John
son, late OF WILLIAMSBURG in said District, deceased,
represented nsolyent and the term OF sx months from
the ith day OF April 1874 being allowed by said Court
tho creditors OF said deceased to exhibit and
their respective claims before Give notice, that We
will attend to the duties Of appointment at the Hotel
IN Wlianst0wn, in said District the lith day OF
September next at ono O'Clock In tho afternoon, on
said day N IpALM M COMMISSIONER
Xlliatnstown, May "a, A. ID. lS1z. 2lN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19

BErHEL.--NIr. Wilson, the popular landlord of
the Depot House, announces an Anniversary
Ball on Thursday evening, July 4th. All who
attend may be sure Of g9od time, and no pains
will he spared by Mr.. Wilson or the various
committees to render it complete success.
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DANIEL LANNON'S EsTArE.-Th

~ subscribers. having been appointed by the Hon
Orablo Probate Court tor the District Of Washington,
70 receive, examine and adjust all claims
,nd demands OF all persons against the estate OF Dan
el Iandon, late Of Waterbury, la said district, do
ceased represented nsove and tho term ofsix mouths
rom the nth day Of May i572 being allowed ny said
Court To the creditors OF said deceased TO exhibit and
prove their claims before Give notice. that
will attend 10 tho duties Of appointment at the
onco Of Paul Dillingham; som 10 Waterbury, In said
District, tho ast Thursdays OF June and August next
at o'clock, In the forenoon, each OF said days.
HORACE FALES. (commission.rs
NJ. W. sHURrLEFF, N''A
Waterbury June D. A. ID 1874 2nT
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UNloS DFror.-A delegation of the Directors
of the Montpelier & Wells River Railroad and
other gentlemen from Montpelier, visited St.
Adams yesterday to consult with Governor Smith
in reference to Union Passenger Depot accommo-
datons in this place. 1t is understood that ar
rangements were made, which, when ratified by
the Wells River Road, will effect this very desra-
ble object
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The Union Republican vo ers Of Montpelier are hereby
warned to meet In the Village Hall, Saturday, June
I'D at O'Clock p w. elect four delegates TO the Re-
publican State Convention 10 be holden at Montpelier
"wednesday, June Goth.
Pen ORDER Town COMMITTEE.
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RANDotrn NORMAL Sen DOL. The examination
of the graduating classes will he helda the close
Of the summer quarter, Tuesday and Wednesday,
July 81 and 3d. The Association Of Alumni
meets Tuesday, July %, and the annual address
will be delivered on the evening of that day by
Hon Charles w Willard
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19

Darn or WALktLL CnIEr.-The celebrated
stallion, Waikiki Chief, who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks, of typhoid pneumonia, died at the
Vermont Stock Farm, in Shelburn, Friday even
ing. lie was purchased in April, 1871, of E. NJ.
Holmes, of Cazenoya, n, Y, and was valued at
SIS, 900. This is severe loss TO the company.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19

ExcANraENr.-A portion of the Norwich Uni
yersi,y Cadets are 10 make their summer encamp-
ment at llighgate Springs, on the goth inst.
They will be in St. Adams on the Glorious
Fourth, on their return 10 quarters at Mortified
and will form an attractive feature 10 the grand
procession ON that day
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WELLS OARBoLIC TABLETS.


fOh Cot"hS, coLbS huAhSENfoc.
These Tabi,s present the Acid In combination with
other Efficient remedies, IN popular form, for the Cure
OF all THROAT and LUNG Diseases.
HOAltsENEsS ami LIBERATION u the THROAT
are nneda tely relieved, and statements are constantly
being the proprietor OF relief In VI Throat
Difficulties OF years standing.
CAIITION Don't be deceived by worthless imita.
lions Get only Wells Carbolic Tablets.
JOHN O KELLOGG, IS Plat St, n. Y,
Send for Circular, 2yo sole Agent for the Y. q.
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TOHN WOODS EsTATE-The sub.

scribors having been appointed by the Honorable
rfobate Court for the District OF Washington, Comns
oners to receive examine and ADJUST all claims and
Wood, late OF Montpelier, In said District, deceased,
represented insolyent and tho term OF six months from
the I'D day of April 1872 being allowed by said Court
10 tho creditors of said deceased, TO exhibit aud
prove their respective claims before Give notice that
We will attend to the duties Of appointment at the
office of Heaton Rsed In Montpelier In said District,
on the ga days Of July aud October next at one O'clock
In the an sInOOn, each Of said days.
CHARLES REED. }cou,n,..,onsr.
JOEL FOSTER, JR, 0o''Hs'o"e's'
Montpelier May Ia, A. ~. ls12. 2sH
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Habitual constipation leads to the following results
Inflammation Of the kidneys sick and nervous headache,
bilousness dyspepsia, indigestion, piles loss Of appetite
and strength, all Of which may be avoided by being
regular In your habits, aud taking say one Of Par
sons Purgatve pills nightly, for four or six weeks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19

TnE ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKEr yesterday
was comparatively inactive. We quote common
grades at from Is to 30 cents fair to good, 90 to
% cents, and selections at from "a to 20 cents.
Factory cheese 10 to Ia cents per pound.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19

the late Captain Colyocoresses has been proved in
the court of probate in Connecticut. 1t gives
$4,000 to the Bible society; $1,000 to the INDECENT
people Of Norwich VT. $1,000 to the society for
the relief of the destitute children of seamen
$1,000 to the seIectmen of Litchfed to be expend-
ed by them in furnishing a religious anda secular
newspapers to the paupers at tho town house, and
also to furnish conveyance to carry them to
church on Sunday $1,000 to his mother S 1000
to erect monument to Captain Alden Partridge,
and the remainder of his property is to be divided
among the members of his family.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19

INCOMES AND LlcENsfs.-The Z S. Collector is
at the Office Of the Secretary Of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company to-day, to re
oeive the money on taxes assessed on incomes,
licenses, etc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19

Stand not upon the order Of going but go at once
and buy bottle Of the fragrant " sozodont" You will
never regret IT, 1t not only beauties and preserves the
teeth and arrests decay but leaves the mouth cool and
the breath as fragrant as rose.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19

FAKE READING RooM.-A pleasant rumor is
an1at in this community that in the New Bank
Building soon to be erected in Rutland by Gen.
Baxter for the use Of his bank, there are to be
spacious rooms provided for public Reading
Room and Library, for the benefit Of our people,
~ be paid for and supported mainly by the libcr-
ality vi this gentleman, who not only knows how
to gather up the dollars, but unlike many Others
milIonaires, is disposed to them IN Tree and
useful manner. We are grateful for such speci-
men OF riches and intelligent generosity combined.
And when, what Horace Fairbanks has done for
st. Johnsbury and T. W. Park for Remington,
Gen. Baxter does for Rutland, we shall have an
Institution which may make US somewhat proud
it will make us better and wiser. Rutland Iade-
pendent
Who can be found to do this good work for
Montpelier?
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JONI 0'BRIEs's FouR Snows.-rhe largest
Rhnoceros ever captured and put before the
amusement seeking public il among the numer
GUS curiosties and sights in D Brien's Four
Shows, in Montpelier, Saturday, June %. He
weighs little over four tons aud presents sight
which our people may never enjoy again. The
public will please to remember that there will be
no additional charge to see this extraordinary
curiosity. One ticket entities the holder to see
everything embraced in the show-50 cents for
adults, and 25 cents for children under ten years
Of age. There will be two exhibitions given !;
afternoon and evening. at one and seven O'Clock.
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II Attention is called to the advertisement Of
" rnE FAMILY Physician in another column
An inspection will convince the most skeptical
that it is truly M invaluable book, well deserving
Of a place in the library Of every family in the
S..fa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19

ANNivEasAPr.-The fourth anniversary of the
Vermont Methodist Seminary and Female College
commences on Sunday, the Both inst, at which
time the annual sermon will be preached by Rev.
c. W Wilder. At II clock, A. NJ, of Mon
day the examinations commence ; at u p. NJ
the address before the Alumni will be delivered
by G. W, Clarke, Esq, Of Chelsea, with poem
by Mrs. Rev. Church Tabor of Hardwck On
Tuesday the examinations will be continued at
3 P. NJ, the business meeting of the Alumni
will be held, and at u in the evening the address
before the Aesthetic Society will he delivered.
On Wednesday at A. NJ the Reports of the
Teachers and examining committee will be read
at 10 A. NJ, the Commencement exercises will be
held. The Annual Sermon, the Addresses and
the Commencement exercises will take place in
the Hall of the new building. The graduating
class numbers five ladies', and the College Prepar-
atOry Department eleven gentlemen.
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STATE COMMITTEE. Jed. p. LAdd, Of Al
burgh, has issued an address to the Liberal Re
publicans of Vermont, in which he urges the or
ganzing Of Greeley and Brown clubs through
out the State, and announces the appointment,
Henry C. Adams, St. Alhans Charles Clement,
Rutland j. A. Salisbury Rutland Fletcher
rarble, Swanton; A. G. Stafford, St. Adams
David 5. Sweet Alburgh, d. l.. Kent, Dorset
E. Henry Wiley, Randolph. The committee is
notified to meet at the Van Ness House, in Bur
lington on the 10Th day of june 1872, at O'Clock
p. IN. for the purpose of organization and ac-
tinn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19

Augastinc's Church will hold Strawberry Fes-
tyal in Village Hall, on Thursday evening Of
next week. June 27th. The public are cordially
invited
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ma a r k g is.
tTelsgrapsss Erprs.sV IN Wafohraap sfaf, Janrral)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
For the week ending Tuesday, June 10, ls72.
AT CAM BRIDGE AND BRIGHTON,

-
.xouur ov srocr 49, Mac.
' W "''e" AZ "N"NHi
cans Sheer. Shois'. Hog', cs,s,.
TINS week, 3l9! btiG f0l 1900 1910
Last week, 2io 5GD 501 lil01 701
one year ago. H3s 1903 100 $40 6Ol
PRfcEs.-RssL cqh,',- Extra fst ans heavy premnp
nxen s0Oo 1850, hrst quality 90 80 y 10 O0 second
quality, $3.50 n 800 third quality 500 a Is p ,
100 Ms, total weight Of hide. talow and dressed beef
few choice single pairs si0.2J Gt0o.oO Bulls, Ac.
t5O0 n 5000.
Wavting orsn sl0l te75e pair or according to ther
value as heel. Handy Steers, SIS 70 slul.
MHoI cor,-sil as extra good, $50 . 500 with or
without calves, as may be agreed, farrow and ordna
ry, ti5B5n.
sfora.-Yearlings, s0n0l; two-yeara old t0l N M
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Legal Mntipes.
T. MERRILL'S ESTATE.

INV IIIIINH : HI1ItnILfID H1of II Z H.
w The subscribers having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washington
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands OF all parsons against the estate OF
William p Merrill late of Cabot, Ia said district, de-
ceased represented nsoyent and the term OF months
from the list day OF June A. d. 1874 being allowed by
.ad Court To the OF said DECEASED to exhibit
md prove their respective claims before Give notice
that we will attend to the duties OF appointment at
weng house OF Allen Perry in Csnot. said District,
the hrst Thursdays OF November and December next,
ut o'clock in the afternoon, each OF said days.
LuCIUs HERRiCk, tc,a,..,o,...
THERON H. LANCE. }oo"'n's'o's'''
Cabot, June ~, A. d. 1872. H,29
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Republican Union state Convention.

A Republican Union state Convention will be held at
MONTPELIER. on WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26th. 1872, at
10 oc ock A. NJ. to nominate candidates for Governor
Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer to be supported at
the state election In September next also TO nominate
two Presidential Electors at Large to be supported at
the coming Presidential Election.
The Republican unon voters OF this State will be
represented In the Convention by their delegates to be
chosen the basis OF one delegate from each and
additional delegate for each hundred voes cast
Tor tho Republican candidate for Governor at the last
State election Delegates will provide Themselves with
proper credentials signed by the Secretaries Of their
respective primary meetings
@. a. BENEDICT, Chairman.
KITTREDGE HAsKINs Seestary.
GEO. a. MgRRraL,
II. q. KoOr,
Il. ?. PflsLb, Republican
PsosPgR MsRRiLL, ''"'e
ALBsRI CLARKE Committee.
r. FAIRBANKS,
We give below the opportonment Of delegates for the
several counties named,
wAsufxoroS COUNTY.
One each -Duxbury, Fayston, Morctown, Woodbury.,
Worcester Two eaeh--Barre Berlin, Cabot Calais,
East Montpelier Marshdoid Middlesex piaiDheld, Rox.
bury. Washeld, Warren. Three delegates Waterbury.
Four Eaeh-Montpeler, Norhaeld
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
One eaeh--klrhy, Newark, Ryegate Shefhcld, Stan
nard, Sutton, Walden Wheelock. Two EACH barnet,
Burke, Danvllle Groion, HardWick, Pcacham, Water.
ford. Three dclegatee-Lyndon. Four-st. Johnsbury.
LANoiLLE COUNTY.
One each-Beyidere, Elen Gilmore. watcrville. Two
each--cnmbridge, Hydepark, johnson, Morrlstown,
w1leot Three delegates-stowe.
ORANGE COUNTY.
One Each-F,rlee, Orange Vershre, West Falrlee.
Two each--Bradford Braiutrce, Drookfeld, Corinth,
STAFFORD Thetrori, Topsham Washington williamsiown.
Three each-Chelsea Newbury, Tunhridge. Five dele
gates-Randolph.
ORLEANS CorETY.
0ne each bloomington, Crafsbury Glover, Greens
boro, Holland Jay Lowell Salem, westded westmore.
Two eaoh-Albany, Barton Charleston, Coventry Der.
by, Irasburgh, Morgan, Newport Troy.
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List of LETTERS.


LADIES Mrs II. Blngham-2, Mrs. AFRO Chase, Mrs
Parker s. Dow, Mrs. Abbie E. Dow, Mrs. Emily Gould
Mss L. A. IIilson, Miss Emma Stewart, Mrs. Lucy
Snow.
GEsrLFMES-D.C CLARK, stephen Lufkin, Jed Ladd
Joseph Lotrelle NJ. Morris, Vito Rose, Joseph b. West
ptte.
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MONTPELIER UNION Schools Tho annual ex-
animation of the Washington County Grammar
and Montpelier Union Schools will commence on
Thursday. June oOtb 1872. and be AS follows.
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Watnhman s. journal.


71T7|7'1-71~
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1872.
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County NomNArloNs.--The Republicans Of
Chittenden County have put into the field the
following excellent ticket
For senators, George II Bigelow, Burlington
John l.. Mason, Richmond, A. o. Humphrey,
Underhill. For Assistant Judges, Nathaniel
Parker, Burlington Alney Stone. Westford
For States Attorney, W l.. Burnap, Burlington
For Sheriff, Luman A. Drew, Burlington For
High Baliii, Ira w Sayles, Richmond For
Judge of Probate rorrey +. Wales, Burlington.
The following sa list of the nominations made
in Orange County
Senator's William r. Shedd, Newbury Ly-
man q. llnckley, Chelsea Judges of Probate,
John r. cleveland, Brookfeld Henry w Bal
ley. Newhury. Assistant Judges, A. 4. Kinney,
Vershire William II. Nichols, Braintree State 5
Attorney, Orrin Ganbell Dr.. Bradford Sheriff,
j. Q. A Bass, West Randolph.
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Vermont Homeopathic Medical Society.

The Twenty-second annual meeting Of this So
ciety was held in tho State House at Montpelier
on Thursday, june 18th. The meeting was called
% order BY the President j. II. Jones, NJ D. Of
Bradford. After reading the minutes Of the last
meeting, and the election Of new members. re-
ports were made from various Bureaus. Quite
an interesting discussion was held in relation to
the epldeinics prevailing throughout the country
during the past wear, IN the west taking the form
VI cerehro spinal meningitis, in the middle States
and part OF New England the form of small pox,
and in other places scarlet fever.
Valuable papers were presented By the Bureau
a. Obstetrics, among which was a case Of Uterine
liydatld, Stimulating pregnancy, reported by DR..
q. u. H. Sparhawk. Several members gave an
account OF their experience in puerperal convul-
sions, DR.. VandeuSen Of Waits6eld presented
the history and specimen Of case Of malignant
tumor or lnedulary cancer, occurring in the me
senterv Dr.. j. H. Jones gave an account of
,ase Of intussuscepton of tho intestine cured nv
Nux NOnica, by which means he saved the life
~ the patient a. n distinguished surgeon was on
the point OF operating for stranguated hernia
Drs. Sparhawk and Worcester related cases Of
hernia cured by the appropriate remedy Many
valuable and interesting papers and cases were
reported and discussed
DR.. a, NJ. Gushing Of Lynn, delegate from tho
Massachusetts, HON. Medical Society, addressed
the meeting, and gave m account of the progress
II imnppathy was making in his State. lie also
referred 70 the futile attempts to expel the llpm-
cnpathic members OF the Massachusetts, Medical
Slcety which recently eliminated in the llumu.
npathic Hospital FAIR. held in Boston at which
over $50 600 we're realized
DR.. H. A. Houghton Of Keesevlle, was dele
gate from tie New York State Homeopathic
Medical Society Of which he is also President
lie referred to the early history Of Homeopathy
in Vermont when he with three or four others
met at st. J0hnshury and formed the Green
Mountain State Medical Association hut now
he FELT proud 10 see the condition Of Homo, pa
thy in his native State The Doctor also gave an
account Of the condition of our school in New
York, which he showed was satisfactory in every
respect
The following officers were chosen for the en-
suing year Presidential. n Brigham of
Montpelier Vice Presidential. H. C6amherlin
vi Barre Recording Secretary-G. f. Il. Spar
hawk Of Gaysville Corresponding Secretary-C.
y. Parkhurst of lrasburgh Treasurer-C b.
Currier of Middlebury Censlr4-M. II IlOugh.
ton Of st. Jphnsbury, J. II. Jones Of Bradford,
j. NJ. McDuhee Of Derby Auditors ). e..
Peck Of Derby, Samuel Worcester Of Burlington
committee was appointed TO prepare his
tory of llomu lpathy in Vermont, and the Society
hen adjourned until the second Wednesday in
June, 1873
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heW Advertisements.

PEPORT Of the condition Of the Mont.
~ pelier National Bank at Montpelier, Vermont, al
the close d business, June "a, 1874.
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STATE on VERMONT, -
County Of HasAinsfon, W
T. Charles A. Reed, Cashier Of "The Montpelier Ma
tonal Bank" do soemnly that the Above state
ment true, 10 the best ofmy knowledge and belief
CHARLES A. REED, Cashier.
Subscribed and TO before me this 18th day Of
June, ls72 GEORGE W. WING,
Notary Public
Correct. Attest,
JAMES h. LNNGDONJ
CARLOS BANCROFT, Directors
p. JEWETT.
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now TO SPECULATE SUCCESSFULLY.

By MEMBER Of the n. Y. srocK EXCHANGE.
Randall II. Foote's Financial Pamphlet
Contains some sensible advice the subject, Is
,ased upon common principles. which expert
Of many years member Of the Gold Board and
York Stock Exchange has fully corroborated
Sent free on application, by letter otherwise, of
RANDALL IL. FooTE CO.,
N72 70 Broadway aud Is New Street, New York.
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Meteorological Observations


hs month Of My, 1872, taken in Randolph, for the
Smithsonian Institute.
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An unknown man about twenty-five years Of
age was arrested Mt Bennington after n chase Of
three hours. on Monday morning. on suspicion Of
horse stealing. About one hundred men turned
out TO help capture him he was found at last at
the west part Of the town in swamp lying in
the water, his head just above the surface and
was mt In mil
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Workmen, while engaged in digging in the
cellar of the store Of Mr.. Choate Of Pcacham.
uuearthed human skeleton ltis Thought to he
that Of pedder who mysteriously disappeared
from that place few wears a0o
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John p Champlin, Of East Middlcbury, w.,
attempted suicide again on Wednesday last. BY
ttking can containing two or three pounds Of
p lwder and going into his cellar and exploding
IL. For few days previously he had seemed to
be little out of his head, but it was thought
that he was getting better, 50 that they were not
watching him very narrowly. 1t would seem
that MIR. Chnmplin took the can and went down
cellar, and held it in his right hand, while with
his left he applied the match. The explosion cut
his wrist badly, and blackened and burnt his face
in frightful manner, and burnt and tore his
coat TO atoms. Still he IL alive and in lair way
10 recover The explosion was so severe rs 10
blow out the cellar windows and tear up the floor
and produce general confusion about the prem
iges