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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

FLOWERS. are indebted to james
Wick. Rochester. New York, for his tenth
annual catalogue and floral guide for
1872. It is beautiful book protusely
illustrated, with two exceedingl " pretty
color plates of flowers, and fine photo
graph of Mr.. Wick. This is really
work of value to the horticulturist. 1t
is printed on fine tinted paper IN clear
type and aside from the catalogue abounds
in instructive hints on the management
seeds, preparation Of ground NC, the de-
tails of which are highly instructive to
to any one interested in the culture OF
flowers. The long experience of Mr.
Wick has enabled him to gather the pro
duction of all chimes, and one feels sure
to get Just what they order and as hl'
seeds are tested by himself there IS M
risk in getting everything genuine which
is in the catalogue. We have tried hi
bulbs the past year and think it impossi
. BILE to surpass his Lilies and Dahlias
, Every bulb proved good in our packag
and the blossoms were admirable. III
$ catalogue is only 10 cents and is wort
$ many times that, in useful suggestions
Z. Let any one who loves flowers send t
t James Wick, Rochester, N. Y. See ais
: advertisement.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

And now Senator Chandler is Sc
lected as a proper subject for Ku-Klux
correction. He received letter day
or two since from Winchester, Va, warn
ing him that be would be assassinated
within thirty days for opposing amnesty
in the Senate.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

DEAD OR DYING.-Where the hair
uunaturally dry, you may be sure tb
i is dying and unless artificially vita
lied, it viii soon be as dead as leaves
November. Feed the whitening fbe
aud stimulate the torpid scalp wi
LYONS KATHAIRoN, and the evil, VIII
must otherwise soon eliminate in bal
ness, will be speedily remedied. Ii
absolutely necessary for the health
he brain, that it be kept moderal,
moist with a preparation capsule
nourishing aud iuvigorating it. LyO
Kathairon fulflis these conditions, a
is the only article that actually puts q
| life into the capillary tubes, throu
which the natural nourishment has &c
ed to pass. This pure and harmless :
etable preparation is absorbed by d
skin of the head to the roots of the hs
and passes into the flamenIs BY the 70
Of capillary attraction.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

A BRAVE LITTLE Fellow. mus
dozen or more boys at HoHanu hS'en''
Oneida county. we're engaged playing
:. h;de and seek" Saturday evening, "it-
he Johnny" son of j. 7. Thomas, aged
eight years, while running over a vacant
lot seeking hiding place, and while ac-
cidentally passing over an open well COW
cred with snow drift, broke through
and fell to the bottom. The well Is
about Is feet deep, and has depth OF
water of five to six feet. His own YER
sion, which hefreely gives, is moststrange.
He says when he fell he thought he was
sinking into an old cellar of which he
knew but upon being submerged IN wa
ter, imagined that he was in a creek or
pond, and was greatly confused when
he felt the water closing over his head
but realized that he was rapidly rising,
until his head was above. lie then
reached out his hands and could with
ease sustain himself in this position and
breathe-his hands clinging to the wall,
but his head still submerged. Here be-
gan his reconnaissance of the surround
ings and chances of escape, and came to
the conclusion, though in total darkness
tina the was in we'll, and at once began
the perilous as cent. The we'll is is Of
usual size, and has too large a clrcum
ference for the little ones spread OF lint
} to enable him to adopt the usual method
of bracing from opposite sides OF TIL
: circle, and he was obliged to use por
: ton only of the circle, tor the purpos
] of making the slow and dangerous as
cent. He says he climbed as If he wa
going up ladder" and after ne ha
made considerable progress that hereacf
!. ed a point where he could find no plac
i in the wall for his feet and hands, an
l. nearly despaired in view Of again tallln
r into the dreaded depths Here, as
% expressed it in his own and more tttln
lie speech, the love of life, home and XII
a. 0red came to his rescue, which, togeth'
h with a little rest, enabled him to mas
" more vigorous exertions, finally bringlr
of him to the surface in safety and entire
a uniniured. During all this time he hf
of not been missed by his mates, aud Il
., first intimatiou of his perilous adventu
be was narrated by himself at home, whit
of err he had at once repaired Ga distance
is some so rods), minus his cap, which "
a. fshed out of the we'll, the next mornlr
he His escape is regarded by all as me
Oh marvellous, when, in addition to the &C
ditions that have been stated, it is Sc
that be was obliged to emerge throu
1es the small aperture in the snow d.
18th through which he had fallen, quite
for distance above the surface of the we'll
ely Utica Observer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09
SAVE THE CHILDREN

Multtudes Of them suffer. iinEer, and die, oe. g
,f D. No. The only known remedy OF Y
Troublesome gndb Ranse GGnp g AZ Pin TG Wo
w VtSp prely vegetable sure death TO oil wer
raiosble eafhartis anu bel ehcisl 70 health Y
.,aJ Price reduced to 50 cts. per bottle. o.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

Seth w. Payne, the editor of the
Utica Bee, who is now in jail on charge
of libel, publishes column of jail per
sonals."
"A young woman at Dayton, Ohio,
who had been subjected to spasms, had
lizard stick its head out of her throat
while she was in spasm, and not long
after the reptile relieved her Of Its pres
ence and she recovered.
The proprietor of the lions who last
ate a man at London, has received SO
many applications for the vacant posi-
ton of lion-tamer that he has been NOV
ed to notify the public that no more men
will be eaten at his establishment.
A man out at Kit Carson on the
plains, lost COW, and finally found hel
in the midst of herd of 10000 butta
loes, who had welcomed her on terms o
generous equality, ard from whom HI
. found it hard to separate her.
The latest investigator has discov
ed that brides are divided into two class
es-the serious and the smiling. Ih
first enters with queenly step, anc
! seems to say, Don't look at me don
: YOU see I'm married, and that thos
. days are overY The other comes u
smiling, as much as to say, "fve lane
e ed him; what fun"
d A Kansas Judge was recently pr
n Guiding a sentence of death with mo-
C pathetic review of the criminals lif
d which he was holding up as warnin
rs to all evil-disposed persons, when he W.
,e astounded and silenoed by the prison
lie coolly interrupting Never mind Il
ii obituary, Judge, just give US the day
the funeral"
= The usual stupid difficulty was
n perienced at Utica, n. Y, in securing
n jury totry Huge MCGEE forkilling Tho
D. as Rowlands at picnic, last summer.
7r- Eight jurors were obtained on the fl
81 day, oneswearing thathe had never hea
u read, talked or thought of the case,
IRE though the murder was committed wi
Gu in few miles of his residence.
ed
az = Illinois farmers find that the pa
70 ridge is great destroyer Of the chin
on. bug, which is so injurious to wheat fe
,or and are beginning to protect them fr
the fowler. One farmer says be
i hundreds of tame partridges about
NJ place, and his wheat crops are unusua
abundant, while in places not far ay
- the chinch bug commits great rayai
He feeds them in winter.
tore Mrs. Mary J. Walker Of Michi
urn has mulcted the Chicago Times of 81
oals for libel. Her husband had drank
@ of self to death, and the Times, in rep
med ing it, gave as the cause the infdelit
with his wife, deriving its information
INES the testimony before the coroner's
and When convinced of its error it prom
from to publish retraction next day, W
quite was Sunday. The retraction came
wing therefore, in the Sunday edition, W
rned, had only limited and local cireula
thor The court ruled in her favor ON ali
points.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

Stokes asks suspension of public
opinion. Public opinion is more mode
rate-it only asks suspension of Stokes.
The New Orleans Times thinks that
Alexis would enjoy seeing the Louisiana
Legislature more than shooting buffa-
loes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09
gai uws gals y'MsS,

The Stokes case was before the court
for few minutes on Monday then "'
iourned one week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

These premiums are in addition to all
other premiums or commissions.
The Illustrated Christian Weekly has
increased its circulation very rapidly Of
late, it having added since December l
1871, over 4 900 subscribers to its list
Surely an encouraging sign for the
friends of pure family reading.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

MUEhIo DhIoN3IlIl ? d 7 2 II
WE the subscribers. being duly appointed oyy
W Hon Probate Court for the District OF
minister. Commissioners. to receive. exam ne
adiust an claims and demands Of all persons Il
ne estate of MORRIS DRISCOL :, late Of \
Minister in said district. deceased, and also an q
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto, an.
months from the 6th day Of December, 1871. :
allowed by said Court for that purpose,
tn refore hereby give notice that We will aueli
lhe business Of our said appointment at the ~.
Of Fbeuezer Hall. in " Westminster. n said 81
on the fourth Wednesday in February t-stn /,
the last " ednesday in May next, from two "
until four VI . on each Of said days
HORACE G00BHUE. tc..,,nissioul
D. c. GORHAM. -.
EBEN EZEB HALL, Administf~-
Westminster. Jan. -. A D.. lsl2-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

WHAT Is VEGEINE?-It is a con
pound extracted from banks, roots al
herbs. 1t is Natures Remedy. Ii
perfectly harmless from any bad eHe
upon the system. II is nourishing al
strengthening. It acts directly upon
blood. II quiets the nervous system,
gives you good, sweet sleep at night
Is great panacea for our aged fatht
and mothers; for it gives them strengi
auiets their nerves, and gives them \
lures sweet sleep, as nas been prov
by many an aged person. 1t is the gTt
Blood Purifier. 1t is a soothing rene
Tor our children. 1t has relieved al
cured thousands. us very pleasant
lake; every child likes it. It relie'
and cures all diseases originating Fl
impure blood Try the VEGETISE. CT
1t fair trial for your complaints Il
you will say to your friend, neighbor a
acquaintance, Try it; it has cured m
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09
LATER.

Later accounts state that Irving tired
one barrel of shotgun into Miss John
sons face when standing within SIX feet
Of her Her mother ran forward scream
ing " Murder" when Irving struck her
on top of the head with such force as to
knock her senseless and break oil the
stock of the gun. The wound is dan
gerous. When asurgeon from Norwich
arrived, he found that the shot had only
inflicted slight wound on the side o.
Miss Johnson's head, but there was a
terrible fracture on the top and side OF
the skull. 1t is supposed that Irving
after stunning Mrs. johnson, beat IN th'
young lady's skull with the barrels o
the gun. One of the barrels was dis
charged. Irving then attacked the ser
want girl who entered the room, but sh
fed and gave the alarm. Miss johnson
died at nine o'clock that evening.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

"A Milwaukee judge recently restor.
ed order in his court by pointinga seven.
shooter at the turbulent crowd.
- Chief Justice Chase (says an e1.
change has already purchased five acres
of Rhode Island, and has his eye on the
other fifteen.
-Kossuth has been cured Of ;he cont
by sitting in famous grotto in Tu'eany
which brings on profuse perspiraap
- Horace Greeley's birthday was q,
ebrated in New York last Saturdar
evening, by large number of his pei
sonal friends and distinguished journal
lists.
The classic editor of country D
per informs his readers that" No jeeril
skeleton mocks him from the battlemen
of melancholy's lofty peak"
- Prices at Greeley, Colorado-whe
$3.50 bushel, oats 81, potatoes 81, b,
ter 40c, beef s to 15c, coal 81 a t
board Sc to $40 a week, according
quality.
An admired young minister ofB
ton, is said to be the happy but embi
raised possessor of barrel of slippe
the gifts of yourg ladies interested
the welfare of his sole.
The Canadian papers are fun
thrilling advertisements Of snow shoe
: ces "under the auspices" Of all gr
and good men. There are hurdle a
two mile races, the shoes weighing usJ
ly / pounds with "le inches gut"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

1Torrjble Murder and Suicide.
A man named w. Irving, an employee
Of DR. s. C. johnson, of Bozrah, Connec'
,;cpt near Norwich, has for some time
had a passion for his employers daugb'
fer Jane, and frequently sought to mar mar,
nv her, but his suit had been diseo'''sU
by the young lady and her nanny
,,Lo has violent temper, on Mon
,,ornipg of this week, took heavi-
!, loaded gun and went TO the sitting
room where the young lady was lying on
a sofa, and discharged both barrels into
her head, inficting fatal injuries, then
turning to Mrs. johnson, who witnessed
the scene, struck her blow on the head
with the breech of the gun, making
fearful though not dangerous wound
He then left the room, and supposlng he
had escaped, the family sent messenger
to that city, where he had money depos
tied, to give warning of the crime he
however. went to his room locked him
self in and cut his throat from ear t
ear. When the door was burst open
shortly afterwards, he was found lyinI
with his head on the bed, with a razo
tightly clutched in his hand. The al
fair created intense excitement in tina
vicinity.
DIR. Johnson's family are highly re
snectable and widely known. Irvini
came from New York 10 or II years az
aud has lived mostly with DR.. johnson
where he was treated as one OF the lam
w. He was a valuable man, except b.
ing passionate, revengeful and addlcte
to occasional extreme excuses.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

POISONED TO DEATH.--A HEALTHY
liver secretes each day about two and
half pounds of bile, which contains /
great amount of waste material taEg
/ from the blood. When the liver becons
torpid or congested, it fails to eliminal
/ this vast amount Of noxious substance
| which, therefore, remains to poison 81
blood and be conveyed TO every part 7
the system. What must be the conf
ton Of the blood when it is receiving sa ,
retaining each day two and haifoa2a }
of poison? Nature tries to work oh~a
poison through channels and organ'-.
| the kidneys, lungs, skin, etc; but inca
organs become overtaxed in periornll
this labor, in addition to their naiunl
functions. and can not long withstall
the pressure, but become varlously az
eased.
The brain, which-is the great eIectn
cal centre of all vitality, is unduly suE
ulated by the unhealthy blood whlct
passes to it from the heart, and il tai!
to perform its Office healthfullS. Henc
the symptoms of bile poisoning, wha
are dizziness, headache, incapacliy
keen the mind on any subject, lmpa
meut of memory, dizzy, sleepy or D
vous feelings, gloomy forebodings and
ritability of temper. The blood Us
I being diseased, as it forms the sweat
I on the surface of the skin, is so lrrlt
: ing and poisonous that it produces
r colored brown spots, pimples, blotcl
and other eruptions, sores, bolls, caro-
cles and scrofulous tumors. The stJ
}, acb, bowels and other organs spoken
a cannot escape becoming, affected, 500
} or later, and costiyeness, piles, droI
dyspepsia, diarrhea, female weaan
and many other forms Of chronic disc
IN are among the necessary results. a
u remedy for all these various manlie'
tons of disease, DR.. Pierce's Col
Medical Discovery is positively uneq
j. ed. By it the liver and stomach
n, changed to an active, healthy state,
at appetite regulated and restored
$. blood and secretions thoroughly pur
- and enriched, and the whole system
ovat and built up anew. Sold oy
ie frst-class Druggists. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

CASH PREMIUMs.-Frieuds of the
American Tract Society of New York,
impressed with the value of THE ILLUS
TRATED CHRISTIAN WEEKLY, have au-
thorized them to offer 20 the individual
who sends the largest number of yearly
subscribers to that paper obtained with
in three months from February !, cash
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

OoWNER'S KEROSENE OIL
~ Best article in the market,st 8Ypl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-09

"A Milwaukee Judge recently restor
ed order in his court by pointinga seven
shooter at the turbulent crowd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
SMITH AND SLANDER.

TIE Times eyiuccs its mcaSurclcrs capacity
for untruth by asserting that TEE TEBcHE
has undertaken to shield Mr.. Henry Smith,
President or the broken Bowing-grecn Saw
iugs Bank; ard the changes arc rung on that
falschooA to infnity. Here is ono OF them:
eff Mr. rccicy had not lent his own name to lure de-
positors 70 the Bowinrcrcon SAVING Bank. would he
be 40 anxious to cover up Hank smiths irauGsP
If NIr. Greeley had lent bis name for any
such purpose, that would have been strong
additional reason, not for covering up, but FOR
exposing. any frauds committed III the prem
ises. But he never I'D any thing Of TIC KIND.
His name was printed as President OF the Ma
tional bureau of Immigration, which no had
consented 10 be, which consent he has since
Withdrawn. lie never took part in any proceed
ing ~ which the Savings Bank in question
was indorscd or otherwise commended. All
this must by this time be understood
Mr. Henry Smith is the only President of
broken Savings Bank whom we have
held up to the public gaze in connection with
its failure. Hearing that he was lobbying at
Albany, we reminded him that he was wanted
right here and had no time nor right
to be elsewhere until this Savings Bank
failure was cleared up. The fact OF
failure is prima facie evidence that
the Bank was dishonesty managed !;
and is President cannot plead that he had no
part in that management, because that would
be to confess grave misdemeanOr. We do
not know who were most culpable in produc-
ing That failure we only know that the Presi-
dent can in no case stand justified. And we
call upon those whose official duty Ii may be
to hold him to his full legal responsibility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19

So much of the report of the Congress Com
mittee on Ku-Klux has been anticipated, that
the publication of an abstract of The Official
document will not greatly enlighten the gen
eral reader. The Southern correspondence Oh
TIE TRIBUNE, in fact, has already furn!aheu
all the material facts in this unhappy business
as they came out in the trials Of the meniori'
of the Klans. Yet the minority report OIL 'ne
Committee affects to scout the IDEA Oh 'i!eie
being anything like regular Cfg'nlz"-
ton of rulfianism which Is 100
patent and notorious to be put ASIDE
IL could not be expected that the
minority of tho Committee would confess tho
whole case; so they make the best Of 1t 10y
sowing that the outraGcs were non-political
and purely sporadic outbUrsts of lawessnass.
But the whole may be summed up as com
plete proof of all that has ever been charged
against the Ku-Klux Of the South. 1t should
be noted that the Committee ore of the
opinion that Amnesty would greatly help
mollfy the angry feeling in the Southern
States. In this opinion, which the extensive
observation of the Committee invests win
great weight most sensible people viii
heartily concur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19

Another marked illustration of the spirit of
jawlessncss which seems 10 pcrvade lcSisla-
tive bodies, nowadays. was noticeable III the
proceedings of the Ohio Senate on Friday last
The Democratic Senator's, determinedly OPP
,osed to the admission OF Republican con-
tcstant to a seat tried to liO0t down all regu-
Bar business and t. drown the Chair with
profanity. noise and ribaldry. This conduct
has been so often and successfully tried else
where The Ohio Democrats might be excused
for thinking they could carry their point by
these violent measures. Bat there is no ex-
cuso for a diaordely proceeding, which is rot
only defiance of law and order but really
alarming sign Of The times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
HhILKAY CHHRGIS.

Mr.. Avord's bin regulating Freight on Rail
roads proposes two restrictions on charges |.
Winter freights shall not exceed by more tban
twenty-five per cent. those exactcd in Summer;
9. No moro shall be charged for carrying
freight part of the length of railroad than
the whole dstancc--that is, no more from
Rochester, Syracuse, or Utica, to New-YorE,
than from Buffalo.
These requirements are so moderate and
reasonable that it seems incredible that they
should be necessary; yet they are. We are
assured that farmers and drOyers who had
cattle in Gcnesce County that they wished to
send to this market have had TO drive them
to Buffalo, fifty miles westward, iii order to
procure their transportation at the lowest
rates. And we are assured that country mer-
chants have bought their groceries IN Boston
rather than this City because the charge for
frcighting them 200 miles across the berkshire
hills was less than for $50 miles up the valley
of the Hudson.
The case is too plain for argument-wcre
the adverse party other than railroad man
ayers, we should hope that it would not be
contested. We urge the speedy passage OF Mr.
klv0rl's bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
cTeip:29oTk G]ai1u Grioratee.
MONDAY. FEBRuARY 10. 1872.

The Mouarch'sts and Im0araiss in France are again
actively intriguing. Minister Washburne has been
authorized TO negotiate postal treaty with France.
- Gen. Sherman ras lat Rome for Naples. ====-
Another Ministerial cTies is "a progress IN Spain -
The body Of the late Ili Mayo has arrived at calcutta
- The West India toicSraph cabloi Is now IN Working
order TO St. Thomas and the islands beyond
Tho report Of the state Senate Committee Oh the Ter
giIiger case Is printed t-i7 morning 60 over 30
additional deaths reported In Nebraska during the
r,cent severe storm. Several western bound Trains
oh the Union Pacific have cached Ogden but the road
D. again blocked st R3Tiins - Two vessels have
been sunk in the Dctwaro River by ice. g tram on
Pie Mississippi Contra Railroad was wrecked on Inurs-
q y. bit No one Wa injcToe.
The Board OF Auds d.sa41wcd claims amounting 10
over sG5oOOO. ==== Inc Bowling Green Savings Bank
A. Is declared bankrupt. === Mr. HopwOrths followers
bAve purchased site 10: church. 49, Gold, li0i
400, I1C.. ThcrmOnetor. 90 JSo. 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19

A letter from tie Regular London Cor
respondent of TIE TRIBUNE, printed on
mother page, gives falr indication of the
state of public feel 3 in England on the re-
ceipt of the dread contents OF the American
cease" as it was likely to be pre-
scented at Geneva II seems not little
curious that the sclf-contained, eminentiy
eelf-sufiicient old monarchy should be so ex-
cited, boisterous, and even frenzied, while the
raw young Republic should remain so cool.
The letter of our correspondents hOwever was
written just when the English people were be-
ginning TO remember that somebody beside
England would have a word to say about the
ultimate disposition Of the Treaty Of Wash
sngtOn.