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uhNlttlhgiy OF disposition, oi suffering. and
of wild, irresolute, impetuous struggle that
needed only the time and the place to have
ended rs did that Of the pctrolcum-throw-
crs.
NrN CRINELE.
ABOUT WOMEN.
Miss Nettie Nilsson. of Chicago. aged
thirteen. Is supposed to be the .Cominc
Woman. She sold papers to obtain money
to give TO the sufferers bv the fire in Chicago.
and after theiI wants were satisfied. con-
tinued in the trade until She was able to
buy herself piano. She has announced her
determination to 90 on the stage, and says
that, if She and her mother both live. she
viii outshine Charlotte Cushman.
Molly Strong, Of Newton. Mich. dag 4
well forty feet deep last summer. and re-
ceived cne hundred and thirty dcllals from
her ia;her therefor. She received numerous
oilers OF marriage from young farmers just
after her job was completed, bat refused them
all, declaring she would marry no man who
wanted her Just because She could work like
n horse
\ lady who had received severe bite On
/ her arm from n dog went to DR.. Abcrnethv,
/ but hearing of his aversion TO hear The state
mcnt of particulars, She merely uncovered
the injured part and held it before him in
/ silence. After examining it he said, in an
| inquring tone. ..Scratch - Bite. ." said the
lady. "tat?" inquired the doctor Dog"
| reioined the lady. So delighted WAS the
doctor with tic brcyiy and prompme~s of
/ the lady's answers that hc cXcaimcd.
| 'Lounl~, luatlam Ynu arc the most sensible
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even more remarkable that he should have
brought out all this from two sittings, and
hit upon the right name for it without ever
knowing that the woman who lent him the
outline of her face let him also tell a story
unwittingly of disposition, of suffering, and
OF wild, irresolute, impetuous struggle that
needed only the time and the place to have
ended rs did that Of the pctrolcum-tlrow-
cfs.
MN CRINKLF.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-24

A NEW RAILWAY MOVEMENT. - CommO-
dore Vanderbilt, Wm. II. Vanderbilt, j.
NJ Toucey, and two other railroad kings
paid a visit to Coxsiekie, New York, last
week. The object of this visit is, says the
Hudson Star, to further consider the pre-
iect contemplated by the New York Central
L Hudson River Railroad Company, of es-
tablishing new route for the transpor;a-
tion of freight to New York, to be accom-
plished BY the building Of bridge at Cox
sackie across the Hudson river, striking the
Athens & Schenectady Railroad, now under
the control of the New York Central l6 Hui-
son River Railroad Co, and by construct
ing a branch road to intersect the Harlem
road either at Chatham or Ghent
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l.ala oa a Hss5'r''e'''i"ni-t-
.aa.-s MAGAZINE furnishes 'ho i''i'". >
'-1- ..,.,' '' r5. ,.7.- at.c-s
xix sa-l.- r.sai- from s'.l % save.
-i. ......1. " i4..,' u ''9 -i-l''
ta taG --r.an.
An. .ata... whom death rs'.--,-,
-. :. b. r,.-,.--,.
-lss toar dissection"
ii'-. as "i s.fS;ti".~-
u.t.l t1rrr..
There. e.an- a4n".-t aNiul IN tie
...at.a- ". the i1-uln-. Ieli'dclty Is
itself mysterious. by dog- 1nc winter 5
rucrm.l1 repeat i'-et tar next winter?
VIVID. the cH.-~ and fever shake yorand
1arn t.a every tHenty-1nc days: " Ay do
t us-.-u'lH@ barry themselves 900 The
IH.H 0. June. aul tht cattle go % thc pas
t...On t.e -r,l ol May Nhy ~uollI the
...I-tlat m.fel Addison ,ilicu.c rise aaI
H.uI aul Vanish In uar own day hat
wonderful working ai tae inner world brings
.ra.-liu tIc Josephine waist, the Plwra-
I.lr hair Oh, Crcciau -kirt2 it Is not the
uIilor tie caprice of one man or woman
anr more tan is tae birth and death OF
language. tie creation and adoption ai
g..rl ora song Eagrnic in Paris could lriz
t.. forehead ut ,hr.-tculom. bat E1cenic at
Dli-e.hur-t has 10 more power than the
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can speak Greek
Is naturally as pigs squeak;
10 whom Latin is no more diiiicile
IL..n L. = Llnnll.lrl II L. ..-E..-.L. :.

who dreams in German and thinks in French,
and when 1t comes to soul-Saving is saver
OF life unto lire-who yet embroiders her
own capes anigownsand those of her friends
What We want is strong minded and large
naturcd women who will not be the slave of
dress, or Of reform, or of any one idea who
viii understand the philosophy and recognize
the beauty and adopt the necessities of dress
without straining is possibilities who will
neither dwarf nor magnify It's importance,
but viii know how to follow fashion with
moderation and discrimination, to lead it
with hcneiieence, and make it in all thingsa
minister Of grace. II the woman Is sahor-
dlunte TO the dress, it is no, the 6alt of the
dress but Of the woman.
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October.
uY MARIAN DOUGLAS.

bf MARIAN DOUGLAS.
The Shlh C me to England
lie had diamond crest;
He kept 4 captive rainbow,
And wor u On his breast.
But what was all his splendor
To US VINO ccuid not see
Here comes The Prince October.
With grander pomp than he
right slows his scarlet mantle,
Like fro his flags unfold
And all the way before him
Is glittering like gold.
Hes lavish with his bounty
His hand he never shuts.
Down drop the Tuddy apples.
And ALI the glossy nuts.
The Shah went back TO Persia
What matters il TO me-
He took viii him the Jewels
That / shall never see;
But IN October s triumphs
We all OF US may share
Here, Maggie, take this ruby 0 0xu
Ofmaplc leaves to wear
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LYlNG Is BEp-it Is often a question
among persons who are acquainted with the
anatomy and physiology Of man. whether
living with the head exalted. or even with
the body. was the most Wholesome Most,
consulting their own case on this point. argue
in favor of what they prefer. Now, although
many delight in bolstering up their heads at
night, and sleep sorndly without injury,
vet we declare it to be dangerous habit.
The vessels through which the blood passes
from the head to the heart, are always less
ened in their cavities, when the head is rest
ing in bed higher than the body, therefore,
in all diseases attended with fever the head
shonld be pretty nearly on a level with the
body and people ought to aeenstom them
selves TO sleep thus to avoid danger. Medi-
cot Journal.
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NUMBER II.


itorS, got arrested and in the loct-rn anJ
1t was nearly noon, the next dav. bcf,re tho
" visitors secured their clothesari ,-eapej
from their unpleasant preGicamcnt.
The priz, babv o+,. T..,, c.-.....-.,
/ 22I child of Jgicc Sirt.14o, ''''' ''' ''''
p, r-f..,
80 - '''i.,i 10 sc -lie!ilan ui'cr-
-, 80 -. !''' 'Ho hIsht after Inc
IN
ga orchard is 9" have troi,ine-coursc,
20 nc lJcatcd in the rear oi the Old Orchard
I'u,e- Several new hotels are also 90 be
huAt, nciJtc the mex, -ea--n % opens.
\ very cheerful looking man i'm Dubr1,c
Iowa, Is pointed 0ut as % person who once
narrowly escaped marriage with S,slu b.
Anthony.
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spends hours in cmbroidering a gown, when
She might have learned language or saved
a soal. True; but there are times when
she does not feel Ike either learning Ian
guagc or saving soul. Then the growth OF
silken leaves AMI buds under the busy fingers
is no task bat q solace. / know woman
who
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The Troy Press says that the high price
OF barley, malt and hops, has caused the
price OF ale to be raised one dollar per
harrel In Albany and Syracuse. In Troy
the price will remain the same.
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\ large number of ladies have been pois-
oned while gathering forest leaves this fall;
one physician in Springfield, Mass, has
twenty ca es Of poisoning by alder leaves
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VERMONT NEWS.


almost year since she first took To her bed
! and Tor several months previous to he~ De.
cease she was unable to walk, in fact. wa.
completely paralyZed, and unable to move
50 much as her little finger. Every par
ticle OF her hair. even to her eyelasbrs
dropped off, and thick scab formed over
her entire body. This incrustation was rs
white as snow, and would drop of regular
" every month. leaving her Skin very soft
and exceedingly tender and sensitive. In
less than twenty-four hours after the Old
scab dropped of new one exactly similar
to the Old would be formed over her entire
body. When she was first taken sick this
lncrustation did not appear, but has only
manifested lis presence for about S tx
months. Her appetite was good daring her
whole sickness, and her bodily pain was
never at any time exceptionally severe. The
disease baliieI all medical skill. " phy~i-
cian who has visited her ever saw or heard
OF q similar case.
Several Of the farmers IN ;lo cas-, part of
oaorcham are now digging for iron ore.
There are some indications of the presence
Of iron, but 10 what extent Is not vet
known. Hopes are entertained that itmay
be lound in sufficient quantities t. pay for
working the mines
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Two churches are now being erected In
Noodiord, one at the City and one az the
Hollow.
The Bennington and Glastonbury Rail
road is certainly proving 20 hf a benefit to
Che towa- it passes through Facilities for
nearly every branch of business are increas-
/ ed, especially in the wood, lumber and coal
/ trade. Not one year viii clapse ere It VIII
be- hccxtcndeiacross the mountains ,and.then the
/ wh1lethinr will be more rcununeratiye than
| ever. The route has heca surveyed and
found TO be 3 feasible one
Ilhn-on and Jared Hrrritt or NIanch,.-
/ ter. on the 29h of sent. CAUGHT 2 Lav
| lynx. measuring nearly three feet In lensth.
/ and standing eighteen inches hiph-wh!ch
wa~a very large one of the Kind Tbcs,
brothers lave caught, nearly in the same
place, over fifty bears. These same brothers
/ have raised, thi~ year, Chill squash.
go H'1 ''"g
,r'5rai .;r.', 3. -
l.'l- & "' i'..'-i..'= ''l i'7 '7'i
T,-1..- --.--,.. W 1-,.t.
- IN ~ ~ " .'',..'- 49,. .ii.. r..
actual c51nt.' dgring t..e ra.t rsD years.
and Vet ,he comes ogt Mil. tie St1rtIi9r
announcement. +I-m .-,5.! flr -g8rst''
-......-.. -.,..-..
'''..'>-' '''N'''
T.. 1. ! '.,er, i-r thirty years head oi the
iHal' .i'-- department 70 the fartanE-
'-. '''-'''''l urea ''' ','- 81 '-'i-'.'''y' ---
. eeA-s-
aE -.tN--.
At;a. late term ot E--x Cu...v c.lct
~ "ui.4aa.l. Indictments were i9Hnd hg tie
',ra4t q. my asain 1r. John W heeler, ct
'uc.rd, and T. =. Benz J1mln, % hu-clt--
Dr. h Eae.-r. was .l1. ..ie.. .lr selling liquor
-.5.
an agent for a liru.- i..,-. I'm P.--,D- .arl
travels. -.'.c.tip- a-l l.-- VI f.-at l...,.--
etc.
rr,,.-l> ,..>r..
Tl, ,-.,,,i.o.-... ..r .-.-- .- cid.
p.--.-r. I. Il.-i,-.,r,., s...-. I--,--.. g.. h.
'.'..'-,,,..I1-;.,
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ut camp-meeting at Middletown, Lake
county, Cal, lady, under great excitement.
and while shouting and clapping her hands
declared she wanted to die then and there
Her wish vas granted, for She almost in
stantly fell back, and died IN a few minutes
The excitement was more than her delicate
frame coald bear.
About | O'Clock, the afternoon of the
Goth ult., bridge spanning the Lackawaxcn
river, IN llonc-dale, Pa, gave way and fell
into the water below. At this time . num-
Der Of school children were playing on the
structure, and were precipitatci with it'into
the river. which fortunately Is quite shallow
there. Annie B5de, agcl six years, was
taken out insensible, and has been pronounc-
ed fatally injured. III Of the children were
more or less hurt, three very seriously.
" Acuruas thing Is love
That clmcth from above,
And l-hteth Ike dove,
On some.
Hut some il never hits
Unless 70 gives them IT'S
AuI -cItteTs all their wits,
Oh Hum .'
\ sea captain invited to meet the commit
tee of society for the cyangclization Of
Africa, when asked. ' DO the subjects Of
the King of Dahomey keep Sanday?' rc-
piled, '' le-. and everything else they cam
lay their hands ON.
Tur Frm. or rnE lforrucANcEG.-ILa have
known several instances of persons who have
seen the d" fetch, or appariiion Of living
person, called in Germany the &c Doppelgan-
ger yet though such appearances are tsu-
ally supposed 60 rortenI the death or illness
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Mrs French, wife Of the overscer Of the
poor Of Ludlow. had her foot and ankle in
jGred, breaking several bones, By jumping
from carriage while in motion.
The Windsor County Mutual Fire Insur-
ancc Company have adopted = new and
important rule in tie matter Of builders
risks policies which will be issued on pre-
payment, at the rate of 81 a months.on each
81 coo insured.
On the 2sth Of September, Mrs. Lacy 5.
Manning Of Weston, was knocked down by
horse and the wagon passed over her.
breaking the collnr-bOne and bruising her
considerably.
On the evening Of the 7th inst, James
Boyd of Hartford, earelessly walked of Of
Frank Seayer's barn floor, and fell about
nine feet, breaking his thigh bone.
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IlsWi4oN FIsH.
Secretary %. State.
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\ sea captain invited to meet the commit
tee of society for the cyangclization Of
Africa, when asked, DO the sahicct- Of
the King of Dahomey keep Sunday ?' rc-
piled, '' les. and everything else they can
lay their hands on.
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Money Is 90 be raised for q railroad -a--
vey. from South Troy to North troy via
JAY. It is believed a feasible and short
route viii be found
The village Of Greensboro shows as -t.--
"a change in It's inhabitants as lra~bar-a ~
Bloomington, there being only six persons
there now wh, resided there - vea-- a-a.
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ID 4 4 - :.

ApLER; OF the 9th day Of December, att /. IN,
At tie residence u A. Adler, HANNAH, wife u
Henry Adler: esq.. at the age of twenty nine
It's pity, it is true,
True n is, it's pity
1oune years, ripe IN deeds OF love and charity,
she tss been translated from world Of pain into
Funeral Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock. Friends
of the family respectfully invited. q
HENSING. On Tuesday, the 9Th, MARY Isa-
BELLA, daughter Of the Rev. lanes G Hsnninx
Funeral from her father residence, al o st rect
friends The family respeesfa invited 90 Ihs
JAMES. On Tuesday, the 9Th instant, MATTE,
infant daughter OF Chss. II. and Matte " JAmes
The funeral viii take place on THURSDAY Ct 9
McLINDEN On the morning Of the 10th inst i,
HENRY McL1NDEN, in the zlst year Of MS age,
a native Of county Down, ireland, out for lhe last
The relatives and friends 81 the family are invited
TO attend his funeral from late residence, 1917 n
f fS1s% csSrs sl be celebrated at 80 81
PETIT. On the 9th inst, LAURA n. PET
III, dsng hter Of udson aud Mary A. Petit, aged
And though our hearts will sadly ache,
But stiii we can giadly say,
We'll meet some future day.
The Lord eiveth and the L.rd tsketh away;
The funeral Will tskk place on THURSDAY. nth,
Al O'Clock. from her fathers residence llth
southeast, between Z and streets. FRIENDS and
relatives are respectfully invited 10 attend.
WASHINGTON. On the 10th inst, GARNET
NJ, aged months, only child u W. N. aud Helen
Funeral viii tax o pluoe THURSDAY, 3 o. n. ON a.,
street northeast, between II and streets. Rsia-
tives and friends are invited TO attend.
WILSON: On the sth inst. :, in the zs,h year Of his
sge, MAIThhM t. second son oil Thomas o. and
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
residence Of his father, No. l23s y street, as
O'Clock Thursday morning. 1t-
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GROCERIES,. &c.
E'OR DASH ONLY.

90 5. II. BACON, 1
Ge Market Space, three doors from 7th st :, lIp
FAMILY GROCER,
rs Tor sale 100 bbls Apples selected for family usa
100 bushels extra toe Northern Potatoes ~
Finest extra and family Flsur.
Extra Cream and Pine A pple Cheese
Finest old sugar-cured Hams in the country
Mocha, African, Old Government Java, III arscaibo
and Bio Coffee
Rich favored G. p, Oolong, and Japan Teas.
all kinds. ~
The finest favored old Brandies. Whistles ana
Wines, guaranteed pure. New Msckerel, very fsi
and superior. "
Family trade VIII find it to their benefit to OK anime
my stock and cheap prices. octI5-Iy
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INTHK sUPREMECOURTO OF THE DISTRICT
II OF COLUMBIA.

Ine n d0y o. Dectnlber, A. ID. II3.
JAMES BEAN et al. plaintiffs, Va. MARTHA ScorT,
defendani-Ne. ISIS. Equity Docket H.
Judson 7. Gull the trustee appointed by decree
Of the court passed ia the above entitled cause
the 18th day of June, A. D. 1873 to sell the property
IN said proceedings mentioned, having reported to
the court that on the 18th day of August, A. D. 1873
he sold the viz The half Of lot In
to the plaintiff, James A. Bean. and that said Bean
bias since assigned his said purchase to Charles II .
money in cash II is by the court this al day Of
December, A. ID 1873, on motion Of PLAINTIFF So
Of said decree modified by the subsequent decree
passed in said cause on the I'd day Of December, A
ID. 1885, the said sale and assignment be ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on OF before the first Tuesday OF January, A.
d. 1874: Proridsd copy Of this order be publ ished
once q week for three successive weeks in some
Newspaper printed and published in the city OF
Washington, District Of Columbia, prior to said
d.se ;rus ed BY tn; Court MtIe WYh IIs
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or COIUMRIA

Holfins a SPECIAL Term, December I'd, 1873
In the case OF Philip Americh, uistrator Of
SOLOMON THAN, deceased. the admnistr ator
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia aforesaid, APP
pointed TUESDAY the 3Othday Of December, A. b
1873 for the final settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate Of said deceased and of the assets
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money, when and where all the credi
tors and heirs of said deceased attend
Win their claims properly vouched, or they may
t'-"rwise by law be excluded from all benefit in
-sid deceased's estate: PrOUided, a copy Of this
sIder be published once week for three week, IN
The Evening Star previous to he said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
dsc3w.d Register of Wills
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- Real ESAte Broker and Auctiouesr.
No. 12s 7h street, between @ and n
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEW THREE.
sTOkh MANsARD ROOF HOUSES in so u I'll :
M MhsT NoKNEk OF l4TH AND n STREETS
- BY virtue Of three deecs OF tru.t dated ,h a
q 10Th day Of april, ID. 1873 aud recorded m
Liber No. us, fOlios 2l2, a4 and as % the Iani
TtSoios Tor .hingtOn county, in the District OF
CoInmbis, and BY direction Of the party secured 1
VIII cell at public auction, in front Of the premises
on fhlDAl the 18Th day Of December A. % 1874
oeiock p. m, all that piece parcel Of ground
situated IN the city Of ashington, In the District
"a COLUMBIA being part Of lot numbered sixty tvs
loII, IN II mas Bryan's recorded subdivision of
bumtered two hundred and Twelve (2l2I, and de-
ser1eed as follows: B. ginning for the same at a
psiut IN the west line Of la street west forty
fzlieet aud eight 90 inches south Of the northeast
corner OF said square, and running thence south
Sky -ionr tbiD feet tn nee west I'D
feet thence north sixty four (64l feet and thence
east seventy one (1l feet to the place Of beginning
with the improvements thereon.
The above property will be offered in three Sc pa
rate parcsis each fronting twenty one (2 feet f1ur
90 inches or lith street, by depth Of seventy one
tH)feet, and improved by new three story an
ssid-roof Dwelling House. Each parcel will bs s)Id
tin g Cf sale. " "
Terms: Ore cash; balance in six and txelye
months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust
upon the premises. A deposit of Sl0O upon each
mouse VIII be required az time Of sale. Convey
abelpg a. the cost Of purchaser or purchasers
WILLIAM A GORDON. JR, Trustee
deC9d j. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman
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RI B. H. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctoneer,
No. 129 9TH street, between g and II SIS.
SALE OF PART OF TIE METROPOLITAN


GALE OF PART OF THE METROPOLITAN
~ RAILROAD.
On MONDAY, the 9TH day OF January, 1874,
between the hours Of 3 and D. m the Board of
Public Works Of the District of Columbis, at the
request Of the holder of Certificate number 1884,
bearing date September I'd, lS72, for the sum OF
Si44 with interest ct the rate Of ten per centum
per annum will sell at public auction, In front of
sylvsnia evenue and street, 10 the city Of Wash
pgton, TO the highest bidder, all that part Of the
Metropolitan railroad which Is located and exists in
the said city Of Washington, at the intersection Of
lat street west and New York avenue.
The said certificate having been issued agree.
bly, to assessments made BY said Board against
said road for improvements adjoining the line
thereof, between the points Aforesaid, m.de in
eordance with an act OF the Congress OF the United
for the District q Columbia, approved the 2lst day
OF February 1871 and act Of the Legislative As
sembiy Of the District Of Columbia, entitled An
prescribing the mode Of assessments for special i'm
nts, and providing for the collection there
off, approved August 10, 1871. The cost and OK PEN
Of the sale Will be included, IN addition to the
amount Of the certificate and the interest thereon,
and the owner Of the said property will have the
right to redeem the same within two years from the
day Of sale, BY paying the amount Of purchase mo.
With twenty PEI e &C. psr e snn S
the and countersigned By the SECRETARY Of
II. A. WILLARD,
JANIS A HA0RUDHR,
ADOLF OLUSS,
JOHN b. BLAKE,
Board Of Public Works Of the District Of Columbia.
Warrington, d e., December 8, ias. dscs.td