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1t has been demonstrated that live
cat can be roasted in the cooking range
in about one hour and twenty minutes :
the experim. ut was tried at Halls Hotel,
Whitehall, on Sunday morning of last
week. The oven door was left open the
night before and pussy finding it nice and
warm curled himself up inside for a quiet
nap. In the morning the porter started
the fire, shut the oven door and went
about his other duties, and in little
over an hour the cat was taken out "done
brown"
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CENTRAL HOUSE.
ii ILL & DEAN
DESTAURANT.

Tho Eating Saloon in sheldons Block, which
has so long been the popular resort of hungry
visitors in this village, formerly kept by Mr..
Henry Sheldon, and latterly by myself is kept
mp in frst-class condition in every respect, and
prepared to furnish every luxury in their season.
Oysters kept constantly on hand, and warm
meals furnished at all hours. The continued
patronage 1.-THE public solicited.
ISAAC +. GO0DROW.
Middlebury, Nov. ], 1873. SLY
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A CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY. Slim
mer really deserves pity, for it certainly
was uncommonly rough on him. lie was
going up to Reading the other day. and
when he reached the depot he happened
TO look into the ladies' room. A woman
sat there with . lot of baggage and three
children, and when she saw Simmer she
rushed at him. and before he could defend
himself she flung her arms about his neck
nestled her head upon his breast. and
burst into tears, Simmer was amazed
indignant. coniounded and ere he could
find utterance for his feelings, she ex-
claimed. oh, Henry. Dear Henry I!
We are united at last. Are you well ?
Is Aunt Martha still alive? Haven't
you longed to see your own Louisa p And
she looked into SINNERS face and clung
to him aud smiled through her tears.
Madam, he said solemnly, If | am the
person alluded to as Henry permit me
to say you have made mistake. My
name is Lemuel; have no Aunt Mar.
tina, aud | don't own solitary Louisa,
Ooi'Se me py iettihg 20 my coat, il ex-
cites remarks
Then she buried her bonnet deeper
into his waistcoat, and began to cry hard.
or than ever, and said, oh, Henry how
can you treat me so? How can you pre-
tend you are not my husband p
Madam screamed Simmer, if you do
not cease soppidg my shirt bosom and re.
move your umbrella from my corns,
shall be obliged to call the police. Let
me 20, | say
The children are here, she persisted
They recognize thei' dear father. Don't
you, children
Yes, yes they exclaimed, it's pa, it,,
our dsar pa And then they grappled
Simmer by the trousers leg and hung tC
his coat tail.
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Brooklyn will have remarkable wed,
ding this month. Three brotleas will
lead to the altar three sisters.
Do the patrons Of husbandry remem-
Der that Adam, the first man to receive
a land grant, died poOr2
Lightning rods are to be discontinued
at Sing Sing prison, as it is proved they
convey more prisoners than lightning to
the ground,
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FLORIDA.

FLORIDA.
l. From November 0SMay, Florida is the fa-
vorite resort for northern>people but its limited
hotel capacity prevents many from making it
their winter home who would otherwise do SO. 1t
is proposed to build large hotel at some point
in the state to meet the requirements of those
who desire superior accommodations My expe-
rience at the St james Hotel Jacksonville, last
winter, enables me to speak confidently as to the
success Of this enterprise. For information as to
plans ETC., address +. II. ORVlS,
33m2 Equinox House, Manchester, Vt.
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Tue Boston Post, noticing the fact that
10000 cubic yards of obstruction bad
been removed at Hell Gate, near New
York" says, They will get it open pref
ty soon, so they can all get in -
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THE NEWSPAPER OF NEW EN-.
GLAND
THE SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN,
A FEa. Glass Quarto Journal Of Ne,os, Politics
Literature and Social Life
Daily and Weekly by Samuel Bowes Company,
Springfield, Mass.

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-12-02

Yea, it is Christian duty.
To secure pleasant homo,
When the days so dark and rainy,
OF a stormy life shall come.
Yea, to feel ones self protected
From the Llasts that winter sends,
Is a step of first importance
To all parents and their friends,
MORAL:
Yea, build thyself nice new house
Exempt from rat, OF bug, or mouse.
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Music by Handel-A street organ
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1usiness Cards.

~,EWING MACHINES-NEW AND
- secondhand, for sale or to rent. Price
from S. upwards. Needles and attachments
for all machines furnished, and machines re-
paired. 26 w. Ii KEMSEN.
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ISROUT, SIMONS ~ WALKER.
i Attorneys and Counseors at Law,
22: RUTLAND, VT.
iUo ppour NrR p sIMoNs, ALDACE +. WALKER.
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- f. SUTTON, NJ. d., Physician
ID and Surgeon Office in Buttolph's Block.
Office hours, from 3 to 10, a. M, and from to
D. p m, ljily MlDpLtBuh1, VIZ
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Az w. RIDER, Attorney and Coun-
w . selor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
u :gm gRIST0L, VT.
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y p. MEAD, Real Estate Broker,
~. 10; MiDDLEBuRY, VT.
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Mliobleburg 8tgister,
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY by
KIN APP 81 FULL Il IL I.
L. I. KNAPP. W. J. FULLER

II e II M S:
SuBscRrprross-In advance, $500 per year
If not paid until the end of the year, SO cents
extra.
ADVERTISING RATEs.-Transient; one inch one
week, 81, co. Each week additional, 25 cts. Busi-
ness Cards, IS 90 for half inch per year. Mo-
ces in reading columns, lO cents per line.
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Miobleburg 8egister,
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY BY
KNAPP 81 FULL Il H.
L. Z. KNAPP. W. J. FULLER.
II E II M s:
SupscprprroSs-In advance, $500 per year
If not paid until the end of the year, 30 cents
extra.
ADVERTISING RArEs-Transicnt; one inch one
week, 81, 90. Each week additional, 25 cts. Busi-
ness Cards. IS 90 for one half inch per year, No
ces in reading columns, ~ cents per line.
,usineSS Cards.
ID II. MARDlN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
SOLICITOR AND MASTER IN cHAScERY,
Bristol. Vermont.
Referenees-lIon. Geo, W. Grandey, Hon. C.
IL. Heath, Hon. John W. Rowell.
SEWING MACHINES-NEw AND
y secondhand, for sale to rent Price
from S. upwards Needles and attachments
for ali machines furnished and machines re-
paired. 26 W. II. REMsEN.
DROUT, SIMONS II WALKER.
i Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
22; RUTLAND, VT.
JSo. pnour, SnR P. sIMoNs, ALDAoE +. WALKER:
~ p. MEAD, Real Estate Broker,
". 10; MiDDLEBunY, VT.
- f. SUTTON, NJ. d., Physician
ID. and Surgeon. Office in Buttolphs Block.
Office hours, from 3 to 10, a. M, and from 3 to
). p. m, l5;ly MlDpLEBuRY, VI.
~ z. Russell, NJ d., Physician
IL. and Surgeon. Office at the residence OF
the late DR.. W. T. Russell. Office hours a. NJ
till4P.M. GP. NJ. till T.. NJ, unless profession
ally engaged. - Al
Al X. HARRIS, Attorney & Coun.
liz sellor at Law. Office Buttolph's Block,
is; MIDDLEBUkY, VT.
Az w. RIDER, Attorney and Coun-
w selor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
2L ;6m 9RIsToL, VT.
- KINGSLEY. Dentist,
IL. up STAIRS, BnEwsTER's BLock, ,,
MIDDLEBURY, VT.
DR.. H. Kingsley is Agent for Goodman's Cabi-
met Pipe Organ, and for Chickering Sons Pi-
nno. AZ
Il Z. PPEk, ATlvnsEY AND
n. CouysELLoR AT LAW and Halicitor in
Chaucery.
ss EAST MIDDLEBURY, VT.
~ r. CLAY, Dealer in Millinery and
ILs Fancy Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Furs and
~ ~ MIDDLEBURY, VT.
A. w. JUDD, Manufacturer and deal
Ls er in all kinds of American and Foreign
Marble, Granite Work, &C. With Old Middle
bury Marble Co. lti
sI w. BREWSTER, Dealer in Gold
LIZ and Silver Watches, Silver and Plated
Ware, of every description. All kinds Of Repair
ing done at tho iAwest rates. Brewster's Block,
ltf MIDDLEBURY. VT.
NJ TRIP Sheriff for Addison
/. County. Office in Stewards Block.
4ltf MIDDLEBURY, VT.
IRA.W. CLARK, Attorney a. Coun-
sellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery.
Al MIDDLEBURY, VT.
.,TEWART L. ELDREDGE, Attor-
ucys and Counsclors at Law.
MIDDLEBURY, VT.
JASON DAVENPORT, Fire 1nsur-
- ance Agent, representing the companies lately
represented by c. l.. Cook, Esq. Also the Mutnal
Life Insurance ompany of New \ ork. Ohce al
Ruttolnh A. Miners Hardware store. 49
Il. SAYRE, Dealer in Household
LIZ Provisions, general assortment of Gro.
cories Flour, Cheese, Lard, Teas, Codees, Sugars
Oil, Tobaccos, &c. Cash paid for Prime Butter
at my store any day in the week.
i0tf MIDDLEDURY. VT.
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Memorial.

.
ALPENA LODGE No. 1919 r. & A. NJ.
In memory OF Brother Geo. ID. Mitchell
died November 22nd 1873. rr.r- 3D.
Whereas, The bereaving hand OF death
has taken Brother from our circle, and
we are called upon 10 drop our tears of
affection and sorrow over the bier OF de-
parted worth and fidelity. .'i
Called from labor and strife Of earth,
our faithful Brother has entered upon
that hour OF refreshment that never ends
The Great Master and Architect of the
universe has hidden him come and re.
ceive his reward. '.'A .-'
While this Lodge mourns its loss In
his Membership, 1t takes pleasure in &C.
knowledging his high moral worth and
his noble qualities OF heart and mind, and
hereby extends cordial aud heartfelt
sympathy to the members OF his family
and friends, who deeply mourn kind
and faithful Brother, and a genial, warm
hearted companion.
Bowling our heads TO the will OF Provi
dcnce, we will cherish the memory of ou
deceased Brother, hoping we shall joir
him where the Great Master above shall
kindly watch over US and wipe away al
tears from our eyes. -
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THE FRoLIC.-This little paper,
edited and published once in,two
weeks, by VIM. Boulton, of 'Alpena,
has been materially enlarged, and
now comes out and advocates wom-
ans suffrage. Mr.. Boulton is truly
The latest discovered wonder Of the
world, Ia bachelor advocating and
preaching the rights Of wonen.55
Better take to yourself a better
half, Billy. You might, for instance,
propose to Susan b. Anthony, or
Wick Woodruff. But the better
plan would be for some energetic
young lady of this vicinity to pro-
pose to our bachelor friend without
delay, for he surely would not ques-
ton her right to "pop the question:"
nor would he dispute her privilege
to use the broom-stick, fire-shovel,
rolling-pin, etc. BY all means,
Billy, get married.
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when the storm began to abate, and
the Capt. discovered that he had
brought up, all safe, in sight of
Point Aux Barques. He then
headed for Tawas, where he arriv-
ed Thursday afternoon, and on FRI
day the hearts of our citizens were
set at ease by the noble old Wenona
arriving at her dock in this city,
apparently none the worse for the
rough handling she received in that
fearful storm. Our people are oil
the opinion that Capt. d Boynton,
with the Wenona, can stand any
storm, no matter how fierce, and
come out "right side up every
time" ,
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SArE.-There was considerable
excitement and anxiety manifested
in this city last Thursday, In re-
gard to the whereabouts OF the
propeller Wenona, bound for this
port with large load Of passen-
gers and freight. She was report
ed at An Sable "Wednesday even
ing, but the storm was SO fearful
that she could not lay at the dock,
so she took to the lake, hoping to
be able to weather the blast. 1t
appears that when Capt. Boynton,
who knows something about boat
ing, found that he could not keep
her at the dock with safety, he
headed the staunch boat into the
lake, knowing that was his only
chance of saving the craft. He
left the dock about two o'clock
Wednesday night, and all that
terrible, stormy and dark night he
stood at his post, carefully watch
ing for the lives and property un'
der his control. The boat rolled
from side to side, and was pitched
by the terrible waters, till morning
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KING OF THE RLOOD.

Cancerous Tumors. Case.-lt Is with
pleasure write, in behalf of my mother,
who has been taking your medicine,
King of the Blood, for tumor, and can
say she is most entirely cured She has
taken four bottles of the medicine. The
tumor was as large as goose egg when
she commenced. It. Is now only about
the size of grain OF corn, and rapidly
disappearing. She has doctored hun
dreds of dollars away without benefit,
until using your medicine, for which we
shall always be thankful, and can recon-
mend the King of the Blood to any one
needing 1t. My mothers name Is Sarah
Dulin. Sarah McMinis, Kenton, Ohio.
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How TO GET SPLENDID You've
PEoPIE's PERIODICAL AND TWO LOVELY
IANpscApE CHRoMos Amy one paying
,,s ~ 75. will be credited payment for one
years subscription to the ARGUS, and
rcrc,ve the Young Folks Rural one year
recommending any times and also two
lovely chromos of Wesrcrn American
scenery. "Morning on the Mississippi"
and "Sunset on the Sierras," copies of
paintings by Streight) mounted and
Vanished ready for framing, and sent
Dost-paid without additional charge.
The Young Folks Rural is $3.50 per year
xwith the two chromos as a gift TO each
subscriberl. 1t is published by IL. N. f.
Lewis, also Publisher of the Western Rural
at Chicago.
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Our Reporter ON the Alert.

Extra copies of the ARGUS can be
had at the news depot, and at the
office of publication.
Long Rapids is the name OF a
new postoffice in this county, just
established, with John Louden as
Postmaster.
Last Friday E. o. Avery pur-
chased the carcass Of a young bear,
and after taking what he wished
for his own use, he generously dis
tributed the remainder among his
frid is. He has our thanks for the
portion we received. 1t was deBc-
ions. , aa s-..,q
We have been favored with snow
nearly every day for more than a
week, and sleighing is getting pref
ty good.
The storm last Wednesday night
did considerable damage to the
docks and piers at ports south of
Alpena. The Wenona found 1t
rather difficult to effect landing
at Harrisville.
The hop last Thursday evening,
at the Fletcher House, given by
"Hunki Dori Klub," was one of the
most successful of anything Of the
kind which has taken place for O
long time. Everything passed of
tremendously.
On Thursday last the brother OF
the late Capt. Geo. Mitchell arrived
in town, and on Friday forenoon
the remains Of the Captain were
consigned to their last resting place
The funeral was largely attended,
the Masonic fraternity forming
part Of the procession.
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The man, woman or child who
hung the lifeless body Of a good fat
goose on our door knob last We'd
nesday night, will please accept our
thanks. We "got away with IT
Thursday. l n aa-c
]. Van Alstine has leased his
tavern stand, about ten miles from
this city, on the south branch, to
John w. Brown, who has taken po-
session. Those who have occasion
to call on "mine host" Brown, speak
very favorahly of the house and
the manner in which it is kept.
The editor of the Pontiac Bill
Poster wants a copy of the Beau
tiful Snow" William, we would
respectfully call your attention to
the files of your own journal OF
date Nov. "a, 1869, and you can
procure copy gratis.
at SHOWS, cries the school boy"
and then he wears out the seat of
his trowsers sliding on the cellar
door.
Winter has set in with a venge-
ance. Sunday and yesterday were
cold and stormy days.
Part of the frame for the new
bath house has been raised.
The propeller st. Joseph arrived
at this port last Friday with car
go of freight for parties in this
city. She was out in the storm of
Wednesday night. At this writing
she is waiting for suitable weather
to allow her to depart for Detroit.
Preserve your lacal papers In q
careful manner, and at the end of o
year have them bound in book
form. By so doing you would OBJ
tain a valuable volume that you
would not part with for ten times
its cost. 1t would be valuable
history of your own vicinity, rec
ord of incidents and doings in your
midst, that you could procure in
no other way. G 'r.
Chickens, turkeys and geese with
out number were "slashed up" on
Thanksgiving Day.
We saw three men take lunch
yesterday. They stood in the cen
tire of one of our main streets an(
chewed apples till their jaws be
became weary,
Two of our citizens went on
deer hunting last week. They
started the dogs, and as the ami
mails have not yet returned, it il
! natural to conclude that they ar,
running yet.
We are informed by those VIII
ought to know, that the snow i
deeper in the woods hereabout
now than it was any time last win
ter. Il ~ - Y
Pat1idg. are reported very plen
tysin the woods.
A newly married couple recent.
took q cool bath at Long Lake. oc
casioned by thin ice. - =
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPIsCOPAL--Rev. w. w. Rafter' selv -
the societys Church, on First street. every '"'''
morning and evening. L.u.
BAPTIsT-Rev. +. N. Barlow. ecr''''' ~ 'ne
society's Church, on Third street. every '"''A'"
morning and evening
CATHoLIC-Father Takken. SERVICES IN 'ne
Catholic Church, ON Chisholm street. every SAD
bath morning.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A. b. Allen. Ser
vices in the society's Church, on Second street.
.yery Sabbath morning and evening. .. l.
METHODIsT-Rev. w. Donnelly. Services in
society's Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening. .-r-,
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RARE CHANCE.

To any person getting us up club OF
twenty-five subscribers to the ARGUS ior
one year, accompanied by the money, we
will give premium of Ten Dollars IN
Cash. Or to any one sending us cruz
of five, we will send one extra copy OF the
ARGUS for the same time.
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The December number of Woods
Household Magazine Is rep,eate with good
rcading-entertaining sketches, poems,
ETC., etc. In addition are a charming lit
tie Cottage Design, and editorial depart-
ments embracing Our Housckecper, cor
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