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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-18

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Causes headache, dizziness, worms, Liver Com
plant, dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath, etc.
The surest preventive is DR.. Harrison's Peristal-
tic Lozenges; being both tonic and laxative, they
restore nature thereby curing a costivc habit. In
the opinion of every druggist they are the most
pleasant and enectual remedy for the Piles, and
the only one that reaches the cause, as outward
applications arc only time and money wasted
Trial box, 80 cts. Large box, GO cts, mailed free
for this last price.
DIR. HARRISONS ICELAND BALSAM
a splendid for coughs, hoarsencss, and all
throat and lung complaints. For sale by +. s.
HARRISON 8. CO., Proprietors. No : Ire
mont Temple, Boston, and by druggists. 34ml
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-18

CastOria is more than substitute for Castor
Oil 1t is the only safe article in existence which
is certain to assimuate the food, regulate the
bowels, cure wind-colic and produce natural sleep
1t contains neither minerals, morphine or alco-
hol, AMI is pleasant to take. Children need moi
cry and mothers may rest. 32-yl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-18

Considerable indignation was aroused il
the Dominion by the discovery that the
retiring administration in their last hour.
made large lumber Of important APP
pointments. Indeed some appear tc
have been made after the resignation had
been announced. Among them are two
of the old ministry, Messrs. Tilley and
Hugh Macdonald. who are named fol
Governor Of New Brunswick and Chief
Justice Of Nova Scotia, respectively. Il
is believed that some Of these appoint
ments will be revoked by the new admin
istration. The Governor. General come:
in for much condemnation for being {
party to such proceedings. Indeed, il
is declared to be not improbable that
his course in connection with the Pacific
Railroad charges will form the basis o
an application by the people of Canada
for his recall
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-18

MORE ENocH ARDEN.-Denver has an
Enoch Arden case A woman married
during the absence of hor husband, and
the new couple continued housekeeping
at the old stand. The first husband took
it into his head to return to the scene Of
his former happiness, and wanted tc
make his temperance in surprise He
chose the dead of night to enter his old
domicile, by back way which he knew
Reaching his wife's chamber, he soou
discovered that things had changed. The
woman and her second choice were there
and the man opened out an arsenal which
he had under cover of the pillow, where.
upon the intruder beat hastJ retreat
with several shots flying after him, lcav.
ing that house by the same route he came
He went off and armed himself to the
teeth with knives and pistols, came buck
walked straight past his former residence
without even knocking at the door and
left town. He is supposed to have reflect
ed that there were other women in the
world. and he had but one life to lose.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-18

MARSHAL BAzAINE. says cores.
pondent who has gained admission to
the trial, is the very type Of French
soldier. and all who have seen the en-
craving, representing him charging at
the heab of his troops at the capture
of the Malakof, can form very good
idea of his present. appearance. He had
large, round head, hair cut short, a
light mustache and very small imperials.
His face is deeply bronzed, snd he looks
as weather worn as his epaulets. 1t was
not exactly affectation, but sentiment
Of honest pride, which made him put on
his old scrvice.epaulcts, 6lackened by
many storm and by the smoke of many
battle, and to wear the kept worn by
him in the field. His judges are il
new uniforms, and wear the three corner.
ed, or rather the cooked, hat, and white
plumes, belonging to the grade of gener
al in the army. Bazaine is calm and i'm
passible, confident in the result of the tri
al, and very anxious to prove his limo
cence of tho charges preferred agains
him. There are rumors that he has the
power Of doing SO, by compromising 9th
ers, which he will not consent to do; bu
he gave sealed packet of documents tt
Lachaud to be opened and used only a
the very last extremity.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-18
fOR pIMPLEs On TME lACE

Blackheads and Fleshworns. use Porry's lmprov-
ed medone and pimple Remedy, the great skin
medicine. Prepared only by DR.. Is. q Perry,
Dermatologist, 40 Bond street, n. Y. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. l;sm
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-18
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Thirty Years Experience of an
Old Nurse.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is THE Pre-
scRIPrIoN of one of the best Female Physicians
and Nurses in the United States, and has been
used for thirty years with failing safety and
success by millions ofmothers and children, FROM
the feeble infant of one week old to the adult. 1t
corrects acidity of the stomach relieves wind col
c, regulates the bowels and gives rest, health and
comfort to mother and child. We believe it to
be the Best and Surest Remedy in the world in
all cases of DYSENTERY and DIARHGA IN
CHILDREN, whether it arises from Teething or
from any other cause. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless
the fac-simile ofCURTlS PERKINS is on the
outside wrapper Sold by all medicine Dealers
FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
And TAN, use Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion.
1t is RELIABLE and HARMLESS. Sold by Druggists
everywhere. Depot, 40 Bond street, New York
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-18
A Bit of Advice TO the Public.

n btt OIL AuNlCt W tnt tuDiit'
Have you low-minded enemies? Go
straight on and don't mind them. If
they get in your way walk around them,
regardless Of their spite. A man that
has no enemies is seldom good for any
thing he is made Of that kind Of mate
rial which is SO easily worked that every
one has a hand in it. A sterling charac-
ter, one who thinks for himself and
speaks what he thinks, is always sure to
have enemies. They are as necessary to
him as fresh air they keep him alive
and active. A celebrated character, who
was surrounded by enemies, used to re.
mark, They are sparks which, If you do
not blow, will 90 out themselves. Let
this be your feeling while endeavoring to
live down the scandal of those who are
bitter against you. If you stop to dis
pute you do but as they desire, and open
the way for more abuse. Let the poor
fellows talk. There will be reaction if
you perform but your duty, and hundreds
who were once alienated from you will
flock to you and acknowledge their error.
EXPERIENCE.
The managers OF the Central Vermont
Railroad have leased the line called
"IIarlem Extension" which gives the
company line from Canada ria Bur-
lingnton, Rutland and Bennington to
Chatham, New York. Here connections
will be made with the Harlem to New
York
The RAILROAD DIFFIcuLrIEs IN RUr-
LAND SETTLED TEMpoRARILy.-Superin.
tendent Wilson. of the Delaware a. Hud-
son Canal Company on Saturday received
telegram from Superintendent White,
of the Harlem Extension Railroad Com.
pany, notifying him that the ID. a. ii
Co. could use the track as heretofore,
over the Harlem Extension property, to
get to their car HOUSES, machlne shops
etc, until January |, 1874. The track
was put in order again, aud used on Sat
urday night.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-18

A New TEMPERANCE MONUMENT
There is sense as well as novelty in a
movement recently set afoot by London
temperance societies. A petition is be-
ing prepared for presentation at the next
session of Parliament praying that Ii.
ceDsed inn.keepers may be compelled to
supply customers with tea and coffeee
when required, the ground taken being
that many persons take intoxicating Ii
quors when they would prefer less harm.
full beverages. There are numbers Of
coffee-houses in London, but as a general
thing the tea and coffee sold are SO poor
according to the advocates of this move.
ment, that there are few who will drink
them, while, on the other hand, when inn
keepers have tea and coffee for sale they
are uniformly of good quality, Then
the coffe.houses are not TO be found ex.
cept on main streets, the inns Astounding
in the by-ways. or course there arc
many arguments pro and con, but as the
English laws affect to govern all places
of public resort with view to the &C.
commodation and protection Of the gen
eral public, the weight of argument is on
the side OF those, the success of whose
movement will render mas, which are
regarded as necessities, one degree more
useful than they are.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-18

Social PRospgc1s AT WAspINGToN.-
Despite the hard times, Secretary Fish,
Secretary Robson, Attorney General
Williams (who is just about to move into
a new mansion) and the British and
French ministers arc preparing Tor the
usual entertainments. Secretary Fish's
house will be especially gay,as his young.
est daughter, Miss Edith bright blonde,
is "cor ing Jut." Her Paris wardrobe is
already at hand, aud the female society
element seems to be gossiping more about
that than about the young lpdy herself.
Mr.. Fish, it should hot be forgotten, has
growr-up grandchildren. Secretary Del.
ano will not entertain, this winter. owing
to family afflictioD, Secretary Belknap
is expected back soon, with new wife, q
young widowed sister of his sccohd wife, "a
stately, blooming woman. She will be
the third wife the secretary has had.
Secretary Richardson has taken the Ken.
nedy mansion on II street opposite Sena.
tor Chambers, and his family will enter
tain as literally as they did last winter.
The British minister will not give any re.
ceptions till after New Years day, and
then will hold two every months during
the session Of Congress. The French
minister will as usual give one gIand ball
during the season, and devote the rest Of
his social entertainments to dinner parties
Of which. like all Frenchmen, he is very
fond. France, however, has had no more
popular minister here in many years than
marquis de Noailles. He is a more
thorough democrat than France is re-
public The new vice-president, unlike
Mr.. Coliux. will not keep open house.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-18

The VrRGINIUs QUESTION AT Wash.
INoroN. The subject of the VirgDius
capture. and the probable action OF the
government, was the al.absorbiug topic
at Washington, Friday. A session of
the cabinet was held, which continued
over two hours, and was the most i'm.
portant which has taken place under
President Grants administration The
capture Of the Virginius and the bar.
barities perpetrated by the Spanish Cuban
authorities at Santiago de Cuba was
thoroughly discussed, and definite action
toward maintaining the dignity of the
United States in the existing compiled.
tons was taken. While all the members
Of the cabinet are extremely reticcnt as
to the nature Of the conclusion reached,
the administration is thoroughly in ac.
cord with the sentiment Of the people of
the country, and the course Of the author.
ties will be heartily approved.
Although the result Of the cabinet
meeting is not certainly known, there is
little doubt that means will be at least
taken to prevent any more such occur
rences in Cuban waters. Activity pre-
walls at all the navy.yards, and the first
Of fleet for Cuban waters left Nor.
folk, Va, yesterday, to be followed by
others as soon as ready for sea. Secre.
tary Robson, last Friday. had long
conference with the chief of the bureau
of construction and repairs, as to the fit.
ting out for sea Of several vessels, now
laid up, and then with the chief Of the
bureau of equipment and recruiting, rel.
alive to furnishing such vessels with com.
plement of men, stores, etc. A large
number of kilograms afterward passed
between the secretary and command
ants Of of the several navy.yards, and
S230,000 was shipped by express tc
Norfolk, Va, the headquarters of the
North Atlantic fleet, in order that there
might be no delay in fitting out all the
vessels now under orders to leave with
the least possible delay for Cuba. Real
Admiral Scott, commanding the vessels
of this expedition, sailed from Norfolk
yesterday, in the Worcester, his flag
ship, for Havana.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18

|Iub, moour9 bas Mao9en auf BET @telle
getDotet tpurbe. Ser &nabe un0 bas
&ino blieben unoerleDrt.
- Mm 5. 3. sriHen Snoioner IS
Meilen bon @an Mntonio s., in Met
Seras> bret Mdnnera an uno perluunoeten
einen berlelben @eo. Beu t0olid; Elm
&nabe erbielt einen @@uB Ing 8ein ;
einem Meyifaner tpurOe Our9 einen Pfeil
Der ltnfe Mrm f6rmli@ an Die 9ifte 9e=
beftet. Sic Snbianer raubten Is Yferoe.
sic 1ebten Johann ibren &aub5u9 fort
uno noroeten no9 uno na@ "a PerIonen,
meiit @9dfer. Biir9er BON Corpus
Gbri I'll ana9ten f9 5ur @erfol9uns BET
rotten Nduber auf. 9luf elmer Ylanta9e
raubten Die Snbianer 3s 8feroe> norbeten
|jeoo9 g1iemonoen. Mfon 9(aubt, oab es
Gomon6en fno. Inter ibren @6eub=
Ii@feiten tperben fol9enoe auf9efiDrt :
lie itieBen auf 5tuei Merifaner; elmer
bon bielen lprans in einen 8runnen> um
| f9 por ibnen gu 13iiben; iie fingen nun
1einen &Qmerooen, enttleibeten Die ]en uno
16leuberten i'm ouf ben anoeren tn ben
Brunnen binab. @ieben bon ibnen iiber=
fouene @@dfer tnupften lie neben elnan=
ber an Bdumen ouf.
IS beeliu 9, W. 3d., IA. Seq. De,
|Slub fano beute Mbenb um 10 ubr au'
80 Sub uno fieg nod INNER I'M elmer
Son pet @tunoe. Ser untere She'll Del
Sn1el uno Der 1iibli@e S6eil Der @too
1teben unter MaHer. Sn Der @taot #
fein bebeutenoer @9aoen 9el6eben, jeood
i'm 2anbe ldngs oer Nebenf fliiIle 1T be1
@erlui # sroB. 3dune Nebensebauoe
9eu, Mais uno .1elbit lebenoes Tleb mur'
ben fortse14memmt. .
Gincinnati. So9waHer. @ei
lebtem 6reitas itie9 oas @a1er I'M Obit
Tlub fort'pdbreno uno seltern NOR e'
40 SUB tief.. 9ieielben No6ri6ten lall=
fen bon alien Orten bon Obio, nDrolid
nno Iuolid 4ier Elm. @orlebte g}a6>
tpuroesoie 8riide BEL 2anca1ter, an De,
Colombia uno 9odine @ouep 8obr
meg9el9wemmt uno Die 3u9e Der 8abn
1in6 @omit bis Die Bride >pie0er Derge=
iteut it, aufsebalten. Ser 9oding Glnl
iteiet mad Sen lebten 9aa6ri6ten nod
| fortlpdbrenb. 9ies 1T au6 nit an6eren
Sll1cn i'm Noro0Fli6en Obio Der SAL
$50 ibin9ton, Is. Seq. gfa9 ben
lebten 8eri9ten be faaben li@ Die 9am=
pier u@ananbaigua" uSuniata" rrnn1
rRani ias" in @antiaso De Cuba uno eS
perlautet> boB oie1elben Die iiberlebenoe1
PuIia9iere unb 8emannung bes ~Sir9l=
MUS" in @mpfan9 nebmen meroen, ,udb=
reno 6as senannte @6iff }el6lt tpabr=
|i9einli6 i'm 9afen bon Babia 9anoe
aus9eliefert tperben tuiro. Weon tann je'
bod ni9ts 3uperldBiges bieriiber Dor
omtli9er @eite erfabren. Mor9en 1T oel
Sag, >pel6er fur bic Nus flbrung oer 8e:
oin9unsen beg Protofolls feitgeiest it,
9aDton> o., Is. Seq. Mm Gam:
| 4,ltasNa9mittas serl9lug Elm ouf bem nell;
ZEN totbolil9en Begrdbnibplab um1tllr5en:
ber Baum ben Mrbeiter Gbriltlon @@ob
@r binterldBt ejle Srou nit 4 &inoern.
SO ingt on> Is. Se5. Ser Sec'
retdr r1a6te beute Die Gntoedung. bof
bic 8unbesl9ulo felt Dem l. B. S]}. I'M
$5, ,O00, 900 sugenonlmen babe.
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lDuTUeIl Uult UtL Otlntu ote"L"S'o'' "''~
Comp. i'm @taate g1e,p~Dorf, felt 8eginn
BET syn1urreftion auf iener Snlel na6 glnz
oobe BON 6errn Yonb> Sbeilbober Der
SSirmo, iu, @an5en $4,000 @emebre uno
6rei M}itrailleuien geienoet. Die Tlrma
lit iebt nit ber glus brung zines peiteren
Gontroftes, Ser bie2ief feruu9 elmer glei9en
Quantitdt 8afien gum @egenlt ltano bat,
ei1rie be@6dftist. S6fe Tabrifen in Slion,
g. g., 1inb in poller Sbati9teit. Ytelne
@pmpotbien bel benz iebigen3ertplirfnlp,"
duB Berte @err Pon0 u9ebDren 4merlta i;
ober Moffen liefern mir ols &aufeute
Sebem> Der oafiir 5ablt."
2onbon, 13. Seq. Cine Spe6lal=
oepe59e aug Berlin meloet Der Befebls=
baber zines ber beioen @6iffe pel9e
por &ursem BON einem ipanil9 9en &riegs=
16iffe i'm 1lbli9en Nr6ipelagus fortge=
nonlmeu uno na9 Manillo 9ebrabt muir
ben, ]9reibe nad 9aule, ooB ct lelbit unb
1etne Bemannuns oott in's @efdngniB
ge{6idt uno 5tpei Otonate lang in bent
ielben eebalten wuroen, ,pdbrenb tuel6er
3eit i6nen bon @eiten ber Ipanilden Be-
BORDEN eine 1ebr Itrenge 8ebanolung 5n
She'll puroe. Sn 0eut16lano 1T wie
bie1elbe 9epe19e meloet, Die 8oltsitm=
mung in Tolge BET Tortnabme Der @d)iife
1cbr oufseregt uno es miro fir bie Der
oeuti i6en Tlo99e 5usefii9te 8eleioi9ung
Die polll lte @enu9tbuung geioroert meroen.
QBie aus & M gcnelOet miro, nabm
Der Baplt in ben lebten Sagen bes 9to=
pember cine Moreiie Der 36slin9e Beg
beut19en unb noroamerifanii i6en Gplle<
giums entgegen unb logte in oeren 81
antlportun9 gu ben @rit9enannten> oab
lie, in ibr Baterlon0 5uriidfeDrenO oDrt
cine ]9redli@e 8erf folun9 antreifen mir
ben, bie an jene unter Sultan erinnere;
1ie 1ollen 5i9 oemna6 nit Geoulo uno
&raft maHenen, um ben &f su Be ite=
ben, inoem lie oos glorrei9 8ellpiel oes
&lerus i1res 8aterlanbes nadaDmen.
3u ben 9lmerifanern 9epenOet lpra6
Der Papft : Sn 9entl6lano 1T Die Trei=
beit unterbrIdt ; bei eu6 aber lit lie cine
poultdnoi9e, ia falt iibermdbige gum
oefenSbat jie lire groben @efabrer.
SIR eu6 1ino bemaa9 Die Sugenoen
Die treuelte 8efolung Ser @e6ote G6riiti
uno Der bon ultdn0ise Sie9 iiber eu6 ielbf
duBerl ltnotbmenbig I'm oen8erlu9unSen
Der i6limmen Beilpiele 5u tuioerlteben.
Donne, 9e5. Sic Garlil ten
iunta meloet eiuen abermaligen 5ieg III
RET Sruppen ii6er bic &egierun9struppen.
Gin General Der 2ebteren ion perlpunoet
unb piele Offi5iere barunter mebrere
Ober1ten 9et0btet iein.
SO ia rib, - Seq. @eitern be1buttc
@eneral Worones ipieoer Solo1o Die
9auptitaot pon @uipbscpa nodoem er
pprber elm @efe9t nit Den Garliit ten BE-
itan0en, tuel9em biel le $50 Mann per=
loren.
Yettersburg -. Sec. Ser g5ar
bat benz @robfurltsn Nleran0er befob!en,
abermols eiue NeiIe I'm Die 9Selt 81
MAIDEN. Ser @robfirF piro oielelbe m
ndbiten Grii6jabr ontreten.
Berlin Is. Des: Die R0nigin
Mitt,pe GliIabet3 BON preuBet 1Sarb
1eutc i'm Sitter bon y Sobrcn.
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SSSp0em
(SnIanb.)

(Snlanb.)
Bofon, W}oH., IA. Seq. Ser be-
rlbmte 4rofe11or M9ai1i5 Iegnete beute
10. Is M. Mbenbs has 3eitli9e. p.
8a1bin9tp . n, 13. De5 Momiral
9olo bat Dem @ecretdr Siib Die 8erii=
9erung seseben, bob oer u@irginius"
uno bic nod 1ebenoen @efangenen oe1=
1elben am nd9 often 9ienitase obne Oppo=
1ition. gu Santiago 0e Guba ausseliefert
,uerbeu tpiirben.
Ti1b tbut Ii9 ettpos gu gut auf bas
@elultot uno ma@t teinen Beriu@ feline
8efriebi9ung iiber Die Sbot1a6e gu per=
bergen, boB bic &egieruns oltellars i'm
Stanbe 9eme1en 1T, ben BON ben @poniern
in Maorib uno in Cuba an Fe gefellten
8erlan9en, ben r@ir9inius" ni@t ous5u=
liefern, 5u >uioeri riteben.
9letp= g ort> IA. Seq. Giner 9e=
pe19e 5ufolse luel@e bic ~Sribune" aus
Sep Weit erbalten bat, 9ebt Der 9ampfer
rDispat9" beute Mbenb nit 4 Off5iercn
BON Dem 5lo9seni9iff ~Morcsfer" uno
elmer GrtrQ= =Bemannun9 bon 80 &opfen
bon Dem vPalpnee" in Gee, I'M Den
~Wirsinius" in @mpfang su nebmen:
Mobr{6einli6 ,pirb CT ben 5elben nad
einem rDrbli6en Safen bringen.
Die bieliseu Wforineoffi5iere lino nit
Der Mrt uno Meiie in mel9er bic Spa=
nier Die Bebinsun5en bes protofols in
Nusfiibruns brihsen lebr un5uf frieoeu
uno glauben, es perbe un1erer Ne9ierune
ni9t Die 9ebibrenoe N6tuns be5eist
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