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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
VERMONT CENTRAL II. r. b.
MINER ARRANGEMENT.
C5mmcncsng June 3, 1872.

Trains oing South and East Leave Waterbury
8 4lam, = Ula. M, aud sop IN.
MallFrhn eaveS ugdensl M. at % pm,3t Al
kansat % N, and connects ut Rutland for Toy
aud at White River Junction and Bellows Falls
with trains I0r Boston, Worcester, Springfield and
N, V, at New LUud0n with steamer for New York
Day Express leav's Montreal at % n. M, st..
Johns &c Ia %, OsdGnsuurs ut 90 II. III, Platts-
burg at 30 a. m, MoGers Junction at 10 u a, m,
st. Alhans at IL 90 IN, arriving in Bo.ton via Low
ell ut l00ip. IN.
Nj sht Express leaves ogdenslurg at co p. m,
Montreal 10 p. N, st. Johns o. p. ~ st. Alhani
- p. N. connecting at W. R.Junction and Bel
lows Falls for Boston and vicinity, Worcester; and
anoata ~. Vernon for Springfield &c, arriving
in y. atl2 30 p, m.
Trains going North and West-Lcave Waterbur,
ut 0i q m, AZ n IN, - y IN, aud & 81 D m.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at n M
for Burlington, Montreal. st Alhans, &c, arrivns
II Montreal Mt 9 - pm, and Ogdcusburgh at 2 70
q M making closo connection with trains for the
West
Mail train leaves Boston via Lowell at am, via
Lawrence aud Fitchhurg at 30 a m, Spring field n
SPAN; for New London 100 a. N, cannectingat
w. r Junction with Day Express train.
accommodation Train leaves Mortified Mt Dr. a
m for burlington, Rutland. st Alhans, 0sdens-
hurgh, etc. Night Express
leaves New London J ii. SO. Vernon at 81 D. m
receii ing Passengers leaving at 3 Oh y NJ ut
Bellows Falls from Cheshire II r. leaving
Bnston at 30 p m, connecting at White River J'n
with train leav'ng Boston at y IN FIR Burlington
Montreal and q ydensurah. connecting steam.
era md Grand Trunk R for the West
sleeping Cars arc attached to the NightExpress
trains running between Montreal and Bostun and
st Adams and Springfield, and st Adams and Troy
and Drawing Room Cars between Montreal and
Boston On DAY Express Trains
Through tel ets fer Chicago and the West for sail
ut the principal stations.
| = st ilbans June 1. 1872, SeP'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12

Mach thoughilcss cruelty Is inflicted on
our animals, which uceds only to be cX-
posed to be Prevented. Farmers and es-
pscially their boys who are not yet old
enough, or IA ,her have not learned enough,
to think OF consequences. often put their
stock in the unpleasant position here de-
picted. A couple Of hoys are sent to
water the stock on cold february morn.
Ing The creek il frozen over. The lee
is smooth aud sliIreIy. The boys cut Il
hole in the ice, and d thursty COW ven.
lures on it to reach the water. Her position
is painful enc to her, but an amusing
one to the boys, who do not think of th-
fact that in Il moment or two there may
be trouble when the COW is expected to
have calf, and the milk may be bloody,
or she meg ha' c eaked bag. and the
wonder will be why she should be thus
troubled. Possibly, many who have writ
ton to us for advice under these or similar
circumstances, and who could not imagine
any cause for the trouble, may now re-
member some such occurrence as this.
They will then see sufTitient cause fer il
that might have been prevented had they
know the rosslbleresult. The COWS on
the bank, who are sympathzing with their
companion, will 90 homo thirsty rather
than venture where she is and 50 will the
sheep, waiting patiently and auxlously FOR
a drink, which they badly need, but are
afraid to trust themselves on the ice to
procure While they are waiting, shlver-
ing on the brink, it is more than likely
that some may get injured by vicious
COW, and so this bad results in evil in
many ways. On the other hand, where
there is a we'll and pump at the barn, and
watcr-trough the stock will be spared
all this suffering aud all the injury result
ing unn irln, ice.cold water or gong
without any at all. IF there is no other
way to water stock but at a frozen pond
or creek, trough should be provided
there. and the water dipped up into it wiih
= pail, so that tie animals may neither
suffer from thirst nor from injuries o., :
casoned by veniuring on smooth ice.
Water that is at the temperature of melt
ing ice should bot he given to animals and
especially to milk-cows. ifit can be avoid
ed Much Of the falling off of milk as.
cribed to cold watev is properly due tc
giving the cows copious d'aughts of very
cold wa or. Ia some milk dairies there
is provision made for warming the water
drank by animals during cold weather.
Ame ican Ayricuturist.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12

We rre upon capitalists and all havi,.g none,
&c invest, tho most careful investigation Of thes,
securities, believing them 10 combine mere saiet!
and profit than any Railroad Bond now in tie mar
ket. The Portland and Ogdcnsburah Railroad lInt
will be the shortest route by than fifty miles
from the Lake to the Atlantic.
Tho Road will have local business enough to pay
all its running expenses and 10 insure the pronp
NJ regular payment Of interest on Its small nond
ed debit twill he tho greatest pleasure thorough
fare in the Eastern States uniting by the shortest
route Saratoga aud Lakes ueorge and Champln
with TIE White Mountains, Lakes Memphrouag0
and WillouShby, Mount Mansfield and the cslebIat
I'd mineral springs Of Northern Vermont
The Roard il under the mana. tment ~ some O
the most experienced, successful aud widely knlwn
( ausiness men IN the country, who vii insist upon
the closest economy and honesty lrtle adlninistra
tien Of its AFFAIRS fits - rstf
The managers Of tho Road have themselves in
vested lar-ey in its capital stock, the cash sub
scriptlons being nearly sufficient to complete tbs
Read ready for the iron, (thus Showing their ap
probation # the imDortancs aud value of this on
terprise.) roEconvenience of investors the bond
coupon regstered), are Of the following denoln
nations.
s.nno. $500 and sl00
and the interest, six per cent, gold ispayable semi
annually in Boston on the Isl ~ Mand the list No
vehber. These Bends ara offered, until further NC
tce, at co. and accrued interest in currency.
| For further nfornation--pamphets. maps, &C
apply to
| l.. & II. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
st. Johnsbury Vermont
FAIRBANKS co.
252 Broadway, New York
! FAIRBANKS. BRoWN& co.,
li9 Milk Street, roston.
Chsststras t, Phil
FISANcIALAcKSis
! Trustees for The First Mortgage Bendh0ders,
Hon. LUKEP. POLAND, ST. Johnsbury, VT.
ABRAHAM T. LOWE, ESQ,
Presdentlst National Bank Boston Mass
/ soRsAI.RBY
! FIfST NATIONAL BANK, Boston,
RIG 6AkDS0N, HILL & Co.
Ssw's Fuildng, B ostor
Andall lending Parks aud Brokers,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12

u X 4 AT IN ID u S I Il / Z S
OF TIE UNIrEp sTATts.

lJnPIgss aud DO eJratiHy'. printed in A. fish and
Gsaaa Britsa by - emiHsHf AufhorS, ,a1iadiay
y,tE 3. Goth. hon. Icon .ass, Etwul Hoic'asa, ksr
T. Elem HIG Patty Risisf, 5ibot brisbane. H1rors
G,tshy, a.. q. PefkiHS, ,fr. etc.
Th, work is csmpttt, history ~ al the ran
cllcs ~ i.ustty, tcussts "a LHuuiacuIt, ETC. In
49, aaVs IL h. comp vts ,Ec, CiUptUlu 81 ant ami
manufactures aItd l. the meet ubtettaulnS ana
yaluauiy wk 81 irlulfuatU ga Jtcts Ut UGIt la
Interest rytt t1vTvu l. the pu.iU. u Is adapted
t. thV wants 81 the Merchant, Manufacture, Ne
cha &c, FluutcT otuu,u at ava luvt Htul and rel
to utli uid uud guuus "a AL elasrts. Tbs itok Is
sold 10y a-Outs, who .Ic uiahiu- iutSc taICs II all
pas 81 the country. IL Is offered at the lDu prcs
II 50 30, aud the cheapest IuUk ever sud > sub
Iptiun. \, family ~ uld &c " tt at copy "
want cunts ia CyCfl avn IA thc lhltCu oLdtSs.
anu no AGENT UaA tail g. do WILL WITH this uuuh.
Out terms atr tIutraI. We give tuI agent tIe UX-
elusive a. 1T 81 tern. tury uHe W uur Agents Hiid
rs copies In vi-ht DAY another sold ,iC3 in twr
weeks. Our -CHt Ia iul tUrd sola ~ iu one wee'
Specimens ui the Il scat to agents GA receipt If
stamp. For curcuiaps An, terms t. ascnts auaTtss
tho publishers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
,rALUABLh FARM FOK SALE.

he "a scTi er uu NJ. uut 81 poor health 'Ieis
-. ale tam. tuHttd 80 ElutIe ttutti'
lsnu az thr uio ui'a-isa Pince Tue ialm g. o.
-f.,.t frr.. Il iyra wsII fenced W'ta uuits
lad .lars afh faua. md util uatgtah. it b. uuarr
. ai.h state % cuit.vaf IN and ra'ts u uiV,ttc
..tii uusdlanG it-iuIa-t ara tilin-e iHtfu. ~ ~
of. rfths utar-t ftrf.s 90 t.wu, - hrrt rate lor
nae. EVER, - & which ctu - tn'ra VIII a
ilrhiu,. Tir h,u-- -sGiiH .. urtaul' 't'altA
.u! ts.-t., With uHeitrt tuJ u'lrin-. There u "a
,. 4 .lr-ala a fnnn.n water 20 tn h'u-g uHu At
.. ara. There j. mail trchaId IN the place
sad DH- ~ Tie Ell .urE TuscArd To- & VII e. itsl-t
D ui aYuut lut. trees Nth -uta lc NJ ps aius q '
.arf,ia- uu the rHfn-. The tni = wit o. - III
ether vii, the q. e., ~ c NJ of hay aud .iau,
a ~ aud dsir, ufrrs'ts aud arEiin tools OF iaTm
lear o. salt the purchaser.
. ft.frt 3lst 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12

Bees, when hived belong to the
person who first hived them. Ii they af-
forwards fly away, his right Of ownership
continues SO long as he cun keep the swarm
in sight, and he can under such circum-
stances, pursue and recapture them, even
though they should aettle upon tree on
another persons land This il the law.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
FARM FOR SALE

The su +scriher oers i0r fale hi'farn, sinsted 10
tl. -.utasnn pat uf Jlhus-u, and B. vim I'm
o. ainll,suI gilrus d,tu.ts e a.. l.ainvie sIt.s
siIft a. ssfa i.rufetuslrt u - VA art.r - .!
DIVIDED reIfuatsi.d. - ldlh- G tui,fts i@- De
t,rtn ~iiI 10 aitt~I D. rat tnv putchrs'f u e'-
-irtd. -herr q, tinNrr snsu D go o., ls'n !. FAa
for % whith has never teen cuilef. rue iAiH-
uid . the rtssas To- sltiH-. ~ pal gn.s, a.
usirs - r d. ID. FUs1 Ek.
Jahn-sn, VI. Y-h. lrl t-isl. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12

The ST. Paul, Mimi, PIONEER says
that the damage to crops and fruit trees
and loss Of sioek by reason Of the late cold
snap, will amount 10 millions in that State.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12

Fn-ur Grand rtinelris rsfs.fs IN ihtss 80
dtr0nl med .eintr. T. 81 9 ~ thaf q a. tsItf
nlIsEffs 't Furifl r. fir tuf- r ftnTl n1l e1F-t-
si.1 q mint hntnuf- irI.fn fIIf ssst-H
IiHLLsih w. ffl.i-N a. rr-ff 20 r eafffnl 2 ~
- col al a. altar - a. frfri NFrEkttE ~
fHarit. utuu<. sd Nrr-iisatofHs fu---s ~
act = .raiu g uinslrl in thf'f uila frat.tt. Nf4
never raf- o. tit - uh. - fhs-a g. anN dsn rF.
ii an. itfr Ct stast. hs e.. Their frfa ne state
g. rftscIit them . her rhiIfrtr. gfn tie tui =
ati-ratr ernst ftfitt. can urt ttfn ~ - zreat
tti.,lt ~ tlu m, & -,ttus 80 refiui ram.
HOLLOWAY 4 60. Sole PUpiivfvis.
IS Maiden b,us, No- fsri.
uollova,'s pigl- gpi uiitrsu' So 'oia a. 2.
ernts a. . /. cents, atid sin "a la 81 Ist \ zttal
saving O. male % tuy ing flc iaRe sisss p
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
EoE SALT

l. OR SALT
II. Subscriber sErs hh Fiass' situated IN
TIE
YTLLfcE or .SORTH HTDE f'fRA'
.... err-IlrnI fsnf - ih
- - ..,-- ks.ir Trrtf utft - Use in
49, .-r-- .rirHfs ~ fiaas, tauanif
.-rrs-. tlaPrs. CIah AHpiff' ee
AAKw HOUsE AND n1RN
ruIit is Isfs. Ths tausa q lIi', ne =. -
ftI. = 80 "a ~ H.-t lacsllsHf Tat can - --
in Northern ksrl-orL
Iuul al-aaeil
TyEarT a-CEy o. F0on aad TIN8kR LA'L
matt .r#s.sa O.. CLEARED. AL n tbs pfuPsits
-ili ssii uatar..H lfe.I.sd ft-su.
80 .
No. Hsls Park. March e-ih. i-'--
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12

JKDETT FARM,

- NAM ~ JhFL ffNhs
obtaining apvut 80 acres IL lanC, sltut 20 u
which Is under im pruvumeut,-uVcT luU sLAar tree;
guud apple urciIsIu-n'is newly ini-htu ut
ike, sad IA gsod repair iusidc-lar-e vu,dsh cd
Barn a. x 10, aud n cUmrudiuus horse Ian, all al
Three-iUurihs its Actual VAN
uaun- recently sold my 'hulAe iarm lat 'huuud
t. e,oss tut Hy real estate and viii sell the ,uv,
arlu Tor 500, ~ SOLD sUUN.
l., b. sHERwiN,
Hyde PSrk. Oct. "a. 80. 4Stl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12

Hi also sssperior Tonic.
Esestores dire Appetite
Strengthens tItr tly stem.
EeBt0res the Weak ana Dehtsitatcdt.
N qes.aes fs6p G0als fa Di.rnsf.
ETssaDye0 T5gsrcatxis q aHsR ETdtipcsfiOn
J. tSsscfta a9atarts1 ll.B ks,ters
Giyes tons 10 yone ~ stem.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12


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$3.50. f..-,' - - .-r..-, o. -,.---.
80 r-rf ~ AIS. tFsb.-f rtt ID
EAET =, ,,'t,ss ~ t..li
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= sd N-ifF = % - % d -fs go.
Neu CO. e. t#.
o. 80 --sr Nf - o. N.f.s. -. -. 1
r-s-.s~- ~ 60
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Tess Hs'' o.. - go =
+-. .H... 10 .fl.i p p 90 -.' O. 20 r - II
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...H .ta.r. ord t#.-.r ..f-. fF... .. q 10
I.tHst ID gr|rs o.. ItaI.NH's tL..tI
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
A HOUSE AND II ACRES or LAND IN
AL-.mn L.nLLL 1. \ u 80 q IN. ~ 4 y Z Ii

MURRlSVILLE, AND MEAT-MARkET.
Ths n scri"yr uiyis for sais The aAUyt pr, port,
either together or the Mark ct alone. aud viii tai,
4 small Iarm ia exchange. liv ohyrs cpl, uulu
,ppuItaait, g. any pyis, who lna, ~ IA e. pen u
u ut-llaFEt II IN tine gown. ana thiiYin- VIialt
ii Worthwhile. P,uI huultH c..Hpeils me t. pant
vita pleasant lucatiGa sud pI,hta l. tu,iLtSs
tive Inc call.
3. GREEN.
Ian. p. ~. lltI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12

Mir, rs, IPindoD Shades. Paper Han,
inyS, Oils and PANS,
FLOUR By THE SACK, BBL. OR LOAD
/ havoa large let If TIN WARE. made up he.
fore the last rise In tin, and selling at 'out 'hc
old prices.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
Ay or's
IL air VigOr,
For restoring to Gray Hair "a
natural Vitality and ColCg.

s.ss
healthy, Al.
~ ~ e'icc ISL fol
@ 4 pre- tgyns the
,a ls hair. II sooa
eYts Z rcR0lys faa,d
g 81 = or gr"y hoir
gEs >T5zF to rs origilaL
&JS--5S~[- color, ,cith The
g'oss earl FRESHNESS Of goHih. Thin
harris thickcncd, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use Nothing can restore
me hair where the folIicles are de-
royril, or the glands atropiicd aud
I>caycd; bat such as remain can he
agel by this application, and .timu-
lated into activity, so that new
growth of hair is proleced. Instead
OF fonling the hair with u plsty seli-
inant, it will keep itelean and vigorous.
Its occasioii ! use will prevent lie hair
irom turning gray or falling oil, aud
consequently prevoa5 badness. The
r!3soratlon of vitality it gives 10 the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton Of dandrnt, which is often 50 I'M
clearly and o.lcn,ivc Free from those
dele.crious substances which make
some Preparations dangerous aad iniu-
rions to the hair, the Vigor can Only
benefit but NOS harm it. II wantrd
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white camhric. and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it 2 rich, glossy
ldstre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.l. C. Aver g. Co.,
Practic~l and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
FURNITURE (!

nice Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits. We
ud Cal, Scr ChaiIs Buttaus. Toilet Stands. Ia,
ttals + eel der aud Hair haitossts Ittsc sId
Hens IL al 1is. Exten ion tables. sIIlLg lsts.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
\ GOOD LINE OF CARPETS!

Ingram BRUSSELS, Hemp, CAutcn Mating, 1lI
Cloths and Rugs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
NEa AND COMPLETE STOCK JFsr
n Nice Line # Buffalo and HOJ )"
at ths ioarssf prizes

at The loscsd prices
riiu-, IN --an, ~ the flisuinx ii-tuf - vii
a us ] g. oai dciurs PuIeliss ~.
House Tiimmirg-. J'intIs' Tcels, Tnhl' Cui
lsry Of the hgs, style sni make. la
in stock some ct TIE f,mon. AMI would
renowned Be,n',n's li-hu ing
Saws, and = large lci e Mink
and Fox Trips.
Farming tools including Hoes. Shovcls, Folks.
Ir.n Bars. Straw cutters. Corn shelle >. huns
PoFs and pillow Castings Nails by kcg OF lead.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
DIR. CROOK'S WINE OF TART

WfneDSEisr TO have more
merit tsian any similar
preparation everoiiered TO
the public. II is rich in
the medicinal qualities of
Tar, and unequaled for
diseases of the Throat g.
Lua strs. performing the
most remarkable cures. It
eilectually cures all coughs
and Colds. 1t has cared so
many cases of Asthma
ANA nronealifis, that 1t
has been pronounced @
specific fer these COM
plants. For Pains i'm the
breast, Site or Hack.
o,rayph ar Kidney dis
easP. diseases oithe Urils-
as.y Organs. 1aunslice,
or any Liver Complaint
IT lsas no equal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
LARGE STOCK OF CROyFIIY

ats advance. g cool vari,l
ntea.s and bldsE ratv suItuIl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12

Cared by lSaIczDs's EsG7gitU.
T.yrrLy N,s.. Iay 20, I}
Dr Esow,y;-I haze Nd OHEs..I fl.ar i1 { ss' .rs
t-vtl Al ,e ID eiot' tatA t4,ss 70 tsi ftri' ID
every ching set -.t f-sansa, 4 Lr' rs u - Eel - ii
saw vnsr alyri: zoos is1uz & s'rd f il; Joe Fls %
D. IT, Bsraa.s hrs ssrFsd far tFslvs ,rEs ia-S Ne al
n tas Ss.,lyert nd tx o. b Gtv ID. end we
ties Il y.ur R=1b u rrlr;; 80 ihCr at Sea 81 sNo
fesn - kt sai feel tCar, rrsrer, rru l=f risr sa
f,r twelve ls,- The wrist tTtseN g. tie IN side y
bowels ever lHs feii ur- Chs T. YES IL Bs tsa,s
e.Asrs. You can 4llish itiE .ol sla.TN -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
NARNS FOR SALE!

Jan. p, I'VE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12
KNOR SALE!

Hyds PSrk. oct. IA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26

A PLucKY GIRL.-Miss Sadie Craft, o
Young lady Of sixteen summers, Is mail
carrier between the Station on the Hemp.
field Railroad and Taylorstown Post
Office in this county. The distance be.
tween the two points is about one mile,
and the mail is delivered twice daily
morning and GvGning-requiling the
young lady to travel four miles daily.
This she has done for year or more
summer and winter without failure.
When the roads are bad she slips on u
pair Of long boots, slings the pouch over
her shoulder and trudges of with light
heart For this service the Government
pays her seyenty.two dollars per annum
and we do think the patrons Of the Office
should do themselves the honor Of con-
ributing the balance so that she would
receive the round hundred dollars. Such
an exhibition oil pluck Is deserving Oi al!
praise, as well as The more substantial TO-
ken Of recognition above suggested. II
these days Of dcgcneraCy so far as OuI
daughters are concerned, when the chic
pride seems to be 10 appear with white
hands and cheeks pale and delicate with
out the rose tints Of robust lilo upor
them, when labor Is an abOmination and
idle1css a pride, when ignorance Of al
household duties is esteemed an accomp-
lishmeut, such an instance Of pluck and
industry as we have spoken Of above |.
worthy Of COMMUNICATION as an example
Whoever wins her heart and hand may
be congratulated on obtaining help
mate ready 10 share the burthGns Of life
Washington Pay Reporter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26

PIKE CrTY-ANoTuER New Cry
West Virginia is looking upwards and
EDWARDS and still frightening the star set
Tor her on the American ensign. Towns
and cities arc springiDg up all over her
hills and valleys The latest move in that
direction Is the laying out OF Pike City,
by Mr.. HeLry Pike, OF New York, brother
OF the late s. N. Pike, Of Opera House
celebrity. The proposed town Is situated
at tho mouth Of EightCcn.mile Creek, on
the Kanawha river, in the county OF Put.
nam. Mr. Pike has bought some two
thousand acres Of mineral land in this
county, which is iull OF iron. he ia build
ing IRON furnaces ut Pike City, md expects
TO have them in operation during the sum.
mer.-W. Ia. AgricuItUrtSt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26

A WONDERFUL DOG-It the following
story, told by the Nashua IN. H.) 1el6-
graph is true, ono may not wonder OF The
loss OF population in that State, but may
ask, what is the use OF population, when
dogs know 60 much? The Telegraph says
that recently gentleman connected with
a machine chop had occasion to visit u
storehouse situated some distance from
the main building oil the establishment
He discovered, on searching his pocket,
that he had left the door key on nail
over his bench, and having a habit Of
talking 10 himself, spoke OF the fact
whereupon his dog, who was at his heels,
turned and suddenly disappeared in the
direction Of the shop. The gCntleman'E
curiosity was aroused, and so he sat down
on the door stone and waited with pa
thence for the animals return. Itappears
that Rover went directly to his masters
bench, jumped upon It, smelled Of several
keys hanging on the wall, selected the
right one and returned to his master, and
appeared greatly pleased and apparently
as anxious for praise as boy would have
been.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26

PNEUMATIC TRANsroRTATGoS.-Thc
Washington STR says: Work upon the
Brisbane pneumatic tube between the
Capitol and Government Printing Office
has been resumed, and the inventor, Mr..
Brisbane, states that he will have it com.
pleted during the appToa ching summer.
The work was discontinued on account
oGthe tube 1attening in some places where
it was buried deep selow the surface on
account Of the great pressure OF the earth
upon it, thus preventing the passage Of
the sphere containing the packages tor
transportation. The plan now is to en-
case the tube, where it has to be buried so
deep, in a brick arch, especially in the
Capitol square, and at points wher C
streets cross ii. The material Of the tube
will also be much stoutGr, and it will be
strengthened in every particular. Dir.
Brisbane has consulted q number Of
prominent engineers as TO its construction,
whose suggestions lie has accepted, and
he has no doubt it will work perfectly.
The Secretary Of the Interior, who has
charge OF the construction Of the tube,
has requested Professor Henry and Gen
cral BabcOck to inspect it and sec that
tue work Is properly done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-26

SINCE the campaign Of last year, the pre-
tense OF Democratic party with Demo-
cratic principles does not exist. The form
OF the party is s!Okept up, and in some
places has been encouraged to become ag.
gressive by mistakes of the Republicans;
but as u national party 1t cannot unite
upon one principle or one line Of policy.
For that matter 1t may be difficult TO de-
fine any principle that distinctly divides
the parties in this country. The Repub-
licsn party has as earnest Free Traders,
as staunCh defenders Of State rights, as
determined foes oil Capitalization as the
the Democratic party, while 1t has also
powerful elements just the reverse OF
these. What shall be the issue OF the
coming campaignT is the leading question
now. II it shall be Free Trade, or re.
trenchment and opposition TO all such dis.
honesty as the Credit Mobilier speCula-
ton and the baCk-sslary theft, us some
urge, the parties must be reorganlzed.-
NGu York Post