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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

President GRANT Is reported to have
said that he knows nothing about the
purchase Of SANTANA Bay by New York
capitalists further than that ne told Cen
cral Babcock that he had no objection.
to make against the transaction This
was in answer TO a question addressed
to General hahcock by these gentlemen
and bv HIM To the President
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

TnE New Dominion (tsnada) Board
of Trade has passed resolutions in favor
Of reciprocity treaty with the United
States Such treaty, IT more reclpro-
eally framed than WAS the former one
and il based upon the principles of a
fair ana mutual exchange that would not
operate preiudioially to either, is greatly
to be desired, and it is to be hoped that
this reopening Of the question will result
in ultimately bringing it about
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

RsroKrs from the North Of Spain rep,
resent that the Carli-t Insurgents are
actlog win terrible cruelty toward the
inhabitants who refuse to ION them
Many case. OF murder and mutiatiou
are reported, and hundreds of young
nen have been forced into the service OF
the insurgents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

LEGISLATIVE, As yet our Legis-
lature has done nothing Of impor-
lance, except to re-elect t. o.
Howe L. S. Senator which was
done by a unanimous vote Of the
Republicans on Tuesday. 1t is
thought that important railroad
measures will come np'during the
session, that the contest thereon
will be heated, and the chances for
corruption good.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

SLATE MAKINe.- The question
Of Republican candidates tor state
sliccrS, to be voted for next fall.
is already being discussed, and
states made up by politicians.
Washburn seems to.he the fayorjte
for Governor, Petit for Lieut.. Gov.
ernor, Baetz for Treasurer, FalIows
for Superintendent, and Wheeler
for State Prison Commissioner,
A Secretary Of State and Attorney
General, several patriots mewilling
to serve the State, For the former
position are mentioned ". W
Field, y. W Dean, and others
snd for the latter, j L. Bennett
O. Is. Thomas, and one or tw,
more. This would indicate tha
the third district may secure either
Sect'y. Of State or Attorney Gen
eral. No name of Iowa count,
is mentioned. though for Secretar,
81 State we have one Of the bcs
candidates in the field,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

Music LESSONS Mr. 5. T. Osborne otft RS
his services TO the public as teacher Of vo-
cal and instrumental music, and instructor
in thorough bass U.s. Of instruments fur
nished and Instructions given when de.
sired in the Music Hall OF Cartwright l.
DAVIS. Terms made known on application
1t II. T. osborIes Store. 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

A LONDON dispatch says the Imperial
ist. in France, now that Napoleon l,
dead and buried expect speedy req
toration Of the Empire, with thu En-
pres. Eugene u, Regent until the
Prince Imperial, whom they already call
Napoleon w, shall have attained bis
majority
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

A WASHINGTON dispatch to the Chicago
Journal states that Governor Washhurn
i there to attempt 10 effect . settlement
Of the difficulties between Minnesota and
Wisconsin conceriuL the Duluth harLor
matter, which is now before the House
Commerce Committed, aud compromise
j. suggested at both Duluth and Supe-
rior have sheir inner htrbors improved
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23
DEVELOPMENTS in the Credit Mo

DEVELOPMENTS in the Credit Mo
bilier investigation indicate strong
ly that many members of Congress,
of both parties are not entirely
blameless-that there is corruption
about the Credit Mobilier company
somewhere, is conceded to be evil
dent by all parties. With pride
we observe that neither Of the SEN
ators or Members from Wisconsin
is implicated, as far as yet heard
from.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

TnE United States Senate on Friday
last passed measure which is great
step toward unfcation OF the world ;
coinage on the basis of the French gold
standard The silver dollar will he the
precise equivaleotln weight and tiueness
to the French livc-irano piece, and ex-
actly interchangeable With the English
shilling
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

ELIAS JaCSA is turning out some as good
harness a. ever grsced horse. His prices
are in accordance with the times. See
him before you purchase anything in his
line Lenahaus' Block
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

PARTIES supplied with Buffalo shoes such
As Daum a Schilug sell do not suffer from
cold feet, no matter how severe the
weather or how deep the snow.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23
EDITOR.
w. H. BEN N EFT,

THE Green Bay GAZETTE is one
Of the best papers published i'll
Wisconsin, and is usually sound.
We are sorry, however, to see it
clamoring for the defeat of the
Soldiers Land Bounty Bill, now
before Congress, yet suggesting no
remedy for the injustice done to
soldiers who are excluded from
benefits under the Homestead Act.
Without regard to the Bill now
before Congress, the passage OF
which we do not urge, we main
tain that the existing Homestead
Act is unjust, because it is not, and
cannot be of benefit to any soldier
except he be farmer. Suppose
Congress should pass "A bill giving
to each soldier a chest Of carpenters
tools, with a proYlso that every
solder must use the same for one
to three years. What would the
lIAzETrH say concerning the act Z
carpenters would call it a good act,
doubt, and be benefited by it !;
ut of what advantage would it be
othe Blacksmiths, Farmers, Stone
lasons, Printers, Teachers, Law
crs, Doctors, Merchants, Miners,
ld followers Of other branches of
,dustry. Such bill, every one
,ust admit, would be unjust, be
luso it would inure TO the benefit
/ only few, while being Il dead
ttcrto the many. Yetthc Soldiers
homestead Act is practicalIy as un-
laal in its benefits as the one we
ave supposed,
The strong argument IN favor Of
he existing Homestead Act is:
hat il brings the soil under cuItiya-
don and insures the settlement OF
the country. We believe that if
not another acre of land should be
brought under cultivation for the
next ten years, the country would
be better for it. The census report
shows that ouo.half the population
Of the country who are engaged in
any gainful pursuit are agriculture
lists This fact we think is sufficient
ngnmont TO prove that an increase
Of agricuIturists is not demanded.
Indeed. we see in this fact, and the
reduced price Of all farm products,
good ground for believing that the
intercstsof the country, especially Of
the west, would be advanced if no
addition should be made TO the
legiou- OF agriculturists tcr the next
decade. In this case, more money
sud capital would bc devoted to
manufactures, and development Of
.,,.,. ,,,t,,..., ,,,,l 49,. d. l,.,I.I l,,, 80,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

lF we NAV believe New York dis
patch the city of Boston i, terribly af-
hicted with small poN |, i, alleged that
there are three thousand cases now in
the city, and many deaths are occurring
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

Woop for fuel is selling in the State of
Nevada for go cord, and dithcnr to get
At that Let them 70 to raising suoplns
of corn, as they do in Illinois and Iowa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

Tue very best and ueatest silver and
plated ware, such rs spoons, prongs, etc.
is always to be found at CNtwrights.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

WINTER cannot last much longer APP
preeiatin. this tact Deler is selling all
kinds of Winter q DDS ri reduced prices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

MERCHANT TAILOR
ING, AT DELLER'S EN-
PORIUM. Kept constantly
on Land a full assortment or
all the leading styles Of
Clotns and Cassimeres. AID
work done in the most dura-
bic and fashionable manner,
and a good fit warranted in
every case. Our stocl- of
Ready-Made Clothing is the
mosteXtensive in the city, and
at least l0per cent. the lowest.
Call and examine for your
selves. xxlII-17
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-09
GiufuB Des aaoaGersenuGes anf
0em SStnfmedl(el.

9rofeTor Senneber9 -8eenbe bat auf Der
Notwithstanding Der M9riculturs @bes
mifer in DRESDEN einen 8ortrag eehalten
iiber ben ginftuB. tpel9en Elm GROCER MoIs
IersenuB auf ben tbieriiAen 5toffme1iel
ousiibt. 9erIelbe beoba4tete ndmlib Sn-
srlt BEL 8eriu9en on Odlen, tpelde stl
onoeren 3meden anseifellt Dorben paren,
einen eemiIen 8arallelismus aDil6en
Goblenidure= Iusathntuns uno WaIlerauss
aabe burh pie 2unse, pernlutbete in ffolge
0eHen cine 8eIdleunieAng oes Stoffum-
iabes burh BEN MaIIerrei1tbum bes BLU
tes uno itellte iooann 0eriu6e an, tpel6e
0ieIe 0ermnt9ung beit6ti9ten. Gs fonnte
Bel rei6liher 3ufubr nOn @etrdnfen ni6t
nur cine permebrte &oblenidures sNusaabe
Der 2un9e, ionoern aud cine 9eiteigerte
Stiditoff- -NbIonoerun9 Der Nieren nahge=
tpieien tperoen. cSeoenfaIls ipielt BET 0ieler
Gri6einung bic Wdrue @r5euguns eine
Roue, ipel6e notbuenbis III, I'M bas il, ben
G0rper auf9enommere gSoller anf Die
Semperatur besIelben Su brinSen uno IN
Die saiise Sorm iberanfiihren. &larer
aber nod aIs Die tbeoretii9en 8esiebunsen
bes porlie9enoen @eeenitanbes lit iebens
faIIs beiien praftii6e 8eoeutun9 fir Die
lanbpi tbidlaTtli4e 8iebbnltung. Senn
es erbelt iofort. oaB ieber stpedlos pererD-
Berte StDtumIab bel einen1 Nubtbiere
elei9bebelftenb lit nit elmer entIpre9enoen
Sutterperidpenbuis. Wie ber 0ie6balter
uno Dor Muem Der 8iebmGiter eine 3Deds
loie 6utterpereeubung treibt. penn CT ieine
Sbiere in einem 5u fiiblen Stale oufitellt,
au4 penn beIien Semperatur fir Die Ge=
iuno6eit berIelben ohne iraeno tpelfe yfabs
tbeile lit, 10 treibt er aud cine WerIhDen.
ouns senau oerielben Mrt, ruenn er ben
9bieren erlaubt, allSu erobe Sliiilifeits'
mengen in fih aufsunebmen, pie oies S.S.
BEL semiIien, ben Ourit allsuiebr rei3enben
Nabrunssmitteln seidiebt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-09
Deriihmte @ebeine.

Wsirabeau liegt in einem pergeIIenen
WinfeI BON 8aris, in Der Ndbe Der Scis
pion.86derei. Yi6egru fpurbe erft fiir3<
lid ausseeraben uno In feline Seimath &c.
bradbt. Warat nuroe nibt, mie man iaat,
in bic gloate 9emorfen, ilur feline Bnite
pnrbe in Der GOlie seidleift; er liest sani
nabe beim Yontbeon begraben. 9lD6 Dor
einigenSabren tparen bic fterbliben nebers
reite bes beilieen 0ineent bon Yaul in elmer
Sol3fiite i'm 8or3immer zines Muttions=
GomniIIdrs peripabrt. sic tparen tp6bz
renb Der @hredensseit aus elmer fleinen
Rirhe in Yaris bur9 cine nnbefannte Yer=
ION aebratbt tporben. Gines S10nen Morz
gens tpuroe Serr 6erres, Der gelebrte MrSi
unb PrOfeiior am naturseidbiAtli6en Mu=
Ieum, Der Dor einieen Sabren 9eitorben lit.
erIu9t, bel einem Muftlonss gommtiidr bic
@ebeine bss beilieen 9ineent pon Yaul su
conitatiren. @erres mar bariber midi
nenig eritaunt, Derfiigte iiA aber oennDG,
an ben be3eihneten Ort unD fdnb, baB Die
@ebeine Die zines Mannes pDn benz Mltet
tuaren, in ,pelhem Der Seilise itarb; als
bic grpertiie beenoigt mar, rebiairte uni
| iisnirte Ct bieies relisioie unb meoieinilfs
Yr0tocou.
oriifeu, auf bic SanptFabt bes nIten Sbabri.
&eid,es los. Mlisin Muminagui, Der Snbianer.
General, ber ibm seaenlberitanb, sog es nor
| bie @tabt an allen Gden nnb gnDen anausiin.
ben, itatt iie ben Ginorinslinssn In bic pdnb'
faaen 40 la0en. Gr toDtste bic Aortissn Son
nsniunsfrauen uno Erinaeifnnsn, nod bentr
es BEN Spaniern natlrlid aud selutett, ber.
bara bic @olppOrratbe in ben Gebiraen nno gal
Sic Staot ielbit Der 8sriforuug preis. als Oi
Spanier anlansten, fauben iie raudeube @ut
nen itatt per gsbOiften @aldts, Sfmpel uni
*#I 60 bie5 bic aber Nuitp resiertnbe So
nios. Dunaffie, bspor bas aanp bon ben psrua
niiden snfpl fgetMt rprhG
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-09
II.
8enaIta3ar*).
gsnaIeaaar sos nod Quito,
I'm ben Snia. Sdab su finben,
Den berbeibeabe Gerii@te
gaalenbsiinsis inn bertiinben.

~ Gebaitiaa be 8enaIrasar mar elmer Der
aIttn fpanif6en groberer, bic NIT 6ranetseo
Risarro nad Bern 9efommen iparen. Bon Rt'
aarro aam Gounerneur Der golonie tino bes pa.
fens bon Gan Misuel ernannt (einem ouar iebl
tuidtiaen, aber nidts perfpredenbtn Soften
nnternabm er auf eisene Ganf einen Bug mad
Quito, Sas ben Spaniern nod uidt ~ BIZ
3aabe eeialIen mar, Hnb bon bsHen fabslbafteH
Neittbameru aIerorts bic aufregenbHen Sc.
radtf i'm llmiduf maren. Jn Der Soifnung
sA bic aufssipsi9srten Ghdte an iidlern, be.
Dor fe bon ben nnberen Grobertrn In Utfib &C.
nommen msrben tpnntsu, rddte Benalcada,
uatsr ben ar6bten Stropajeu unb Gutbebrnn'
ssA anb iottpdhrsnb Ron ban Snbianers AaaA
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-09

lteber aeideu sebt iein Seersus,
e6Ia&ten fnub ct taslid f9Iasen, =
Man9er feiner rauben arieser
Birb sur Iestea Stub setrasen.
ftnS bas blut'se Sdipert ermiiSet
Sn Der fantpfbtrbrof'nen &e6teu,
Surd bic gd6te mub er paden,
Sur9 bic Gage raub er fedten.
Sslbf Der GIemente @iitben,
Der 8ultaus srauie Sdreden
StsIIsn 6rauenb iib sntsssea
9ieiem idwersepruften 8eden.
Gnbli& brinst er bor bic Sauptfabi
Seine abeemiibtea 2sate:
9od bic ifol3s etabt Der Sbabris**)
@ar bereits ber Glammen 8euts.
Gtatt Der bsissriebnten Sddbe
Siebt ct Sriimmer, lsersebrannte,
e&utt unO aide itatt bes &rsiiss,
9en er fdon iein sigsn uannts.
Die 8alafe iinb &uinsn,
@inssitiir;t Der SsmpsI Sallsn.
Wlit ben rau6sei @tparatsn @tauern
ST iein Soffeu aud 9efoaen.
Ssin 1T 3tpar bic obe Stdtte,
Die gum &ubm er iid crtOrsu;
Dod es lit bic Iesrs S6ale
1lab bic Berle 1T berIorea.
Die Gnttaufduns fOlst ia imnel.
auem Sebnen, allen Riugen
llno Der a'reis enti9IIpft ben Sdnbsn
8niihsn Gtrsbsn unb 8ollbrinaeu.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-09

Gs nonten faunt brei Ghnbeit noh
9eeper's Gntlailuns nereonsen iein, aIs eirl
Vetannttr Des 3taatsanmaltS Don Deer.
fielb in oeHen Office fam uno eiretI aetuii.
len Samuel gDopert BON Wi6oles
tomn irtrohu5irte.. Sic muni4ten eiue
DriDat. .llnterrebung, tDel9e ibnen beipils
ligt n,uroe. goonert CAB oanr bic lber-
raihenbe grtldrung nbs baB Ct eifltn Wsr-
baftsbefebl aeaen ben W6r6er Der Nooia
sSamitie piiuihe, dls lrelhen er siiteIl ges
|ipifen 8 apib 6ids, sinsit Wirtp an
tcssss tcssss sHa gs1sH s Gtrake irs Cincinnati bee
afi&nkfk.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-09
1 elke
Dlitbfu nnb gldttfr.
ssOu s. 6aifauref.
9te Sodter Der Idgoalena.
(Jrsi mao sem GnsIii4en)

Wi9 sraufam gebobut uno oerFn@L
Bic i'd eine beresnbe 8ufu6t
sn Der srosen etabt seiu@t.
Der Sdanbe preisses.ben,
Ser grmutb, Der asue, benz S6msra
@ar Gin iiber $roH mir sebliebtn:
Den Sauslins pr.bt' i5 an's Ssr;.
Sa lag tpie elm addsln bes SimmsIs
gtsin fabss E0dterlein;
So taIief iie in rofiser 1lni5ulb
guf benz 8ette Der Sdanbe eiu.
@ie bab' i'd sur Seits ibr tnie.nb
Die Ians.a stadt. bur@Da6t
llnb nit banser, ndssnSer Gorge
au ibrs 8ufuuft ssbaatl
8 gott! Deit psIdsr Snbrunif
Sab' i5 fie ans Sers ssbriidt
1lnb bab' fis NIT 9branen sebabet
1lnb bab' iie nit ssdTen erfidt.
Sen &f ben bic srennuus sefof.t.
Gts abf@isbs oernidtenbe @ein
ehrieb Soft bieueidt als Subne
glir Ia rnein G9ulbbu6 Elm. -
Sort mar bas gnseIstSpf6sn,
Sbr Bstt in Der &ammer ffanb Istr.
A1, bie Ieer mar nun mein 2eben,
Ilsin Sers berspeiTnnssi6per.
Gin Bdnb1en unb cine 2Ode
So aIlss, mas id nod bab';
SD trase fie auf benz Ser5en 4
Hub nebme iie init in bas Grab.
Sss 8dnb6eus Sarbe tuar rOfa,
So6 ilt fis uidt teuatIidl isst;
Genn i6 bab' ss lanse Sabre
glit msiafn Tbrdnen benefit.
Der agte Ssrr ha Sriiben
ST reid unb tinbsrlOs,
Er nabm bic arne &Ieine
stIs Batter in ieinen Sdoob.
st Iisbt iie iuie fein sisen,
@abrt iie ipis iein ausenIi6t;
Goa mid bic bsrIorene @utter,
Nih abnt nub fennt iie niht.
Anb ME foa fie mid tennen -
SD unteri6ri.b's Nit siseaer Sanb; =
Eas Slid Der Sc6tsr su f6sru,
Sat fi6 bic Mutter bsrbaant.
@obI ftsbr ih mid mituuter
sBor ibr Saus in Duntler ga9t
llnb baIts bor ibrsn Gsnfern
Die febniudtsooIle @a9t,
1lnb eripdbe bic @6atten am gprbans
1inS iesne bas tbeure finb
llnb wsids uidt eber bonn Gle6e,
Bis bic 2idter srIof4eu iinO.
1lab nsuIid ipar erobe geisai6aft,.
Da ftanb Fs i'm ai6tsrslana
60 ftoIa tpie cine fonigin,
Die id6nfe i'm Damentraus.
G'rae unter benz sroben aeudter
CAB i'd bic SoISe ifeb'u,
o. Fimmerte mir Dor ben ausen,
9eir molten bic Sinne bsrssb'u.
sd taumeIte sssen ben Yfeilsr,
Der bic Stra6enIampe baIt,
60 li1t tpie ba brobeu i'm Sauie,
60 buatsl mar um mid bic @slt. -
a@, tonnt' id nur sinmal lie briidsu
I'm bic IisbsIe9aenSe 8rnf,
Das 2ebsn piiroe id opfern
glit bsr5sasfrsubissr 2nf.
G.in, nein! Fe Darf .s niat ipiilsn,
Go5 iie cine 1lutter nod bat
Siar unter ben tauisno Gsfau'asn,
Sn ben StraTen Der sroSsn etaSt.
Do4 broben bieuei6t i'm Senieits,
Sem ber Sob einit sefibnt mein Serssb
gsra0nnt mir Der Serr Der @aaoe,
Das ssliebte ainb aa ieb'a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-24
Boston Produce Market.

MoSpAY, September e. 1873.
BUTTER-Fine butter continues very scarce md
commands extreme prices. say from lc 10 gee per lh
Other Kinds are in full supply, but more has been
taken this week. and receivers hnvn begun Do rel
stock. Good % choice summer dairy raugas from l-f
fr3 V, and common 20 fair from l4ff Ele One r0.i
feature u the market e. the very small stock OF in-
for'or butter which usually soils 90 bakers at 3D.
There d. none held here that can be bought under 8
Gle and it would be dlilcult 20 find much at less
CHEEsE-Thcreha been a weak tone In tho cheese
market The past week. The fll ln gold kent rrrort.
from operating % any extent. and the hd ,auce
reported week ago has moi been sustained. We have
beard Of no sales az over 1890 10 % Wholesale way
and the range for good 10 choice dairy and factory %
llnl3tc. The stock here BE- small, and VIC LOOK Tor
better prices soon.
BEANs-A few lots Of new yellow Eyes and Rcd
have been received, which aoid 90 E i0 per bush
New mediums are not expected for % week or two
POTATOES-SI our last, potatoes have been
selling at comparatively high prices, ranging from
cncy Yesterday, sales being mostly AZ o. potatoe
are decidedly good this season, and are selling we'll
sweet potatoes have been little the pact few
days, and sold ior s. i0usi per barrel.
EGbs-Thore has been steady demand for eyes
during the week and prices have ruled about tte
same as last quoted. Northern and Ea.teru selling
at AW9c per dozen in large lots and 40 so for small
GRASS sEEn-There has been n fair iobhing de-
mand. Timothy at ~ IS pcr bush. Large lots have
quencc in Clover or Rod Top.
HAN.-New Hay has been coming In pretty freely ,
with ales at s6atN per ton, and some very choice
lots at . per ton. Choice ola quite scarce, and
ton.
HOPs-wc notice sales of new at na5n, per lt,
nut brewers arc not willing 90 pay over Csc, and
dealers instruct their agents In the country to buy
none over 3ic.
POULTRY-There has been a brisk demand for all
kinds Of poultry Dressed turkeys sold quick ut 2llD
&c and live nt ifr10c per 10. dressed chickens and
fowls sold at 22025c and livea ilaDisc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-24
Fair Notes.

The address, by Hon. IL IlENRY Powers
was an admirable performance, which, we un.
derstand he repeats in Barton to-day
The running Of the trains on the Montpe
licr & Wells River railroad was a great &C.
commodati1n to those visiting the Fair.
The attendance on the Washington Coun.
iy Fair during the second day was very large
a low estimate being 5000. There can be nc
doubt, we think, but what the society will
make handsome addition to its surplus.
Mr. Charles II Kinney, Of Planfeld, ba.
taken the first premium for three successive
County Fairs, on working oxen Who no.
ever done as well Wonder if hi. yards would
not show good lot to make selection from
There were ten entries for the baby prize
but only eight exhibited. or course this show
attracted great interest and as the cayalcadC
moved around the track the eyes of every one
present were intently gazing upon these " in
nocent- ab.oad
The officers Of the society were unweariet
in their efforts TO make the fair creditable one
anu no llttlt "l IT'S rutNtNN Is uut 10 their cl
iiciency seconded course by that liberal spri
which induced the citizens of the county, at
pecuniary loss, to bring cut the best Of theil
products, in competition with those Of then
neighbors.
We have heard several persons who wer,
present at the State Fair this fall, declare that
with the exception of horses and agricultural
implements, the show at our fair last week
was much the larger and 5eHr Of the two
There sno county in the State that can make
any better exhibition than this, if the people
arc only willing to try.
For the following list of the number oil
entries, we are indebted to the Secretary of the
Society, William c. White, Esq. Of Barre
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-24

The Village Hall was crowded at our last
meeting Mr. Westgate, the chairman intro.
duccd Miss Bishop rs speaker, announcing that,
by request, She would repeat her lecture on
prohibition
cue SAID the time was past Tor discussing
which is better, legal or moral suusion. The
voice Of the people had decided that we needed
both. Legal suasion, prohlbitory laws, were
in existence, and were being adopted by an
Increasing number of States. Miss Bishop
Drought the liquor traffic, as a criminal, before
the bar Of common sense for trial. Those
Interested, She said, cry " Let us alone" SO
90 oil criminals, so did the unclean spirits
that Christ cast out. Shall we let this traffic
alono2 We indict it asa thief that steals men s
reason and will-powcr, as a robbor Of estate
and character, as a murderer Of milions--sou
and 6odV Every charge can be proved by
statistics. Talk Of National debt This traffic
costs the nation more money and more lives
every ten or twelve years than war like our
late Rebellion once in every ten or twelve years
But criminal on trial is entitled to be- heard
~" f"V' i'e" nav tuV I'Bht 10 Drlng
,or'n 'ner strong reasons They plead that
ina free country every one can do az they please
and that no one has right to interfere with a
man x business, nor is il right to lcgislate on
morals thus admitting their business is i'm
"'o'a'' men no statute definitely applies to
=, V'''' ,''o court sometimes consults preccdents
'''' '' '"o"n 'nat men are not allowed u
"' ''5 p'e'sc, ana III cases where lar less
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''lu poH1ei mus OF store houses no matter
~" ,1'' ',V ma" uue " property he Is
~ "'''"V' " AIRY Oh business TO endanger
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f'''V,''' i'O'''S oi 'nose IN healthi u
- 10y '"uu'ser 'ne puUiic health. we
7'''''e o' no'als "nen we prohibit certain
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'uv'''s' ''o' "N'i' men OF property are
~ "e'P ouu'ale the poor 10 Tree
we" "'o coi"poiicd 70 surrender prl-
'''o properly " puo'le Improvements TO sit on
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" '"e H'ea'es' huiluer, requires The sac
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