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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-08-23
Avoid ouacks and Imposters.

VIM
Dr.. j. B. Dyott, Graduate of Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or of how
long standing. A practice OF 80 years enables
him to treat disease with Success. Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable, Those at dis
tance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp TO prepay postage. -
j. B. DYOTT, ID; Physician and Surgeo M
lO4 Duane st New York.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-08-23

The tenth annual fair of the New
England Agricultural Society will be
holden Sept. 2, 8, 4 and 9Th at Mystic
Park, near Boston.
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Bon-Ton Filtration Signals.
SHERMAN HOUSE,
CONCORD, N. H.,

WILLIAM ANOW, PROPRIETOR.
This Hotel has recently undergone thorough
repairs, and been furnished with especial lef-
erence to the comfort and convenience of
guests. and will be opened to the public on
the first of June. Members of the Legislh'
ture can secure good accohiin odations at fair
rates. Carriages to and Il DIN the Depot tree
to guests of the Hluse. 2l-6m
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-08-23
ANNUAL MEETING.

The Annual Meeting of the Coos Mutual
Fire Insurance Co., will be holden at the office
of the Secretary in Lancaster, on Tuesday,
Sept 2, 1878 AZ p. NJ. All Policy Holders arc
authorized to act, at this meeting.
HENRY o. KENT, Sec.
Lancaster, y. IT,, Aug s, 1871
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-08-23

Ii v, C0BLEIGH & CO.,
u. Manufacturers of
Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass & Copper Wares,
And Dealers in Stoves Hollow Ware, Glass
Ware and Wooden Ware,
MIDDLE STREET, LANCASTER, NH.
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Extract of Roots and Herbs which almost
Invariably cure the folio wing complaints:
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Complaints
and Loss of Appetite cured by taking Il few
bottles.
Lassitude. Low Spirits, and Sinking Sensa
tion cured at once.
Eruptions. Pimples. Blotches and all impu
rites of the blood bursting through the skin
or otherwise. cured readily by following the
directions on the bottle.
For Kidney, Bladder and Urinary derange
fnents, it itaS no equal; one bottle will con-
vince the most skeptical.
Worms expelled from the system without
the least difficulty; few bottles are sufficient
TOR the most obstinate case.
Piles: one bottle has cured the most difficult
case when all other remedies failed
Nervous Difficulties. Neuralgia, Headache,
&c, eased Immediately.
Rheumatism, Swelled Joints, and all Scro-
fula Affections removed or greatly relieved by
this invaluable medicine.
Bronchitis Catarrh. Commissions and Hys-
terics cure or much relieved.
Difficult Breathing. Pain in the Lungs,
Side and Chest, almost invariably cured by
taking IL few bottles of the Quaker Bitters.
Female Difficulties, so prevalent among
American aides yield readily to this mvalu-
| able medicine, the Quaker Bitters,
Bilious. Remlttantand Intermittant FeVers,
| so prevalent in, many parts OF our country,
completely eradicated by the use 6t Quaker
| Bitters
The Aged find in the Quaker Bitters just the
article they stand in need of in their declining
wears. 1t quckens the blood and cheers the
mind, and paves the passage down the plane
| inclined.
No one can remain long unwell, unless af
fected with an incurable disease. after taking
n few Bottles of the Quaker Bitters.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine.
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Castofia is more than a-snBstitute for Castor
Oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence
which Is certain to assmilate the food, regu
late the bowels, cure wind.colic and produce
natural sleep. 1t contains neither minerals
morphine or alcohol, and is pleasant to take
Children need not cry and mothers may rest
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-08-23

KEARNEY'S
FLUID EXTRACT GNU.
Is the only Known Remedy for Brights Dis
ease and has cured every case of Diabetes in
which 1t has been given, Irritation of the Neck
of the Bladder and Inflammation of the Kidneys.
liberation of the Kidneys end Bladder, Reten-
ton of Urine, Diseases OF the Prostate Gland.
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or AlifES Discharges, and for En-
feebled and Delicate Constitutions of both Sexes,
attended Eith the following symptoms: Loss
Of Power, Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breath
iRga Weak Nerves, Wakefulness, Pain in tho
Back, Flushing the Body. Eruption on the Face,
Pallid Countenance, Lassitude OF the System, etc,
Used by persons in the decline or change Of
life; after confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
ting in children, etc.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the Ex-
tract Buchu is uneCualed by any other remedy
As in Chorosis or Retention, IrregulaTity, Pain
fulness or Suppression @! Customary Excavations,
liberated or SGhirrus state OF the Uterus, Lew
corrhoea or Whites, Steriiy, and for all COM
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Aiidwlves for enfeebled and delicate eOnStttu-
lions of both sexes and all ages.
TGEARNEY'S EXTRACT RUCNU,
Cures Diseases Arising from LnprudenceS,
Hb5ts Of Dissipation, Etc, III all Their stages az
little expense, lii tie change in diet, in
convenience, and o exposure. 1t causes fire.
quent desire. and gives strength 10 Urinatc,
thereby removing DISTINCTIONS, Preventing and
Curing Structures of the Drethra, Allaying Pain
and Inflammation, so frequent in this class Of dis
cases, and expclling al Poisonous matter.
KEARNEY'S EXTRACT ECCHU,
per bottle or ak hotties for $500, delivered
TO any address, secure from observation. sold by
druggists everywhere. Prepared by
KEARNRY & CO., l04 Duane St., N. z.
to whom all letters tor information should DO
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EW. CONJUNCTION OF PLANETS.
The Atmesphesie 1giscSies 70 Visit "a

DR.. r. T. Trail, in the Philadelphia Sln,
is very cheerful prophet. He says that We
are approaching the climax Of pes;ilential
period From 1880 1885 the planets Jupi
ter. Saturn. Uranus and Neptune will ap
preach tho earth nearer than they have been
for eighteen hundred years. Whenever any
one Of the tour have come near enough for
US to feel i,s influence, pcstilcncc, famine
and extremes Of heat and cold have hecn
found the result Now, we are to have the
influence Of the four combined, and he pre-
diets that In seven years from now all man
ner VI evil which grows out Of atmospheric
changes will he upon Us. 10 lessen the CO
lami'y, the world IL urged to use the strict.
est sanitary measures, and by health and
cleanliness countcracl the effects Of our un
welcome nei9hbors. The world Is 50 much
better able to care for itself than 1t vas two
or three hundred years ago, and by care W.
may avert much Of the danger. To the fol
lowing classes he gives very cold comfor,
The dissipated, the glut,on. the dchauchet
may calculate upon being among the frs,
victims. Young mca who devitnlize them.
selves by tol'acco using, young ladies who
destroy one half Of their breathing capacity
by fashionable dress and tight lacing, will
never survive the perhelion of all the large
planets Of the solar system; and perhaps !,
will he best that they should not.
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eARo'S SUCCESSOR.
Ths New oane sfPssA - P1aysd n Ban
from the San Francisco cost.l

(FrOW the Son francisco :ostJ
Since the partial suppression Of faro, 9th.
er games If chance have increased to such
IN extent that now nearly every other -
lion boasts IL p,ker, seven up, and push
game. Almost everyh'dy 10 familiar with
the faro games, hut the latter 10 = recent
invention, which had its birth on the city
front. where 1t il played u an alarming
extent, hundreds If dollars nightly chang
ing hands at the game. The manner Ut
playing II is peculiarly simple, and can be
readily understood by even th"ss VII" have
little or no knowledge If cards. Yet this
simple game. which IL being - rapidly PIP
ularized because 1T it, simplicity, 10 n hank
lug game, and comcs within the meaning "f
the statutes that defines what constitutes
such games. .,...r .'.t. 5 .ats.n
The mode Of playing the game ID this: A
number of men seat themselves around 4
table with . pack of cartls, one Of whom
deals Each man places the amount of
money be desires 10 bet In the center of the
table. The cards, after being dealt, arc
pnssed around. and each player, including
the dealer. selects one, which Is turned ~
and placed on tho table in front Of him.
The dealer selects his card last and places
II face upward on the table. II his card IL
higher than any Of ahe rest they ray him
the amount Of money they bet. Should any
or sli of the players hold higher card than
the dealer, he pays over the necessary
amount. The next man then Leco,nes The
dealer, and 50 On ad iA6Hissm. each man in
turn becoming . dealer. aud q the same
time bsnker. Thus each party who plays q
the game IL liable under tho Law - Z
principal, and not - participant.
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EvE.ANoEllCAl CORNER.

Nobhy note paper nowis gray, ruled with
gold lines.
The iniellec, of the Empress Carloua is
said 10 he becoming clearer as she draws
daily nearer n death.
The fashion Of ladies parting their Lair
at the side Is extending.
Winnie Rea,n. according to Washington
paper, Is on another bust.
A girl twelve years old was married re.
Gently at Chardow, Ohio.
Vice Presidents Wilson's approaching
marriage is rumored in Washington.
An observant sheet at Iowa Falls, pub.
fishes prospective motherhood by name.
A man died At Seneca Falls. N. Y, tho
other day, and in his will left that oil liar
and tas,ler, the widow Jones two cents"
The ro,und maiden of the period, dressed
in the fashionable, low nccked parry dress,
looks like an oyster on the half shell-palc,
pulpy and peaceful
Mra D. g. Croly c'Jennie Junc') and
Madame Demorest have withdrawn from the
New York Sor'sis, and intend organizinS
another club for ladies.
Miss Faithful Is panied to see that many
American girls protesting 10 be high y edu.
Gated are merely "dippe, into weak solu.
ton Of accomplishments"
Which Is the oldest. Miss Antiquity, old
Aun,y D,luvian. Miss Ann Terror, Miss
Ancestor, Miss Ann T. Mundane, Miss Ann
T. Ceden, or Miss Annie Dickinson.
The news seems almost too good to be
true, but II Is officially announced thai 'asc
hair is hereafter tO be entirely iahmed from
the heads Of fashionable ladies'. But what
will they look like.
II has been made n question whether he
al,liti"n of the franking privilege will -
ply to the widow Of President Lincoln, who
received the right If franking on her hus.
hands death for the le,t Of her natural
life. 1t Is argued that this is a vested priv.
ilege and cannot be interfercd with by Con.
gress. -.-.
Among the hitherto uncollected pieces in
Millers edition Of Hood 10 the following cpl.
gram: ...
"After such years Of disscnsion and strife,
Some wonder that Peter should weep fr his vito:
But his tcars on her grave are nothing surprising
Hes laying her dust for fear Of ito rising" TO-
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Think You ousnt 70 b Thanksu


whatrc yc doin wife, a-knee,iu' here at M bed
IL Il a.vou that Il dyin'. Or II It a-ms 7-a-say
Let 70 alone my soul, IN wait GU M body instead
An when yc can't talk to me, there's time an 4
plenty to pray!
Hang II. can't yc quit "ecpin an do as ask ye to
dOy
Think you ought to be Thankful you've ever had
IN Mt all
Should think you could do yer cryin when other du.
ties II through;
And when my groans IL ended, there's time an a
plenty 70 bswl!
Yis'rday af'rnoon the lawyer he made M will
Yis'rday at'rnoon he made my prop'rty ny7
Hard to sec Il 60, s-lyin here ~ stall:
Dollars to this un an that 'un, an never penny
Thoasan' dollars apiece unto m chil'ren three,
An none Of them smear me. but hun'r'ds O. miles
awsy7
think they ought to BE- thankfui-uhcy pe'r done
aught t'r me ,
But was alays gcn'rous, clean up Z m dyn' day
Thou..n' dollar. to Mary, my handsome cousin does
fall:
An n,c hunrd dollars r. you In case the condition
eOA
Which 10, II yc marry ag'in, then Mary has 1t all;
For no other mans a-g0in' to wear my Sunday
boots. .rt
Fifteen hnndrd dollars { buy me monument high /!
An think you ought u be thankful that this
money gave.
Sos yc needn't feel humbed, though folks 10 stand
Ing nigh,
when YOU 20 out each cvcnin to weep At ysur hus-
bands grave.
An out o your generous portion hope yoT little
spare,
An give me decent burial-onc that's worthy o
! want no one-horse funeral, but one I II make m
stare; ...-.
For maybe the Lord II ax It 10 can Be there 10
ecc.
An now, goodby, good wife! soon II be movn' on
An Gposc you won't b. tryin' to live very long, my
love:
For life 10 nsught bat burden when them we lore
arc gone, = 81 .HF
An maybe may want you to wait On me up shove.
Nv. n. Carleton.
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The story Of the first American Newspaper,
brief . was its l,fe.,s fullof curious interest.
Seventy years after the landing Of. the Pill
xrims on Plymouth Rock. and two hundred
and ff.y years sf,er The invention of print.
ing. newspaper Wa issued In BnssOn. II
lived one day, and only one copy is known
to have been preserved. That copy ~,
discuvefed By the historian Of Salem. the
Rev. J. B. Fch, IN the Colonial State Paper
Once, In London, while ssgaged 10 re.
searches relating 10 the history Of his own
CITY. This pioneer Of American joasna:ism
was .publlshsd BY Benjamin Harris, q tbl
London Cote House. Bs,oo, and wa1
printed fYr him by Richard Pierce. on
rharsday. the s5sh Ut Sep.snbes looo,
nearly two centuries after the discovery of
The New World BY Columbes The pspss
was psisied % tAsss pases u . folded shee,
lssvisg one psss baa6h, with two eolumaa
- . psss, and eaeA pags sboutslevsn inches
- ssvss 10 sisa harris proposed u issus
- paper ones . mossh, q oftssSr,, II there
sbuah bss '.glssaf eccsstsaie - His 61ss
ed, = Il tsrsed oas, Ais oaly ssnbes. cos.
uaaed several colsoss Of honS ed foseign
ealn1p, vishaat vosd u sditaisi com
aeat. Us1asssssssiy ~ ~ sGIescsls d ~
ssdssak,se, - psiassd 90 - tvo it1Gs u
lsoal asd siIiessy ssws vAiek 81 ~ -.
'soale easy indies % . Seslsenss uf indigwa-
14.e 5Afg.
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From the Daubury News.

Prom the Danbury News.
A true American IL t,O pr0od to beg aud
tOO honest to steal. He gets trusted.
According to . Dsnbury school teacher.
what Washington said ON . memorable
occasion was: 20, papa, papa. cannot
prcvaricate
A Danbury man who Was disappointed IN
raising enough money 10 - u Washington
last week. tOOk what he had and visited
our State Prison.
The "Black Crook" company promise
to return to Danbury in tw0 months. It is
!"ng while to wait, but the crossings ere
pretty muddy.
One ton and half Pub. Docs went up the
Housat"nic road ON Friday evening l,
WAS An affecting sight to sec tue starving
masses u the several stations, ciutching for
the supplies.
TIE frost has penetrated the ground
deeper this winter than i. has for thirty
" y'srS.-EseIa"gs.
F"r breadth, depth, and general mas
sivcncss Of appearance that is the most
successful lie We ever heard, and We have
becn in Washington twice.
We find . majestic poem on our desk this
morning. The paper and INK appear to be
above the average. The author does not
give bis Lame. but there is n young man
pacing the walk In front of this Office. and
occasionally looking up to the window.
The National pair o'docs-Pub docs and
Modocs.
A Dsnbury young man out of employ
ment and health, desires to act Is subs,i.
tu,e for some pcnsioner Of the war of 1912
No objection to going into the country.
Young Simpson, just beginning the study
of natural philosophy became fond Of ap
plying technical names to common objects
" impress hearers with sense Oi his pro
found knowledge, and tried the game with
his father one evening. When he men-
toned to him that he had swallowed sOmc
marine scephsl us m 'ilusks, the old man
Was much alarmed, and he suddenly seized
Simpson and threw him to the f.,or, and
held him, and screamed for help And
when Mrs. Simpson came with hot water.
and the hired man rushed in with garden
pump, they forced half . gallon of water
down simpsons throat, and then held him
by the heels over the edge of the porch. and
shook him. while the old man ssid-''If We
don't get them things outof William he will
be p;zencd." And when they were out and
William explained that the articles alluded
TO were merely oysters, then his father
fondled him for half an hour with = trunk
strap tor soaring the family. Subsequently
Simpson framed his language in more fa-
u,iliar phrase
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''now AaErn MlaAIy FALLEN"
01ee 0eoati n os0nana New . OguAlsa
vag1aak ,..........
From the Kansas City News.

From the Kansas City News
To day there is . man going about the
streets of this city, ragged. dirty. and pen
niIess subsisting ou flee lunches and the
charities Of gamblers, and has not slept in
he'd for months, who. during the war was
"ne Of the most dashing cavalry officers in
the Union army, and was promoted from
The rank of First Lieutenant to full Driya,
dier ard brevet Major General for brillisn,
exploits On the field of l'st,lc, and who FOL
long time had large and important com
'nand.
He has beeo here for two or three months
Under an assumed name being ashamed ia
lin the Lr'llisncy Of his record in the scr.
vice Of his conn,ry by IN exhibition of bis
iegre.iation under his former honOred name.
tie 10 generally very reticent, having little
|, ~ do with any one or talking but little.
ave when ''engineering" for . drink at
which he 10 remarkably successful.
Nigh, before last, while lying helplessly
ru k in the rear part Ofa Third street ID
"on, some men thought to play joke on
"im by stealing bis shirt, and proces'led to
"Trip him. Underneath his shirt, and sus.
pcuded by . string around his neck, was .
mall canvas bag, which the men opened
and found it 10 contain his commission ~
Brevet Major General, one from Gran.
and one from President Lincoln. . phOt.'-
graph of . little girl and curl Of hair-a
chestnut shs low" that doubtless one day
crept over the brow Of some loved one.
When these things were discovered, even
he half drunken men who found them felt
respect for the mans former greatness,
and pity for his fallen condition. aud quiz
city returned the bag and contents to where
hey found them, and replaced the s'eeper's
clothes upon HIM. Yesterday Ne1s report.
r. tried 10 interview the man and earn some.
hing Of his life in the past few years, but
he declined to communicate anything He
cried like child when told how his right
n.me ana former PORTION were ascer, aimed,
and with tears 'rickling down his checks,
sail-"For Gods sake, sir, don't publish
my degradation, Or my name at least. If you
s,e determined 10 say something about il.
Il is enough ths, know myself how low
ave become. Will you promise me tia,
much? 1t will do no good. but will do my
friends great deal Of harm. as. fortunately.
they think died in South America, where
went ut the close Of the war"
lntcmperance and the gaming table, he
Anid. had wrought his ruin.
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THE FEVER TREE. I'm late number Of
the Gnsefa Nedjca de BiAia is m interesting
account of the Eucalyptus Globulus, an
immense tree introduced into various prov
noes Ut Brazil from Australia, and called.
IS in Spain the ''F.ver trte, from its mar
selous results in the treatment of inte-mit
cnt fevers." The tree is colossal. some
in,es attaining height of three hundred
ec,, and diameter of shir,y fs-a All paris
are aromatic-less ~ in the trunk and bark,
more SO in the small roots, flowers and leaves.
Il IL comparatively new medicine, and is
given internally for intermittent fever, In
loses Of from oCe to four drachms Of the
powdered leaves twice during the inter.
missions -or infusions (two drachms in four
ounces Of boiling wa,er) morning and even =.
"g. Aqueous and alcoholic extracts in
loses Of from two to eight grains, are also
nscd for the same disease.
New MODE OF OPERATING on TUE EAR
Dr.. Loewenlerg Ut Paris describes new
,lan for extracting solid bodies from the
ear A very small brush 10 made by rolling
and fixing narrow strip Of old linen around
thin wo'den handle "A match. for instance
--snd unraveling its free border u the
lengh Of quarter Of an inch. The end Of
The ~ obtained fringe 10 dipped into warm
and very concentrated solution Of glue, ap-
piled to the visible part Of tho foreign body
or rather the operator leans It against the
bDdv by letting it slide very softly and
without exercising any pressure, over II.
Previously to the application. the ps
lent seats himself comfortably in IN arm
hair or on sofa, and inclines his head
toward the healthy ear. He remains ~ for
three quarters Of IN hour after the intrOduc.
,iOu of the s,xlutina,el brush. After this,
consolidation 10 generally accomplished. and
The foreign body reno we'd by gently pulling
Il the brush. III
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saa Ysa.eisess lasssassa Psyllstssa.

', The new volume of Langleys City Direc
tory, for 1919, for copy If which We ars
indebted to the courtesy Of the compiler
places The present popalatios Of San Fran
cisco at 16e.83a. This ID . Gsjn. durisg u.
year, Of 1o,ol7, Or over Eve and . half PEI
cent. II 10 manifest that the population haa
materially increased Of late, tor Il is nov
dinculs 10 and desirable dwelling houae
vacant; where's. two years ago. they eonld
BE- fonnd In almost every other block
About six husdred bsildings have been essc
ted withjn The year at %, estimated c'psa. sOi
q, ~, ,OoO The entire Number Of b3ildiRg'
in sbs city and county of San Frsacisco \
placed q 9oSe7. Besides the dilscaosy. VI
Tes,dsnts ot ~ city. The su,lsms Furnishes
. mass of valuable infosmsiloo, eiai,ssss
and otheswias, which % sllpll takeeecasioa
- dsav apon hersaftsr. Tn Gsassal Reg
lister contains Se.Ag a4sse-('4R iii
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POETRY.
Madv,gal.


Every robin-rcdbresst tax - himself mate!
Ssy the birds. ring the Birds 1T II wrong to wait
Till the iily-footsd spring gides out At GUNNER .
gate"
70 heard the birds sing. once upon day:
.. ny treasure .. my pleasure! Canrt thou say
nay!
Birds ronHs and birds nests and green boughs to-
g.tbcr,
All gone love alone laughs at bitter weathcr
Summer days or winter days: little tecks Love
whether:
II ~ bc that Love have bis own. his darling way.
All. nv faircst All, NY rsrcst Canst thou my inc
nay?
In the wood the wind flower is sunken out Of sight,
Low down aud deep down and world forgotten quite
But do you think the Wind tOrgcis that shc was
swcet aud white?
Then li.ten 10 his sad voice . little WHILE psayl
D, my cruel q. my Jewel! Caust thou say me nay!
The sun stole 10 4 red rose aud wited her leaves
apart:
May dew aud June air had w0oed her At the start:
ut vast fair the should have her golden, perfect
heart?
Let choose one short word Tor tmid lips to say:
Ah. my prccous: My delicious! II shall not bc nay !!
-HOrard GivHdOH.