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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19
+ PRICE OF TICKETS

Whole tickets, $50; Halves, s25; Tenths, or
each coupon, s5; eleven whole tickets for 5000;
.2ak tickets for $1,000; l13 whole tickets Tor
as, 600; 227 whole tickets for 81 .000. No dis
count ON less than IS 90 wortll OF, tickets 5
Il ~ ~ &c. THoS. L. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky and Manager
Vile, KY. j. io-fH 2 " sl ihe1 "" IN iA
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DEEARTUaIak or; sGK1,s.

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Passage 20 PhilAdss tne1ndiHs ifass3 ~
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tCoUcH. WIN sail TUEsDA Il. Jannssy, QUIZ q 9
Thrpngn bffls OF nj and tsss1 For;
eas, and west Close coun6s MAIDS WIN Gnastd
Line Tor iossign ports. - 81 -
sola s. aE0 aggs e ALLrxa q Aasnt,
= 1g.2t CompanIs Mhsrs Eosks.is:
Tor NEWgY1lRK OLD p9-INfR0x
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We sssssfa ss5 ar sn9RIsIe ~
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Il de syys Rsln !, s's sys.y TUESDAY, FRIDAY
ae Thsse sips are = eStrei en- nav.
saloons, stase-roonss and nase saean
The fare, acconsnodations. and attention sre I'M.
Fgaghts for pcauts beyo,a New York FORWARDED
w1th. dispatch. and no char<e made except actual
Close connections made with steamers for al.
southern and European ports. -.
En- Fre'g CHI received EEL, M prt.l e n daily
line yin leave Norselh az 8 o'clock r. 81. during
Office CompanyB wharf, Rockets
Captain GEORGE ". ALLEN. fs3TfZ.-,,s
JOIN =: MAYER: - .pi
pHILA'DELPHIA, 1eH-@SFsh
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Train No. l-SoyTHRnN ExraEss-leavas Rfeh.
moEh at 5:03 A. M. arrives at Burksy1lIe ns 80n
a. A.s arrives at DanyiDe at r.. NJ, arrives -
Greensboro at $50 p. NJ. 800 -,
Train No: NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YOpI
ETPRSSs-leayes Greensboro at F1I6 PM; A.
riyes at Danylle.at 1853 p. N ,arrtyes at Burkes
Vile at 6Q4 r. NJ, arrives at Richmond at i1:00
Train No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Richmond
at :iS P. H.. arrives at Burkeyiile at 4:66 e. M
arrives at DanYile 1T 9:1S p N arrives at Greens.
Doro' at 12:30A. al. ~
No. 4-THRogGH BIAn.-leaves Greensboro ak
AIS NJ: arrives at uanv He at 5:24 A. M, az.
ryes at Burkey!e al 1875 A.. ~; arrives at Ktca-
Train No. 5-LYNCHBURG PAssENGER-lesyea
Richmond at 9:42 A. d.: arrives at Burkeyi1le ~
1888 2. NJ; arrives st LynchbnrH At 4:40 7. NJ
Train No. 6-BURKEyMLE ACCoMM0DATIoN-
leaves Lynchburg at $50 r. A.. leaves Burkeytlla
as 1876 A. NJ; arrives at Richmond ut 1858 A. II.
Train No. connects at 8urkeville with e1atna
on tn. Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad ffo0
Lynchburg and the South Pullman pal1ce.cAxn
| run from Richmond 10 Charlotte, and from Chxr.
lotte to tlanta and New Orleans without change.
Train No. ! makes close connection st Charlotte
with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Air-Iipo
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans, and oil points South and Southwest. e
Through tickets sold to all points south and south.
west, and baggage checked through. 80.
dec Engineer and superintendeuks
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
WOLLERjS PURE NORWEGIAN COD
rlM LIVER OIL. WlLBOR'S COD-LIyER OIL
and LIME, FOUGERAS'S IODINIZED COD
LIVER OIL, l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
ial7 Sixth and Broad streets.
TAKE DIR. FILTERS GREAT RHEU-
i MATIC REMEDY. Warranted to cure Rheu
matisln aud Neuralgia. For sale by -- !
WOOD & SONS. Agents.
oc 21-2aw3m* 900 Main street.
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OF TRAINS - -

OFFIcD ep ENGINxKH AND SUPERINTENDENT
X RIcuM0HDAED 1bANvuLE RAIi.RoAn Coz.
~. RICHMOND, VA. December ., 1884,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

Mr.. Smith, of Ohio: Another question.
Mr.. Kelley: Before / hear the question, !
desire to say that cannot consent 10 con-
sumo more of the time of the gentleman
from South Carolina Mr.: Cain but VIII on
next Saturday meet the gentleman mere, anu
submit to be chatechised by him all day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26
LOVE OF CHRIST.

Supreme lgve fg- Christ i tie civ
E0s and adequate RssiFe fu- bang
Ch-ss1zza- Il alma el make on sE-
Fies ao,sF.ahls TIE Bq-zl Quality II
sEzs11s resides II thar u9siTa i i
IN uz1 : rsrEz-zz5g1 u h C1-zs-sg-.
BIZ Il VII nj Il f1- him u make this
anything Da-- than The znnss Fzaa-5a-
and =ak,z-aEaz1e II ngtzrR Hewhp .
Christian f1- the sake e what sss
Euri usE t1iak II him u aepvunt q
L. Is hEpszri-a- Ii / far mans SAFE
y, ara LIS ssfFzEa1a. 70 BE- ; Czrss4aaa.
The scriptures arF.szl % tais 70 1afasoss
hll- b. -zliEigzs life EuzE lass Ia
highest Eiu-y zai II Ch-iss-liks ehz-zs-
tE EEe rs sYe fastened mainly u
set-i1is-esl The bu-e Il reward ev-.
eeDEso2e3 II Masses and Al-zhs-a- and
distinctly presented b. Cariss and Pzal
Is verify % iusaeaes Or e8a8urs. was
Dst the t-ns DoaFs Ct Christian life.
Ii. Il there we're B0.hiag higher 10 r8gFs
Dsn- Eszi3 degrz3e religion INTO ; TN
tioa af selsshness.
ReIiEiea does nj e8oss-Ts our Suser
ests. but III ka-usul Influences 1asc1
u<At caDs - rs fruzn. tbs ss-zssss,=--z-s5z,7
zn restrained ~ this t-1s IeFs Il
Cars which makes rsigi81 Al sleTzs
ing and eu0o5Ezg service VEINS
kz1e s1n M because Il L disrszzzstle
destructive listing II bgse of pear
z13 rsEzr1 hGt tsssass Il / 6isvlszs.n;
= Goa and Epz13s Ch-lst We ms
Eghs TIA 1--we q En with Superior lsEs
-H1E can l Do this great Ei-ksanes
and an against Gsd" was the fhoaght {
Josslh- Il held hn- LsFe u Can.
vii hsld > Dzn faithful zod give m,
vicsa-v When every ether poE= EzEl
, him He 1an gre p la aa; L q
brszk ne dzzulng power 81 eEl hat
VIA L = Fe8strzzed vita : sense Il:
i Eau.s3s kis szFi3r- LoFs fw Ca-l
Fz-s the divinity nse him, gTres Ii
: TIE Rz-1r's fzth and the sns-trr
power
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

Al farmers. perhaps are o9t aware Ct
tie great iupr0TeDs1t N trimming II
In tie general appearances Of their farms,
and especially ~hen d1oe n tie frrBs-
dlzts vicinity Ct their bGsIdinEs which
can Be accomplished By cutting and
clearing worthless bushes frun the rad
side Besides z5o-3ing : clearer and
better view q a-vsrazzf field and rzs
tire Eea" n the otbsr si5s 70 the pas
ssr-by. Il Is 81 u1uisszkzbIs eTi5eoos Il
he thrift AID eote-Friss of II eEnsH-
TO nAny Ct ON NeE Eaglz1d farmers
sadly lack This NAY seen 70 then q
snail consequence when there i - uosh
o1A-- necessary work . Be re-forusa.
yss We can ASSURE then that peoyls pas
sing ~ slwzys notioe and comment NJ
Tn the sPpez-anoe e thar premises. and
indgs the MA By his IRzsasz.e SIR.
rvzDding2 and E-e gsnszIly pretty ca-.
RET n their jal9zk Eysa visa Z
sci y0ur farm, tie expense e b-zsa-cut.
ting VII P-Ose : pzsmz investment: !
gSu wish y keep Il Il VII pay sill be-
ter N TIE PRIDE and szzssfsrzloz i I'll
brzng y8l A certain z1szzt 0f pri3i
shOuh be fostsrsd hy al classes and v
think i Dore bsssling z2sng farmer
than most 0fhers. Is tAey have create
opportunities and iBd8reDeuEs n exer
else it-EeseySsvssSA Tr1zszylp1
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26
FALLING LEAVES.

Leaves have their tine 70 f.I," but
they are only nuisance If left IN the
yards and On the sidewalks; but when
gathered dry. and stored IN the bzrn u
she'd they add greatly 70 TIE value n
the manure pie IN the spring
A litter Of leaves II the horse sails i
more desirable than one II straw, f0r Il
czn be renewed Eithuz- the necessity q
cleaning Out the stall nors than tEice
OF three week Besides the leaves zb-
straw and can Be more thoroughly work
Cd over and troddsn into 1t; and tier
2ls0 make the manure Of much more val
ue for hoTsz gardens, Is they arg par
tlculs-ly rich n rhospsoric AID. which
L. De1t u aunoniz- tie nost highly
treasured Constituent q plant EoEth.
Apply bed Il Leaves plsutiflIsy ~
OUn3 The roots q EVEr Tznes, shrubs,
roses and Al towering trees, tbsa thrvE
> sh0Tel q MANURE over then. zpi nsr-
spring vii show y0u how bsoss-ssl i
their eEset-
ASIDE from the practical Use u issTes
d0= regard 70 apE,sz-soees sb0ult
proupt Is 20 gather then I'd fran u
do0- yards and lawns and pzt then 1
some Place where tier vii nj lie zrvszni
loosely. Dane Nature o1Ekt u hsv
Al zttie IN which . put away be- czs;
q elothinE, and oet les tie zuszu
winds scatter then b7oa5ezsi; but Il
prefers that We Should ID he- bpu.
cleaning f0r hs-. and 50 We shouid 3
tend 70 II directly and reap the beBssi
CT our lzbors in another ssssgn- Fl
then IN Ooe csrDer q the yzrd Il the
Is N cVw U ho-ss 70 use then CcFs
them with a layer q earth and II,
al the house slops up0z sben: and 4
Othsr spr1ng yVu viii have ; gesa s.
Ply of fs-1ll1ing material f0r y0zr III
- garden
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

THE Farmer OF TO-DAY.

This is what Is said Of him III sounds
like Joseph Harris) IN the agrieslLsssr1I-
ST:
Altogether. the farmer has his hands
full He needs an active brain AID an
active body. II be has good health the
work should not discourage him He
VIII pun through He should not ct
excited should not EoTy. He shcald
keep cool; and the best way 70 d. this.
in more senses than one. Is to keep stead
ily at work Work viii clear the mind
and col the body- But it should be
eoergetic. spirited Eork-net SLOW. Pied
ding drudgery- Every stroke should be
directed by the mind and given With
will 1t Is such work that tells Few
q Us realize bow much the character Of
farm work has changed 1t Is better 70
run moving machine than to swing tie
scythe all day. but there are men who
are not happy unless they are engaged
in sOze hard. steady work They k2Ee
10 Patience 70 maDages machine They
are mental sluggards. They want aD--
chine to pat itself together. tighten is
bolts. 70 be self-skarpsning and self-oil-
ing. Such men are born hepers Of weed
and drawers Of water They viii lot
make successful nS1ern farmers The
farmer who ncv has his EQEsr. tsaisr.
ualoading fork. sslf-raking and self
binding reaper; who cuts feed. turUs 3
grind stone and puuPs Eater By wind
or horse power: who plants his Gun with
3 drill, bees Il with 5 harrow. c1llrstes
within II inch q the roEx cuts I'D ths
crop and hG<ks il with machine. is :
very different nzn fren Hodge the s.r-
ner. Is Re exists N the mind q tie noE-
eliSf o. poet We believe in farms and
farming I5sre i D0t 80 E1ca isoaz-soa
in gooi farm 3 IN > large city. The-s's
ID lack Of s1eits2sat O Q. Eznt.l sim
uluS We have u. tine 70 Re dill
The Seasons are too sAoTs aid the wCrk
TOO pressing We are n harry 10 lar.
vest Our e-oP I'll We soE the next We
live IN the future: and Il We ain 10 In,
prove O1r farms and 0E stuck. ne CHI
yearly see sufficient evidences q rs2l
progress 70 feed our hopes and e8o0urzg'
Is 70 continue our lzb1rS Farming J
slow work. but ne are buildag n : sw
foundation, and We are reasonably eer
tain Of on reward Lei Is brace q
minds vita kOPe aBi ooaaRoe the gooi
work The prospects for good farmer
IN this country were never more eneour
aging than II this tine
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26
THE PHILOSOPHY OF RAIN.

II ua5zrs:za3 tie philosophy q this
beautiful zn3 afsea zlllizs Elaeoo1eooo.
81 ost5n Witnessed and % VERY essential
u The existence u plants and animals. .
few tssts derived freza -sssssETasie1 and =
long train Of experiments. mast b re-
lal1ere3
1. We're the atmosphere here. eFarE
where. and at al times II 3 unifsrH
temperature, Ne sb01l3 nsvE hare rain.
hail d s19E- The water absorbed bT II
IN evaporation from t5s sea and the
ez-th's surface, would descend IN n in
Ee7oeptibls vsPO-. q cease 70 Be abs0rb-
81 b. TIE ar Ebn Il was onse fully
sattursfal-
, Tie ahsorting p9Eer II tie ataos-
pbe7e zni Consequently is capacity 70
retain humidity. Is aEgo-siona+sly great
= in warn than N ool3 air. The air
near t6s surface II the earth Is wa-ne,
than It Is in the regions Of tie clouds
r. w. s--yzszzsf 49, S.a=saa. szzzu
eol3G ID Es ind The atmosphere Hence
the perpetual snow q var high noun
tzias N tbs hottest climate
NV, wAs8 froa osasinus3 eTap0ra-
toa ths ar Is highly saturated VITA u
p0-. th8agh i Be Invisible zol The sy
elsadless, Il h temperature i s0d3sa
u re3nss3 By cold currents desae05in.
E0a zb0Ft, u rushing frsn : higher &
l0Fsr latitude. IL capacity 70 retziE
n0ss-a-e l. diminished. elga3s ere form
1 ID. and rain i The result II ega3snses
eools. and like : spp1e 6lled with ~
ter and compressed F'gurs out the waite
. which IL diminished czpaeity eann0
hold
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26


Out 81 the depths Il dizziness Ct the
past year hare sprung nzoy changes Il
Cur me-czz-I1s zEairs. MT the Least IT,
portrait Il which i 10 De Dessa IN the
rsIalllng h-zoc5ss Of trade GvEn
wlse and careful In tae scbe8l Of hard
times. retailers have settled 6own 70 :
system q bEglng glly IN snail lsts-z
ease - : nDe-zs their ezsson vii
Ez-z.- Tie I'D style & stocking y
for EL D91las 4 : tine Is nsz-iv Alto
gzzhe- abolished and viii apparent hsa-
Ell = tas rezzzlG - vel zs tas 5ebae-.
I-Als : The nszsss zpvrozea . lsgsss-
nate Business 1Lz4 las teen -aSs tyT err
traders far Ezuy ysars. AID 4 L bssones
The rzse n TIE future L vii eont~sbu.e
lz-gs.g - Es-111g e saeh derresss9ns
- We have sass been lz5s-zag fkrsagh.
md E1l11 sr1se Esszay froZ eTey prp-
oz-rlsn- gFe- t-z9ing zzd tie general
lEzz<a91 81 The Fzl1es Ct rezI estate. Ii
zFge@-s. TO. Elz. while bzy1nx e1Ir Il
snail kosz. tie demands q .t.e retailers
aggregate TEy lzrgs EAea al thfngs zrs
1@ksz 1119 aceo1zs and CIR seroses.
I'D aaazz es1serTzzsEe buss1ess r.sn arr
oaAzrz1azzSazg Ezsezsesxss zxoa lie
eEszEe shsrh szxes r&e. frorz tie .er.
1ls 81 Ao1g and large credits. and tses,
rs-z1-lng czstez8e-s fszm hezrv znz os.e.
rzzno1s E1skz-Bseoz Hszrold
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

Is selling Black Cashmeres at 8ie' y.
sl.00 and sl.2O per yard. These 's
are Of excellent quality and coloi' =.
will be found to be remarkably Z
bargains.
A new lot of Black Alpaca'
Brilliantines at prices ranging iron :
upwards.
Just opened-a new invoice Of ~
Goods: Embracing Colored IhD
Colored Casbmeres, Serges, mp
Cloths, &C., in new and desirable 'D''
Beaver Cloakingy, DRIP dE'S' - :
Cloth, and chiIdren's cloaking.'
variety Of Heading Gimps' La
Cloak Buttons, &c.
10 Dozen Two Button Black h'' "a
sl.75 per pair. The same g'0'
are advertised in Boston at ss"~
by assortment Of Plaids is Ds''"
ever before.
Special Bargains in RePsiisD
Gray, Black and Blue.
An immense stock Of Boots. SD's'
kubbers.
| shall be pleased TO send 'A -,
Dry Goods to any address, ups =
''e''' 0. D. Osp
Barton, IT. October 10. lS's
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26
Relisious department.,
SHOUTING METHODfSTS.

The Rev. ]. Benson Hamilton. pastor
of the Broadway Methodist Church,
Sonerville. preached. August S0sh. fron
Joshua. VI. l6; Shout. for the Lord
hath given you the city" Shouting Is
not modern Invention, said the speak
er. Dor have TIE MsshoiistS > e0pynsht
GIFT Ii belongs of right u the chi
dren of God Al have a right 70 shout
OF not, Just Is they eheose- When We
rezliEe that 3 uzn is saved from death
or some horrible misery, We DO DOt Won
der that be cries, cut Of full heart.
thank God We need n0t wonder that
= redeemed soul bursts Out into a shout
Of praise and thanksgiving L political
meeting that did not end with three
times three cheers would be novelty;
the przEer-meeting that h2s No shout Of
enthusiastic faith or ESTATE lQy should
be Is great novelty Shoatins Is oaly
one form Of Christian activity A church
that rs notsd only far sh0atzlg Eoala
beans bippedrOne fre41sniei BY
thrO1Es Of e1riosity-sseksrs: with 1z1y
people gash Is gr1re The Christian
who locks himself IN tie prayer nom.
and gess happy. and sxhAuzss his spirit
uzl power in .-AaeRs and '-H2llela-
jzhs." and tAsa gaes Out into The world
EishSat asing 70 bslP L II God- : like
/ the engineer xho gssz = full he2d Of
stan q zn3 then runs his engine Iuto
the engine bqlsa. and bl9zs tie whistle
TIL the steam Is 81 exhausted
Thsre is Danger u e2otioaal s1trs1ss.
With many, ID be happy Is 70 gr0an.
sigh. ri The eyes doubls mo Eonda-f1l
posture and embrace everybody N their
reach They only illustrate the truth
thai, although religion can clear the In
itsllect wonderfully Il you giveit a clean
sweep. It cannot give you common sense.
One god sister shouted, GLORY to Be-
slzst1h" Upon being rePrOEe3. she
said he vas o0e II the patziz-ehs- II
yoa zb0ut. be sire Jon know what Is the
uztss- with yoa- Bsligioa- Il It stirs
yozr feelings. only lszEss yQ-r life Ike
deep muddy stream. With Al iDea Il
two q the surface elszr. lis Eg-k i =
str ID yv1r being 70 is gtn0s1 Depths
and clean Yea al shrsaEh- l. Is tai ~
tie cause N Christ whea @sa who De-
sire 10 be ChTsstszzss hz:z- lza uzks :
l013 profession II Christianity, and b
able 70 say. that nan led al,0ut NJ,
Yesterday. q he cheated tie Widow s.
and s.. lzst week. u L abused hiz wifi
50, The ether day, that The osighbo-s
heard hin tEo bloeks away. Make y0u:
life pure N proportion ID tb= loa3Bess
Of y0r profession bgt strive 80 lire =
y0a nay Be abls. t-uthfully. u profess
everything
The majority q Christian work il
done BY the silent workers Eh0 neve,
make long F-sge-s load ezho-tations Q,
shout lastly Their testimony Is tez-
n
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26
EVERYBODY IN THE
WORLD

ss.As sAs azass<sazes Il s.svsaS sasss ssossres
sxsxz was< n heassA- l. se ssssa-sauses Anases
sAear srss=ss. ~ zrlasS< sAss - tAsy
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26
ROBINSON cRusor-s ISLAND.

Cr1sos's island Is ts-dzr little par
sdise- Lnrd planted there. On one ef
his voyages. APPLES. peaches grapes.
pluns. Strawberries aud sseerai kinds
Of vegetables The number Of the hat
ter was increased hy scosohns@a By
the nAle Of David DOagiass who landed
On the island IN ISIS He was nos >
little 2sso1ished % snd hermit there.
who had been on the island ave years
On the sscond day be Eas net little
surprised 70 Sc nan suddenly emsTge
from . dump a kusses and approach
him. He locked upon himself IS Cru-
SIS successor. although he did NOT eoca-
py the historical cave, having built hila-
self hat Of stones and sois- roofing It
with the straw q wild oats As cooking
utensils he possessed only single ir0a
pot the bottom ef which. one unfeEsa-
nate d2y. had fallen ont This damage
he had. however. the ingenuity - reg2sr
With : wooden bottan ha1 now be was
compelled 70 pl2oe his pat IN the ground
and build sre around l. This mans
Bzna Ezs William Clark. and Be cane
fron I.an3oa- He had = fen books and
aneng then there was copy If Robin-
son Grass adventures, and of CoEpers
poems He called DsaSlzss' attention
especially n the veal-knezn poem BE-
ginning
-EER Esnzrxa Il 50 sazssEs
NJ -gsAl aa=rs ) zs1z a @is.z1z. sze-
Nevertheless he III MT seem q te hap
". There was coe wish. his greatest.
thai h so1a M g-a-ify-SSs eoald sss
n ro.st beef
al present. this ISLAND Is In posses-
sion Of . colony Of Germans Sixty CT
seventy Of OH eount-ynsa. UndsT the
leadership OF 81 engineer named Rob
ert WehrAahu, settled there \ 1853
They describe the island IS bsiDg n tie
highest degree salubrious and frzitsal.
On their arrival they found large 6aeks
Of goats, about thirty halE-Eild ko-ses-
and some sixty asses They CARED
with then esws heg fsEas. fraing
tools, sail saz-s. and sshin- tsekle-
A-s.I1sssz : .Fgss-zasl
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26
MASON s. HGMlik ORGAN CO.,

UANTEn-s sSszzzSsa S BesS-SeegSE. ~ IN seEAe
w business c1gzcasy- The coaasgy preferred Have
ssez Gagged N ze-ezzssis E1rSGssS ~ eeeS-$eSar
Ser ysz-s- Feel cEEaps1sns e % sAesega NsiS S-e1
- ss-,a ssssSsa-zsaz ssr Fzsxzsss CeakeS n D.
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

Tie Eblins i IL reuFlls ssP e ~
hg5sa- 3 the Stars az Ct inuszszrsEsle
sEaos Hbea xhzt : mighty appears
IN Esz-z-s-a s.a-1. tAz85s-. fbe sz--y
S-zzzzns- 3sz1A-zhsa uzze- shs xo-S
--Ssd tefEs he ehslL A great MS
forsase. great blesslng. great crime.
E.Stse artian- are building si.es fsr :
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

Mrs Rzring-Oa dsslzres tIszs sbe
d0es LIT visa % rte. Is she fears SIC
e0ald not stzna the sho.k q TIE esss-
txiczl frznehise
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

The White Mans C0asEzsuszea,~ .
correspondent explains. Is Tia eanssitz-
Egn q the White Lezg1e. which closes
with the words, 4-Wo-k with whise nsa.
live with white men, and art ike White
nsa fa- whlte msais g1Tsranent-"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

HezFea rseks Ehe cradle e reusse
where slznIer tie ei1ll9rsn q tai
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

And you VII ind Il pour advantage 10 buy Specs
yo1 gss ie worth y9ur money instead Of
pairing psddlr $500 70 s-o0 for cheap specs that
e0ss him Rot over 80 esnss- / have the genuine
Pebble Lenses snd fhs celebrated Diamond Specta-
c2eS which can b had q EedlaT. the company
making than, refuse 10 sell % PesdeTz- AL my goods
Az sr-IrcsrErss.a IL
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

DIR. j. Walkers Californj- :
egar BitterS are purely ve....,.. a.
preparation, made chiefly from -, 5s''. ~.
tive herbs fonnd on the lower rsn... ~,
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of CS ' y
MIA, the medicinal properties of VIII, WI,
are extracted therefrom withon, ~ ava l'.A
of Alcohol Tho question i ar, -
daily asked. "What is the cause ~ -
unparalleled success of ViNe;;,r p '..'
TERSfp Our answer is, that they ra,, =. :,
the cause of disease, and the na,ier,.
covers his health. They are tbe 49, =.
blood purifierand a giving nria' M
n perfect Renovation aud lnyign,,.,,'ll
of the system. Never before In -
history Of the world has a meslic;r,. t' ~
compounded possessing the renarks,l
qualities Of VINEGAR BIrTERS in healins ~
sick of every disease man is heir Ia ~
are gentle Purgatiye as well as To-,
relieving Congestion or Infamnatian !,
the Liver and Yisceral Organs. in R;l;o.e
Diseases,
The properties of DIR. WALKr,,s
VINEGAR BITTBRs are Aperient. Dial,horg.;,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative. DiB1e,;sS
Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorife. Al,
tive. and Anti Bilious.
n. II. MCDONALD a. en-
Druggists and Gen. ACTS, San Francisco c,,.r
and cor. of Washington and Charlton SIS ~.
Sold by all Druggists and Dcal,,
Connecticut western news., 1874-12-04
Sh eRffezd No. E.

Sheffield No. 2. -s On Thanksgiving day service was held in the Episcopal Church, the inside of which was very tastefully decorated with every description of vegitabe, grain and fruit that could be produced. Everything look, so inviting that the su6iance could hardly control their apprttcs until they could get 10 their own loaded tables a, homr...... Miss AdLie Field who has been tue organist for some time has gone 10 El- mira N. |. to spend the winter and her sister takes her place while she is absent. ......Repairs are going on in the Methodist Church and ih'y are about having it paper ed by M. J. Smith, our model workman ......The Catholic Church remains as it Us tor some months; merely cellar dug and some stone drawn..... William Doten, a native of Sh. field, was killed by the en- glne last Friday between Falls Village and Canaan. His remains We're brought to Sheffield and taken in charge by the selec, men. He had six own uncles and aunts in Harrington who were notified but paid no attention. and hIs remains were followed to the grave by three or four men who were the same as strangers. It is general. ly considered a disgraceful affair.
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