Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-01
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D s~tra in New York, just now.
Senator Brownlow passed through
{ Lynchburg. Va, on Friday, on his way
to Knoxville. He required the assistance
! Of " msu IN going lrvn one ear to an
other.
The New York Tribune is of the opin.
lon that IL we had u sound currency, reg.
; u'ated by natural laws. no one need con.
CEN himself abont American ships OF
ship-buildiug
a Lancaster man was heard to say that
during the twenty years of his married
life he was never known TO speal IA cross
word TO hIs wife. Those who know him
say he dare not.
Sacred t, the memory Of three faciRS"
is the inscription over IA grave IL y. Ii.
Thousands of young trout about two
inches in lepgih were recently thrown up
to the height Of thirty feet from Il aries
ian well in San francisco, l45 feet deep.
Mr.. George Alfred Townsend, the well
known Washington correspondent is 60
ing TO write a comprehensive biography
Of Senator Sumner, entitled The
Life and friends of Charles Sumner"
Two Detroit girls have been arrested
for playfully getting on a locomotive,
opening the throttle valve and starting
the machine taking the rrecaution, how
ever, to jump off as soon as the wheels be-
gan TO turn.
They are REJOICING in hew potatoes in
Texas writes a brilliant paragraphist. Of
course, potatoes grow 10 a great size in
Texas. hut ouIy a very spaIl man could
r%ej1ice in one Of them with any comfort.
-LouiSr,Ie COurier-Journal
A law has beer passed in Denmark
rendering it Illegal to manufacture matches
other than those which are designed for
striking on specially prepared surfaces.
Inc Importation and sale of all deS Grip
tlons but the latter arc also forbidden.
While the women are busily engaged
in thinning out the winc.driukers, the
California wine.growcrs are actively en-.
gagged in pruning their vines under the
Impression that there will be an unprece.
dented demand for this seasons product.
AT the St. Patrick's celebration in Bal
tlmore two colored associations marched
IN the procession. They did not claim to
be Irish, hut they Xix Il music and wanted
to march. and as the %Irishmen wanted IN
swell the procession the matter was easily
arranged.
The next Gubcrnaiorial campaign 10
Massachusetts has already opened. The
Boston ETpreSS says that no less than 4
dozen clubs have been organized and nut
IN good working order nv active politicians
m Boston, and that their motto is ..Buf.
Her for Governor" The ErDress thinks
will secure the Republican nom. !
nation and that the Democrats can win 9
BY running Mayor CASTOR against him. !
Nmmi b Y'uug, once a prominent ar. .
infect ~ Boston. died in Washington on
he 18th lnsl. He was the architect Of ii
he second Vermont State House. which c,
vas burned in 1857 and rebuilt in 1880 81
Of many other public buildings in y
thrr States. u
Inc heroic trmneSs with which woman c
'i'l persist in carrying II roll orary goods a.
$ large as she can hold ir ker arms, IS n
My equaIled by the poIitencs, with which r.
he requests her grocer to deliver a pound
t butter at the house. R
Senator Sumner, in a speech 10 the Re. m
State Convention at Worcester, ~
J 1904, said: Three things are now P,
ceSed by our beloved Commonwealth. se
he first is backbone !; the second Is back 60
ne, and the third is backbone" Mas. he
Republicans were never more h "a
! need of such excellent aivice than they
re now. In choosing Senator Sumner, NJ
backbone is the very quality Is
eceSSary to enable them to make the v,
1seSt selection, and the very thing they NJ
lck most. m,
A Green Boy, Wis, politician, who ~
ants to stand sell with his %grangers.
ngs: y,
TIC hickory berry vine entwines ~
The brown nuts Of the turnip tree; Do
re cashmerebeife 81 bps and PLAYS
To the tnneful hleat Of the feather ~ hse. w
tall houghs mid the luckwbeat buds tn
We hear the low ofthe fnny rlover. ia
nile the lay ull hltehed to the rumbling scytLe ~,
out the golden clover" -