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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20

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Come 5ul6idt. Ser unterl9ieo 5wi=
16en jebt unb ebeoem beiteht nur barin,
baB bamals ols ienes uebermaaB bes
0i@ts pernDse leiner Musltrablua9 li6
our9 Die Simmelsrdume pertbeilte , Die
@onne eine leu6teuoe Mtmosphare erbielt
>pel6e seeigntt mar fir Die Grbe bas
2i9t uno Die Wdrme, bic ibrer Ober=
fa9e in Tolse 6eren Seroidtun9 ob=
banben gefommen, >pieoer aus3u9lei6en.
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teten &e1ultaten Der Naturwijlen1 d,aften>
Inn es re9t su la9en> Der @onne, bic nur
eine ibrer por5i9li9iten Belpesuussur1 a.
9en i t, ni6t Bios poraus9eben t0nncn,
5onbern porous9eben mi i0en.
v9ie beilige @6rift>" lo9t beBbalb
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logic unb @eologie in Montpellier vbot
ollo bos Gr9ebniB Der neueiten Gntoe=
dungen porber9ewuBt, menn lie lo9t, baB
bas 2iAt l6on in Der erlten Gpode in
SDdtigfeit ODER in 8e>pe9ung 9eiebt
puroe. @ie leibet Loer gSil1enl6oft lire
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fernt nit ben Torti i6ritten Der 9latur=
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Gs lit bier insbelonoere nod su Be-
merfen> nit wel9 ridtigen un6 9enauen
Morten Moles Die Grl6einun9 oes 2i@=
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bebrdil6e Sert la9t @eber gs lei 2i@t
unb es mar 2i6t; - cine 2ebboftigfeit
i'm 9lusoruf , Die ni9t ollein oas bobe
uno @rbobenc, lpas in Der @a6e lie9t,
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fen ober berporgebra6t ,ueroen als ein
be]onoerer GDrper, mas bas Mort tueroe,
bejogt; benn cs lit ia an i6 nur oas
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i6einung bes 2i9ts auf feline anbere
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ben uria6en leiner @erbreitnng ii6erein=
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Der Stint lterniB beraus5u51den, tuie es
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@enaui9teit ouslpriDt sin ben @orten
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ous Der Tinlternib lsu6ten bieb."
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9lei9falls all INERT amen Sorl6ern ni9t
entgon9en lit lit biele bab oas @ort
2i6t i'm 9ebrdil9en 5u9lei6 ben Besriff
oer Mdrme in 1i@ faBt, nnb III 9lei6er
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9es Wort alts9eoriidt lino, ols ware iie
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24

were had on Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Martin Learned the printers trade in the
CdicdOnian office with his brother-in-
law, Hon. A. G.. Chadwick. While ,t
work here, and even before, he showed
great love for music and about IS5;,
he went to Boston and COMPLETED :,
musical education. since which time he
has devoted his life to music. having
taught south and west, but for num-
Der OF years past mt Hudson and Pough-
keepsic, n. Y. He had il severe attack
OF pneumonia last spring from which
he never recovered. He went to Ar
llngton hoping to get relief, but lived
only fortnight after his arrival there.
MIR. Martin is pleasantly remembered
10y wide circle of friends. He WAS q
very active young man, unscliish and
always ready to do kind deed for any
one. He WAS lavish of his strength
when working for others, and the writer
remembers him aS particularly kind to
the sick and unfortunate. His age WAS
about 10.
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Ormand p. Ray, Winnooski, Asst. Q.
Nj. General.

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orlEanu L. hay, w 1nnOOSkl, ASST. u.
NJ. General.
AIDES
Chittenden COB. A. Stevens. Essex
Junction.
Addison-A. s. Tracy, Middleburv.
Bennington-,Jas. III. Walbridre. Ben
ningtoD.
Caledonia-p ID Rlodpett ST Johns
bury.
Essey-Aust;u IT Hall Island Pond
FrapkIn-Jobn w Newtnn. ST AL
bans.
Grand ISL. coorro n SowleS AL
burrb
Iomo;,,o n n c,,os C,,,,,;Jro
Drew n St,orn., RraIf,,rJ
OrIaaHs w w 60 n"rtnn
Rutland SoIsInr,. Rutland
W,sh;noton % d p;ti;n NontneI-
ier.
Windbor, E;,trodro U,sI,;rS Rrot-
tlehorn
Winisor c+o,,,o NJ p;rro Hart
eo,.I f''' u 'i'
III T1,a Al, i, ,;,,, -,
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tinns h,. L,;n,,;,,i, tI,..,,, r.,,,,, L',,,a ~,
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w. ~ I", -. A"H'nn' ''"' ~, VIM
Nv '"Pl'ii'' "' ''>' li"'' NV Nt"'i'i
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IN I,,' ",i' ,"ii'' .I's '''' 81 i'.,t
rp ;,i '"'i i 'na sun" ",'i '"''
,nent VIII ho ,mnd, tm If, th.. ,.arnn
cxnens.S the Sam. heinr ,roviJ,d for
in the main bv the peonie of Burlinr-
ton. 4 GOOD cotiur hoise will he Is
tablished upou th. "rouud where those
WIN d.Sir. viii ho n,,,.;J.d with v,.,,u
meals ,t r,,snn,IJ, farms
5tL On ,ss.m,I,Iin,, nu,rt,,s will Inc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
Soldiers Reunion.

General Stannard. commander of the
reunion forces, has announced the fol-
lowing circular:
HEADQUARTERS REUNION FORCES OF VT.
BURLINGTON, VT, July G. 1874.
LIST. Notice is hereby given that the
second annual reunion of the returned
soldiers of Vermont will he held at Bur
lington, Tuesday, "Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday, August 18th. Goth, 9th
and 2Sth, 1874.
2d. The following veterans have been
appointed Staff Officers and will be
recognized us such:
VIM. w. Henry, Burlington, Chief of
Staff.
Warren Gibbs. Burlington, Adj. Gen
cral.
Geo. f. Davis. Burlington. Asst. Adj.
General.
Frank w. Smith, Burlington, Asst.
Adj. General.
a. Austin, Burlington, q. NJ. Gener-
al.
Buel j Derby, Burlington, Asst. Q.
NJ. General.
William Smith. Burlington, Asst. Q.
NJ. General.
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:.
~ 'mT i"iiio"o E"'1 at 81 Aio'liS' WINE
l., o"pi'nS t"is ilau HIS arm si9chIi'S,
necessary
.>-
~,
ne barton -hoh'fof says ,ne 'riue
nI> preii ci'Sed ana up. l-,t.'e h''s
I'''' HIS h"ie' 10 van ~ oPai"ihS "i
ny ny n''",l' POSSESSION WIS gwen las'
h"Is"lH price Pilu Slo'ooo.
Last Saturday, William Lyon, of
Crattsbury, was mt work in the hay
field as usual. About ) o'clock he said
to the hands, that he was going to leave
them, but said it in such a way that no
one thought there was any thing wrong
He went directly to the house, thence
to his shop, and from there to the sugar
place. AT supper time he did not come
and his daughter went to call him. Not
finding him readily, she kept on till she
reached the sugar house, where she saw
the body of her father. hanging in mid
AR. The alarm was mt once gwen, and
ne WIS removed I" 'he mousse n"' ne
was eN''ici; IL Is SUPPOSED 'i'''' ne o'o
" III S''''''ei' III W '''N"ii''i' ''uSn'
said he has been subject to sudden fits
of insanity, though of short duration.
for nearly ten Years.
destructive fire occurred ot Soutb
Trnv VILLAGE Last week Wednosd,v
The fire originated in the attic of the
"MisSisUuoi House. and was first dis
covered breaking tbrouph the roof
the probable cause WAS some defect in
the chimney. 1t had gained such head
way. however. that all efforts to ex
tinguiSh the flames WAS useless. Most
Oh ID, 'i,' furniture III me hotei was saved.
ne ho'el, the long Sied connecting II
Mi'il t"' "''F RI anu me p'irn' were i'll,
with the Aiken store lust enst which
was also consumed and Il small build
ing occupied bv :. Smith for Il tailor
shop. The hotel WAS occupied by =.
II. Smith who must lose considerable
in the damage to furniture The hotel
was insured for $4,000 and the store
was without insurance.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Ten persons ,t West R,ud,lnh wcre
poisoned last week. by eating cheese.
hut one of Them dau"crouslT1
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was a hitch in the money payment. lie
said abruptly that he would not sign
the agreement; that it would have to
be altered before he would sign it.
Kindling in anger as he talked, he said
that in the negotiation Mr.. Bowen had
been well taken care of by Mr.. Clatlin
and MIR. Beecher well taken care of by
me, but he had been left out in the cold
with the money due from Bowen I'M
paid. | cOmbated this fancy and tried
to soOthe him and hold him to the ar
rangement he had made, but he flew
out wild and declared with the utmost
passion that he would never while he
lived sign IL paper which should dis
able him from pursuing Henry Ward
Beccher, and he demanded a copy of
his paragraph in the tripartite agree
ment, that he might alter it. | made il
copy for him. and he sat down at a ia
bic and began to scratch and interline
it; but he rose up and carried his work
away uncomplctcd. Before he left |
gathered from what he said that Mr..
Bowen had refused to pay the full
amount of his claim, and that his law
suits would have to 90 ON. But the
full amount was paid within Il day or
two thereafter, and the tripaltite agree
ment was eXecuted-not the one draft
ed, and which was accepted by all the
parties, but Il modification of that. |
used my last copy of this instrument in
my testimony before the committee,
and | cannot show the changes of the
original by il comparison of the two.
The efficacy of the covenants aimed ut
WAS lost and the compact was defeated.
Tilton in Modifying his paragraph,
backed ont of his dis;ivowal of his I'M
putationS on Mr.. l,eechcr and his adj
missions that they were untrue, and
carefully secured to himself the largest
liberty to pursue the great preacher
forever with innuendOcS. My testimo-
ny before the committee shows the
changes in the tripartitc agreement as
originally drawn, and which all the
parties to it had heartily approved and
had promised to sign. 1t also shows
my earnest remonStranceS against per
hitting these changes to he made and
my warnings of the miscellaneous con-
sequences that would inevitably fol-
low.
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NOTICE!

TIL" District Convention. August L. causes n
change of the :. :. and Temperance Basket Picnic.
t" Thursday, August H. mt Lyndnnvillc Grove.
commencing at 10 o'clock \. VI. The following
speakers have all agreed to he present: Rev T..
X. Pierce II. H.. Boston. Mass. Editor of Zior :
Hernld and Tor many years Chaplain at Blackwrlrs
Island: als" Rev. +. EGglcstnn. u u. Erooklyn
y. V. the popular author of "Inosicr Schonlmas
ter, End of the World" SC. Short speeches are
pledged from Rev. J. l.. Litch. Pastor Cong.
Church, Mclndocs; Rev W. \. Bacon, Pastor Rap.
Church, st. J"hnshury: Rev. W. Joy. Pastor F.
W. Zap. Church, West Charleston; Rev. H. NJ.
Till"ts"n, Pastor Church Messiah, ST. bloomsbury.
and Col. J. Il. Meade of Randolph. The best of
vocal and band music is expected See posters.
Railroads carry for half fare or less. An extra
train will be run to 81. Juhnsbury to meet F. a o.
road irain morning and evening. \ large build
Ing will he ready if rainy. Everybody is invited
and hereby appointed special committee. viii
and schnnls that the children are present
Also, all officers of all temperance and other organ
izations are earnestly requested take the matter
in hand and come and enjoy the rare entertainment
mt the Grove. August IL.
Hon. FRANKLIN FAIRRASKs
Pres. :. =. Workers of Vt,
REV. i. GRANGER.
Pres. Cal. Go. V VI. +. So. committee.
/. W. SANBORN,
Sec. Cal. Co. Y. NJ. T. So.
REV. II. =. CUSHING Sec. of Committee
East Burke. July Il, 1874. 1922
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lrafhs.

At st. Johnsbury. July 81 Milly NJ, child of G..
{. and II. =. Poole, aged years and months.
At Palmer Mass, Belle daughter of James
Shanks, aged about years-formrrly of this town
At Arlington, Vt, July Is MIR. Charles Martin
aged a. years-formerly of this town.
At Troy. July IL, Luke Aiken aged "A Years.
At bloomington, July IL, Benjamin Robinson
aged ~ years.
At Brooklyn, n. Y. July 10, Clara NJ wife of
W. w. Farnum, aged Il years.
At Albany, July IL Mrs. Peace D. Sanborn. wild
ow Of the late Capt John Sanborn. aged II years
At Newark, N. j., July IL of cholera infntum
Ethel Francis Haskins youngest daughter of II.
&. and +. +. Haskins, aged 3 months and Is days
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
Watertown Union Live stock Market

For the week ending Tuesday, July 81, 1874
MARKET BEEF-A few choice 80 - a 10 80; extra
90 80 10 90; first quality 81 30 co. second quail
ity 81 30 a I 80: third quality 50 50 a 6 90.
STORE CATTLR-WOrking Oxen and Steers, per
pair 300 $50 Sl75 5000 $3.50.
Mich Cows AND CALvEs-s35 n 500; extra s6i a
Sg7. FarrOw Cows S24 a $50.
YEALISGs-slO On a sls two years old $50 s2s;
three years old $40 si5.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-ln lots, 90 90 p 80,
3 on 81 -, 50 90. 50 90 per head extra So IS n
So Is per head, SIC per H.
Spring Lambs. a 9c per lib.
Veal Calves. IS 90 s11 90
Brighton Hides, u per h.
Country Hides 7tc per H.
Brighton TallOw, a OOc per H.
Country Tallow, 4!c per lb.
Calf Skins l5c per Id.
Dairy skins 75c each.
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Harriaqrs.

At Sutton, July 10 by Rev. NJ. G. Henderson.
Mr.. Charles ii. Garland of Barton and Miss Helen
A. Anger of Sutton.
At Waterford, July 10, by l.. $. Freeman ESQ.,
Mr.. e. II. Knapp and Mrs. Nora A. Osgood, both
of bethlehem. N II.
At Fort shaw. Montana. July ., at the residence
of the brides uncle Major w. j. Reed, Lieut.
Charles a. Woodruff, L. $. A. and Miss Louise v
Duff of San Francisco Cal. y" cards
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24
Tilton's Story.
a DAMAGING CHARGE OR A DAMNING
CONSPIRACY.

CONSPIRACY.
The sworn statement of Theodore
Tiltom regarding the scandal between
himself and Rev. Henry Ward Bcccher,
which he read hcfolr the Bccchcr in
vcstigati"n committee. Monday night,
WAS made public. notwithstanding the
announced agreement between him and
the committee Ia withhold il from pub
LEGATION till the close of the invcStiga-
ton. 1t is preceded by letter to the
committee of investigation, which con
cludcS us follows: | call you to witness
that. i'll my first brief examination 10y
your committee. | begged aud implorcd
Nou not Ia inquire int" the facts of this
case. but rather to seek to bury them
beyond all possible revelation. Happy
for all concerned had this cutrcatl been
needed. 1t i now too late. The last
opportunity for reconciliation and set
Element has passed. This investigation.
undertaken 10y You III Ignorance of the
dangers against which Mr. Bcechcr
should have warned You in advance.
will shortly prove itself to your >urpriS"
to have been an act Of wamtnn and
wicked folly. for which the Rev. Mr..
sponsor. will hereafter find no space for
repentance. though he seek it carefully
and with tears. This desperate man
must hold himself only. and not me.
accountable for the wrrtchcdnc>> which
these Disclosures will carr, To his own
home and hearth. a> they have already
brought Ia mine.
Then follows the arrlignnrrmt of Mr..
Brcchcr IN twenty two counts. making
six close columns of PRINT. in which are
published much documentary evidence.
and he closes with the following
INDICTMENT.
Finally, that i'll addition to the fore
going facts and evidences, other con-
lirmatinnS could he adduccd. if needed.
to prove the following rccapitulatcd
statement. namely, that the Rev. Henry
Ward l'rechcr. as the pastor and friend
of Mr.. Tilton and his family. trcSpasScd
upon the >lnctily of friendship and hos
pitality i'll Il long cudcavor to Seducc
Mis-. Elizabeth Il. Tilt"n that. 10y the
aIttul Use of his pIic>tly authority with
her. She being his pupil in religion. he
accomplished this seduction that. for
Il period of Il year and a-haf OF there
about. he maintained criminal inter
course with her. overcoming her pre-
viouS modest Scruplcs against such
conduct by INVESTING if Will y, false
Justification. rs sauctinucd by love and
religion that he. then participatrd in Il
conspiracy To degrade Theodore Tilton
before the public by the loss of his
place of business and rcputc: that he
lbuse, Mr.. TiIt,u's fniriv,ucsS and
pI.drc of protection hv thereafter an
thoriIiur Il series of measures by ply
mouth church. having for their object
the putting of u Stiumu uuuu Mr.. Triton
before tho church. and also before an
ecclesiastical couuriI iusomuch that the
moderator of that rn,nciI int,rnr.tinr
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New Railroad Signal.

a. c. Harvey, ticket agent at this
place. has just received letters patent
for a station signal. 1t is simply il
small box Surmounted by Il lantern,
hung in front of the station. from which.
i'll case of danger. il red board is sis
pended when it is desired To hold the
train, ii green board is dropped. Al
night, the signal box shows white
light when the track is clear. and il red
or green light when occasion requires.
These signals are set from the ticket
office 10y means of chains. and the ar
rangcmcnt is simple and complete.
These new signals have already been
adopted 10y the PaSSumipsic. South East
ern, and some New Hampshire roads.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24

R'a>toria l. NOR, than a substitute, for Castor
oil 1t l. tn" only sal. article in oNi>rnc, which is
aS~imilntr thu, food regulate, the bowels
cuIr wind collie and produce natur; sleep. 1t con
tiim~ neither minerals. m"rpliur OF alcohol and :
PHEASANT T." taxi Children need not cry and moth.
e may tlOOct7i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24

Mrs. NlN~Luw SOoTiIING SYRUP Tue FRI
SCKIrIuN of one ui the best Female PhN SiciaII> and
thirty wears with never failing safety and success
hN millions al mothers and children. from the fee
bile infant of one week old tn the adult 1t c"rrrctS
acidtN "f the stomach. relieves wind collie. rr.u-
lit"~ til" h"w"ls. and gives rest. health and comfort
to mother and child We believe il IL he thu, Best
and Sur"~t Kennedy i'll til" World. i'll all eases of
DHS"Hf"rH GHd Didrh,ru IN t'hiidreH whether il
arises from Ir"thinE from any other cause. Full
directions Tor using will accompany each bottle.
NON" Genuine unless the fac-simile of CI'RTlS y
IEEkl ~ l. on the outside wrapper. Sold by all
Medicine Dealers. talIul71
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-24

splendid hay weather this week.
improved.
The new bridge on Portland street
OF completed yet.
Several concrete crossings are he
put down on Main street this week.
Harvey * Haskell have bought the
g, nt Peter Russell on Caledonia
.ri. Price : 100.
Young Wheeler who had his spine
Icd. is improving. and hopes grow
u.rr hat he will recover.
Rev. W. Il. Puiirr, !hc lately ap-
ted Presiding Elder of the st.
u~burN District, will preach next
dl\ morning ut the Methodist
uIrh.
Financial: Francis GaIIaghrr'S boot
shoe store. was closed up WcdmcS-
and Charles :. Hastings proposes
,a> twenty per cent of his indebted
il his creditors will take it.
+. +. Fletcher. Charles Bancroft.
W. Whcclock. went up to JAY ON
ug and camping excursion, last
b, md took between seven and
hundred trout.
thermometer hung from the up
,'o,. of the Calcdoniln Block.
seized ii degrees yesterday morn
tie. coolest of the month. A thcr-
dcr near the ground registered IL
,'> III" same night.
O0r ~hopmatc> of John Walker,
died list week. made mp Il purse
81. al sixty dollars for him. and
>.,d rrtchcr~ for some time be
,drrh. Mr.. Walker WAS sick Il
.u' and lrl'i his family quite dies
>''nurl .IrUctt has begun the foun-
, "t his new house between
"' Iadd"ck'~ and DR.. IIoughtom'S.
iunrlI'> new house is up and
.''. Il i, on IN elevation south of
'd ll Trnund. Il slightly and
''' '"rlti"n
W. Clifford has completed his
.'.i photographic views along the
.' "l railroad between Boston
''n'rcIl. We understand there is
. "rnHud for them 10y private in
lie. representing" as they do pie
'.' plates III Vermont and New
>h'r. familiar to most travellers.
'"> OF Crystal Lake ut Barton.
'''nPhlcmagog and Winmcpc-
''. And plymouth and surround
'.rNcJl line.
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d"~tI>"h"~> The >"urc'' at Di-ra-r.
1t clu~''s PiLcS. Hsddgrh,. Dizziness BI;ousneSS
Sour ht,'"I oppression II F,"d L"ir Spirits
Worms Indigestion. etc In. II ARRIsnN'S PFRIS-
rNLn' l-uLE>"Ee warranted I" cure all thrs, and
every form "t dyspepsia. and the only for
Piles. either bleeding "r blind = all "utw ard ap-
picati"n~ only time and money wasted Trial
box. ~ cts. Larg" box. 10 cts. mailed free for
this last price.
DIR. HAEElSoN'S ICELAND BALSAM.
= splendid for Coughs Hnarscncss and all
Throat and Lung complaints For sale by +. =
HARRISON : CO. Ir"ni"tnrs, No. | fremont
Temple Boston. and all Drug. 2-3
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New Route via. South Eastern R. R.

Route 4. Montreal via rassump-c and South
Eastern Railway.
Route u. Montreal and Quebec via Passumpsc
south Eastern. l,ichrhcn Line OF Steamers and
Grand Trunk Railway.
Route {. Quebec via Passumpsc and Grand
Trunk Railway.
The sale of Excursion Tickets will commence
July 20 and continue during the months of August
and September. good IL return until November /.
at the follow inE prices, viz:
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CONG WEST.
$50 \ VI Mondays excepted
l.uU 4. VI.
GOING FAST.
- 4. NJ
ruI T.. NJ
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Railroad Bridge Burned.

The engineer of the Montreal express
south, on Wednesday afternoon. dis
Vile and West Burkc-ncar Bugbcc'S
to he on fire. BY applying the air
brakes he WAS enabled to stop the train
structure. The mail train which passed
this place ut five last evening. WIS de
laycd until il new bridge WAS erected.
and did not reach West Burke until II
=. VI. The Sherhrookc express came
through on time last evening.
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- Juhn.bury Athenpum.

.. .,>r READING EouM.-Opcn from a.
LEV from tot, and from t" : IL l.. NJ.
". W. TIIAYEE. Librarian.
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Silly evening of last week. Louis
"i the French store. lost about
"' docs not know where il went
.I''i.t>t> it WIS taken from the
"'" Ia" WAS called up stairs Il
'" a lamp chimney. He left
"i p"l>on> in the store when
''' and hc ~upposcs some one
appropriated his money during
''' Mr.. LacourSe, the other
" the store. waS also out of
"N a' the time.
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Middlcbury college graduated a class
of 10 on "Wednesday. and conferred the
degree of LII. ID. upon J. G. Churchill
of O>wcgo, y. V, and ID. ID. upon Rev.
Albert X. Steele. Rev. Dr. George y.
Boar,lman of Chicago is president of
the alumni for the ensuing year, and
the orator and poet for next commence
mrnt are Prof. W. Il. Shipnan of Tufts
college and Phillip Baitcll of Middle
bury. f.. }. Phelps of Burlington, has
been invited to deliver IN culogyom the
late Judge Nelson, next commencement
week.
Middlrbury college is SI0.O0O the
richer 10y the death. Il few days since.
of Joseph Battcll of New York city, of
the class of l-:3