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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25

OvERREAcH1NG H1MsELF.-An anecdote il.
told OF Velpeau, the eminent French sur
geon. He had successfully performed, on a
little child five years old, most perilous ONE.
ration. The mother came to him and said:
Monsieur, my son is saved, and I really
know not how to express my gratitude. Allow
me, however, to present you with this pocket
book, embroidered by my own hands.
"Oh, Madame" replied velpeau. sharplv.
my art is not merely "a question Of feeling.
NY LIE has its requirements, like yours.
Dress, even, which is luxury to you, is.
necessary Tor me. Allow me. therefore, to-
refuse your charming little present in ex..
change for more substantial remuneration
but. Monsi' NJ, what remuneration do,
You desire? Fix the fee yourself"
rive thousand francs, madame"
The Lady very quietly opened the pocket
book. which contained 10, 600 francs il, notes
counted out five. and aft r politely handing
mem over to velpeau, retired. Imagine his
feelings IN 7. Medical Record
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25
MONUMENT TO PRENTICE.

They propose to erect q monument to Geo. d
Prentice. He deserves it, for this touchingly
beautiful tribute TO his mother:
At MY MOTHERS GRAVE.
BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE.
The trembling dew drops fall
Upon the shutting fowers-ike souls at rest
The stars shing gloriously-and all,
Save me, is blest.
M0ther!-I love thy grave!
The violet, with the blossom blue and mild,
Waves DER thy head-when shall it wave
Above thy child?
It's sweet fiower-Yet must
It's bright leaves TO the coming tempest bow,
Dear mOther-'tis thine emblem-dust
Is on thy brow!
And could lovo to die
To leave untasted LIES dark bitter streams !;
By thee, as erst in childhood, lie,
And share thy dreams.
And must lnger here
To stain the plumage OF my einless years,
And mourn the hopes of childhood dear
With bitter tears
Aye-must I linger here,
A lonely branch upon blasted tree,
Whose last frail leaf, untimely sere,
Went down with thee?
OFT from LIES withered bower,
In still communion with the past turn,
And muse on thee, the only flower
In memory's urn.
And. when the evening pale
Bows like mourner on the dim, blue wave,
/ stray to hear the night winds vail
Around thy grave.
Where IL thy spirit flown?
I gaze above-thy look il imaged there
listen, and thy gentle tone
Is on the air.
Oh, cOme-while here Ipress
Ny brow upon thy grave-and, in those mild |
And thrilling tones of tenderness,
Bless, bless thy child
Yes, bless thy weeping child
And DER thy urn-religions hottest shrine
Oh, give his spirit undefiled
To blend with thine.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25

The king of Hanover. who came to grief in the
FrancO.Prussian war, wants his sequestrated
estates back again, which Bismarck seems will.
ing to agree to, provided the blind ex- king will
consent to give up all future claim to his throne.
Ex-Hanover is first cousin TO Queen Victoria and
son to the Duke of Cumberland who was exc
Grated blythe English people as the all but proven
murderer of his valet, with whose wife he had .
idson ct the time. On Victoria ascending the
throne. Cumberland, immensely to The relief OF
the Britishers, became king Of Hanover and
George, his son, who was amiable and great
favorite, succeeded him.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25

Thomas H: Rochester, an eminent citizen Of
Rochester. N. T.. Died in Rochester on the 9Th
instant, At the age of n Years Heexpired in the
house ia which he had resided over 40 years. Mr.
Rochester was born on the 23d September. 1877.
in Hagerstown, Md Ho was . son of Nathaniel
Rochester. after whom the city of Rochester, N.
T., was named.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25

Mr.. Sam1 A. Garland, of Pascaeoula, is
dead. He belonged to the firm of Wright.
Hannahs 4 Co., from Michigan, who about
eighteen months ago bought a mill and estab-
lished themselves at that place, and at the
time OF his death he had charge of the bust
ness.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25

At the Theatre Royal, in Lynn, England, tho
other night an actress fell heavily on the stage
while performing the Marchioness, in the romp-
ing scene in Little Nelly" She rema; ned in an
unconscious state for some time, and was re-
moved from the stage. It was found on examine
ton that she had sustained displacement of the
car .ilago Of the knee
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25

"Did you ever see the Catskill Mountains
oambo !" "No, Sab, but I've seen EN- Kill
mice" -A-A
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25

San Francisco claims to have ffty-thres
milhonaixes.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-22

eg, iie bate 1ebune in Dem @ei6dft, benu
ab uno sll uabte lie auf unb itreifte mil
priifenoem 8lid ben &reis. Mebe beut
Den lie ni6t nit benz Musbrld binaebenos
tier Mufmerfiamfeiten betroIfen bdtte Mar
fannte ihre GDntrole uno fitr1tete iie.
tsss't5BtMSET nlTDe mod tnan1t
anoere Der 3ubDrerinnen BON Der MbIpans
nun9 iiberntannt, un6 es mar fDmii1, mi
tpel9en Dtitteln iebe @in3elne bas au iiber-
tptnoen iu6te uno ii9 nit leiIe eeban6ter
BewunoerunQsieufsern bon 3eit 5u 3ei
9e9en Die Wtioigfeit pebrte, g9mDnt's
&la9e bob Der boIbe 5dlaf, ber inme,
gstreue Jreuno, ibn oub fliebe, ipie bi'
itbrt9ett 6reunoe, tlang ipie eronie in oie'
lem GreiIe, In Dem Man6er ben Nrmen
peni8itens tpeeen 0ieier grfabrung. In
Mn9enblid bielleidbt ear beneibete. 4bel
Der Sel0 9in9 gum So0e, oas BUD flapptt
Sll, uno alle 3u96rer tpa9ten auf. llnf
nun begann Elm umbrdn9en bes 0orlciers
Elm 99nfeg. .gslgnnbern. S6ntei2eln II
oe6fC : 80 i;ssiss,sa1i;ss;
9eriIienen NustllTen, Die Das gnt5iifer
nt9t in ben 3pan9 elmer aeihloiienen Ye=
riooe Slt faflen erlaubte. Ser Si6ter na6m
oielen sewobnten Srtbut freunolib Id9elnf
bin obne iitb auf oas defenders 8epun.
oernswiirbiee bieies Mbenos" genouer eins
5uloiien. 9Sie un5dhIiee Male mo9te E,
I6on oieIe lelben Gebensarten 9eb6rt baber
nno Die bequeme Dirt, nit Der er he einItrih
be5eugte Die @eno6n6eit. Sir eSe0en tuQl
oieier Nbeno, ipie er bebouptete, Elm unpers
eeBli6er, unb i'd CLAUDE, er 1T bas nur fin
mid 0eDeien, ben Gin5i9en, Der es nibt
auslpra6. Gber tpie biel SluIionen bal
er mir 5eritDrt, uno pie brah mir nt6i
alletn Der @laube on oen 8prleier, lonoern
aud Die 9an5e our6S Sel6Itmor0 Suiammens
eefittete Gomantit iiber Den Saufen Nber
i'd tpebrte mid lan9e bage9en, mir ielbfl
eltt3u9eiteben, bob es nit 6ieIeu SuuIioner
bel mir D0riiber lei, ln0 nod einmal 1u9tt
t6 Sted leSen 5u bDren. 9iesma[ trua {,
letnen ,&oiier Sttapian" Dor uno freilid
in piel pouenbeterer @eiIe als bamals oer
gemOnt. Sat bdtte man ben outen Nlter
in NeroaGt baben f6nnen, oaB es ibm gal
nt6t oarauT anfdme, Die @oetbe'Idbe Sid.
tnns in beIonoers siiniti9es 2i6t 5li iteflsu
gSie er oann ben Gaiier Sfta0ian Der
S0rern 3ugdneIib mante, bas mar in De,
Sbat meiiter6aft, unb fein 8DrleIer piir0t
ibm oas na1t6un. 9lber 6as @eoid1t bate
penieitens fiirmih, feline 2ebensfraft mebr
unb es f6ienen mir nur Strohpnppen Obnt
SleiIth unb 8lut, ni1t MenI6en, Die uns
bprgefiibrt ipur6en. 8ei 9enauer 8etraCl.
tltng brad Qllles baltlos 8uiammen. Sit
9t1tung mar cine Deraltete RurioIitQt, biz
NorleluH0 eire tunltpole NnIife.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-22
Sraftii6e Nmerifancr
Grinneruns eines ,nOoernen stOmaOen.

Gin iebes 2onb, Elm ieoes 8olt bat feline
6arafteriitiidben Merfinale uno @i9ens
i6aften. Ser @merifaner lit Dor Nllem
beitrebt, in jeoer 2ebensloge m6eli9it prat=
tiidb 81 iein, iiberall m6elidft billig ipeasu=
tommen uno bod ben er6Btm69li6ften
gtuben al sieben. Giidlibten aug 8ietat
uno anberen i90nen @riinoen fennt Der
e6te Imerifaner ntGbt. Wenn es nDthie
0oer BON pecunidrsm Guben fir ibn 1T,
legt er feline giIenbahni i1ienen ebenIo falt-
bliitis uno Dbne Ii1 bas 9erinaite @etpiIIen
baraus Su MAIDEN iiber Gir1bDfe, tuie bur1
Iein Co., !, ..:;s Sbyt Sonr1
leeled-aDtB, fesse e5!..essso1r'STo;
re6nenb uno calculireno iiber Die lebten
&ubefidtten ieiner Sreunoe uno 8ermano=
ten, tpie 6ur6 Die llr,pdIber leines Water=
lambs. 9a8 1T eben praftiid3 nah ameri=
fonii4en 8eeriffen. Sir oieIes vpraftiI1e"
gSeien oes Mmerifaners erbtelt mein Better
BEL ieinem Nufentbalte in Mmerifa Elm reht
be5eiAnenbes 8eiipiel aelisfsrt. gr er=
Sdhlte oalielbe pie fol9t
Gei neiner Nntunft in Retp 0orf fanb
i'd in 5ol9e nelner Gmpfeblunssbriefe balb
Mnltellung i'm Bureau zines Der eriten Mr=
Aiteften. Wtein Gbef 5t oe5Ien 3ufrie0en-
belt i6 arbeitete, iibertrug mir noh furaer
3eit bic Musfiibruna mebrerer orbBerer
gauten ean3 ielbititdnbis. go i6itte er
MIDI elnltmnls aud nab einem fleinen,
nod in Der @ntitebuna beeriifenen Stdot.
den, nm oaielbIt nit Dem @emeinoerotb
iiber einen Dpn bielem beabIi9tiaten Sirs
henban Slt nnter6anoeln, epenfuea ben
0au Su beginnen. Gs mar Elm fleines, on
einem niht unbeoeutenben 5trnme eeleae=
nes i9muBises Neit, oa9 in SentidbIanb
rimmermebr ben itDlSen gamen einer5taot
| All fiibren Ii6 unterIianoen h1tte; bas
8aitbaus, Die Mpotbefe unb Der 8aitor
paren Die brei ,pidtieiten 9inee. 9ie
GintDo6ner beitanben aus sSdrbern, Ger
bern un0 anoeren San0mertsleuien. Ser
Iid)ter, Elm nngebiloeter bod 6uBerit
| li6lauer nnb uprattiiGer" Mann, ma6fe
mir piel 81 i9affen uno i'd muBte Die Qu-
gen often balten, oaB er mid bel ben Sir
| tbenbau 0erbanblnneen nidt iiberpor=
tbeilte. 9ieieIben eebieben jebo9 sa eineml
| fir meinen gbef eans erfreulihen Gnbe,
unb i1 beeann oann iofort Die nDtbigen
Uorarbeiten.
SD batte in Dem einSigen Gaftbofe Der
Stabt auartier gen0mnen, es 9eFiel mir
bort febs a,t unb ib mDllte ipdbrenb NETS
mes sas5sM MuIentnaltes bort bleiben,
allein bic Nirtbin, Gran 5nlitb eine
ffttsiftf, nHi4e Hi4ee ssa,, nit asdhlnnhen Snaren
nnh lebhaften blanen anaen, in bsnen 2e-
bensluit unb lleberaiutb funfelte - Derz
leioete mir ihr S,ous burd ibre--3ubring-
lliffeit. SIR Wtann NOR id1on ldngere
3eit frani nno ME In, @aitsimmer 5u ishen.
Ifrdu @mitb ipllte, ioie man IN benz Gtdots
| den lpiijen uDllte. fdou nehrIahe 0iaiipns
lGsbabt baben, uno bic 9lrt uno Weilt. luie
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-22
Maltnigfaiises

sSol9enoe Mnefoote perbient, ba lie tuahr
un0 tein Uteioin9er, nersei6net Su iperben.
@s NOR in @iesbaoen por etli6en 6 ober
8 Sabren, ols cine @eleni6aft iun9er nai-
iauilher 8eanlten beiiammen lab. Ser
Uruoer zines Der iiln9en Serren, Der 6orit-
nletlter inar, fam eeraoe bon Der eSago uno
er3dhlte nit Dielem Sseuer Ieine Sa9o1
abenteuer.
.9tumpeIt Elm Sai' berdus, paub! oa
lie9t er, in ben 8iiGIenranSen binein -
nod elmer, all's in ben &ihIenransen hins
Elm - cine Rette Selobiibner, panB! fiinfe,
le6le fallen, wupp bid all's in ben 9id=
ienran5en - Elm Sol' al's in ben 8i6Ien=
ranaen-roG eirer, lpupp !"
n6rib, b0r' nff," faate in rubi9em Son
ela is. gsROsr, sSi sSrib 6Or nff 20 gebt
Das @eId4ter Der @eieuidait ldst li6
benfen.
Cine neue Mrt Samenz6dder
bat ben Ionoerbaren Namen ,Sol@e" ers
balten, utb sipar barum, neil bielelben NIT
einem oplAGhnli1en 8riffe perlehen iinb,
uno BON ben Samen an Der Geite ,1etraaen
iueroen. Cine 0reslauer iebr befannte
GeiellIbaft bate nun fiir5Iih einen Ball
peranitaltet, nobel Der 8oritano oes Go
tilons $50 Stiid folder 5dder bert1eilen
iuollte. Da Lieie aber bier nidbt s,l erlana
gen paren, 10 muBte man licb birect an Den
sSobrifanterl nod 8erlin tpenben. Tin,
feine 3eit 81 Derlieren, ianbte man an ben.
felben fOl9enbe 0epeihe ob: ,Ghide TO-
tnrt loo 9old1e an bic @elellfhaft x 5u
Sdnoerl oes Y na9 greslau." ssSn Berlin
lpuroe, 10 ueloet bic y6Alei. Sta, oieIes
Seleeramn angehalteu, unb duf poliseili=
tbem Wege erfoIgie bemndhif Die Mnfraae,
wo5n te LOO 0olhe BON Der genannien
@elea5hoft 9ebrau1t lperben ipllten. Gs
bat bic Beior9nib Der Deb0rbe bier nidat
geringe eeiterftit eriuedt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-22
Sdweis(ames 1eben.

Sdpeisenb fdllt bsr Sbau bernisbsr,
@ie osr Sduee, Der idpsiseub Dsbt.
llnb bas neue Sabr fommt bieoer,
@ie bas aIte fbiueisenb sebt.
Sdmsisenb aud Der Strabl Der S0aHe
Gid auf GbaI unb Siisel feuft,
@9DeissnD I'D, Der Strom ersis1tt
Der bic WlablsnrdOer lent.
Gdneissnb aud bic as1i&t erfaas
Msnn EiD cine Sssis = iss1s. y
S9DrigrIs5 mint ;5s:sss I: 4: =: @.!lls
sfuiee f4nsiosnb i'm 0tbetl
e6nsigeaD aud tin llnre4t txa1t
Msile ben 0srlsumher abs -
e4peissao ltbt mt 0ds euts -
Stsslasab ilate n hal ~ | 8
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26
nosroS earrr.R mAsxKr.

Fer The week ending "Wednesday. ocsefsr =.
Al market az The eaFssst wssa Cattle s4ess Sheep
AMI LAMBS i4ssa: swine issss. namssr Ct Western
Cattle s4Sa; .ssssrn Cattle SIS wsssiag Oven NeFsh-
egn Cattle ami Mash Cows ssA
Prizes q Reef Cattle, PER ewt INV wvssAs-sStrA
aa&lsy s. soaSoo, arSs 00alay Sc sAa 81 seeSsed
QaAlls s. y se C. Ia, thirl qesllS 3 soa 6 %;
,soe-est gssaeS coarsc oxen Euils. ese~ s. 5sasoo
RrsealOa asacs 5 i,ss per u. Brighton rallew
sael,se per u oenatsy HIDES ~ Sc per n
coansgy Tsllew IL 6 per N Calf skins y lee
per III Ss,css. sna Lamb SKINS Ese 81 - each. a
Tho Supply of Cattle IA market Scr the week has
been larger than thaa ef the previous The quail
IL q those nUn the wcss roe mach dierea, hca
sASs Of lsss week Tue trade has been dail and prices
upon all grades Sea or besor the market fully ic per
II, Thero were sew very me Cattle sold at The
hsSaest quotations.
wessisS osssa--Saless At Sls1 slSA sl40 sl4s sizes
Sls0 Slss and SsoA
Store cNstle--YeaEliass Sll Il twoyear clas sic
= IS ,arec-yssr Slds So ~ per head
Mich oaws-we quote extra al SSsa 90 ordinary
SIS 80 per head A
Sheep sad IaEnhs-The supply fssa the west was
fair an owned by Butchers and costing l,s lac
per n From Maine one butcher had 5000 head which
Gust froa l-s A6ile per II. Frum the north there
was large supply and trade slow fOr poor grades
swine-Stero Pigs. wholesale l,so; retail Is
a &c per N. Eat HOgs l-s a SC per n.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26


A SQUIRREL LEAP.-Reeently little
redsquirrel, having been pestered con-
siderably by the lads above the saw-mill
Of Eben Webster s Co. on Marsh Point.
orOno. took refuge for life by running up
the large brick chimney near the mill.
By clinging to the corner he kept his foot
hold 50 well that he succeeded in reach
ing the very top. Here he found himself
upon the iron cap l04 IA feet from the
ground. As more and more of the waste
stuff from the mill was added to the fur
nsoe the chimney became hotter and hot
ter and his situation became more and
more disagreeahle He tried to descend
upon the side of the chimney. but
after getting down few feet gave it
up. turned about and went back. By
this time the chimney top had became
so hot that he must leaveit. SO after look
ing about carefully for few minutes he
evidently made up bis mind that he must
leap to save his life. and this he did
Spreading out his legs and balancing
himself 50 that he struck the ground fifty
feet from the base uninjured. and imme-
diately seampered of and secreted him.
self under a pile Of boards little distance
away -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26
MARRIED..

In Barton. October 81. 10y Rev. Austin noigc. Mr.,
Charles Heyt Of InaOavile and Miss Jennie L Ayers
% Barton.
In AIh1ny. October -, by Rev. Albert Watson. Mr..
Russell P Hitchcock Of westfeld and Miss Cynthia N
Fsrr ef AloSny.
In DanviIle. October 81. ~ Rev. J S Little, Mr..
William N Batehelder Of Newport. and Miss Hattie I
Kelsey Of nanville. PRINTER was rcmemeereSl
At the Baptist parsonage, Derby. October H. by Rev
C Lorimer assisted by Revs Gillies and Chandler
Herbert L Morse and Miss Alicia Ridgway. both Of
Newport
At the Methodist church. Albion. n. Y. by Rev. Mr.
Wilbur. Mr. Lucius Nye Of covSnty, and Miss Maggie
A Wilson Of Albion. New York es
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26
Tnsss oalLrsrs Brkxrp = ns..cru.


The house Of Charles Lawrence. at
the north end Of Fairfield Pond. VT.
was burned, Tuesday. Oct. 18th. ana
With it his three children. Mr.. law
renee. who is laboriRg man. was alb
sent At work. His wife. desiring 10 Wis,
it one Of her neighbors for milk. Locked
the door Of the house. which vas > cheap
affair. built Of logs fastening in the
children. one of whom was left in era
die The house was located in . retired
spot, of the main rad. aud no one saw
the hre until the mother. returning. dis
covered it when about seventy-fse rods
distant. and gave the alarm. The poor
woman was perfectly frantic on reaching
the burning building. and was with diff
hculty prevented from rushing into the
flames in search for her children. The
baby left in the cradle was burned al
most 70 crisp. The remains of the 9TH
er children were found under the bed.
and were not 50 badly burned. The
mother has been esnsured by some for
having locked her children in the house.
but doubtless she did as many Others
would under similar circumstances. A
subscription has been started for the ne
lief Of the distressed parents. who ars
poor
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

CINerSSarI. Oct ao,-A special de-
spasch to the Gs-efts from Fort Wayne,
Indiana. says considerable uneasiness ex-
lists there in consequence of an unusual
drought and heavy prairie and brush
hres in that vicinity. At times the city
Is filled with almost binding smoke and
falling ashes. which. after shutdown. set
tie down upon the city 50 denssly as to
render breathing and sleeping difficult.
Considerable damage Is reported among
the farmers, but no authentic report can
be obtained.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

NS-Al notices Of deaths inserted frees obituary
notices and poetry Ere osRts per fsae. es
In Glover, October IA. Peter Moores, aged 20 years
months and days.
In Holland. October S Mary Rlzina Mansur. wife Of
Nixon Morse. aged - years. s
ASLEEP in Jesus
In Irasursh. october Is, William H Perry. agci So
years and months. si1eaz estate aa q
Ia Newport, October ae. Of typhoid fever, David
Wiley, aged 81 years @
In Coventry, October Z Annie Belle, only daughter
Of HorAce and Roxy A Hancock. aged months and 5
DAYS t.H ~ 1-.. .ts.
In Bloomington, October s. Of cholera lnfantum,
infant son Of ozias Putney. aged Eve weeks.
In North Troy. October IL. Daniel Jones. aged %
years. -r.1a =.
In Albany october IL of cankerrash Charlie infant
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clifford, aged 10 months
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

J Sunday night Detroit policeman,
passing certain house about 10 o'clock.
saw man drop from a window, aud
heard smothered cries inside. He seized
the man for a burgler. but soon found
he had the owner of the house in his
clutches. 'well." said the officer, 1T
looked suspicious to see yeu drop out Of
a window that way" "Well" replied
the man, heaving sigh. when the old
woman gets her dander up, l amt par.
ticular about what read l take to get out
Of the house"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

Up Il BALL0ox.-A balloon ascen-
sion was advertised a. one Of the attrac-
tons Ct the county fair at Morenci, Ill,
few days ago While being inflated
the machine broke away, and > man who
was assisting In the operation got bis
leg entangled In the trapeze ropes and
vas carried up to . height of nearly >
mile He sseoee3ed ID righting himself
and hung On til the balloon descended
in an open feId some distance Of when
be was rescued, fnghtened but unhurt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

Let the next man who talks to the
President about third term ask him,
the Worcester Gazette suggests, from
what party he expects the nomination
whether Republicans. Democrats. or an
independent party. The Gazette doubts
very much if the Republican party can
be brought 10 renominate Grant: when
it does. it viii be time to begin to pre-
pare its obituary notice.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

} A Long Island taxpayer made the fol-
lowing speech in a discussion upon the
manner in which the educational affairs
were conducted; s.Mr Chairman. l rise
to stand up. and | am not backward to
come forward to support the grand ques-
ton of education for. Mr.. Chairman.
without education, l would be as igno-
rant as you are yourself. Mr.. Chairman. !"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26
wEBsrER 5 is the placelto buy
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STATkOF NEsSAoNTsl Grill .L.s5.
In Prelate Court holden a. lrashufgh IN and 81
said district, the sid tlay Of osolsf A II iS7s-
williasa Teen.tds Nssx paskes administrators
81 The estate et Wlldcr Parker late q Ration. IN
said ssstsses deeease MIKE application Sid court
with The eensen and sppTosttoa IN writing q all the
heirs RESTING w this Slate ef Heeuse sell the store
at Barton LxnaiRg. formerly occupied hy Granny,
skinner Fsfkes, and The aHd connected herewith.
situated iass ueFth 81 Austin Josayn 4 Co'S sicre.
representing that such sae would he hensnciai 70 81
interested ihengsn s-af fasfs Hskses.
whefeupcn Il Is unicsSa by said court That said a-
pcatan - rosxrei session tlcref % ee held AZ
the Probate efice IA irashurgh. the 18th day OF
Now A. D.. lssa fer hearing and decision theFecn.
And II Is further erer hat all persons interested he
ncted hereof nv publication % notice Of sat anpes-
ton, and order thereon three weeks snccssvey IN the
Orleans ceoaty Meeitors sewssaper Published ~
Barton. IN said district beloTe said time ef hearing
that they may appear at sad time and ace. aud slew
cause if they may have. why said license should
not Re granted 4dti
4s-as BY The Court. Z. A. STEWART. Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

TALMAGE's PAPER.-THs Christian
at Hork New York; ranks with the
best of the religious Keeklies- DR.. Tai
mage is its active editor. and his sermons
are published exclusively in its columns.
The terms. 1926 per annum. cover
everything, including postage and deliv-
cry Of the new premium. Portfolio of
Twelve Gems, or a copy of Landseer's
Twins Without the premium it is
only So per annum, postage prepaid, as
above. Agents viii find this a success.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26


Ex-MayOr Joseph Medill writes to the
Chicago Tribune from Germany as fol-
lows: drunkenness is so rare and infre-
quent ii may be said not to exist l have
Travelled thousands of miles through Ger
many IN various direction, visiting near
" all the chief cities. and have made
dihgent inquiry of American COnsuls and
other well-informed persons, and received
but one answer everywhere. viz. No
drunkenness among the Germans: public
sentiment would not tolerate it; the hab-
It's Of the country are against it, The
reason Of this freedom from inebriaticn Is
the total absense Of whiskey. and the sub
stitQeion Of the milder beer. Whiskey
IS the hog that possesses the spirit Of
the raging devil and the cultivation Of
whose intimate acquaintance makes g
many beasts and loafers of Irishmen and
Americans in the United States
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

The young lady of Milwaukee whose
father collected $500 of dentist for kiss
ing her. stole the money from her parent
and used it all up in bribing the dentist
to kiss her some more.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

The announcement of death In a
Massachusetts, paper, one day last week.
was followed with, New York papers
please copy. Of such Is the kingdom of
heaven"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26

A young woman, rather COED looking
and well dressed, created a sensation in
Norfolk, Va. recently. by riding about
the city in a mule cart and giving seren-
AIDES on an aecordian