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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-17
BaltimOre 8 ONO RaiIroad 90,

u
.ONEAND AFTER MONDAY, mo-
~ VRnBRR 8, 1919, Trains will leave wheel.
ing % tollows-WheOllng time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-17
Travellers, Register.

Y, il.g lsffOTtI- L.r.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-17
National Grange circular for jan

ws.A!ngtOn Correspondence of the New York
The National Grange circular for Jan.
uary shows an increase, since the. 18th Of
December, when the last circular was Is.
sued, Of 1850 Oranges. The total at
that date was 1895; the total at that Of
the last circular was 1o,ssa. The mem
berShip Is only approximately stated ct
about 10000. The increaSeiS largely in
the South and the Valley States, as will
be seen by the following table:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-17

Iron Production in the United states.
The following is an extract from the
statement recently read before the Amer
lean Iron and Steel Association at Phil
adelphia: st14
COMPLETE TARTp nv s1I-va
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16

MAINE EIECTIoN.-Thc state election
Monday resulted in 4 republican victory
bv full the usual majority The Legislature
is overwhelmingly republican. AMI all tiv'
republican congressman are elected. III
Governor vote will stand for Dinghy, re-
publican. about 5000: for Tilcomh, dem
ocrat, about 4l.0lU. Dingley'> majority OF
over IL 900 is somewhat larger than last
wear. The vote is also l,rTer and the
summing up of the matter i that pirtl'>
there stand lust about a heretofore
Col {. II. joyce was serenadel at Ru,-
land. Thursday evening. by the Mortified
band. Speeches We're made by Col. r. {
Benton. Major j. IIalSry Cu-hman of Ben
ninrton. and Col. joyce. and there was Il
pleasant time all rounl.
Tn. Central Vermont railroad oil ,cI>
have discharged G. I. Hull. station a-en
at C!arrmont IN all hi help. CONSISTING
of Il >wtchmrn and telegraph operator
for carelc>snc>- in causing the collision o
the. engines "Milt m" an - sharon. "r
Sept. "a, which. with ten or fifteen frel-h
cars. were dem ,li-hed. causing helv,
0 loss to the road 1t is claimed on thcl
o part that ,hrv are victims
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16

STn,,EHoI pEES' NETTING OF THE MON it'll
- w III; AID WELLS RIVER X L. CO.
The Stockholders of the Montpelier and WIS h.
Railroad COMPANY ar hereby II tined = MI q;
- II ii IN VI ,utclier Tuesday the - II tlaA -.
Seperber i l. at O'clock. to act on the f'4'"
t. rs Sc II the Stockholders viii vote {" lac III
.ssesslpI. ~ thu Railroad of said toInraH nv
{..,3s II any other party upon any terms anu Il
upon what terms. ..--,-,.., ,a-s Will -a-a .,
$50 none, Tor the present and future use ~ the '"ln
pauy. =, --, ,,-,41 .,,,,,ya-- mr. chang,
the stock of said Company now owned ~ iHeA4 III
pretrrr..i stock and II - upon what terms 81, .
ain 10 transact any other hilS!nts- proi"r VII L
met. IL va
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
NJ A r r | A G. E S .

1nMontyeler seHtemher?d by b. Eth S SdenWfr s.
Mr. MARTIN " WHEELoCk 81 btrih' ANU n'
HATTIE VI. STEARNS Of MontFeiler
In Sor,hAerd September II by Rev: W. k1dder; VI
GFoRIE f DUMAS and Miss IDA NJ DA 'lS' oo'h q
Waitsheld- n,,..
In Waitsfeld September 5th, by Rev II Baht,,tt
Nr DAVID CORSS of Duxbury, and MISS Emma
STOCkWELL of Fayston
IN Waitsteld Septeinber 9th. 10y Rev } IL Babbe'
NJ F SHAW Of Waitsteld, and Miss MAh1
SpAIIDINCI q Warren
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
MISERABLE FARM FOR SALE.
MAR Mo>TrELIEH VILLAGE

The UNDERSIGNED ffer- :r sale til" tarin il'eli
IA The late H.z.klah Nari ~ Berlin Sald iAril n ~
,,ts3 -, I.rl .-haf mile iron. hvniltller ~
Is.-.. and contains ~ II excellent aii idsi
a.; mi, ,ya-l,,ll land l. l,-Hl aid easily
.rri,d on ha> A,lIiic AMI n hard q" ~ u'f;
md stly gratis a- Ua SUGAR NAPLES. or 10 a'f's
ard never fa supply Of water al l',r' aii'4 ai ~
good house containing 10 r'ln- WIN lih 80 ~
aud wood shed attached Barn aNi". u IN eLti ~
',n,r,, AL, ner house. 2uA-3 with cellar AID M'lk
mon attarl,- said raise. the past Year = Il
nay o shells corn, I-i : i'tatn> h." b4rliti-
a;s tesl,i,s a good supply "f vegetables frnIt &c
Enr t,rtu.r tarflsllar- inquire II j I fMfhh
nint~ n,,Tty ~ t-HAKIFS NAID Administrator
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
\ cttcr, I ncaIIrG for nj Montpelier fosi o"iFf'
,cnteubcr 4tt. 1874.

,-T, obtain these letters persons must give the
above date . -, I'll. ,,,rI,,-, F-an,.se
uaskins Nar-ey Mansfield, Nellie \ fa-t
GENTS Vim. NJ. Barrett. Crane HaTl' ti IaIh
na III H.nrI pelle.er l. 1 Pax. Cnrl>t Il Pelnar
II u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16

us I> M hh@HbES ' Asst n Ina5es
~ y w Hrl , G Ht9H NJ H. sa:e,+ Attorney.
1 y MIX lit SEW, 5 SHIFT Clerk.
lh. aranl Jury is still in session.
.lq.l.r Picrpoint remained during the
.t.l,.ofl lat week and the following cases
,...r. tried while he presided:
\. t.. d. p Spencer vs. Elijah Bemis
.,....- WI, an old ltigltcd case for tre>pas-
.'..... small strip of land in Cabot village.
Ir..,lrft. moved a fence pltf. had built and
.r..i.r.l render Il verdict for plf. to re-
..r some extremely small amount.
\. IL. Town of Cabot V. Town of
Walden. This was a 'paupcr case and
...,- came of victorious.
\. $50. Betsy +. Martin vs.. Town OF
,1.otn.licr. This was an action fol
.'...,. .,r.., sustained by falling on the side
...r1a LITTLE east of the Episcopal church
~. VI .,.n.lirr on the , 81 otli>t December
f. .rlf claimed the sidewalk WAS "riIg
Two or three inches in the center
.r.,. now hal fallen, been trol,len down
...I afterwards the unpncked snow remnv
= leaving an elevation of two or three
49,. Ines in the center of the walk that slope,
.rt.,.,. or three feet each side; and tina
H. walk WAS very slippery and dangerous
TIM. defence claimed the sidewalk wis no
T.. such bud condition. The chtrgc of th'
...j.,,. was clear that no negligence of pill
..u-. have contributed to the accident l
......v,}y were To be- had Mrs. Martin
-,.riou-lv injured there is no question
,r... hfp hone htvin@ been broken. Bu
l,.,l1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
r/E\AS F.. BATCIIELpERN Isl Al T.

STATE OF VERMONT. Rand lIh DISTRICTS
=, ,.r,-t hold at Ir,-skf.li. -ald District
a., The 18th dan Il August. A u "a 81. ....,, ~
oren n Barrflcl,r. aiIIlIll-tiai 81 IN,
Zenas + I3atch.ldsr. late ~ trais' ia -ali ~
dereas.,i presents ms admin Il az. ~
- t distribution and Partition Il Ia" estate ~
Whereuror oriercd b! said curt that sald ar
80, sud SAID aYIcalou te referred 10 a - eeI,h
,hcraof r. l held al Fruat. ono" ia sild ~ COX
,tii ,, rh.. 18th september. \ u - i"I Iear
-, ,,d decision thereon: And II fHrtftr order q
ma. rnflc here t. al PERSONS lhttr's''d "
t,ni1.rrl OF IN. same three weeks eu'cee-lhtlA III
traen VI ,urra.u newspaper lnbllslf u
At utl,rlr pre-. t. said time All olnted l"f IL
~. my may arIear SAID tllut and llac' al q
sh w cause If they hake. v by sad a'''ii4t
sLo,'l1 ,1nf H.. all 81. and such decree made
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
-as2. ny JOHN H CIFAVELAND, judy.
4 DOLPHUS DENNIS ESTATE

AiT,TF OF VERMONT District of WASHINGTON.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier III said DISTINCT
Nv, the sth day Of September. A ID lrsi-
r K Jones Executor of the estate OF Adolpnus
Denny late of Mortified, IL sad distinct deceast q
administration account Tor examination
and allowance and makes application TOR degree Of
aud of the estate OF sand deceased
Wherrupor IL Is ordered by sand Court that aid &C
count and said Application be referred 10 - sslon
tbereof fo he held the Probate Once said Monte
her on the 2sth day OF september. A. l. ls Tor lear
M and decision thereon And II Is further ordelt
that NOTICE be TO all IersoEs On
publication the three weeks suCcessEeN IN u
t,reen Mountain Freeman. neWsE lublsDed
Montpelier, previous to said time appointed Tor Iear
ing that they may appear at sad time and place, and
show cause If any they may have why said account
should not be allowed and such decree made
xg-w3 ~ NV HARVEY TILDEN, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
T I'VE AGENTS WANTED.

4, sell Ibr CH.>F'- RECIPES: IT I>F"RNAIl"N FOE
EVERYBODY Ia every comfy Ia Ailt;a f.llai 80
~ tho Publisher ~ a-"~- II contains 'Nff ~"
household recipes. AMI suited T. al classes aid .'l
.1@os II s..-I.tN wonderful t~~'k and a n''leh
urc.Se1tN II @,S AZ sl-iit Greatest lll,i "
ever offered h,nk AGENTS fN'll-iht tl'.1a
I,.a,I - AGENTS NOR. than lt.e th'lT Inoiit
,iIr.Ss pit t'HA-F-S SHAN fltlN l M fi'll 81
tHt.I ,ri-EI FM55Al3'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
\ OF &c E.

There will be petition presented to the legislature
If Vrrmont for new County II be formed out OF the
mari of Orleans County the west part Of Gala
donia County the north part of Washington County,
and the east part OF Lamollle county WIN haIo"i'
for IFS County seat CT shire town.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
LAND TAX.

Notice is hereby given that application VIII De msoe
to the General Assembly at ITS next olentai ~
Grand Lat of Harris the County OF Washington
Cor he purpose of making and repairing roads, and
buildings bridges in said gore ,.
GEORGE W. LYNDE
Harris Gore Aug. % 1874 Fw5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16

......,-,.f.y We're to be had. MIS-. Martin
....- seriously injured there is no question.
.f..h hin bone hlvin@ been broken. Bu-
.l.,.i.lry thought the town was not liable
...i tl,. a verdict for the defendant.
r..rr was not in session Mondty. On
r....-llv it began its session again, Judge
4. .,Ipre-i,lng. and the following cases
I..trbucn tried:
Me-. Smuel Somervile V. Roderick
RI alr,l>on This was an action to recover
.,.> m ,nrv 81 timed to have been paid IL
,-..rv. The ease went To the Jury this
t.r.n nom and they are still ont with it.
y, - Frrrman BiXhv V. Montpelier
~ =. .John-burv X. X. Co. This case i
,..y on trial 1t i to recover for injuries
....,..l,.l in IN accident fresh in the minds
.t cur readers.
urLEANcE Notwithstanding even
.,... ,I,.r, w.t~ a very full attendance nj
\T-aec IIlll. Dca IIibbard presided am
Rev. MIR. Dyke of West Randolph otIcre.
drawer. Prof. White, the new Irincipa
.f IN" Methodist Seminary, gave review
e the first temperance movement IN the
country fifty wear, ago, that awakened tn
,.,u~cirpcc- Of 600 men Is to the true M
,,ir,. of the business of um-selling: an
.,r,,nrthe Washington IN mOvcmt II. wAlci
Jil 20 much cool thirty years ago. IL
r,r,,rd the necessity Of personal effort an
All kinds of effort To awaken mems con
sciences and 50 to create Il public sentimen
tlat should strongly support all move
mcut> for the suppression of the evils o
drinking.
Rev. Mr.. Warren. of Btrre. then spok'
ut some length in most interest ing man
n..r. H. urged that the worst law w
ever had WIS tn" old license law, and SAT-
That many ,c.'mrl to talk rs though tn
effort to dcu legally with intcmperanc
wa, a new thing and the prohlbltory lnN
, first experiment tried before others IN
f,.IcI. Tnr truth was the prohibition
l,w -u..r,.d.l a license law AMI that tn
diff .lItir, of is enforcement attlchc
th.m .rIvr, II any method Is the rul
question. He had no fear that the stat
WAS ro.no t, take any back track i'll tn
premises. COL Hopkins gave a fnrth'
acroun, of that II ,yc~ and Co. jngtulI tn
cot it, receivers into Cledonlt Count
i,il. and sud the last effect that he h
heard of. WI, getting the father of one
the. Young men to rive Il mortgage ON Il
,lacc to ret his by ont of trouble. Othr
-, kc briefly and the meeting adlourne
COUNTY FAIE.-All interested in the Il
At East VI ,ntp.ler, and that mean, ever
holv. should take notice that entire,
stock an article, for exhibition 4. Il
Wa~hin~tp IN County Agricultural Sotle',
Fur can be made l'y applying TO Ga
KIM. Est Montpelier. AMI to W.
Martini PInintield.
Tnr farmer, of this colnty OH 5ht to tn
oI, and eclipse their former efforts eve
ThcvaIwa1, have a flir to be pruoi OF a
there ourlt to be no falling back this "
but an alvancc all along the line.
Th. best how of stock viii be on
second DIV Of the fair. but we have civ
our opinion in another column ab
driving away the animals before tn" Ia
done.
~ ,.. ,- -
were a couple of >ciz ,rrs Of that kind
til. ardent d.nomInttel whl> key. Ill
bur.l vas 70 mi at TAomas M'ri'rt
IN on the l2inSt. WIS adIudgel " COZ
r4t." bv Justice Robinson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
D EAT II 5
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

In Berlin Sept 10th. Mrs. SARAH b HEAL H. WIG
Heath late Of Cabot aged - years
md 25 DAYS:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
vu>T EyEKY FOURTH PERSON NEED>

WI Ut EV Ely FUt Il IT IN W
Ia some convenient, agreeable and prompt iemeh'
g. U.htu A, o-tiycnpSS. 1 would a'ivi-e ali mot
who are troubled with Dyspepsia Co>uF ene
Piles tliousness, Headache, or any io'i 81 ii'
cas,,nn TO use DIR. ii ,RRiSo>'S PEnlsrALii
! ozE>GEs" Elisha Huntington NJ ID, eN i;'t"
tenanttiovernor of Na->achu-eits They are pea.
AMI To the taste and never require increase OF uo-'
., ,,er,,.cI , cure Trial box 80 cts. Large DON
20 =. maile, free for This last price
DIR U\RRI>ON'S ICELAND BAL>AM-
a splendid cure for COUGHS HoARShNtSs ana al
ruRoAr and Lung complaints FOR sale by r.
HARRISON ( Co, roprletorS, No. lemon
remple Boston, and all Druggists Fin-lo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16

DIR RAKtR'S PAIN PASACEA. for Rheumau7h'
>euralgia Cramps. Collie, DIarrhr'' oholerA
Norbus Cholera Infintum, >prains, Burns Scalu>'
Brui,es Chilblains, FrosI-bites, Swelllnss, sore
ness of the Joints and all painful affections oil Inc
body. external and internal. For Colds, sore
throat Ounsy, and diseases of the throat an
mucous membrane, invaluable remedy JOHN
F. Henry, CUKRAS & CO., fropristofs' : ana
College Place, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
LTAR STOVE BOARDS.
HAVE YOU TRIED
J L X L 3 + B 4 ?.
AEE-YOr
Wea.:, Nervous, Or DebHitated?
JIAVE vol TRIED

A.. v,u Ia-1.ii -ill. aT erti llres more Of
a I'll n than YOU frel capable II niakluET
Then rv RI l5'cBA tn y0,ll .-fll Tonic and IN
vIt.oRAToR. WIN "a at q ~ ANY "a "a - reuF"
rams A. IlilJart all tn vital forces
al sic asiae-Zrr- VIII IA stun liat's Tor
only L. II tail To- lower depth
misery. Int i Is vegetable t;lr acting directly on
n. llI-r aud St'i'-ri
II mates tn b ,pS-l- Iuis tn and gives
sch healthy fnne t TIL Nil - =Ns'eln as 10 50
ma ke the invalid feel like Ie-Ssl-
Is ~, -rI va-lt. 5Ir l. chlra terIZA 10y
-raat ---ntlen-: til patient eNnHrl@nc- no SUD len
ha1, II, rrara.l r. att b- rAiltllv his troubi.
F,,d their tents. like the ArAus.
And silently st- Il away
This j. no raSt n Il--l-i / very. bit has h@en
M (-i WIKI xai n 1 al re- llf- aud IL Ira
nI,ci hy n ms M 4 al I'm rites the most
r,wt-tu! toiilr ana Alternative knpwl-'
Asa yolr drl--lst Tor Il FM}i~i
For sal by e. =. ,iDDDwIN < 60. b ,stpn-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
Ill Hiding I!

Method # pr Strc,i,r A. thorough instruction
-. .,,,.t-4 d, Mr. r r GRANT.
T. - Il ~ "a
sI"ri-Eelier- VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16

Az I>FALLIBLE PILE EEMEpf.->unererS Win
this painful disease whr have tried electtia iee
Lotions continents AMI long list OF nostruIn> LOT
its relief IN VAIN will thank Us Tor calling attention
TO ANAkE>I>, the happy discovery OF pr. >iL>bEe
an eN perienced AMI scientific; MD ih"u''h"s u
cases attest IL vIItue 1t l. Simple supPosit ~
act, a, an inst ument soothing pouitlce ana ui'''-
emo c,vc, instant relief and cures permanently
pri,. sl.ol. sold by Druggists every where
,\>kE>IS Depot, a. Walker II. New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16

r.,.,, ,.,-l-I..i ~ ;il- aIitiarl II e CzFRSr :
ItTTrK- ,,~ M Ar ~ IIATI>'' IHF lIAN" ana ~
- - II Nm Il : u.tA q i ~ lare''
PRICE $50
Al g.. h. ,..al l. post aIi. i'r TIN r'All Irlc'
,,.s.,f OLIVER pIT-'N 4 %. Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
coo WILL Buy 4
NHE SONG MDNAHCH !
~TN.iE t!A>>E>.
RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD

Pri., -, u.s.. or - per do-t'l-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16

f1.> TIMOTHY P REDFIELD. Chief Judge.
u'> dAHtrS III fi,i H311;ThH' Asst JUDGES.
- p DnLINCH AN. States Attorney
10 " IYFDKD sheriff.
t',--TIIfE NEWLOMB. Clerk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16

3 Iv.d re. Lamoillc County, ha, been
Inducing in riot. Some people oppose"
tn the Good Trmplars obtained admission
o their lodge, were elected and "A street
+; ,rt followed in the dark and afterwards
hv lamp-li"ht; IL Miss Thomas bringing
ont the needed kerosene. Some OF the
! Good Tcmplars We're badly bruised ana
one of their assail;tntS is seriously II not
fatally injured. The teud IS still lively
and very likely more trouble will come
Of it.
RFCIrHocIr.-At a meeting of the
h,,rI of directors of the State Ayricultur
Al Society. w cdncslay evening, commit
tee was appointed, con sisting of Hon. \
r S,fford, Hon. Crosby Miller, Lawrence
Br,incrI. Henry Clark and c. Horace
Hubbard. to report resolutions expressive
of the views of the board on the reclproc
ity treaty
Sr AIBASs Butter MARkET-Sept Is
The m ,r!>rt was firm. We tote common
ia fair % to 25c: medium to gool q t.
2sc. choice 80 to 81; selections, 50 to 81.
Probate Court
HARVEY TILoEN, JUD5E. y. 4. CHASE, REGISTER
: Bushes, transacted in the Probate Cour
: for the District of Washington during tn
week ending September II, 1874.
SEPT s-Asaph' Towns estate administrator g AZ
count allowed a nd assignment made.
, SEPT i0-A E Ii5odnow's estate inve1tory return
: ed Estates o Robert Z. Cove. cyrus wheeler an
Lewis Buruham-applicatins tor license to sell re-
n estate, re erred 10 o ,tOber o. -
Il SEPT ll-R. W. Toby's estate-lnventory returne
D Royal Wheeler's ate-Coml1llssloners report +
turned.
SEPT TT j. ST. Glars estate special admnlstr
a. I.llarh
The New York herald., 1874-08-31

| WANTED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS YOUNG MEN
to learn Ren%panshp
terms moderate. Address COLLINS. box l4J Herald
The New York herald., 1874-08-31

A FURNITURE FOR SALE AND HOUSE TO LET.
"A. at private residence l2U West I'D st. 9Th
Pianoorte paror suit Centre Tables Bookcase Carpet
&C. III los TO suit purchasers 40c the dollar Rare
opportunity for parties in wan. OF first class furniture.
Call private residence l20 West 23d street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-31

VITANTED-A DRY GOODS SALESMAN, HAVING A
well recommended. Apply at DICKS dry goods store,
The New York herald., 1874-08-31
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS Gov
IA erness; can teach English music and the rudimen,s
OF French; also ornamental needework would accept
small salary. Address G. NJ, Herald Office
A GERMAN LADY TEAC TER, TEACHING GER
"A man. French, English. Drawing, the rudiments of
Music and oil kinds OF Iancy work wishes situation
visiting govcrness best references Address Miss a k
BIB East AID st., near "a av.
The New York herald., 1874-08-31

A PRACTICAL GARDENER. SCOTCH MARRIED;
~ understands all branches OF the business None
but those having glass need apply Addres, g. H., box
ia Herald Office
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-09-24

dent in a conversation to-day express
ed his surprise at the conduct of the op-
pOnents of the Kellogg government In
resorting to arms to maintain their
political position, or in other words in
augarating civil war. He had to many
citizens of Louisiana express a kindly
disposition toward the people and
hoped for better things, but it seemed
that they had misjudged, If they
thought resort to violence on their
part would pass by the government
In this connection be incidentally re
marked that prompt measures would
suppress any further disturbances, and
a similar course would have saved the
country from the late rebellion. After
signing the proclamation the President
himself wrote two military orders ad-
dressed to the commanders saying, in
effect, that they must protect life and
preserve the peace to the best of their
ability. All orders to be issued by
them must be previously submitted to
the proper military authorities for ap-
prOval. There were regular plans of
military movements, but orders will
be issued to meet the emergency
Troops will be sent to New Orleans in
such numbers as may be reqnired, as
the President is determined to save
life Il preserve the peace.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-09-24
sect the Fore Horse by the
Head"

This is an old proverb, and very
good one for men and women to re-
member. You all know, that, in dri-
wing a team with several horses, if the
first goes astray, all go wrong. In
Switzerland, where the stages are driv-
en- over immense mountains, it is
sometimes necessary to put six horses
in the traces. But the drives have to
he extremely careful, and the leader is
a strong and easily managed animal;
for in turning some of those sharp cor
ners, or driving down steep places, a
single wrong step would turn the
stage, passengers, horses, and all down
down an awful precipice, where they
would be dashed to pieces. Yes; we
all know how important it is to get
the fore horse by the head,' to keep
him under control, and make him go
straight.
Now, unless you do this in your bu-
siness affairs, you will never be able
to tell where you are driving, or how
you will turn out. To get the fore
horse by the head is to keep down
your expenses, so that what you earn
shall be more than you spend. When
you have done good piece of work,
and get your money in hand don't 20
and spend it all in new hat or fine
dress, or watch, or bracelet, or
some fancy thing, just for show and
vanity. Buy what you need, and put
the rest in the savings bank; for rainy
days will come when you will be glad
to keep it. You don't know how much
stronger and happier and more con-
tented you will feel when you have fif-
ty or twenty, or even ten dollars laid
up in safe place. 1t is great deal
better to 90 beforehand than behind
hand in your money matters. So be
sure you get the fore horse by the
head,' every one you.
To do this you must work. Do
something. If you cannot get tie kind
of work you would like, do what you
can. A young man went to California
number of years ago. He had mon
ey enough to pay his way there, but
very little over. He knew he must
work, but could not at once get the
situation he wanted; so he made up his
mind to do the very first work that Of
fered that was honest and respectable.
He went down to the wharf where
sOme men were taking lumber from a
ship. He offered to help pile up the
boards; and he did it well. Then he
went on, and found another similar
job, and pocketed his earnings. Pret-
ty soon he attracted the attention of a
gentleman who was on the lookout for
clerk. This young man will suit me-
he says; for he is not afraid to work.
and he offered him the place. 1t has
proved to be good one, and step
ping-st0ne to prosperity and wealth.