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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-09
FRESH TOPICS.

WHATEVER may have become of DON
aldson, there is no question but that he
had g high old time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-09

SOUTH AMERICAN soldiers have had
their pay raised to eight cents per day.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-09

DRINKING ones self to death is COM
mon pastime in these degenerate days.
But it is not often we hear of one drink
ing himself to death on cold water. Such
a case, however, has recently occurred,
the victim being ex-Gov. Graham, of
North Carolina. He went to Saratoga
to drink the waters for his health, and
imbibed twenty glasses a day. This,
the doctor says, was too much, and hast
ened his death. The advocates of cold
water should take warning, and not
drink to excess.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-09

The enlargement of the Welland canal
has commenced. This canal cuts through
the Canadian peninsula west of the
Niagara river, between Lake Erie and
Lake Ontario, and it is to be enlarged to
a width of 100 feet at the top and 100
feet at the bottom and depth Of four
teen feet, solidly walled for considerable
distances with masonry. 1t will take in
the largest lake steamers. The work of
charging the Welland is expected to oc-
cupy three years, and cost from $10,
100000 to $40, 100000
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-09

The son of DR.. S. S. Wallihan, of
Southern Colorado, lad of 10 years old,
was the occasion of most heartrend-
ing tragedy short time since. Seeing
a hawk sailing along, he became anxious
to shoot it, and, catching up his loaded
shotgun, rushed, boy-fashion, for the
door of the house, where he carelessly
struck the gun against the decreasing,
discharging it. The whole charge en-
tered the neck of his mother, who died
in five minutes. Mrs. Wallihan leaves
five children, one Of them babe.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-09

No city In the country-New York.
alone excepted-is so well supplied with
.amusements as Chicago. The city has
an over supply, and all grades-good,
bad and Indifferent land people visiting
there, by any ordinary Judgment, need
never be deceived. The "New Chicago
'Theater" and +" McVicker's Theater' will
rank with the best in the country. At
either a good entertainment is always
presented. Money is lavishly spent by
the managers of these two houses for
the comfort and pleasure of their pa
irons. Both are making unusual efforts
for the Exposition term, and all may
visit them with the certainty of being
pleased.
WmIIAMC. RALsToN, the unfortunate
President of the Bank of California, who
committed suicide after the collapse of
the gigantic financial balloon which he
had himself inflated, and which he alone
directed in its dazzling course before the
eyes of its multitude of worshippers on
the Pacific Slope, wasa most remarkable
man. He left home of limited preten-
sions IN the East and entered the Bank
OF California as cashier, when its capital
was small; he finally became President of
the bank, and then commenced a career
OF daring and successful speculation
little less than miraculous Every
thing he purchased Immediately rose in
va1ae; every enterprise or scheme he
favored appeared to be successful; it
only needed his investment in any min
ing stocks to have them Immediately
and permanently "bulled." He was
watched in his business investments
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-09

RUBBING warts, night and morning,
with moistened piece of muriate of
ammonia, is said to cause their disap-
pearance without pain or scar.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-09

; Now lay me down to sleep,
/ pray the Lord my soul to keep;
If should die before I wake,
T pray the Lord my soul to take. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10

RAILWAY Accident The smoking and
mai car. with a passenger coach attached
to the mlil train. Thur~div on the Harlem
Ext n>ion railroad. between Bennington
md Chatham. was thrown from the track
hv u broken rail. when within some two
miles of Chlthlm, the trucks to the ears
being considerably broken. but no person
being injured. The engine and baggage
car with the passengers AMI mails proceed
cl to Chlthan. from where information of
the accident was tclrIrlphrd to Brnnny-
ton. An engine, passenger and mail car.
toy Their with a party of men. We're i'm
modiltrlv sent to the place. and after
working nearly All ni~ht. the broken cars
were again placed on The rails and carried
to Ch,llEtm. where they We're left. The
mails and passengers north. We're then
brought TO Bennington, where they arrived
at 80 A. NJ Friday morning, thirteen
hours late
The engine attached to the 3 A. NJ train
south. over the same road. jumped the
track Friday morning when near Manchc>-
ter depot, every wheel leaving it. An
engine and party Of men was sent up from
Bennington and the engine place on the
rails. Just rs the mail train from the south
arrived there No damage was done
Ice on the the track. which on some por-
lions Of the road is quite troublesome. was
the rall-p of il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

1t is related of M. Truax OF Flanklin VINO die d
the 4th, in his 1881 year, that when he was 81
yesrs old he sksted across Franklin Pond; and
when he 100 he made several small pals ami
walking canes, his eye,Ight being good as not
to require glasses. lie made IA trip to Montreal
last summer.
About Six O'Clock Thursday evening, the school
house in District No. H. IN G. oryia east of the
Center took fire, it Is supposed from carelcssne>s
IN leaving the stove open and after an unsuccess
full effort to extingui>h the flames was burned to
the ground. Loss $3.50, insurance
The fair of the Franklin Agricultural and Me-
cnancal Society will be held this year, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, September g, 8 and 10, on
their grounds in Sheldon.
Mr.. Wilmont NJ. Mavham, a member of the last
e, aluating class OF Newton, Mass. has accented a
call to become pastor Of the Baptist church in
Swanton,Vt.
A special to the Chicago Tribune from Denver
Colorado, reports that during heavy snow storm
on the plains in January, Valentine r. Ferris Of
Swanton, Viz who with a party Of buffalo
hunters, was lost and is supposed to have per
ished
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
PREPARED BIZ
H. II. STEVENS, Boston, Mss.
WHAT Is VEGETINLe

IT comround extracted fr ,'n iark-. i "a; a
herbs II l. Natures tirn- ~ II Ter: to harG
less from bad effect upon the ---sn II
Isng ard strengihelIln- II acts directly t-iil
h.uui 1t qlets the nervous stem 1t
GOOD. sweet sleep al III hit Ii l. "a IL *
fathers and mothers: TT II them >-rc- I'll
lliltts their mi gives H. Ia N-'Ires e,
sleep. a. has teen IroF' S mann n ar'd I'i-'
the great Blood Purifier II t Lli-- rtlL.cA
children l. has relieved and rr.i Ia 4saI.i- L
very pleasant t. tale cil-d h's T. IT re:.
4, all dis. atln< ta a
Try the VEGETINE Give II tar fTlal t't ar 'In
plants: then yoU Will I friei i. IL ID
acquaintance, Try II: II has cured III
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
CALEDONIA COUNTY.


The editor ofttc Lyndon Union relates The fol-
loving In looking overa pie Of oil ic.t,,s be-
longing to q. O. Dlmlch', strpmolhcr winch M.
been packed away upwards OF hvc wears a Ia,gc
and beautiful huIte'h WAS iounh 1uldel IN one ct
the letters, Whc e It III remained the above, Icn.th
of lime, which after lynn, awhile IN a warm rom
commenced h>n- round the hpu-e AMI at tn.
time OF tn : wIlh'g is ell aud lively as summer
butte ~.
Z. 4 /, tArrbants x Go. keep 4 Ito e in adj
ton 10 their manufacturing business, at st Johns
bury and are the only hul~,trs- house that has not
at least lily opposed the ~ovclcI-ns of Industry
on account OF their co operation policy an buyn.
goods from the ma kc. The Fairbanks company
express themselves willing to o,lcr goods for the.
>overeign7 with their own orders. Thrv recognize
the fact that What benefits tlcIr vorhn. N benefits
them.
The Ken which has been going the round, of the
state press to the effect that the Ftubtn,,' scale
works at Il john bury were >i,ltlahIy Ie-
ducing the numl e. OF their emppvcS. and thai
OF their best hands were out of elnplnvmcut
was entirely incorrect and dr! gross injustice to
the M'ssrs Fairbanks. 50 far from dl>chirying
employees thus far tins year the prolurt of then
scale works has been nearly double what it was
last year
Barnet man discovered a rat cn>conccd in the
H. zee of one Of his sheep. Of the recent cold
mornings, nearly frozen % ,lea H.
Miss Lizzie Hall Of St Johnsbury, who expected
to go 10 Turk as a mis-, lonlIy. not accepted
by the Board on acc0unt OF impaired health.
Thomas Whalen, of It. JohnSbury, wanted in
Connecticut for hi ,amy, wa, arrested, Saturday in
Pas sumpelc Niilagc, near st. JohnsHurv.
CfIIrTENDEN COUNTY.
The aldermen have taken the place owned by
{. Dodge on North avenue for a smallpox hos
pltal aad pest house in spite OF a protest from
large number Of citizens, who think the location
too the ,tcn ely populated pat OF tie city.
ESSEN COUNTY.
The EIpfesS Is = again PANIED to record the
death' OF lady ut Island Fond Has 1t made
practice IN the past of recording her death?
Lew +. Ha. tshorn, of Luucnhulsh found OF
going to his barns the 81 st ut. To do his chores
that the long shed betwe II his barns had crushed
and lallen to the ground fl ON the heavy weight 0
snow upon il, killing six head o nee yeaIngs, on,
two year old heicr and two sheep.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
GRANDISLECO1NrY-
Two South Hero hunters went bear hunting in
Franklin C"n"'y, n. Y, and captured alive on
bear. three deer, two sable and one hedgehog


! Two South Hero hunters went bear hunting in
Franklin C"n"'y, n. Y, and captured alive on
bear, three deer, two sable and one hedgehog
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
Lizzie, little daughter of MrliSnn Potter G
BelvIdcre, narrowly escaped death a few laws ago
She and cousin went into the cellar after apple
taking light. 1t Is supposed she set the light j.
the bn and climbed up over it setting her c'othe
on fire. some of the family hearing her screams
ran and eNtInguishcd the flames but not until tn
chll'> dress and apron burned of, althouyt
The chii herself was not badly burned.
: good story i toll OF two Lamoe count,
Ia mels. They induced their wives $50 the stor
goes to join the grangers and report, be fore tn.
would commit themselves. Now. while they would
they cannot tor two blckballs greet every app
cation. Meanwhile, the wives go regularly an
tiIumphanlly 10 every grange meeting, and til
men stay at home, tend babies and wonder wha
they do at the grange any how.
ORANGE COUNTY.
HRookfIfIp.-At special cnmmun icaton O.
Mystic star Lod-e, No. q. F. ;& \. n. held JAM.
AIRY 70, the following officers were in tale for tn
year ems uins: " NJ, y. W. Frink; s. W, ca,
siuo Re k; }. w., {. IL. Biglow; Treasurer, &C..
Crane; Secretary, L. ~. Clerk, jr.; : D., Geoly,
Bread: }. d.. I. Gala n;J Il Lleaveland; lyle,
H. NJ. Wilson. The inst tllltIon was public, an,
although 1t was cold and stormy outside vet abou
one hundred was present, an | it was warmth an.
cini'it in,l lc e'peci lily 4, gooily number 0
ma~"no' wives and friends were present. \ ~.
anime FOX the good of the order was carried
out consisting OF toasls and espon>e>, music etc.
after which refreshments were provided, maxim
IN all an enjoyable time Tor those prcscn'.
Water is now plenty in West Randolph ut p cents
a barrel.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
several deaths recently from canker rash in A.
banv.
J.. II Dazzling, hotel keeper of East Albany, Piled
guilty 10 ten Violations OF the liquor law the 9TH
day.
j Y Green, Of Newport be evrs that his build
lng- were saved from iite at fhc time Major tIrous
buildings burnri. through The power of pri g.
lie says lhttIf he ever plavel ie,ventlv it was thu
aud tn ".ni very soon changed AMI hi, Dublin.
were -ayet.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The Rutland railroad company has declared
>cmI-Anmuu dividend of } IA pcl cent upon the y, T.
fc1cl e,oc paynb.c IN Scrip
The Glohc says that the Euiland sportsman who
predicted 4 mil orcn winter because the hair on
-qimtel-' tus wa not 50 thick as usual, had his
eds frozen four inches deep the other III ,lnIng.
J. T.. rhaW the mur drrer Of Mrs. Fleese at Rut
Land who sentenced to death by the suprem
court on | thursday made an adde's, u the court
protesting hi innocence and charging hat HI,
enemies had secured hi- convIction
WI<DHAM COUNTY
Arson y. Pmk.r, Of Lonl,nd"rry. probably n.
srit.ilIti.. "A II rnpr a. can be found ha- c-u,-lt o
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Bennington man ha- Invvnte y very ,r-cuj-
Gus com dIoprc: Wh!rh l. attached to Il hoe hIt.-
die. 1t can be saI gel 80 A. 10 d,op any numhn
If heinc's, and on pulling slun- Iuuuln- ulous
The handle The corn l. depo~ It,d thu mn. Tie
taIln'l> are well Pleased with 1t. II very chc4i,
and saves one - hand" IN the ii H.
Tire recent th.sw At Bennington hl,A" III, HE
Inoul tam sutanl-, and plcciIIratr'j hno! upon
the village GA Two OF the streets. Friday. tne Wa.
ter was io"t deep, and cellars iwop lsleI> anu
bans we've flooded.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
\ o L &c f

Inc ,;iI us # Washington County. vino favor the
t IT hlhitory llI Tor law are requested to meet at
,- era Il jury Room Montpelier. Saturday
~ o'clock A to nominate County
~ .,--il.l-r. AMI appoint town and county commit
----- ~ the next ensuing
BIZ ORDER OF COUNTY COMMITTEE.
~ rrIary Ih. I-sj- F6v2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
CLOUGHS ESTATE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the Hon
orahe Probate the District of Washington,
Commissioners. to receive, examine. and adjust all
Claims and demands OF all persons against the estate OF
ciark Clongh late Of Bfra i'll said District, de-
cfeeed andaI claims exhibited in offset thereto here
no 1--WE. notice VIII the afore-
SAID al the dwelling house of Widow Augusta coug
ia perllu o., the 18th day of February and th day Of
lime uryt from o'clock P until three O'Clock
"a b OF days, and that six months from the
iaV of De -ernbc D. 1874 is the time limited by
said Court said creditors TO present their claims to
ms for examination and allowance:
hated AT r.. Rim this 2O day January A. D. 1875
~, S1i t b6Swo H NE Comm'rs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10

y Cin.l2na.i, oti2. January IN. Of '-.lIn
JEROME Eli BAlLpI. Il it.V. III b!ltl OF
south Woodstock. VI, a---d > wears.
In nntrelie.. January 81. ALMA TLMrLETON
l---i
In Nor.htield. December 2.si JUEN 7 SMAIIET. -
etanUs tr IN gun IL : lnlurN rf t!4c Tore AGED
= years 10 months and iaA~
las passed through t- dark valley il i w4ItIr. t.
Welcome y,'u t. that h ] ~ happier % WHERE
mi s., kc-s never enter and t4,ld~ meet Fart L.
4
In Ely February 81. wife # CItt. Thomas Pasrut
turIncry ui New lnrk.
In Lowell Mass prreml,r I'm Mr. MARY Hi
DRIrH. wife Mr. \ G II .irrth formerly II Barre.
II. and at A re-. l.f4t Of VI MI eiIer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
V. BANCROFT'S ESTA TIE

I he UNDERSIGNED having been appointed by the Hon
oraIl. Probate court the District Of WashiIs
Commissioners. Z, receive. examine ard adjust all
and ula Il l. of all persons against the esete of
Crelus roft. late of Plalrfed. III sad Dls'-l
4. CEASED and ali claims exhibited Offset thereto.
that viii tor Q
ltrceail at the dwelling house Of Willard b Iorter
", sion on the 81 day March and 81 day of Sep
tenIfr next from n'rlo, until o'clock NJ, of
said taN and months from the 81 day Of March,
II 10 t!l, time limited by said Court for said
creditors Irse; their claims TO Tor examination
i,trd ~ a, stor this day IF February, D. 1875
WILLARD h. PORTER. c,.x,,,,
NJ :. STRONG. tSoHihi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
" \ \ I + y
GIRLS WANTED IN THE BINnERI.

Ivp or three KRIS are wanted I.ia,diatel4 +" i
...itu-t<cl>l, 4 ltril'i-- IL EFfH ~ b-\I IL
M rrIeuccd Il rd> irt, rrei a..d ' t. ltA J. an
tlIllN the -lI Receives need Apply Al L
atInu may made tin h!Ii.rA Il: tn co-ii;It;-
room the Freeman Printing ii l.>, tr i.i trc'rt.
" WIlders Store - ..-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
VALUABLE IMPORTATION.


BosToH. De- L. 81
Cientlernen-My only object in tlIs tel
nlo,!al l. to spread Nauallo Hal -Il-t
badly afflicted h salt khs uIl. aid b. J."
face If my skin teul covered With ~ q .lLl
tlui 8 many Win, Ia caused er'at am - i i
rloA ar.t e. i a t.i OF
many OF the adv eft.eod il,'d rfeialaf.'i>
In b any quantity ! Sa:sai all--a WITH ~ 81
tanning aIiy benefit until had tahlI fie
VEGETINE and be:'re had e. nil'l"t'd he niei TOT .
lad the righr II.e'll.e co.'s tli-ef \ !
followed on with until had taken s.N"i. ,tf4'
wheu Was rrulounc. q a We'll ana li-R tL-l
sns,th and entirely mi L. and I'M -
Have never enjoy I'd ro' Il Ia. alfh TT al -
fr1fu,e If all 10 III. kEGETIHE L. ltLelt liz
aft,c.e ed "a IN rheumatism Viii II abe meiI
"A the VEGFTI~Fs wudtriul power i oui-i--- u
this acute COMPLIANT OF which have suffered II
teusely. - ,.,, = u,
Fasrnl ~ " asilInstnll street. b sten
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
Alternative, TONIC. SOL
VENT AND DICRETIC.

NEGETINF i raic exclusively fr,ra -;. tl-.-- II
ar-fi.i I'd turks 'p-- arli iI
r''lg c''ic@fffra-t-i hat l. lll Eft
rom tn. y "lt every iaIrlr I pull
trIl' T. l1ffN. 'a1t ''4rl II
IA lfh'llnl- >NI.lII-I I--.a---< o.. -
- ~ IL - mach al 4 ril dI-V>- -l4-
u r. hl'",- = lat $40. | Ian ina .l
N'-i mat >n NtVrsi-ia. Cont "a ! spinal me-
an Oily b' tfe.tua--A ,tr' tilrs l. ti,.
F II, = a. I'rur,ivr p~e4~.~ q ria So. pa
er I'nIl.s- Il. :. H. + IL 1.f-.r >.s'.... !
tl@W I'm Nt'ikIINt las n's failed ~ eE
uaueLt cure
Fnr Pain il the I3ark Kll"-y C.-ll its. T'r. p y.
Female Meat es- r iI'Ii- mai
J. tra'ioIl- and ''rlIe dis. 4 tI'-i.,ra Btt.f.
NFGF I'M at- dire TN mo III fL,~
GIANTS II lLYlg rates and str';i-tlier> t- "a l. s
ton. cures liberation and .I.at,s the l. ~t.-
For Ca arril. p1>reI II l.-lal t'-:s,..,s~ fa-
IfatI' II the Heart ll-ala he I1I.-
a. 4 General l'r strait II the N-IAt~ s-.l.
medicine las ever -lv.l such E------t --4-i
he NFGEIINE II THrlfi,s the t.,- Il. -.-4 all
e "rEars. and possesses cotr llliI I1.- t.
\ stem
The remarkable cures effected hv Nr.t.r.~f AZ.
induced MANY InN~l lalIS and it.i
know Prescribe and tA -.s.1....
In fact. VEGFTI>F the hes. rene Il t- l.--o,e-i
Tor the above diseases and J. the olN reliable BLOOD
PURIFIER Yet placed before the liU.I--
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

Tn annual icatl ii the y rtl.i.l savings BauA
VII De hci AZ Ia II btrlhli X - u rtil:!' : :
"Wednesday. TIL - t!N = NJ ~ Al. \ l. 10. -
,'clp,k NJ, iHr IT,. ciI,,i 70. * II .r~
& i. WILLIAMS. :. -ary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
chr freeman.
FEBRC Al1 -, lS''-
il\THEf TER Y !

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
i'm ,l,lt. for its news from al parts OF Vermont
and our nieud- in different parts of the State, es
1c..IlIIy in Washington, Orange and Lamoile Coun-
tie. VIII confer n great favor upon us and our
r,alrr, bv seniing us local intelligence. GIVE us
ftrt- and we viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
NJ 4 p + | \ G. + : .
d + 4 T II =.

In Fast NiiileFnry. Ian. 81 ~ E.v { W Biivc1
dr John " fARNlR IF Ellt.'u and Miss CLARA
II HENDERSON Of Salisbury.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
NENTAUR LINIAIE\TS.

There is 10 pain which the Cvnta,.r Lnments vii
OF relieve, swelling they Will not sub,iue and n
which they will THIS Is stron, Ian
.lage, but 1t They have produced more. cure
+ Rheumatism, neuralgia lock Jaw palsy si,ra.us
Sellinss. caked breasts, scalds, burns, saltr-,un
lr-ache &C., upon the human frame, and o
trains, SPAWN, gals, &c, upon animals in yea
have all other pretended remedies since the
'egan. They couuter-irr!taut. all-hcaiI- pan
-lievers Cripples throw away their crutc, til, LAM
ak. poisonous bites rendered harmless, anc
ne wounded are healed without a scar. The reclI.
spublished around each bottle, They sell as lo ari
lie ever before sold and they sell because they do JUS
hat they pretend to do Those who suffer from
heumatisn pain sweilin4, deserve t. suffer they
i'll not use Centaur Lin!n,ent white wrapper. Nor,
han one THOUSAND certificates If remarkable cure
Including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt
inning tumors, &c. have been received We vii
circular containing certificates til.
rats to any requesting one bottle Of the
elbow wrapper Ctntaur Imminent is worth one hun
red dollars for spawned swer1ie r and mules
for screw worm IN sheep. SICK -owners-thes
linents worth your attention. Nofamiy slonl"
without them Whit" WRAPPER tr family nse:'
GLOW wrapper for ANIMALS Soli hy all Druggists
fifty cents per bottle; lar-e bottle sle. J. Il EosEA
% 20 Broadway. New York.
Cas1oria il than substitute FIR Castor on L
: The only SAFE article III existence which * rerair
sSmlate the food. REGULATE the bowels. wind
>lic, and produce natural sleep 1t contains neithcl
lineras, morphine alcohol and pleasant T" tax
hildren need not cry. ana N Tiers may re-t. FM1A
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10

IIENKY'S CARBOIIC SALvE l. 50 well known
that only necessary To caHt on against 'nilta
tons. 1t requires careful aimlNiuie of The car
bnlic acld with other ingredients to produce a
: I've that may be relied upon. The genuine only
guaranteed that 1t bears the signature nd
private proprietary stamp of John r Henry: Sold
by all druggists and Dealers. join r. HENRY,
CUKRA> & Co, Proprletors, and College Plac !,
New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10

EFGFTINE for the complaints for which II
rncndod haN larger sale ftT. 'ilt tn I ~ Il
states than any other one medicine. Mhy Ni1E-
IisE Will cure these complaints
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-10
Stat" :,lTe II OT of thu Christian Temp
Women of Vermont.

In cnmPliance with the plan adopted by the -" Nom-
aus National Temperance Convention" held in Cleve-
land November last; the Vice President elected for
Vermont. by that body would a call for a
tnnYentlun OF Delegates from each Womcns Temper
alice ORGANIZATION i'll the state. In towns here there
are organizations is des ired that churches should
manifest their interest and willing cO-Ol erati"n BY
Montpelier, February Eth. 1873. at O'Clock A. NJ.
The reas ms for this Convention are The Master 5
call: the churrhs and homes need: Christians ndif
terence: Satau'S persistence addition to aln-
glance to the Womens National Christian Temper
Union" to supplement their purpose by the work we
may do in this state.
The object of this Convention to adopt platform
and thoroughly OrgulZe state for temperance work
Each temperance organization is most earnestly re-
where churches represented. three DELEGATES each.
All the Christian temperance women of the : ate
urgently solicited to attend this Conv without
further notice.
There Is the strong concurrence of many of oar pro
mnent Christian temperance women in nur three con-
1rcSslona district, whose names might be adGt-d
Mrs i. VI HAVEN.
Vice Pres. Womcn's National Christian Temperance
Union.
Rutland, Vt Jan. 81, 1875.
All Temperance women designing to
attend the Convention, are cordially in
vited to accept the ho>pita ity Of the women
of Montpelier, and they will confer 4 IA
vor by sending their names as soon as pos
siblc, to Mrs. NJ. w. Foster, of this place.