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Highway Robbery. FL
Aaron lShive, of Beaver Run, made
complaint before VIM. Butler, ESQ.,, Of
Maueh Chunk, on Tuesday morning
last, that he had been stopped on the
road between the White Bear and Sum.
nit Hill by man who drew from his
pocket a chilly" and demanded his
money. Mr. Shive, naturally became
alarmed, and hearing other parties in
the woods close by, which he supposed
proceeded from the fellows companions,
yielded to the threatning demands of
the robber, and delivered over to him q
small amount of money which he had
in his possession and left the locality
with all the speed he possibly could.
There is some clue to the scamps, and
we trust they will be brought to speedy
punishment. Wtet fsss,s rsl -oE a
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o. A. X. OF M. O.

o. A. X. OF M. @.
The next regular meeting of Infinite
Castle, No. rs, of this order will meet
in Reber's Hall, on Monday evening
March 20, at 700 o'clock. A full at
tendanceis is requested.
r s. r, GILLIAN, S, K; r. S.
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A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
n NERVOUS Debility, Premature Decay, and All
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertiser experience can
do SO by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, 42Cedar st., New York
Dec. ,-6im. LlH
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Cosing Prices Of DEHAvEN g. TOWNS
END, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
March 18th, 1875,
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The Garhun Stlrueate.
Local and Personal
Court commences Monday, next.

VAVSCtA CtA1A \ "a 6S(AAepN
Court commences Monday, next. .
Friday. March 20, Good Friday.
Sunday, March 2s, Easter Sunday.
--Slatington has a borough debt of
t6,442.S0. 5iuE - .jairE % ,hi-1i
The Hon. G. R. Buckalew will Al
future practice law in Wilkesbarre<
Trout fishing can be legally indul-
gedin from and after the 1st of April.
The men at PackertOn are now
working full time 10 hours day.
-Trochviile must be thriving place
to live in. The mother of a family of
13 children, a few days ago presented
her husband withtwins. ~
Mr.. John Il. Faga, of. Upper
Manch Chunk, is the agent for the
celebrated Wilson Sewing Machine;un-
donbtedly the best machine in the mar
ket. Ii you have no machine get one
now. ,.-ss I,g fg sglt. Cd Gii. .Sral
Mr.. Daniel Arner, an old and re-
spected resident of Franklin town ship,
died on Monday evenisg last. , Y b
g-Thos. a. Williams has removed his
boot and shoe establishment from near
ly opposite Durlings drug store, to
Ieuckel's block opposite Public SQUARE.
Bank street. A @W M
CHARLES Tratner Is now fixed IN bis
new store on Second street. and ia SELL
inc four. feed &c. at lowest rates. TRY
him. ~ ~
feet Il ID be added 10 the 81 ", IR. r.
Co's. blacksmith shop at Paekerton and
that the work will comrnence at once.
p... uo.,- e'r..,.- ~. -.
-hesSue LOOK % hauoer 70, Ui
maucn Cnumk; VIII g5se tlielr nrst pail
a.., Sn.t % %pa,.n n n.aSo1ay osInus, pI,,s
dslnhia 'bas haan enoo oea fcr tha 1000
s;op Now bnv vonr Hckets ~ '
-. ',,,"s,
1 oouusy ,nee.inh WIN pe helu III
,ne Goart an, LOUISE on Monuay evening,
marcn 1eo, ior .hep nipose VI inaking
cooinH Centenn;ai ca,ebratio1 IN NJ pbi,a
Tho onestionI Of the jssnresartation "a 4 not Of
1arbon county will have at tha oreot
evIth;t;on will oisa ha disomssed e''
80 ~.
c..,at ION. ,..aa Unas. Aius'gn., ;sa." @ OF Maucn
Snunk, returnea iro" washington on
e. saranaSed | hv tba Wihorn,a m Cornet %
psrd ~ - '''o --'' ''.'''' W. :" NV
All the 20, Davlo Eupert's neat
cutters ana Iast norses, which can oe
haa s.sl .iaes VI 'ne aay ana evening
as popular prices'
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Religious.

Religious. NJ
Preparatory Communion serviceSwill
be held in Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church, corner of Iron and Northamp-
ton streets, this (Saturday9 afternoon
at 2 O'Clock, and preaching in the eve
nUg at z O'Clock. Tomorrow (Sun-
day., at 10 o'clock a. M, preaching in
German, and Communion. and at 2 p.
m. preaching in English. Prof. Miller
will officiate on the occasion.
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A Gard.
Lehigh Hook & Ladder, Co., No. 1,
of Lehighton, desire toretnrn their sin
cere thanksto the ladies and gentle
men who so kindly volunteered on the
occasion OF their entertainment for
their valuable assistance, and to the
public for the liberal patronage exte n
ded to them on the occasion. e
tH.'1 1't F. DEBoRDR.
March Is, 1875. Chairman of Com.
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The Coal Trade.

Tho Coal Trade. t4
The following table shows the guam
tity of coal shipped over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for the week ending
Mar. 18th, 1875, and for the year as
compared with the same time last year:
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March Is, 1875. Chairman Of G
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INOR Coughs, Colds, Cramps, Asthma,
IL Influenza, Hoarseness, Bronchitis,
and Incipient call Lentz's Drug store.
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The Weathersfield Murderess
Absconds.

The Weathersfed poisoning case has
taken n new phase within The past few
days. Mrs. Dunsmnre. the murderess aud
would-he suicide. having left for parts
unknown. She was considered in a very
critical condition. so much SO that the
authorities bad not taken any measures
to hold her for an examination, deeming
her condition to be such that it would
necessarily be some little time. even if
she survived, before anything could be
done toward an inquiry into the sad af-
fair. On the night of Tuesday, the 5ih
inst, or rather on the following morning.
she folded up her tent and silently stole
away" 1t seems that her husband took
care Of her on that night, and as she ap-
peared to be easy, as he says. he allowed
himself to drop asleep, toward the wee
sma' honrs. and upon awakening from
his slumhers, found his prorege had flown
Search was made ia all directions for the
woman, hut as yet she has evsd d her
pursuers. and ia Ill probability i at thus
time out of the reach of tho officials IL
il strongly suspected that her husband is
not wholly ignorant Of the plan to spirit
The wreiche1 woman away. as neiphbors
heard team leave the house at about
the hour she is supposed 10 have left, and
also. that she took with her large trunk.
What action the law ffclals will take
10 the matter remains to be seen.
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Brandon.

There is a praying band in Brandon,
and they are zealously laboriug 10 the out
districts of the town
Quite delegation of Brandon PEG.
pie attended the concerts at Orwell last
week. Mrs. Billings was quite prominent
in the chorus.
1t may be all right for the local pa.
per TO encourage home talent by CLOSING
over the art display at the fair but il
will nc very dtii,ut for Brothers H4cketr
aud kiu>ley to see anv merit in that i'm.
proven cot On the $500 oil painting. es.
pecially ater snch an excorlatiou us they
received iu the Union last week But,
on the whole, wouldn't more good he doDe
BY urging the display Of better pictures
when everybody knows there are plenty
Of them 10 Brandon. than 10 endeavor "a
encourage home talent by representing
that as excellent which can hardly b.
considered up to the sssndsrdf
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A Horrible Murder near Barre

One oil the most stiocious butcheries
that ever occurred in Vermont. took
place near Bare last Thursday evening.
about two miles from the village On ih,
Washington road.
The victim is an old m.u o!
about 20 Years, Who OF late years.
being separated irom his wife, has lived
with man pam,d Asa Msgoon uear
Orange. Both the men had been to
Montpelier to get jug OF rum, aud Oh
their return. they visited the horse trot
ut Barre. Leaving there at about
four o'clock PM, they came to the house
Of Widow Perrin, a woman Of bad re-.
pute. Here they stopped api got some
apples, tea aud pie, according to her
story. AT first she denied their being
,u,io, aUu ."~- .,-...s -.-... ..~.e~A &c
above. refused TO say anything more
about the matter. Soon after leaving
there Merrill Wild, of Orange, met
them 10 the road. Magoon was threaten.
ing vengeance on the woman for stealing
"a gallon OF his alcohol and also threat.
eued 10 take St,eetcr's life. Friday
morning, j. mas CLARK. OF Top.hom, "a
rcdlrr. passing, found evidences Of II
>cLffic in the road aud cluts OF blood, aud
behind II fence by the side Of The road
tho llieless body oi Streeier. His lac,
was mashed aud I'D livid mass, his up.
per llp gone, teeth knock, d cut. tn- Of
"hi.h WAS found ia the road, his Iantu.
l....s. L.,
least loot long. across the abdomen.
through this opening oriiun OF the in.
testiues. about halt the size OF mans
hat. Pro'ruded. Altogether it was Il
terribly sick.ning sight. News was i'm.
medlately sent to the village. aud Ulcers
with party oftwelve or more men were
sent clever tiles to find Msgoou. He
was found pilipg wood at school nuusr,
about quarter Of mile from bis house,
and surrounded. Being captured he was
brought to Barre, aud shown the body,
which had not been disturbed. He
evinced 10 emotion, but simply said, ut
is wicked" Magoon was taken 20
Montpelier Jail, to be examined Wednes.
day next at Barre. The corpse was
committed to the tomb at Barre, after
the surgeons had examined it. Mrs.
Perrin was placed under keepers. The
murder was committed Two hundred feet
south Of her house. She says she heard
no cutlery, aud Knew nothing OF the muir.
der until Clslk srou,ed her the next
morning aud told her OF it, The tracks
al gig or team of t,me kud have
been found in n field xix hurdl.d I. e.
hes ond Some SUPPOSE them to have
heen made by Magoon's sou Asa, who
got home half an hour later than the old
man, at $50 pm and who has not yet
been arrested. lie IS thought TO DO ac
cessory.
1t is said that Magoon's whip wa.
found in the road near aud this, with
evidence procured at his house, IL
thought to be such os will convict him
# Que OF the must hood Thirsty crimes
ever committed ia NV England.
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NTATE OF vERMONT-Coun,v Of


Adelia Stacy, of Vergennes, In sad county,
having filed her petition to the Addison County
Court, next to be held at said Mddlebury, on ths
second Tuesday Of December. A. d 1875, setting
forth in substance that she was married to John
K Stacy ON the 3Oth day Of December, A D., 1916:
that she has resided in said cOu~ty fer more than
i've years last past; that tie said join X will
July deserted the said Adelia on the lat day of
February, le69, and since that time has contribut
ed n"thiug for her support Wherefore she prays
for divorce from the said John X.
And Z appearing that the said John X. Ia
without this rtate so that said petition cannot be
served ups hia:
1t is ordered that the said John R. Stacy be
summoned to appear and answer the foregoing
petition on the first day Of the next term Of said
court to be held at said Mddetury on the md
Tuesday Of December, A. u, 1878, by the publi-
cation Of the substance If said petti"p toy, Their
with this order ia the Middlebury RtoIsrsa, a
public sewSpaper published in said Middlebuay,
three weeks excessively. the last of which publ
cations to he at least ak weeks prior " said term
Of said court.
Dated at Middlebury, aforesaid, this 9Th dag
Of October A. D.. 1875.
% r. WAINWRIGHT, Clerk.
uhANDEf * CHAPMAN. atty. for petitioner.
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Home for Destitute Children,

At the annual meeting nf the corpora.
ton Of the Home Tor d s,iiute Children,
held GU Tuesday. toe l4,h inst, the fol
lowing Ulcers were elected fer the eusu.
lug year:
Mrs. William @. Hickok, president
Mrs, James A. Shedd, vice president
Mrs. L. NJ. Carp, treasurer; Mrs.
Charles Il. Allen, recording Secretary
Miss Kate Morton, corresponding score.
terry
Managers 4: Mrs. l.. 9. Dodge, Mrs
+. q Kennedy, Mis-. Mial Davis. Mrs
b. S Nichols, Mrs j A. Sbedd. Mrs
Z. I. Sweet. Mrs. Bennett Turk. Mrs. l.
NJ. Clarp, Mrs. G. + Allen, Mrs Ed
ward Martin. Miss Kate Morton, Ms,
Mury Walker.
Auditor Of accounts-Mrs. Sarah 9
Cole.
Advisory Committee-Henry Loomis
Miss Mary G. Tory, Luther q. Dodge
Mrs. Sarah q. Cole, William G. Shaw.
COUNTY MANAGERS.
Addison--Mrs. A. Nj. Beckwith, Mid
dlehury.
B.buipgtcn-Miss s. L. Park, Ben
nington.
Csledouia-Mrs. Horace Fairbanks
St. Johnsbury.
Fianklin-Mlrs. L. Il. Whiting. ST
AIaans.
Grand lsle-Mrs. o. G. Wheeler
Graud Isle.
Lamoille- Mrs. j. G. Noyes, Morris
Vile.
Orapge-Mrs. Aaron Davis, Chelsea
Orleans Mrs. Martha Peas, Derby
Rutland-Mrs. s. W. Rowell, Kut
land.
Washington - Mrs. Joseph Poland
Montpelier.
Wiudham - Mrs G. f. Thompson
Brattlcboro.
Windsur-Mrs. H A. johnson. Wood
stock.
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@ TATE OF VEkMONT-Audisou


Sarah NJ. Conner, Of New Haven In said county
having filed her petition TO the Addison o,unty
court, next to be held at Middl, bury, within and
for said county, on the second tuesday of Deeeu.
Der, n 1870, setting forth in substance that
she was married to stephen Conner. on the 23d
day Of January, A. D., 1852; that she has re-
sided in said county for more than two years
last past; that the said Stephen wifully dc.
serted the said Sarah NJ on the 18th day of
February. a. D, IS O. and since thar time has
contributed nothing for hcr supp TT. Wherefore
she prays for divorce fr IN tho said Stephen.
Aud il appearing that the said t phen is With
out this state that said petition cannot be serv.
cd upon bin:
1t is ordered that the said Stephen Conner
be summoned to appear and answer tue foregoing
petition On the first day Of the next term of said
cou to be held at Middl, bury, within and for
said county, On the second Tuesday Of December.
A. D., 1873, by the publication Of the substause Of
said petition together with this order 10 the Mid
dlebury REoIsrER, public newspaper, published
in said Middlcbury, three weeks successfully, the
last OF which publications to be at least six weeks
prior to said term of said court.
Dated at Middlebury, aforesaid this 9Th day
Of October, A. D., l>7j.
80 r. WAINWRIGHT. Clerk.
STEWART ELDREDGE, atty. for petitioner.
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Vermont Historical Society.

The annual meeting was held at the
room OF the society, in Montpelier, on
Tuesday, October IL, Rev. Dr.. Lord, the
president, iu the chair. Tho committee
on nominations reported that the follow
Iug gentlemen were elected officers Tor the
ensuing year.
President Rev. w. II. Lord, ID. D.,
OF Montpelier
Ice tresd,nt- Hon James Barrett
VI Woodstock NJ z Edmunds. NJ d..
oi Weston; Luther l. Ducher, Vi st.
Albsns.
Recording secretary-Iliram A. Huse
u Momp,ler
CoIter, pdiug secretaries--Ilo Geo
q, Benedict, oi Burlington U,vile S
Bliss. oi CroIgin.
Treasu,er-Col. Ii. d. Hopkins, Of
Montpelier.
Curutors-Heury CLARK, of Rutland
Hon john X Cleveland, OF Brook6eld
Hon. Russell S. TAFT, OF Burlington; II
y. Cutting. of l.uuenburgh; Gilbert A.
Davis. oi Read'p- Hon 4. Z. Walton
Of Montpelier Col. X. Ilasklus, Of Brat
tlvboro.
Printing and publishing committee
Governor IIilaud Hall, OF Bennington
Hon. f. Z Walton, OF Montpelier; Rev
DR.. W II. Lord, OF Montpelier.
The president then appointed the fol-
loving committees:
Committee on the library aud cabinet
DIR. p d. Bradford, Of Mortified
Rev. Charles S. Smith, of Montpelier
U. S. Bliss. OF Georgia.
;. Con,";.tee m 6n.n"a-Hon Charles
Dewey, OF Montpelier NJ. d. Gilman
of Montpelier q. A. Davis, OF Reading
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NJ A1SRIlCD

In Brandon. October IL, by Rev G. A. Thorn
as, ID. d, assisted by Rev. Simeon Parmelec
iauncy W. Brownell, Jr., of Burlington, and
Eva NJ brigham, Of Brandon.
In Midllebury Oct. II, by 7. II. Mcleod,
r, Mr.. Walter Il. English Of Middebury, and
Miss Hattie a. Pratt Of Salisbury.
In Bcanlon, on the lth ins.,, by Rev. c. A
Thomas, Mr. Tnulnas Richardson OF Athens,
tenn aud Miss FauLie n. French of Brandon.
In Orwell, Dat Is. by Rev. VI. L. Severance
Mr.. John ID. "alker, and Miss Gu ito ). Brock,
all uf orwell.
In Warrensburgh, n Y, at the residences of
tho brides parouts, Oct. IL by tho Rev. WIN. NJ.
Ogden, rr. Cyrus j. MGR i'll Of Albany, N Y,
aud Mary L Griffin.
In Bristol, September 20, by the Rev. Stllman
Morgan, Mr. Joseph D. Congdon and Miss Lucy
Il. A. Perkins, both Of Uhittenien.
In Mddlebury, at tho residence Of the BRIDES
father, Oct. IL, by Rev E P Hooker, Mr. D. ;.
Fletcher Of Brandon ard Miss Cliia L. Smith of
MiddleburY. No cards
In East Nidal, bury, Get. II, by Rev S. W.
Bidwell. Mr.. Loyal W. Twitchell aud Miss kutie
Atwood, both Of Salisbury.
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e. IL has been thouoht that 4

AZ 1t has been thought that the
memners Of the St. Louis whisky ring
were scarcely the innocent little lambs
they claimed to be during the early dis.
cussion OF their frauds, but the country
was willing to wait developments. OF
course. But now. AZ the halter begins
to draw, aud they fnd the danger of
conviction and punishment unc, m fortaLlv
great. they send ex.reveuue agent Joyce,
through whose assistance they were able
to feet their frauds. TO Washington with
an offer OF $3.50 900 to have proceedings
stopped. Sure, enough why shouldn't
they buy off with a portion OF their
pluDder aud have the remainder TO salt
down in real estate or government bonds ?
1t is hoped the government officials will
make no compromises That would be
eompOunding felony.
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- TATE OF VERNONT-Distriot Of


The Probate Court for the District Of Addizon-
To all persons interested In the estate OF X, tbsy
Iibson, late Ut Salisbury. ia said district d.c,as
ed. aa..e.'ss
Whereas said court hath ASST ghed the 27tb Jsv
OF October next, at 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon, for
.ne settlement OF the administration accounts Of
Nathaniel spencer, executor of the last will and
testinent Of Lsther-6ibson. deceased. ano ordered
mat puolic notice thereof be given to all pei sons
Interested IN said estate Of the time assigned for
sucn settlement by publication II this order AMI
notice three weeks successfully ia the MiddIebury
REGISTER, newspaper printed at Middlebury in
the County Of Addison, previous to said time for
settlement.
Therefore you are hereby notified tc appear at
the Probate Office, in Middlebury. on the day as
signed then ard there t. contest the allowance of
said account if you sec cause.
Given under my hand ut Middlebury, this 10th
day Of September, A. H., IS ).
70 SAML e COOKE Judge.
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a. The Agassiz school of nalu

AZ The Agass'z school of natural
history Oh Peuekese island has neorious.
ly failed up on account of the Withdraw
i Of that $40 600 a year when Mr.. An.
lerson pledged for its support. TIE On
" strange thing about it is that The gen.
lemau shouldn't have Withdrawn quietly
usread Of making buster about being
'uutbed and Of m,appropruton. Mr.
Alexauder Agassiz. who ought to know
.bout il. says there was 10 defalcation,
aud charges the failure directly upon
Mr. Anderson, and 10 making this state.
meut Mr.. Agassiz will be believed,
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The evidence be !ore the recent court.
martia- 10 relation to the Snk ing Of the
iron clad Vanguard. inculpated the off
GERS ot the Iron Duke us much as those
of the sunken vessel, and we do not won.
der that The London papers are furiou,
over the whllrsa-hing OF the formrr by
the court. The evid,uce showed plsiul,
that, at the nun,ut when the VsnguaId
>lackehed 10 keep from running dow
another vessel, the lion Duke Wu- com.
ing on behind n the log at IL faster rate
OF ,pecd than Was ordered by the admiral.
The only cen>rre GU the Iron Duke was
the dismissal OF the navigating lieutenant.
The London Times says it is not clear
that the minute of the admiralty fully OBJ
serves the rule that the conditions Of the
service in The pavy ought to he upheld
without fear or favor. The News and
he Telegraph also editorially condemn
the minute. The Standard says the min.
ute will not secure more public approval
than the notorious admiralty circular iu
regard tn fugitive slaves. which the gov
erLment found it necessary TO suspend.
last week. The Echo says that WaId
Hunt, the naval secretary, ais mistaken
II he imaeines be can satisfy the courts
by offering the navigating lieutenant as a
scapegoat."- Republican.
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* Under the head of Musical
Notes" an exchange says Miss Kellogg
mad warm reception on Monday eve.
ming at Booths Theatre, and was smoth.
red with bouquets" Poor Miss Kellogg
Why did they do 1t? 1t pains US to hear
Of this lovely singers demise, and we
hone her villaipous smotherers will get
their deserts. Smothered with bouquets
Why, it's no better 10 the end than be.
ing kicked to death by a mule.
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HoPE For THE DHsPOSDtsT IF you have been
coughing all winter ana begin to despair Of re-
oovery or 1t you have taken a recent cult, go al
once to the Drug store DIR. W. VI DAY, ana get q
bottle Of DR.. Morris syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and HorehOund. Take it and be well. No 9th
or medicine acts so promptly and efcctuilly il
Coughs Colds, and all diseases If the throat lung
and Chest, leading to Consumption. Hundred.
who once thought that they had that dread dis
ease have been esttred to health by the use o.
tbs almost magic remedy. 1t is also the bes
known specific for Group, and never fails il
WhoOping Cough. Trial size 10 cents. 43yl
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AZ 1t is too fresh 10 our minds to
need more than a reference to the arres,
Of Drew. for the murder Of Josie Lang.
maid at Pembroke, N. H., and the fur
Their fact of the generally prevalent de-
sire in that town next day, TO have him
lynched, to illustrate the terrible possibiI
tiles of the injustice of lynch law. Drew
has been discharged, as there was nc
proof whatever Of his guilt. A striking
instance Of possible mistake in identified
'ion is that lately furnished 10 Illinois
VIM. II. Stout was pardoned out of pri.
son the other day. after four years o.
service on twenty years sentence for ,
murder, Of which it is now proved no i,
not guilty.
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AZ Last Tuesday tight two pegroes
we've murdered at New Orleans by white
rufiiauS. Tie indignant citizens met III
mass convention the next day and "de.
nounced" the outrage. Having thus ter
rihly avenged The murdered men, the in,
iiguant ciliz,ns returned to their homes
with clear cousclences. Ii negro roughs
had murdered white man, the ihdg.
naDt citizens would have doue something
more than "d,nouucc" the act.
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DEMEMBER THIS.

IL Now is the time of the year for Pneumonia,
Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds. and fatal results Of
predisposition to Consumption and other Throat
and Lung diseases. BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUp
has been used in this neighborhood for the pat
two or three years without single failure to
cure. If you have not used this medicine your
self, go To- N. F. Rider aud ask him OF its Won
deriul success among his customers. Two doses
will relieve the worst case. If ynu have no faith
ia any I'M dieine, just buy sample bvttle Of Bus
cheos German syrup for IL cents and try il.
Regular size bu'tle 10 CENTS. Don't neglect n
c Ough to save - cents. Jan |