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4 Rhs,AL'- tAgIEz The arrest, at Pc,.
Ia Illinois. OF c. G.. Johnson, Of Npring-
field, ermont. has already been announced
n thi- paper Springfield correspondent
u the Boston JJnrau' giye- the io.ioNsus
history Of hi operations. lli- first exp.
i.euce ia tbs forgery line vas hi- oata.uins
some blank cheek, OF .he Springfield bank
and filling on; the same to hi own order
Tor hity dollar ahl signing the uaiI- ID -
NJ Smith a. Co, the well-known m.uut,c-
turers OF clothes pin- The check wa cash
Ell hya Boston hank, sent back pronounced
q forgery, protested and returned with the
re4ue-t that the maker might be punished
HIS next operation was in Rutland. where
b. j. wanic3 Tor his hotel bill auI 5000,
obtained by iriad lie then went 10 tray
cling for the Vermont Novelty Company
" oFk, ou hi- own account. lie Wa drst
heard from At Detroit, where he presented
check purportins 10 he signed by K q Bat
ton. Superintendent and Treasurer Vermont
Novelty Work, Company. drawn upon the
Natioua! Bank OF Bellows Fall- The check
was ca~Aei. sent 10 Bellows Falls for pev
ment, protested and returned
Ibis operation has been repeated a uuA-
bel at lines The amJsnt received from
each one has been small, or hs would have
been arrested before.
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gnr GGuntissnieuts.
so,aFTHING OF INTEREsT 40 IHF
Osp FOLKS, AND go s..4
UOYs GIGIs.

The g3stou Journal, In q recent .Ssue, sly
opicturo 10 yourself what ms z3z ne i0r cnil1rsn
ought to below bright and VinnioS ID content
how pure apd stimulating N teaehlsg- h0E
spIeudent with pictures, and then tuIn ar toe
"a res Of ST. NICHOLAS aud you VIII Ihl cur .la.
realized"
Tha Chicaso Inter Ocean says: ST.. Nica0Lss ss.
Institution Of which Young and Old America "a
a. nrOud as England is Of punch. A house VIZ
NJ 81 NICHOLAS" continues the writer, Do Ri
Sassrvs 10 0,sn auy boys and girls no dog sh1u
va rs little tail while pressing Us nose throlzt
Inc area rsilinss emphatlcally. We Ne1la oosers
nat should the sun cOudescenf 70 shine upoa ths.
hsu,e- hls solar majesty would make big "a.
take"
q.ha first volume q 81. NICHOLAS VS. slrDrss
o-sn l., tho public that had heartily welcomed .f
,,,,rhar nv number. Newspaper critics eNpres.s1
safhusiastic approval, children and parents we-s
s1ILe telirhted and con Zratuls tory letters trsl
diesingulshed men snd women poured IA Cpnu tl
,,IhIishgrs and editor Charles DulieY Narls-
a-9te Il 40 not see how It can be made any be-.
~ o,I If cb idren don't Ike il, it Is time 10 chan
tbe Einf Ofchildrsn 10 this country Whit
mr. ,re.t poet wrote 1t Is little % say % Oh
msgazine mat Il is the best chllds Ter d. "a.
80 -yr,rlt - and Wo-cs OF hearty cdnulandl -.l-
cane across the ocean from such earnest "j-k -rs
All pouullr fiyorites O.. the young a. "e1. M-
s1nslt Christina kcssetti, snd Canon h % .--ej,
Bsautiially bound, snperbiy illustrated. alt
nllet nth good things from the best writers
cludinr three long serial stories, the hrst volume
az 81 NICHOLAS complete in ITSELF is auner tnr.s-
ma s Tor girls and boys to day than any single
book Z tie market es'epiiL-
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CATARRH.
A Remark ahls Case Of Catarrh Cured By lie use
Of Twelve Bottles.

We select the following case a. sho"l1r ho"
T. ghtful this disease may become, sad IS son
yincing proof Of tbs vslue OF SAHFORD's RADICAL
CURE as . reliable remedy Tor Its cure sven IN cases
Of the greatest severity We regret that from mo
tises Of deleacy the gentleman declined to permit
the use of his name
CASE No. ll.--TLis Is the case "! luaa "a the
prime % lie who had contracted This disease
through hat cold six years AGO Favored by
scrofliOus Condition y. the blood, .Ae disease ss.it
Is scid poison into eveVy part " the system 80
that when he commenced tie use o. SANFORD
RADICAL CURE il mad become one Of the worst cases
over experienced by any living man. The discharge
at night was thick, putrid, streaked with blood ana
SO excessive In quantity to discharge ltseli upon
the pillow during sleep, aud collecting in quaint
ties In his throat would, at the point OF strangnla
ton. wake him Several times esch night he was
obliged to get up and partially clear his nostrils
and throat before he could sleep. From the use o.
the rst bottle OF the RADICAL CURE 10 the present
the cure has been gradual. satisfactory and perma
uent He has used in all twelve bottles, and nov
experiences return Of the discharge nOr any OF
It's disagrsaable symptoms. besides enjoying uh
usua d., good health otherwise.
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NhAg Is EDfn

HENRY Il. STEVENS, ksq.
Dear SiT-Ab0ut one year since found my s-!i q
feeble condition from general debility. EEGETISs
was strongly recommei To me by friend who had
been much benefited BIZ It's use procured tho
article and. after using several bottles, was re
stored to health, and discontinued its use l feel
quite confident that there 4. no medicine superior
10 il Cor those plants for which it Is espec.
prepared; and would CbeefiGlly recommend Il 10
those who feel that they need something 10 rbstJrs
them to perfect health.
Respectfully yoaTs, u. PEFfENGlLL,
Firm Of 5. 81 peuengiA & Co,
NJ 10 olgts Street. Su-tou.
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Our New York Letter.
The AREA DIAN DISSER-JoAquISI .LLsR-.okN-
POPPING EsrKAoRDIyARY-sIxTY THOUSAND |
DOLLARS PER MONTH FROM THE NORTHERN |
PAcIFfc-'f BIC SIX. )"

Vtr NcN lorh Lcutf'
THE AREA DIAN DISSER--IoAQuISI 81. LLsR-ooRN-
POPPING yrRAoRDIyARY-sIxTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS PER MONTH FROM THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC" BIC SIX. p
NEW YORK, Dec. 22nd, 80
To the Editor Of the Free Press ard Times.
New York, Just at present, ia well sup
piled with literary celebrities, liberal
sprinkling of whom appeared at the nnr-
sually brilliant dinner given BY the Area
dian Club, a few evenings since, at their ele-
gaut rooms ON Fifth avenue. Among the
distinguished persons whose presence con
trbntel to the interest Of the occasion, were
the venerable Peter Cooper, one of the few
remaining landmark - t, speaE, oi old
New York NJ. d. Conway Prentice
Mulfori OF The Oosriaaj Monthly Lau-
renee Hutton. author Of I" Plays al
PLAYERS = Z II Webb, better known as
Johu Paul T." and last, but not least
JOAQUIN Miller From the general drift oil |
new>Iaprr piIagrap h- had prepared iLy |
self to See III tins illu-ir.OuS person sort Vi |
mixture 81 L5rl Byron anl - Buffalo Bill,
and Oh catering The Ia. ...... roOm looked |
aver The a--embage Of black coats and
white tie-. IA pieasurabie expectancy that
my e,, noald ur caught 10y kong. coal black
locks. u,wius over the shoulders OF red
hunting SHIRT, bounded un the ,outh by
leatheru belt. hlled with implements OF war
fare, aud supporting bucksAiu brooches.
which in taru would disappear in high, big
-pnrred boots, all in accordance with the
picture NV fancy had painted Of the - Poet
OF the Sieru,>" Not -eeing ANYTHING OF the
sort. al once concluded that the lion had
not arrived, and lur-.4 - peak 10 an ae-
quaintauce by whom was introduced to
several of the group ~ winch ! lOund Inn.
Among these WAS one gentleman whose
name / did aot catch, but who, from his
general appearance, judged to be BUSH
nes, man Of some kinda midle-aged per
son, with high cheek bones, reddish brown
whi,ker- AMI thin, short hair Of the same
color. who extended his hand in an absent
sort Of WY, and after word or two
about tie weather, rslap9ed into silence,
| leaving me to resume ny search Tor the pc
| tnreSaue met at my leisure. ! few inqui-
ries shortly after revealed the somewhat
staggering fact that | had been entertain
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BY CUBAN tAAIE

WHERE Is TWEED THE GREAT coNuspRvu
STILL usANswERED
HAVANA. Dec. "a. = Careful inquiry at
the Office Of the chief Of police, and at the
custom house. where all passengers must
land. failed to confirm the report OF the
presence OF William NJ. Tweed IN this
city. No one exactly answering his de-
scription is known 10 have landed here
within the present week. A large man
from New York. who is here on a visit and
bears at distance slight resemblance to
Tweed. was seen by some New Workers
and mistaken for him bat proves TO be
twenty years younger. ~ 87s 'Falf
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Pope piu.IX. Endorse. the Centennial

'"PN rus "a fhuOfsss inc centennial.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 24-There has
just been received in this city formal ae-
ceptanee by Pope Plus TX, of an invitation
by the centennial authorities requesting
his holiness to give his recognition to the
enterprise by contributing to the exposition
works os art from the galleries OF the Yati-
can. or from the workshops over which he
has control. The letters of the Pope are
ceuched in the warmest terms Of friendship
for the United States
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CANNOT bic EXCELLED.

Ii. r STEVENS
Dear Sir-Thl= IS T. certify that have used , u
blood Preparation" nv family Tor several
years, and think THAI, for ScrOfula or Cgncer0Hs
hunsrs OF Rheumatic Affections, il cannot be
celled and blood purifier ana spring medicine.
il Is the best thing have ever used aud have
used almost every thing. can eheeriully recon
mend il to aus one in need Of su.h medicine
Yours respectfully.
a.Hs. A. A. DiNSMUhr,
= Russell etteef.
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aeu Embellishments.
CATARRH.
Would willingly have given one hundred dollars
for the relief obtained from the frat dose
From, the well.knOwn maker Of Yaie's Mammoth
Tent.


FrOm the well.kn0wn maker Of TALES Mammoth
Tent.
Gentlemen,-I have suffered ten years from tha
worst forms of Acute Catsrrh, or Cold In the Head
that ever afflicted mortal man Whenever l took
fresh cold it would settle in my head. causing the
most violent sneezins. accompanied by excessive
discharges from nv eyes and nose. For days ard
DAYS my suffering would be intense, and finally
settling in my loins and bowels, would render my
life miserable for month. Never. durins All my
suferings, was ! abls to obtsn even temporary
relief rom anv medicine ever tried. Three weeks
ago, while suffering from the worst attack ever
had, procured bottle OF SAsfoRD's RADlSAL
dose was 50 gratifying thar would willingly have
given one hundred dollars 20 obtain II lie"
doses completely cured me. by head hss SINCE
been perfectly free from mucous accumula'lons'
my breathing easy. and not symptom Oh tfoub :
about ny 5aca aud bowels has presented itsei IL.
effect 10 my case has been truly remarksDIe,
Eery respectfully, X. NJ YALE,
SAT- ana Awning Maker. ? outh Market 81
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~. NICHOLAS FOR 1877,

Wl.., w..i. Is u4aznilceat pictu1es. rs -. -.l
ulets serials and It's iunuuerahle shorter so. ei
sset,bes poems. i4iry tales, rhy G-es AMI s.-.
tits Q! " dom, IL French, Usrman anl La
t,,,as -lrs flu ami is puzzles JACK in the pulp
me Letter stx, a. &c = even mora sup al--s
attractive.
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tier 3dUsrtissmenta
mr. ..mtmr MErIrArIDN


country Is a
Great uuI Good Medicine.
And the larae number Of testimonials which are
constantly benz received from persons who have
been cured ty It's use, conclusive proc! OF its
great value. u IS recommended ~ physicians SUI
aputhecarles. A. d Blood Purifier an1 Heslth Re
stvrer, ii has L0 equal.
NE6ErISE is not prepared f0f q fancy drink made
from poor liquors which delilitates the system and
tend 10 destroy health instead OF restoring {.
Are not the many test n1uiL Re given for The u.
ferent c0lnpis luts satisfactory to any reasonable
person suffering ifoul any q sease mentioned above
that they can Je cared Read the d 3lerent test
moniai- given and 20 one ran doubt. In nsuy OF
these eases the p=r-yl- say that their pain and
IA, where, apparently the whole body was one mass
or corruption, II hE9EflsE will relieve lain,
cleanse, panty and cure such diseases restoring
the patient 10 perfect health after trying different
physicians, many remedies, suffering ior years, :
il not conclusive proof, IL you are sufferer, you
can be cured, Why is this medicine performing
such great cures 1t works IN the blood, in the
circulating huid. Itc1n truly be called the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER The great source Of disease
originates IN the blood and no medicine that does
not act directly upon Il, 10 purify and reuOyate,
has any Just claim upon public attention. When
The blood becomes llieless aud sta u.ut either rom
change Of weather " Of climate. want %. exercise
TINE Will renew the blood carry 81 tie ygtI.d hu
mOrs, cleanse the st0much gui1ts toe bowels aud
impart tOue OF VigOr 10 the whole body. The con
vietiCn Is, IN the public mind we'll the med
zeal profession, that the remedies supplied by the
tegefatie Kingdom are more safe more successful
in the cure Vi disease, than mineral medicines.
NFGETINE is composed OF roofs, berks and herbs 1t
IS pleasant to take and l. perfectly safe 10 give q
an infant. DO you need q Do ~. hesitate 10 ~
Il. You VIII never resre: g.
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@istellantous.
CALIFORNIA.

Have ron any thought Of goisg to esinsfa'A'
are ysu going West. North or North-"es't
Yop want TO Know the best rcates 10 lake
The shortest, safest, quickest and most comfort.
aha ,o.tes ara those owned by the Chicago anu
Northwestern Railway Company IL o"hes "ss'
two thousand miles Of the best road there As IN ''
eauntry. Ask any ticket agent to shc" you ~
maps and time cards. All ticket agents eSn ss''
you through tickets by this route
Buy your tickets Via the chicago NUN"
Western Railway for
SAN FIR 4 n G ! > 6 - s,
sacramento, Ogden. Salt Lake CITY CheSenh''
p.nyer. Omaha, Lincoln, Council B'uiia. ian.ton'
siour city. Dubuque, Winona, 81. Paul. Daiatu'
AIarouetts. Green Bay, Oshkosh, Madison hii
ssukes, ana all poiLts west OF northwest u
Chcsgof
Ifyou wish tie best travelling accommodations
you will buy yoar ticket o, -A;s route anu wiz
take no other.
This popular route IS unsurpassed ior Spssd'
Comfort and Safety. The Smooth, Ns.l-bA-iA7'eH
and Perfect Track Of Steel Rails. Westinghouse AT
grskss Miller's Safety PlstfOrm ami teupiefs' the
celebrated Pullman Palace sleeping Cars, The fef
fec; Telegraph System Of Moving Tralns' the reg
ularIty with which they run, the admirlo''
arrangement for running Through Vai- I"iu
Chicago to all points West, North and North west
secures to passengers all the CoNfVh'' Nv
MODERN RAILWAY TRAVELLING.
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NEW YORK NEWS.

BOWEN GIFTS oSE THOUSAND DOLLARS DAM
AGEss
NEw YORK, Dec. 2i.-Tbe jury 10 the
Bowen libel suit came into court this after
noon with verdict for plaintiff and fixed
the damages at 81 900. The other cases of
libel will be tried next term.
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..sn,s L.>s a. ,owH,.'-,"

Tie friend. Of cRTBsta' VIII i.-se rssd sariJ
TOMS Trouble " zone Day 1t Afle Iho IRE al
t,faptlsy Mills ana others 81 Airs harEets short
a rare treat before them. The scene Of the ne"
novel e laid in an English mlaias town. shd ItoA
hs first PAGE 10 the lat tbs interest j. dndsgZinE'
Anon. other notable psp-Gs - ia.ntoa the lol-
iowInE Second Farmers Vacation, by Col.
,ieorge T. Warm. descriptive q. roG-boat roe
Of two hundred zud nfty miles, n enc OF ms most
fertile and interesting o. the vine growing valleys
d EurUpe-s region never seen by the Ordinary
traveller but full o! interest, In It's social and III
tustrial aspects A rare collection Of Revolutionary
Letter. series OF illustrated Articles on Ameri-
ean COLLEGES The series inc udes William and
Mary, Harvard Yale, Michigan state OnlVersly'
WESLEYAN University, Amherst Agricultural Col
Iege Pr nceton Union, boWdOin, Trinity and other
typical Institutions OF the country Elegantly Il
lusfrgtai articles on uli SeE i'r-- Illustrated pa
yers "a American Cites, 1
Inc ollto1aI control ant direction oi tie siAsa-
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rwEkD REPORTED IN HAVANA.

An Havana despatch says. A report is
current that William NJ. Tweed arrived here
last Tuesday, on schooner. Several New
Workers who know him by sight say they
saw him yesterday and to-day in different
nnrt- VI The city
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sauBuax-SAD AccDEvT-Mr Ralph
R.te-;-. Of >hclburn, ne, with az and
perhaps fatal accident, Friday m.rniug,
luIer the i5llowiny circumstances. HitL
some assistants he had been butcheriuE,
s.J ~a- drawing the nset 10 heavy beam
-uet.heI g.ro.- the crJ---I,o- ii the barn
" hen the BEAM slipped of and tell ~tr.Aips
,ir Robert, va the forehead w.,h great
Violence he tell to the aoor in-enstnle ana
b.eeiIug rraiu-ely. and up 30 la.o hour
Friday night had not recovered A.- -eu-e-.
Inc beam struck against hay mow "a its
decent. thus tightening the bow IN ,ne
degree. otherwise Alr Roberts would prob
ally base been killed outright
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.rn,..a NoA.N's ra,EnDs,"

BY EDWARD tVEREIF HALE This Is an hlst9tlcGl
romance The scene Is laid IN The southwest az a
tune when that territory was nrst Spanish then
Ereuch and then American, and when war Wa I'm
lrinent, to obtain the control Of the mouth o. the
Mississippi. IL Is likely 10 he the EresI roEahee o.
the Pac hc Slope.
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r.xsr- NIoHoLss -IgRART.

Isse 81 N3giiOA--''' - q II \ .
These rour volumes are sold i5r s7.bs.nE -11 iS-
,t.llsr= v0lume-a beautiful aLl 'A-uio.- e -- d.
nil.Drescut i.r N entire family u oulE '1--a.
Tn, Ns. York Tribune says Ia the ags-4-.-=
d. Immoral literature that threatens the c--i-i--
s1ms strcnz. vitality wholesome. and rs--y
,,setive maFazine i required Tor them, al q
M aoLAs hiss reached Al 5her Platform AZ e. =
maud for this service wider resources To BIT al
letter. tnan any Of is predecessors 90 cou,--'.-
aries
Ths SUNDAY school llmss saJ cleaner PEI
more Trustworthy periodical for eai4drsl cana,
named. The magazine does rot cia--a q '7
I-ious Lut It i On the side Of all laAt IS true @
cod nom beginning 70 ED
The rel .ious press all over the eouLt55 ---'..-
-omuends ST. NICHOLAS and yirtua4ly e1A1-' u
ouin.on OF the New York Christian lnion t-al d
: "A deli ghtful uagaEi1e Tor al cni-liel o-t"---
i've and eighty =even."
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\ s25. 900 FIR in Rutland.

RUTLAND, Dec. %. The extensive tan
merry Of George Graves and Sons, on North
Main street, this village, together with ono
dwelling house and barns adjacent were de-
strOyed by ire this morning. The tannery
contained a large amount of leather which.
with a large quantity Of tan bark. is a to
tai loss. Loss twenty-five thousand dollars T.;
insurance fourteen thousand dollars mostly
in New York and Hartford companies
THE CENTENNIAL NETTING.
Al a meeting, to-day. called by the Yer
mont Centennial Commissioner, DR.. Middle
ton Goldsmith, the following executive com
mittee was appointed by Gov Peck John
N.Bazter Of Rutland. Jacob Esty of Brattle-
boro, " Z Sanford. Lawrence Brainerd
of St. Adams, and II H. Hall The duty
of this committee i to take measures to
raise money to secure a suitable place for
the Vermont headquarters at the Centen-
NAL, and to provide means Tor this and
representation of the state at large. Much
enthusiasm was exhibited at the meeting.
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90 "a year, always ia advance.

PORTLAND AND OGDKNsBuRG RAILROAD
On the occasion of the opening OF this ROAD
from Portland to johnson, the other day
i party composed Of several OF the othcers
Of the rad and their wives Mayor Richard
IN and several members Of the Portland
c.ty government and members OF the press
went over the road, spent the night to 1T.
bloomsbury. where they met a number OF
prominent Nermonters, and returned the
next day. Cars are now running IRON
Portland lsl miles, using the Boston, Con
cord and Montreal Railroad from Fabyan :
70 Scott mills.
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A NouAS's loNGuE PADIocEED A d.
mestit. al Castletou. unlocked paddock
and put il in her mouth. on u recent cold
morning, and it took a good deal Of time.
warm water and several Christian gracr-
tsiorr her tongue was liberated
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-31
Yeu adrertisanltnts.
s7s. soHIsxEn's Moxrn.Y. 1879

1870. sCRIBNER's MONTHLY. 1879
We invite the lattenton of the public TO Serb
xrR,s MONTHLY which now deseryedly ranks
amony the best illustrated periodicals OF tue sora
The papers Illustrative of American scenery,
which have appeared in its pages, among when
were included The Wonders of the Yellowstone
and the brand Canon Of the Colorado have won
wide spread admiration on both sides OF the AtIan-
re and The Crest South" articles with their beau
tiful engrayings. have been Teissued in BOOK form
IN 10th Great Britain and America. tor the eOinIns
year we have broader plans than ever beiore- me
magazine will be eulsT zed and there VAL De 'hfes
remark able Serial Stories BY American writer's
GABRIEL C0NR"S."
By BRIT aARTE, OF which the B'.ston tdat says az
is serial that Will make ever, mes nau.oss Oh
scRIBNER's eagerly sought for u Il hsd nothihs
else to recoInmmeni IL
The Canadian Illustrated News prodists shaI We
nave found al last the Amsrican Novel"
The Louisville Courier Journal says ~ihe sec
oLd nstallnent is even greater than tie a1st jss''
wing all that was looked fCT."
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