davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

RIBBONS Of all shades and qualities at
SPEYER BRos.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

KID Gloves, all cOlOrs, 80 cents, at
SPEYER BRos.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

THERE wereforty.two deaths in Wheel.
ing last month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05
GheGntelIfgencer
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1873.


Grand Ball-Hegner Boat Club.
Attachment in Chancery.
Meeting Of Shareholders.
Free Lunch and Book Beer. '
Brown 4 Higgins Gallery.
ViCk's Flower Seeds.
Variability Newsboys.
Braces for Ladies and Gents.
CloCks-OxtOby & Dufield.
Ladies' Gold Chains-W. A. Turner.
Furniture-MOrehead & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

MARTIxs FERRY.-Yesterday was
sort Of field day in Martins Ferry. A
party Of Foughs went to the house Of
Henry Scabright, who keeps a saloon on
the west side Of town. Seabright is ralh-
er an old man, but the roughS neither re-
spected age nor sex. They set upon the
old man and inflicted severe cuts and
bruises with miscellaneous weapons, such
as beer glasses, &c. One Of them also
knocked Mrs. Seabright down. Harvey
Kramer, Fatty Neal, Foggy Carol and
William Holmes, a. the principal actors
in the Seabright assault, were arrested
and turned into the lookup.
A large number OF the Ohio City en-
ployes are strOlling around town, and
some Of them are inclined to make
things pretty lively. When the manu-.
iaasSEing establishments are idle Martins
Ferry Is the devils work shop.
On Monday one Harry Leonard was
stabbed by 4 man named Daniels. The
wound, fortunately, was not severe.
Leonard had arrested Fatty Neal on
Sunday evening while proving around
the premises Of Messrs. Clark 4 GILBERT
son without honest intentions, and the at.
tack on him (Leonard) was supposed to
be in revenge for the arrest Of Neal. On
the whole, Martins Ferry has a prospect
for furnishing q good deal Of criminal
business for the courts Of Belmont county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

HAS by the thousand at
SPEYER BRos.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

"C1ms gentle Spring.
DipthtfiAl mildneS come"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

FLOWERS by the million at
SPEYER BRcs.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

WEATHER REcoRD. = The following
shows the range Of the thermometer "A
observed at Silvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite POstofice, yesterday:
sAM I'M ShM TN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05
For SALE.
..a- ..-a--gs .sa--.-,aa.-s .raaaa-'.
DOR SALE-vALUABLE
Coal and Rolling Mill Property,
AT SrErHENNILLE. OHIO.

The Real Estate Of the Stcubcnyille Iron
and Bolt Company, consisting Of g acre.
Of land. / is acres 81 Coal, Coal Shaft aud
Rolling MIL, viii be offered for sale, at
public auction, at The front door Of the
Court House, ut sieubtnyille, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, the 18th Day Of Nay, 1878,
ATS O'CLOCK, AFTERNOON.
Thickness Of coal vein 8 feet inches
For information address
r. +. SPENCER, Assignee,
apJO SteubenVille, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

Con-, dismal rain yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05
11oR SALE

A three story Brick House on Market St.,
No. 1911 on west side, fronting on Market
street twenty-five feet and running back to
alley 30 feet; occupied as Store Boom.
ISAAC COLTS, Agent,
mrlS or JOHN .. PENDLETON.
DOR SALE.-Tcn Shares, si,0OO each, Of
L. the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, Ky. This Is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment in Inc
West and Is now In full aud successful on.
Grafton. For further particulars addres,
THOMAS II. NORTON,
de2s Financial Agent, ilGO Main st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

Commencing 81 10 o'Gltek 4. ~. At the WOrEl d
1id COmlahy, the following pFgpsTty:
EVe Sheet Rolls, Ak tArge ROllS one lDt VI Shaft
ft, nine large lrnn PulleyA ufIs lot Il Fire Ifick
Sheet Iron, !lif ltpn, Nails and Spikes, Top and
Bottom Inn fOf raiis, siote, Sles Une lOi u Sand
q Coal Can, o Small Bar Rolls, one Sale one lot d
ON, one lkllovA, one ut Of lIGughIng Hall Rolls
tUo setS Finishing Rail Rolls, one lot Of Harness
tUO Wagons, Once Furniture, one lot Fire Clay
one DTAy, one lot PulVerie'i Ore, one Drum iJi
SIuesEefs, Eve Wagon Hail Rolls and ali the move
abb O ieFSnAl property In " About The Cr,srtnI
lrgn OHhpany's EOrfs
Ith also ssll on the lane Day commencing Al
Oelnck 4. ~, at the irOnt dnta the Court Il1u,t
Of Ohio cOunty, numbef d lidrss and Ainl,a,
etiei upOn Al SINE time 10 siiisly sail iaGea.
Trans OF SALE-CRAh.
mE!i X s. BROWN. g o. {.
The above ale Il Postponed until FRIDAY, April
al, At 10 O'Cloek AZ. at6
The above Az Is rs,ponCl until FRIDAY, Msy
eth, Al 10 O'Clock \. n. ap!t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

tbt Addilignal LoeaI s. tI,a R.1e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

EDEBUGN 4 COOPER,

CIVIL, HYDRAULIC EO MINING nslAEERS.
S4rTsyA P.Ah, and Esiimais- ioT the oJnstTLctiot
q Water W1Fks. Railroads and Bridfrs' survey
and Plans q NiBss IL WWk!ng Nenulatson
Dfalnast As Part.ss clatsnplIiiag Tufk o! ths
above nature Lrc M as,iri 10 nlmugnlC7is With "a
Oaoe-Asy LIBEETT 81, PITIsBuEH, PA. iei'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05
FOR RENT.
DOR RENT

DOR RENT
The STORE ROOM now occupied by II.
Hartman 4 Co., old Monroe street, for rent
Apply to Thomas lIoraJTook or John l..
Wilson.
fe.5 JACOB HORSBROOK.
NOR REST-STORE ROOM, DWELL.
L ING and HALL, vest side Of Market,
between 18th aud 10Th streets, in Beck 5
Block. Also, Room At present. occupied by
q. A. Wickham as an Auction House.
Enquire Of -
janis ANTON REIMANH,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05
GOSHEN CHEESE

GosHN CHEESE
10 bo1,s New YOrk Gcahenl ~
100 % western BaHsrte d 10 Ftcre and ~
~ " REILLY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-05

u. UULNAN . VI
Corner Of Main and l2th streets,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31
Horrible Disaster.

Sfsty-.SEs y1nra rzf clitf-sa Barssf b psr.a-
Nsaasrs n e. Tsca-s Es'zslty Reasassf AllSs-
n Frigati1L Sosaes u Agsuy anF rorsars-4 FssacA
cneloiie c1rca II EoiyeRz Mss. ne Scsss q ne
DiArz1sr.
SPkISGEIELD. Mass May 2S.-Mi3-
night-Ons Of the NEST terrible and
hears-rsnding cAlanities that has ever
happened in Western Massachusetts,. sur
passed in loss Of life only BY the Mil
River disaster Of Just year ago. &C
Cured in HOlyOke. tO-uight. when the
French Catholic Church was harned 70
the ground. and some sixty-six women
and children persisted in the flames
literally roasted slive-or were crushed
to death BY the falling walls.
At the moment Of the disaster the
church was filed 10 It's utmost capacity
BY an immense congregation. mostly
composed Of the French Canadians who
make up 50 large \ proportion Of the
thriving young city. containing Is 1t
does 80 many extensive manufacturing
concerns. The service was vesper ser
vice. eoucIuding the annual feast Of
Corpus Christi Ii had approached its
termination when suddenly candle on
the altar BY some unaeeountable means
which. up TO this time. no one has been
able to explain. was upset. and IN an
instant. set fire 10 the paper on the
walls The flames leaped. before any
preventive movement could possibly be
made. up the walls. and quickly ran
along the galleries which lined either
side Of the edi6cs..
Then ensued an awful panic The
seven hundred people in the burning
building rushed hither and thither over
each others heads. the strong tranpliug
the weak under their feet. and all strug.
Cling to reach the door in . compact and
writhing, some shrieking, some praying,
some meaning. The priest. Father Du-
freane, tried IN vain TO secure something
like order, but be was unable. although
&c shouted at the top Of his voice, tt
make himself heard and ebeyed- 81
great was the tumult. The scene wa
terrible beyOnd description There va;
but one narrow entrance IN the front o.
the church, aud still narrower ons
leading 70 = passagewzy, connecting tht
church with the priests house adjoining
It was to the first Of these exits tha
the thrOug endeavOred 60 make its way
Those Of the congregation IN the CALLER
les jumped down upon the mass below
IN desperation. being driven down .,
the rapidly increasing flames Many O
these were almost instantly crushed Z
death The whole dreadful work O
destruction was over IN less than TWEEN
ty minutes Many were rescued froC
the flames only TO live for 4 few hours
the flesh dropping from their bones.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

Boz kILLD BT A RAM-On Satz--
daJ lass It abo1t o'cIoek in the NOM
inS > little fo1r-gszr-oH sou Of Charles
Brigham az West Concord. strzyed away
fro7 The house. and beng missed son
after. = vigsr1Gs hunt was couuerced-
About 10 o'elock Mr.. Brigham saw soue
sheep IN WaIbridgs's pasture. 10 rods
distant, and thinking the boy might
have strzyed u thzt way. vent u
there gos upon large stsne % sz-7ey
the seid- and found The BOY a. the Op-
posIse sids ef lie Esoce, dad and badIy
1angi=a Fr7z zppez-zueez Il vzz
tho1zht e lad teen dad to hears.
Il seems that tie boy had ssrzyed azzy
% the Ssoos where WaIbridzss cross
IAN snen1n.s-sd hin zad killed kiz-
there vas bad bEuise q he frshezd,
0a the hack e Ia had znd en Tzxiou,
Places ever his body. and kis elsthe.
Esre lady toEu- L i szppoaed Il.
ran 6rzs ssrz-k the ehad q he baek q
The head- Enoekiag hs fsr-hsad azziazl
Is rnsk- and L j. Prsbzbls tha srsl
elo~ Ellsa Aiz instantly Bat he IA
ssiA<aEiy b11tsd hin nazy tzes auG
ssz1Ped uP~a kiz after ke vzs Dad
boEA q tie rzz's hsrzs Eers kaseks,
q. Prssably y striking kss Lad eve
the ehid agzin.s he rex Tkis !.
warning % al . dizPsss sf .ninals a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31
THE PICNIC AT LYNDoNVILLE-

Agressbly TO notice there net AZ St.
JOhnsbUry, On Tuesday, quite full del
sgatiOu 20 arrange the preliuinaries for
The WOrkinguen's picnic and celebration
At LyndouuIIe. July j. HE following
oranges we're represented: Green Mount
ain. St. JOhnsbury Enterprise. Lyndon;
Wide Awake. ST. JOhRsbury Center; In
dependent. Shs6eld; Caledoni4, East
HardWiek; Black River. Irasburgh Ex-
eelsior. Peachan; Burke Mountain, East
Burke and Rising Sun. North Dan
vile; also there were present members
Of the eauneils Of SeEersigns at St
JohnsbUrY. The meeting was called 70
orIier By z. v Powers who stated the
obiecs Of the meeting and explained that
the grove at LyndSuViIle had been en-
gagged and that arrangements had a.
ready been made with the railrcad con-
pany faE extra trains 70 ST. Johnzbzry
and Tor half fare After some ether re-
marks the ennventio1 elected Hon Z P.
C9ltou, president Of the day. with the
following vice presidents:
Jsnatha1 Lawrence. Caledonia Counsy.
Hon l. B Sherwin. Lamoille County.
Dr. Geo 4 Human. Orleans County
Il C. Woodward. Essex County
Col J. B. Mead Orange County.
J. < TObey. Warrington County
C. J. Bell. Esq. Of Hardwiek. VA
slessed marshall With power to appoin
his assistants The following we're elect
ed = eoUnittse Of arrzngenents. eael
cue % have ! special duty 70 perfaEu i
addiroa 70 the general duties:
To engage speakers. L z jameson
On taasss. Hon- " P. Bszuan-
On mzzie- L D Stiles.
On advertising, z L. Hogsy.
1t wa agreed that grzngrrs would ~
pear vithauE rszaliz. and thzs the e
\ Psnses. which vii Be very hght, sha1I
q Dc borne BY the several grzng.z alshsaz
. the eslebrztioa il % De free 70 AL 70 :,
/ joy.-F@MeT-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

the masses. 50 that the desire 10 commit
deeds Of wicke,lness and horrvr. shall be
lesseued Christianity must inflSe its
in6Dences intO society. 50 that the de-
sire 10 d violence and murder VIII not
be felt and exercised Until moral sen
tinents shah more generally prevail.
and the cruelty Of sinful and beastly IA
lures shall be s1bdued By refining insu-
ences. there viii be deeds Of blood. Let
the work begin where 1t viii DO most
good. and then the tales Of horror VIII
diminish in number.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

Another murderous assault following
close On the murder Of Mabel Young, at
Boston. was an assault upon J young a
dy Of the same city in broad day light
and In the presence Of witnesses. with 3
pair Of shears by German tailor named
Christopher Burr, employed By Isaac
Fenno & Co. The victim was Mss
Martha II. HIbbard, . boek-keepE at
the same place. Burr picked up pair
Of large sized scissors. and walking de-
liberately up behind Miss HIbbard. who
was unconscious Of any evil designs.
plunged the instrument into her neck On
the left side, Just below the ear She
uttered shril scream and attempted 20
rise, bot was beaten down By other re-
peated blows, and finally fell upon the
f0or- The foreman Of the shop and
others employed thereupea seized the IN
earnate lend and assisted the bleeding,
fainting victim TO rise. Consciousness
did not desert her but for = moment
/ with remarkable self command she re.
gained her eouposure and submitted
quietly and patiently TO an examination
OF her injuries Burr says he commits
ted the act IN obedience to = spirit, ana
from this and his singular manners h
Is thought TO be insane
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

IL grvws verse and worse fSr the Nex
HazPshirs dsnse-zts. Saaebody has
discovered shAs Oos e thsir eo1grsszzen
eisrtea at the hst elsetisa a. Frzuk
J0ass S1s really ehrisened Frznklia
1Soe@. add eoossqoestly Is fsIIsZz thai
II soses sor Nat Head are vor-kIsss
seczzSs - E1zs Is Sasha1Ssl those
printed -Frznk- J0ass insssad q
F7nkiia. aua's count Ard yss ths CIV
sr.or and esaaGI deela-s tkas Nr. Ices
y elected. and that Gen. head = net
fhs PssassdInz las dark 1nd dsTioz.
lsak--8sE Foyt TTIBume.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31
THE ERA or BLOOD.

This Is an era Of bIcodshsd and uur-
der. Bloody scenes. too revealing 70 be
witnessed. are enacted almost every day
in this most quiet part Of the uatiou-
While the rsmsmbrance Of the cruel
deeds Of Jesse PousrOy are fresh n the
mind. other and numerous deeds Of cold.
brutal murder are beng enacted. and
zaTshsr the la- s- the horrur Of su-h
atrocities prevent their recurrence The
murders q Miss Ball AZ St Adams.
Mrs. Emerson AZ Piermons. n H., are
vel rsusnbersd- A few days SINCE.
wretch. erazsd or enraged. after Ehet-
ting his shoe-kuise and ecncealing il N
= ~ place III such time IS il could
Be Used. found opportunity 70 murder
BIS mother. and hack his faEhsr ard
brvshers nearly 20 death before his thirst
for blood vzs quenched- This Bloody
oecurrsnee vas near Bosscu. the week
before last. Last week cane other hor-
rors. pr0uinsnt saong which vas that
Of which aeeuuns Is giTsn IN another
column
How eau such crimes Be prevented ,
The law Is severe when person Is found
guilty. but the chances are altogether
against the Punishment Of those Who
a-s accused Of high crimes Twelve men.
with al their notions. ti1ses and syn
Pathies. must be convinced beygud 4
dogbs q the eriain1lity Of the accused.
before they can render verdict Of gull
81. The Jury system Of trial makes j;
necessary that = unanimous opiuioc Of
guilt must prevail Among the jury. Or
the Priso1sr ) set AZ liberty. Expert
aad strocg counsel are AZ hand % Dc
fsud those Who are guilty. Is well Il
thsss Ehs are innocent. and they ecu
sider their credit all the greater. Il the
are able 20 defsnd tie criminal and rss
cue hin from ths hAnds Of justice In
salty IS Plsaded where The facts q u
eoanissisu Of he crime eza not Be d
uisd. and many are creased q Il
EO1nd q insanity. When the insanity !
uStAiag more than temporary rsgs Q
na4s<sz- 50 she erininAl has nan
shAnoss for ssaPe. and not til he an
the Public are nsls - FEEL tAas erin
Is nors liable % Be Panished- vii Is !
diminished The wise OF eznning ca
Pis i abe 20 Plaa a. schemes q m
der, tAefs 90 incendi4ris@ - 1s % e
ape dstssti1a. q ~ lzE. and he i n
iuEiaiiAtsd b far q paaish@snt-
Justiss nssds - Be certain and 81
asG - insPirs tsrTor. 11d sons eh1a;
IL shs Ian o1ght 70 Be brozzhs abaz
tAat MI give thoss Via are accused /
ehances - esczps The tsrrsrx q LTul
laE. tho1gh 70 o1e aivSSases thai =
il civilized state Il soznzuisy, v.
sssA a. 70 q nor. ssszri pr.ssaEi
enle. thaa al The asral sla<son a
soA hss e the and TAs szhibiti
e a body s1zPsndsd frul the Eab q
trss. tsaehss. in The usst sEertiEs n
ner. = lsSaoa % the bloslthirsty 4
vi-ksa. and he sxkikisisa q he 3
Psnasa boiy q TIE =zr3ersr from
gaiisE< SaEht 70 cary t<rrOr 70
Aaarts q lie nany thAs esatsapt
zuu3sr- Les ss3iea an4 terrible i1ss
IA 90 lie guilty. SALE Ti1l
oGrsz Of he peace vzEeh the M
I-1tz a tAs Eioio1s asd s1speetsd.
kznt diva the trsSk of tie gailty.
Bs.1E tAaa P9aiahnens fsr The ,
vsntiaa Il =ize. Do thas Which i
slsH g1EtA. i TIE b1iI1iag - OEtn
sentiment md christian feeling an
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

We rad Of = receGs marriage. 0a
board the Stonington steamer RhOds Is
land. Of a grandfather Of seventy-foar
years 70 = child Of thirtsen years Such
freaks As these suggest the necessity Of
4 law fixing the marriAgsable age. such
a most European countries have
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

w NJ GrosEen0r writes frou ST. Lou
Is To the New York Tri5a14s that the
grzszhePPers are Rseky Mountain o.
Gusts. whose home i On the high and
dry plans. and that the insect which
appears. this spring. IN Missouri. i IN
ly the Matching cut Of the eggs deposit
ID, Iast year. Fortunately the stock /
nOe improved BY transfer To nssiss ell
nate but. Oa the eo1trzry. thoezz1ds Of
eggs have been roered By the spring
rams. and thousands Of insects have
Pershed and are perishing by the sane
cause The Insects hztehed arg vTng.
lesz for the ErsS forty days, and hence
their progress aba9t the country i ysrv
sl0E, and long before the farty day. aru
oVsr they vii have all persisted There
= parasite. zlso. which kills rat nuu-
berz of then In short. tie bezsts kzv.
I got TOO IA eat. and can't sszud II Pm
fszsor Riley. the state entouolaxiss a
Missouri. eoues CIT Of the eznuzizu
with vastly anre credit thza Gsz. Hzr.
I'm. and II the latter had taken ooczsssr
% lock ever the profs4sor's Iz<s rscert
N which j0st this STATE 81 thing "a.
Prsdi~sed- he probably wouIdn't have il
s1ed Esrh p1oelzzz:is1- Il rszIE
have been very seas1ble. On the esusrz
y. % have iuforzed The pespIs What .
expect. and to have ADVISED th<z u =
q with sk<ir springs zo<k. vitksu
far e deTzztztsoa-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

In East New York 4 week agO last
Saturday. \ German tailor named Jscob
Young. murdered his second wife. mang-
Cling her body in = shocking manner.
and then locked Up his house and gOing
70 the cemetery. shot himself dead On
the grave Of his first wife
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

The Rhode Island Legislature has
elected Henry LiPpitt Rep. Governor.
By a vote q 20 to IS. and Henry T..
Sissou Lieutenans-Go BY 4 vote Of
IS 70 20. The Republicans fred sa-
late over the result
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

The Sioux chiefs who have cone I'D
to Washington for talk with their
Great Father about that Black Hills
business are IN Disseminated state Of
mind. and talk saucily Lone Horn tOld
the President that he was 1 chief and
owned al the country. and that the In
dams With him were soldiers and wo1ld
fight; they are evidently not disposed
70 sell the Black Hills country for 4
s--l~
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

In the trial Of Noses b Sawyer for
the murder Of Mrs. Emerson, the jury
disagreed. Standing seven for conviction
and I've for aequittal- sawyer vas tried
at plymouth mot Havsrhill as We STAT
ed llss week It IS thought his next
trial VII be at Concord Before an0th-
er trial something new nay De discover
ed IN relation to the case. that vii help
On ? future decision.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

SAP AcerDESr AT MIDsLDCEI.-On
Friday evening, about seven o'eloek. .
Ittia chEId q Hr- jean Douobue. Wa
found drowned IN a suaH ocen eisssru-
Life had 1PparsatlJ hesn extinct for
soGe time The eiz.ern had been nads
b sinkiag hogshsad into the grs1na
under The caves. s1d lad 20 coTsr. The
ehila vas zbo1s I've and half years
cd. and lad been playing By Itself with
a card gVsn Il 81 IA mother Il Is sup
posed thas i had d-uPPed tie eard insl
the vaser and n reaching dawn 70 ~
L fell II. Is t vas Esazd VITA is aes
down
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

The accounts Of revenue and expeudi-
ture at Washington have been fully
made up for nine months Of the current
fiscal year. showing an income Of s219.-
s4l. 749 and an outgo Of 500. 223. 514,
Or deficit Of s.. 100000 The receipts
Of the last quarter viii De considerably
heavier than the expenses, and VIII
bring the reEenue for the year fully up
to the estimate, last December, Of $751;
100000 There will Be a surplus, as
regards ordinary expenses. Of from sIO.-
100000 TO s15.OOO.0O0 But the sec
rotary Is bound 70 make his payments q
the sinking fund which require $751;
O96.0O0- He has enough cash On hand
70 do this, bat be viii begin the .nexi
year with probably sl5.OOO.0OO less d
cash than he had at the beginning d
this In other words, there viii be :
deficit to this amount for the year. h
having paid debt cut Of the cash II
hand Before he makes report TO Con.
gress N Deceuber. he doubtless hope,
70 make Up some Of this By increased re.
eeIpts under the new taxes and the grad
Ual Improvement Of business
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

The proprietor Ct this medicine has walked tie
4issea q tie hospitals q London. Eng for the rzst
twenty yssrs making Eheufzatisn SPECIALLY, and the
u al ne ever used In the treatment q this ds-ss@
In simple ezses soaessme9 one o. two doses sssfce
IN re o4I ehzDue eases q l. sure q give war by f
1ss o. two q TIRE bottles. By this eesenf AMI sim
~ remedy hunreds q dollzrz saved 70 toee sgo
can East aoEd V tsEeS aEay, surely Il IL b. the
p1fcb1se q useiess prescrptiobs.
Les any Eaeer@ shD reads this purchase a su,all
s.t~ @nd taxs according 70 the nstrnctsons around
le zexzge and y VII MOI take long 70 esnstrcs then,
- p1yinz 49cters ICES y money thrown Away
A1.-1aes1 q al kinds are useIess. Price Al htlie
rs n1anA b fT sale az all Druggaass thror gfogt
- Al tse Unlted States. II Il hapf,ens that
D1esSzt 1zs %. 20 Il IL EtOck ask tim 70 ssa.d
s ~ > = ssss Nheseszie Agests GEOR6sK q.
s@sODDWsS ~ LO.s Ne. Is Hanower street,
Z@s-~nI SHiTH, DO0LETTT<E a. HHFTU
= - @s1t ~, Bosaons w. W. WHIPPIK
~ 80 Iarkst Square, PerfImndt O. ri.
IAAIEN a. Co., 10a 3EnIa ,s9 f.es.rass.
New Ha@p~hfre. ~sn'"ra'