Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-25
The New York Herald says that

one IVs ull VI tHO baN I'o'''"' "''''N
by the Ohio Democracy is that none OF
the leading men of the party, like Sey-
mour, Keran and Bayard, can go to
their aid in the canvass, while Blaine
and Wilson and Conkling, and all the
best republican speakers of the East,
can support their party in Ohio.
L The editor Of the Manchester Mir
ror does not think that House of one
political complexion and Senate of
another works well in New Hampshire.
He says: $50 we go staggering along in
an effective way like two off oxen in a
yoke, undertaking very little and failing
in most Of the things we do undertake. "
A death from hydrophobia is said
to have occurred in Brooklyn, n. T.,
ON the 10th inst. A man named An
drew jackson died in commissions, said
to be the effects of bite received some
nine weeks ago from dog with which
he was playing. The dog is alive and
well, but from the time of the biting the
man has been intensely afraid, and by
many, his death is attributed to sheer
fright.
The following pleasant obituary
notice of Dover, n. H., man, is given
in the New Hampshire papers. In the
case of Henry Timmens, who died at
Dover, few days ago, a post-mortem
examination revealed the fact that poor
liquor, of which he had drank immode-
rately during his life, had eaten hole
through his stomach, discharging every
thing he drank into the abdominal cavity,
from which two quarts of beer and rum
were taken by the physicians.
A remarkable incident occurred re-
Gently for these blue times A gentleman
made loan of $4,000 on a mortgage
ofhis house for hepurpose of specializing
in stocks. Calling on Hartford broker
he made known his intention, and sought
advice as to the best security to invest
in, The broker promptly gave him this
II advise you to invest in the purchase
of your mortgage" which was done,
and the money is now where it will do
the most good. Hartford Times.
We came near losing two promi-
nent candidates for the next presidential
nomination the other day, Vice-presi,
dent Wilson and ex-speaker Blaine
were on the express train together, going
from Boston to New York. Somewhere
near New York city it run against q
snag of some kind and the train wa:
thrown from the track. Mr.. Blaine wa,
SO much injured as to be confined to hi:
bed for several days. Mr.. Wilson got
off with only slight bruises. Their es
cape seemed almost providential.
Anna Dickinson is shortly to make
her debut on the stage in San Francisco
She returned from the South some tim,
ago with enfeebled health, cancelled he
remaining lecture engagements and be
gan to study for the stage. The hrs
character she is to assume has not We
been announced. She goes to the fal
West to begin an actress life under the
advice Of numerous friends, who believ
that she will succeed best by earning he
laurels there first, rather than run tn,
gauntlet of New York critics.
-" jury" said Western Judge
you kin go out and find verdict.
you cant find one Of your own get the on'
the last jury used"
- Pennyroyal leaves, rubbed anc
spread out in a room, or the uncorkin!
of bottle of essence, will drive mosqui
toes, it is said.
A gentleman in addressing tn,
charming Lady X, who had just remar
ried in Paris for the third time said re
proachfully, "You do not come to Lon
don any longer?" ooh, yes" she re
piled in a most natural manner, al al
ways pass my widowhoods there
= The tragic end of c. L. Vallan
digham, who lost his life while explain.
ing with pistol how it was impossibl,
that his client should have shot the mar
for whose murder he was on trial, is re
called by the assassination of that eli
ent-Tom Mcclellan notorious despe.
RADIO of Hamilton, o., in his liquor sa
loon, Sunday night.
= In Minnesota they are paving one
dollar and sixty cents a bushel fol
grasshoppers, after they are caught anC
killed, of course. Little boys and girl.
get ten cents quart two boys made
six dollars day on grasshoppers, and
Blue Earth county has paid already
over fifteen thousand dollars for the ex
termination Of this plague
A travelling hippodrome collapsed
in Ogdensburg the other day, and the
citizens had about 400 idle and money
less men thrown upon their hospitaii
ties, whom they had to feed for severa
days or take the consequences. A cir
Gus company also failed at Prescott, ius
across the st. Lawrence from Ogdens
burg, on the Canada side, and at last
accounts remained IN stdtu quo. Evi
IDENTIFY this isn't good year for hippo