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, 1875-10-15

tofm Of thn Iowa Hripremo Court uas ref"1erod
dcnision which ID II Importance To railroad cor.
nnsatdn1 aa we'll ~ lndi1itlaalH. IN 1879.
Andrew ltodamachcr. farmor ln FIoyd CnHnty,
waukco Il 81. paul 1tAilroad. From the SPARK
OF 11nsdnnger-sfafu going ueat tho BrRst uas
act OH fire along tho track. whic'. spread acroa.
TIM ptairio for nearly milo and b'itned tho
action asalnsl the isaiITosd Company for tamanos
A Judgment was rendered In tin court below
fot At25 against tho Company. Tho i!atroad
Company appealed to tho Supreme Court, aud
which .ho action whs brought {Bcc. 1.2s9 Of Tho
eolo ri 1A73) IN That It irnratIs The contract hx
isting hctwonn tho State and tho corporation
undor which It: charter IA conferred. Tbs ST.
rtcn,o Court. Judge co1s dissenting, affirmed
tho teclalon of tho cnNtt be!ow. aud hold tho
iav sint)oe which suit WAS brought TO bs constt-
si,tiunat. Tudor the laws OF Lows. sli railroads
sre sbls liable fot damages caused BY sparks
from locomotives.
orlo / M1astsa,rr1.
CssctxsATI. o.. Oct. A.-At Tho annual nect-
INK uf tho stncktoidern al the Ohio L afnB[s-
sIppt Kaivhf. hold hero to-day. 10 Ill tho raean-
cles cauecd BY tho resignation Of j. 0. Prince
and r. Hel.ichardt. aud lilo loath Of q. u. +.
Odoll. and in t,acs Of thd Dlfoctors resirt II by
rotation, the following wers elected Directors:
.. Torrauce. j. Ptertepont, NJ. l., Morgan lob.
ors 0ntfett. Frank ". Tracy, Theodore q. Meier,
ahd Charles T.. Doccher
:, Mt' H. Az tHt!"t1" Etoth1eu 1lh OIIle0 OF f!oe-
Trcat1ent aud General Superintendent. and E.
II. Watdron. OF Lafhsette, Ind, VAS appointed
Genhtat Superintendent.
Thu Finance Co:ntnlstco IN Nov York consists
q y. Torrance. John King, Jr.. j. l,cEIopont
H. l.. Morgan. Sir a. 7. Cali. and Robert 0arratt.
Tho mnotihg was HARMONIOUS. and unAni-
m?ualy iatliod tho purchase Of tho Springfield
Il Illinois Southeastern 1iafItoaA.
ATTACHMENT.
Fpetfat ntsratch 10 IRE Chtcd4o 7rta.snt.
Is q Frt Ma Int Il fff1t+
fac|lc Drectora cnr, which arrived in this city
this afternoon. containing jar Gould. sidnay
Dillon, and Oliver Amos, waa attached Tonight
by tho sl,erin Of JACKSON County on charge Of
debt aEatnst tho Union Pacific l,oad by McCord,
Eavo Il CO.. Of this city. Tho attachment cre-
hted conaldcrab!e excitement. md crord
gathered about tho Union Depot. Jay Gould
aud President Carr, of tho KannaB Pacific Noad.
signed bond hrroctDg 10 ahsnu1e ard dBfond
tho case, and Tho car MAS released.
, 1875-10-15
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MAlL-BAGS.


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, 1875-10-15


issReat rorl'on o. tho crop Is nov npnn tad f1ad[
i's pIcStnE. ma IN r'fn" 70" committees irnn ha1
~ ."o'tnl1ah o1 l!lo crop ~ fcRortcn M ale'y
a,'S, IEm ~, ~" movement 70 Inttxos u Kene'a"5
HorIIk hEfAnrdEsr.
Mnhilo Cottotl ExehahRe. coFcflnR me ntaan ~
m""a,na ae ar hots!, aH the summit u ,s"a
. 'i"hs'.l' ~, NM tno iolto"nR c9nhtloh ~ a'.o
flptl: mhyho. ClatE JAafef, iauoe1oan;' ,..., .o"
Ion, hemEof, Neslinea, Noanpee. m..sson' ,.ia,lo'
l'o"htteH. Okttthota, Coifat, Monroe. Cnickon-
Eh"' IthHAnoa1hoc, Iontotoo' Iten.ss' n.coIn.
1. nu !T',hnm!nso h!aua"n .,,t nr',,,ios ~
from th'fty-nhe conhueh "a e'fns e'rn..oo -, t'!o
rsathef n reported - hsyloG eeen % 'ssofaoo; .ts
~ oleveh not Ihvnfabo, shu ~ .nItn w n. ann
s,!ne Wet ahd RAINING voe9 nnnssusisg'o nns
1an &enofal1y rsantoi o.ia ~" ns.' n,ss'
sesefo rams ao a.oun on,o, ~ n1so ,so r.,n uvme
seI.oss 1n!u.y W H. ~ ~ mn,
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,otars h.fnta ~ y. as.t ~ scntrhcr IN Te
Sorn,.h,v ~ = p.nav ps00W Wh fra.t At tho ,.rac
lima A. i,st 1onr in s.ntiy md unfsnJs, ih.rtcen
cn,,to. ro,9rt ,p.t ~ vcJ iii he Ina ctcit
snnut IN samn IN nra.r,s and fow tsnds:
IN Mississ,nm ,hcrc % ar, 1etters f,on otrhte,n
conni,n. Thap .s,,.r ia ravn,,aI ~ Esv1nn
ssa, ra,, -, tno o,, namseo ~ ~.
cron v r,,st ~, vot o r.ins . .io,ms in fo,,o,taa
Ia ha ftot #, IN sat% r,nr cstk in m ayotaro OF
sha. w. ~ate ~ ~ p9d nioI@ camnnce Fam
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enunt ., '0,y rnusn.i uv @ s,rkn"ss smonr nbo5c1s
ten.f -. ~ anu .n po, stnc ~ .st ro,r ia
xtoiJ I'll, 10 frnn, .ha',t H.. alma n "a
uor cant prea,er onlv thrca coa,ntira rono,,tnc
,I,at It sii1 ha lcs, La 1autfs,1iaic .nn Mnns
rnn s;inht Srnss" h,vn ,r"nrre.' ~ A'cnrn snt
Ch;rts a.w connt;sa :l,ut ~ La1nara h,s ,.,n1t-
I'd s1c"nt ~ nrar"n. III .ho onn n;nr @ ~ n.lis ~
sotno o.tons rI,n ,ennnt I,avSs r.,ns b,..
p1natly ininred ,la on.t,ty' '"'''' ''"''
rtr,,pr,ra mrT.,rvr.rr
wan, .rennesaan Ina tir,v.n .1bt re.ror,os
ronnr.ina tho wos,ha- 3 wsrn, ~ Il, .rtw'
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uinc wot mi coid' nam"an bv rn"t rot mi
, 1875-10-15


u.s" .'...nas ~ ~. t,..s.e"t t.nn.'. ,s,.n
Arntn,t NJ. r. n. ytt,s H.. nf fltc t,t,t.
cnno rtrnos. nud sheriff fstun,
for ncccnt Conspirhcf Against the
Character OF las Early.
.'peetds Dstateh 10 Ths CAfraeo T''aus<.
HocKyonD. ILL.,, Oct. 14-IAo entire City OF
ltocksord Il again AEog over the Ehrlf-Stofey
s9anler. and tue indictment of Franc u. Nilktc,
Prime Minister Of tue Chicago Timer, anu OK
sher'R Patrick Finn, Of ttiH city, for conFprln5
toRo'hef to futn tho character ot Gov. Ear
~ daughter Al'co, by the Grand JuiT or
"'nneoaso Ionhty' l'aa catsod The moht lntense
ete'tomehs' lao fact" OF thn c"'o Are fresh %
'ole tno PUBIC foal e1aader agaanse tnls
young Rifl Appeared III rho 3lhcf, and Dir.
otoleY "aa haea ~ tho p'sint'ft and a~afded'
.aas Ap'1i, @zo'oe'' sunsoaasnt'g fcdhcel to
Slo'ou 1ho seh"'nons even before tie Grand
'o'' o"'lng tno psat week Goea to show that,
hhossly a'tef tho tr's rum htia "'lka were
employed oy STOREY to trump up eoalo false
hooda and obtain somo AfIIdhvits concerung
Alce. for tho Ayowed turposn nf ttipu
,hor, :, ia s,,ara,, r,,,. -. a,,.;.,
~ ~ H., ~, ~, osr.'' sr'
ato'eta&' =. lups'"ent !" 'ae '''el e'ss' mo
bo used directly In tho Supreme Court, but it IL
ucnerot1v hoticvcd that the irtent;on xos IN fila
.,,n,n ~ .,,o,, s,,ti:s,, ,.ars T., ,,,a T;,.o.
:, ~ - ~ "
ltenas ot supreme toaEt ne"s' anu thefehv tas-
thcr b|scken tho character Ut Alice Early. eB-
Gaping liabilities on tho ground that ti,oy vere
afIiaay1tk f,Ied in thu gnr,o,nc ffu,t 1ust v,,nn
th,a co,,n,r,cv ~. to,1,.d IL ,ot :,,an I'm,
.' ~.sps' r1t W. N7N 40 ~. A''"'' u"s
'ho il'e"aa o1 A!'eo IN thia c'j olo
not get track Of 1t until about the
lat uA, Dctectises were at pnco put
IN thc .,crt And Finn and Ti,tio wcre ,ss.chct,
sna f,,,oa al 49, cios,,r ar .,o;. :.
.uo 'oo"ea 'et5 e'oso1s' h'' tuetF 4''o'en''''.'
haso been discovered, and great deal more ~
known than was brought before the Grand J Dry.
Owing to tho Intense secrecy. your reporter can
tol g;vs . mi ,coort or tbo ,na,;,onv r,o,,
~. 60 ~. =. As sSs ~, ''11
"hs1 ne mas ea!hefod from sofno oi the ~isneasce
and other reliable souscea, 1t IL understood that
certain other gentlemen exhibit perturbation
Of sui,it, .ua ars likely to bo drarrcd into tho
-n,xa I, 10 ...a u,., 10 o,,,,a~
.,.a,' ., ssa In IT. = -.
IN which tAo mcn olo theiT "":k
MAS AMPLY tb;a: They would call upon
| iii acrun,lfn,,s nen md Ahsn1n,1ett 1omcn rho
, 1875-10-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

bid. viii b isce1sd u y. s!h inst q "eef r
~ IsAdHsy IN IBIS Guy al aukee. rs hs t"h;ttns
ton af 1a Ut ionbt4 ttAcA street A ~ ~ ~. S
Ard lusuish tables AeourlaR to phs Asu spos
noat.nps A. ~ ~ otee Of .4d snpsn' - t9p.
huEse, l3foot passenger csfs win lHoy running
Ee4s s!inllar usts thuse now " W. " ~
with Ntsoisuu ps1 omsat suJ ground. tbs ssigbL
W 81" !" " ~ pSS113 w. J. u. TURCK, EsesstaEy,
, 1875-10-15

Another EaFthquaks-Gen. Sheridan.
SAN FRAsc1sco. Oct. A.-A sharp shock Of
earthquake incurred about Q this evening. Tho
vibrations osclllatod from east 10 west. Adyices
from tia Santa Clara Valley mention similar
shock there. No tlamlSo " reported.
TITO otticers OF tie regular atmy aud .yo!uute esa
civic lgnltarias, aud prominent cilixous are ban
quctug with Gen. Sheridan slia oyening Ut the
falaus Hotel. About 4U0 guests are pru4uns.
, 1875-10-15

Gov. Bsvesilge aud the Stale officers yesler-
dar le!d consultation iu rcIsle,!ce to moving
Was absolutely necessary that the removal
sloull be mads before winter, ~ theaold build
lug II almost uuinhahts&bls. Fha Htata. Haase
Commisslooese will take immediate action 10 DIX
up tho required oftiess.
, 1875-10-15

sp<e.ai DAnateh to Ths cA.eaoe rrthtnx.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 14.-To-dAy an ia-
quest VA hold on tho body Of Joseph Stevens.
Who died suddenly, from 20 Visible cAuso. Eyt-
douce showed that deceased had tried to lit
, 1875-10-15

BALTIMORE, Md. Oct, 4.--Janaa n, Hewlett,
dealer IN hides, lstthsr, aud oils. undsr sho firm
name Of John @. How!ctt L Sou, on Wstes
Htroes. has suspended. Hewlett is preparing =
s.staH,cnt for lls csed!sors. Ills liabilities ate
supposed to amount to 600, 00o or s7u 0U0.
, 1875-10-15
THE WARD WILL CASE.

8psriag hspa.eh to TAs Gh,eaQo 7ribans.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. t4.--1a the Ward will
case to-day. two old Wills Of Capt. Ward wera
produced, in both Of which the boys Jared bcttos
than in tho present, but both were made betore
his SECOND marriage, aud further testimony a. to
bis Observation-Disclosures waa sdiuccd.
, 1875-10-15

NEw YuaK, Oct. H,-Asher l. Redlich, dealers
in lace goods. have suspondel Also Fay i Co.,
tieners iu hats and caps. Liabilities not very
large.
, 1875-10-15
The WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. C., oc.. l5-1 =. m.-Tor the
Upper Lakes. Upper mississippi. aud Lower
M'ssour Valleys, flHing barometer. northwest to
northeast Winds. cooler. partly cloudy wek.hcr,
and occasional rain tu tho two first.
LOCAL onsEIyAT1OS.
itntci 1tf
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-10-14
STR0UT SBURG, Pc.


The BYLAWS Of th;s Compay, and regulations gore.
ing Insurance have, recently tgeu very msj,aa
changed, pigc}2g il UluB q basis equal To that o L
Life Insurance Company Ia ti,. state.
important among these changes are the lo.'a-
Policies, instead Of being perpetual arc i-sasl f
five years.
Al property Is classified ana the rat, of ?rcaiaa'
hNGd according 10 THE risk of ihc property.
made ou thH notes
Property is iusrucl cor not more than tive tai'i,.
lis actual cash value, Gul tNn TAN amount ui .HN
paid IN case of loss, provided thy loss be equal ''
amount ot Insurance.
Annual sg,S,Ss.ncnt~ orly are n,ala exce, in @
oi heavy loss and where special ass s>1'.-
ThoCompany Is therefore p-snara,l 20 insure prol|
system.
Applications may be made t. any of the Nan':''
Surveyors, or Secretary.
MANAGERS.
Stogdell Stakes, J. Dcpuc IeGar T S>W
St!a1 l. Drake, {, y Hrdhad i'2.. ,,-.-
Jacob Kneght ,Iohp Elpg.r + Il It'iE Ts,
Jacob StoUfCr, Theo. S-ro~h, 7. .ha
William Naljacr.
SToGDELL STOKES, ITa''
J. A. bEEiIEE, Secretary ard Treasurer.
SURVEYORS.
For Monroe Couuty:
;, Sii3S a, l. Drake, William Gilbnct G'' c.
l. ". khudcs, j, DepGt I.a!ar, Jarua 0t+.
John IdUgcr
For Wayne County:
+. y. oppeit, Charles A. Master,
For Pike County:
For Northampton County:
Richard Camden
Samuel Zicgenru,.
For Wyoming County: ,l-s
q. NJ hoon, II. ". Bardweu, j. j. L'
Sa- The Managers meet regularly al the S5lg5
once IN Stroudshurg, on the first TGesia 4;
month"; at O'Clock r. NJ Aa!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-10-14

of various kinds, and having all experiancc
of over Thirty years. in designing, and
building machinery for special purposes,
feel warranted in guaranteeing the best OF
work. Have on hand, and building,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-10-14
SUPERIOR MAMIE
w .z-Ez.sIgf(
Carriage, Wagon,


and, in fact, everything in his line of bu-
siness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed aud paint
ed in the best style Of the art.
Having hrst.class material always on
hand, and none but frstclass workmen
engaged, the public are assured Tint none
but frst-elass york viii lie turned out at
his shop. II sze
In connection with his Garriage Shop
he has also slaeksnfh Shop, where
superior workmeh viii always be found
ready to oattepd to Che orders of customers
line public are invited to call and ex
anime his stock before parohasins else.
where. ~ FAEENTfNI4 X AFIHH
September 20 1897 7-tr
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-18
Save the Soap suds.

However deplorable washing-day may
be to the household land the careful
house-mistress or tidy maid has it in
her power to greatly modify its discom.
forts), to the garden it is very bountiful
day. Our hungry and thirsty grape
vines and flowers are glad of every DROP
of wash-water, and will repay every BIZ
of fatigue it may cost us to give them
this fertilizer. If the sun is shining
hot when we 60 out to dispense our ia
vor, it is best for us to dig a slight trencl
not far from the root of the plant, anC
pour the water into it, and cover agail
with the top soil. This makes the wa
ter go farther, and at the same time doe
not tempt the rOotlets to the surface o
the ground.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-18

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE.-The July
number is already on our table, and is
one of those rare triumphs which have
won for this "queen of the ladies
books its vast circulation. The prin-
cipal steel plate, "a Modern Water
Nymph," illustrates sparkling little
sketch, in which a conceited town exqui-
site comes to deserve grief at the hands
of a pretty country belle. But as to the
literary contents, they are, as always,
first-class. In fact, no other lady's book
has such contributors as "Petersons." 1t
is also the cheapest of all the really good
magazines. The price is but two dollars
year, postage prepaid by the publisher.
To clubs, the rates are lower yet, postage
also prepaid by the publisher and a
choice of splendid premiums are given to
persons getting up clubs, one of them
being an extra copy of the Magazine.
Specimens are also sent, gratis, to per-
sons wishing to get up clubs. Address,
Chas. j. Peterson, No. 306 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-18
Benefit of Laughter.

1t is said by good medical authority
that there is not the remotest corner or
little inlet of the minute blood vessel Of
the human body that does not feel some
wavelet form the CONFUSION occasioned
by good hearty laughter, and also that
the "central man" or life principle is
shaken to its innermost depths, sending
new tides of life and strength to the sur
face, and thus materially tending to in
sure good health to the persons who in
dulge therein. The blood moves more
rapidly, probably caused by some chem
zeal or electric modification occasioned
by the convulsion, and conveys diff.
ferent impression to all the organs of
the body as it visits them on that par
ticular mystic journey, when the man is
laughing, from what it does at other
times. For this reason every good hear
ty laugh in which person INDUCES
tends to lengthen his life, conveying, as
it does, new and distinct stimulus to the
vital forces. We doubt not the time
will come when physicians, conceding
more importance than they now do to
the influence of the mind upon the vital
forces of the body. will perscribe to the
torpid and melancholy patient certain
number of hearty peals of laughter, to
be undergone at stated periods, and be-
lieve that they will, in so doing, find the
best and most effective method Of pro-
ducing the required effect upon the pa
tient. Our advice to all is, indulge in
good, hearty, soulful laughter, when the
opportunity offers, and if you do not de-
rive material benefit therefrom, charge
us with uttering false principles of ma
terra medica.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-18

The ALDINE for June (No. Is of the
current series) has come to hand. and it
may be called one of the most substan-
tial numbers of the publication which
has yet appeared, appealing, throughout
to the most refined and elevated senti.
ments. This fact is especially notable
in several of the illustrations.
Mothers Darling" the first, being a
perfect apotheosis of that hottest and
most selfsacrificing of affections convey
ed by the name while in two compan-
ion-pictures, "The Helping Hand, "
and Saved and Lost" the story of
mans spiritual peril and his only abid-
ing refuge is told most strikingly. Three
fine pictures open the promised series
of Picturesque Europe" in "a
Waterfall in the Pyrenees, a gem Of
Albert Rieger, the original of which
formed one of the leading art-attractions
at Vienna in 1878, and two charming
ovals, "Surmont on the Bronze, and
"The Heron's Rock" both from pic
turesque Avergne. The other full page
picture of the number is a graphic
Battle of Bunker Hill, following out
the patriotic Centennial series commence
ed three months ago and handsome
illustration of Scot, the Drinking
Stag" three noble views of Durham
Cathedral, and portrait of Hon. Luth-
er b. Wyman, of Brooklyn, make up
the art-contents of the number.
In letter press, no story of secession
has been so plainly and yet SC
sweetly told, as is "a Virginia Girls
Experience at the fall of Richmond .
of which part is given in this number
The novel of the Revolution, "The
Spur of Monmouth" broadens and
deepens in interest, and introduces new
characters freely enough to indicate a
wide field before the conclusion. Beside
these, of prose, there are charming
domestic story, The Bellenden Diff
Guilty." by Florence Allen, understood
to be the promising daughter of the la
dy who taught the world the sweet
words of Rock me to sleep, mother ;
pleasant paper on Germantown" by
Chandos Fulton: the first of a scrappy
series by John Thompson, Jr., ON Ode
Personal Resemblance y careful papers
on Bunker Hill, on Music, Art anc
Literature. Then and to conclude, W.
have the following poems-all worthy
of their place; "The Mothers Oar
ling" (illustory) by John Hay Furness
The Best to Come" by pen of mucl
past honor, that Of Mrs. Susan Archer
Talley Weiss June Roses" by Alic,
Williams "One Maiden's Way" by C
Woodward Hutson; and "The Brook o
Kildare" by Sarah d. Clark maxim,
up whole of quite the average Adm
excellence, which is all that need b
said. The Aldine Company publishers
SO Maiden Lane, New York CITY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-18
Riches,

81 wish l we're rich I would buy
everything" cried Charlie.
"The sun, moon, and stars ?" inquir.
ed William.
mo; everything that can be got with
money"
"That's not happiness" said William
Get your hat, Charlie, and come
with me to Mr.. Morrison's," said the
father.
"Oh, please not, papa, he is such a
disagreeable, miserable old man, with
his cross looks and equity foot, hobbling
about and groaning"
81 think you would like to live with
him." said his father.
1 papa? | would rather live dowr
in a coal pit"
With him, you can have all that
would be bought with money"
II recant; l see it won't do" sale
the boy. Health cannot be bought
with money"
"Nor good temper, nor friendship, mol
life" said William
Above all, !" added their papa, the
favor of God cannot be bought will
money. Be content with as much of i
as God gives, and seek to use it Alright
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-18
THE TERRACE BUILDING LOTS
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1875,


The exercise of little discernment enables a per
to determine with reasonable precision, those
places in a village that would be called desirable for
building, and always in locating a dwelling. the
person acts with reference TO the prospective well
as the present character of the surroundings, The
advantage of the TERRACE BUILDING LOTS, is
so well recognized now that nothing need be said
in their favor 1t is pretty well understood that
have guarded by restrictions and conditions against
any possible bad features in this section. to
able the purchaser to be at ease about any undesir
able buildings in the immediate vicinity, 1t is ut
terly impossible FOREVER, that nuisances can be
erected the terrace building lots and future gem
erations will thank us for setting apart spot in
Bellows Falls, perpetualy insured against any pos
sible accidents of this kind And it is proper that
it should be so, for Nature itself has done every
thing make it beautiful spot for habtations and
protected. it becomes in every respect most ia
vored locality
We shall continue to offer these lots on easy terms
and long payments. SO as to accommodate parties in
building
Our prices cannot fail to suit and If the lots don't
you will have to wait for another convulson of Ma
ture to make them expressly to taste, and the
chances are, then you might be disappointed. /
don't think would wait prices might vary; change
of owners might occur. and thousand little things
might happen to cheat you of a trade. Plans.
&c, can be seen, and full information obtained at
my office. j. ID. BRIDGMAN.
Bellows Falls. VT II
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Sickness prevails everywhere, and every
body complains of some disease during
their life. When sick, the object is to
get well now we may say plainly that
no person in this world that is suffering
with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and
its effects, such as Indigestion, Costive-
ness. Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Palpitation of the Heart,
Depressed Spirits, Biliousness, &C.,
can take GREENS AUGUST FLOWER with
out getting relief and cure. If you
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and S. NJ. Davis, and get Sample Bot
tie for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
10 cents. Two doses will relieve you.
Also for sale by n. Moore, Chester. VT, &. Cooley
Charlestown, H. and +. w. Pierce, Chester Depot
Vt. SILL
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gellu,rs falls Zines,
BELLOWS FALLS, JUNE IS, 1875
JArrERy. N. H. Dea Josiah Move

JAFFERY, N. H. Dea Josiah Mower
who burned his buildings and cut his
throat recently, seems determined to
commit suicide. On Friday the 2Sth ult.,
|. he threw himself into the well in the eel
lar of his sons house, where he was stop
ping, but being missed, he was discovered
before being drowned The well was not
deep, but he was found with his head
down and heels at the top of the water,
and after considerable exertion was res
suciated.