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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY aim.

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an extra copy to the getter up of club.
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u Post Office orders. checks, or drafts on New
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Tue ia@ess containing money. Address
Nv. ENGLAND. Pubnshsr,
sun office, Nee York Clay
, 1875-05-26
Frank D. Hill.
0amSmG unb Mufttpndr,
1108 MAIN @trnEe
IIUo Wl III Str1Be,
Der STATE Sanf" aeaeniiber.

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wire auf DFsntli&sr Muttiun ubsr fripat bel.
fault. Sduisr unb qa'e wirb permistbst ant
beipnbere Mufmerflamtstt pirb auf sas GpGet.
tIrsn bon Mietbea sslest.
Der gerfauf BON Grunsfifsn trssnb elmer
An ~ire Aafs SOrsfalhsfs bstrtebsn.
!s mi mint
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sEM1-wEEKLY SUN, 50 A YEAR,
THE DAILY sun, s6 A YEAR,.

A prominently readable newspaper, with the
largest. circulation IN the world. Free, indie
pendent, and fearless in politics. All the news
from everywhere. Two cents q copy by mail,
80 cents a month. or SO a year.
, 1875-05-26
1920 Tsusr I6piatipn1 S75
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felt ibres gnifebens fno prpn,pt besablt liur
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swan5istaufss1o Dollar linp bel benz Shasz
m.ilter sen girntnia b%epunirt fir bic St1er,
bfit Der 0irsinia pc(iaensSnbaber
Beriht Der Moiie am /. Sanuar 1875.
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aenthnm in Ybt arelpbia. $~l,496,2t4 Sc
Grunb Gente 2l647 40
Wrunot'sentbum &C, fee) 9tp.
"a Norb Ste Sira6s . $500 70
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9rnps 1881. .... 169,4OO 90
gtreiniste @taaten reeifri1te
gonos 1905 1890 90
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| 0arIebsn on bic 9tabt pitts-
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1000 Aftien bss VenniYlsania
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mantCtpn uap Norrtstotpn ii
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lhaft seeen 6snsrs efabr gu peti1era.
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gas Nn,etaen fnetut Dsraus 3u 3ablen.
Die 3eituus Nib IN 9tsgmOnb ane UNI
.a,1enb son BEN 3rGsern tar IS Gents per
gGcte ausestragen.
, 1875-05-26
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, 1875-05-26

8 6 t 1t e 1t mnb 2iqu6ren,
DsIds f& bsiontsrs fir bic Geterfase eiauen
unb trcrdui fs bic aufmerfiamfet Der &C.
ltdftsleute tn Der Staot, fowie auf benz Gan.
ss, lenfsn. Sbr Eager bon Wbtstsy bsisbt
AVS ben folgenben Sprten:
Olb Cabinet 8De,
Oh 8afer &pe,
&niderboder,
Velfher Slb SHE,
@Oloen Nectar,sl
@oloen eagle,
nSuann Soutb,"
RentudD Bourbon.
unb sine aruBs Quswabl BON ssrl&ttbsner
Daare. Mnh fabren mir
9ladberrn, Gberrp uno Singer
Branntmeire,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-25
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL 2

ARCHBISHOP PURCELL Gin
cinnati vydal ostry pastyfsky list proti
navsteve obecnych (beznabozenskYch)
skol V mem obnovuje dfivtjsi nafizeni
sve, ably deti, ktere mistech, kde ka
tolicka skola Sc nachazi kde takovou
skolu navstevovati mohou, j nenavstevuii,
nebyly pfipusteny k pfijimani. Trest ten
to znamena praktickou exkomunikaci ti
vyobcovani clrkve. A takovymi pro-
stfedky bojuje katolicky episkopat A.
merice prot skolam, ktere nam cely
vzdelany svet zavidi die jejichz vzoru
Sc nejosvicertsich zemich narodni sko
ly reformuji. Y Mich Sc dostane deten
vice uzitecnych v6domosti ale meme b'
zadne nabozenstvi, Mich Sc vzdelava al,
neotupuje, odtud ia zloba, kterou prot
MIN katolicka cirkev americka sopti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-25

NOvy Orleans, 90 Inora. Guver-
n6r Kellogg obdrzel cd marsala Packar
da Washingtonu telegram, nemz 81
mu oznamuje, ze pani Burk Leonard
ktefi louisianske konservativce zastupuii
pfijali dohodnuti, nabidnute Jim cd poslan
ce Wheelera, ktery zastupuje repu b i
kansk Y vybor louisansky.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-25

no, aby pfijel ma posledni rozlouceni, ne
dostal odpov6d. O osme iodine byl
Freud vyveden ma maly dvorek, kde po :
stavena byla sibenice. Zbledl pfi pohle
du ma nj; poklekl a zsinalyma rtoma se-
ptal modlitbu. TAX setrval 20 Gtvrt no,
diny. Pohnuti ieho pfeslo ma ostatni pfi
TONNE. Potom vstal prosil, ably mr.
tvol .ieho vydan byl rodicdm. Pfistoupil
sibenici mezi tim, co pacholci no va
zali, pravil k pfitomnym: Panov6! Bud
te tn ma zemi stastni odpustte mn6 mfIi
zlocin. = Kat Brna povolany mel Sc
k dilu "a malo houpaIo Sc telo jeho V
povetfi
'Sloylnct q .jejich h,o6&stgo. Smutne
zpravy naproti tomu dochazeii mas po
sledni dobe re zemi slovinskych. Zmini-
Ii jsme Sc pred nedavnem nad6iich o.
bavach vzhledem k slovinskyp bratfim
naSlm. Obavy nase Sc potyrzuji. Cily
pollticky zivot kteryz obzvlast6 Kraii-
ne poslednich letech panoval nasledova-
la neblaha apathie. Ddkazem toho isou
poslednl volby do obchodni komory. he
Slovinci propadli vodboru obchodnim.
nelze Sc diviti, pon6vadz pficinou toho
jest jen volebni rad; ale ze podlehli take
odboru zivnostnim, nutno pokladati "a
ukaz velmi trudny. Proslycha Sc ze cctni
Slovinci hlasovali ustavovtrnymi, pon2-
vadz Sc Jim kandidati vlastni strany ne
zdali byti dosti schopnymi.
Slovinci zbaveni tax vGtsiny zem-
skem snemu proto bude take zemskI
vybor ustavov6rny. Vzhedem k tomuto
stavu veci nell by Sc Slovinci vzmuziti K
spolecnemu rozhodnemu jednani meme
Ii by setriti &adnych obtti k znovuozive-
nj ruchu politickeho. Die vseho vsak Sc
zda, &c bude zmatek ieste horsi. Jediny
slovinsky dennik ,,Slovensky Narod, >
pfestane snad vychazet, nebot trvani ,,Slo
vinsk6 tiskarny" je ohrozeno - Casopi-
sy starosloyinske pouze zivori; ma poll Ii.
terarnlm nedtje Sc skoro pranic. -.
Jeste horsimi jsou pomGry Stfrsku
pravd6 politovani hodn6 Korutanecb.
O poslednich volbach do fissk6 rady V
korutanech byl by jeden mladosloyinsky
poslanec zcela jist6 prorazil, kdyby ncby-
EIeerlkssIIafm7' fahnEFafid kRfRdlaar Fteafqf ten III
stoupil; nyni vsak nema nadGji tlsp9ch
ami ia, ami ona strana.
Zminili .jsme Sc ondy snahach cell
cich k splynuti kmene slovenskeho bme
nem srbsko-horvatskym; aysak proyedeni
yznesene myslenky te potkava Sc S roz-
hodnym odporem. Slovinsk6 kn6z8tvo
opira Sc tomu re vsech sill, tvrdic, ze by
to byla zrada ma ylastnim narod6 spacha-
ma.
Slovinske duchovenstvo, iez zayinilo
nynejsi trudne pomery zemi, .iez roz-
dmychavalo neblahy spor We vlastni zcmi-
iez pomahalo nejlepsi muze kacefovati,
jez ma ma svedomi odpadlictvi nemaleho
mnozstvi tax zvanych ,,nerozhodnych''-
toto duchovenstvo opira Sc mysence, KITE
ra by jedine mohla pojistiti lesk, moe a
trvani naroda slovinskeho!
Mdzeliz byti lepsiho dnkazu pro ma
hled, ze je nestasten kazdy narod, jeho1
fizeni naleza Sc rukou ultramontan1 &
jich nastrod! Jako by Rim kdy byva
pfitelem narodiiv a jejich snah. Sloyan
ska solidarnost Sc mu protivi. Rozdel {
panuj Zhloupi a podman Takova by
la isou az dosud hesla Rima.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-25
III. y am OV &c

81 Seneca Str. :. Cleveland, O.,
odporucuje Sc svym krajan6m zvlaste W
bornym piyem vsemi druhy napoja.
say- Diva yelmi pGkn6 zfizen6 1uleGniky
sou vzdy zabav6 miIovnikR hry t6to Sc
vsim prisluzenstvim pohotovG. l.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-12
THE REFORM SCHOOL.

Tomorrow the Legislature Is TO con-
providing for the Reform School which
was burned out of house and home last
month. The cost of the old institution
was, perhaps $4,000. There is nothing
now left but the ground upon which ii
stood. The structures built upon 1t, all
went up in smoke. There is now left
the insurance, $4,000 and the farm
spread out over the hills of Waterbury.
What Is to be done? A suggestion
comes from Vergennes that the old ar
senal property and farm at that place,
can be purchased for $1,000. If 80 1t
II a matter TO he considered. 1t Is one
of the loveliest spots upon the face of
this lovely earth. Its location is unex
ceptionable. lis facilities for business
are unsurpassed. And consideration
not - be overlooked, more available
property can be obtained for the money
than anywhere else that we know of
Ten thousand dollars would render that
property more valuable for the purpos.
es of Reform Scholl. than fifty thou
sand house upon the old site. 1t is ts
be hoped that no pride or prejudice q
location shall prevent fair considera
tlon of this matter by the members o
the Legislature. For full description
of the property and grounds referred ic
we give the following letter in the YER
MoNrER:
Firsl-Healtii, III this particular W.
think 1t will be conceded that your city
ranks second to ne other place in New
England, and tho Arsenal grounds lths
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-12

PLYMOUTH CHURCH. While tn,
trial cf the pastor goes on and every e
fort Is making to destroy his influence
and himself, the people continne Their
confidence and manifest il in ever,
convenient way. AS forinstance the an
nnal sale of pews took place, last Tue
day evening and the amount realize,
from them, for the year 1875, is ST. 165.
So $50 more than last year. 1t is said
toy reporter, that, when this result
was announced. it was heard with
feelings of deep distress by number Of
sporting men who had made bets more
or less weighty that there would be q
falling off in the bids for pews."
Among those who took pews, bidding
high for the same, was Mr.. Robinson.
Of the firm of Woodruff, Robinson &
Co., of which Frank Moulton was Il
member. Mr.. Robinson, of course,
knows Moulton well, ana would not be
likely to care TO sit under Mr.. Beecher E
preaching, if he took any stock in the
statement of Titon's friend. Tie
whole panel of jurors was obtained On
Friday, and the trial was TO commence
yesterday.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-12
MARKETS..
Wnteriuwn Lave stock Market.

FOR TuE WEEK ENDING JAN I, 1910.
p,io., N,,,., Roof A c,,v oh,.i.o EN- so,lo ~.
a., 40, ~. g., n.i;,, no,a m. s,oo1
o,,'',,, ms ~! ,b;'5 nm',';,v 4 u,a,, 40
49, So tgars;nr Or nor nsir
,,a,' : 'no ,so l5Ss9In
W,i.l ~ ~ c,iya. from, sa5aea. ax,r. e5s
~ Fa,ro,v Cavs S1a,Sn
Y,arIings si,ais. tyo years old 2Oa2s; three
,,.a,.i' sso'I,
49,. IT,, ;,ina ,;,o e.s Ia mr. In
sheen and iambsNin Iots sq.75, !, s.Soas. rs
each. rxrrs 81. 5On6 Is per head or from 5a7 ID
Sn,;nS Lamb s l-2a7 "a Dor ID A few
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-12
Spcfiai 1,otirrs.
(,oNsUMPrION CAN BE CURED.
SCHENCh.S PULMONIC SlRUl
SEA "A EID J'DAJ(

SCHENCh'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
SCHENCh'S SEA WELD TONIC,
SCHENCh'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that will cure pulrnu mar,
Consumption.
sometimes medicines that will stop n cough will
often occasion the death OF the patient. IL lock
up the liver, stops the circulation OF the bluvu
deinOrrhago follows, and, in fact, blocking IT,
action OF the very organs that caused the cough
Live complaint ana dyspepsia are the cause
Vt twO-thiTus vi tue cases vi consumption. Man
ire now complaining with uull pain IN the sid
the bowels sometimes cOstiVe ana sometimes To,
lDUsc, tongue coated, pain in the Shoulder blau,
feeling sometimes very restless, ana ut onc time
irUwsy; the toud that Is taken lIes heavily vn IL
stOnach, accom- panied with aciuity and Delchin
u wind, These symptoms usually Iisinatc iron
l disOrdered condition Oi the stomach or u turpi,
liver. Persons So Affected, ii they take ono VI tMt
1eavy colds, aud tue cough in these cases l.,
suddenly stopped, the luues. liver and stomach
og, and remain torpid aud Inactive. aud Ueiui,
the patient is aware ui his situation the lungs al,
4 mas vi sores, and liberated, and death is IL,
nevitable result.
Schencks pulmonic Syrup Is an cxpectorani
which does not contain any opium, nor unythut
calculated to check cough suddenly.
Schonck's oeaweed tonic dissolves the food, mix
es with the gastric juice vi the stomach, digest,
easily, nourishes tho system, and creates henl.
thy circulation of the blood. When the bowel
are costivc, skin saliow, and the patient is If
bilious habit >chenck's Mandral Pills are re-
uuired.
These medicines are pre- aredby DR.. J. II
SCilENCK 4 son, Northeast cprner or sixth an,
GEO. c. GOODWIN CO, - Huuover treet
',ostun John Henry, 8 College, place New
York, Wholesale Agents.
For Z lr nv Druggists ReucrallV 94
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-12

SOUTHERN VERMONT MUSICAL CoNvEs.
TIoN.-We are 10 receipt OF programme
OF the first convention Of the southern
Vermont Musical Convention. which is to
he held at Music Hall, Manchester, for
four days. teeinning on Tuesday, the
10Th inst. Mr. Geo. A. Mletzke, OF Rut'
land, w., aud Mr.. N Barker, of Boston,
Mass.. are engaged as conductors. The
soloists on this occasion will be Nine,
julie LeRyther, mezzo soprano, of New
York; Mrs. Geo. A. Mietzke, soprano,
OF Rutland Mrs. n. Barker, coDtrallo,
Boston. Mass; Mr.. A.. j Phillips, tenor
OF Burlington Mr.. Geo Q. Day, tenor
and humorst, of Rutland Mr. Flank
VI, Davis. baritone, of RutlaDd; Mr., I
A Tanner, base. OF Boston, Mass. Plan.
i.ts, Ms, d X Smonds aud Mis- Eliza
s. Ryan. The books 70 be used at this
conve niion are the Leader, new collec.
ton Of church music, by Messrs, Emerson
& Palmer. Quartet aud Chorus Choir
by Holbrook, The Boston Jubilee Chorus
Book Of 1872, Mendelssohu's Hear Ny
Prayer, aud s. humanu's Gypsy Life which
will be furnished for the Use of the sing
ers. Board can be had at the hotels n
reduced prices and at private houses o
low rates. The Social Hour. lavorit,
{, AZURE OF conventions, viii he observed
from $3.50 to 400 o'clock each after noon
during which vocal and instruments
talent from various parts of the country
may be heard, Two grand concerts vii
DO given gu Thursday ev,ning, Jan. Fl
aud Friday evening, Jan. %, at 8 O'Clock
aud matinee on Friday AFTERNOON, Jan
%. at 3 O'Clock,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-12
r ENTRAL VT RAILROAD
RUTLAND DIVISION
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

MoviE0N RIu-Night express i.aves Bellows
Falls ut II rs IN; Chester " m; Ludlow l2;ii
N; arrives at Rutland Mt l;ii an, Leaves
Rutland 80; Brandon 2:2S; Middl,bury 3:O7 !;
vergennes 3:i0i arrives IN Burlington ri i,3u.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rutland ut Gao u IN
Brandon 7:2j; Miidlebury S;l0i Nergrunes
S:l1i arrive in Burlington at $50 m.
Mail--Leaves Bellows Falls ut ll:l5 a m;
Oh, stsr 10 5pmi Ludlow l; arrives in Rutland
at z;05. Leaves Rutland at 2;l0 p m; brandon
?%H; Middletury 3:2j; N,rgeunes S:5J; arrives
in bu ingtun at 4;l2.
New York Exprcs,-Leaves Rutland at 2:lO p
m; Brandon 2:is; Middlebury S;2j; Nergcnnes
so; arrives in Burlington at s;L2; and only
stops at the above stations, except u take pas.
sepgers going north Of 81 AluAns.
Mixed-L,aves Rutland at 2;lS m: Brandon
ana; Middlvbury 4;iO; Versennes col; arrives
in Burlington at 1875 m.
Mixed-Leaves Bellows Falls at 3:25 p M;
Chester a;35; Ludlow $40; arrives Ia Rutland
at IN.
MoVSG souru-Mail leaves burlington at
500 a u; yergenres 9;20i Middlebury 10;
Brnnlon 1850; arrives la urland at 80.
Leaves Rutland at ~ m; Ludlow l;n0 p IN
Chester l:t2; arrives in Bellows FALLS at 2;25 pm.
New York Express-Leaves Burlington at 2 p
IN; Vergenues 2;ili Middlebury 3:25; brandon
az; arrives IN Rutland at 4;i0 pm
Night Express--leaves Burlington at 9;05 p
N; vergernss l0;l4; Middlebury 1856 Bran.
don 1850. arrive in Rutland at 1895 a IN.
Lelyes Rutland at 1880 M Ludlow 2:02;
Chester 2;iej arrives in Bellows Halls $3.50 . N.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-12

In East Middebury, SANITARY Z, by Rev
Kent. OF KiptUn. Air Albert b Au tin aud VI It.
Cornelia Billings, both of Middl,buiy.
In East MiLulebury, Jauualy I'd, by Rev ; v
dwell, Jerry Brassau snd Euuioe Duiau, but
Ut MiIdlebury.
In Leicester, January .. by Rev A Thoma.
u b Of brandon, Mr. Robert . Thomas Ut sulis.
curry, anu Miss Clara |. Flint, Of Leicester.
In Monktvn, december ~, by Rev [ XII
logg. MIR Elijah II. Gail, of starksbOro, and Miss
Abigail knowles, of Monkton
Also, by the same, December 81, Mr. Charles
Sheppard, of Monkton, and Miss Martha Larose
OF starksbQro. Mr. Low liorrell, Of Hnesburgh
aud Miss Larinda SHEPPARD OF Moukton. MIR
George Jimno aud Miss Augusta Sheppard, both
Of Munkton.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-12

STATE TEACHERS AssocIATIoN.-The
wenty 18th ANNUAL meeting OF tho Yer
mont State Teachers Association will be
'ed at Academy Hall, St. Johnsbuiy.
thursday aud Friday, January DIST, aud
I'D, 1873, Tho following of the pro
,'anme:
Tnursday-7 ?. m, organization.
$50, Address, Elwad Conau,, Psee't
# Association, Randolph.
$50, Lecture Sermons in Stones Prof
II. NJ. Srely, Middlebury,
Friday-9 a, m. business meeting
Reports of Executive Committee and
Treasurer
$50, General discussion concerning
ew and valuable text books.
10, Paper: Review of Allen and
Grcenough'r Latin Grammar Prof. W.
.. Simuonds. Burlington.
1890. Discussion The hest method
of teaching Physiology in our schools.
Op'ned by Judah Daua, Rutland
ll:l0 Discussion: The merits and
Utility OF S,eee's Fourteen Weak Series.
DR.. n. Barrows, Merideu, N. H., Chas
A. Bunker, Peacham.
Up. M, Paper: Written Examiua-
lions, Mrs. Mary NJ lde. St Johnsbury
2;40, Paper: The Osweg, Normal
School system o. Instruction, Miss Lizzie
A. Reese, Burlington.
800, Discussion: Ought the course
Of higher Euglisb and Classical study ior
our High Schools and Academies to be
four years in length ? Geo, A. Gates,
Worthwhile, J. S, Brown, Lyndon Centre.
430, Election Of ficers, miscellaueou,
business.
7;l5, Historical Address. J S. Spauld
ing. Barre.
s:l5, Address,J A. Worcester. D. d
Burlington.
Return checks furnished over Connec
iicut and Psssumpsic r. r ., Montpelier
and Wells River h. r, Portland anf
Ogdens r, r., aud South Eastern r, r
Central Vermont K. X. reduces 20 pei
cent.