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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07

Napoleon Bon2pzrte proved No exeep-
tiOa 20 this uls. aud N less than SIX
nonths fros the tine q his digaiSed
exit frua tie Hzrigrip mansion ke had
Eedied the beautiful and acce1plTsted
Mss Araninta CelestiA Jones. daughter
of retired and zristoeratic szloo1-kseg-
e. On theE bridal E2oEa the publish
erS Of The Farmers Friend presented
the fEir bride with . asgzi6ceas set Of
diacen9s- purchased Il the dollsr store
0a the eorner. To these q cur rea5srs
who are acquainted With The weakness
sf the feminine hsars far jewels It viii
De unzeseszary - add that Hrs Saith
became II ones n 0tiset Of envy and
sduirstloa % her dezr five hundred
friends- Il will Dc comfort 10 beIisE-
szs IN eoosssssF "a first and saly lsEe
- kDoz thai az the end 0f I've Years 0f
MARRIED EIfs NzpoEeeo Bsnzparte's ecee
Hyperi0u lacks had grown thin and
scznty. aud wicked friends were fand of
PeEpetEztIng zt his expense the tine
hsnorsd eoauEdran- Way Is the t0p Of
Mr. Smiths had ike Greenland ? Be-
ezase Il i great white bear bare
plsee- Mrs SaIth,s nass lad groEn
pineh=d and her lips thin aud compress
ed an5 altogether sbs Aad the air Of =
EU1su VIE Ezz 1T u te riied with
AL a these heez sen 70 Justify the
Vr@11psion that uztHuony lad D9s
proved 70 he state of snaIloysd felicity
- Naposesa Bouzysrse BsIli1g5aa SzitA
In the BezHsius. ho~ wagzed the
sorld vita Mzry Jz0e7 DID she. TOO.
pruTs in,7ns.sut 70 her frstIoEe5 They
little knoz ths depth and teBdsEr@ss Of
> u@ E0zznly hezrs Ebo imagine ssch
u have been the case For the space
of o1e year she sat like Patence en >
Eous=-a. sailing - GrseE b4s AZ sLs
soi of th2t tine sLe yieIisi 70 the In
pe-tsnz.e soIiatstioas q Jo=bus B1tter-
Rgt AMI best0=sd her hzsd upau him
Bot r-t ber hezrt. for that. alas vzs
broken Ske IeTer suIIei again Soze-
ti1es al tie eI4Gisitsly Erozght ssnzi-
b5litses 0f her s1Qi rise ID IN mate re-
belliso agss1ss ths Odisas es0pz1iss-
ship q this ruie elod of re ezrth to
stou ste Is fsttere4: ard Is i only
na-E-zI that s1eh sh0ad be tie case
for lad The seientiztz asserted Of Joshuz
tkzt K Ezs merely tEs kzndrea psaaas
q nd .-ouly iAis and nothing nsre. .
tkzt ssztezeok Eogld have been - nezr-
y egTrset Is anything kanzn eozH pos-
ssbly b. Indssd. zs are q tie spini0n
II Al zreAzazei Eith teIesespe, after a
sszrSh & len thG1zz0d yszrz. sbouBd
saDeed in En4ing his b1rly Egzre. AZ
sdditio1zl ten ttoazzui yezrz sould h
neseszzry II Or5sr . dsssct lis b7ading
Eings. il in6ssd tsey esaA be fsznd q;
all Il = 1slaOrhsly fact. and sae d
be deeply lzuessei. that he was not an
.iDciPieut serzFkia" ssnetines VIXEN
after kaEinz eaten Eith kls sife and sip
ped his esEee fro1 . szse.r. he eiSFztes
his chair At rigss angle % The tabIe
zsd uses as fsrk a. dental exczFzi0r,
% put Ene Foint uPoa the natter Ike
N&ud kuiIer. AArF Jane hszFss een.
tle sigb. bss Ezliks tkzx eeIsbrztsd her
oins she dos 80
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HERE WE ARE AGAINl

The eirelIng seasons have at last
brought fair weather and the circus. and
AL t0e world IS witehsd again with no
be horsen2nship, Here cone she tin
seleo knights and ladies Of the ring in
grand caTalc26e. the motley elewn with
the Ame cid jokes. the nan who tcsSss
knives and catches them again. the tam-
blsrS and the aereb3ts. the india rubber
nan she twists himself about IS though
his hsass had been extracted BY pat
sas stump machine. the bare back riders.
the nan. and the woman. TOO. on the
firing trapeze. the performing ponies.
dogs goats and lions. the venIers Of
pea-nats, lemonade. prize packages and
song beeks. the side shows and the con-
elUdins concert. at which. Il Is u2guilo-
9pegtly announced. the distinguished
Soloaen Stubbs will certainly appear.
and ss such god fortune Is scarcely TO
be believed. that renowned and modest
individual. Of when nobody ever heard.
Genes forward and makes his bow TO the
! delighted aEiieecs 20 assure them of his
distinguished presence. What > hum
bug It all Is. and how delightful The
eireus IS perennial Institution. Il has
fsurished since the days Of ancient
Greeee. snd VIII probably continue 70
clara the World for untold generations.
The s-unos guid" frewn upon il. but al
the vorld foeks 50 It Il gives the eoun-
TT boy his one grand holiday Of the
I year. his solitary glimpse Of the great
which lies 80 fsr heyoEd the dull rpu-
I tine q the faEuer-s life He valks miles
! 90 attend Is. and goes home a midnight
70 dream Of il and 70 talk Gift for weeks
to e9ze- II 5 useless 20 preach 10 him
Of tie Eiekedness of such vanities. 50
long zs It remains the cne bright spg;
L II = = A1@44-c4 A1C- DE>k1S> nze1
Barnul, the great moral Snowman, ban
izhed every Objectionable feature -
1T i Bos dye Ii Is no longer :
eire1; Il is the great Roman Hippe-
/ dr0Qe. which i quite anosher-nane
Barr1n restores 70 the ancient institu.
t50a al the poup and glory Of C@s2r's
eEz- The great circus Of Rome was c..
pable Of containing FIVE hundred thou.
sand spectators. Bzrnun builds On thi:
great plan He claims last year to have
lad the plaudIts Of nearly ten million
satisfied auditors; he spreads nearly ter
Acres Of canvass; he employs IN army
Of uen, Esnen and children; hundreds
( of horses. IOag aud glistering line Of
gilt aud silver beprinkled charigts. .-au
endless and dazzling Paraphernaliz- tel
tines larger than any exhibition in ths
Eorld :" The sports Of ancient Greee.
Z and Rene arg revived. and 20 them ars
zdia3 I'll the resources Of modern inge
nuity. Great Is the Roman HiPpodrOme
and BzrnGm Is It's prophet !-P0rtLaHc
TraaseTipt
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Na inieed. she acts IN nueh more
sensible and we1znly manner. She
takss sp the eoFee-pos. and &s the fra
grams Urn goes kissing through she air.
JesAaa's eozt tails are seen gracefally
vanishing through the domestic portal.
whicA with great fsrstheughs be always
leaves e0avenlensly Opea- Bas We viii
draw vsll ever this domestic tragedy
and leave b the Imagination scenes
which are too terrible for eur feeble pen
70 depict.
Gsasle rezier. If the sOrrows Of eur
kszoine have failed 60 draw the sympa-
thstie :eAr frOa yoar ere. thea We are
N snfaithful bsegrapAer, CT you are
even Is ene who has 10 music in his
soul You knew how that Is
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BiRgsA On TIE Rbms.


4. -'"iier 'f rhe Lss'sn llE iy'ng n 4lsasrs.
ti"ee 80 49, 5e samIns rnrSlsg. slrr- iea-rh
% w1mallts tsar>s
Bus cumrIie srls,i 5sssf- hiui wa- his he. aiou,i
eaota aEaE-
Az,i brzr w-rh gI-s. srass ~ h~ar Eaas D.. mi,,hs
81
The tyls s'isier al1srL 40 he ss0z shl= sum-a.is
halt. -E
Al't b. 'sd = ~ rsr uor- saai- nv ny
ave Haas
rtk- a nsssase aai soz-u. - isaaHs trs.a,is
1t ml1s.
'h '' ''fn q . ''-'il ''ii-'-l 'H TIE Ailii''
Ten azE sruSa=rs and srupallisus, ~aru shsE urss
t1t cruTd I-gH1d
fl h@ur my Pheasant saIrv IN n. 7ieuaIns vt1svr-i
rrua1si
Thaz We ssushs -hs baszis brI-siF AMI vasn sfe ig
Naa Esnr.
F11 malF a curse lIr IhasrIr uale bs1rurh the sec
ting srul.
lui si'iss shs 'isHl a.i dEtuE sr~~u Sai
"a ~ars.
me N1i~ % lhslr siAas 1r-iiass ne hsa %
nh1E sears=
saa sani- Ntre F'nls-aid snhisnlE '~1frh az- !
-, - -. ,,..-.---
-- -
-le- my n"sier saaz Der sSh=r suns shan soni1frr
Der 'ii i's--
Ana ~is hFs A sriitis li'i si.sz s51shz 1s f1Hls
''r my liller vas . ='''iirr- iii even A. a sAi-H
~ h=a-t l-a8 alrsa % hsar ann sei az Struggles
i-rre Ant Wi
And Wien is t''i- iaa si- Is % hTois ais ssal71
iaart
ies shem rlss waase'er theT wga-L bu- ksRs NJ
aisaers sEgr'L
Ala ws-h 1ogusi llTs hing E where the br'sh- lsai
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times. had three parties, went 70 three
lectures. and ,oOk her cat 70 eat oysters
ten or eleven times. Fact sir.--eOst
me near $500"
"Rut il was all for love" replied the
sergeant
Il thought SO. aud what else did |
dss Bought her sac watch, slo
bracelet. s. ring. q 81 set Of jewelry,
a new dress, and gave her S. gold.
piece with = hole through it Yes, sir :
| drew $500 from the bank--every rcd
| had--and used il all up on her !"
And then %
she purteDded to love back. aud when
l squoEe her hand she smiled and smiled.
and hooked heaps cf love at me. She'd
lean on my arm. talk about Cupid. and
git of poetry by the rOd, and it was
plainly understood that We were to be
married in June. oh. she knew her bis,
aud she slid around me rs the Bengal
tiger does around \ lambr'
did she break the engagement"
Last night" said the young man,
swallowing the lump in his throat. ''she
told lne she'd been trifing with me all
along. She said she was engaged to
another man. and she could never be
more than sister e me- | tell you,
sergeant. you could have knocked me
down with straw l braeed up after
a while and called her hypocrite when
she called me white-headed idiot. and
the boarders threw me ont Of DOORS
Five hundred dollars gone. and I'm q
wrecked man"
He blew his nose and wiped his eyes
and continued -
Il don't want to drown myself; the
waters awful cold, and perhaps | car
get over this, | want them present,
back, and I'll 60 to MuskegOn and try
and forget her. It's wrenched me al
to pieces, and can never love again.
Were you ever shook. sergeant?"
mo, never"
Then you don't know the anguish
the gripping around the heart 1t cuts
like a knife, and all l can think of il
being laid out in coffin. my right hsnt
holding bunch of roses and my lef
! resting on my heart"
"You are young; you may OutgrOv
it"
Il may may, but it's so awfu
sudden. and hits so hard that / feel q
if I'd fallen from house. Go to tn
house. sergeant, and see if you can &c
them things back. If I'm alive III b
around again tomorrow, and if 1 don
come yOu may keep the things for you
kindness. I'm white.headed. but In
tender-hesrted, and | want to retire be
hind some barn and sit down and think.
And he retired.
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A Bsston undertaken vas made very
mad reosntly. ky being awaksAed atAn
Bnti@eiy keur b the Insbri@sed Perssns.
xho Eiskea ts esder TIE ..beess" f0r
fserzseixr<
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A CLERGYMAS N QUASDARY.-
"Come in here. you black rascal' That
Is what the young lady said. The young
lady. you see. was closing the window
blinds at the twilight hour, and seeing
her little black dog sitting out on the
stoop and wagging his tail, and visit
fully looking up at her. her heart was
moved with an impulse Of affection TO-
ward her vet canine. shivering in the
cold and wagging out his mute appeal
So she hastened to the door. and. throw
ing it open. gave vent to the loving ex-
preston We have quoted. Come in here.
you black rascal p
So far as the dog was concerned. he
seemed to understand the terms of en-
dearment addressed him; but when the
young lady's pastor. dressed all in black
from top to toe, stepped forward from
the shady side of the doorway. be wore
a curious expression on his countenance.
The young lady looked at the reverend
gentleman and blushed. The dog wag-
ged bis tail. as if willing TO divide the
honors- We don't know exactly how il
came out. But report has it that the
good man regarded doubtfully the ebO-
ny beast. glanced at his own broadcloth tn.
and concluding it was all right. accepted
the embarrassed young lady's DECLARE
ton that '1-T-meant the other-the
0tller-cyme la and see ma"
CgRIoUs SroRY or BoY vILLAIx.-
Cambridge. No.. furnishes TO the world
one Of the most precociops young villains
Of the period. and also one Of the best
illustrations Of parental forgiveness. a
boy named Pomeroy Beeding. who was
inclined to be Wild, was sent By bis IA
ther from Cambridge 70 Fayette to
school. where be soon got deeply in debt
and became engaged to girl. who broke
previous engagement 70 accept bis
hand. Mr. Beeding Immediately took
him home. and the boy. having no mon
ey, formed design 70 murder bis faith
er, mother and bsother-in-iaw 70 as 70
get their property. He offered a man
named Stanton $500 70 do the Job for
him. Stanton. 10 order 70 expose the
boys criminal intentions. pretended 70
accept the terms. and made an appoint
ment with young Beeding 70 meet him
in certain log hut. one night. 70 ar
range the details Of the tragedy. Stan
ton got txo men 70 accompany him %
The hut unbekDown 70 the boy. and.
while the latter was telling how be want
ed tie crime con nitted, the men sprang
from an amb8seade. aud seizing tie boy
carried him 70 his father. Mr. Beeding
had him borsewhipped. gave him draft
for ESQ and discarded him. The boy
Immediately eft for = i1oois and has
not been heard from since
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f0rtid Eoy ODs Naring
He1rJ Saith
fsr Was EuEzzs % hia March ! ! 1874
fsr II he ziis narisd bs VII hAfta szf-
fer "a. Pentiy q the zE
I Irszaue a. ever bis i7seaisi Wife
SoPhA Baker
Tke ta-te- th-s ted - 1bos. tdsdn't
ssez % Eksit- A Poos enls fr01 Erin
hungry and eol1. entered BIS skoP yss-
tsrisy. ate vith The bruSh. the cup q
lather. dug sut tie sap ball Al ths bot-
tsz cf he eap. ate tk7c ao1 sat 4oTn
20 u1rz ia feet, Thea ~ zztsuislsa
observer nGs.ered MS scattered UItz. and
asked. -4g~ did ga ike ysur luDeA :
Says Paf- .Tbe c1stard Ens hliz11t. b1t
b. ~ sy~i. b1svs he eEgvAsa little
90 louz IN The Eathsr-
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The owner q tie educated beg Gu
uistsd s1ici1s tie ether d1y. The hog
still hives
4 Cincinnati baby fell thirty fsss fruu
balcony 70 : briek si4szalk- ard it
diin't hart hin bit- Il vas rag"
baby-
WHAT'S the matter vita yoz. NJ Iis-
sls Ves9T %. aznty, ] inst Ee.t 80
t11eh = listle eAieky. ansi ths ed hea
EruEiei u us and III II With kzr ucse-
AE1z of = gVGru4n3 Ehe ka4 maie
himself III IT f-as;isg q Ssh. said he
embodied the trio Q: The Esry furnace
thUs-stai-rzck ne SICK and zbed-Ee-
q
Mrs Essa- sf SgrisgieId- deciinsi 10
aIl5v her izggh;srs 20 take part n the
spelling ust-h bss.azss sbs heard slzs-
body say tkas knetry words Eo1ld De
pzs 01I
Dr.. H1lzooi arZ1ss that the brain
: ncs lie s5lz organ of zind We a.
Eays tho1Eht tkers we're ssus pegpIe
Wa did nest sf thsir tkiakiaz With
their stczzehs-
A Troy PRINTER rse<ived the f1llsEing
B5cs frua lis giri. Nay ! ~ y1nkei
o1s of bed a. 1i5sIts sssry aits - =
e1ss Ike TteS5srs TIlt1c. and carried
u = uiIli9a pare of stairs. IL ever
Geese to lsTe ys1- lin
4 rEstie Ts1ugs-sr. being asked g: q
tea -itb 4 friesd. vas adzsoists3 %
praise The easAb,ss- PrssenEiy tie bzs-
Ter wls passed 30 hio. vA@u ke rs=ark-
si. .-Es-y axe 5zttsr-Ehss ths=s i e
T. AID deserving = szfle Il 133@d
.-zui pIsnty e it-sGsh a. = IA
An cd taekslsr. Epga r.aiisg tsas
-tEo lsTsrs sil SO zP h4lf he night zish
e1ly sce chair = TIE rooz- sai3 IL eo1a3
u1t be d0ce unless Sas e tt8 sta1is 81
si.s upoz tte Sscr. Aza SIR pairfzI
igLoraDes pretty plainly iDiSzsss thai
BE has never been thsrs-
Pulaski. OsEsg7 eoguty. Y. Y rse'is
! s,sllinE sshsoL Witzess tks fsIlsE-
ing .dTer-isezens vhish APPEARED Il
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~ n1CeE

w q Da1GE
I OWL IT. AfENr fOE TIE CEANFLArL
i q. Ml1laL Fa-s Lls1-a1sa Clm-d1g- EI-i- Esl1-
n. Insure 17ysEI1rs. Ern Frvpsr-g- Elussalbt
fl-1.Elrs. sst l1i Msrznz-s Easfs ilr sha asrm gf
.r-Hs sr frs usars- AZ rrrssa llssgs s,Jll-1hiF
a. lilas. tzt -rgu-lF sa1i- - -
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p e KENDALL.
rTCEyET. BARTON L4NDTNs. vEEN0NT-
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Hr--Lr EEEF CONSTANTLY on HAND AL
w sir aassa itF'ss n --1.'71r.rs Cuils Caskscs.
si-a- zl1sa Ant rrtm,ul1ga - sEsry 4-scrtgLlu--
rs-11s -slsaaass- F@a A3muF-VL
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EAC'TCEEz % wCC1. MErAL. GLASS,
vi -n1rass ant PAGER s.Ers. Banner >csne.
.r1Ilusn a. 7l1-ig. a. 7-ucrstlr ~ Weu,Fs sllr
BUSINESS 1f-s,a1-rtss.
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". ". NILE.
rrCzSET AT Law.
y 30 Slrsa Craassa-y. "
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EOBERr GsILLIS-
D,EA-EZ N HARNESS sS. sll1S.Es. Ehfg %. srrrF
IL alm1a. A. sar-ln Llasilg. -
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Difg.ala fa,i sl-.ssn- oes.~ fs rs rsassgase.
4 1.-L sITsaa LAH,.-ng. N.-
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nR. o. a. BElIIS-
IIlHzgPATHIC FETsICIAN AID sCEGEUS
II IS C-zrz1ury. VsrmGas-
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DIRECTORY.

BCSISESS DIRECFORF.
BARTON.
LEDsESs0S, n sT- 4.
rrCENET AZ Law
ca ROBINSON Co
nEA-EEs N CHOICE BEAN1s % ELCCE
II 1sgas s-lrs-
A-J.CUrlEz. r /
\ TL-LrNEET DzEsslIAE1Ns AND FArTEEy
VI Eloms-
HUBBAED.
TTr-sE PArNTEE- PAFEE HANGER GLALIER
IL ant Iu--I-lr % Fs'ni ia'- lilznis-- .-- \
As BLAxE
NTAS-EACTuEEZ % ELOCE. NEAL Z TuED.
VI nealsr n a. tl,is * eraa-
E0ES EHxru.
NTkCHnsEsT AND CUSTOM BLACKSMITH
VI Special i-asu-1u gwen -l Hlrss sAosins-
AN wEzsrEA
uE- EgwE GSD kcCtnESr Insurance
l. Ig11
PEEcrvtL E S0EsAFrH
rNst-EE ~ FCENTVCEs. CCEETSS & CASxETs
.. Faerr.L- Esla.rga
T. y wEBsTEE
,N-Hru-EEFEEE- DEALER N sTEEEtySCDEEs.
Views. Oral. ss1art. and Esslir frtmes-
C. J. EOsINsoN
rNI4-rr-AL M-LLwEHGEr- VIII 10 NIL
srea tr Furutsh gnna &c lflls- Assat aIr ihs
a1s vils-F1s.L tl,t al )lll Ar,ni merry
aw.BALnvIN
vrrzNET At Law soL1CTrOE IN CEAS-
\ ssrv t1t Arlus lr aa chamcii.l Ml-1al IRE
'T.T-1.s CO.. Es-.l1r.ln. " L1s-ralcs % al t1tis
.aea- p 'is IS. so,ek A.. ~ llt- Cs,nsaa.e4
IA CAssnL
-,etv-V= AND EArE DEEss-NG- sFErIAL
slaa4zla gali ,s -uza1g L.h.lss' 1ut Ch1,i-s1s
M. surz
DzrsE-rrCE % rEz ORLEANS corSTr
Wutas w1rls Elrsaz1 rnd American Ni-ss.
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aisl. slars Ige.s,li .as Drug susrr-
II HILL.
,.-ccwsoz TO = 2. CzENEr. VIII CONTINUE
a. ssiz a -aurs vI-,ssr u ssEtns Iad N1zzng
uh.l 1Hs. QriErg tCli.tat-
r-rTOS.
-.--i-Fss1z 70 wll gas-TS q SONS uEALEz
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l1. rI--su-Is. Van shes. Brushes. = lstlE eatsa.
1H1r EagkB. scralGrsry ant FANG S-lsfii.
r. wCcc. IN
Tty-EACTCEEz o. wCC1 METAL. CLASS
VI calrlas ant Frgsr s,gns- Banner sieas.
.r1tuar a. 7l.1z1E a. F-ucrf1lr ~ WlU,f8 szIr
5tfrgss 1f-srl-rf.sa.
NIISCELLA$E EOCS.
wM q Bo1GE
Z OWL IT. AEENu FUz TEE CEANFLArL
L Hl11.L f-s Llslralss Clu1a1y- sIrilE.11
w. Insure 1'Eslllgs. F1rn Prupsr-g- Elgssalit.
fl-1Egrl. s1t I1t MEr-znl-s Eafa. ilr lae 1zrm Cd
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ai Iiais. Az 7rsrE1F sa1L - -
Ia IEOERsoN
r-CzNEV- CUrNsELL1E AN1 SOLICITOR
y Csl slgnlT Iui Psass'n Agsiit. i-lshurgh. VI
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
The Methodist Church.

A PLAIN STATEMENT OF Irs NEEDS by A METHODIST
MINISTER.
At conference Of the preachers of the M. f.
Church in New York, yesterday, Rev. W. P. Corbit
discussed the grounds upon which Methodists
are expecting revival, this winter. In the
course OF his remarks, he said the Methodist
church WAS in deplorable condition. The
chief causes were laxity of discipline and the
want of praying bands. A speedy remedy for
this state of things was needed. ]. No
new agencies were wanted. The Metho-
dist Episcopal church, worked by it's
own machinery, would take the World, if it were
allowed to work. 1t is the pioneer church in
this country. The remedy is in union OF effort
and activity. Preachers had been preaching
their heads off nearly, and yet were etfeoting
nothing. There was a disintegraton and self
ishness about the Church. Each one of
the church organizations thought of It
self only There was jealousy among
the preachers and lay brethren that
ought not to exist. The only remedy is
union. There must be coming together and
return of the old circuit system. Let the preach
ers and people gather together as Moody and
SaDkey have got them together. He did not de-
preciate Moody and Sankey, but they had many
men in their own body who were just as gifted
as they, or more 30. 1t was not Moody and it
was not Sankey, but the power which they pos
sess Of bringing good people together to work
for God.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
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The british Germ Market

WEEKLY REVIEW by THE MARK LANE EXPRESS.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Mark Lane Express OF
to-day has the following in its regular weekly re-
view of the British corn trade: "Another
week of storms and floods, with a great ex-
tent of damage has further retarded the
Autumnal sowings. Nothing could have
been much worse for the condition of
samples, and the abundance or foreign old
wheat seems to be the chief security from
wholesome dread. The more we know of the
crop of 1875 the less satisfaction 1T gives. FL
nance about maintains her rates Belgium and
Holland are rather dearer Germany generally
is very steady, but DLnzg is higher. Prices at
st. Petersburg, Vienna, and in Hungary are un-
changed"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
A Beautiful Young Lady Drowned

FAD ACCIDENT NEAR LANCASTER ON SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
Miss Ida Virginia Linville, beautiful and ac-
complished young lady, sged 20, residing in Ian
caster, met with horrible death about half past
three o'clock, Saturday afternoon. She was out
driving with number of friends getting fall
leaves, when the horses frightened at Graetf' 3
bridge, backed, and tumbled down steep en-
bankment into the Oonestoga.
The horse was thrown almost to the middle Of
the stream by his foundering, and the carriage
WAS turned bottom upward with Miss Iinyille
underneath The other ladies were more fortu-
nate, escaping from the vehicle and clinging to
the wheel The Express says Several men sue
ceeded in saving the three ladies' who chung to
the wheels, but before they could remove the
carriage and find the body of Miss Linville, the
vital spark had fled.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
VECETlNE
WILL CLEANSE EsCRoFuLAFRoM THE SYST NJ.
HONEST OPINION.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
DEAR SIR--1 his il to show that my son was taken
sick in January, 1864, with ScrOfua, which came
out In large and ulcers on his leg and hip His
leg was swelled more than twice its natural siza.
lie had several doctors of high standing In their
prOfession-two from Boston and three from
Charlestown-without getting a bit better. He was
obliged to lie wherever he was placed for he had no
Of his limbs whatever. When we had gwen up
all hopes of his living we were told to try E9E-
TINE, the great blood remedy and he had taken 1t
nut short time before could great change.
The sores run 30 bad that we had to change the
cloths four live times day. Stlll, ha getting
better for he could move his limbs and help him
sell little. He soon able TO sit up In bed and,
by constant use of vEGETINE, 1t has cured hun.
lie has lame leg, which he Will probably have for
life but we all honestly believe, II we had used
YEGETINE before we had bothered with those doe
tors, 1t would have saved 'the use OF his leg, and
restored 1t 10 natural health. | hope all those
troubled with Scroula will read this testimony OF me
aud my son. who IL now well and able to speak for
himself. CATHERINE MAIIONEI,
DANiE Ell MAHONEY,
10 Trenton ST., Cnarlestown, Mass.
May 10, 1872.
The above plain but honest statement conclusive
~ shows the quick and thorough cleansing effects
" the YAGEIlNE In Scrofula.
VEGETIsg Is acknowledged by all classes of people
to he the best anu most reliable blood purifier In
The world.
vKGGTINE IS SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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