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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-22
STATE on VERMONT,


wAsnlSoroS corSrr, sErrEMnRn rKEn, issS,
chaie, y. ciari md rife JoTgs 4. Flint and Dard
q. bosrorth.
fAec,s, Charlie. H. CLARK and Charlotte CLARK, his wife,
OF Waterbury, the county Washington, preferred
70 d Court Of Chancey, at the september term thereof
siance that Jonas X Fnt Rossiton in the connty Of
@on@ssi Of Msssaehussii on hs ssi dsS Of Msrcs. 4
3 c any ssss s to S Ss,aSs a., r9isr and Charlotte
county 81 Windsor and state d Vermont described AZ
ward to Charlotte Weymouth, the soih day q July iss
Ss IS anu he s ap s ~ ~ M9ysa hand
q ls by John sawyer containing hfty acres, be
hundred dollars with nierest annually spesiei IN ne
gSSnl'i2i notes asa March sh LIS signed by aid
and MY dollars each of said note. payable 70 cornell
the other payable 70 Charlotte fossr OF 6taisr in iSe
year, from Tue IT n April ss That the note nade payable
as and iai She The sa dorasia has no Interest ia said
a. ,T s s 6s the the s ahs ave e SAY: .s
ssets aud n9des Of ,sd note male payable TO Sharos
due aud owing om said FLINT and Boswoih. together With
on be le day March s ssa 4 fisea a doila S'.
a s nr s s " a,e VA ne ad Charlotte
married. q & cses Il cS ne aaS note s Was ss as
f DaSd 'Sf by S@ ~ q, s S q a
mat A.e duly executed eonyeyea all his Interest n sasi
Jonas X Flint, which deed Is recorded ID aid Roy aon
jonas ad Bsa Sc s i pss g a a
Dc toeclosed agaby 70 the act TO dipn'h the expense,
EIsssss L : sds . apSssT q nc esar aid David
be served apon hun therefore n pursuance q le
statute Ia such mae and prevailed, y 4 ordered BY the
Cont be giVen-all nutgt ID hereby givcnto
the sad Dath a, noswoth, and be- the said bosworth
hereby required 10 appear before the Court Of Chancery
held Montpelier, within aud for the
Washington on the SECOND Tuesday Of March, A. D. fsst,
being nrst day of the stated Of the Court VI
Chancery said county at nine ocOek A.. day,
sree IA tho premises as z aid court sR s sn s. ana
The SAID petitioners BY orrF OF aid Court d.
fecled this oe TO be Published three
ccssiyely In the Vermont watchman a State Journal
newspaper printed Al Montpelier aforesaid, the last Of which
pa6ueatons sha be a. least twenty days previous 10 the
Dated at Mont eer ia said county Washington this 10Th
day Of December, A. u, ISIS.
MELVILLE v. SMILE, Deputy Clerk.
c, f,cLoVGH, solicitor TOT rtiaioners val
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State Temperance Society.

The annual meeting Of the Vermont state TEN.
letance society was held In the Christian Assoca-
ton hall, In Burlington on Wednesday, Decem-
bcr 10, 1875 The meeting was called to order at
eleven O'Clock a ", aud Colonel J. H. Mead, Of
Randolph was elected Chairman, pro tenn. The
following officers were elected for the year ensn-
ins President Rev VI. H. Buckham, Of Bur
lington Vice Presidents, Colonel l. f. Knapp.
OF Middlebury T. T. lirowncll, Of rownal Col
onel J. Fairbanks, Of st. Johnshury Frank Wood.
worth u Burlington, W H. H. McAlli-ter. Of
st Adams Rev o. G. Wheeler. Of Grand Isle
J. l.. Pearl Of Johnson VIM T. George Of Tops.
ham, Chas Carpenter, Of West Charleston, DR..
LORENZO sheldon, Of West Rutland Dr. T. u.
Bradford, u Mortified. Hon Jacob Estey, Of
BmttcborO DR.. Henry Boynton Of Woodstock
Secretary, W. W. Atwater, Of Burlington. Treas
urer, l.. A. Fuller Of Burlington Executive
Committee Colonel John b Mead, Of Randolph
Mai Davis, OF Burlington Hon Hcman Carpen.
ter, Of Northfcld John Whttcmoro, Of st. Al
bans, L. 4. Bishop, Of williston; Rev C. G..
Torrcy, Of Charlotte, G. W wyman, Of Brat
teboro
IN the afternoon, the report Of the treasurer
was read, showing that no money had been To-
cetSed or credited by the treasurer during the
past year, beyond the amount collected and ap-
propuaed toward the payment for the services
aud expenses Of the agent amounting to s20iGl,
aud the report was accepted Rov. =. y.
Granger reported that his entire collections and
receipts az agent from the time Of tho annual
meeting Ia December, 1874 TO the time Of his re-
signation in April last, were s2OlGi, which
amount was allowed him by the executive COM
mitee toward his services and expenses during
the time named; and the report and appropriA-
ton were approved
Resolutions were adopted commondatory Of the
work of the women's temperance union, and
other societies recently established urging the
Importance Of rousine the public mind TO action
against this great evil reioi'ing in the firm posi-
ton taken by Vermont % this question, and
looking to future legislatures for further sup
preston OF the evil
After reading the minutes, on notion the
meeting adjourned
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OKtsANSnhsGo Z, nE MIS- EtsTATEr

ia Probate Cont, held Al Montpelier, and for said Dis
trct, On the 9Th day of December, A. u, lsI5
willard > Martin, Executor Of the estate Of Orlando y.
Lewis, late u East Montpelier IN said District, deceased,
makes Application 10 said Court, with the consent and
probation writing Of the eyees and legniees Of said de-
osass residing ~ that state for license 10 sell all Of the
real estate " said deceased situated IN East Montpelier and
faluhed, In SAID District representing that the sale
thereof would be beneficial to the dcviss and gatees
u said deceased. and those Interested IN his estate
Whefeupou Il Is ordered by said Court that said appll-
cation be referred 10 session Hereof I've held at the
frnhaie Ofce In said Montpelier the 18th day Of De-
celu9er A. d. $50 for hearing and decision thereon; and
Il l. further ordered that all persons Interested be notified
hereof by publication Of notice OF snd application aud
orer thereon, three weeks successfully the Vermont
Naichman State Journal, a newspaper published At
Montpelier and which cifcnates tn the ncighOrhood
those Interested before said time Of hearing, that they
appear at said time and place and they cane ohec
iliefeio Iy tile tourt.-Atiest,
OSLO HARVEY fiLDEN, Judge.
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Cattle Market.

c'm'rbis' md Brighton for The week ending tuesday,
December H. 1919
tn"tAr ~ STOCK At NAKKkr.
CANE, Shrep. Shofet Hogs Cairet.
lhi- week. ....... 1852 aOil 50 1855 -
Last week ...... al0l alHl 900 $50 ~
our year ago....-.. $50 i.'al OOO 1900 w
rRiCFs he( taffr ENtra fat and heavy prcnlun oxen
s.1@g1, hfs quality y abebs25; second quality $500
et1OJ third quality, s53iQciTh. choice lie pairs
Sl.liGtlO. Biils. etr Sa.lO.
WaFAiHg Orrn S0lGt1is ~ pair, according " their
valne ~ lasf. Handy sisrrs ssl6tl5O ~ pair.
Hich coaf Fair quality, sJiGb63i extra good, sJ,afg5
with Wiiuui calves be agreed farroN and
binary ssuetW; yeafmgs, sl0n6taoO, two-y ears old
SlHpoeti.O ~, thfee-y tarS-ulls, 2sfti6
OF s3Gs0 ~ head,
Sh.tes Retail 1000 fai hogs, sdsi4e u m.
Htfff brgifuni itietiac, county lots 6i,ftlic an
Ga skins, HiGlie. la0w 6.etle 81 NJ Country 5fgsc
fGllh0
RIM trgsA smaii stock of cattle this week There !.
decline ui lic Ia dressed weight, which viii felt .eri-
ousiy by weseu dealers fiic McMury soil 10 steers
average 0ii hs ~ ici Hathaway SNt sold N steers
average i3l bs, at b. j. w. Wales sold IL steers. avsraee
lla hs ntg Is steers average 2u6 Ms at 5c q Steers
average l-'sl NJ 70 D kimbal ate.
ShseP, sales at bet6i.e AZ n, with some late lots At
fsi 40, declne OF A0n,c from last week j. A. sharp
s ~ heal average l0i bi at he, Is. sargent sold of
average ~ Ms Atbe
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The Bremerhayen Disaster.

confession or the INFERNAL rLorrER
Thomassen, alias Thomas, alias William King
Thompson the fcnd whose helish machine for
sending the steamer Mose to an unknown grave
prematurely exploded ON the wharf at Bremen
haven on saturday, December 18th, killing and
injuring nearly two hundred persons, died yester-
day from the effects Of the bullet wounds inflicted
by himself Immediately after the fatal explosion,
lie made full confession Of the plot According
10 his confession, his true name was William King
Thompson, and he was born in Brooklyn, y. Y,
about thiry-fye years ago, lie married New
Orleans lady, and has four children, the youngest
baby. lie lived in Virginia during the war and
was engaged in the business Of blockade running,
commanding for time the steamer " Old Domn-
ion" whereby lie amassed considerable property
After the war, he changed his name and removed
to Bremen then to Leipsic, and, for year or
more, has resided at Strethlen, near Dresden. by
degrees his money was expended, and to replenish
1t he twice came TO America during the past sum
mer--the last time without the knowledge Of his
family When he returned lac wrote his banker
at bremen that he had made arrangements which
would enable him to pay his debts, this December
The nature Of those arrangements the terrible ex-
was to effect exaggerated and fictitious Insurance
OF goods shipped ON an ocean steamer, and then
sending her to the bottom In mid-oeean with his
Internal machine, claim the insurance, lie
originally selected the Deutschland, bat that
steamer sailed before he got ready escaping an
unknown fate only to be wrecked ON the English
coast The Prussian police aaye discovered that
the barrel prepared for the shameful work was
specially constructed Of the strongest material by
Bremen cooper ani divided into several parts
or compartments The clOek-work was made by
mechanican named fachs, residing at Bern
burg, twenty-three miles FROM Magdeburg The
apparatus was constructed to run noiselessly for
ten days, when 1t caused lever to act aud strike
with force Of thirty pounds. Twenty similar
machines had been ordered, and the negotiations
between Thompson and Fuchs have been carried
on since 1878 when Fuchs visited Thompson IN
leipsic. He was told By the latter that the ma
chimes were required for a mandatory IN tue
United States. The dynamite was bought In TINS
country and shipped TO Thompson In Bremen
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Agricultural Meetings.


A meeting Of the State Board Of Agriculture
will be held at Barre on Tuesday aud wednes.
day, December 2sth and 2oth. The programme
for tho occasion is as follows.
rrEsD.f HoGxyo.
i-orcning Address 300. ...... fu Holder. Rare
2-The rotatoe Disease ..... e. q rrinsie Charlotte
aThe rotnioe and 10 Culture ... A. Rand burlington
TUESDAY ,frruyoox.
Noxou. Insects. Prof. @. u Perkins Darlington
Agricultural Experiment satloqs ..............
Prof W. %. Ntvater, Mld,lIctown. Conn
rtrspAf EvRxiSc
e-farm Buildings ,. y. Mead, Randolph
Tho original Vermont Pillow II. VI secly. Middlehury
WEDNESDAY uonNno.
sseection of Dary Cows 30 :. Fassett Enosburgh
General Dairy Intcrcst......A. P. smith, Sew Haven.
wrpSr,pAr NIERSooN.
10 Increasing The Grass Crop. ..N Skinner rianheid
Horticulture and rs Benefits IL D andrews, Berlin.
wEpSEspAY EygsNe.
y What VIII Make Farming More Desirable ............
u u. wheeioct. Barre
10 How 60 Educate The L,h,rer Dr. s. spauidng Barre
There will also be a meeting Of tho Beard at
Cabot on Thursday and Friday December goth
aud 5ls' with the following programme:
rrHsnAr AFTERNOON.
i-woui. At the Start Observation-Disclosures. Chairman
2-bo something .... Mis- Dora NJ white Washington
s-sanurl Reform ......pr s. L. wsveu, Cabot
rrnsbar EVENING.
Wants snl Needs " thc Farmer ..................
L. ". rnkn. Marshncid
o-ieitt' ........... a. NJ secly, Mldlcbnry
uIDAi Norsso.
G-1hs Potato Disease &C. g. rrngic Charlotte
Farm Drainage ........A. o. Cumnins. Montpelier
Root '"iH ....J X. fobey. Calais
rmp,r ,rffnsoos
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.ToHN r; AyER's ESTATE.

In Probate Court held at Montpelier, In said District
the 2lst day of December a. D. lsi5
Joseph Bartlet, Administrator Of the estate of John
r. Ayers late of painhed In sail District deceased, pre-
scns hs administration account for examination and allow
ance and makes application for decree u Distribution and
partition OF the cstacU said deceased Wherenpon Il Is
dercd by said Court that said account and said application be
referred 70 session thereof 70 be held ut the Probate Office,
In said Montpelier, on the 18Th day Of January, A. ID. 1876
for bearing and decision thereon And II Is further ordered
that notice hereof he given TO all persons Interested by pub
cAtion OF tie three weeks successfully In the Vermont
WaiclunHn 4 state Journal newspaper published At
Montpelier previous to sad time appointed for hearing that
they may apIear said time AMI place and show "
any they may have why said should not be allowed
aud such decree made ny the Court. Attest,
l6-2 HARVEY TfLDEN, Judge.
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PRonArE CouRr.-1he following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District OF
Washington, during the week ending December
Goth, 1878 December 14th-William Maloy's es-
tate, license to sell personal estate granted VIM
f. Chamberlins estate, will proved j. W. Cham
berlin, executriS; George II. Crane and A. T.
Denny, appraisers and commissioners. Harriet
Turner's estate, administration account referred to
January ith. Clark Coughs estate, adminlstra-
ton account allowed and assignment made FL
dnla sawyer's estate, administration account al
lowed; II, 4, Sawyer for 7 j. West, absent Jo-
sah S, Colby's estate, / Richardson administra-
tori =. Rford and L, Cardell, appraisers and com
missioners l. w. Browns estate, license to sell
real estate granted. December l5th-Mnors Col
burns guardianship, guardian account allowed
December l7th--Sylya Meningitis estate, VIII re-
ferred for probate 10 January 18th. Sarah u, liills
estate, Orson kimbal administrator; Hiram Wells
and Bemis Pike appraisers aud commissioners
December lSth-Blrton Tncys estate, viii re-
fered for probate TO January 18th.
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lrafhs.

Ia Mnntpallrf December 90 LORENZO u. GOULD, aged
q years aud mont The funeral viii take place from
The residence Of the deceased Thursday, At ten A. N
In Wethersied. December Is, OLIVE JUDD, aged ~
Years.
In wesunlrief West, Noyrnjcr u. Deacon AsAHEL
GppbELL. aged % Year..
IN IIaniNrk. November a. ZAMIA D. LDVFJOY wife
of Jacob u Lovej'y aged 10 years.
~ Bm1khr'l, Dceenih"l 10 u .nrleiina. MABEL
fklNk. ulie. daughter of \. W frnk, aged yesirs.
Ia Mllam-town, December u. GEO. n. JEFFORDS.
uils -on Of Gep W Jehoris, aged years and months.
Ia lopsain. October 81 LAURA JONES, daughter Of
Josiah y wal and wife Of D. G. Jones aged So Year, and
" niunuis.
Ia LeWiatnn, Maine, December Il. ANNA MAY SAY
AGE, daughter of Albert H. aud Nehe II, savage. aged
year months aud Is days.
In south Walden, nsonbar 10, at consumption. EMMA
l.. EDDY. oldest tlingher uf Ainus W and ,NanA Eddy
agssi ~ year. and mhnth,.
iirf gentle ways slull ever dwell
IN hearts that knew and loved her we'll
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A BIGAIL RIDERS ESTATE.

The undersigned, having been alpontcd by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District Washington Commission
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the Abigail Rider late OF
Waished In said district deceased and all claims exhibited
In Offset thereto hereby give notice that VIII meet for the
purpose aforesaid nj the dwelling house of c. H. Josn.
Waitsneld the first Wednesday Of February and June
next, from O'Clock until four o'clock each OF said
days and that months from the 2th day Of November
A. D. sl5 Is the time limited by said Court for said crcdi
tors TO present their claims to for examination and allow
Dated wnisneld th 9Th DAY of December A. d. 1875
OlNIS JONES, l,....t.......
oslo HENRY y. BUsliNELL,l COMMISSIONER
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WV. .woopHlIRy,s EsTArE.

In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, IN said District
the 9Th day u December, A. d. 1875
An Instrument, purorng to be the last will and tesla
ment Of WIN Woodbury., late o. Berlin said district de-
ceasel being presented ~ the Court by Edwin J. Wood
bnry the Executor therein named. for Probate II i
ordered by sad Court that all persons concerned therein
be notified at session 81 said Court To be held the
Probate Oce IN Montpelier, the 18th day Of December,
A. D. ISIS, and show n any they may have against
the Probate OF said Will for which purpose u Is further
dere that copy q the record Of this order he published
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman State
Journal printed nj Montpelier previous TO said time APP
pointed Tot hearing. by thu Court.-AtteSt,
OSLO HARVEY 1ILDES, Judge.
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IraaI 1loifes.
SYLVIA MeKNIGmI'ss ESTATE;

- STATE o. vERMoNf. Dlsirict d walhingion IS,
In Probate Court held Montpelier In aud for said
fiet, on the l1th day Of December, A. y. ISIS;
An instrument purportng to be the last viii and testament
Of Sylvia Mcknight. late ~ Barre IN said District de-
ceased being presented To the Court by 5. Kclton,
The executor therein named, for rruhaie II Is ordered
by said Court that all PERSONS concerned therein be notified
o appear At session o said Court b. held the Probate
oce In Montpelier, the llth day Of January A. D. 1875
and show any they may have against the Probate
" said VIII for which purpose Is further ordered, that
acopy " the record OF Oils order be published three weeks
successfully In tile Vermont Waterman state Journal
printed Montpelier previous to said time appointed FOR
| iO-i2 HARVEY TfIDEN. Judge.
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CAnor-There will be a social visit at Rev. 49,
5 Adams Thursday afternoon, aud all are cor
daily invited 90. The slngngschool taught by
Mr. T. c. Smith, is progressing iHeyi the at
tendance is large and Il bids fair Ia be one Of the
most prosperous terms for several years A
little boy about seven years old, son Of j. o.
Morse, was run over last Friday, while on his way
to school and was badly hurt about his head and
neck. lie now appears to b. doing very we'll,
and it is hoped that he will soon be out Of
danger 1t should be warning to young
men 10 be more careful about driving when the
street is fall Of children. Suing by the Port
land Osdensburg Railroad still goes on ON all
sums less than ten dollars. The district schools
are all finely under way ON their winter terms,
and present prospects indicate profitable erus for
each district AT meeting Of the choir of
the Congregational church, on the evening
Of the nth, Mr.. ;. s. Batcheder who has led
the choir for the past nine years, resigned, and
Mr.. c. NJ. Fisher has been appointed his success
sor, aud Mr. o. Il Collins his assistant after
which a note OF thanks was passed to Mr.. b. for
his sefsacrifces and untidns efforts for the good
OF the choir during his nino years Of leadership,
....W We are pleased 10 notice that the Board Of
Agriculture Manufactures and Mining have adj
yertised meeting to be held a. Village Hall,
Thursday and Friday, December ,Oth and 3lst.
Reading Of papers by members Of the board and
Others are expected also discussions are expected
TO follow the reading Of each paper It is ear
nestly hoped that there will be general at
tendance by both ladies and gentlemen. Let the
house be full, so that after It's close one will
say, that II they had known that there WAS to be
80 good an entertainment, they should have at
tended. This is the first meeting Of the kind in
this town, aud let Us show them that Cabot can't
be heat
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ComSrn There has been considerable religious
interest here Of late. Several have been converted
and seem anxious for the souls Of Others. Rev.
C. NJ. Winch breaches at the Center every Sab
bath morning, and at the East village in the after
noon. Interesting gospel meetings are held by
the brethren, at the East village In the morning
and At the Center In the afternoon Of every sab
bath. The weekday payer-meetings are well
attended and very interesting
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GRErS MOUNTAIN NARROW GUAGE RAILROAD.
The town meeting in Warren was held on Tues.
day, December Dist, aud ON test vote TO aid the
enterprise, the vote stood one hundred In favor
and siNty-two against Without completing the
business the meeting adjourned next saturday.
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Snnday.School Union.


The Washington County sunday.school Onion
will hold convention at Middlesex on Tuesday,
December 2sth. An evangelical Sunday -school
workers In the county are members Of the Union,
and are cordially invited to be- present aud par.
ticipate In all the exercises We hope every school
in the county will be represented by IT, pastor
and superintendent at least aud by rs many
teachers and others rs possible let this be en-
phaticay mass convention The several topics
will be introduced by the pcrsons designated, in
short addresses or essays, and then thrown open
Tor general discussion. Come prepared TO give
your best thoughts upon every subject Of the pro-
giamme, and bring you Bibles and winnowed
Hymns JosErn Potash. President
The programme u exercises will be as follows
commencing at ten o'clock a. NJ Morning De-
vutional SERVICE Words oi welcome, by Rev o.
A. Farley Response by the President, Opening
address, by Rev T.. fenney The I'm
portancc Of Sunday-school.," Adjournment Az
ternoon-Devo,ional service; business, Interna-
tional lesson for January 2, 1876 taught by Elihu
Snow Defects In our Sunday schools, aud how
10 remedy them introduced by Reys / McAnn
and o. d Edgerton; Encouragement In our
work, introduced by Re, G. :. Smith and l.. ).
lIbbard Question drawer Evening Devotional
service; Efficiency in teaching introduced by
Rev " y Glazier aud " \ Boyce, Question
drawer, "The special obligation Of the teacher to
aim At the immediate conversion of the scholar.
introduced by Revs. W Underwood and j. II
Rabbit Adjournment
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WoLcorr.A wonderful work Of grace CON
tinues at the Congregational church, from the
labors of Mr., Prescott, acting pastor. Over forty
three have experienced change Of heart aud
commenced life Of prayer and one hundred
and fifty participate In the meetings
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WORTHWHILE. The old folks sing, and the
oyster supper at the Congregational church last
Wednesday night wis success. The singers
were dressed in costume and looked neat, aud
the singing was good. Special praise is due To
the eominltte on tableaux, for their tasty seeo-
tion Of tableaux, all of which were very nice The
society will clear over one hundred dollars. o..
Cal I.oyeand will open his grocery this week.
The school 10 prospecting finely. The scholars are
TO have yeoums but once in two weeks.
Dr. Jackman is going to leave Us rs soon as no
can settle his accounts. Geo Elmore, win
Clark, Eli Boomhower, ILL., Story, and I'd Stone
had shooting match In Elmore's shop last Thurs
day, With skeleton breech rifle they all hit a
mark the size OF five cent piece, at two rods
Who pays Tor the cider?
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Children Cry for Castoria.-It 4. pleasant take
a. honey and Is absolutely harmless II to expel
wom. cure wind o9lc regulate the bowels and stomach,
AMI overcome rrinhy rausei by rash cutting teeth
II Is perfect substitute for Castor OIL and Custveness
In Young OF old there nothing existence effective
I reliable. u.-ql