davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-05-24
G4wthHA Dittssa.

Dttfes 0ttets II iest ant f4un felt leasea Sabrn IN
gaant, ba - iebss anbsrt 6etlmittel eieier &rt Bel nst:n
ibsrtrift. Das Reespt ~ btsfem ~S&webtf& Sitters" nG
IAN9e Bet Elm defH @ebtistuis unb Ia d nod iept. 9u
eff iparbe u BON ben Rd8tpmneH be- Grfnbers fir ets
sptt Gummt ~iberltefnt, aab 10 q ~hurdaas u~nnnbepd,
tas irsenb Stmanb ausr benz &i8t ttlmer bds SSu ,,
bu ,e6psStf& 8ttttrs" tenne, ODD III 60 gtA fdTeitd
Wtttmenf&ea burt eea 9trtanf btefer sefdIf6tsn Na6ab-
munsen IN terf5r.n, peite dbnttH aasielen ans ftn,ed.s
wte 6as e&te nS&ptbtid Sitters" sbu su @tuntbti
fd6bltd fnb. p6trenb bas dstutlt&e uub e&tt ~S&pe.
stfa Btttns~ Wt1ipnea 0suabbtt uub eebeN erbalt1
bat. Da btes Defenders pt&tis Il, -sss btt aafmer.fam
stt bes pubfttuns baraut btnsels.a, bde itser Slaf&e
nsl@e sas t6te yG6p,bifd Dittess- anttdlt, bic Ramspf
sntnf&rtft bes ssrap,stnea q aG } si& nIafea "a.
, 1875-05-24
- OIb DOminiOa Danpfdi6
.Epmpanp.
g @ d q no : 9 t.

&tefe Company iptrb Sinen tbrer natfpIaenben prodt.
9elsn Oamptsr. 9Th Dominion. @panote, JIuoc
SeH, Htdmpne. .bemarle, @atteras unt
Oepr e 9S. Gifer { M San) an iebem Itenfaa,
tretta8 III Semsta8 bel 9p6paGsr abfabIsn
aHen.
4isis s&tfs Fnb eans nsa unbhwurosa ausbriidlid
fdr pieie NSute eetaut.
Sic taben pta6tpple salepns, g te Rupms unb
Babe. thinner.
Die s%peifsn, ssqusmttdtsit unb gsbisaans inb mn.
a9srrrefttb.
Aaarsn, irsIde nit eisisr Qtnis r%erfaner persen, Ian.
cen re8elmabiS IN 9isN.NpI, an bon gbereedten pier st
COMPANY, 81 ltprtb Miper.
Nradt tur glaze meier ais Nsrsg prt perben Itnel
eefpreert unh mito pa tir nints as be uirtliD oebabten
unfoltsn betebnst.
( dits riels~ 9inie p~erIa0sn NprtOlf nm ubr gtad.
rnittaaS nabreab ees Qeinters.
sra@t ansenpmmsh Ole d utr Nbsnbs ieben Gaa,
We8sA peitsrsr Nuefunft wtnhe man lid an
George 9S. ALLEN u. &c., Aeenten,
5feb. Slice @pmpanp's gBearses' SsdsIts.
, 1875-05-24

$ amorrbptbens2etbenbe folten
oemDr. Silsbee, eth 9enfmal erri6ten lpe=
gen ieiner sliidli4en gntoeduns Der ANA
KESIS, zines untriigliden pellr1ittels fir
bic idlimmiten j dmorrbotben>S dlle
bet 10000 6dlen bat es fein Otal feblses
idlagen. IS 1T ein einfahes @infiibrungS=
mlttel, i9merslps nnb leidt an3ubringeu, 9e-
lpdbrt iofort 9%iuoeruus, wirft als Elm Snitrus
melt, @rueidun9smittel nnb Ofebifarent
uro fam Die SeiIuus nidlt perfeblen. Yreis
$1.00. 6ranco 3ugeianotna6 @mpfang bes
YreiieS. Depot, 46 Walker Str, New
York.
, 1875-05-24

0a8 9eben # uur fur5, unb wie
oiele oerbrtnsen ibr 0ebeu nublos, neil
&ranfbeit iie nnfdbi9 madt, %baiielbe gu se%
rtieben. Den Dfeilten f0nllte gebolfen %iueroen,
lpenn bieielben bel i3eiten Or. Aug. So
nt9's 9ambnrger S~ropfen ge=
braudter, ein Oiittel, neldes bas Slut
reirist, baS Nerpenlpltem frdftist uno ben
9anSen menihlibeu &0rper in elmer guter
Sttmmuns erbdlt.
, 1875-05-24

IS limb II 80 Sabre felt Or.
Sobtas' SenetianiideS 9iniment ms Bubli=
tnn etngefiibrt wurbe; sarantirt dronii6en
HbenrtattSmuS, &opfmeb, S6uitte, Sranbz
%ipunoen, Nuetidunseu, alte S1aoen,
S6mer6en III ben Seinen, I'M Giiden rrb III
Der Srnit 81 beileu, bat es niemalS febl9es
i1lagen. Serfauft blr6 Die Ipotbefer. Se=
pot, 10 Yarf Blace, Stem Norf.
, 1875-05-24
&eine PHaH3cnRnHe.

entsalttn 'ftta Wutur, DlixsraIt;n sbu cables
xsssttmittd.
A@- Wsu tta&tt BITE ~fslstnttn ep% np.pn,e, nell
o. a& bur& St5runseu Ser ssrsuuanasoraant aniti.
cen:
Wehcsfans, innere pdmorrtstb,n Slutansrans na@
btm Rcpfs. 1aurtr @tt6mad, utb.littt, ecebrtnnsn,
@tbsrptlsR ataeu glapruus, Wttlbl prn usbsrtu1uns
sab GApet I'm Utds,n, laurts ~Guftc5tn, Nuf. unb
Ntwsssn Ter Masensruts, S6pinbti, ftr'aes unb
fhprs Gtbmtn, btriiudunstn, }utan mtnt6rtcen uns
Sefibl bs 4rfiGtns beim lttseu. Nbnabme bee Ses-
haft, f&parse 9luitten sbsr tS Ptib .trss G dlsitrs
ssr b.n Auetn, 6iebsr uus rannpfu l&msrs I'M 8psfe,
Wana.l on Comets, s,lts 8drbuus Der b4ai unb Der
&ustn, edntrj In her Ssitt, In Der Sruf unO ZEN Site
htrn, piSsljht @nfdat ron 6ist uas Srtnnsn Iva Sleti&.
Wtntse Dcfsn ron RaSwue's gtIsn btrs,n has 81;
esm ben aQttn s~tnanatsn St6ruasta.
sSrriA Ok fgtatS fur nte &hnestel
, 1875-05-24

leiba b~erientse, rd&r NIT DsssepNa bsbaffe "a. 0sk
tsraaal ID q, BET sintm lueuuti6sn Wlatle NIT BEN FAY
unbeFssbarsa g%,erlansen gu Nsen, 0araifItetI gu nsbmss
uae peaap4 bur& ste 8ur&t bascn ausssiGlpfsn gu feia.
hab Dem @euuRe f&aea unb fiber furDtbdre S6merata
fpIeen. Dp6 ni&t anetn hu patteat letoet, fcaberA nti
TIM aGe SausssnsGen. ba u sn.nr ahler eaupe. fes It.
mas az tabeln aubd. Sp aadlt br Dsspepttfer f9 ftlta
unb fetne saass tn1eebMns. Die sladltat 8rbtlt4fsi
lt6tett tpirh cine ~freablpie unh ben Datienttn brtnst haa
Bepustfsia, taS bas e.bea ibm cine 2aa tt unb felbf BIZ
Rd&fen ttn utbtn, atdt itlten ,ur Deriwttaaas xns p
ear HIM SdbfmsrbS. attr garxn a.
, 1875-05-24
Msenten %Derlanet.

Mnen tntenisenten eeutiden Msemteu. tueI6t
t1r unisre sanebarsn beutlden Y8erfe ais 0olporteure
taatia iein ipoaen, Ssri&affen mir 4si4dftisuns. Die
tslbsn beiteben in:
,Dte Snuftrtrts 0teue ~ elf", entbattsno cine
complete Gsl4i9te bes amsritaniI6sn Continents BON
Der Gntbeduna big auf bic Sest,sit.
g.. g: Mbbptt's Gefdbfd)te Der WcbcIiou. Die
iuoerlalf9ftt Defhibte ienes groscn Samples. pelde ie
ltensSibel tn Cudrto, boiler SnuitratiDnen
Wtan peMbe iih i&rittlih ooer perl6ulih all bic
Henry Bill Publishing Co.,
~4pl3febl Tortpib, Conn.
, 1875-05-24

lstbenf &Darurs BE fhred1i&ta gdnatrsea susbate
- Bitters" en 5tilnittsl sebvten rire, bas Sober leit
{ .Idnsen tanu3 Gs l!ubert bic S4meriea tpfort unb I'd
,prteefsstem Gebraudt wtrs bn pattent BON Wp6e u
Booze ft btfer befnhea bio cine rsaadnbtse 9eluns CT.
stslt IL. Taufeabe ieentn ben Gag. en- svtlAea fs Sran.
tAst pxrbea btsfts SUNDERLAND Sttlatttd ~ sebsaaSsn
, 1875-05-24
Tiebsr unb faltss Tieber.

Etttts sab gDsaFIfsbss far so gtnts surist. %
attht !stH 5silatttsl In sss Dst, wslaw gisbu aaS
n9ssfdkstsr anb aae %fsnhtssA ssrpanbttn Rraxlkstrr.
0aasn., e&asIaA., t~sptlfes', sdbes lRb fsnaiss Hskes
ltsnss lazA Nalsass ptata abtstsIfm atIj lSSgf1
kgtatsi ss .Wstssss @ssbs Nsliaf' ~ &sa1 -
etskaA
, 1875-05-24
&ann= Murm.

tpirb mittelit rein pe9etabiliiher OfebiStn le=
beno aus benz Sbftem entfernt. Seine Se.
Sabluna bis Der &opf peiielbsn fort lift. &ornmt
uro erfabrt bic gtamen Der bebanbelten Baz
tienten. 81. 6. s. &unfel, SEQ. 259 Ioro
Heunte Strabe, Ybila. COMPUTATION fret.
Siss, Nabel= unb Wiaser@@ iirmer ebenfals
e%ntfernt. 6rast erreu Npotbefer mad aurz
fePs 8nrm SDrup. YretS 81 Die SlaiAe.
Sdtdt nad) Gtrcularerl.
, 1875-05-24
@6Suebif6 8ittera.

Rnr aus 9rdutsrfIfteA

Dsr Mebr ale sierbuabest s3aprtn ts.bedts elm eera>
tx (&mebtfGu arjt BET ben rtdeniaaftlt6tn Hcrf&uH6
pG1e e fae auf alien Ebetlsn Der Groe anAtast, bic D.
palAee 5tikfsaft stniatr Rr6uter unb hs Gytssd berfes
Bra kthet DO AeuYtbtsansttdk bes
, 1875-05-24
DC. Haspap's @erfeet Nureattpe
wnb reaulirenbe Mtaen,

pgata sef& mddios iautsr ~etHetfa5s far se 5eIuns aats
6tiruns,n bcs Wlastns. be- 9tber, Der &tnaswsiet. Der
Ri.ren, Der 8ldte. Nsrpenletesn, 1Npfptb, gtras7fuxs.
bartleibtefstt uassreauIi6tnt, Tpsptpia. Nntrane, bI
6aas. Uausnfsbsr, Observation-Disclosures bdnorrppibts
uns aqt uuprbnuxasr In ben thutren Oraanta. Wtrb
segentsgt snh awar cat ft POTTS iurirtH.
, 1875-05-24
Oftn" platform.

giibrrsIant. cline arpac 3ieree. Gin ppGRdnstsrr
Stus untsr Itfer. NraRst In @tlenwaarsn 6anblun.
Gen nod. Gireulors aratts %perfeneet. N%ersfErs,
ehiSei &ta I. Y iatttlL. Ct %
, 1875-05-24

Rafrs, S&arlaaN.ber enta,ben aus sersprbenem UIut-
gesen biele arantbetten 10 ,S6tpebtf@ Bitters" bns wtrh
Fawfs S&usmtttel, neil 60 Der BETS 9lutreinissr ta, Sn
~ stebt. Gbe plrb Der GebrauG ju fpdt cbtr ntht etnas
aa4 bn anw.ifuns ~besSuHen. ~ bas Tsden. Mafsrn,
S&arla@Febe aab 4abtre nit Sieber Serbunp.ne RranL
setea ausbre&sn banH mus Der @ebrau@ fcfprt etnA
Etlt werbea, ta Rranitettea tn bttfem Stadium cine aa-
Aers 1stsublaas ~erfprberx.
, 1875-05-24

Drtsrsen1 HIut II bic 6aapharfaae boz tttderfaass
an, lssar eiabaft1 4rsnfpetsn-
, 1875-05-24

y dAt etf ansladfsIiefsa &raHFpeiten, stnsn hes ~
lHsnssi6le6t uaterpprfen IA. uar lsisea nau.ntltbS al
men earaa. Die urla&en, wtl&s pieies ftrsdlider H.
s.rsesruteH, anp pegi4tsben aae sttIfttits. absr et H.
sara 6taItanssmittd eas Rerssnfsfea, bic 81 ,ar
lassprgaat ane eaeur& ben saaasu Rbrper ~ trS ga.
Das .S&webti& Bitters" atpt anerrtidt IA aS y,6r.
sunssnatssd bd ben pbta s~trdbntsa aroatbsit.u unS bai
lauisneen Bite ~eiunebstt turhdssstbsn, ptlbe ldon sa.
zen i%uetIsltsn. ie ptsbu @enus am q.ben ~ sabta.
acknowledgement.
, 1875-05-24

tiSes Domictt nod boz Sntritt ibrsr @trafe
~ in Berlin,
, 1875-05-24
Observation-Disclosures

Der Wlas,n Ia bts srpB. Dsriadtte bes R5rpprs. 0ss
Ra erbGlt bas gauge Ssffsm Nabrane unb Sraft. gotny
Der Nlaeen uab anberf 8erbduaaesprean radlahen, tbu
ssqt Gbattafsit ~ entpideln, mus Der sanae RDrper le-
i3nsauunssDrsans .sraesea, anb~ sri&iebenu 2rt, aba
he 6auptlriaas blttbt tNner btelelbs. Gta n bu
Gsnnb, ppbtr eas SS6pebtf6 8itters," es % ale Stdr.
hsassmityd rtrt, bic Werbaaunsspr8aat rtset aHb tbs
sslante EbdHetet b,raslt. 70 sttls Erdnfpetten betlt, bh
anfAttnenb CANT srl&teseues Ratur RaS. mir ueaasa
Aeg0Ytsr kesnenS
, 1875-05-24
sHreis 25 @ents fur ote eaa&tsl
NabtpaU II. g D.,

o. @arrsn, Ode st arh Ctr, q. D.
qtw saffAs uns apsprt. etiat SIN. Nramari. az
EahweS u. w., So gDatrtn, &dt 9burh CIT, gleg
Nssl. H~usianft. 9ari,rbs w,rtb r9tre 9bnts lssit tdt
, 1875-05-24
W READY RELIEF


ttnt auetnkItSIf&t 5uIft NattR bii
Gaitaneuua Der Aisrsn. Der Ulai, uns Der ginsspihs
Gsxs,atpu hr eunss, RtblfupHetbsn. Gtsmuns sbtt&su.
ynatxnsS. ROpfi4msrL BabaSsh, Rturalst., Rbtams.
hsAas, 6rbi,In, Wsbfel6,bsr,
Dts aRwsneuns bss ReGsy Ysslief an beH lttAsnbsa
cher srsraaitta 2peilt rirs a~taetuaa Sab Utf,ttisaae
10 ustsls ktrbsfuersa.
, 1875-05-24
&antausi@IdsA
Wo6ea

sr.Atra, ginasn. ..sara nssSsIss sataasleas &raas
seieu.
, 1875-05-24

HdfsRbt fSltsa tets stns Nlaf&s ssn RalwasY SRtsss
Rtlitf bti ft futrsn. Gotat8s Grppfeu In gDsHtr psrIs "a
&rantbeit cher S6ntrlsH, bic psni uD.tItl bs gDaHtrS
s~.rrxbrtn. srrbtus,a. Gs III better as freni5G,a a
9raaly pbtr Sttttss ale stn Rttiatttl.
, 1875-05-24
GG~insfuGs

sas anr anbtrea eansentranEbet ten enta.tts .tsr 70 -
aus Stbrunstn Der Isassntbaiistett, ais surdb srbltdp
Mnla8t sbsr teftiet @tflltuns. gDenn bic Speiie mid,
SeepEtg Strbauet rne Der aSrpet in 5plss eei,a ni9t bin.
lsaaliS rnabrt UtrS, nus Gburaesrans ~stntrttsn uni
sss eei1pdtte Sptfrn trlttst BEN l~ei1tefen Gnian Gina
&rfaltans. Bic BET elmer prfon Don trdftisu @siunbbst
eas nl1t " Uara6t iamt Dts btrlbmttfsa Wsr,,t
psna ft Gaas BON Gdptnbfu4t In ben trf.n Stabteu b.
asabdn, stbtsn ebus Gusnabms TIRE Hufmtrsiamtett Az,
ta ant eH Rssufrans Su Subauunsssrsant. bamit ~
Spetlsn, nel6t Der Vatlent ID f& nimmt. ttm ntGt fru&t
tsk Uet@werss seruria&eH uni ut4t hath ben R5rptr 40
sts Hus tbm eatDtesr Sar ieas pp1 t& aasaissa gaL
seasa uue i&le&tt RabruAo III biSssa.
, 1875-05-24
Ssrft I'll Das G&te sdpeoifd
Stttsrs pirs ausihlieBlid bereitet ssa
Deniel II. Co.,
As6 ROrs Drttts etrass,
W~btlabslpbt

I'm - yubltfan Dor Ra&atmxnsss snI Dstrxs ,
p@rn, u bic Namensuateri4rtft btS friasrta Gis,nibS
Gers ,Gaeeat 6¢ns" kbsa eIaiAs IL ~ ~
Sittsrs eHtbdlt rtneeblalsn. ~
~seraa&saHmdiansta Ia ,aeffAe. al Asa.lAu Syrs
ksu 8laf&s ~btasfust-
YrNs 20 esnts rat ylaf&s. ttaa Siaf&ea - ANsss.
RsnGssF@ sss Ssstbeiss A@ eAseaaatsa GEasia -
&AAAAa. ~
, 1875-05-24

utI&,s aastnblIfli& bic ftlin N hsa S6Mtutn. G&waAs
xHb Gntlnasuassn bsftittet unb GsrstltSntn furtrt.
sltt6stsl sb Ne In Der eunat, I'm Wlaeta, GtaCswslbta
sbsr isnatstn DruIsa ohss Orsaasa Itsssn. hur& siH-
Waltas &Hpsnbuns.
Sn elmer bio ,pan,ts Ninatsn. tinsrId nj, htftts shea
~yttHts,nb Der Shmtri ittn mag. Der Rb,umatif&s, 1stt.
iastrtsG etwa6s. Uertrlspslts, WtrsSis, an RtasAigts
asstnSt ster ST 6ntslnes wtrp n
, 1875-05-24
asnaeaaaG .saaassss uasIa6sa,aas,,a
@elan6ulte.

fxb unbtflssns Rranrbsttsa uub bic m,,tefnirH. nesspA
inas eesiabsn tam attmafs IN frlt s.asnnen ptrbsn
gtaa seoraaSt es rSSgeDii& Sttttrs" stnau mad h.
an%sNane nae BE ltRts Spur bu pbensenannten id
p.pS esrlN|taetH Dem patisuttn pirb u~afsblbar 4
ssaHdneIss SsLaasbs iuridssesbta aaS isssr ss frabss
pttulett asat f& baIb pieber Elm. ""~"
, 1875-05-24

= q sshe nasdfna, asa sAb.s ntaesnfas evA
ttra sAsfAItt6li& bsatbt GAS
, 1875-05-24
Gin ubIeitanssmittsA

gsfsssa, gslas sta ~wtrtfsss dbfabranssnttta ,s,
ISSS!tstn tSista trstss .ta.s Srt vaafaea, loasss sia,
Tin %spQtonmea nnf6aAIt6es ablsttaaasmtttI s,A -
strabrtt6t Usrssa stkf @&&a&t aaf 80.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-11-06
The Pembroke Tragedy.
LaPage Indicted by the Grand
Jury.

The Grand Jury, of Merrimack
County, have indicted Joseph LaPage
for the murder of Josie Langmaid, at
Pembroke, on the 4th of Oct, last.
The convict is reported as appearing
quite cool and collected, responding
"Not guilty" in broken English to
the Clerk Of tue Court, "What say
you, guilty or not guilty Of the offence
with which you have been charged?"
He seemed to have great confidence
in his innocence and his ability to
tprovc it. After consultation between
the Court, the Acknowledgement and
his counsel as to the time of trial,
he was removed from thu Court House
and rcconveyed to his former quarters
in the Merrimack County Jail, where
he will remain, securely guarded un-
til his trial takes place. He was
quietly driven by Sheriff Davis from
the Jail to the Court House in Il close
ly covered carriage, and as quietly
taken back again.
AS to the testimony addnced in
this case before the Grand Jury, it is
of course as yet mattel of CORRECT
are, that body holding its sessions
with closed doors. 1t is understood
however, that the testimony Of up
wards OF dozen witnesses was given.
and ali idea OF its matcriality may be
CLEANED from the statement of one oil
the detectives who was present, tC
the effect that if LaPage was to he
tried at once, his conviction might
be secured. Recent adviccs from ST
Adams contain very damaging cyl
dence against LaPage, tending tc
show his connection with the Bal
murder. Justice Farnsworth Of that
place states shat Few evidence is daily
accommodating against the French
Canadian. which was not brought t.
light at the time Of that tragedy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-11-06
Bold and Successful Venture of a
State Prison Bird.

One of the most daring attempts at
escape from prison was successfully
carried out by Charles Gleason, one of
the Grafton Bank robbers, in the early
haurs Of last Thursday morning. Glea.
son was convicted on February II,
1872, and sent to the State Prison for
fourteen years. His plan of escape
was skillfully carried out by aid of
friends from New York. 1t is supposed
they had had with them a massive jack
screw, which, from the style Of work,
was evidently brought from New York
pine table some four feet in height,
four feet long and about three feet and
a half wide. With this they were en-
abled to reach the bars of the window,
using the screw to force two of the bars
apart, making an aperture scarcely
nine inches wide. Through this mar
row opening Gleason, who is man of
large build, and weighing upwards Of
two hundred pounds, forced himself,
and, once outside, scaled the wall which
at this point is not more than twelve
feet high. with light ladder which his
friends had brought with them. OF
course it was but the work of few
moments for him to cross "Deer Park"
to the street, enter the vehicle which
his friends had in readiness, and his
way to liberty was clear.
AS he passed through the window he
came in collision with portion Of the
sash, and the noise of the breaking
glass was the first intimation the officers
on duty had that anything was wrong.
The crash was heard all over the insti-
tuition, and as quickly as possible the
officers flew to the window, only TO find
that the bird had flown. leaving behind
the articles which had been used to IA
cilitate his escape.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-11-06
New Hampshire Schools at the
Philadelphia Centennial.

In response to an invitation of State
Superintendent Simonds, meeting of
persons interested in education was held
on Saturday, 30th ult., in the State Super
intendcnt's office. Among those present
were Profs. Quimby and Ruggles of Dart
mouth College; Prof. Ladd of the Nor
NAL School; Pro. Avery of the Tilton
Leminary; Hon. J. II. Dearborn, Super
intendcut Of Schools, Manchester; Prof.
1. W. Walker of Pembroke Academy, and
other teachers and school officers. The
meeting orga aized by making State SUI
perintendent Simonds Chairman, and C.
c. Lord of Hopkinton, Secretary. After
a good Gcal Of discussion and interchange
of IDEAS, it was voted to place the matter
in the hands of Il committee ofthree, who
will report at another meeting. Hon. ].
G. Dearborn, State Superintendent ST.
monds and Prof. Quimby were made
committee.
1t is understood the purpose is to give
each town in the, State chance to rep
resent their individual interests at the
grand exhibition. Plans, photographs,
drawings, historical and biographical
sketches, examination papers, etc, will
be in demand. Not only colleges, semin-
aries end academies are to be represented.
but the COMMON schools will have their
place amp notice in some of the displays.
Good words from Meriden Academy,
the New Hampton institute, the Derre
Female Seminary, and from Hon. j. ID.
Lyman, supt. of Schools Ezcter, were
presented during the meeting. Ma. ]. l..
Stanley offered the good will of the Con-
cord schools.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-11-06

Br. cayler, in oae Of his recent utter


Br. Cayler, in oae OF his recent utter
anees, speaks as follows of the needs of
tSe hour ~she revival we need is not
only revival Of sounder scriptural preach
Ing, Bat revival Of true christiun lring.
We Nave had quite a surfcit of the reli-
giot that luxuriates in the devout fervors
~ the praycr-meeting and the camp
ground, which sings sweet hymns, and
applauds sweet sermons, and then goes
straight off to its money-graSping and
pleasure seeking, and its ponderings to
self and sin. God forbid that we speak
lightly of true spiritual emotion. But
the Christianity which Christ demands is
something deeper than a song, or a ser
mon or sacrament. 1t is the holy and
humble imitation of himself. The revival
then, which we need, is revival of the
religion that keeps Gods commandments,
which tells the truth and sticks to its
promises; which pays twenty shillings to
the pound; which cares more for a good
character than fine coat; which votes at
the ballot-box, in the same direction that
1t prays; which denies ungodiy lusts, and
which can be trusted in every stress of
temptation. revival which viii sweet
en- our homes and chasten our press and
purify our politics, and cleanse our bust
ness and commerce from roguery and
rottenness, would be boon from Heaven.
A revival which will bring not only a
bible knowledge, but bible conscience, to
all, is what the land is dying for. The
worlds surest want to-day, is more Christ
like men and women. The preaching it
needs is more sermons in shoes"
How forcibly are the needs of the ma
ton presented in the above extract. All
observing men have witnessed the down.
ward tendency of public and private NOR
atty, the out-goings of wickedness,
shame and dishonor in place of trust, re-
ligion as an assumption being no bar to
corruption, thus bctraying the confidence
and honor Of the honest and true, and
leaving men in doubt about the genuine.
Politics are sordid and corrupt, and even
business principles are wanting in bust
ness men. The teachings of religion,
and the chidings of conscience seem to
have lost their hold upon the hearts of
the people. Men act as if abandoned of
God and embraced by the devil. Crimes
that are beyond the conceptions of the
human are perpetrated. But God has not
forgotten the world, and only great
awakening can show the people the dan
gers of the situation, or make them ear
nestly strive against the evils which sur
round and threaten to destroy them. Let
us hope then for a revival, or change in
public sentiment, that men may fully I'M
derstand that there is right and eorong
to all human acts, for which men must
give account thereof in Judgment
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-11-06

The disclosures now taking place
in respect to the character and con
duct OF a prominent business man,
L. w. Pond of Worcester, Mass,
who recently disappeared very
mysteriously, are most disgraceful
and notifying. 1t appears that he
was not only bankrupt, but prac-
ticed forger of the worst kind-large
amounts ofpaper now coming to light
with the signatures Of other men
frauducnty attached by this supposed
paragon of virtue and morality. 1t
is now said that he has been traced
to Hamilton, Canada. and that detect
iAes are in pursuit Of him, criminal
proceedings having already been
instituted against him, on several in
dictments. Such dertctions from
honesty and uprightness where least
suspected are most painful; and they
compel beholdcrs to ask whom Shall
we trust?
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-11-06
Tuesday Elections.

Our dispatches indicate that Penn
sylvania has resumed her old position
in the rank Of Republican States.
IIartranft is elected by 10000 to %,
600 majority. This is especially
gratifying as dealing another severe
blow to the imitation movement. 1t
wifi not knock it out of existence,
but it will pretty effectually stun it.
The election Of Pershing would have
given it new life, and the prevention
of that was an object of great conse-
quenCe. In New York, where the
prestige of Governor Tilden's reform
administration was very great, there
has been decided Democratic VIC
tory, but there is no State in the I'm
ion where such result could be less
Objectionable to honest Democrats.
The party there is right on the great
financial issue, and has become enlist
ed in the cause of reform in the
administration of State affairs. The
most gratifying news from the Empire
State is the defeat of the pet scenes
at Tammany in New York City, by
the election of Recorder Haekett and
District-Attoney Phelps, and of John
Morissey as against the mnion OF the
"boss" in tho Fourth Senatorial Dis.
trict. 1t shows that the people are
not so completely in the power of the
corrupt ring at Tammany Hall but
that they can throw off its yoke when
they exert themselves.
Reports from the more distant
States are somewhat meagre, but in
dictate that Minnesota holds her
ground rs one of the strongest Repub-
lican States of the Northwest, while
Wisconsin has reversed the result of
two years ago and defeated Governor
Taylor by decisive majority. In
Mississippi, the Conservative candi-
dates for Congress have been elected.
This indicates that that State IL fol
lowing In the footsteps of others of
thr South in freeing itself from the
corrupt government Of adventures,
and will soon place the administra.
tion Of its affairs in the hands of its
most intelligent and substantial ci:i-
zens, who undoubtedly belong, gene
rally, to the Conservative party. The
change, while not so gratifying in it's
relations to national affairs, will be
for the benefit Of the State. Globe