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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-12
Two Christians.

Two Christians travelled down a road,
Who viewed the world with different eye
The one was pleased with eartbs abode,
The other longing for tho skies.
For ono, the heavens were 50 blue,
They filled his mind with fancies fond;
The others eyes kept piercing through
Only for that which lies beyond.
For one, enchanting were the trees,
The distance was divinely dim,
The birds that 0uttersd on the breeze
Nodded their pretty heads fer him.
The other scarcely saw the flowers,
And never knew the trees were grand;
lie did but count the day and hours,
Till he might reach the promised land
And one a little kind caross
Would to n tender rapture move;
lie only oped bis lips to bless
The God who gave him things to love
Tho other journeyed on his way,
Afraid to handle or 10 touch
He only oped bis lips to pray
lie might not love n thing too much
Which was the bestl Decide who can.
Yet why should we decide 'twixt them,
We may approve the mournful nun,
Nor yet tue joyful man condemn.
lie is a Christian who has found
That natih rs well as heaVea. 10 sweet
Not less is he, who heaven-byund,
Has -purnrd tho earth beneath bis fee.
Good Words.
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A Word to the Wise.

A patron ofa certain newspaper once
said to tho publisher MIR. Printer. how
is it that you have never called on me 70,
pay for your paper r oh" said tn,
nan of types, i've never ask a gentema,
for money" "lndced," replied the pat.
ron, "how do you manage to get along
when they don't pay ?" Why" said tn,
editor, latter q certain time we coucud'
that he is not gentleman and We ask
him" "Oh-sh-yes. | see Mr.. Ed.
tor, please give me receipt" and hand,
him V. Make nay name all right 90
your books"
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Josh Billings remarks: The only way
to git thru this world and escape censure
and abuse ia to take sum hack r,sd. You
kant travel the main turnpike and do it,"
And. being halfway consistent, Josh
travels the unbeaten paths of orthography 5
10 winding. circumlocutory course to
the point of a joke. If Josh had ever
been TO school, however. he'd 6nd hi.
spelline.iracks more beaten than he
thinks they are.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

~ RANDOLPH, VERMONT.
ABEL e. LEAVENw0kTH. A. M, PRIScIPAL.
Assisted by Four Capable Graduates of Nor
mal Schools from three States.
New Features for Fall Term, 1878. Capacity
Of building doubled Model and Preparatory
departments added.
Fall Term opens fourth Tuesday In August
Spring Term, first Tuesday In February
SEND FoR CATALOGUE.
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A boy in the suburbs tried to ascertain
the other day the souodness OF the prov,
orb Birds Of feather Hock together. .
He plucked the old rooster down to 0
single tail feather, and it didn't flock al
all, but went aud bid under the barn,
Thus ia another old saw smashed.
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Little Alice was crying biite.ly, aud,
on being questioned, confessed TO having
received clap from one Of her play fellows
"You should have returned IT," uuwisely
said the questioner. oh. returned il
before" said the liitlo girl.
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SALE.

l. Oh SALE.
My store and stock of goods, the barn and
eighteen rods of land connected with the store in
the village Of Brooksvie. are now offered for
sale, chsap, for cash. The post-oGace Is kept In
the building and can be had, without doubt by
the purchaser. The store is only few rods from
the railroad station that there Is little expense
Of transportation. HENRY JACKSON.
Brooksville, Vt, Aug. IL, ISIS. 22-tf
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I'VE need the means for organizing the
Democratic party in this state" said Q
leading politieisn. A Western man res.
ponded promptly by telegraph will
ship to-day one barrel whisky and one
orator invoice by mall"
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II s. PUTNAM would inform the
Il .peoplo Of Middlebury and Addison County
that the old Cotton Mill is in full operation and
that he is prepared 20 furnish carpet warp and
batting of a superior quality. at the lowest cash
price.
Middlcbury, Dee. lS, 1872 j9;ti
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l)ERSONAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all officers.
sailors, and soldiers, wounded, ruptured, or in-
jured In the late rebellion. however slightly, are
entitled to pension, and thousands Of pensioners
ara entitled to an increased rate Apply mme-
distely through DR.. E. B. JACKSON,
Late Surgeon, U. :. Navy.
No. New Chambers st.. n. Y. 24-ly
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nESlRABLE REAL Estate FOR
- sALE.-The property situate on the cor.
Of MiddIebury, and occupied b. Wn. u. Nichols
said property consists Of two dwelling houses aud
barn, end the lot upon which they stand, and Ia
located In a pleasant section Of tho village. For
terms Inquire Of
JAMES NJ. ELADE.
Middlsbury, VI, June 20. 1875. l5f
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Il think have seen you befors sir
Are you not Owen Smith ?" "Oh, yes
I'm OWN Smith, and OWN Jones. apt
owin' Brown, and OWN everybody"
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DOYAL D. FARR.

EAST MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT,
IMPROVEMENT IN sTovk PIPE sBKLvEs
Patented April &c, 1875.
This shelf is made fast on the stove pipe by a
bail around the pipe and Is easily raised or lower
ed On the pipe as desired for convenience and is
she
CHEAPEST AND BEST SHELF IN USE
State, county and town rights for sale.
81 Agents wanted to canvass. 25-l3w
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h. SAYRE would inform the

" Oh I NJ WUUTu lHTUTW IUt
Ls Butter-makers Of Middlebury and yicini-
ty and especially his old customers that he will
pay cash for Prime Butter at Beckwith 4 Co.'S
Mondays and saturdays hereafter. at the stand
formerly occupied by X. T Bristol.
Middiebury, May "a, 1875. l0if
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VIRGIL w. BLANCHARD, MD.

PHYsIcIAS AND SURGEON.
Special attention given to diseases Of the lungs
obscure kidney difficulties, aud chronic diseases
peculiar to the female sex
0haee hours from 10 to IL Am. Office In
MECHANICAL EXP, sITIoS BUILDING,
MIDDLEBURY, vi.
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NOTICE.

N UTICE.
' The business OF the Blanchard Mechanic II
Exposition Company. heretofore transacted by v.
W. Blanchard and W. 5. Blaisdell, as partner,
will bs continued by the undersigned under the
came firm name.
V. W. BLANCHAR D.
Middlebury, VT, June rs, 1875. IS
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DISSOLUTION.

hISSULUTIUN.
- The co partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned undar the firm naras and
style Of Clay Joneu Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. v. v. Clay retiring. Tho 40.
seunts Of the old hrm will be settled by v. v,
Clay 81 u. W. joiner market.
w. CLAY,
N. W. JONES.
AAklsbury, VI, Sept ~ 1875, is-sv
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II Il. SMITH, Attorney aud Coun-
lLs sellor at Law. Office over Postoflce.
Mid licbury. Vt.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

n p. MEAD, Real Estate Broker
W. IL; MIDDLrBURY, VT.
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mon " late church investigation Of a1y.
Mr, Gilbert.
Another shocking tragedy has been en-.
acted 10 New Hampshire. 4 young girl
10 her way TO school, Mopday OF last
seek. and while passing through a piece
IT woods was foully murdered. Not re-
'urning as soou as was expected search
vas Instituted, when her body vas foul d,
he head severed from The body. aud Cal.
ried distance OF one hundred rods.
The pew question among the Best
Jews has divided one church. the CoDgr,.
CATION of tho Friends Of Peace. the r..
orm pariy, which is the majority, havil e
converted The old seats in the sYnago. ue
'uto family pewp, which has so Cffentod
the orthodox party in the church that
'hey have seeded and are holding me.t.
ings 10 Nassau hall
A Hartford paper thus feicitcusly t l's
how a lady saw stars. "a new pIsuet
was discovered yesterday 10 the central
heavens the exact constellation aud po.
,ition not discovered. Tho discovCr,r
weighed 200 pounds. sud was coming out
Of the market when she Was in,enu, ted
by a water ueloa rind. She named ii
gosh"
Secretary Bristow, it is understood
will, 10 his coming aouual report, recon
mend the re.transfer OF our Alaska pos
sessions from the war to the treasury de.
partment. Mr. Bristow is quoted as
quite confident be could get return to
'be government from that portion of the
republic Of more than @ per cent. per al.
oum or the cost of the territory. which
would oorts iniy he an improvement 90
Tie present receipts from that quulter,
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SNT w. THOMAS. Teacher OF Vocal
w Masic. Agent for Pianos and Organs,
Middlebury, IT. ly7
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08
Foreign News.

PARIS, July 7.-Granier de Cassagnac
has published letter in which he threat
ems to kick Gambetta.
The father of Don Carlos has been re-
leased on promise to quit the French
territory.
VIENNA. July THE remains OF the
Emperor Ferdinand were deposited in
the Church of the Capuchins, in the
same vault with those of Macmillan,
Emperor of Mexico.
LONDON, July THE Times to-day
refers to the military and political situa-
ton in Spain, and gives gloomy view
of the Alfonist forces. Says recent mi
nor success OF Jovellar has been out
weighed by reverses elsewhere. The Car
lists seem about to give the order, forward,
march. All the bright hopes Alfonzo
brought to Spain has vanished, and his
best Generals show less activity than
heretofore; they have met defeat instead
Of victory. The King has not been more
successful in Madrid; he has failed to
satisfy the Church and has enraged the
liberals, hence the ministry seem ready
to try the effect Of such religious tolera.
ton as will permit Professionals to wor-
ship in back streets, but such concession
will disgust the clericals and not satisfy
Alionso's political supporters, neither
has the King made peace between the
warning factions; the press is muzzled
to prevent it from being disloyal ant
there are no funds to pay the army OF
navy
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08

nomination was made unanimous and
the Convention then adjourned to the
Grand Hotel, where the usual conviv,al
programme ensued.
VIsALIA, CAL, July AT this a. m.
fire broke out in Lovejoy's Hotel, Tu-
lare City, which destroyed the entire
business portion of the town within two
hours. Loss about Sl25, 900. Owing to
the rapid spread of the flames very little
stock was saved from any of the stores.
OAKLAND, Cal, July Cat 8 p. m. a
young man, George A. Walker, % years
OF age, shot himself through the heart at
his loding-house on Seventh street kill
ing himself instantly. He was recently
from the East, and left note saying he
had no friends and was tired Of life. The
body was taken in charge by the Cor
oner.
Los ANGELES, July ca party of four
started from here on Sunday for the
Black Hills.
"A. T. Hawley, local editor Of the Daily
Star, was stabbed in the abdomen. The
wound is very severe, 1t is reported he
was stabbed by an unknown assailant.
SAN FRANcIsCo, July T. The election
of Pioneers to-day resulted in the re-
election OF Louis r. Lull as Secretary,
against strong opposition arising mainly
from the recent dedication of his as
sistant.
The Post Dem, this evening says
that Piper the nominee of the First
Democratic Congressional Convention,
is not the choice of the party. 1t says
that the nomination fell on the party
like new blanket.
FRESNO, July z. = The trial Of H. H.
Granice for the murder of Eddie Mad
den at MERGED on the 7th of December
last, commenced to-day.
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, July Tn the Board
of Supervisors last night the water sup
ply question came up again on q resolu-
ton looking to purchase the water right
Of the Clear Lake Company. Lake Mer-
ced. Pescadero Creek and the Blue
Lakes Water Company The resolution
was rejected.
The Democratic Convention of the
First Congressional District met last
evening in the Twelfth District Court
room; Henry +. Williams in the Chair
DR.. Shorb Mark, l.. Mcdonald, Robert
Ferrel, and W. A. Piper were placed in
nomination for Congressman. Ferrel
declined and on the first ballot Piper was
nominated by large majority. The
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08
A BRITISH GROwL.

The London Standard is the organ OF
the British b 'aristocraey and cawnt COM
prshend what the blawsted b 'Americans
mean by their bloody impudence. In
an article last Tuesday morning it refers
to the American celebration in an IN
called for strain Of growing abuse, calls
the banquet given by General Schenck
display Of bad taste, speaks of the Amer
lean Revolution as an English disaster,
and gives the Englishmen q rap who
were polite enough to accept our minis
ter's invitation. Such Incorporate Ian
guage will probably call up smile of
derision on both sides of the Atlantic.
In speaking of forbearance and concilia-
ton on the part Of England toward
America, the Standard makes somewhat
of mistake. Cancellation and forbear
ance are feelings usually entertained by
a strong and overruling power toward a
confessedly weaker and more puerile
one. The Americans as a people are
certainly obliged to the conciliating for
bearance of the English as a nation.
That phase of feeling was strongly ex-
emplified in 'G3 in the dark days of
Americas history, when Laird in his
English shipyard was fitting out the Ala
bama, the 800" and other piratical
craft, and in answer to o remonstrance
from the American minister said: "I'll
drive your id flag off the ocean" Laird
Is dead, Johnny Bull came down like q
little man with his Geneva award, the
Stars and Stripes float triumphant at the
masthead. but the Standard still babies
Of English Cancellation and forbear-
ance." 1t says "the American insurrec-
ton was the most unprovoked in his
tory" Taxation without representa-
ton is usually considered political
grievance. and the history of nations
illustrates its folly. We are unfortun-
ately compelled to differ with the Stand
ard in supposing the establishment OF
American Independence was an Eng
lish disaster. That was simply ques-
ton Of time. 1t was bound to come as
day follows night, and the statistics Of
trade and commerce prove conclusively
that England derives tenfold more bene.
fit from America as Republic than il
would from the New World as depend
ent colony. Such one-sided argument.
may 60 down with that class Of English
men to whose preJudices 1T appeals, bu
the great mass Of the English people ar
as friendly and well.disposed toward tn
United States to-day as they were lively
years ago when they held meetings dc
nouncing the action of the ship-builder
and declaring strict neutrality to be tn
only fair international code.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08

TRY AoAIN.-It would seem, from our
California exchanges, that all that can be
brought mp against General Bidwall. the
Independent candidate for Governor, is:
that he owns too much land and dresses
too we'll. Let the General sell his estate,
invest his money in untaxable U. S.
bonds and 60 around shabby, and he
will be represented as misery old cur
mudgeon. afraid to spend any money on
his personal appearance, and defraudinG
the State out of SO much taxable capital.
If the opposition press can't get up any.
thing better Tor worse) against Bidwel
than those dreadful sins of omission and
commission. they might as well hang
their harps upon some willow for the
passing breeze to make resonant. The
sound would be about as strong on that
point as their present puerile efforts to
belittle that candidate.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08
A New ChlOrinizing Furnace.

AS there are but few things of more in
terest or importance to the people Of this
section of the country than cheap and
rapid determination of base ores, we are
impelled to make mention of new fur
mace for that purpose, about which we
have learned few facts from j. d. Prin-
gle, late Superintendent of the Pacific
Mining Co., of this city.
Mr.. Pringle left this city several weeks
ago for visit to Colorado Territory, to
examine the workings of the Bruckner
furnace, with view to its introduction
in the mill of the Blue Jacket Mining
Co., at Blythe City. Elko county, New.
He visited the Cariboo Mill, at Cariboo,
Colorado Territory, which il the prop
erty of Holland company, where he
found the furnaces in operation. He
showed us sworn statement of the re.
suits of the workings for period of
seven months, but we refrain from Civ
ing it to our readers, as Mr.. pringe does
not desire to raise expectations too high.
Mr.. Prnsle, on seeing the results at
tanned by the furnace became so i'm
pressed with its value as cheap and
complete chlorinizer, that he associated
himself with James Dawlay, we'll
known former resident of Austin, and
together they purchased the right to erect
the furnaces in Utah. Arizona, Nevada
and California, for which they now hold
the exclusive agency. These gentlemen
are well known in this section as expert
enced and reliable mill men, and being
thoroughly convinced as to the ability of
the furnace, they will give IL guarantee
in its construction of aproduct in bullion
of ninety-two per cent. of pulp assay
no matter how base are the ores worked.
Tho capacity of the furnace is six tons,
the amount of fuel required to roast the
same being but three-fourths of cord of
wood. Mr.. Pringle estimates the total
cost per ton for roasting the ores of
Lander Hill by this furnace-including
labor, fuel, salt, repairs, etc, at seven
dollars. which he says is high estimate.
He will leave here on Sunday for Blythe
City, where he will put up two of the
furnaces which he ordered when in the
East, and when they are at work prac.
teal test of the merits will be had in our
own immediate vicinity. 1t ia worthy of
mention that the results obtained in the
Cariboo mill-which were far above 90
per cent.--were from ores averaging an
assay value of $40 per ton, which is far
under the value of any ores worked in
Austin: and it is a well known fact tina,
the higher the grade Of ore, the higher
the percentage obtained in chloriniza-
ton. II the Buckner furnace will dc
what Mr.. Priugle claims for it, it is des.
tined to effect a revolution in the reduc-
ton OF sulphuret ST. Austin Rev., 9.
When thew buiid a railroad tho firsI
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08

The New York Tribune is of the
opinion that the San Francisco Chroni-
Gle has gone back on the Republicans
and Central Pacific crowd because cit
has al inherent objection to being on
the losing side"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08

In an article in the San Francisco
Bulletin of the Sd inst, discussing the
Independent Convention it says: They
had a common standing ground in
water" Wonder how they worked it.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08

The papers generally have dropped the
third term and taken up the heated term
MS next in order.
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Y TIE EGRA PHI

SPECIAL TO THE PIocHE DAILY RECORD,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
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NEW TODAY.
STOCKHOLDERS OF RAYMOND :,
ELY WEST MINING COMPANY.

CUBsCRIBERs TO THE CAPITAL STOCK
- OF the Raymond 4 Ely West Mining Com.
pany are hereby notified that their stock is now
ready to be issued. By calling on the Secretary
the proper certificates Of tho same will be de,
liyered.
jys-tf GEO. W. ARNOLD, Secretary
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08

THE PIOCHE DAILY RECORD Is
the Cheapest Inland Paper and
Advertising Medium ON the Pacific
Coast. Weekly Subscription, so
Cents. Advertising at correspond
ing Low Rates. The RECORD Cir
eulates all over the Pacific COnst,
and also In the greater portion OF
the chief Atlantic Cities and East.
ern States generally.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08

ANOTHER REPoRT.-C Conflicting state
ments come over the wires from time to
time relative to the Black Hills and the
rich deposits of gold supposed to be
there. At one time We are told that
there is general hegira to the new Ell
Dorado. then again comes news that it
is not worth wasting time over. A short
time ago an exciting dispatch came that
men were making from five to twenty
five dollars per pan. The last report is
from an authentic source and will be
found in our dispatches this morning.
Prof, Jenney has just visited the re-
puted rich placers of French Creek, He
says that nine buckets PANIED ont
twenty-five cents is of the opinion that
gold exists in small quantities over a
large area of country, but is too diffuse
in character to admit Of being worked
probably. He has been prosecuting a
scientific exploration of that country fol
sometime, aud his opinion is entitled to
some degree of credence. However, We
will have supplementary report in {
few days that another old miner ha
struck it richer than ever, and so i
goes.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08

The Business Office of the PHOEBE DAILY
RECORD has been removed TO Lynch's Brick
building, Laeour street, near Main, where all
orders for work will be attended to by gro.
I. GoRMAS.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08

When they build railroad, the first
thing they do 10 to break ground. This
is often done with great ceremony. Then
they break the stockholders. This is
done without any ceremony.
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1lifd.

At Phoebe. July 7th, 1875, Hugh McCaulley. a
native Of Ireland, aged 81 years.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08

Statement of Liabilities.
Funded Debt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 181 600 90
Floating Debt subject to redemption. 1854 OF
Floating Debt from April list, 1879. 1921 80
Total. $500, 1885 93
Less Cash in different County Funds. 2,870 OF
S263, 3l5 &c
MILES CULLEN, Co. Treasurer.
W. II HENDERSON, Co. Auditor.
iyg-lw
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08

The author of when This Old Hat
was New" was unquestionably verse. a
tile genius New York Mail. The sub
iect was doubtless felt by the poet Bos-
ton Commercial Bulletin. We think the
poem was his browning triumph. i De-
troit Free Press But it evidently went
to his head. Il Milwaukee News. Thus,
by the flippant paragraphs the climax of
absurdity is capped.-[St Louis Repub-
lican. They none of them brim over
with wit, but the last chapeau is to be
ironed to slick him Chicago Tribune
The subject is of tip,top character
but has been going round so long that it
needs nap,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08

The Governor of Massachusetts, has
decided not to interfere in the case of
the boy-murderer, Pomeroy, and the
young fend will be made to suffer the
death penalty
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-08

On the LIST instant the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company sent in their little
bill OF 1926, 900 for three trips across the
Pacific transporting mails. 1t was at
once approved at the Postoffice Depart
ment in Washington, and promptly paid.