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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-19
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New Bedford is said Ia have but one
whal,r hft--a scl,oolniasicr.
--PArisian LADIES' ars said to.'.ook like
pencil. coycrvl with raiumn." a al
The only thing the childrrn cant SIC
partially IN l. VIII" get. the biggest end
Of the booijsck when The oil ls,iy gels
mad. W 3 ~
The school,na..cr who sat down on
the Cuisines end" If a In tia, Lad isr,,
iuyeniously liked ON his chair, rose like a
Ph9nix. fp iIft. fHA
An Indiana man picked up wild cat
IN his barr, IL place VI aiI Afghan. lie
detected The difference In the milllouc,l !,
part IL a second.
An old lady IL Detroit. hearing that
American Girl was dead. remarked /:
= I've alius said that this tight lxcii Y
would lay 'em out some day"
Some papers are always talking oi
their in'rIrn lrncc and suerring at "or-
Eans." Isn't II brtirrto be al organ than
y lyr?-Aisa California. 'ti 'it
-"Patrick." saih MI oil gr,,th man IN
his servant. 1--WE arr all crra, urrs of late
"wr,i, II 1t wasn't for fate. how the dlyil
could We walk, sure" -Cincianati Sat.
Erdoy Night.
"A Detroit woman who was turm d
| ont IL her house for nOn-l,ayiIIcn Uf rriit,
went oit IN goOd style. putting OH silks
aud Jje~rlry. and having her hair frizzed
IL extra style for the occasion.
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TIE Nsss 3sxs3skasls kemsA, ever
~ svss 9Ssssss1 I ~ ~S
A. nJ lias u tlIs hi Ipry Of true n,edi.
csuc has em Nrticic ail1auTed winch hxs
net win ,&rsatsr apiioyal aud sHcccss
tnum beuson's Cap,i..e Plaster. Why
they are preferred to vii other porous
Fsi'>t~ss. ts ON ii,v ~ si'cir isni,yUs a COIN.
, postum; his a. hssI aWi anev,,sly, care
sp e'iily and eifrtua,iy.
l'hy sa:iaiis aud The general public who
/ acknowledge the yr.at hin II, = titiIv.u
ir'Hil the sise vi The VriiilHry lr,rou, pia.-
trr, lWwesrt. maintain that iirir action,
Is i.Ot -'ifiic,,iitiy prvnIn, r. curing time.
Ua,ki'ce msnt UHNiii mtsuli, , wear " ff.ct u
cure. Dch-Um, Cal c.m Plaster Uvri-
cOi'ss tins d'fiic,ilsy .y Uccniii,tl ,hing Ia
I lew ti''ur,. That which u takes MY
| O,irr P'a.,,r ~ many days.
Although u rvccn discovery --('Npcinr
has tssn thoroughly tested 10y physicians.
aud - ZACH INSTANCE has been pru,,,,,iuc,,l
tie mo t remarkable. sale, certain aud
in"rU,. bly, ciiiciciUus remedy ever dis
| cyvsr,vi. ~ EN -
incorporating Capcl,,e ~ an Improved
Porous Plaster la, been accom- ,isiltd
alter irpeairti solicitations from the M d.
iai fraternity ami L. u,,w prescribed Nv
s'~s'' WIN VuttsVVWUu'N sW'Cesss ~.
Aciiliy in RiwunIatisi,. l'lrurisy. stub.
burn Colds. Kidney Complaints. aud all
diseases tor " hich "A ~. Jus Plaster has
bssri used. hoo
| lis marvellous Influence over the circii-
laiion. and general Effect ON the system
" almost iucrglible; ir,,n the moment
Of its application to the affected Iart. II
operates with astonishing vIyr-brinys
rsihf anil cures more cff,ciiisiiy than amy
known Plaster. l.ii,iu,cmt or CUu,,snin,l.
1t IL u genuine pharmaceutical prepare
ton at the highest order at merit /; It's iil-
gradients ARE entirely vegetable aiid tree.
ir."n Mineral or Metal Puis.,ns. One
trial will convince the most sk..ptiswi ~
tts superiority over the vrlinpry PVrOu.
PIasirrs. When you desire prompt aud
t.,ni,iiate r,.liri. ask your druggist for
BrnsOn's Cdpcine Plaster Prlcp, -
ceuts. SEABURY Il JOHNSON.
Wholesale Agents, y. Y.
BARCLAY Bios. Agents, cairo.
It-lc-In ffa
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Before the era o : Railroads. Cairo hsd a

Before the era o Railroads, Cairo hat n
commA. ding ..O.illun u. n centre 81 com
me,,e aud Navigation. Thi. Importance Of
pOsiiiOt she VI y ~ sses Tut mas u"w The
Sdd,t onal advantne 81 being u kr' at rail-
ioad & u ~. N mum 70 the inosi impoit.
., / railroads H. ,Le Valley Ui the II - ~ ~
CONVEX ing 10 aud bu.iIg tren ,,niiui
ave the lreat i'inU = L hti al Rulro Il,
VIII ch trav-ir III ntirc tate 1 I li."is
from eX r ~ fortherb and norih-u Il. RI
10 . lou h-,n lin, sndby tsc IN ction-
cAnnds in" ul he greai oribw- .',
grain pr'uucing ) a. tte Cairo nd tin.
e, nne ,rX ending from arr - he Il y ui
vi u n, 80, ~ the Stbte n Indian u. re-
it. n,r. ton rdord dire,, ri road ON.
inuuicati0ns vi II -, terra ci,ie,; an
the air. " = Louis X ,,ir. Il, aior,iing =
direct rsilsp,u coIiiU unic,tinn win the
Iity oi 81. Lou. aud ali the ix,lioaus cen.
{ rims there Tue coat. co uirg iro,n III
south are he NV Ulcsn.. jackson and
Grcx uthe,n nd To- Mobile AID ohio
ga lroa which x v. ,iir' ct TAIL oai &. III
munic mon W Nh III II / = oi NJ bii am
New Orle .i., ahd 9TH South. RI Allan I,
ca ,nt.. M Il nm ting Dads With All
tnc 80 ,n'ry u'b Il CAR aud ON ~
r. m the . u hive I The Cai o. Nrkan.a
and t,x,. R.nioa'i, which ford, smile,
communicable with 81" ten NJ su,ui.
Ar. AUS nj TeN.s AMI Nh III cpt cit
ier 81 those ~ tcs. ri. s'.n. IN. 4 re- Z,
vi give. s,m. ,iirect uunr. | IL Nit, ihr
Texas aud Pacific Goat when IL IL com ie
Ted thu K ling Il iect e IN uoic ''io, wi l.
the ,r,nci IL T. ri 4 the ! a.,nc r,ear
,ht,e rs lroa,s,t rmi iiv nj CAR arr
now all completed = Il IN success oper
ton. thOs" II s,OniDv 4 TO tie cit,
on a bat L o ez'h II th- d.' rs. OHIO al
| ii s,i'sipp az" term natin u, their cuniu
| ence. hui nc rci,g lie in. The Iioil,
| spring. Br " ~ IL ~ OH, II ,-i {. Z
| road IN t7r' airo aud lie ne see III Ell
| u ilr I'D which vi b III I rriBNr 4
AR" acme ur.e az go s;rurii i'm md y |
Don hs cOinpl ed, ard Othe al, GA sn 1,
IN i.iin 1. and IN ST ate uth OF he Oii
river. W ich " ! 49, tie nitrate nj caro-
ar projected. .uu ar sngem MS ma :.
build them. The co..iruc ion u hose
will greatly Increase The railroad communi
cstioUs Of lAiIo.
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Cairo ha' moral In 'ligent rheral and
emit ~ iing p pu a ion OF about ~ 'W'--has
III erl"r s!sten al public ,chooi which,
VII" WIN ''n ,, c"ndnr' d by 7 wac s",er'
van'a e. liz y ~ ssei of weii.e.tahl III II
hur,i e. OF n-a ly every henominalio -
hi- pu'i "nh pri, ate midi sot u .ups
or ga acter h - u climate. which t'r si-
uir'ty ami b'sllh al influences 'aI no, -
,urr+sr'"-ha' w.ll-rrt uinted nj ri.
~ en- municipal orpsniz'1 u, It. .tr. ets
'gh''d y nh g,s. nm other tnetr1p II an AT.
'nntages which uak. u highly Il. .,r be
ana IN 'e lily noi u be- excelled " y plic.
oiptrniaheLt residence.
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Z" Enthusiastically the hest Sustained
WORK. ~ the Mind ius the WOrvA."
HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
Illustrated.
NOT CEs or THE PRfss.

Tho ev r Increasing 81 cul ,ti"n ~ tbii
excellent monthly pr,v-- It's cot tinm ,
sdap ion a. popular desires and needs lu
deed. wmnw lhi' K In - how IA nv home
Il Pc ,eirates eNe.y InOnih. we must CO..
i'd, IL ~ one o. The eiuca or u. wei ~
ent't,a nef- the pub ic mlni ioi IT. val
pop lar ~ ha> been W by no u pal 1,
upid rejuiices ur dep avehta.tes.-i o..
/ n Globe.
ss-se' t'rv,e'e t"vrri,e ,ar'i,tc W. altb
and literary f" lture thnt b, Kept race with
l II ha- no led the lin =. IN uld cause IL,
,"' duct"r- :" rega du wi jn.tiKa L. con,
I lace ~. II Isl eot ties them J., grea
claim u, on the public gratitude. Tn
Ma. G his Zone gOod and Mt evil al
the d'ys Vt il lfe.-b OOklyn Eagle.
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Its c'Rt al loo ton IN the gre" Nahy OF
the Missi>riIr ia u III grexiv. alt vi liver
a"d r 'ilrp u 4 niib,ihic ~ u. stNes "a r"
un.u pass al ant 'rts ~ 4 INN q ial
poip', ~ II 1Ords IL he e.. n ch up ac-
e =, q" the ran reducing - siri,t. o.
tie N nth = N-ri, mi al rac es- 80 I'll
HE ~ iruiturSi 10 urc unier- ~ the
SOuth, u esrnii x III b Il Location n
the IVES "a" u er,ia ,pc OF the r-.prci-
wen r herr an } sou h, ru coninOdi ies aud
I iVdiictiOus.
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We are new enabled To- offer.
with perfect certainty tina,
II vii. eradicate the disease, aud with assnT-
ance, founded ON proof that no harm can
arise from IT. u-e IN any quantity.
That whlcb projects from or prevents THE
disorder must lie or immense service In iur
communities where u prevails. f'r,rcn'ipn
u better than cure fpr the patient escapes tie
ri-k VIII h he must run IN violent attack. at
thi. balefil ii-tcnpcr. Til. "CIEt" eNpeI-
the mia .matic poi~on NJ Fever and Agu~
from the ~ tenn, and pre- cents the dey rlo;..
mcnt OF the disease. if taken oii the nr-i
approach Of IL prcmonitory symptoms. \
grca, superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy aud Ger.
tain cure Of iniermiiicnts h., TINT 1t contain,
NJ Quininc OF mineral: consequently II pro.
du e. no Iuinisn. or oihcr injuriou. effects
Whatever upon the constitution Those cured
by II are len M healthy ~ II they had never
hal the disease.
Fever enI aru~ i not alone the .on.
sequence Of the mit,msiis poison. :, great
variety Of disorders arise from IT, irritation
among which are Neuralgia. Uh~unsa.
sis0s. GOut, BS~WslSChe. BSItndn~ss,
ToOtbachr. Esrae he. Cwsarrh. Assh.
ma. sss,pttatt0n, 1sataf01 4 Mec ston
Of sbe Spleen. - yss~rtcs. Pats IN the
How els. Collie. Paralysis, and deranxe.
ment Of the stomach. all Of which, when
originating IN this cause, put on the inter.
n,ttent type. or become periodical. This
"CrRE" expcl. the poison from the blood,
and coIs equ-ntly cures them all alike u l.
nm invaluable protection to immigrants and
persons travelling or Temporarily residing in
the maiariou- districts. If taken occasion
ally or daily while exposed to the infection.
TINT win he cxrreted nom the system, and
cannot accumulate In -rhicient quantity to
ripen into disease. Hence 1t Is even more
valuable for protection than cure; and few
will ever snRer from lntermittents " they
avail themselves OF the protection this rem
civ affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising nom torpid
Nv of the Liver, II IL m excellent remedy
stimulating the Liver intn healthy activity.
and producing many truly remarkable curss
where other medicines fail.
PREPARED NJ
Dr.. J. o. AVER b CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Prsettr"i sHd AW~lwfi~ai Ckswstsfs.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
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A. a manuf curing location the position

AZ q manuf cturing iOcstiOn the position
II Cairo I, not les, imp ri ut. Tn .iude
IN hri h'i ev'iy d-rripti"b. whir. con.
stiiuie the 'le nents IL ,na ,uf cure Ari
Giles. a'".und o" ever! Il = iron -, e al,
o -upe Tor Quaii y. aud timmr Of eve y
.h ract' =, more IA n 9th rs being ~s.i !
an chespiy accessible. .,d tie lien agri.
rultu NJ 'giOi If tn" inm dislc neigh 'or.
hWt, wei ~ tie mie rrin he dist let
rendered tributary Ia II by r Yer an RI !,
tur, i.h suIp les the Lerr.s ari ;, Of life J.,
such ai'undan" ~ Tor u er living except.
| n.liy "hrs v hen The manufactured u
Gle IRE Ir duceu, the taciiiies for cheat
dist ibutiOu by rn,r aud rail are mol
equxllsd.
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This city, rs l. well known, 10 . tuat ID Al
the conlu. hce ~, the ONO snd Nj i,> pi''
NV IL. ut the lead III uninterrupted ha, !, ~.
ton "n iho M'.si-.iJpl, peipx Tel " oh-
strucii ns ~ Ice iu ,nr winter nj low
wafer IN u,i'ilier. aud u us ha. = clear ind
open river coiiiinuUicat On at all I'M . o>e
thr Mi>sissi; p aruI's ribufartes, " ~ all
the uhtrs . uth IL fhe 0ulf OF Mex "a
aud the Atlantic U.es1. Csiro has u w ht
s,in- char scter Of Communication vi h d
the country north over the streams flowing
10y when those -tIe ,ti,s aie mol lana, d
gaDie sv lea Oh vi Ice or lu~ water.
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lUI7lIaG
RHEUMATIC
f; 3Xl3IH.1

VIII moot positively cure M. an 81 '.eun,a.
tism"r rheumatic ROut. no matter now lok
handing, on the fnce ~ the EARN IenR WI m
ward application u desc the w"rN q"rAN 'h"r-
,ughlN and perm .nent.y: w ~ sny n mr mssms
cram In Wnshin aton Ivy. md y will learn
hst The above statemnt IL true IN every Iart.c.
''"' CONDENSED CERTIFICATES.
National Iiniel,
Washington, u T.. lice. MIXER !. 1874
Messrs. Iielphenstin~ 4 Bentley:
l;ents: I very cherrfRlly Siaie that used Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy with decided benefit.
A. ". >TtfHE>s.
Member al COngress of %.
Presidential Mansion,
Washington, a. a.. Avrii 81, SIS.
ssrs lielphrnstine 4 R.niley:
tents: Tor the past se,en years ms wife his
lMen great sufIsr NJ m rheumatism hsr't"rt.rs
failing 70 give her ,e, 81 he used three botths
cure was the re,ui. WIN. u. RI, X,
"EA1uii,c Clerk 10 President Grani"
Washington, u. G., Msrh8, l,7s. n
In the space of ,we',t hours ms IN. nnntsni
was gone, having taken I, y iose, of urang's
iihe,imutir Remedy Nv ~ her ] y ! rsris,
II Bs'iiord, Ps wa curs't =, similar amount.
JOHN ISM.
Member of C.psress ~ ~.
Price one dollar hhtle. or Elk battles for nve
'lollnrs. Ask your druTglst ~ urS' IS Rhtu.
matte f f;l, ~ ~ M NS n'r,i r. nnyyrLEy
rugglsts and Ghsmists
lh1.ror sale IN chi ago, By Ven Fsh.ast.
lNvenson q Held. ana keyl smith + w.
Who e-ale D0gyiste. .a i.sg.
Io'It'wly.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

II H., ~<uQ For No relief
AlNi aDd cWtv Of AL
de- angcnients In
!: | ! ! !
tho stomach, liv
E~ err, and bowels.
HAx1 They are . mild
opefiont, and an
excellent p,irga
~ tive. Being l,,l.s
10 y vegetable, they
ti glsF ny contain no nler.
Wv q curry or mineral
- whatever. Much
:s.cu: . sickncs. and su..inS I, X
have theh % hand iof tl>rir pfotcciido aud
relief when re.yui.sd. Loag exl'c,tenes has
proSed them IT, t,e the safest, sufest, anc
best Of all the I'iNs with which the mnrkct
abounds.. lly their tccask,nul use, the blood
IL lviriiici, the corruINl0n- or the system ex-
pellet, distractions removed, mud the whole
machinery Of life restored 10 IL healthy activ:
and sluggish are clcatrse,i ny Avcw's FiUs,
aud stimulated into action. Thus incIplcnt
disease Is changed Into health, the value OF
mulii,u'les who enjoy II, can hardly be co,'-
puted. Their sugar-cUttinS makes them
pleasant IT, take, sn,l preserves their virtues
uninl,aireI Tor amy length OF time, 90 that
Although searching. they are mild. and oler.
ate without disturbance 70 the c0nssssuesvh or
Full directions are siven on the wrapper to
SWCyl OOAS IlOW w t~t tttcbu " " Wy Nv
and FOR the following complaints, which ths.s
rus rapidly cure:.-
For IDysrer.tn or Inh,gessien. Liss.
oessoess, kAngwOr. AID lspss ~ y ppes
ttSr. they should be taken moderately to
stimulate the stomach, and restore is healthy
'' For ~ Is s" c.~.r,s... and II. variou.
symptoms, Bili~Ws BGeaslse he. sick
1arndneh e. Jawntl,ce or Crres eteL =.
nrss, DilioWs Celtic and Bilious Ee.
serp, they should be jusiiriously taken for
each case, TO correct the diseased ar,ion, Or
remove the distinctions which cause IL.
ior Dyeessevy or npin rrhsRss but one
mild dose I. generally required.
lsa1peenssen ~ she Heart. Pstm tn
che hide. DDHch. aud D.0tas. thcy should
be continuously taken, rs required, 70 change
the diseased action az the system. With such
change those comriaipt. disappcar.
1ngs, they should l,c taken ~ large and fire..
quent doses to produce the cfcc, OF drastic
purge.
For auppressiOn. large dose shou,d bc
taken. ~ II produces the desired elect w
sympathy.
As a Dinr~r piV. take one or two PUVs 10
promote digestion. and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stosaarb
and bowels, re tore. the appetite, and inyrot.
ates the system. Hence II l. often adyan,;,.
gsous wher no serious dcrnnpement exits.
One who feels tolcrably well. oflen aWds Tn,
n dose Of these piVs makes him feel dccid.
e,lly better, from ieir cleansing and reno
waiting effect on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARED nj
Dr.. ]. G. AVER 4 CO., Practical Chemists
LOWELL. MASS. q. n. 4.
poR SALE nv ALL pRrooisrs rvyRvwixRy
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Presor4ption Free

tor the sps ely cuie Of special troubles common
TO thu young AMI tn,,tiie-as Nervous, men.
tai nDd ply ricni 'epfersion, loss 81 sHory sud
energy pains IT, the beck. self tt-ttu.t, dir
xie -s dizziness of sight, csnfiision Of riea-, aud
other di-Orirrs ri the herv s system {
"n various habits thnt hwer the vitality u tie
y stem. An, drug gist has the iuyI edl.nts
Ad,iress ar. l.. II bu.1ON,
cincinnati, q.
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Ayers Ague Cure

ro. r. Gs,,, .. s,! Asae InsSsmitten: rc.
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious rc-
yer, &C., and indeed all tho affections
which arise nom malarious, marsh, or
miasmstic pOinOuS.
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No one remedy la louder
called Cor Wy The ncccssiiie.
OF the American people than
n sure and safc euro fOi
Fever u mst Ague. such
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Notice 10 the ks,;cted and uaie,tuns,s.

BEFORE aprylas 20 the no'orous quake shs sd1rs 10
Eaur .oTs 20 mstsss vh.' jour oisss's or Sos asss
Or Ba occupies dnssis hoes ~ ,v.e.y ssv.s rooms
10 ,adsrd By ssos Of The selsbrsled medical probes
sss q this esusy $50 g.reps SD Ne eoasusd per
nnce sol psrlar' ~ u Se''s Egs's swsss. sssvs0
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Lots ard land In Cairo are NOW Offered az
.er, ! W. ices. snor tiny favorable "p,"'r.
tl lti-s to pn,' no ., aud The "wh' n pre-
'nri, aed ,iv NJ .ge- III tn su c, .-iI e..
tabl sbM NJ 1T O,nnlerc III Or n,anutscilr
! en'erp i,s., AID tb b " "xity ~ tue
coun ~ Tor prodl. bic ! .ve'tme.tOf capital.
=. sTAATs TAYLOR,
Erw IN PARs0Nh,
TPustso NJ asc
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M0AAa month to energetic mcn and wo-
XSut men ever, whe,. Gu iu",s ho,ra-
abe. tx EL~lOE MEG COM
PA>Y, Isl Michigan avenue. hicago.
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(b n day ut nuine. Asep . wa ,iei Outat
J AMI teIIu, f,e TRUE 4 Co.. Augusta.
NJ ,iir,
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DEfOsiTs received and . general banking
~ business done
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Exchange, Coin and United States
Eonds Bought and Sold.
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VIC nc NV tII'lUTcU 70 UI'rr
with a llclfeii reriniifr Tim
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The WEEKLY GLOBE Is unrivalled as a local
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Papers outside of the state are crilicising
the recent session of our legislature some
in earnest and others loosely among others
the Springfield Republican which saws The
legislature in Vermont, in its short session
of last week launched out into liberality
of expenditure which it never would have
ventured in a regular session. The arru-
ment for the entire abolition of the reform
school would have been pushed to the ex.
IRENE under other circumstances, but I'M
der the influence of an excursion to Yer
gennes, with fixin's. an appropriation of
100000 was made to cover the cost of the
Champlain arsenal, farm adjoining, and
some new buildings. and one of S12, 500 to
extend the state prison at Windsor and pro-
vide additional accommodations there for
women also acts providing for the SEN
tence Of girls to the school aud their accom-
mediation, and another giving the kindred
ur friends of any juvenile committed the
chance of appeal to any judge of the su-
preme court. The Vergennes episode H.
lustrates curiously the habits of both state
and national legislation. Vergennes is little
village of 1900 inhabitants con the lake."
which by some accident became a city and
for long time was the only one in the
state. 1t was quite an important "naval
station" in 1918, and there has been an ar
senal there on which the national govern
ment has laid out $40, 900, imagining, we
suppose, that the defense of the country
was imperiled without n bulwark at that
point. Last fall, the arsenal, consisting of
some fine stone buildings and 90 acres of
grounds" were sold by the secretary of
war tor the magnificent sum of $4,000 to
John NJ Dyer. When the Waterbury build.
ings burned, Dyer and Vergennes saw their
chance and "went in" The frugal state
allows John n margin of just thousand
dollars on his little venture
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11
Personal.

Calvin Smith, an old resident of YER
gennes, died on Tuesday morning.
Rev. II. Bushnell, pastor of the Metho-
dist church in Milton, is quite sick with
diphtherla.
VIM. A. Wilkins, editor of the White
hall Times, has been re-appointed canal col
lector at Whitehall.
Hon. Francis w. Anderson, formerly of
Bethel, has been appointed one of the JUS
tees OF the peace at Springfield, his pres
cnt residence.
Miss Lizzie Hall of St. Johnsbury, who
excected to go to Turkey as a missionary,
was not accepted by the board on account
OF impaired health.
Rev. Ansel d. Eddy, DID,, a well known
Presbyterian clergyman, died at Lansing
burg, N. Y, on Sunday at the age of sew
enty-seven years.
Mr., j. ii. Monteiiore, late of st. Adams,
who for some months past has edited the
Baldwin, Wis, Bulletin, has become pro-
prietor of that journal.
Mr.. Wilmot M. Mathew. a member of the
last graduating class at Newton, Mass, has
accepted call to become pastor Of the
Baptist church at Swanton, VT
Rev. Erastus Wentworth, DID,, of Gin
cinnati, formerly of Poultney, preached a
powerful sermon on Sun day last to his old
parishioners of the State street Methodist
church, Troy, n. Y.
The st. Adams Messenger publishes in
full an able and exhaustive lecture on
| "Money and the monetary system of the
United States recently delivered by
Fletcher Tarble, esq, at Swanton.
Timothy Durdick of Underhill, died on
the 25th ult., aged eighty-four.. He served
in the war of 1912, and was in the battles
of Lundy's Lane, Fort Erie, Chippewa and
| Queenstown.
1t is related of Mr.. Elias Traux of Frank
| lin, who died on the 4tli, in his l03d year,
that when he was ninety seven years old
he skated across Franklin pond ; and when
he was 100 he made several small pals and
walking canes, his eyesight being so good
as not to require glasses. He made trip
to Montreal last summer.