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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14
SAXON. JR.

The Celebrated Trotting Stallion.
He wzs sired By Old Anglo. and he By Post Boy. he
~ Sr Henry; dam BY q Messenger Mzre. The dam
q Yeung Anglo Wzs sired BY Old Logan: gran6iAm
b. verv near relative q Chestnut Dzn-he has there
f-s the Logan S1d high spirited bood % the English
rzcs hoEss- He has truzSsd nile IN S-5S although
Uurrzfnai / half b-ozher q Young Anglo Won the
n 10 nile hsSs 81 Sherb0OOke three years aga
easily trVssins the distance in - minutes; he Was
Afterwards sold % Mr. Stevens q Lowell Mass. for
SI6al He weighs lI50 rs; stands Is hands high /;
Is eight yers cd. This Stallion u III stand the com
in season f5r the use o. Da-eS as follows:
MONDAYS a Fosters Hetel. Glover Village; TUES
DAYS. a. Browns H0-sl. Bsrtoa Landing; WEDNRS-
DAYS Crzsts5ur-, Lower Village; THURSDAYS, at
Greensboro Village FRIDAYS. al McFzrland's Hotel,
Greensboro: SATURDAYS. n Shs-Hsld Hollow.
TERMS-S5n-3s service, S6-00 in Sdyznces the
s5sol- 500 % - pzii during the season 70 insure
= f0aL SIOpo % BE paid when the mare proves with
flal Al uzres a. the owners risk, and al mares
disposed q bssoTe the usual tine q foaling VIII be
considered With foal.
WI DARLING. Agent.
Glover. VI. Nay 81. 1913 ss-s4
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EESTNORE.

ErprsSs-
EESTNORE.
NJ. D. Scott has taken R2vs0n Stod-
dsr3's farm for one year.
Our village school commenced last
Monday. Miss Nellie Robinson Is the
teacher.
Quite 5 number Of the West Burke
people came to this place On the 9th
inst. and held religious services Rev.
Mr.. Maples5en was also present and al
together it Was very interesting meet
ing. They seem sincere and earnest in
their endeavors to do god. Another
meeting Is appointed the 18Th.
R4RDEICK.
Butter Is worth from % TO % cents
There were four deaths IN town last
week.
We notice new passenger car On the
F P. & 0. railro1d- II Is beauty and =
great addition 70 .,our train
LTEDONFILLR.
Wm- Rand2lTs house and she'd attach
ed. west Of this village. were burned
between I and ) o'eloek. SUNDAY even
Z ing June g. The fire caught By means
Of defective chimney. and = consider
able Of the upper part Of the house was
I II flames before the fire was discovered.
I We understand there was some $4,000
Insurance On the house. harms and con-
tents. and about $500 will Be allowed
On the property des;rOyei--URiOa-
ST. JOHHSBCRT.
Twelve persons were baptized BY in
Dersion At Paddoek's village On Sunday
Of last week.
{ The Avenue House has been sold ID
Morrison and Howe Of \. H., for about
/ s24OO0
The directors Of the new hank have
purchased the Flanders block On Rail.
rad street, for banking building.
Mr. and Mrs A Z Rankin are ex
peets3 home from Europe early in July
Mr.. Rankin has decided not 70 aocept
the ConSulship lately offered him. ana
prefers 70 remain in Vermont
The Fzrbznkses shipped forty-eigh
carloads Of scales IN the month Of May
The production Of scales for the frs
FIVE months Of 1875 Is $500 more thai
fo- the corresponding timein 1874.
i large ara Of land lying al the soutl
end q the Plain has been laid out int
streets making large number Of build
ing lots. that are situated oaly from one
third TO o1e-half nile from the seal
works and past o6ee
. SUTTON.
l Z. Blake. : longtime resident Of thi
town. recently died in Texas, leaving b
vii SIOO ID the town Of Sutton, direct
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22eaoiua 21ofiees.

WASTD--One OF two young men 70
Eork AZ the Sash. Door and Blind buSi-
ness Apply ~ once 70. g. A DREN.
Barton. VI 24t
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14

OF better known IS The -STkkkfkk HORSE"
The only Fnll-Blood Morgan in the State
This Csleh~Stei Stallion was sfreG BY Biry Root
owned by ElSd Root e Lyntion. Vt: he by cid Sher
nzzn; he ~ Justin NOyyaa HIS dam sired by the
RS.ehe,ieT HOvSs: he by Oil justin Morgan. His
rsu332n BY Justin Morgan. he is tuenty-eighS years
cid and Is supple and sETy ten year old horse
WI sand TIE StSte q the subscriber 10 serve
l.1ised number q naSres the present season.
TERMS 70 warrant $40
y prAN
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14

IEoS IN THE BLo0D--When the blood
Is vel supplied With is ir0n element.
~e feel vigorous and full q animation
Is i a inzu5eieney q this vital ele-
nent that makes uz feel weak and low
spirited: N such cases. the Peruvian
Syrup a protoIide Of ir0n) can supply
this deficiency, and It's use will inTigoT-
zte u Eo1derfully.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14

EcOSOxICAL NV FoeD--25 cents
I'LL buy : package q Sea Moss Fzrine,
Uzde from pure Irish Moss. which vii
make 30 kinds az dishes. such Is cakes.
pies. pU1dings- etc. OF Is quarts q
e1ztzr1s. jelIies. creams. Charlotte Russo,
blzDe mango, etc Sold By all Druggists
and Gr0esrs j-Ij
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14

one day last week. Hrs Edward
Bapp going into neighbor's fer few
minutes. left her hAhe soDe two nsOths
old on the bed while another child tive
years cid wss at play. When she ne
turned she found the babe nearly dead.
Its face and head being scratched and
pounded Up badly. Ii Was a long tine
before the child showed any signs Of
life. caution 70 mothers leaving haheS
in the sane nom with small children
Er.-sSS.
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WE WARRANT OUR WORK

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COTESTRE.

SruDEx DE1rH OF AsEL FAIE1EOTHEz
Last Tuesday Afternoon Ehile NJ Abel
Fairbrothsr zzs II work IN the woods
getting CIT sone nil logs Mr. Se4Eey
q Barton LzniinZ called hin % = 70 The
house % lad sols potatoes whick had
besn previously barzzinsi f0r. Seavey
wishing 70 Lad : car that day. Mr.
Fairbrcther had been ding The hardest
DAYS work q TIE ss2son. and Tben bs
vent into TIE esllzr-at about o'eloek
-Eas covered vith Perspirztion- The
sudden change froz the beat & the cut
deer atzosphsrs. ~ = tine ubsa Ne Ezs
% bsat@5 ". 70 The eold dap
cellar. eisssi the pores q the skin and
arrested tie eireal4tioa of bod -
tat WIEN about half , EAg0o load q
p5,atoss lad hen CARED cut q tie Gel
lar. he fsls % badly that he lad % st0r
u7rk and lie dgEn He grew worse
Dr.. Gresns vas sent fSr. and then Dr-
EimtaIl. bot before tic latter arrived
bs vas iuseusibls- IN zhish eoo1Itioo Il
renamed. Until zbozt : o'eloek- WEI
dsath elosei his eyes 70 al earthly things
Mr. Fairbro.ter E1s oue q the 1ost -
sreesabIe and wealthy farmers Of IL
tom He Isaves > wife. b1i Do ehildEsa
His age was - year,
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sosToE WHOLESALE P2oDUCE MARKEI
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BITTER CHEESE FLOUR, LARD, EG.ss-,
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.SETTON

81 L L IN
I z. Blake. > longtime resident Of this
town reeently died IN Texas, leaving By
viii SIOO ID the town Of Sutton, direct
ing the interest to be expended every
year IN trimming I'D the cemetery.
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NEW GOODS
Ellis Brothers.
One Dollar Shawls,

ReSaissd esssEhege the Eord 0Fsr foE z25o Also. a
lzree ~ u higher prfess sh2wss. All eolorz sSOol
sI[ zaa al kn6s u Thre41- sklrss. Eiezebed snd
TrsEezebs1 C8.tszE- DezhzEnfs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14

One day last week While Waiter Barn
haas boz Ezs ~ Play AZ sshool- tie
sksd fell zrd brcks lis am
Lax Thz-s3zy Willie Gilpin q @
inz . tE= bzrn. hearing mise q The
hav NV vent % Investigate, fsund tz0
sail boya (oos living With him broth-
ers. s-aokizg rzttzn Kbea they szs
hin tbsy tzrsE the rzttzus into the hay
% hide .ke3 and Il Ez3e lively tizes
fsr about frs uinztes, fsr Willie. ard
10 about Tn MINUTES Il vas lively fsr
the boys-KzPrsH
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l'Iie Suicide Mania.

FURTHER EFFORTS AT BALrIMoRE-A WOMAN huc'
CEEDs.
baltimore, Sept l3.
Mrs. Amanda Deford, young woman twenty
six years of age, committed suicide ON Saturday
night by taking laudannm, and died at the north
eastern police station. She purchased vial Of
laudan,rm at drug store, which she drank in the
street and then wandered about until she fell and
WAS removed to the police station, where she
died. Before her death she stated that she had
taken the drug because she had been deserted
by 3 friend Tho mother Of the unfortunate
woman, Mrs. Martha Il, Collision, lives near
Greensborough,i Caroline county, and has boon
summoned.
Joseph Bunting, % years OF age, being locked
up on Saturday night was afterwards found s'is-
pended by the neck to the grating of his coll
door by an artiols of his clothing. He WAS
promptly cut down, but shortly afterward made
another attempt to hang himself, and was pre-
vented by the officers of the station. He then
made a third attempt upon his life without sue
cess. lie was finally sent to Jail.
Herman Spengler, charged with embozzle-
ment, swallowed vilo of laudanum while on
his way to the police sti ion on Saturday, say
ing he would not suffer disgrace and poverty.
Antidotes were administered, and death was
nrnvoutnd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
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'E'he IseyiyaIIsts ut WORK.

MOODY AND sANKEY OPERATING IN N7idssAoHusErfs'
Tho reyivalists, Moody and sankey, held ser
vices at Northiield Mass, yesterday. people
coming from all the country round, SO that t,le
orthodox church proved too small. Moody po spoke
from the church steps to an audience OF 2,oou IN
the morniug. At 8 o'clock Sankey and Colonel
Whittle Of Chicago, talked to the children in the
church, and Colonel Fairbanks Of st. 90 Johns ms
buly, and d. W. McWilliam, nresldelnt l OF I'M she
Young Mems Christian Association of New York,
organized grove meeting for the crowds wait
ing for the evening service. AT 8 o'clock MOODY
preached again to all audience Of 2'ooo persons.
PREPARING FOR THE REvIvALIsrs AT WASHINGTON
A week of prayer was inauguratedr at Wesley icy
Chapel, Washington, yesterday. inns H. Is ttiaa ine
cty, city. Which It is expected will be taken up BY
the other churches and continued until with the
aid of Messrs Moody and sankey, religious II,
terest is awakened that, it is thought by May,
viii be witnout a parallel in tho history OF the
evangelical churches of Washington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
MlSCElI,A VEOUS.
From our Late Editions of Yesterday.l
The Maryland Political Problem.

INDEPENDENT NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR OF
FERED HON. ,. MoRRIBoN HARRIs-HE WILL.
THINK ON IT -rEAcKLE WALLIS FOR ATTORNEY
GENERAL.
baltimore, Sept. 10.
number Of gentlumen, representing the
combined clements of the opposition to the
democratic ticket waited upon Hon. j. Morri
aon Harris on Saturday to obtain his consent to
run for Governor. The committee represented
the " citizens reform" "people's reform" and
Republican organizations. The Republican mem-
bers of the committee stated to Mr.. Harris that
their party did not propose to make any nomina-
tion for State Offices but if Mr. Harris accepted
the nomination from tho citizens and peoples
reform elements the Republicans would give him
tlioir support.
Mr.. Harris in response said he would give the
proposition to give him the gubernatorial nomi-
nation respectful consideration. The committee
will meet to-day and will probably receive Mr..
Harriss response.
The same committee have asked Mr.. s. Teac-
lie Wallis to accept the nomination for attorney
general. MIR. Wallis had declined the guberna-
torial candidacy, stating That he wished to de-
vote himself to his professional dnties and also
that he did not think it expedent for the re-
formers to engage IN the State contest Col. e
Wilkins is tho choice of the opposition for comp
tInliai
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
PAID NEARLY
S4OO.OOI !
JAsuAnY /, 1915.
n. Il. STEVENS, ESQ:


II. X. STEVENS, Esq:
Hear Sir: When about six months Old was vac
rinnled The parties who were vacclnatcd from tile
nyor me to such an extent that WAS rolled in bran
10 prevent me from scratching my person, The dis
rabe finally settled In my head. remained In this
condition about twenty years, troubled all the time
with sores breaking in my head ana discharsing cor
rnption from my ear. AT this time u small kefnei
Yupeared my neck, gradually Increasing In hlza
until Il tumOr formed OF such immense Size could
snn II by turning my eyes downward. All TINS time
vas taking val ioud remedies for my blood without
any substantial benefit.
then went to prominent physician In Boston
who during his treatment OF six MONTHS lhnced lle
ulnnr eight times, which cost me nearly s400. THIS
mn 1mlnlshng the saa OF The tuInor and In Il SICK
H., feeble condition. consulted another phyhlrlan
m Nuick, who, after considerable tune, succeenei
IN healing the sore without Reducing lhe size. AZ
thi4 point commcleed to use NkuETIkE, Though
The earnest persuasion OF friend. Alter ha tat en-
this medicine about one week experienced won
llrrfll sensations. My whole nOdy seemed to he un-
,lrrgOng a radical chnnge until, finally, tie tMmor
,rpse aud discharged fTigltful quantities. FROM
lhs lime il decreased In slHe nntti the bunch disap
ueured but my neck still bears tileugly SEARS OF the
sulc and lance | am now healthy AMI siroils and
aide 10 work every day
/ will also mention that have been an acute snf-
ffTcr from niammatOry rheumatism ever since |
can member, until commencing the use OF NEE-
TINE when almost Immediately AL rheumatic pains
ceased. This statement volunteer FOR the purpose
oi benehttng other suffering humanity. and you
viii confer favor by giving 1t as inilc puocY as
Thought proper. Very gratefully,
.. ". SAYELS, Ashland Mass.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
prevented.
Ekansus.
pAsrAEpIY ooNpucr OF RuFfIANs NEAR KASsAs



DAsrAEpIY CONDUCT OF RuFfIANs NEAR KANSAS
CITY.
KANSAS Cry, Sept. 49,
John Layton, Andrew Rooney, and Henry
Lacey Colt, tho latter mere boy. entered the
saloon of the Rail Road House, q disreputable
place, on the Shawnee Road, outside the city
limits, yesterday afternoon, and after robbing
Charles Carlot, who was in charge of the place,
and trying to lock him ina room from which he
escaped, fired several shots through the house
and then went up stairs and ravishcd the women
thore.
Meanwhile Carlot reached the town and noti-
fed tho police Of the outrage, and four oihcers
rode out to tho Acene. They were fired upon by
tho ruiilans and detective Mcknight was badly
wounded in the leg. The officers returned the
fire but without effect.
They then closed with the desperadoes, and
fierce hand TO hand fight ensned with cluobeti
pistols, resulting in the capture of the latter,
who were disarmed and brought to town.
Considerable money supposed to have been
taken from tile house, was found III their posses
SION
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
WHAT Is YEGETINg2

itisa compound extracted from haIks, roofs and
herbs IL Is natures remedy. II is perfectly arn-
less from any bad effect On the aysien 1t ls n0ur-
shing and strengthening. 1t acts reetly upon tile
bnoi ID quiets the nervous system, 1t gives you
n good aweet sleep nj night. 1t IL great panacea
for our aged fathers and mothers, for 1t gives them
strength, uuIets their nnryes, and gives Them ma
ture's sweet slecp-as has been proved by many hn
aged person. II IN the great Blood Purifier. 10 IL
soothing remedy for our children. IL has relieved
and cured thousands. 1t is very pleasant 10 1aSe
every child likes II. 1t relieves and cures all tbs
eases originating from impure blood, 1rY the
VgGErISE. Give it fair trial for your complaints
then you Will say to your friend, nelghbDr ana hc-
ulIalntnnce. 'Hrry lt IL has cured me-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
pALTIMoRE s POTOMAC r, Il.

pALTIMCRE s. POTOMAC r. Il.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH TrH, 1873,
Trains will leave wilmington In connection with
the Baltimore q Potomac Il. r. az follows:
Leave wilmington 2.0S, a. III. Arrive washington
6.l3, A. NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington 1002 a. NJ. Arrive Washington
a.43, 2. NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington 1885 Z. III. Atrive Washington
4.O9, p. NJ. city time.
Leave Wilmington l,2s, p. M. Arrive Washington
5.1s, P. NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington 7l0, ?. NJ. Arrive washington
1913 P. M, city time.
RKTURNNa:
Leave washington sos, A. M, city time. Arrive
Wilmington 1907, Z. M.
Leave washington 9.2a, A. H., city time. Arrive
wilmington 1910, P. HI.
Leave Washington at 1.1s 2. Nj. Arrive Whining
ton b.32, P. M.
wilmington $50 p. M.
Leave Washington s.Os, P. NJ, city time. Arrive
WILMINGTON 1.21, A. NJ.
Local Trains leave Baltimore 100. $40 and 1905
A. H., 109 4.10, T15, e.G5, p. NJ Arrive Washington
$685. 94o and II. .23 A. H., 2dS, $3.50, 9Go, and lilo Il
leave washington $40 and 11b5 A. M, $40, 10
and 10. 1872 M. Arrive Baltimore 1915 A. M, 1.26,
49, S3o and IL, +, III. 9Ro. c. WILKINS,
superintendent.
FRANK THOMSON, Genl. Manager.
d. M. BOYD, JR., General Pass. Ag't. feb2s-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

-Four alleged counterfeiters have s,i been cap,
Bowers, was previously arrested there with ~ sioo
in counterfeit money in ms Posnessff0b Of The % last
Gra5d ,Jury a steward of tho Methodist Church,
and aunerintendent of Sabbath school,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
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Aeilos, .......O 1 10 / 5 4 1o-3S
Wyoming. Q q 2 0 Id
Zaclt Harris, of the Wyoming, umpirod the
game. ,,o u
Last week, tho Grangois received by tho l;
N d. Itailroad 700 or 500 sheep which they had
bought in the West. John A. Reynolds, Jr.,
and William Homewood, ST., were committee
to visit the West and investigate matters IN
general for the benefit of onr grangers m re-
card to raising Htock, and small stock i'll partcn-
lar. and to purchase number of sheep. The
sleep il m have been distributed to those who were
Wiling TO Try the experiment of raising Western
sheep, Mr.. tIomewood having done 30 VIII Win
great SUCCESS. Onr lamb meat has generally
5een sheen. and if our dog owners will only
keep their dog4 up at night we will have lamb
meat. neither il nor mutton being 80 scarce or
40 dear. one of the Committee says that III
the sheep raising portion of the West the uogs ss
are kept up at night by general conse at, ana
that they have no trouble whatever with sheep
killing dogs. l..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
Warrington.

CABINET MEETING TO CONSIDER THE hlsslstuii
TROUBLES.
WAsH1NGToN, Sept. 13.
1t il probable that the President will return to
Washington, tomorrow or next daywhen CAD
met meeting will be held to consider the Aiissls
sippi troubles and determine what action Will be
taken on he demand of Governor Amos Tor red
oral Interference.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

Stations marked thus have no agents.
The regular morning train makes close connection
at Clayton with trains on the Delaware Road both
North and South.
Passengers to and from Baltimore on morning
trains change cars at Delaware Junction.
Passengers to and from Baltimore on afternoon
trains change cars at Wilmington.
sep2,9mw e. TAYLOR, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
Nh un,erFerrence IN mississippi.

IT, seems probable now that unless there Id
furtber conflict there will be no Federal inter
ference in Mississippi. The course OF Judge
Pierrepont has received L, IN the approNa' VI '"'
presidant and Secretary Elsh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
newark Items.

NEWARK, Sept 13.
Tho Agies of Newark, have challenged the
pastimos OF Wilmington, for game on satnr-
day next. The Fame Active of Wilmington, have
also challenged the .Agiles for a match on the
same day. The Ages are waiting all answer
from the Pastimes, who it il understood have
disbanded. and il that be the case the Fame Ac-
tive's challenge will be accepted, tie game to be
played at Newark. e,..
On Saturday afternoon the Wyoming, of Glas,
gov played the Agiles with Riley for pitcher and
one by both sides, up to the 4tl inning, when
tho Agi!es settled down to their work and won
the game by tho following score
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