davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-21

ielben in Inflageftano ocrieten i%olltrr.
gSenn Der YrGitoent trgenb ipelhe lngeicB.
liftettet ertabrert baben Ioute, 9letdlotel BON
Nen1 tie b%eQanaen tpareu, 10 muBte CT tie
ptltdltQef16b Dem @ongreB Sur Iuaet9e brtts
gen. Statt oeiIen brobt CT NIT @ntbullungell,
ineiln llallt bn nldt iGonen mtro. SIC @es
ld)td)te mtro thinner Jdnlmerlld1er. gSeltn Die
befnotrattIfen @ou9reBsltttglteOe nldt lille
ter Der be'onllellen ulIb feIten SeitunQ Stlz
oenPS l~tdlloen, tpiiroen plelleldt bic erlpdhnteu
lntlu9et SerauS Ioroerungen 0rauPS Id)on
III perI6teoenen, oerfribten WiaBnahmen uers
lodt baben.
Snterefant lift es, baB 8rdIioent @rant
Llelne SanblurgSmetle 9craoe burdl Die Sors
tgdn9e bel Der |. q. 8orrs0tebeliou III 9fbooe
sSSIano (tn 1S41 uno 1S42) gu redtfcrtlgen
uerlletllt. Setne @e9ner erbliden oaQeget i'll
benz Serbalten be8 YrGiioeuten 3Dler u1to
Dem 0tedts.@ utadlteu bon Daniel gSebjter
bel ielter @ele1enhelt Die ftdrtite Gertrtbeis
lung bon 9rottS WfaBregeln in Siio @aroltna.
Welhe Qrlt0ten man bariiber bat, ipte
tpett @rant III letner Ynrteiltbfeit aebet
fot1te, erbcDt aus Der Oitttbeilung in 9ien
PORTER Sl1ttern, bab @ereral Sberioan ba8
@ommanbo BON gfem Norf erbalten babe uno
oaB Die Sre9atte Sranfllt reparirt meroe llno
NIT benz &rtegsoannpfer Smatara our lftiou
bereit III Dem Srooflpner Sdtff8baubof berelt
ltege. Slnnen QSodlenirit io1e Sbelioan
nit berielben So1mad)t luie III Seem SrleauS
oas @otinlanbo gu Stem Dorf autreten. Sic
gtetp gorf 2Sorlo fii9t blelen gtaG1rldten birl-
81, baB Der Brdloent at einem friiberen Wtits
gliep ielneS Stabes 9cdubert babe, menrt inn
Der @ongreb anfiage, 10 mPrbe er oenIelben in
Der Seitl1n9 Ntonroe einiteden, uno ruenr
trgenb mel6s StaatSs@ ooernors i'm Norbeu
baseaen auitreten miirben, 10 fperbe er sie
ableten. Ofan ftebt, mie melt Die @eriidte
berelts NIT lbren Annabnlen Don ipettereu
@eiesloii9fetten 9ebeu.
, 1876-12-21
MaIcber Mb0an9. t MsHf As. H%s

A8Guten unb 9ertauier!
9eaig gDarp Sse@er's Samiliea. 3eitune tritt ibre
9%erbt.Saiien an un0 eiebt ib1en abonnsn!sn ,p.i Der
8rPBttn uue l0Dniten Siepsrapbteen, Spet dubert an.
s~tebsnbsn Stlpera, pelpe ivrcrt 4B9ane Rupsn. ppn Uirs.
Qnbsripn. ais 1e9enltute 3G ibrem Wide awake" unb
Fast asleep. Agtnten batsn imnenltu @efola =! 90 NJ
bic beft itmGls ~eebpIene @elseenpet tur is. QBlfliefern
Den lst&tetsa uap lADnisa 8srslal sI@ a%sntaap unb bsa
sablsn ltpr bpbe @pmmttipa. 9ep.r frabere ODER aeue
Nbpnnent erhdlt o 10 I pI iuDAe 6ilber. btnlaua.
ltbsr 8prraIb gu. auseabltd!i&sr 9etlneUue sprbanbrn.
9te 3ettuue ieltt tepI unler GGmtttea . Sournalsn obue
tbves SleiDen ed, uno III 10 popular, bab fe Die ar5ste
Serbrsttung IN Ger &selI bat! &as pelg itprdriId,s
Galsnt ptrb O%erpenDet. &eparb &ssleiSn's @~siabluna
FAM 9erGpe an; Die truperen JfapttGl n ereen ben Nkons
nentRn e~eltFfert. Nlrs. Ssgpfs lana erlebnte ,tplae an,
My wife and L., bee,nnt NIT benz neusn Sabre. lr.
ssnp Ssmanp, Der eth sutss Salar oesr tin uaabtdn tS,s
@eibdtt panlbt Ieate fur @ireulays unb YvrisIiihe lid
tpsastn an 3. u. Scre u. So, Nsp yOrt. 1AOi4Ot.
Sss' e AZ s' s%asS.is S's''A''0gl Sfnten perlanst.
, 1876-12-21

tasa s~e+i.nise, sd9er mst Dsss.pea b.bsNa "a. ssi
teraual 10 q, bel .tntnn lueuGti6sH glable NIT btm fas
nnbsFtsbar,n @erlansen gu Nsen, parafItal ya nsbmss
nab beaap& bur& be 6ur&t bap0n dussei6lpfru ~ feiR
sas ees GsauHs Toned ans fiber far@tbart S&mnies
fplees. bod niAt alicia br DatteBt ietbet, uabera sb
Hm sae SaasssaoGea, Ia n tnmer ablr easae, Gets q.
DAs IL tasen snsd. Sc asdlt tr Dysp eptifu fd islbf
aah fsne ssus, nutstbuas. Die sla6ltae gestti9fd:
kr Httatn sirs ni&t tdneu seszlsa, bic sAa,s 5dus
tt&fett mira cine ~frtablsfs unb ben TatteHtsa brtset has
gtpustfsin, sas sas aeben tem aas 9ae 10 snb ftiba b.
Ra&fsn tbn naesta, 1i9t ielteg CUR DersHstHaaS xAb 70
ear aam GebRHorAa. abu usTam 40
, 1876-12-21

D!sfes 1trsS ta iest Hns FAsH felt Iaassa Saerm a
sanat, ha u iebeS aubere 6etratttd btefer Hrt Sd ne.sr
eBertrtft. Das @teeYt ~ btsfern ~SAwebif& Stitess" re
large 9ds etn dtftS Getetwnts nKt Ia @ nOG Test 9a
Rskt Snnmt h~berlteftrt nab Ia d sHrdass uani5alid,
seS trs.ab Senanh aateS bcm gtst tbarHer bas SIR .
h8 ,S&msbtfa Dttters" senut, Sba tl Is gka fdEa,id
na&abm,n uHS iGle4t senus Rab, btt @'flatbstt ibrei
R.tnenf$eA nurh ben gerfauf btefsr stfdlf6ttr Ratas
aaxnees 81 saESrcn, wsl&e dtnlth aasitSsn vat ltm.a,l
vtt sss e1s reSwebti& 8ttttFS" sber sr @tfuabtst
fAdbIt@ fab, N6brrnb sas escntlt&e unb sste -5&wt
bfa Bttttre" MtEipan s~sfiuabbrt uas esbex srSalta
Nat Da hes ~befSasers wtahe 4, stss b.. ssfmtrffam
nit be- SutItfuuas tarsnt b~tnss!slst bas issu 6ldi&s
wsl&s bas tbte ,S&ptbsfA 8ttters+ tatb6It, tte Rantps
, 1876-12-21

9 rlan9t, baB Seoermann wetb, oaB
. r.-&0nt9's Sambnrger Srui>
tt e e pas bette Seilnlittel 9egen ale purd1
@rtlaltuns entitanoeue &rantbeiten lift uuo in
jeOer Apotbefe i'll 0riglnalpadeten prrpudt
Ill haben 1T,
, 1876-12-21

ksseas gDarrw BE f&rtdli&es gA@srtsa easbalss
htf& Bttters" du 6~silrttttl sebsteu ipirb, has Seber lstd
~esiansen tanns Gs l!nhnt BITE G6mer,sn tsfort unS ID
fpststssteun @tbrau&e wtrs ber Patient sun gDrGe u
HesHe h@ ttRer befnbta be eus r9uaanhtse 3etluna &C.
sstIt 10. TsufeHbs fesnen bea See. Ga sG&sna fe serss,
S6t gxsbea Stets sxnbsrssrs SeIImusa Ga sssrsaAn.
, 1876-12-21

@safssa, S@arIa&Fsssr entssber aus persprbensm nIak
Gesea bitfe &ranfbsttsa III ,S@pettfp Sitters" bas sptri
Esaas S6usnhttttI, neil g Der Bette 8lutreiniser ts, boz
10 sitbt. abu plrb bu Sebrsa& IN fpdt obe nibt etnar
Ral5 h9 anwetfans b~eeDnata, 70 bae Esdea. WldIera
G&aria&fsssr RAS aases ntt Btebr ser6aabsat RrasG
testea aasertbeR, basa mus br @sbren& ipfprt Gins
seat sersen, be sransatiteR tn hsieua 6tsstnn ttas ~
esss @sSsaslsas ~ssfsrberR. .Ff,
, 1876-12-21

v NRt Der sHsIaGieItsfsa RraRVbettea, ssnss has ~ d.
fHfaasf@It@t untttwrrfsa Ia, unb Isistn aamsstttF NJ
nsn ssrsa. Die nrio&eR, sslAt aeGts Id tsdti5s J {,
sepelsusspetis n,aS tmmer stsfelkt lsis. RSulid b,
ear& SssttaRssm!tssI has atrssnisaesa. ee O. lau
sa9ssTaant Kae Safara zen sargss S5rpss ~ ira y.
Ots ASawteiiA Bt5ttrs" fept anerret4t b aIs [.tr
MnatRitttl sa b@ ebta t~ss65asta Eysufbeten uus ba,
a~aR(sntea Bic SefansRttt sae3dS.stb.a, rtIbt lbsa 10
Tan ySttEs!ttu. L DttSr $snuf EN- PtbsR W fades.
acknowledgement,
, 1876-12-21
"Star- Ofra" Vlatfprm.

GtsberslaIs. cline arpRe 3teret. Sin pSlfanptstr
Sous water Oelen. 6rsBsI ~ 9tltapaaren.9an1iun-
8ta aeR. &treuIare Scans %utrisn9,t. &pEettst
tN1eNN 8f1 Allnkl0rr. n.-lDAt
, 1876-12-21

NeIan@olis.

TSs naet1soIs Rrsn'btttss aHs es R,eshsntfAt 0,hsu.
lave ~Nsriibtn tann HteTnais IN frGt Stapanen psrDtn
@as sstrautt eas sS&ssbiiS 1ates" asnaH rad II,
Diyb ssri8ptnbeH. Dem Satttnssa Mrs a%af,bissr \
ssatdnsise S.iaa9bttt iuradsts.bsa nnS isssr hs en-
fsttatNi Heat as baIb uitheT dn. ~
, 1876-12-21
0DDermpr 0oOes. seia eebsn +

temtltdben Sienfte. 9p1itGnois uno ~oerldiig. Bon
eeInjtenef Aueue enooiltrt. Seltene Gelegcnbeit
tnr A9enten. Stbert Sud iofort 9errttorigm.
gee9en @irtnlore uno Yeoin9unu9en iuenoe man lid
OiortanS. Bride u. So. 7G7& roaomap, WY. 4NB2au
, 1876-12-21

gssssrssnss EIat II hs 6asgtsrh&s hs ssfaaziARs
aah issss eisIbafter 6rsnasettta.
, 1876-12-21
@swtaasf&gSss.
@s6sn,

EieSsss. sinasa. sssar& nxsSgsr essessssss srasi
&esaA.
, 1876-12-21

srA ait sHtrsA snH ssntr snfttttyA snifessx vsss 70 o.
avs S%tsranoea bar AQd9tnttifgt,it ais EURO e.SIt4
Anlaet sbes btfiSt @ridttuns, QDsnn biz Spsi(t nia
gss9STts Sefoa4tt anp Der A6rEss tn 3uI8t ssitn MD btp
l4peItS tnabrs tplrS. aup Gbsassr1ns einsssten uni
asA ssi6w6&tt Spfep sgi,eat besa ~IeiNtstsa &nIaQ Ems
9;saItuna bic s4 ttatr pts(rR spu tGftleer @slunp5ss
ear nt&t ts bstra&t taIat. D4s b~sritbmtsaea NeIitt
Dsaa fs 8dat bon S6rtnbfa8t ia esn srfen Stabten BE-
a~AxstIa. et6tra Dbrs aasaatns itrs Hpfuisrtiauiett An
al SAT bs 9ssAltraRs bxT @srbsaunespr9sRt, hGmit b.
Syeiie1, eel&t her Sattat 81 fh nin,iat, t5Sa ni9t fruSt
Lst< Ss&stret serurIe6eH GnS siht har& ben s5rp.s ae
Sea xRb iaat sntpeeer ssr fssas SbtE ta saRRtssu seA
Eezls sRh i&Itate Ratruas NJ hittsu.
, 1876-12-21

Dee sgsssa n BITE eruss %gosriFatts ss R6rsrrs. Sss
&ta trb< bas gauge Spfem g~abrana unb 8raft. gDeur
VA Glasen xab anesrf DeTeauaaesprsane aa&lahen. tbn
sSae &batsfsit IN sntoiaeln, nu6 Der game 8brpsr let
81sexaasesreanr ~snratbea. anb Strf6testusr Writ, aba
bs fsuytarfsss btdb. i,amer bttftlbt, Dies ia ba
5saHs, maBr ses yS@psbif4 Sttters," ba u ale star.
ssRssaisses ptrlt, BE GttAaxaussstsane rtseit ans tbps
ssFketatas ssNb ssrlGtsAenr satRs aas. eDr xtausa
GaASaEs hafFa9E2 -..--- IL.
, 1876-12-21

% I" spfsss nntaNfees, ss4 sn4as saxuaFeAs Sss.
kRR sssfAItGsIlA tcAtbt aAs
, 1876-12-21

Ers wesr SIC stsfbuHtTt Sserta eytaeGif Elm bersA
es f&pshtf&r grst BET ttE ts9Ferf@ aftli@sn 6osf&an@
wiSt q fae auI e1en 9beitsa br @rbs snReate, ste o.
aaIaat 4etls-st semIgr Grdastr 1Es hw &yssaea herfa
b1a k{fSa 10 ksuptctRanstsatk hes
, 1876-12-21
MeineiIftnnsenitrft.
Mabmao 1t. g.,

50 Warren, Gfe GAurh Ctr, q. 3
Sizes aati6es uuO mabres @ditt cine Trcimart'
nm Maopan IL. 60, 80 gSdrrelt ode Gburt Str., Nc
| 1orf. Wusfunft. louIenoe u"rtb miro Sb"Fn 'l'af
| iAtift
, 1876-12-21
ST. &abmap'5 &erfcct YurgNtiUe ultO
rcnnlircrNe Yilltn.

eIkS ONNS
rcgnliren0e Eilltu,
nkuio asImmadios, Iouber %etneefaBt, fir bic !6eiluit9
amer gtorunoen oes Magens, Der 4eber, Der Ginse=
fptioe, Der Nieren, Der 8luie, 9ieroenleloer, 3npfpeb,
BsrStoofun9, burtleibigteit, llnueroaulihfeit, Dpspeps
Hd. Wrorane Der .13ale, Ga1eniieber, nnterleibsent=
,tirbuna, hGrnurrboipen unO ale llnpronun9en in ben
itueren Srgausn, piro 9arantirt unO j'par Dap Is
poEtio furiren.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Grthatten fsin Mtrfur, Mireratis.: uoer idapIide
Nr,neirntttel.
NT- Mnt beadte Die F~oGgenoeu Gomptone, tuetbe
Fh ourd, Gt0run9eu Der 8erbalun9sorG0ne %on5eiaed {:
GerItopfuuo, inuere 61nlnrr6oioen, SlutuInrdl0
nod, BENT SRDpfr, ianrer Oeidmad, uebclteit Goo.
brelIte1t, g8;6erioiller ge9en gobrung, GeiH6( pm
ueberfiIung UNI 5dmere I'M Wta9en, iaures Nnf-
Stubet, QuFs ulo Qbpo9en Der Wia4en9rube, GAmlla
oe[. Id6ueles uno i6lperes Itbrten, beriiudln9eI, 3Es
Iomn1enId1redeu uno Gefibl beg @rltiterts beim Gie9ei
Ibrablne Der eebtroft, i6parje Yiinttben ooer Oas
g3ifo eines gf)teiers opr ben Iugen, 6ieber UNI
o1Impier Sb1ner; I'M &opfe, M}un9cl at SdmeiB, 0elbr
IGrbitno Der bout uno Der Iu0et, S6merj IN pei
settle, in Der 8ruit uno nen Glieoern, plDbliGe InfoIe
pun Bite uub 8rennen I'M 6le16.
0Benioe DOZEN ppn Ga6.uup's PtDen b~efreien oGs
spItem BON al be1t senannten 5t6rungen.
Brsis % Gents fit Die Sdadtel,
, 1876-12-21

Yesfsss24 saat sa wtrtFGm1 Nbfakrunsssttttd sss
@ssLs@t ssiSsa tTetss elmer srt TtafSsa, ivasta sin,
dn soQIcamta HnfbabIt&es HbItttuRasssttsI rrk ~
Ssrabrd&t StEsta sbM Gk&S&i e9 ~"
, 1876-12-21
SSieber nrb faltes Tieber.

sieber uno We6Ta.Eeber fir so Gents frrirt. Gs
9i.bt tein 6eilmittel t. Der GBelt. pslbes Sieber nnb
uno az ~ionIti9en oertpauot'u Qrantbei.
itiee 6ieber (benen ohtb Rabpap's Hiuen nbasboIien
lpiro) 10 raid ~beieifiDt ais -%Saablup's Dislbp SeIitf~
30 Gsnts Der fEIaigs.
, 1876-12-21
-Das G&te e@sesUS
Sstsss astrS ausi&li.Bli& kersitet Boa
Dentel II. Co.,
AS1 Ssrs Drttts gtraNs,
BbtlahslpM

I'm hcS SubTifRxa ysr NaSasarHsra Hus Surss .
sAzR, e bic glamsasaHIsri&rtR bee iglheren GlsesibS
Etrs ySSaex SASsasns- ks@ Asf&A NJ ees ~
GttttTt satAkt. ttaSssIpGa
observation-disclosures h. easRkseR uEs hexttAz eor.
ba@ Stsf@e ksesiast
ysss 70 @tssS stkt Wsf&tL fe&s EaNSR 81 ASuAp
eN IS SssSS>sz 40 fSta Dytas G<fSSs - n -
YsAeassss ssS ASSS&~ss 10 aAsszassa S1ala aa
-~-S
, 1876-12-21
Railways Ready Relief,

RsiIenbe follten Itets cine Slaihe bon Roonab's
9Reaoo yielief bel Ib fiibren. @eni9e Sropfen in Mai.
Ter peroen &rantbeit ooer Shmerjen, Die pom g8edIel
6es 94aI1ers b%erriibreu, porbeu8en. IS lit better als
frans6II1er 8ranoD ooer 9itters als elm 0ieijmitteI.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01

the English, German. Spanish and
French languages. Being prepared un-
der the supervision of the Commission,
its absolute correctness is assured, and
having no private lake to grind, Its
advice may be safely followed in every
case. If every one that is going to the
Centennial would get and study this
book before starting, there would be
much less of the loss, disappointment,
anxiety and trouble that will come upon
those who go there unprepared. Another
valuable hand book published by this
house is philadelphia and its Envir-
ons, which presents complete descrip-
ton of the city, handsomely and pro-
fusely illustrated. Incidental to Cen
tennial interests l would mention that a
series of able articles, giving a history
and description of the Exhibition, each
being handsomely illustrated, is now APP
pearing in LsppimcOtt's Magazine. In
deed, Messrs. Lippincott & Co. have en-
tered so largely into publications con,
nected with the Exposition that they
may fairly be called the Centennial Pub
fishers. A visit to their immense estab
lishment will be an interesting feature
of every ones sojourn in the "City o
BrOtherly Love" RADIx.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01
CLYDE RIVER RAILROAD.

Among the railroad projects now
claiming attention in northern Vermont,
is the building of an important link Of
road from Newport to Island Pond, con-
Meeting the Grand Trunk with the Pas
sumpsic and the South Eastern roads.
This link would greatly shorten the dis
lance between Portland and Montreal,
and would add another feeder to the
Grand Trunk. Effort is now being made
to procure aid toward the building OF the
road from the towns through which the
proposed road would pass, and other
nuke ruvesUmeurs IN une enterprise, II
the towns on the line will show their
confidence in the value Of the road, by
liberal subscriptions. The convenience
and benefit Of a road through the Clyde
valley, must be apparent to all who live
along the line, and they will doubtless
do something for it when the proper
time comes. About 100000 will b.
required to build and equip the road
and when once built, it is believed tina
one Of the roads connected with this on,
will lease it at prices that will be salts
factory to the stockholders.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01

suggests that contribution be taken for
the lecturer. The announcement, the
lecture, and lecturer are all fraud, and
it is time that the public came down on
all who are trying to steal living from
honest persons. If these fellows are min
listers of the gospel in good standing
they ought to be at home preaching; If
they are lecturers of any note or charac-
ter, they can find business through lnvi-
tations and lecture committees if their
business is legitimate, it ought to be
more profitable near home than away
among strangers.
As many as four times within the last
three months, has this county been i'm
posed upon by such characters as we
have alluded to above. 1t is about time
''to shut down on 'em.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01
THE CENTENNIAL TREE.

The centennial year must be made ia
nous, and among the plans suggested to
make it memorable, is the planting and
setting out Of an immense number of
trees. This project is already being ex-
tensively carried out. and we Of this
colder region are invited by the Gran
gers, the press and many patriotic citi-
zens, to set apart one day as tree day or
arbor day. The day named is May 10th
the day on which the great Centennial
exhibition Of the United States and the
world is opened at Philadelphia We
have set forth the advantages of tree
planting, in this paper, for the last three
years, and have only to mention what
everybody knows, that the planting Of
shade, fruit, ornamental and valued tim
Der trees, is worthy the attention Of
every citizen who has his own and his
eountry's welfare at heart. Let a cen.
tennial tree be planted somewhere fol-
every member of every family. and let
those who have no children. plant trees
for the children of others. Trees ar,
among the inanimate objects that some
how win our affections, and, by and by
those that we plant now will be among
the friends that will remain to cheer anC
bless us when neighbOr and kin are gone
But we need not moralize.-Put out
lot Of trees, this spring. and remembe
the 10th day of May.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01

piper. the condemned murderer of
Mabel Young. has made a confession.
He says he propped open the belfry door
with the base ball bat to ventilate the
church. and while the door was open be
saw Mabel in the organ loft, who asked
permission to 90 up into the belfry, to
crafty a childish curiosity. He con-
sented, and while going up the stairs
she knocked the bat down, and the trap
door struck her on the head, inficting
the fatal injuries. He at first intended
TO tell the truth, but afterwards changed
his mind. This story. with all its i'm
probable features, possibly might have
saved Piper from his doom if told while
he was on trial, and doubt might have
prevailed in the public mind as to his
guilt. But, coming at this late day
after he has on oath on two occasions
denied any knowledge as to the mannel
of the little girls death, and in view o
the improbabilities Of the story, the pub
lie will be slow to credit him, and vii
regard it as a fimsy fabrication, mad
as last resort to evade the execution
a Just sentence.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01

President Grants veto of the salary
bill is short but emphatic document.
He says that s25, 900 does not defray
the expense of the Executive for one
year in Washington, or has not in his
experience. He shows that the salaries
of Congressman have been increased sew
en- fold since the establishment of the
Government, while that of the President
has only been doubled Dlsclaiming any
interest in the bill himself, he vetoes it
as matter of justice to his successors,
and expresses the opinion that the great
majority of those who indirectly pay all
the expenses of government will approve
his course.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01
LITERARY TRAMPs.

Among the many vagabonds that this
era Of tramps produces. about the worst
are those who are palming themselves
off upon moral and Christian communi-
ties as lecturers. readers, agents for be-
nevOlent associations, ETC., etc. No SOON
er has one Of these frauds arrived in
town. than he selects some poor editor,
temperance president, sabbath school SUI
perintendent or minister. and pounces
down on him like an eagle upon a lamb
A deluge Of recommendation and an
hour Of persistent badgering will so sub
due the victim that he is willing to do
anything that the tramp requires. to get
nd Of him. Halls and churches are
opened. editorial puffs are written and
the public is invited to free lecture, -
reading" or entertainment" AT the
end of the exercises, somebody who has
been previously savagely importuned
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01

In the Democratic investigation, the
bitter is getting "bit" One Democratic
candidate for the presidency, two Demo-
cratic ex-members of Congress, the clerk
of the Ways and Means committee, the
journal clerk, the clerk of the House.
the chief door-keeper and one assistant
and the clerk of the military committee,
are among the sufferers. Things have
turned out differently from what the
Democrats intended. If they had all
the departments of the government for a
field of investigation it would have been
much worse for them.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01
Rloino and Bristow having become,

Blaine and Bristow having become,
by common consent, the most popular
candidates in the republican ranks for
the presidency, the most persistent Ell
fort is being made by their rivals and
their political enemies, to discover some
official act in their lives that is dishon-
orable. They have been accused Of re-
ceiving brides, of purloining money and
other crimes, but so emphatic have been
their denials, and so strong are the evi-
dences of their innocence, that the accu-
sations are recoiling upon their enemies
Corruption and wickedness in high
places, bad as they are, are not as bad
as all the lying, SANDER and blackmail
that abound throughout the country
But presidential election occurs this
year, and the political fires will throw OF
many blazing sparks that will die az
soon as the elections are over.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01

Since the Express came out for John
L Edwards. democrat. for congress.
Chase of the Union, is reaching out his
great paw TO shake hands with Camp
over the "blOOdy chasm." Now, Hiram,
let David have the warming influences
of your bosom. while the Democratic
nurses administer diluted pap. Keep
him alive antil his head shapes and har-
dens up little.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01

1t cannot be denied that the tide is
rather setting in the direction of Bris-
tow just now. The Independents and
Greeley Republicans of 1872 are leaning
toward Bristow. With New York for
Conkling, the South for Morton and the
North divided between Blaine and Bris.
tow, there will be a wide awake conven-
ton at Cincinnati.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01

Among the best magazines published
for boys and girls is Vide Aaoake, by
d. Lothrop & Co., Boston. 1t is an IL
Illustrated monthly, with pleasing and in
structive pictures The reading matter
is chaste, instructive and useful. Parents
desiring something that will both please
and benefit their children, cannot invest
$500 better than in buying the Vide
Ar0ake. This is no solicited puff, but a
compliment to magazine that ought to
have a great circulation among the youth
Of the land
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01

Still they come to Vermont for sheep.
A few days since, two estImable young
men, James G. Hanen Of Virginia and
Charles P. Allison Of Ohio came to Rut
land, secured the services of j. H. Mead
who knows the sheep. have purchased
Us head from the noted focks of some
of our best breeders, mainly, G. Sanford
Harry Armstrong. F. Barber, NJ. l..
Phillips, A. +. Button. H. Collins. Judge
Fish, j. Chapman. and A. Griswold.
This fine flock of sheep are soon to be
CARED at West Rutland for Ohio.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01

Business IN Congress drags slowly;
SO much investigating and quarreling
that there is little time for anything else.
The impeachment of Belknap moves
slowly but the Senate apparently in
tends to finish the matter this session,
as it refuses to postpone the matter un-
til December.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-01

She was dressing to 60 away on the
boat, which was approaching the wharf.
Her hat was placed on the bed upstairs;
she went below for something. The hat
was one of those deliberately trimmed
affairs, surmounted by huge wing.
while costly Nesting among the fnery
at the side was life-sized bird. On re-
turning to the room the hat was gone !
No one had entered the premises in the
meantime. After prolonged search it
was found at the foot of the stairs With
er it had been dragged by the family
cat-and that bird it was riddled and
torn to pieces. Pussy had mistaken it for
the genuine article, and was but another
victim to woman's vanity.