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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21
Grplofon.
} lilies 8 barre, b Yenni.,

@tlfe barre, YennI., 90. San. =
@eiteru Utoraeu brad I'M groipett S4adte
Der ,9ehigb= =Sallep= Comp" Sener aus. Cine
grploiion BON ifllagenoen Bettern erfolsse,
wclde beoeutenben S4ubeu anri6tete. Wteb.
rere YerioneI erbieIten iblimme Sraubwun=
ben. Die Iine lit iebt unter Baiier geiest
mnrnpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21

reno i'm porigen Sabre sl,357,2 ,285 bepillist
unO $1,352,4o aussesebeu purben, fnb
iett uur s9l1, JAZZ alio s441, ,337.5O me
niger angeiett, ais man i'm pOri9en Sabre
gebrauft hattie. Oie @eianbten mad Deutid-
lamb, 5raufretd, England unb &uBlano bet
3ogen friiher i'm ean5en $4,000, nnb ftnb
hieien ief,t ie Sl4.O0O hemilliat lunrhen.
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sseStltd,eIerplGnS erGtScnbabn.

Ytfd8t aaIpert citation ugp Gmmittsburg
g4iatamsport ua6 SDdlentGuoaeu, td9lidb (du5a
senommea Soantd9sl nm 10 Sormittaas.
Roh 6teoerld (ogne lBetieD, @mmitt5bur9
BtIiamsrort, Da9eretof0n uuo oen 3DtlhenitatIuz
men nm 4 ubr &Gbmitta5S (aus9euomnen Conn"
ta9e).
RG6mitis95, aus9euommtn Sonnta9s, uno oanH
um ugr Ulor9eH5,
3ige tommeR in Baltimore um $50, Dor9ens
uno um $40 Vahmittd9s, ,SouutGss aus9enommeH,
unh Damn UNI 6.1O I'M QbeHo5.
3iee osrIaieu uuIon O5pot (9bdrlesfr.) . Dis
nuteu, BtuHlplooua Aoeuue ~ Dinuten uno tSlls
ont:Sto!ton u Wicutcn ipdteI.
,,IoroLtd)e ISCHtr6l Gtienbabtt."
JtiG9dro.GrDIe6 - td3iltD (SOGutu9s aussenoma
mln) noToiiU ia Ro,oeIier, BunaO un0 eeH Sals
len nm 7.Ij UloTgGn5.
gea6 ocH IBeiieu nuo glorosu, uab ben Riugara.
jSo1eu uHo Buffalo iiber GlmtId lCbt uiu $50 ubr
lfoTgens a6 (Gusgenommeu Sonntags).
Didt oem 2Gelten uno Jioroeu, nod " uiamsport
Ino SofhaosR UNI t.t5 llr NadmIttags (aus9es
Rommeu Sonntags); Elm SUneuju8,
Bltts6uyg SGpre6 td9ltty, SOHHtags du5genoms
med um uqr dbcu0s.
@tnclnuattzgrpreB - Wa6 Biltsburs uno BEN
g4erer uno u0rollp nab SInljrG, Buffalo, Den Sas
len uu0 CANADA, Cue, ben Yenniptoanier Selats
seuUcT tGgIid, ouegenommeu Sanitdgs um 800
Ibeuos.
Ra9In., uno nOL SGnOuet nm S.25 ubr lROrgenS
uno t.1j uuo 3.2j lgI ytGhmttags, Gussenommen
SoUatd9s.
RGd, %9umbsrlnHoz zSoueg6Gbu- UNI s. 25IIorsens
uuo l.l5 hnibmttdSs.
.9reens Svringz Smetgbabn" nm s25 llbr Vola
oeus uRo 3.2j lpr Vobm. td9la, SoHutG9s duss
Qelommen.
Rab 2Oft-3.25 ubrRahmt,tags, SOnntass auss
gtHouInlen.
sod Barttcu-e5 e5ebt tdaGid, nm 5.95 gbenbs (Gue =
aenchimeH SonutGgs). SOmmt uon Sdrlton nm
s.i5 Dlor9ens, td3ltb, (Sonuta9s ousJeHommen)
9!cd 9oGepsolue-o.j5 Utor9eue 1905 uno 6.35
RdAmIttnge uno um ll.ej gsaClts tl9llh, tansQe-
nommcu Sonnta9sl uH6 um t.2J gtadD ntttnss uRb
SoRuta9s Sommt ron SofespIle uIn 6.55 Diors
gems, uao 2.25. AS uuo 9.2) J(atbmttags tdglib
uno t0,i5 Dorae 8 uur am SGhntsse,
5Gete OIL Der @alpertzStatiOn, WotoOrsgfe Der
Sattnor uno Saluert- SttaBe uno Spari sfirdBeRs
Stattod. InttrG9" liI Baggage meretn an oeE
RotoofzGde Der SaltimOres uno @Glper iir. angie
Hommen
rz. NRei lSrES lt,1r1ner1 inllta i,nt,ler Ia hnA
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Mms Ser 9m,tScShal,ptifast.

g8albin9ton, II, 20. Sau.-Ser 9onrantz
@ontr0leIIr geltGttete beute Der ,@entennlal
Nationalbanf" III philadelphia, nit 100000
oas @eidldft Su erOfInen.
& OaS 6iuanS- -@omite besSenst8 beid)loB
beute 9iiuiilg iiber 0Gme'S Bill Su berld,teH.
nelfe perlangt, baB cine @onlmilNon eruau1t
tperbe, nm Den 0anbel III NlfobOlgetrdnten
81 linteriudeu. @egobrene GetrGnte ousn
elngeihlOilen ietn.
-. Dem @ewiiiens=Scnb flonen heute mic
Der $50 ans 9bicago su.
= Die Sirmq Barfman, Sroof8 & Comp.
miro wabrifeiulid luegen eineS perlud)ten
| SetrugeS in Serbtnbuno nit SaumDou
anlpliidlen in antlage rerieBt lperoeu.
= Der Sori6lag. Die SnuoeSgebduDe IN
Columbus, O., su einer DfiinSltdtte eln5u'
rid)teii, finoet giinltige 8eaftuug.
= Ser Sd)atanlts Sefretdr iiberIauote
beute benz 6auie cine grose anSabl Don Do.
fumenten Hber Nlasfa.
- Oas @abl.@omite oeS Senates oelbe=
rirt nod iiber Die Srage, oh Nouiliana eine de
re-8esterung bat; 10 lanse bies nldt ent'
Iht, su9elaiien gu merben.
-Oa5 @omite iiber PoItzIngelegenheiter
nno Boit e5raben hat ben General Boltmel
iter 81 elmer Gonierrns etngelaoen.
-@ontre= A0miral &ogers mlrb ben &or
ts iiber bus Striegsgerid)t fibren, fueldes
ben 3ablmeiiter Spauloin9 81 proseiFren bat
Ste siplon1att5bet. .osrap dis
ytitt9esi.
WaihtGgton, 20. San. - Oas 6aus
&omite fir SeltIeBnng Der @ebalte au BIZ
Sonlhln nnb biplomatiifen gSertreter I'M
Nnslanoe hat ieine Arbeiten beenoet. gSGh
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3rr MflNftfnrff.

Nep Dort, 20. San. @elb letd1t
su 5. 8e9iel fetig 81 4.85l. Sob
idloB su 1l3-113s. BuuOes. Sbligationen
idloiIen lsbbait unb ieft 8ler Coupons
1913; 65er 1863; neue 11Ss; Ger 1908; b8er
1919; neue Siinfer 117t; 10.40er Coupons
ll85. glftien ifloien lebhait unO itetis N.z
D.&entral 1881; grie 15B; Safe Sbore 66a;
Sls. Central 81; Bittsbnrg 919; ytortbz
8eiteru All; Brior. 59b; 9tod SSlanb
1864; Yacific Matl 374; llutOu Bacific 6a4.
llnterlhatamtS Vilaus: Solo S45,2T6,z
935: SOuraut S36, ,446,939.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21
@uariif a,,i etnett Worleser.

3 % er, N.zp., 20. san. = Nrlbur B.
0eplin btelt bier geitern abeno cine 8Orle.
Jung iiber yGomanismuS in Imerita." IlS
er na6 beenoigter Sorleiuug ieinem 6otel gus
ging, iolste INN etne Weni9eumenge, Dor
welfer er uu ieiner Siferbeit rpllen IN cine
apotbete ilii6teie. Our9 Die Seuitsr Der
2potbsfe puroeu Steine seidleuOert, unb Der
Napor JAP itd sen0tbiat, bic auirubr. atte
Su perlsien. Der 8olisei gelang es euSld,,
BEN gebrobten NIT oem Stsuoluer in Ger
6anO'sn ieinem 6otel su bringeu. SeI
benz Ingrlffe ipurbe Niemano uerlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21
1lnfrettptutaer 03anferoff,

&bicago, 20. Sanuar. 9eute rpurbc
i'm bieiisen 0iitrittsseridte elne Betitlon
siusereiht, S. q. @aioner BON Chicago uno
SeiIsn limitirte geihdftstbeilbabsr gSm,
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Gin Seamter bon Wttnets 6eIeGs
idDaften ourf1Sebrannt.
ffnferSd1IHif $40 Nfln

Gan SranStsc 0, 20. San. - 6enrD
8. Stbbe, Sefretar Der nSelderz," DNem
gort<," nSadiou-" uno r0abp gSoibington"s
9Rlnengeiellifaften, 1T unii6tbar getpOrOen.
Setn uuteridleif betrd9t 100000; Die y Rewr
Dorf< Comp" letbet am Nieiiten, Die n Ssider-
Dtlne" gar nift.
(Spdter.) s. 6. Sibbe Durbe ipdter toSt
in ieinem Bette geflnoen; er bate iid cine
au9el burd ben Sopf geia9t. Sein Inter
ihleif tpiro bereits auf $4,000 angegeben;
oerielbe betrifit bauptiddllf Die ytep Yort-
UtinIu9 Comp"
gtne 3ettnn8S=SffiSttt 0emolirt.
Santa Sc, gt.=Wer., 20. San. @eitern
2tbeno SeritDrte Elm Utob Die SifiSin Der 3ei.
tun9 Stems ano BreB" in @imarron. Wtan
glanbt, OaB bieies auf Setrebeu Der @egner
@ltins seibab, mel9e ieiuer @rpdblun9 10
beftig opponirten.
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SelegrapDii9e Sepei9ea.

(Serinte oer -anocitrten Brciie" fiji Den -@ors
reiponoeaten.C
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sc. Sabrgamg.
Nene Mm3etgcm.
@napem fir ote 8mmoes Warime.

&naben fir ote 8nmoeS Wartne,
Der guuoes= s=Danpfer yOeSpatt4
Iisetiett on Senoeron's 28erite am Sube Der 2ens
irdse. Der @apitan oeetoen i outorifirt, cine be-
itebenoea ., G,oinsuu3en su eramtniren: iie miliien
twdeu i6t7 5ahre oil ietn, lei uno idreben ton=
uns gang eeiuno icu. Aud, niiiieu fie Die 9enea=
Diariue Oienite bis Su ibrem 81. Sabre su beibeu.
applitation fanu man bei'm 3apitan am 9orO
oes ~ Sesratdb- Spiiben llbr Uiorsens uno ubr
Tahmitta8s mLden.
Die Gltern ooer Sorminoer fino erIuft, fpenn
moglih, ben Applitunteu 3u be9Ie,ten. Q1-22O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21

Ga YerGeht Cure SSreunoe uid)t, fonoeru
fault cine Ndbmoidine Sun @5eilnabt5 Geitenf
Jie oieic.ben.
McSscmmsB oertauit atle arteu fir seruaers
&reiie, ule n9eno elm dbafites @eiddft in Salti'
more. sir. 1873, 9SeitzSahsttez,
t29J-y} unterhaIo Der 5opGIo GtraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21

Gl@ Sci Grtdltnngen iOllte INNER 10 ba6,
uIs u0Slid9, Or. Au9uit &0ni9'sE 9m-
burger Srufttbee an9epen01 werpeH, (lQl<
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esnlanSs9ep.iasn.
Scr IA. Somsres,. Grte ssbune.

Der "A. SonsreB. - Grite Stbnng+
gSal bington, 19. Sau.-SSn1 = SeHate
ipuroe cine srOBe alnSabl BON Bills ulto Be
idliifIen einqebrabt uno ibcrmlelcn; plr lithz
rem Die folgenben an:
@oulunD5, 4usfuuft pom SberbunOesan.
malt;u uerlangen, lpeld)e Sd;rltte 9etban nor
ben jino, nm Oie@elber Don Den YaciItc= Sab.
nen Al couettlren.
9titbel, bas Sulils Gomite anSnmellen, bic
Sanferott8eiebe in septlieH Saaen 5u amenz
oiren.
@briitiancD, cine Sill, BroSeIie in Sl9az
miefGllen in lltab su amenoueu.
Mforril, cine Stll sur Sncorporlrurg elner
@as-Sompagnie i'm Oiitrifte @olumbia.
gtah Ablauf oer!Dtor9enltunoe murfe Dtorz
TOMS Intrag, Dee gSabl in WtllItiiippl 5u IN
| teriu1en, ,pieber uufgeuommen. 6r. Morton
| iebte ieiue geitelu bc8cnnene JteOe tort; Die
ielbe mar bluttriefeuo, entietll1, erre9te aber
burhaus tein 9lufiebeu.
SIN 6eprG ienta MT II b au le9te Der
| Spreder cine grobe 9lnSabl pou Wflttbeilur=
| gen Dor.
Douglas perlanete, bic Senats.8iq iibc,
Ibanoerung oes SrelbriefeS Der r6reebman's
Sant" an oaS betrefIsnoe eonllte 81 oerwe1.
| len.
| gSQOocu pOIIl ppIl>@DHlllt DtElulltLe Ye9si
bic Bill, oas BOrto auf YOitladlen eriter Slalit
auf Sent fir lebe salbe Huge 81 reOu6lrtn
aui ben Gid selegt.
Die Stl gum Seiten oes @OHinlS in Sunis
murbe and i'm Sauie an9enontmeE.
auf Antrag oes Srn. Sopfins conilttulrt'
iid) oaS Saus gum Ylenar- -9onllte iiber bt
@enteunial- -Sil. Ser Saupnebuer mar 5r
Sorpnienb bon Nep.Dorf, welder Die Sll
befiirmOrtete, ST boffe, oas Saus peroe D;
perlangte Summe uerruilligeH. SIM Getrei
Der Semertung bes 5ra. &eagan, baB Sera
perarmt lei, iagte Der &eOner, iener Staa
babe ME mebr proiperirt, ,als sesenwartig, ,un
lusnn er reht uGterribtet lei, 10 babe il9 ol
SepSlfcruu9 bon S,ras lett 1870 pcrooppeli
Der bette Semels, oaB Ecras nid,t pernrn
let. lisse in Der 8batia6e, oaB bieisr Stao
seiitis uno pbptid] Elm iold)es Yrattsrenpla
BON einem Meuifen sei6ldt babe mic De
&orfiser bes Counties Iber @ren6wlrre
(pr. S6leider).
t Die Jisoe Des Srn. SomnicnO fano sroBe
E Betfall.
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sUtppo1 ttt1o SanfeN's GouctI.

y d | D e p b | a, 20. san. - Qellte
fano Die sneite Sieuns Der frtitlifen Son.
pention itatt. Santep hielt einen Sortrag
iiber airhenmutf. Or. Sal iprad iiber 8t=
belerfldrung.
(Spdter.) Die @briifliAe @onpeutton un=
ter Den Iuipisien BON Moobg & SanfeD, Die
beute 4benb ialoB, mar elm grOBdrt,ger @rz
iolg. Gtua 1000 @eiitlihe unb 500 Saien
maren OILS 0slesaten erid)ienen, nnS 1000
0amen fameu aus alien Sbeilen beS SanoeS,
nm oen Situngen belsupohHeu.
9te gSeltausiteaun8.
BbifabeIp bia, 20. San.- Sn Solge
Der sablreid)en 8elm1e nm ueberiusiiung pon
4u8iellungsrdumen in Der rNemOrial-
bulle," bat Der Sinansansi6uB Der ausltd=
lungs. .Seb0roe beidlpfen, elm meiteres Se-
bduoe fir Die lluterbr.uSuug BON Snnitge=
genitdnoen 81 srridten uno bercitS ben Ban.
cOntratt pergeben.
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9te Hepemne.Ytoaeiie i'm gSeftetl

y ~ ~ ~. Sult. tpuLuS utC
geftern erbObene Glniprate in oein Safe Oic.
Sees argumeutirt. &i6ter Srnm iInsirte
al5 Sertbeioiger; tt iaste, bic 4nflase be-
9riinbe iit ali atibn. 5440 Der Sfeoenue
Seiete uno iiibre aus, oaB Dtc8ee am 1.
6etr. 1874 NIT SeDls & 6ru5ier &C. conipi=
rtrt,um ben StSfus su betrliseu. 9esen Oitie
uno anOere 9nflasen miife er GiHipra6e er-
bebeu. Dem Der betrefienoe abi6nttt Der
9lfte lei ungenIi9eno. 0ieies fiibrte baum ber
Der @ertbeioiger iebr geld1idt iueiter aus. 81
mics naG, oaB oaS @eieb abiurr lei.
Sberit SanIes 3. Sroabbeao, Der neus
Speslal- gunbesanwalt, mel9er an Steue
bcs Senators 4oenberion eruanut fpotbsn tif,
wtOerlegte Die Sebauptuhgen beS 0tidters
Srunt. 9as betreffenpe @eies iei tlar uut
pertGnbltd). 0as @erif1t permarf iooanI
ben 8rotelt uuo Der Yro,eB miro morSen Jet
nen 6oftgang nebmen,
Der @ertdtslaal mar ool BON Yeuaieri
ri9en. SeDe Selten maren burh cine Reibt
pom tiidlti9eu Anmalteu pertreteu.
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Srt6tucu.

Golumbus, O., 20. San.-adt Ser.
ionen in eirem Soitbauie erfrantteu beute
plDtlid). anfau9s glaubte man. iie ieien
our1 eiu 0ienitmdoden pergiftst moroeu; Der
4cSt erfldrte ieOo4, OaB iie uugeiunOes
Stweiuefeiif gegeiieu bdtten. auoere Ser
iOnen in oer Staot, rpeldIe frii9es 6letid &C..
3ellen, iiuo glethiaGS erfranft.
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8erlangt rno geialtt.

H,rlo,o4. elm outes SenitmGbfeu in mttIeren
|Ctllal:9is Sobrcn. gum 9oheu, gSaidten uEo
Bi9fIn fir e'ne ffeine iSanifie. Wod)3uIrasen in
yir. 81, Wcro= IS =GbarIesfraBs. USa
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Sic eiplontatti@et. -ysriu dis

gSaihi9gto 20. San. - Oas 6aus<
&omite fir Seitiesuns Der @ebalte an bic
Sonihln unb biplomatiihen gsertreter I'M
Anslauoe bat feline arbeiten beenoet. gSab=
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-08

THINK FOR YoURsELF.--Thousands
lead miserable lives, suffering from dys-
pepsia, disordered stomach and liver,
producing billiousness, heartburn, cos
tiveness, weakness, irregular appetite,
low spirits, raising food after eating, and
often ending in fatal attacks of fever,
They know they are sick, yet get little
sympathy. The unfailing remedy
which is yearly restoring thousands, is
DaCosta's Radical cure, sold by DAVIS
u ARNOLD, Druggists, Bellows Falls.
A Zoe bottle will convince you Of its
merit Don't delay another hour after
reading this, but so and get bottle, and
your relief is as certain as you live.
viii you do it or will you continue to
suffer? Think for yourself!
Professor Parker,s Pleasant Worm
Syrup is perfectly safe and extremely
palatable. No physic required. Cost
20 cents. Try it. 4-eow1y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-08

"PULL Down Your VEST" The
following is the latest and best:
" You keep vests, my frient !? " said a
Dutchman, entering clothing store the
other day. The clerk promptly averred
that the store was crammed with them.
" | want vest, said the Teuton, f" vat
don't rise up on its hint legs NIT the
neck. | bought Won in Syracuse not long
ago NIT do dollar bill, and Ply SHIN
miny, l don't notice dot myself, but ev-
erywhere I go the boys CRY out NIT der
streets: Yacub Wy in der name of der
board of drustees don't you pull down
your vest down ?" and by tam l have
pulled dot vest more'n dree dousand
dimes, till | wore all the bindings off
NIT der buttons"
The clerk explained the joke and sold
him vest, and the old man went out
with the exclamation Ply shimminy,
| don hear something's about dat over in
Shermany before"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-08
8ellows falls Times,
Look TO Your Ice Ponds.

There is a prevalent notion that ice
purifes itself by the process of freezing,
This is not based on trustworthy scien-
tific observation and indeed is. not true.
In the recent annual report of the state
board of health of Massachusetts are
given the details of an outbreak of in
testinal disorder, clearly attribu table
to the contamination of impure ice, The
malady broke out last Summer in one
of the principal hotels at Rye Beach, N.
H., and while not attended with fatal
effects, extended to large number OF
people. After long and unavailing
search, the cause of the trouble was
found in the pond whence the ice used
in the hotel had the Winter before been
taken. The outlet where the body of
water had emptied itself had become
INSTRUCTED, so that the water was rem
dered nearly stagnant. At the lower
end where the feeding brook entered,
and over a space of 800 feet long by 100
feet wide, had accumulated homogen-
eous mass ofputrescren matter composed
of marsh mud and decomposing sawdust.
This fori matter, held in suspension by
the water was conveyed by currents and
winds to every part Of the pond, and an
analysis of the melted ice showed it to
be heavily charged with such impurities.
1t is obvious from this that the same
care given to wells and other sources of
drinking water should be given to the
bodies of water from which the usual
ice supply is gathered.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-08
Tramps in New Jersey.

A reporter of the Sun has been inter
viewing gang Of tramps whom he
found camping in the woods and swamp:
near the Pennsylvania railroad, short
distance above Waverly Station, N. j
For months past the neighboring farm
ers have been suffering from the depre
dations of these sconndrels, until guards
and patrols had to be established, and
the country is picketed as if hostile
army were expected. The reporter found
the gang composed of about equal mum.
bers of men and women, teasting ON sto-
len chickens, corn, etc. During the day
they go around begging, and if their de.
mands me not complied with they are
no way backward about using force.
One of the gang was asked if he could
not get work to do. His reply was,
Work to hell with it. What do we
care for work when there's plenty to eat
without it?" That's so" chimed in
another. ITS no use for us to attempt
to work we couldn't get any if we tried.
Down in Philadelphia, the other day, |
was arrested and locked up for asking
for work, and do you think I'll run that
risk again Why, the country is rich
enough to support such gentlemen as we
be, and then not feel it. Talk about
hard times why, these times are just
bully" How about the coming win
ter?" The tramps made no reply for a
minute or so, when little dried up fell
low answered, Well get along we'll
enough. We understand our business,
and if there isn't hot times in the big
cities by Christmas, I'm fool. " faint
going to be like it was last winter, you
can just bet your bottom dollar" said
another. Well have something to live
on ; and if we have to fight for it, why
wei do that. A farmer who lives in
the vicinity estimates that, since the
commencement of the present year, fully
one thousand chickens, young turkeys
and geese have been stolen from himself
and his neighbors their fences have
been torn down, their COWS MIXED in
their pastures, and, in several instances,
their orchards stripped of the green
fruit. They are now apprehensive that
the corn in the fields will suffer, unless
prompt action for the driving away of
tramps is inaugurated. The city author
tiles of Newark, Elizabeth, Railway,
New Brunswick and Trenton have de-
termined to give the tramps no shelter
in the station houses, so that their depre-
dations are certain to be greater and
holder than ever before.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-08

SENSIBLE ADvICE.-You are asked
every day through the columns of news
papers and by your druggist to use some
thing for Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about, you get
discouraged spending money with but
little success. Now to give you salts.
factory proof that Green's August Flow.
er will cure you of Dyspepsia and Liv.
er Complaint with all its effects, such as
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual
Costiveness, Palpitation of the Heart
Heartburn, Water-brash, coming up Of
food after eating, low spirits, &c, We
ask you to go to your druggist, and get
sample bottle of Green's August Flow.
er for 10 cents and try it, or regular
size for 70 cents, two doses will relieve
you. II
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-08

To BE WELL.-Here is a remedy for
the ills of the flesh and the spirit, com
posed of leaves, plants and roots, which
if taken without wry face will make
any man respectable and happy.
Leave off drinking.
Leave off smoking.
Leave off chewing tobacco.
Leave off shutting.
Leave off swearing.
Plant your pleasure in the home cir
Gle.
Plant your business in some honora.
BILE employment.
Plant your faith in truth.
Root your habits in industry.
Root your feelings in benevolence.
Root your affections in God.
For directions see the Holy Scrip
lures.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-08

How TO TEACH THE CHILDREN
Years ago when we went to school in a
little weather beaten school-house, what
exciting contests there used to be over
the teachers favorite exercise of having
the scholars estimate with the eye the
size of different objects in the room He
would hold up his cane, and have each
one tell how long he thought it was, and
it was lucky child that could come
within half foot of the right length
He would measure an urchin. and then
have the scholars try and reproduce the
measure on the wall. He would mark
off an inch, or foot, or yard in some
conspicuous place, and then see how
near anybody could come to chalking
the same length upon the black board.
And it was astonishing how wide astray
one would CO. The fact is, our eyes de-
ceive ridiculously, even upon the COM
monest things. At first thought what
would you say was the tallest three
year-old- child or a -four barrel and
could you believe that the same child
is half as high as six footer? There
is an old saying that two-year-child is
half as tall as he will ever be and after
a few experiments in measuring one
can easily believe it, but not before.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-08

KEEPING Ice WATER. following
simple method of keeping ice water in
a common pitcher, is worth knowing
Place between two sheets of paper news.
paper will answer, thick brown is better
layer of cotton batting about half an
inch in thickness; fasten the ends of pa.
per and batting together, forming cir
Gle, then sew or paste crown over one
end, making a box the shape of stove
pipe minus the rim. Place this over al
ordinary pitcher filled with ice water
making it deep enough to rest on the ia
bic, so as to exclude the air, and YOU
will be astonished at the length of tim
the ice will keep and the water remain
cold after the ice is melted.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-08

A carpenter who was always prognos-
ticating evil to himself, was one day up
on the roof of five story building, upon
which rain had fallen. The roof being
slippery, he lost his footing, and, as he
was descending tawards the caves, he
exclaimed, just as l told you -
Catching, however, ON an iron spout, he
kicked off his shoes and regained place
of safety, when he thus delivered him.
self: Il know'd it; there's pair Of
shoes gone ="
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-08

A poor man who had large family
broke his leg and as he would be for
some time unable to 60 to church, it was
proposed to hold prayer meeting at
his house. The meeting was led by
Deacon Brown. A loud knock at the
door interrupted the service A tall,
lank, blue frocked youngster stood al
the door with an ox-goad in his hand
and asked to see Deacon Brown. Fa
Their could not attend this meeting" be
said, "but he sent down his prayers, anC
they are out in the cart" They wer,
brought in, in the shape Of potatoe:
beef, pork and corn"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-08

At a recent school examination the
teacher was not a little surprised, on
asking little boy what the four seasons
were, to receive the reply, Pepper
mustard, salt and vinegar. -"why
Johnny, how can you say sOl" expostu.
lated the teaeher.-"Cause my mother
always seasons with them anyhow p de.
elared the observant scholar.