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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-07
IIartland.

Hartland.
Will some of your numerou.
writer's please to inform us what is the
best method of saving Plum and Cher
ry trees that are Diseased with the
"Black Knot ?" Will cutting off the
knots save them, or is there better
way, or is there no cure for them at
all |?
Geo. ID Geer has bought the 81
las Rodgers farm also, A b Burk
has traded with Carlos McGregor fol
his farm on the hill, and has let him
have a piece of pasturing on the turn
pike road leading from Hartland to
Woodstock near the place he owns on
which he is to move soon.
w r Sturtevant is adding daily
to his stock OF goods and has a good
assortment of hats, clothing, grocer.
les, meal, flour, etc,
--Abner Harlow lost one day last
week valuable yearling heiter.
Cause of the disease unknown.
MIR. Marcey's harse barn is APP
preaching completion. lie is also
putting new windows in his house.
"A A Martin has the foundation
OF his mill and shop laid, and is now
engaged in laying the bricks for the
walls.
MIR. Burbank is to raise his house
up this season and put under a new
brick underpining.
We are sorry to learn Mr.. Saltry
Of mining renown has been unforton-
ate in breaking one of his limbs, but
Notwithstanding all this, is doing
quite an extensive business, Judging
by the noise of the rock blasting. He
is employing from eight to ten hands.
We wish him success.
The people OF this town observed
Decoration Day by going to adjoin-
ing towns to decorate the graves, and
leaving the graves of their own sol
diers uncared for.
We learn there has been quite an
extensive fire near the railroad caused
by the locomotive the fire running
through a large lot Of nice timber
land owned by different parties.
Quite a number Of our young
people and those of mature years had
a climb on to the noble Ascutney
Mountain yesterday. All had a splen-
did time.
1t has been quite dry here; many
had to plant their corn over on ac-
count of the dry weather, but last night
it began to rain and poured down in
torrents, doing considerable damage,
how much we are not now prepared
to say.
Judging from the appearance OF
the blossoms we may exnpct large
crop of fruit in the autumn.
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"A meeting was held at the Town

"A meeting was held at the Town
Hall Saturday evening to see what
action the citizens would take in the
matter of celebrating the coming
Fourth of July. There being but few
present the meeting was adjourned to
Tuesday evening, same place. The
Tuesday evening meeting was pretty
well attended, DIR. Sherwin in the
chair, James Z. Barrett secretary. Re
marks were made by several gentle
men present, and committee OF five
appointed to raise funds, DC, and re-
port at same place next Monday even
ing. Committee Dr. O. w. Sher-
win, James G. Barrett, L. O Greene,
Lewis Pratt, T. O. Seaver. The meet.
inc was enthusiastic for q celebration.
You can blow your nose on the
flags OF all nations for seven. cents
They keep 'em at Billings.
The residence of our county board
ers is being improved with a in roof.
In winters cold or summers heat
tailor Hewitt looks out tor the welfare
of the boys,
A CARD OF THANKS. undersigned
feeling deep sense of the obligation he
is under to the many friends and neigh
bors for their kindness and sympathy
manifested during the recent sickness and
burial Of his wife, desires to express to
them his most sincere thanks, and par
ticularly to all those who so generously
contributed Of their means in aid of his
necessities, which tokens Of kind regard
he and his family Will ever hold in CRATE
full remembrance. GEO. P. HACKETT.
Woodstock, June 9TH, 1876.
The Green Mountain Association
will meet at the Universalist church
in this place, on Wednesday and
Thursday, June 18th and 18th. On
Wednesday eve there will be- concert
by the Sabbath school, consisting OF
speaking and singing The school
will meet next Sunday evening at six
o'clock, for preparatory rehearsal for
the same, when the members OF DR..
Barrows' class of last winter are in
vited to come.
20. Burk has new livery sign.
1t is painting repre- sentlng houses,
horses and carriages, ponds, lakes,
boats, etc, and knocks j. SCOTS paint
ing Of the battle of Cedar Creek, for
which the State of Vermont paid less
than million dollars, higher than a
five shilling -. 1t is the handl-
work of our townsman, M. r. Slayton.
1t is so natural that you can see the
frogs wink on the margin Of the
ponds and lakes. "Mark" has a high
err calling than painting houses for his
bread and butter.
--Messrs. WOOUury ~ Tinks .ou
printers, are now located in their fine
apartments over G. Chapmans drug
store. Their speciality is druggists
labels. Success to 'em.
We flatter ourselves that we get
up the best local paper in this section.
j. N. Haskell is travelling through
the County and will take your name
and money for the AGE for the cam
paign (only so cents), or longer for
more if you wish. "Nell" means
business every time.
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Taftsville.

Taftsville.
The Sons of Temperance ORA
matte Club gave the popular drama
"Fruits of the Wine Cup" with few
declarations, at the school house in
this place, on Friday evening last, to
very fair audience. They done well,
considering the Inconvenience which
they were pat to, to prepare for bust
ness.
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DIR. Smith has returned from his
vacali N looking plump and healthy
from his brief sojourn abroad.
No papers for which we write
locals, copy from others-nor have
done so. This is in answer to remark
which we overheard in a public place
a few days since.
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Sunday, 2Sth.-Clear in the morning and
evening, but cumulo stratus clouds in
the afternoon. Wind west, smoky at
mosphere, low and very quiet barom-
eter and high and rising temperature.
Monday, 20th.-Dense cumulo stratus
clouds and smoky atmosphere. Thun-
der in the morning with light thunder
shower in the evening. Wind veering
from S. w. to N. w. Barometer low
and very quiet, with falling tempera-
ture.
Tuesday, S0th.-Light frost in the morn
ing, with q very clear atmosphere
through the day and 4 light N. wind.
The barometer rose rapidly during the
night and slightly through the day with
low but even temperature.
Wednesday, 3lst.-Hard frost with ice
forming on wet surfaces and small bod
les of water. Slight GIRO stratus
clouds in the forenoon but clear in the
evening Wind N. in the morning. but
it veered to S. w. in the evening. The
barometer rose through the night, but
fell slightly during the day with rising
temperature.
Thursday, June 1st.-Slight GIRO stratus
clouds in the morning followed by Il
slight haze, and clear in the evening.
The wind veered from N. E. to N. W.
Falling barometer with high and rising
temperature.
Friday, 2nd.-A very warm day. The
Thermometer rose to 80 degrees above
zero in the afternoon. Wind N. W.
morning and evening, but easterly in
the middle of the day. Slight GIRO
stratus clouds in the afternoon and
evening. Barometer falling with very
high and rising temperature.
Saturday, 3d.-Hcavy cumulus clouds in
the afternoon and thunder showers in
the evening. SURFACE Wlnu .. II. puo
higher clouds from the w. or N. W.
Barometer low and falling, with high
and very even temperature.
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GOLD AND SILVER MINING.

NHE PROSPECTOR'S MANUAL, for dis
L covering gold and silver ores in New Eng.
land, with simple modes Of assaying. Sent
post paid by SCHOFlELD l. co., 10 Summer
ST., Boston, on receipt Of so cts. [l-2in4w.l
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Wamds0y Co. Meas.

10" The price of the SPIRIT OF THE AGE IL
OF D)Har Gsd Fifty Cents a gear 10 Mo-
Subscribers, and SITS TO Village Subscribers
,9rvei by The Carrier. Ifnot paid in Advance
81 Genus extra yiH be charged IN each case
once Subscribers same as MailS"5scrtoers.
Woodstock.
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d 7 Il u

In Woodstock, June 1st., Olive c., wife Of
George P. Hackett, aged 43 years.
In barnard, June LIST, Heman Clifford, Esq,
aged 63 years.
In West Hartford. May 21st, Volney Thurs
ton, aged GO years and 10 months
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MARRIED..

In lIartand, May 18th, by Rev. Al. Hough
Mr. Fred B. Harlow to Miss Ida L. Rodgers,
both OF Hartland.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-07

Owing to pressure on our col
ums this week, much original matter
prepared for this issue, has to lay over
for "next train.
"A good deal has been said lately
in the papers about the length of Ia
dies har-the crownihg beauty Of
woman-but Mrs. Reuben Parker is
at the head in this respect, as far as
we know. A single hair from her
head, in our possession, measures 81
inches a feet and inches)! This
seems large, but if anybody doubts it
let EN- call and see. That's all.
Burlington is going to celebrate
the GLORIOUS Fourth" in fine style.
We are indebted to the committee OF
arrangements for an invitation to be
present. Wa hope we may be there.
Hon. James Barrett has been in
vited 10 deliver the Fourth OF July
grafton at South Stralfcrd, his native
place.
The managers of the Central Yer.
mont Railroad announce that every.
body employed on the road must prac-
tice .D abstinence, on pain of dis,
missal.
j B Jones has Just received a
new line of Parasols and Sun Umbrel-
las also a handsome lot Of Dress
Goods. Read advertisement next
week
C. b. Richard showed us hens
egg, the other day, with perfect shell,
which was about the size OF u Daniel
O'Rourke pea. This beats Mr.
Fletcher.
Samuel Smith e. Son have the
largest and best stock of Boots and
Shoes in Windsor County, without
regard to shoddy goods.
Our sterling Democratic friend,
Isaac King, Of Pomfret, had narrow
escape from instant death Oh Decora.
ton Day. AS he, his son Henry and
Mr. Oliver Hatch were lowering a
cistern into the cellar at the Elias
Dyke place, by means of sheers, the
hook attached to the cistern gave
way, and tbrashed Mr. King, who was
guiding it, heels overhead to the bot
tom but, fortunately he received no seri.
GUS Injury. He got the cistern all
right, as he does everything he under
takes.
Subscribe Tor the age for the cam
paign. Only 80 cents.
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FRANK WILLIAMSON,
SLATE AND TIN R00FER.

Stock furnished and all kinds Of work thor
oughly done at lowest cash prices. Lesky
roofs repaired. Address, [176A.1
Box ssI, Woodssock, VI.
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k0 visiting Cards. with your name fine
w ly printed. sent for csc. We have 200
styles. Agents Wanted. 8 samples sent
for stamp. A. H. FULLER l. CO., Brockton,
Mass.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-07

Almost frost Tuesday night
only 100 above freezing al 5 O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
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A complete list numbering S,129. with q
les in which Newspapers are published his.
torical and statistical sketches Of the Great
Newspaper Establishments illustrated with
numerous engravings Of the principal newspa-
per buildings. Book OF 800 PAGES, just is
sued. Mailed, post paid, to any address for
35c. Apply Enclosing price, to SUpERINTEN-
DENT OF THE NEWSPAPER PAVILION, Centen-
NAL Grounds, Philadelphia, or American News
Company, N. Y. Every Advertiser needs 1t.
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Owing to pressure on oOr col
ums this week, much original matter
prepared for this issue, has to lay over
Tor "neXt train
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Woodstock.
r. R. TIME TABLE.
Meteorology.

Meteorolgy for the week ending Saturday
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j. N. Haskell is travelling through
the County and will take your name
and money for the AGE for the cam
paign (only so cents), or longer for
more if you wish. "Nell" means
business every time.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-07

Burlington is going to celebrate
the GLORIOUS Fourth" in fine style.
We are indebted to the committee OF
arrangements for an invitation to be
present Wa hope we may be there.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-06-07

We fatter ourselves that we get
up the beat local paper in this section.
, 1876-06-06
FEVER LAND AGUE!

Tsyes Hnd AEHs m cured 5cr my cents There Il
agMe aud all nter Inslarious bilious scnrict typhuid
yellow. and other fcscrb ta!4ed by Radwaya Pills. y
Sold by Dru81:tttA
, 1876-06-06

sys.f Tsna b s, ind qndsc &, Il m n ! ED o by
Eottsns to you. wonla ls glad to assist II raising
bonda =. collateral 1t tho rafno rstc they nre
n.cn II noston,,fonr to one. I thnk !
she.e M ,erm. @ II @ ha he he mon money ~ m;.elf ny %oni
contribution. box borrowing indeed. 70 dciray
my e'nP''e" espcn'es' VERY 'fnefrf! }n.,sr 9}"nn
WAnhEs FtsnE1t, ESQ.,, T'ohton.
MR. BLA1NB KHnw MANY OHANHH1s IN WHICH
he CouLp nE UsHruL-
AvausrA+ June 20, 1soi.--Mr l''An Mn Fran-
It Is good In itse.f and viii do good. 1lewfcs like
i The now rsi!toas eatefpsi.e j. II fyoF, rs:pess
e fea IL q s s's s"f
sSs;;sstSr ;i i th'; Yoa .goks gts ot H. Il.
wirh be wenii n,ako the rfopasiion definite, 70
1 aS eSs s a III Ts s1sopness sesss q o rs5 en-
tctpri'c. h. might grow re!nefant T., to
ieri @ that i .hail I prosa "s de.dhesd % 10 tho tho @ s"
tcrpsl.e. II uncc embark In il 10 yarln.,. chan
r1 # w9s ssGT rn DO o'e Sf5 ns,
Mt. FISHER, 1nh etreet Hnttnn.
MIR. nI.AISE DEsthRs 70 nE REIMBURSED ToR
LITTLE ioH nE piD pon ONE UilAn At TuB Ex-
PENsE or ANOTHER.
Ayoy.4., Me-. ott tF+.'iss} !. isai}-Mr ns.r s,n:
t ts5s.t 70 yos: Railroad So~pa99y thnt ',.s &C,
i ws e h M ng Of n; sn ~ hsa ,ho
"a. for The L}tle iock Road wns n,r reached, Julian.
Of Indiana, chairman of ths Public Lands Com
tempted "a. pM! on ihe lll' an amendment nc
fremont 4 FL pa<o scheme. scheme probably
vel knoTn M to- ~ r rndNs The Io,p ,, tn,n
j. e n prcvs sras s % {" as's Sos 5et "sn and ts tSc
their hc.s for ,thcir own bit, 10 which there
xa. weli known tn.t tho sYnqts W. h"stl!e
amendment. .hc whole tng would l,sye gone on
ie@e loot @ cs eme to o' now esp What 's on ca9th e
Tital 70 he constituent. thai ihe bill thond ras,:
sufficient conltlcncs IN hIs knowledge Of the rules
po4cd to tue present scheme and would probably
make Tho point. l sent my page to Gen.
Logan ", Sith , ~ 'nGfesio,c, n, md 10 at ones
than sustain 1t, antl 20 the lii was freed fro,n The
msceyn" mpycd by ~, altan an ny ~
never Tcnn Mr. Caldwell, hut you can tell HIN
thst whos, knowing IL did h Fret fay0s
This WAS some months bcfoso i]atno became in.
teFcBtcl In tho stock Of thu road
AN EXTRACT.
Tho following Ia an extract from a letter to
Fisher from Blaine, dated Jny ., 1872; ar
eeenls to me, aH I review and recall
our several conferences, TINT We o1ght not
to havn nny trouble In cunning to IN casy
adjustment, AZ !olows: Ftnt. mi reaay. To fn]-
Hoe1n s sse hssa s Gy sys ss ssc & esn :
second, you arc rrady to consider The land -bnns
In my possesslon surrendered In payment of the
third, am rcasly to pay yOs tie full a1nonnt Of
cnsh due yon c.!. tic memorandum held by ym..
prosdcd you will pay me- half the amount Of bonds
to hr paid a.,l tho bonds sn be delivered
at the shmu time. Az to the further sale of tho
ehare III Northern raciGc, an ready to do all In
my power to oblisc you In the mattor. II we can
ndjunt the first anil second points herein referred
to. the third might te left, ii you desire, To tho
, 1876-06-06

complete vin1!catnn of Dnlno's manhood" An
other Western Representative ssyr that, without
statement places blaine M n,nu In nsf!clt higher
position than h. has heretofore held, hecauss II
and shows absolutely what was WORT nlnnt him.
nia, II this Ia tho worss that can be found. hIA
cnen'ics may aa vol aban1on their contcst.
that to.ny WORK % not niy w rave r. n,sne viii he
had before. but makes him mach stronger thsn he
was prr.Ions 10 tho Atull'Ran aftar.
BONE or T11K fIINcIiAL CARNATIONS.
,wA.n,safos. b. e. janc f.-After the reading
facts !n tho eaee very briefly, 'ta!ne mil that only
hit Of evidence WAS wanting to make i rntirry
complete; thn. Wan ihc Testimony Of 1ostah Caid.
will. A tngyefttnr had been made, he sasd,
@ Kna,t A' liz thsnan %9"s ef tss C." Il s*fS
Sarop '' Knit ss's sss; h
ro,Ired to the highest pitch Of excitement, do
fru,n Caldwell. and, without waiting Tor answar,
hc .trodo down INTO Tho open .rscc before tic
t;lciks desk sn'l announced that e hn h"sr re-
celsed. Sill receiving no answer, md tho sxclte
ment In tho Horss being at
THE vEnr HIGHEST r1Tclf,
Dlainn chnrgrl hnwn mon the Chairman of the Jn-
dicaary Committee with TIM acensation that hn hal
received such aI.pa.eh from Caldwell TINT = en;;
y.ndcasc, him 1,laIno, t.,n Ill connection with
thg bonds IN que.tlu This scene ihnt followed
This bcggars. description. The tsrnnltnons
applause whfch\ rnaU from the Republican
eide Of tic f1onto, from tho galcrIea,
nnA which was joined In evon by sonie Of the Dem.
oerats, entirely drowne1 the noise male BY t'e
Speakers gascI, for rcyctal minutes hu attempt.
eli IN vain to rcttosu nstlcr In Tho IIousc. The only
scene Of 1atryrnra that has approachch It IN nten.
~ wa. as sn'sd on s + o. Inst
which, lilaIns mnflo IN a,lourntng the
House at tho Fotty-thfrd Cnngrcrs and
which occurred nfter this nntburst wns ta,no and
un!,!tcrc'tlng compared with It, blaine followed
np tho advantage which he had gained by tntrnduc
Ing resolution ordering tlc Committee tn report
forthwith Any dispatch 1t ml9ht have received from
Caldwell, and then yieldct! the aoor.
, 1876-06-06

Mt 1luntNn-I ro3nsed % receive them pflTat ely.
said TO blatno over and over ngntn: q do mot
or privately. hare got no right to SEQ Il except
AZ Committeeman, and those gentlemen who ia
on either ctlc Of mo have tho Ramo
right 40 / havc,' ! lave tho honor OF
an invitation to Mr.. Dnino's houac to read those
letter. hut ircpled on thy Same dry, .'lt !e for
did write or wrong. ii have erred 1t has Men ii,
eFtor of Judgment, aud ! say to-day that II il Il
Job that uaycr fAncjeI, "
, 1876-06-06
Ovarian 'IulllVl'
OF ten ycars' growth onred
BY DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.

HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN :TUMoR IN TIE ovA.
hEES AND BOWELS FOfs TEN YEAiiS.
AMm MI Ann2n. ~ Dcc a. la7s.31'a. KanwA1: Tint oths
has: had an Ovarian fumor IN tho oYartcs aud box.
p!ncn Without any bcnant. 1t growing nj such
pldtty that could nut hayn lived much anRcr A
iflend o. mG :ndncud nle 10 tEy Kalwsy's Ltametcs
lag not MuGl fAtth In thcu, but finally afttz much
dellhGsatlOn. tried thera
~. ;. IA Is ;he sesoysp h91fs g
without any aPpaFcnt henrfs, 1stfininra Ia pctsc.
feru sSt! twelve Mo1s bottles Of tho licsoyant two
VI tho RetEf md two bo1ss IT the Pills. Bef0te they
Ners Hhhe hAd l1st twenty-five pounds .
continued 10 ust tD medicine Until WAs sure that
WIS entirely cured. tok thu nirdiclne alOut nye
1nnrh' n NJ ani nInf TINT tns tost fMnrtynsn, M ponas
bottle9 Iicff. and nix boxes Ut t!!e Ttlle.
fel eEfestlJ veil and my hnart ia tuil Of gratitude
70 io1 foE tl4 slG i, my deep ailileton T. ynu st
3nt your MaacInc, fest deeply lnluhted and
NY EaYeE y that may o ~ much " bess1ny to uth'
{Sig1lcdj MRS. +. G. HIpDISS.
MrI nIkh!ns who makes tho abovc certncate il thu
pGrnon fUr whom requested you 70 SIND nedieIas -
June. HTS. Tic medicines sb!rc sAtetl wefa bought
Of ,ns With the exception Of what waa scnt TO- her BY
y0u may NY tAt her statement 'e correct w!thouts
Ss.ae.'oun n1s.sss! ID Chomst; ,Asa Sttst a!ss.
aass esfneaie a1a hat hesp fe. ,nany Year, xs
ed!y and unlenably c1rtcct. Any NhU kn0ws Strh
tSIxnsU liENJ. D. COOKER
MARY tOGkE!s
MARY i. IOAD.
u. L. F0Au.
, 1876-06-06

mink Jnh WI! aErcu with mo that ! have Jared
rleuy r1Msh!y; ~ "on!a w a' i1niIiehsc, I'M
naeaSusnpie leHet 70 mo ! c6aln fecelse tle
i."ley ~ t!1o ID pny ot tHo !naaoteahras nefsw'th
" tnt he1t h!X "Ceke to that can 10 lu washing
Irrs II vns n1nc,I 1har" T., H. fniIt ~ 2tn XII
Cun5lut,cu that yo,, a,i Eul,lwril wui nat III M,
snl{cr nn1 rtIji rIInr ia hHt iai nTu rnnytlsnr.
You win much u,lige ms by ShnwIuv ths Ieitrr In
Caldwell, Your. vary truIy. JhMxs u. uLAIsx.
,.tr tn,;pa ttis MIMI
w,svtxorox Mov II i'm XIV D..r n,
F,r,En: thint o1 I'm ,xI,nir ha,I ,.rtt., ~
in.ist an III M .J1It;o"i ,s,na % ~ ~ nat "s
ratt, Wv rnt,nWaIrrmt /. r"t nI,snirtn @ III ""n
hrrak nj, ~ T. with hn"nr NM "o"G' ,ut'',iT ~ - ,,t I
Gn th,s tbor s,s,n ~ no"' -, ,-,,.,. T.0 aa'Te' ~
IrlJrnte Trs,,ls. b.so ot,oxs ~ tfi.t " r.iin.
we'll uiwayn ,nnIfrttrti n nnst yrnti"mnmv ,nis;t
townrls nc mi Ii. irrH ~ trrt ~ .n.isnynofu ~
the ,nI. On thr syhn" th"t:s,r s,sii H. y,
trr OF merriam. II, IL rhln". ,r,ic ~ shsw us ~
Int viii II,ljnw ynur imH,,ant H. th1 - .ty VIZ vs.
can Ind whut il ii. Yours. &C. :" ''''' n'a''''
1nn letter dated Aasu.,a Me-, Xur,;,t m n r. iaa,
Eish"r: M, 1~rnou run,I ho n, sa,uu i w. " ~
scftic,n,n+ man mn, nm II II m"n ama'uae , % ~ =
sarv,o.x ~" r,nnnt rnHc1. "rs.s a. "ur ne1. I'm u.
"a VIA, nv "ti,r, ,,n.n. III. tae' WY lnen
J.. ;h"f ~ shnf 1n,Hm .r. xmr III, 9aohinehi
a. ennot ehea .,tfi,, ,,,us se'tement iaat !nn
s1nm". ,1, p1,a.. tsh hss ~ IT, ns one OF the
@ ~ " @ mn ~ ~ dne m III. HI" acsht - tnu
nss s " s!'sh @ yoa I'm ~ 1's1 m,i t"' .Me spencer
s1 I. osstso ~ .ans 1oa WI w. !nsni'n t Me
M "as' ..ii MiH's ~ mhs.e". vi tnas hnse which
IT, stu n.n Ii -tas son aiM I'D. Mns snassG III; nas
in1s1Gt H. h, pdsSSy otns Gr, op "t .wo yeas ~ W VII
, 1876-06-06

Knott, Chairman Of the Judiciary Committee
said TO bud listened to imputo4inns upon himself
different eourre, ho might perhaps answer very
differently from tho manner In which he should
a o. mS m r"11s Hne,y VIZ ot Re
was tho lnat man in tho world to seek
., paraona controversy, and he assured tho I1onso
Milne (llnlnc) was the liant man With whom ho
would seek such q controycfay. That gentleman
was entirely too Immense in hls propVtons: