davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-04-05

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t@ tetnt Speile naebr nertrasen fonnte. idretbi
PER- Dster @lemens, Qittle SrIeans, Wb. Sd
uabnt DIR. Mu9uf aSnte's pambur.
Ger 1rspfen unb bin nun tpiebsr niGt nns
3ana 9srs.fsat, f~snDeru fable MID stt irafh'
Ier aIs frlber.
, 1877-04-05
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Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co.,
no. sal Mrd straae, ode Der 3peiten une
@Oates Ctr. unb 6Sl Glib 0rifte Ctr,
pbilaoelpbia. IA.
Dies lit cine Organization bon &apitalilten UNI
2bee gu importiren uub 3u pertbeilen
nit einem tieinen Oe,ptan, Der Dem @onIumenten allen
Getpinn Der 3pi ihenbdnbler ertpart. 9Dir eontrDuireu
einen sroBen 3beil her belen 9beeiprten. lpel@e nad
bielem Ganoe tomnten unb bic muir BON uns ielhjt Der.
tauft herbert. perionsn. iuelde BON enberer bdnolern
tanien tbun oies ,u ibrem e,senen NabtbeiI. uniere
bduler N 9btna unb Sapan baben bic beiten Gacilitas
ten aur Wuspabl, mas uns groBe Nortbelle gefpdbrt.
gD!r baben gum Uertauf unierer 3beelorsnI n allen
bauptItdbten Der Tereinigten Staten stores etdblirt
9Dir 9sben unieren Runoen etn
&bDme8 Sell Gbrpmp,
,aenommen pou ben lpertboouiten WDerten ameritani.
Ider mno fremoer Riinitlsr), ,petbes. menn in einem
Biloerlaoen 8etauft, mebr foteu miiroe ais Der Qre,s
bss Sbees betrd8t. Dsie 0bromos lnb elm GelHsnt
fir uniere Quuoen.
Vile ~setauften 9Daaren A. ntt IT, bah Ne bon.
fomnene 8efr.soisuns s~emabren. ootroas Gtlo iurid.
e~rtattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
I - .
30. ss1 Mrb 6traBt. Gds Speitrn nne Coates strats
ass Sal eae S~ttts Stu. Vbua. Va. <aD1aint.
, 1877-04-05

Gtn sutes Mittsl sesen Gplit unb 2stbidmer.
zen fne DIR. Mueut &Snte's 3 al B u :.
GER 1repfen. f&reibt 3err Miaasl WeiL
Wtihatpata, 9nb.. benz b~ieielben bsIfen aussn'
bItdliI.
, 1877-04-05

geseu 1autfranfbsitsn unb ALE rtnretnis-
leiten, uel4e ptrbprbenent 8lut entiprineen,
lno DIR. Mueuf aSnte's 6a NJ bur
Erepfen stn gang auseYei9nstes Nittel.
eern fe fub bic befen B%lutreinistr. o.
fbretbi aerr SObu George Bubenl@aS In st.
utp,t, 81.
, 1877-04-05

Sin ponitdnoiser Yeribt oiejes erpBen WebsimnifIes,
uon ieirem Batter aeihrieben, ~iibertrlfft an ipafien.
ben sditoerun9eM 8ob; MON Gruioe.-Oas ~iluitrirt.
Sanobud in alien @%elisionen. cine poQitdnoise
Sdtloeruna aler Observation-Disclosures UNI Str-
%fe,lfibrer bon Or. p%ancoait. 100 Slutrationrn.
Oiele Bidder perfaufen bel NnIibt. Wtdnuli1e nno
Yeeiblide Neents,, ihlaaen Gelo babel beraus. Ye.
iareibunsen frei: Gopten per Toit lie 50. Sohm Is.
qntter UNI 60, philadelphia. 4W2sieb)
, 1877-04-05
&patt'S 2ebenS'8 alfam.
Gt1t mebiainiimeS QNuuhcr.

M
Rteumattsmus, Weurolsta. Slot IN tprsm iHltmmren
Staetuna, Strettln, &snies. Rrantbett, 9rpfpelas, s.ts
WelHpure une bic i<mmasn Jaae poa Dlutlraatstt.
ten, 8robe SGraHe, 2tbtrs unp 9lterenletoen, Wtn8.
purm e. &c. wirb ..ufs DeftmmteRs eurb hteten xonis
alter WeintsunsSmttsi eebttlt. Derltlbe tt awslxmp.
ipan,te Sabre Rtnbur@ POM Yuelitum srprstt sat
penn nab WuriHrift senpmmen. ST etn R&trss Sstl.
nnittsl ron 5ttsln in allen hsiIbaren 8ausu. eurirI sts
faulfsn altsa @si3plrs. ielbrt no Der &nU&ea l&pa sa-
SpatfS eebens.Ba allan surirte S.rrn 8. 3. ssu.
nap, 1rasSpen I'M gari.Ibeatr ~ Brpeflpn, " D.,
BON, ,2rsnif&en @peumattsmus. na&bem bsrfelbs ssne
y SrI: s.9,s sss s,s ben ig'Issas!iSIssa a''''sa sar'pa'' anS
$uattS Sebens.D aliam turtrte Serrn .. o.
5eQs, D0dmafet Np. III Nlabtion Str, ron stnem
8sfaprlt&sH Vei&uur, natpem tr fe6s Dtpuas TN
Srese~aS 2'ipttal mar ans bort ais ~uabsilbar tstiart
purbe.
4patt's eebens.BaIfam tstlte 5errn 5aeub wosp,
Otfee gc. 242 Grenpit Str, pom eiuem f~erefulp(en
Wsl&ware, nobel BIZ 5aulntb f@sn Bic auf ben 8uvVsn
eeorunesn mar. 5err ". bat pabrenp Is Sabrea uar
ssldeeener Sstluna istns gotsbrbciuas Der EraaIReit
efabren. -...r.
springer, sfo. 1883 Brppne Str, poQfanbie BON sat.
junestsm Reconnaissance ~ fraflt6sr Art, bas oer,slbs
ben @stf bee Rranten loon serwirrt bate. Der Ws.
naants fonnts mot ieiae 5anb aum aupfs erteb,n xnp
Dl 81 a ssssa IL s' ss 5 Sssss. oi fs. 81 sss %Sy; .ass Ctr, m,
sH aputasisrn tn 4aesmstnsn. ~ 81 per 5lai&s es&s
Ssatrs bsrabmte $ eiImtttsI Hnb. ssSs
Spatt's uufeblbarer Qsbens.B BALKAN Nv 81 100,
Spattt "A b., brtpelt farter Qebrus. BaIiam, ,u
sl.25. SpatfS puImsnte BALKAN, sber Der S&wtne.
iaSttssn sTsaas, ~ si;oo. $yatts spt6 siai.
~ SO GtnD. Spatt's Snis, Xur fur @rtaltuns
8ppfweb, S~naususa. &atarrb, 5u Is Cts.
aDsnn obtse arIttslnt@t tn sursr Aputttts sber an su.
s.m y!ass ~ sa ass gns. e ~sass man I'D strstt an1as
@hwtn 3. Spart i Co., Gissntausr.
ntbsraa bin per srprep s.rfatdt btim baibsu
Oasene. f3m2Utan
, 1877-04-05

&OAn i'm Wionat. 9%Isenten perlanst fir un-
@SVV iere crei srofen Sc Bladder. Die
Seicbicbte bon GbarleD @pf,
elm boiler Yeribt biefes aroBsm Gebeimniiies. seldrie-
ben BON ieinem Batter, iibertritft Nobinlon Gruioe an
ibauerIi6em Sntereiie. Das Sanftrirte Sanebmd
aller Heligipnen. eiite pollitdhoi9e lleberli6t aler
Yefenntniiie uno Seften. GbsnIaas Der Saineu ar5t.
li9er 5iibrer bon Or. 9ancoait. 100 Sluitrationen.
0ieie Siider oerfauien %iofort. Wonnlite uno lpelb.
libe M9entei, MAIDEN Belb init b%enlelben. ytaberes
nnent9eltlid). Gopien per 4oIt 81 jeoes.
%4lu27mjl SobnG potter II. 6 o.. 8bila.
Ok Tancp semiiebte aarten. sii9t spei gang
~ gleib. 10 Cts.
4ln2sfbl MaiaM Carr Go. Nailaa. q. 3.
, 1877-04-05
S~@arlabfieber, Dpptberia,
Nluher gals.

Gas eri9redenoe umii1sreifemf bieier Sranfbeiteu
liadt Den Uebraud zines Wtitteis nDtbia, me(dpes ibrs
Terbreltun9 unO aDotlibfeit perbinoert. BromO-
ORA uill, Deitn man einen 1beil nit ~iiiniasbn
os Ntunoes oper Wurseln benubt, iinSsrt Die albion
osrnT y ma9t ben Atbem poblriebenp, mirtt ais
etne Ariellel .8e8en SdulnlB. uaO pefbinbert Die Mu.
ltedun9 ourd e%onta8iole IusibpiBun9en ODER Der
9lItets Nuit; dir raubel. ooer entjiinoeten balls ipeno
nan o9s Wtittel lofort beim griGeinen bes uebsis an
vs. loute 9aufi8 IN Wobnbduiern, &ramfemalmlnsra
nl'o am &orper 8ebrau1t werben, um Die Henlihfel.
3a b%eToroern. Wtan beiOrae lid elm pamppiet.
@PTilden & Co., Gbemifer.
4gB!Spe5 176 gBlQiam STR. sRsm wor,
gu pertanfen BET allen Orupgi1ten unb bQnoierm
, 1877-04-05

M1entct Cine ponffdnctse 0efbid,te ppm
Yenniplpanten. pon Der erlen Mn.
Serlan9l. Cornell, 1. L D. Mabesa 500 aroSst
Oftaps seiten. 1leber Is Sautrationen. &eine poG.
itdnoise 6eIhibte unieres Staates lit lett einem bal.
ben Sabrbuioert per6ffentlibt worben. Maenteu per.
ben bel Ginfibruns oieies p~rdttiaen gDerfes ber;lid
piatoinmeit sebeiBen iperoen. Cine felteue GeleSer.
Sdreibt iofort nm nole Ginjelnbeitsn unb Musipab
oes Serritoriums. NoreIje: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. $40. 2O4 glib GIfte Ctr. y
ldbeIpbid. 4gD 15m
, 1877-04-05

e O. 8 fir Msenten II unferen 3epn neuen
R g%tooelties, 9eraoe In ben Marft
sebrabt. Wfan braubt he in iebem 6auie, Wufer
uno Girculare mi per Dot oerIauet..
49821aps y. .. INbtfe u. Co., Wetpart, u. s
, 1877-04-05
Z t j I I

Mrtttel IN eineln Slid, Die Nlop6 NDrlbtndffon.
Rann 9ebrauut peroen ais 9lriitlIt, 5eoer batter, Sc.
Der, Haoiermeiier, Ssoermeiier, 8ristumi9las=Sef'
ncr, pnpiermeiler, Wdbmalbinen 5aoen obihneioer,
Srennmeiier &C. Sas Snitrumsnt bat Die Gr6Be eincs
aepObnIi6en B1eiitifts, lit lhfuer nit Nidel plat irt
rno iberoauert elm gebensalter. Naenten MAIDEN
fel. ben es sibt. Wiuiter 25 Cts. ee6s fir ii. Iaea.
ten auBereeu6hnlif bober Rabatt a%eSeben. Sbreibt
UNI elm babies Ouseno Wtulter gum Yertauf an .Gurem
Wobnnrte.
@~ stationery padete ,no Sed1s
S(Dc 9lopo Combinations fir .s3,uei
Gpaars. 8ribc II. Co..
4gB2Sma: 700 Nrpaomdt, ". u.
, 1877-04-05
300 YtQmos un0 OrQelm,

Ter klafe, perOsn su nieorissrsn 9rsilem farGaib ODER
Mbi1laSs.3ablunsen, ooer fir Wtietbe III Stabt uuo
Sano. lpabrsno eieier barten 3eiten uno Der Jeierta9e
ourt Sprace Baters II. Con, 461 8rpabwap,
wuroen. Msenten perlar9t UNI @ater's neue Scale
Ntanos unn 0oneert'crseln aa persaufen. STU.
itrirte @ataloge per 4oit %perlanot. CUTE Neoiu9un9en
fir ben 6anoel. Gin GROCER Disconto fir Hebrer,
Ueiitli&e, Rirden, &o9em. @dulem &C. 49D25no.
, 1877-04-05

Ok 6%ancp.&arten. 10 stple, nit Wamen, 10 g.,
~ %portoirei. s. V. bufeb, Naiau. 8eni. Co.,
u. y. G~4tp135ebl
, 1877-04-05

DenrD Wilfoll, i Ssia s si:n,, sas 81 s!T s q;
Setrauer, lelnet Terlult. Nsenten perianat. aDesen
9usrabl zines lerritoriums penoe man i{3 an Bic
Gnater Sitp Nub. &c.. pbila.. ga. 4gysoN
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12
TmEsNOVEmBER ELECTIONS.

Elections occurred on Tuesday in IL
states Of these, Massachusetts, Connec-
ticut, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Kansas and Nebraska went Republican.
New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Maryland, Virginia and Mississippi
went Democratic. The result, taking
everything into consideration is crafty
ing to the Republicans.
In Massachusetts, ex-governor CASTOR
ran against Gov. Rice who though
an excellent governor, has some enemies
on account Of his various vetoes, and
his opposition to the prohibition tenn
perance law, and was handsomely beat
en-. The Democrats expected to carry
this State.
Connecticut goes Republican and re.
verses the Democratic marjority of 1876
New York chooses some Democratic
State officers, but the legislature is Re-
publican, and will elect a Republican
SenatOr,-probably Senator COnkling
Wisconsin which is close State came
in with large Republican gains. Penn
sylvania which is naturally Republican
owing to family quarrels in that party
went over to the enemy with a few
thousand majority. On the whole ther,
is no great chance for Dragging on eithe
side.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12
THE PRESIDENT AND HIS
FRIENDS.

An effort has been made, and 1t has
been altogether too successful, to send
abroad an impression that the President
has been deserted by his party in Con-
gress, and that republicans are to look
elsewhere than to the White House for
leadership. The idea is a false one, of
course. There has been as yet only a
tendency to revolt. A few conspicuous
men have Ostentatiously announced, as
profound secret, that they are not in
harmony with the President, and that
they intend, when suitable opportuni-
ty presents itself, to assail and humil-
late him. They have created more
imposing appearance of republican hos
tility to the President than their num-
bers or their influence warrant. No
doubt they have been greatly aided in
their ambitious design of snatching the
leadership by the silence of those who
can be depended upon, whenever an
issue is raised, to come squarely and
firmly to the defence of the President.
Nothing has yet happened, in Congress
or out of it, to test the relative strength
of the Presidents friends and the NAL
contents. 1t is mere assumption to say
that the latter constitute a majority
even of the republicans in Congress,
and if it had been proved to be the case
the fact would make nothing right that
is wrong, or wrong that is right. 1t
would not affect the duty of the Presi-
dent, or of those who are resolved to
stand by him while he stands by his
principles. advertiser.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12

meets once in two years. this is equiva-
lent to giving Voorhees, the remainder
of Morton's term, which expires March
4, 1879. A more offensive appointment
could not have been made. Voorhees, is
a dangerous and inAammatory dema-
gogue. Egotistical to the highest de-
gree. he fancies that every man who
disagrees with him is a conspirator, a
a traitor, or a lunatic. During the
civil war he was copperhead of the
rankest sort, and he barely escaped the
martyrdom be sought, and which Val
landigham obtained. He has served
two or three terms in Congress, but has
never distinguished himself except by
his theatrical arrangements" of the
successive Republican Administrations
that have been in power during his
term of office. He talks about 'this
usurpation" now as he did when Lin
coin was President, and his batteries
are directed against what he considers
the tyranny of the United States Gov
eminent. He is noisier than Eaton, of
Connecticut, and Is almost as ridiculous.
His appointment is precisely what might
have been expected from "Blue Jeans
Williams.-N. Y. Times.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12

just risen when from an upper gallery
came the cry of Fire The theatre was
densely packed, and as the vast audience
caught the cry and realized its fearful
significance rush was made for doors
and windows. At this juncture the ap-
pearance of the manager upon the stage.
who denounced the attempt to create a
panic as the act of some INSCRIPTIONS
person desiring to injure the theatre in
the interest of rival house, and an Of
fer of $50 for his arrest. efectually put
a stop to the panic, the audience resum-
ing their seats and the play continuing.
Beyond the dilapidation of some hats
and bonnets and the loss of some jewel
ry, this dangerous tumult did no dam
age, but for few moments the excite
ment among the crowded thousands was
of an intensity not soon to be forgotten.
The yearning sympathy for suffering
which prompted our noble American wo-
men to their many good works during
our own war, has not died out during
ten years and more of peace. An asso-
citation of ladies of this city has been
formed, under the name of the Society
of the Crescent and Cross, for the pur-
pose of aiding in the relief of the wound
ed soldiers of both the Turkish and Rus
sian armies, now in conflict in the East.
Another association has also been
formed, under the title of 1.-THE Society
of the Red Cross" but with more re.
stricted object, its intended benefciaries
being the wounded within the Russian
lines exclusively.
The wives of the most prominent mer
in New York are at the head of the for
mer of these organizations and their ben
evolent work is being vigorously pushed
RADIx.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12
THE EASTERN WAR.

The successes for some weeks have
been almost entirely with the Russians,
and from present appearances they are
on the eve Of still more signal victories.
The complete defeat and route Of the
main Turkish arm near Kars; the in
vestment and bombardment of that city,
and the fall Of Ezeroum makes the stu
alton Of affairs in Asia extremely criti-
cal for the Turks. The city of Ezeroum
is one Of the most important strategical
points in Armenia and has been consid-
cred the key to Constantinople from the
east. On the European side, affairs are
still more dangerous to the Ottoman
cause. Their largest armies are mostly
shut up in their fortified cities and in
Plevna, with immense Russian force
closely investing them. The fall Of
Plevna seems inevitable. and it is gener-
ally believed that it cannot hold out
much longer. With its fall the Turks
will lose nearly 100000 men and large
amount Of war material. The other
fortified towns will hold out longer but
their fate is only question Of time.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12

to ultimately react upon his country's
enemies. He has left the impress of his
great mind upon many of our most val
ued institutions, and now that his party
can no longer benefit by their testimo-
MES, his more generous opponents have
to pay their tribute to his incorruptible
honesty and his worth as citizen. The
adjournment usual under similar cir
cumstances was voted by both Houses
and by an executive order the Depart
ments are all closed to-day, while Com
mittees from both House and Senate and
several Cabinet officers are in attendance
at his funeral in indianapolis.
The appointment of Mr. Welsh as
Minister to England, while provoking
little visible opposition, aroused no spe-
cial mark of commentator. If it was
intended as peace offering to Pennsyl-
vania Republicans, it has failed to &C
complish its purpose except to very
limited extent, judging from indications
here. Under an exterior of careless in.
difference or confidence assumed for the
occasion, there is counter current Of
indescribable anxiety over tomorrow
elections in political circles: and W,
seem justified in supposing that it nc
where runs deeper than at the White
House. UNDINE.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12
CONGRESS-.

Congress, out Of season, seems to be
an unmitigated evil. While the affairs
Of the country were going along smooth
ly, and the great question Of Resumption
was rapidly being solved without the
aid of any further legislation, all was
we'll; but an extra session Of congress
being necessary for a specific purpose,
that body got together a few weeks
since, and all the commotion that can
be caused by the legislative arm Of the
government has been produced. One
house has attempted to repeal the Re-
sumption Act, and has dishonored it.
self and disgraced the nation by trying
to make a silver dollar, worth about 90
cents. legal tender dollar for all sums.
The revenue laws which have been
revised and perfected for the last ff-
teen years, until they just meet the
nations expenses, with a sufficient sur.
plus to pay few millions annually on
the national debt, are to be overhauled
and radically changed by the House
and certain other attempted Legislation
is on the stocks which will tend to dis
turb the peace and prosperity of tn,
country. Let US have peace. The bill
already introduced into both houses ar
more than 1900. and this is only al
extra session. What for mercy's SAX
will be the deluge which shall appear a
the regular sessions beginning in Decem
Der? 1t isn't congressional doctorin
that the country needs now, SO much a
rest. Let the patient alone for will
and be will be all right again.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12

PERsoNAL.-The Washington Star
thus speaks of our Gov. Hendee, who
heads the list of Republicans on the
District Of Columbia committee: "He
has already served with it one term,
and no member Of the old committee
gave the interests of the District more
conscientious attention. He made only
one mistake during his last years SER
vice, and that was to investigate the
Star, to endeavor to find out how it
succeeded in distancing its competitors
in the news line in obtaining an advance
copy of the committees report on what
was known as the Buckner investigation.
Gov Hendee is serving his third term
in Congress. He has filed the honora-
able position Of governor of the educated
commonwealth Of Vermont. He is an able
lawyer, an exemplary gentleman. and a
thoroughly Just man"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
Special Correspondence.

New YORK, Nov. 5, 1877.
The dramatic and unexpected return
of A. Oakley Hall this week is fairly of
a piece with the whole course of our err
ratio ex-mayor, ex-actor, lawyer and
politician. When we supposed he was
busy writing briefs or spicy newspaper
paragraphs in his cosy Office over in the
Tribune Building he suddenly drove be-
meath the surface of society and reap
peared under changed aspect and al
tered name in London. Then while we
were considering him fixture in the
English metropolis he again suddenly
disappeared only to turn up of sudden
so said Dame Rumor-at the scat of
the Russo Turkish war. And now, just
as his memory begins to fade from our
minds, up jumps our versatile harlequin,
apparently from the depths of the At
lantic, with a third "Here we are again p
Queer proceedings these are beyond a
doubt but his behavior concerning them
is even more odd. When he first left it
was without clue or warning; when he
was in London, he would say nothing
even to his best friends, and denied his
own identity to escape their attention ;
and now he says he is as much at loss
as any one else to account for the whole
affair. The reason he gives for his re-
turn at this time, is the accusations Of
completely in the Ring frauds which
Tweed has just renewed against him. II
will be remembered that among the nu
merous theories advanced at the time Of
his disappearance, the one most general
ly credited was, that he fed from thi,
very exposure. Mr.. Hall, however, de
MES positively that there is any trutl
in the charges and processes readiness t.
stand second trial. 1t will also be re
membered that he was tried at the tim
of the first Ring suits and acquitted
Time will probably explain all thes
mysteries.
We have come at last to an oasis i
the desert of life insurance disaste
, which the country has been travelin
with varying hardships for more than
year. The New York Life has just bee
, emerged from rigid and searching ez
animation, the result of which is Sc
e forth in brief official report in whic
the examiners declare that they find j
, its condition and management nothin
1 to criticize and nothing to conceal /; th'
!. measuring its assets by the unfairly S
n we're standard of present value, mark
: it has net surplus of over S6,000,00t
e and, most wonderful of all, that ever
q item of its last annual report made
q the Department is exactly true in ever
N Item. VI all the many investigator
q made since these unfortunate troubl
II began, no other has resulted in so hea
\, ty and absolute an endorsement of t
10 company scrutinized, as this.
a. What but for the cool-headedness
le the manager might have become dea
ly disaster, attended with serious cons
quences and loss ofllife. occurred at \
p bios Garden on the evening of the 27t
ed duringithe performance of the last +;
n, in the play of The Jibbernainosay.
re Nick of the Woods" The curtain b
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12

The conviction that something must
be done to arrest the vast amount of
crime and evil of every kind caused by
the sale of intoxicating drinks, is spread
ing and yelling like tide. 1t is not
confined to any section of country, but
is manifested itself in all directions,
North and South, East and West. The
New Orleans Times says: People will
begin to think that we of Louisiana are
getting Puritanical if this sort of thing
goes on much longer. Parish after par
ish is falling in line with the prohibition
banner
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12
Under recent order Of the POstmas-

Under a recent order Of the Postmas-
ter General, no person will hereafter be
allowed to ride in a mail car without a
pass from the general superintendent Of
the postal service. This order shuts out
all railroad employees, pOstmasters. post
officials. and in fact everybody except
postal clerks on the line of the road on
which the car runs. In case person
rides in the car with pass, the clerks
in charge of the car are obliged to report
the fact to the Government.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12

BEST Book FOR EVERY BoDY.-The
new illustrated edition of Webster's
Dictionary, containing three thousand
engravings, is the best book for every
body that the press has produced in the
present century, and should be regarded
as indispensable to the wcll-regulated
home. reading-room. library and place
of Golden Era.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12

Gov. Williams, of Indiana, has APP
pointed ID. w. Voorhees, to be United
States Senator in place of Mr.. Morton,
deceased. As the Indiana Legislature
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12

Gold averaged about 2 "a during
last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12
WHAT WE PROPOSE TO DO

Best Soda, quality T1aisins,
I-s2c 10; Id. less
i'm price than formerly; a
ma elSeNvher for 80 To-.
cake; Tobacco. Spices,
discount
hav he m OF (rOc in
r,ric Goods
of
Full Uoh 0c cents
4
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