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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27

And lightnings dye the lurid skies
When angry whirlwinds rave.
Yet angels hover near,
Though mighty breakers roll,
Her storm toss'd sinking bark to steer
Unto the heavenly God.
In Greensboro. August Is, Mrs. Cynthia Badger aged
SO years.
Weep not, she has found the joys of heaven,
She is one Of the angel band;
Weep not. to her head crown Is given
And harp placed within her hand.
Weep not, she has lived many years
Only for short time bids you adieu-
Now beyond this vale Of tears
She is waiting to welcome you.
Then, do not let those tears roll down,
Why are your hearts sadly riven?
She is again in the Saviour's crown,
That Mother rests safely in heaven
In Greensboro. July %. Patience Nelson, wife Of
John Barr, aged Al years.
The busy hands are folded now
Across the peaceful breast
There is a calm upon the brow
That tells of heavenly rest
The heart that swelled so warm in love
Is mouldering now in DUST
The spirit dwells in realms above
In rapture with the just.
Around the iresde once so bright
There is perpetual gloom,
The joy, the comfort and the light
Are hidden in the tomb
While friends bow low meath sorrows cross
And bear affctions pain,
They know that their Overwhelming loss
Is her eternal gain.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27

There was recently quarried without
the use of powder at the Barre granite
quarries, block weighing about six
hundred and eighteen tons-being for
ty feet long, seventeen feet high and ten
feet thick. This immense stone is said
to be perfect in every respect, and is be-
lieved to be the largest block of granite
ever quarrled in the State.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27

Nervous Debility.-Vitnl weakness or de-
preston: a weak exhausted feeling, energy or
courage the result of mental overwork indscretons
excuses, or drain upon the SYSTEM is always
cured by Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No. 20.
1t mp and inriso=ates tho system, dspels the
gloom and dependency, imparts strength energy
stops the drain and rejuvenates the entire Been
used twenty years with perfect by thousands
Sold by dealers. Price. $lOO per single VIAL $500
per package of FIVE walls and $500 vial Of powder.
Sent by mail receipt of price. Address, Humphreys
Homeopathic Medicine Company. 100 Fulton St. N. Y.
Sold in Barton by E. Y. Dutton and L. D. Wilson.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27
ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

tl further notice. Probate Courts viii DO held at
o'clock in the forenoon on the following days. to
Al Newport at T. CIRCUITS office on the 9th day
bril-. A. d. 1877. and thereafter on tho Friday next
pding the last Saturday Of each month, and the
,lay next following said Friday.
Iraahurgh on the FIRST Tuesday OF each month,
he Wednesday next following said Tuesday.
LII. THOMPSON, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27
New Cure for Disease-Read this, IL may


New Cure for Disease-Read this, IL may
Save Your Life.
Persons afflicted with any Long-standing Disease
should try the and wonderfully successful treat
ment OF the ALBION MEDIoAN INSTITUTION Of Sara
toga Springs N. Y. No fees are charged until cure
is effected and any person who is unable to visit the
Institution procure prescription for trial. free Of
charge. by forwarding statement Of the case. All
manner of Longstandng Diseases cured no matter
if other Physicians have failed such Liver and Kid
ney Complaints Dyspepsia Spinal Weakness, and Fe-
male Diseases of the worst FORM Scrofuous Eruptions
etc.. Nervous Debility Vital Weakness Depression
weak, exhausted and gloomy feeling no energy or
couragethe result OF mental overwork, excuses or
indiscretions. etc; always cured
Address, with stamp for reply,
DR.. o. @. GAGE CO.,
ALBION MEDICAL INSTITUTION,
Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27
MARRIED..

In Derby, August Q. by T. Holt, ESQ.,, assisted by
Rev. A. B. Blake, Austin Wilder to Malona Ward both
Of Eaton, P. @.
In Newport. August 16. by Rev. E. P. Wild. Newman
T. Moulton of Troy to Elsie L. Peabody of Newport.
In Albany, August 4, by Rev. Albert Watson. Ma
thanel L. Smith Of Haverhill. N. H. to Miss Jennie
E. Rich Of Albany.
In Newport, August Is, by Rev. R. v. Hall, Wilbur
p. Holbrook of Newport to Miss Adah F. Gray Of
Bloomington.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27
gsaaimg gntiees.

A good domestic Sulphur bath can be instantly
prepared by taking cake Of GLENE's SULPHUR Soar
into the bath tub. Such expedient WILL to use a
slang phrase 'knock the spots off, any victim of Gu
taneous blemishes. Sold by all Druggists rs cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27
cans County @unitOr.
g. p, r, r, TIME TABLE,

TlHIonKef IflInH L0lVe
fORT--SouLi--6.5O q m; $50 m; 1883 m !;
ef0 p m. North-7;l5 m; 9.s5 p m.
'NTRY-Sou1h-7:o3 a m; o:54 p m. North
zoe p m.
ION LANDING-S0uth-7:l5 a m; 1907 m.
North-3:l3 m; l:23 p m; Gao p m.
.DN-South-T;sl a m; oO3 a m; EOS p m; ;
1O2f m. NOrth-2:5o m; 400 pm; 6:33 p
IN; 0;07 p m.
I BARToN-Sosgt-7;4i m; 1896 pm. North
-2t5 a m; $50 p m.
BURKE-lSouta-s;ol m; 1l;ol p m. North
e.94 m; $40 p m; 5;57 pm.
pONV1LLE-South-s;s7a m; $50 m; 2:45 p
m; 1899 p m. North-2o5 a m; 9.23 p m (;
NAH D M a.2l m.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27
Local News.
SOUTH ALBANY.

DUU IT hLDdW II
Lewis Smead has built a large shed
tween his house and barn.
Hay crop a little light. grain good,
Eatoes somewhat affected with the rot.
'rhe ladies Aid Society have raised
|ney and bought blinds for the W. NJ.
nrch, painted and paid for them. Cost
ut $50.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27

HAoKMETAoK. a rich and fragrant per-
fume. Sold in Barton by E. f. Dutton
and L. D. Wilson elsewhere by dealers
generally.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27
1t Has stood the Test.

If you doubt the wonderful success of
Shiloh's Consumption Cure, give it trial;
then If you are not perfectly satisfied,
return the bottle and we will refund the
price paid. 1t has established the fact
that consumption can be cured, while for
coughs, hoarseness, asthma, whooping
cough, and all lung and throat troubles,
there is nothing like it for quick and
positive cure, and it seldom fails. 10
cents, SO cents, and ST per bottle. If
your lungs are sore, or chest or back lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster; price, %
cents. Sold by Z. F. Dutton and by l..
D. Wilson.
DIR. Shiloh's System Vitalizer is no
doubt the most successful cure for dys-
pepsia and liver complaint we have ever
known, otherwise we could not guarantee
it. In cases of consumption, where gen.
eral debility, loss of appetite and consti-
patton exist, it will restore and regulate
the system, while Shiloh's Cure allays
the Inflammation and heals the lungs.
Price, rs cents. Sold by E. F. Dutton,
and L. d. Wilson.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27
BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY
It HI Il MOT 1T o r..
BY
A. D. H | B B A r d s,
Jobbng and Commission Dealerin
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD, EGGS,
REANS DRIED APPLE 30

A. D. H B B A r D,
Jobbng and Commission Dealerin
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD, EGGS,
BEANS. DRIED APPLE, &c.
81 JOHN STREET. BOSTON. MASS.
VERMONT BUTTER.
Choice Tubs, per pound, 22 29
Fair to good. Is 81
Common, a. IL l6
VERMONT CHEESE.
Factory, per pound, 10 IL
Farm Dairy. good. :. a 0
FLOUR.
St. Louis and Illinois. per barrel, 70o 500
Ohio and Michigan, $50 100
Common Extra, 900 $50
Snperfne, " 800 $50
Tierces. perpOund 10 II II
EGGS.
Fresh. per dozen. le a II
BEANS.
Marrow hand picked, per bushel. 500 1928
Pea, hand picked 800 3.S7
Medium, 275 2.S5
Mixed. 1.50 200
DRIED APPLE.
Maine sliced choice, per pound, a s
Maine and N. H.. quart'd, choice - 6
Maine, quartered, common,
Western. a. 6 a
POULTRY.
Turkeys, fresh killed, per pound, IL q Is
Turkeys, common, :" Il 10
Chickens, fresh, "a 20 "a
Common Is II
Fowls, 80 IL 10
PORK.
Clear Ex., per barrel, 1750 Is so
Mess, - 1900 a 1850
Fresh Hogs, per pound. Ia 8
Hams. Smoked - 10 III
sUNDRIEs.
Pressed Hav. perton, 1900 1000
Hops per pound, 10 IA IL
Potato Starch. a. 5a
Oats, per bushel, so Sc
Corn, :" So a 81
Potatoes, jackson. perbushel. 90 90
Maple Sugar, tubs, per pound, 8a
Maple Sugar. cakes, ga 1C
REnARKs.-The butter market is again dull and
prices Off shade all but the best grades which
are in fair demand at unchanged rates. Cheese is
steady. Eggs are In rather better demand. Beans
quiet. Flour has been declining but is frmer al
the close. Pork lard and hams quiet and shade
easier. Corn and oats quiet and lower. Potatoes
| are plenty. but little frmer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27
WESTMORE.

A large number of "rides" and visit
ors from neighboring towns are now
visiting the Lake. Mine host Orne is
keeping an excellent house at the old
Cheney stand, and those who visit him
this wear will call IN him hara oftan-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27

house every Sunday.
The Chamberlins are unable to eff
feet compromise with their creditors
and will be compelled to go through
bankruptcy.
J. J. Bailey and Frank Green had a
lawsuit which commenced at 2 o'clock
on Wednesday and continued all night.
1t took the lawyers seven hours to make
their arguments. Verdict for defend
ant.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27
s. S. BLANCHARD

Has Hams Lard Nice Salt Pork, all backs, for sale
at Is cents pound. Also, Old Soap at IL l-s cents
per gallon.
Glover, VT, April o. 1877.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27

N8-All notices of deaths inserted free; obtual
notices and poetry foe cents per line.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27

Barton, Vt, Aug. q, 1877.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-27
BARTON.

Are you getting ready for the Fair?
A large amount of grain has been
vested within the last few days.
, 1877-04-07
MICHIGAN ITEMS,


NILES. Mich, April U,-Inte.est IN tho Reform,
Club !ncrcasrs With c~l, day. Thu reading
room has bccotnu popular resort md Il always
dlIed. A roustng meeting was held last evening,
at which Theodore q. Dcarus, ons of ths leall.
ing attorneys Of TITS city, WIS unanimously
elcctcl frcsslent of the Club amid much Gu.
thusiasn.. q. y, Ilirka WIS cho1cn Vtcs-Pres!.
dent; L. @. DeuIsop, Secretary; AL. Clelan,l,
Ttva&urer. Tho society now numbers over SUI,
Z. Murray, propnotur OF tho wagon.works of
this city, hss been quite active for some tImo
paat attempting to oFgaulzu u Meclanivs' Club,
ard has succeeded. Tho pledge L. strong onr.
and only workiugnlan orc admitted to uleiabee.
shlp. The officers elected ART as follows:
plrsllent, E. Murray; Treasurer, Juhu U,cu-
vile; Secretary. Cliarlra e., CollIns,. The Gun
Muw numbers nearly t0l
At BeFften SnrtnEs, this county, tho Red Rib
bon CLUB Gus Nv thetnlery+ "A hall has bren
leasea and furnished for 4. Iealtn.-suom. W,
Il. slatstom, ltcgtstcr u Dccds ol 9his county.
Il President.
Ihc Doarl u Can7assess OF thl. city met Inst
crcnlng ami declared tl,c following city officers
elected: Mayor, Royal T. Twoinbly; Tscasur-
er, William Gsaves; 9secoEdsr, J. II. Rt,hafl-
son; School Inspector, y. II. S!mly; Justice,
Henry Hirz; SuperYisors-First aud Fourth
Wa1ls, jaIncs A. lambert; Second and Third
Wards, ". Day1sun; Ahtcsrnch-fIrst Ward,
J. e. Brown; Second War1, J. A. Peck; TLIrd
Ward, ]. y. CuxhTanr, Fourth Ward, {. Eilux.
Tho lew Council viii o1gaui<a ueIt Monday
ryGuinx.
, 1877-04-07

Title OF tho act IN question, differing from u In
etal particulars. Even II 1t were sir act referred
10, It |. M, pretended thai tho ACT Of March, -,
isa,n. embraccs the Town of scath OTTAWA IN lhc.
County os Kendall, whose honds arc the .uhirci n
tic PRESENT suits. As to tta being nr1ed that the
:. t.fsnte p .as 81 Of iS7 '.'Heh ~ 'eeo:n,tnnf
nnrpo.r Of the a1t II 1B, ant t..c mort that
c @ J. INT r ~ n, At e TX .c
regularly pas.ch. Following out thu rcs'pnn3 ot
the dtfen!aht-, The legislature might In e.tfap.
whcu Il hnh Intention. or even suspicion, that
.Tae ra,as ob..rva.ons, .ey. tho t'ou.t srp!y 10
which ta,ses for granted. nnmsstnksGy ~ we hnvo
,ce',, that the act was duly pt<scd snd does Moth
&C. eep,s ns ~ sysnt ,s.
I: f. 5 -,
sisFs q: M q eher # IL Tts + sstr.l r 4:
~ :,?s, % ax .s!. 81 y .tea.!:a 81 hsrS!s
si'n,r! TINT ts.~c aw' ssye fstr.tr:itn tat!tJ +,
u Is 70 uK OBSERVED .
f' .:sx Il IL
S.is IL @ i; T. ~ tsf y ~ ss;;t 4
e. r: s,r c. = s s ,a H. ,,s r;s, 1s
III ,,s., srs,s, ~ s,,s
M 1a:sctsI proceeding. II .a!a si.se s'sslt
ns,z! Is s1.h.ntfset.d y e, r. i 70 tsse elect II
tle tax. T;c aut,mnt thna Provided NJ Va,
lsnisd r. eSrnrr only nf t',c u tn.,, Mt.
s1sf' 81, ,.'a tas wei thsE BIRD Il ths sas: to
d"csnh t4st werM thus authenticated. saeY shall h
.!rh t.s:h ?na credit tGa them i9 cycr court withn
smr.s q ,hs s.ats ftn sAense try w,rs .sss.. I
leaving tlr,n whrn rraven inverted with thr
fa1r (orss anil eject tAnl btGri which thrr haru
hria Il ant State. u = hon, . Know 's iaHs Of such
state II wct& hs The d0rrs!c rsnFta arc.
The ladstIrntl IT Tie Grrut fynr Ia the two cssc
u4er coa.!Irss:ion, art rercrsedau the records
n1ahHri with d!rceitons to award rtntrs |ucfas 4.
nut6.
Mr.. c1lef.Juttice Waite de!IrcrcI dissenting opn
Cured.
, 1877-04-07

Ing pf Mcssrs isaEe mud Morgan, iookc, alter
matters, hut sincc tAu transfer witness Hal fc'
ported directly tn the Hoard.
In reply TO t;elt. lllwett, tho wlanesa sall That
le Thought x receipts stnt c he ttuk hold III thr
uicc hail iccb nhnut SltW,fhA). This vas mere
ly M cstIn,atct AMI he would brtnH lsfA nolH to
show tho exact nu,o,tnt- W. l.. Urecnlcaf Was
the Collector Of tho b9ArI.
Nv Co'. Thonpsost-Nitneta iia! put IN tic
bulk OF his tma during the year fl lis osc.
working in the evening In many raseF. Where
the transactions Ycrc Iargc. a re'iuc-
tIon OIL tLe tharga wAs ma'1s, In eases
c,,eci'etl t'ieru was precisely Tie lanlu
amount OF work necessary ~ where lnrgn In
forests we're involved. Ile had NO consultation.
with tho Commissioners a. Il, the manner In
whicl, he should rli hin ntltt, excerpt that they
directed bin 10 afford MI tosst('lc tnforntat0n tn
the taxpayers. lilo WA Instructed to charge
such 4utns "a would pay expenses. Neither
Mr. Morgan nor arr other Ct,n,nltssion.v lad
anything to do with tile purrI,asc or sale
OF ecrttilcates. AMI hul! never derived anY
benefit thcreiron,. Tho extent .nf Alr.
Cprnells rr1lI nptuus was pIns,uh1y about
si,NN whiel, inctu.!cl botl, tts taeo Of the eer
tlAcntcs and tG interest. This WIS property ist
the Village Of Carnct, which Paul Corilcl ha'a
soil mud Wfs1c to lvt c1rar title to. The rul1,~
" retur1s wuf;tt verify witnesaf bUuks as fur rs
tho rr1rinntlutis WerG culecrtlCd. ~
TN nuttOn Df ntr. Hoydr1rl,, tie further ex-
animation u the witness went oset until after
tho reltss.
, 1877-04-07
LOCAL, CRIMINAL ITEMS,

E, A. u. Payne, Of noom l No. 1e4 LnSalie
street, had a valuable OvSrcuat stutrn from him
last evening while lu tho Palmer uous billiard.
ruom.
Thumas llennesscy.a a dock hood1um, Ia locked
up 1t tho Chicago Avenue Station charged with
tapping the TIL Of Patrick Lxnch's saloon, No. u
Nush Bttect, to the extent Of 81.
l.aphse! rhilllpo.u. Mllwaukcs avenue cloth
Ing: dealer. was before Commissioner !luynu yes.
fraud Ill eteaitors ffcid to Sali il Is, 0o5..
l.outa Palmer, messenger In the employ nf tho
american District Telegraph Company. yesterday
sttcrnoon. while IN An GRAND, saw D man steal d
hin down. and held him uHt(l m oaiccr cams anil
look him 10 llarslson Street Station.
The residence ot ". II. nown!uc. 10 niycr.Ilc.
family wtro ahssn. ard about 5000 wursh Of cluth-
lug aud lewelry wcEe carried OF for plauder. A
I bsn ~o +. ss9s t.
eily with .wu bundles II III. po.ss..,uu.
john P..sest. eolorcd 10 loekra up Ip the West
Aadisou street Station. shs following property.
In biz possession: One heasy single hasnsss whIls
metAl plated; oas doabla hatnes*. heavy and
somewhat wotn; tbtsu helJ.stall.: land: and ore car
aNaitIn. an owner.
Edward 6haustuessy and Hugh Mcculloeh, two
Bridgeport butchers. boarding a. NJ, 1dtl Hal.
aaut .sa aosau Jans ~sh IT, fotner W.
badly beatsn sl'out TIM head and sides. The In
iugra lnan nt uacc caIne down town and procured
since that ilms has been lying At lhr Arn,uEy In
Yesy weak Though rot dangerous cundiliun. Up
10 i tate hour Necu1ioch had not becn arrested.
Justice sup'mesha,t Yesterday held the follow.
from, lhuu1as leahy. $500 10 tho Criminal Cuu1t; !;
sarah Jones. tna.ats, .!1ty >aay.; I; Mccarthy,
Court; Jamcs barry. larceny Of May K4ward.'
lsxeiry, u. 500 70 thu. criminal Court; Andrew
, 1877-04-07

Mctean. r.ntr boot nnsi r!rc dealers. There
w"r" drht1 I" The atnunt pfs:s*', 0N proved, ant!
expected TINT IL Ut n percent will IT, pnd.
An A.-iyntc viii h. s!rctrs ~ The c<sote Of
dhmca H. fINhbarsf Al ~ nclotk th" morning.
sErEnfDt: LOEE7 Is ERtEf.
Ro'rrt Merrill for the n.e nf Ehar:cA u. Merrill,
6csan @ ~, f"r 8, 90, asain1t !! & Walker;
sncn tctinan., let htii arain:t +. + '!n1yau, !.
u. eetlhntE, :. i. t'ftl,es tescs kcct!n., A.
e :; VIC: c.ap.s; y Of T'ks. IT. yk 'eG %:tseg T. e.
Stanford. sad 1Shn Eaawcn. 10 rorrelo<c t~n mort.
Eaen. Tor g. fot ..ci III i.e. II suh. i.os in H.
Canal Trustees xaselis.i:n II Sec. !. 10, a.. ''
ciHGclT taoCRr.
lanes Il. l:ons a!ed petition sqaln.t psn1e, !.
is'i" i'5; 5s's, !?Es: Seto;s'sk "1':* %i':y
cotmlek, william Wheadley. ch.rlet l'unnihy,
H. III. il On slb Lots to 10 inclusive of Los !,
;set r. ;s:t 10 r. fsss + i''osH Il Eils ws's Or
cNCSTT coCHf.
n the estate ri Fliram Langley grant q ad-
m,l.s,a'Inn aah! ; VIZ made to Hermann u. Smith,
r. q. :.ta,: q Thomas 1soonan iet.crs Of ID;
mn1t,ntloa M DC honta non we're granted under bond
Il The e's,tc nj F. T., Fhesnsn letter, OF sd-
.,tan n.. ~ 10 ~, we;G srnned to liass'c NJ sherms'
TnH CALI. MONDAY.
sss; IS d; Il d, = i; Il. 4 e. ;s:
4 H II sis sa .fs fs.s !a 4
f.S:ts ,r r ;'W! csSn i. g g. TT s.,,, on ,r,,
=: H.: "a III .,s II 'sss ID,
o, e.s II .ss s i. ss"s' g M
cl..Yc.. 30 la.. IN trtsl.
, 1877-04-07

mt. IN the T. Z. l.. A. Tho meeting then ad-
tuurncd sine die.
Heretofore the preliminary contest. b,vc proven
failure. Th1.c who have been honnFesi in tho
chotce 1t thr students have failed 10 rueet the re-
1u1sementA and the prolnnarcs bnre bctn
complete failure. theoretically these contests
would lie the most satisfactory. anil 1t II to &e
hnrcd that the coming ones may become no p.ae.
tirhlIy.
lh: concert which Il to be given this evening BY
thc MenacIranan ttutntetse club promises tn Be q
verr cnteriAintng and fashionable affair. 4 large
number of scat. hare s1seady been sccured.
William Knox. nf tht Harvard iAdtpen.ienf, bas
been In town visiting ntd ncqunEnsances.
The fsrv. nr. Tiffany preached tn very large
congregation Ttnr~iaY evening. Thn ecsr.un Was
interest was manifested. The Doctor leaves for
New York soon.
, 1877-04-07
ADJUSTMENTS.


MUSICAL NOTES.
The second Of tho Mcndessuhn Qnlutettc
Clubs conecnA will be givrn, this afternoon at
Hershey Hall. With the following programmed:
!. 1rrrtnrc-.' william Tclt"...... .1!pss.nl
'''''" iii: Hill r. I1Ii:. ''''
,. hungarian Fantatle fhr Flutc.. .DoppleE
. EhfIrd HtfH8f.
D. iEoa,an.a and so'do for .ttyaa
IH.'nas Ry1A.
:" BALLAD" randi sts. !: l!ss f;s i; z,si;
T. Introduction and ilonio titojo+o tfos sto-..
i: Iii;a. "1s"
t. s''0 'of Double ,ls""sa:i ;i,s no''e''a'
o. ballet Music to ''l;obert Ie lals .Mesbeer
The sixth reunion Of the Beethoven Society Will
he held this evening at lIerthry lIAll. Thn
instrumental HnnlheF4 will bH the Nsn1etssUhn
sonata In II iat major tor piano and cc1lo by
Me.srS, Wolfaohn and Eichhefr,; The ltcethoven
trio tn d nlajnr. np. 20. for p1n0. vtolint anil
ceiip. by Mesars. W0!ts0hn. LtwEt, and EichhtfW:
aha tue Mcnacletohn Cnptcc!o tsFsltantc in y nina!
~ Mtss Fanny IIlumenfs1a. Mrs; Frank Hall will
two songs from SChumann'a - Womnu's Life and
Love-; Dir. Frunk Powers. ..Js., two OF Alrn-
te!ssohn's son.a: anti Miss Wart and Mrs. Hall,
Sehunant4a \ duet, -tThe ttoacbuu." ="
Tho sixth Vi Mr. Eddy's osEan fcr1tats will b.
given this mon at Hershey iiall. Mr.. Eddy will
play the BhcI, Prelude and Fugue tn E minor;
Atcallelt's ''Ass Mar1a," arranged hy La1t:
1'uck's ''i'nndn rapr!cl'': Merkel's Sonata In 9
minor. No :; arhan,ann's Cannn!c Stndlcs In i
CONCERT" NJ. Iill VIII slni .hs aria 20 Go God
Hcautifu,.'. song from Cuwens new opera OF
tstauin1. "
, 1877-04-07

Al! ncrToas. exhhustinc, and painful diseases
speedy Yield 10 the cnrattyc influences If Fulstr.
Macl.etS Electric Belts and pandt. They ara
tnie, simple. ana effective, and ran he easily ap-
piled BY thr patient himself book with full mar.
ticn1at+, tuai.ttt free Address Pulvertnacter CAL
yAn!C Co. Cincinnati. o.
, 1877-04-07
THE MAIDSTONE.


al s$n.t I&f~ .fStA
,ta"a. ',~ n o.,s1.v s.n. r., Vas nns
0corye l,au,n In 'front.' 4 wide trough. constantly
nIred with fresh water from the hyIran,, .tonjs
r.na chcor f,- H., bc,.c. ,n,, ratt1. a-l,.n f,o,
koou snes1 Ut tuo np.sr, a"u eas'o uIlsen 'som
wv tpouH5 uihulcI" ~ INV N"loh otocN' iA1As'
within! another description OF good cheer ID fus'
numoc.s 10 t,at cjassic arctton Of the civ. Guat
/. On lilo wInduw. paucs, and eawduzt il on tha
ogt 50 a nsh.lins 6ess .ast!9s1 aaaa
tccNnc satisfied. In truth, the whole interior IN
perfect. Tic modest bur makes NJ snowy pre-
proportions d. tho counter. which il surnonnted
wi.h appronrlats tsxts in sI s'sstnsn. or eon1se
s ss'S ahc. Il III S6" s s S %, H. xi,s
: shaly and obsoigtu pigeon. hoiu lnbe, complete
tic simple furniture. 10 this category should bs
s f.; Ss ssf sssss s .s:s5 :.,re
Tak Tr;nS;S t;s iseesser' who atoppedt in uSoa him
which we're restas @ On tha eoanier. Il ieast see:
Moiasntary ioss of eontrSl over he mu.elcs. ~his
sutHrlte being occasioned BY remark on the paE.
say, Vic Ia IL. 'te tet r. you paw s'A "a'
1he reporter explained that the curiosity to learn
wo had o h tnSs hsd so.t nany
ittclf gradually about Hetr paum'a adIpose lace.
'lt Ts, ~ M liz liz hat ,oa mad ,tone WIT roa
want m!rt, eh: Oh, you want 10 aee him. sol 1
pfng him, yas'' -.
III vanished through tte rear wall Of tho en1oon,
and soon returned with an e1pbcsapt chnck1p III
-, ''''4' sAN - Il nI4eK STONE.
inches long, bali an Inch vide and quarter Of ~
inch thick.
III bring hin rot, die ole county"
.,i;nt h9'y did yon st possession Of the ssonor'
AfntrIt, aiy1rA thar Atk{ IN
"Eonr.een oicr aitern years, guess."
"Whsto did he gst IT,. 1t:'. A.
Ole ann Yaa ,aka ae.o hsp sea
much son,edlncs,' und der oto mann, be lakes
him; .Ya. Of COURSE eoufe.,',,w
..Where wore 1ou 1lyinR shcnf
.iiaya you cured any eases ii ayiioplobIa with
1T, 'st.,u.n,.r
..Whot'..
"yell, ere vas shskc stellwsRsn; Ils liye1 Al. n
County, ind be vas bitten, and i euEod Shake
Inl dvto 50 : boy. tHtget hIs name hts brudef.
two fcilcrr il Mokena, namcd-uamol-l let nc acc.
dnsc va shack Hlesci.'s siis; Shack Itvcf at Icr
Sag. Uu'l-und dcre vas, ol. zwanzg more."
..Risl! "R!a I ss.s cure + r. ssef, ea'e''
Further Information was accorded BY Mr. Baum
to .ba uilset that, wl,Sa lilo stoas applied % .
sa s Va. S ssas ts .na x" a s
esS :aa st lsS 5ssa ssff% $40 i * s
Ii,
Ncadcrs Of Tns Tn1HuxE may remember tbs case
VI '"'N' ""'ss JOHN rsrEn.ox.
WHO was bitten last November by dog tanI who
tssS.tsi g a. ,s,ono fos fe!Ist rks aeg x1s
+ III mi, saI, namsG lenrrc ssms,sr ~S'. aI
from hydrupnuba @ was not nti thS svfs
, 1877-04-07

WAuKxuAa, ILL.,. April d.-Murray Smith,
wcl.to-lo farmer resldtuK short distance uortA
ut tAla city, wlosu aet!ons Of late daye excited
the atteutlon VI citizens, was to-day brought
before Judge Turncr aud Jury, who, upon cx-
animation, urslae4 Lin lusaAl,