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Address of the Vermont Centennial
Commission.
To Tie Peoph of Kermont =:

To the People Of Vermont.
FELLOW CITIZENS TT is doubtless
known to you that the legislature at its last
session passed an act incorporating the
Bennington battle monument association
and directed 1t to take measures to secure
at Bennington during the week of the 10th
Of August, 1877, an appropriate centennial
celebration of the battle OF Bennington, and
also the recognition of the year 1877 as the
Tooth year of the existence of the state as
an independent state. In pursuance of this
act the association has established the Yer
mont centennial commission to carry out
the special provisions of it's 9th section
The commission held it's first meeting at
Bennington on the 4th day of April last,
and elected as its president the Hon. Ed
ward j. Phelps of Burlington, who has ac-
cepted the position and is heartily enlisted
In the necessary duties of his high office.
For its Independents it selected fifteen
we'll known citizens, ten of whom have
been governors of the state, the name of
the venerable ex-Gov. Harland Hall stand
ing at the head of the list. 1t also chose a
secretary, treasurer and an executive
committee of Ave members.
1t will be observed that two distinct and
separate events are to be commemoratcd
during the week of the 10th of August
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and laity of New England at that day
regarded 1t as supernatural, having evil
IDENTIFY recovered from his own terror and
superstition on learning that the darkness
was confined to New England, attempts to
explain the gross darkness on phllosophi-
cal grounds which were almost as absurd as
was the superstition of those who saw in it
the fulfllment of the prophecy that the
sun and moon should be darkemed and the
stars withdraw their shining before the
great and terrible day of the Lord should
come.
We have an account Of a somewhat sim
liar "dark day" at an earlier period of New
England history. Sunday, October 81,
17l6, Stephen Jacques, of Newbury, re-
cords in his diary: "On the SABBATH day,
about eleven of the clock in sarman time
it grue 30 dark that one could not see
"pGrson from one end of the netting hous
to the other except it was against win
dow, nor could know another four seats
off, nor read word in psalm book. IL
continued nearly half an hour. Sum
ministers sent for candels, sum set still,
e till it Was lighter. Sum was ready 10
think tie world was at an end all
"seemed 70 be consarned. It was time
"when ye cir was very full of smoke. 1t
came dayiy down when it was a south
"west wind, The wind being now as re-
member it at est, which might bring ye
smoak back, Sc dark clouds pass over, as
it being cloudy weather. [ was an eie
"witness of this myself"
Old Stephen Jaques was wise in Lis day
and generation, and even wiser than The
good Bishop Bass, who fourished come
seventy years later. All around him, the
people were "consarned," and some were
ready to believe that the day of the Lord was
at hand and that He was visiting upon the
world judgment for tolerating that
cursed set of heretics, commonly called
"Quakers," but he ascribed the darkness
to a perfectly natural and obvious cause,
and was called "scoffer" and an "unbe-
lever" therefor. The good bishop sixty
four years later thought it would "argue
"too much confidence" to pretend to &C
count fully for the darkness in his day
but the explanation was the same in both
cases, the burning of the woods, and Eye
"air was very full of smoke" Since that
time, an examination of newspaper files
discloses, there have been many "dark
day" fully as dark as those recorded in
history, but with the pasSPhg away of SUI
perstition they have been deemed unworthy
of notice by the historians of the time.
With Jaques, we can say, to-day, that ''ye
"air is very full of smoke," and like him,
not feel much "consarned" about Its
betokening the end of all things earthly.
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Ths gntlana 9aily 0iubt
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1877.

The semi-annual whipping of petty
criminals, in Delaware, came off Saturday,
and has been made the occasion of much
comment, witty, sarcastic or severe. After
all that may be said about the whipping
post being a relic OF barbarism, we are not
sure that its introduction into Vermont for
the especial benefit of tramps, persons af-
fllcted with general cussedness-or as Gen
eral Jonas Clark would have said, guilty of
cussed tricks"-and other vagabonds
and petty criminals, would not prove sub
stantial advantage TO the several towns
as well as the state at large. 1t may be
barbarous, but it is about the only kind of
punishment that would strike terror to the
hearts Of this class of vsgabonds, and the
result would he to rid the community of a
very large class of ''pestiferous cusses."
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"YE AIR WAS VERY FULL OF SMOKE

If we can judge from the accounts of
the old chroniclers, the condition of the at
mosphere the present week is the same as
1t was ninety-seven years ago this very
week; but the different feelings with which
II is regarded show the advance that has
been made in general intelligence, and how,
within that period, superstition has given
away to reason. Then, as now, the air for
days wss thick and heavy (which made
the sun look uncommoDly red" This
continued many days, and until the morn
ing of May 10, 1880, when very black
clouds were seen to rise suddenly from the
west, which soon covered nearly the whole
Of New England with almost total darkness.
This alarming darkness" as Bishop Bass
termed it, began about eleven o'clock in
the forenoon and lasted throughout the
day, being the most intense for the hour
Immediately after noon. 1t is recorded,
In the transactions of the Ameri-
can academy of arts and sciences,
that, throughout New England, candles
were lighted in the houses; the birds sang
their evening songs, disappeared and be-
came silent; the cocks were growing as at
the break of day; objects could be seen
only at little distance; and everything
bore the appearance and gloom of night.
During the entire day, the sky had a
strange, ,yellowish and sometimes reddish
appearance, and, at the lightest, it was
about as dark as an ordinary moonlight
night.
Bishop Bass-Rev. Edward Base, d. D.,
Of Newburyport, Massachusetts, who was
chosen the first bishop of the Episcopal
church in Vermont, in 1903, but was never
consecrated, and who was subsequently
bishop of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
man of more than ordinary intelligence
and piety-writes in his diary, under date
of May 10: "This day the most remarka
BILE in the memory of man for darkness;
aud adds: "The aforementioned darkness
was no doubt occasioned by an unusua
concurrence of several natural causes
but to pretend fully and clearly to &C
80 count for 1t, argues perhaps too grea
confidence"
DIR. Samuel Tenney, of Exter, New
Hampshire, writing of it, some years after
says that the darkness of the following
evening was "as gross as has ever been OBJ
" served since the Almighty fiat gave
:" birth to light" and that sit wanted only
palpabllity to render it as extraordinary
as that which overspread the land Of
" Egypt in the days of Moses and afte,
saying that the ignorant and superstition,
which embraced almost the entire clergy
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THE WEEKLY GLOBE

Hereafter THE DAILY GLOBE will BIO sold
for TWO CENTS A COPY. THE GLOBE con-
tains ALL THE NEWS FURNISHED BY
ASSOCIATED PRESS and by reliable Special
Correspondents. 1t is excelled by no other
newspaper in the State in any respect. At
the greatly reduced price now announced it is
one Of the cheapest as well as one Of the best
newspapers in tho country.
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NENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD

NENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, May II, 1877, trains
Will run as follows, Sundays excepted:
GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls, at sos a, m;
am ll:O6 q. m, and 2:io and s:45 p. m.
MAIL-Leaves Rutland at $3.50 for Man.
chester. Bennington and New York, via Troy
or Lebanon Springs ana Chatham.
PASSENGER-Leaves Rutland at sos a. m.
for Bellows Falls, Boston and New York.
MAIL.-Leayes st. Adams at 1900 a. M. Burl-
arriving at Rutland at 1i:0o a, m. Leave Rut-
land lS M, for Boston, springfield New
ExPREsS-Lea Rutland Hos a. m. for New
York via North bennington and Troy.
PASSENGER TRAIN-Leave Burlington $50
p. M, connecting with trains from Montreal,
and st. Adams, arriving In Rutland at $40 p m.
MIXED TRAIN-Leaves Rutland at 2:l0 p. M,
for Manchester and Bennington.
MIXED TRAiN.-Leayes Rutland at4:oO p. m,
NIGHT EXPRESS-From ogdensburg Mon
treal. st. Adams and Burlington, leaves Rut-
land 9:t5.p. m: for New York via North Ben
come NORTH.
Leaves Rutland at b:oo ana $40 AM, and 300
az Ex pr ss New London, SPRING
lsid, Boston, Bellows Falls, Troy and Benning-
ton. leave Rutland $500 p. m, for Burlington,
St 4Gsns ssa az sSs
Rutland AS p M, for Ticondoroga, Buriing-
ton and St. Adams.
MIGHT RXPRRss-Leayes New York at $50
D. M, via Troy and North Bennington; Rut-
land b:oe am, for Burlington, st. Adams, Mon
treaI, and the west. Excepting saturday nights
Rutland ESQ q. m, for Burlington, 81. Adams
Montreal and ogdensburg.
MIXED TRAlN-Leavea Rutland at $40 Am.
for Burlington.
MIXED fRAIN.-Leaves Bellows Falls 1t 800
Q. MI arriving in Rutland at $50 q. m.
PASSENGER.-Leaves Bellows Falls NJ 6:tk
p. m, arrivinglin Rutland at $50 p. m.
Trains leave Burlington going east, for Mont
pelier, &C.. at 1880 q. M, latop. m: ana I;lo pm.
1T. TfainS leave Bellows FANS gong nortn, ios
l1:45 am, and $40 and 11:00 p. m.
sy-sleeping cars are attached 70 night trains
between b. Adams Is and a NsW sp xSr a.n, sru.
81. Adams, VI, Nay %, 1871.
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LES AVOCATS.-St. Yves. un
digne pr6tre du XIII steele, arbi-
tire, en- son temps, de toutes les
querelles ct de tons les ditferents,
await en- vain cherche, dams les
Catalogue des saints, un patron
pour les avocats. Frolss6 de cette
inferiorite manifesto du barreau,
il Sc rend 4 Rome ct expose sou
chagrin au Pape Boniface VIII {:
"Que voulez-vous, lui repoud le
Saint Pere, je ne puis pourtant
pas faire Impossible, ct canoni-
ser un avocat pOnr vous talre plai
sir F! Ce que vOus avez de mieux
a faire, c'est daller a SaiDt-Jean
de Latran, Oh Sc trouvent de nom
breuses statues de saints La, je
vous banderai les yeux ; vous
prendrez votre temps, ct lie pre-,
mier saint q1e vous toncherez Sc
ia le patron des avocats. -"
AussiI6t fait que dit, ct apres
quelques minutes de announcement
l.. bon pr6Lre pose vivement la
main sur une statue {: 'jo le ITEMS"
s'ecrie>t-il avec enthouSiasme. LIE
pape n'avait pu reprimer IN for
midable eclat de rire Yves await
mis- la main sur le diable, foule
aux pieds par st. Michel 70
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Dams un des derniers process de
police cOrrectiOnnelle.
LIE president fait au prevenu
quelqaes reproches don't la dou>
ceur n'exclut pas la s6v6rit6.
-Vous avez escroqn6 a deux
bDoutiers de la rue de la Paix
pour plus de trente mile francs
de bijonx. A un marchaud d. che
vaux des Champs>Ely dix
mile francs. A un carrossier de
l'avenue Freidland, six mile
francs. V0us vous dites magnat
hongrOis. 81 vous 6tes magnat.
CONNIE vous l'assurez, pourquoi
ne pas avoir exerce votre indus.
trie sur les bords du Danube ?
C'eta:t bieD plus simple, au lien
de venir a Paris /!
LIE prevenu replique humble.
ment:
-H6las, monsieur, personne
nest prophetic dams son pays
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LEON MEDAL.

COse1aseMr,
No. IS. Rue de la Vieille Lev6e No. g
NEW ORLEANS.
Candis, Confseries ct Patisse,ies
Chocolats, Fruits ConJits, ~
'ops, Gelees, Drag6es, BOM-
bOns assortiS.
Grand assortment de BOITES A SUR.
PRISE en- tout genres.
AGENCE DE FEUX D.ARTIFTUE.
Tous les or,lres de la VILE ct de Ia cam.
pagne, pour pieces de contiserie ct de patis
ser'e, seropt executes sans retard avec le
plus gfand som. 9sep-ly
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Chez I'M m6tlpcin:

Chez un metlecin:
QUEST ce que vous avez, mon
garGon 7
VOLTA docteur, je ne dors pas.
-Quelie vie menez vOus 7
VOLTA, 'locteur je travaille
CONNIE IN b9uf, je mango CONNIE
un ioup, le soir je suis fatiguer
CONNIE un chien. ;. Aussi la mutt
.je he peux pas d'0rmir.
LIE dOcteur, avec bOnh0mie.
-Eh bien mon ami, al0rs il
faut vOus adresser a an veteriDai
re.
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LIE Sun resume Ell qDelques
mots la situation, ct il exprilne
tres exactement Ia pensee qni res
sort de la grande deception infli
gee a Ia nation par les rrrements
de la commission arbitrale.
| LIE seul reglement de l'election
! presidentielIe, dit il. qui put salts
taire lie pays serait ceIui qui don
nerait. In pr6sidence 4 Fhomma
qui etc reellement 6lu.
La commission electorate mar
che fermement d FexecutiOn du
plan pr6corca de la donner a
l'hOmme qui MA pas etc elu, ct
les politicians pensent que celia
peut Sc faire sans dIfficalte, parce
que la nlajorit6 democratiqne de
la chambre des representants a
CONSENT, Ell vorant pour le soi>di
SAINT bill d'arbitrage, le 26 janvier,
4 commettre un suicide otficiel.
ii NY apaS de procede, pas Dc
methode, pas d'invention, de puis
sance on dc miracle, qni puisse
falre qn'nn mensOnge devienne
une verlte, Oh qu'une traude soft
convertie en- une honn6te r6alite.
LIE juge Bradley parait avoir
aujourd'hm le pouvoir, de meme
que l'intentiOn, de tenter un tel
miracle. IL peut declarer Hayes
president, mails il ne peut pas don
ner a cette declaration plus de
force ct de valeur que men ont
les fraudes sur lesquelles ellie est
fOndee.
Une telle solution ne saurait
6tre admise. Rien nest admissi
bic que la verite.
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lie Telephone.

experiences sur llnstrument qui
a Invente ct baptise telephone, et
don't l'emploi est d'assurer Ia
transmission 6!ectriQue du son a
de grandes distances, une espece
de telegraphe parIant. II fait
der,nerement uue lecture a Salem
ct pour lllusfler son systome il a
converse avec des employees dams
le bureau dn tAlegraphe de Boss
ton. Les auditeurs enthousiasmes
ont eclate en- applaudissements
qui, assure le Gt0de de Boston.
ont etc entendus du bureau tele
graphlqne de cette vile, c'est>a>
i dire dune distance de Is miles.
LIE Herald de New York semb.e
aussl enthusiastic que l'assis
tance de Salem: Gun antre usage
possible du fl electriqne. dit-il,
promet d'etonner le monde ct de
revolutionner toutes les idees
recnes Ell ce qui touche la COM
munlcatlOn entire personnes eloi>
gnees les unes des autres. Les
gems lie sont pas au bout de leurs
surprises relativementaux change
ments a apporter dams lie monde
par lie telegraphe. II est proba BILE
que la difference entire les ancien
hes .n6thodes actuelles sera
moins prodigeuse qu'entre le sys>
teme present par signes ct la com
munication que nous aurons Ger
tainement un jour par lie tele
phone parfait ou telegraphe
acoustique. &c qu'i1 y a de plus
remarquable dans tOute grande
invention, c,est naturellement le
fait meme de linventi0n; mais
Ia pluspart des grandes iuveu
tions ont pen d'utiIite dams leur
forna premiere. Les perfectionne
nents incessants, les modifica
tions introduites ponr surmonter
les difficulties, Torment un trait
pressure auSsi important dams
fhistoire des progress de la civil
sation que leur decOuverte primi.
tive elle.m6lne. On Il dit de Frank
lin quill await capture l'electrici
te, de Morse quill l'avait harna
chez ct dc House quill lai await
appris l'anglaiS, tacon picturesque
ct humoristique d'exprimeD la
verite dOnt nous parlons, a savoir
que les perfectionnements success
sifs donnent a une grande inven
ton toute "a vaIeur pratlque. 81
Ia decOuverte de la methOde de
transmission 8 de grandes dis.
tances des sons de la vOix hu.
maine autant des success, apres
plus ample examen, qu'elle pa
rait maintenant appellee q en-
avOir, ce sera une revolution de
l'empIoie aujourd'hui 6norme du
telegraphe. 81 un banquier ou un
de grains, au lieu de
recevoir, comsne pesentement,
quelques fragments de mots de
son argent a Chicago, peut aller
au bureau teIegraphique ct dc Ia
canser tout a son aise avec Get
agent dams lie bureau de Chicago,
la distance se1a supprim6e plus
veritablement qu'On ne Ia ja>
mais r6ve."-C0urier des Etats-
UMjs.
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lakETrNG.-Les contribuables
y paroisse Lafourche, sont
Cues q s'assembler en meeting
'atu'hm. LIE but de cette r6u>
est de psendre des measures
Ug0es a celles qui ont etc
ptees dams les differences
asses de l'Etat, pour soute
administration -: du gouver-
=. slcholls. En- meme temps il
y : propos ct bon qusun conf
snanent de citoyens tut nom
pour surveiller les actions du
;s;at ae Police, pour examiner la
s.e des bons fournis par les
ct Ia legalite de leurs
y, dams le cas- on il s'ecar
s.a ue son devolr, de prendre
ssures pour le faire rentrer
oonne vote. Tout on pres
a. C qui a etc fait jusqu'ici
.sppe au coin de la PARTIAL
contraire a la loi. Lsargent
sOntrlbnables reinforcement
af ie Collecteur des taxes
Nesor de la paroisse, au
servir a payer les dettes
~ o. l'annee 1876 "a servi,
a'aue occasion, a payer
t'annee presente. II est
= le peuple qui paye les
g i'usage quson fait de
9e'il paye, ct dams les
actuels Ia nomination
4lte dc citoyens, serait
tres salataire.
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generalement les peaux d'ours q
d0ubler les v6temenrs ct a faire
des tapis.
Notions, pour terminer cette no
menclature de peaux en- usage,
celle de la marmotte, de Ia fouine
de la genette ct de certains pal
mipedes, le cygne, Foie, etc.
j. RIvET,
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Leon GOdchaux
Aux Nos. 81 ct So de In rue du Canal.
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE.
CHAPEAUX

HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE.
CHAPEAUX.
A YANT TRANSFERE mes magasins ,lsa
IANos 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 de la rue Vieille-I O.
wee aux Nos 81 ct - de In r.ue AN
Canal, jannonce respectueusemen au
public en- general que j'ai, afin de repondre
. raccroissenent de mon commerce lie nina
fort stock Embellishments. de chapeaux.
de lingerie dhommes. de jeuues gents OF
de jeunes garcOns-stock tel quil nv en-
Jalnais eu a Ia NOuvelle Orleans. Jfnvite
mes amls ct mes clients he yenir Pexami
ner ct s'assurer des prix
"A Pavenir, CONNIE par lc passA, ie ue ne
gllgeral rien pour faire face aux beS ,ins de
Ia place. Je serai toujours pref 4 remplir
tous les ordres (grands on petits) y .habille
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes es.
peces ct de tous genres, depuis les vetements
communs d'habitations jusqu'au lince de
toilette lie plus fin. Les prix de mes articles
seront invariablement aussi bas que poss,-
bic. f'"'
Les commandes de la campague sont lob
jet dune attention Immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX.
Aux Nos 81 ct 50 de la rue du Can al
IA Oct-'76
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Refexion bien sens6e dun ivro
gne
Dams la rue, les passants s'aper
CONVENT toujours que vous avez
bu, mais jamais que vous avez
sOif
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ExoURsIoN-.Les personnes
|qui desirent f;lire une promenade
|agreable dams le bas du Bayou.
|jasqu'a Lockport, mont qua prem
|dre passage a bOrd du bateau As
|1sMptioa qui partira d lei demain
lot sera de rctOnr de bonne heure
dams Ia mutt. II Y aura q bord une
bande de. musique. L. prix deal
Ter ct de retOur est dune piastre
oeulement.
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DISSoLUTION.-La sOciet6 ex
istant sous la raison sociale,
Bourqnin ct Bouron, a etc dis
lsOute du cOnsentement mutuel
Idfs parties. Mr.. Bourquin reste
dams lsancien eta 5lissement, ct
Mr.. Bonr0n a transpOrte son ate
her dsarmurier ct sou stock de
|Mjoaterie. dams le Maryasin
Rouge No. l, d cote de l'etablisse.
ment de MIR. Machado.
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JnfOrmatiOns Locales.

ECHELLEs-La mannnvre men
|suelle de la Compagnie des Echel
|les, Home Hook d. Ladder Co. No.
Il. aura lieu demain matin a I'heu
he habituelle.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-02-24

VENTE-Samedi proclaim, IL
bers vepdu a l'enchere publique
|par ,e Sheriff, devaut la Maison
he Cour, l'babitation appartenant
autrefois a Ledet ct COulon.P Pour
Aas conditions vOir l'annOnce,