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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-17

Nothing can be fairer than Mr.. Dan
iel F. Beatty's mode of doing business,
and which cvinces his confidence in the
superiority of his instruments over all
others. He warrants his pianos and
organs for six years, gives five days
test trial, and refunds money If pur-
chaser is not satisfied, by this means
his instruments are brought Into COM
petion with others, and invariably
come out victorious. Address all COM
munications TO Daniel f. Beatty, Wash
ington, Warren County, N.J., u. $. A.
SEQ his advertisement. t5
To promote healthy action of the sys-
TEN when it has become cnfecbled by
Kidney, Bladder and Glandular Dis
eases, Pains in the Back, Loins aud Side,
take Hunts Remedy. Gravel. Diabet-
es, Dropsy, Bright's Disease, Inconti-
ncnce and lntemperance, are cured by
limits Remedy. a few doses of HunfS
Remedy elects these diseases from the
system.
htdU,ble Eye Hash is the best made.
Can't 60 to church. Why not? o!
my cough would disturb the congrega.
lion. Cure il then with 'Ilale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar" pure vegeta.
Bile remedy, unfailing as the sun and
harmless as the summer air. Sold by
all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. A
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-17
A Public AtrOcity.

The act is detestablc, and the man
guilty of it deserves place in the peni-
tcntiary. We wonder that Legislators
have not generally interfcrcd and placed
a decisive ban on the practice. The
matter is more important thau nine
tenths of the tweedledums that fill up
their puplic hours. Every man ought
to cry out against it, and every woman
and child too; and the mean and miser-
ly souls that aid in its perpe ration by
renting facilities TO the perpetrators de-
serve Il place in the pillory 1t con-
fronts us on every side. Ii you walk
about a city or village, il is there, dis
turbing your serenity on weekdays and
your meditations on Sunday If you
ride in carriage or rail.car, the un-
welcome thing stares in your eye till
you feel inclined TO cane the loer of it.
No blank space, stable or unstable, but
Is deilled and disfigured by its presence.
1t seems ubiquitous on land, and your
only escape from it is to take shipping
and get out of sight Of every thing but
sky and water. If the clouds could be
reached and made permanent, these
wretches would smear them over, and
mar all tho poetic beauty of the circum.
ambient world, and even the comets
tail would be hung with strcamers Ia.
beled with the name of some detestable
quack compound. o for an hour OF
some bloody dictator to slay at sight
these disturbers of mans peace, or cram
down their throats the atrOcious mix
lures whose titles sprawl over every
fence in town, city and village, and dc
file and deform every rock beside G
road o for a will ON the part of every
honest man to spill the paint-p pot over
the head of every sneaking rock-and
fence-dauber! True enough, some leg
islatures have enacted laws TO reach the
evil; but they arc weak, and law is
needed to authorize all good citizens tc
'shoot down ON the spot" every rasca
found prowling around with pot and
paint-brush in hand, and to conflscatt
and destroy the factories and the prepa
rations advertised in this nefarious way
This is the only promising etfectual rem
edy we wot of.
An honest man who has a good arti
Gle or invention TO bring 10 public no
notice forthwith hies to a printer, ant
inserts an advertisement in the paper
and has some cards and circulars NIGEL,
printed in an honest way. Such maj
deserves honorable mention, and ough
to be patronized, for he seeks only tC
stand ON his merit. A good thing doe
not require rock-and-fence notoriety
For our part, we stand aloof. and ''tak,
not, touch not, handle not any com
compound whose name impudently
stares at us from fence or stone. 1t Il
enough TO condemn ii that such method
is necessary to advertise it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-17

10 Co .nmercial Street, Boston.
We arc selling large PROVIDENCE
RIVERS fresh from their beds daily, at Sl.20
per gallon, solid. VIRGINIAS at 90 cts. per
gallon Also, PROVIDENCE RIVER NATIVES
AND PLANTS in the shell by the bushel or
barrel 32
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woman's Temperance Column.
"7he Lord Of Hosts is Nth us, the 0od
ofJaco6 is our refuge"
TO the Ladies' of the Woman's Chris

TO the Ladies Of the Woman's Chris
tain Temperance Union:
We, the druggists Of Middlebury here
by agree that we viii not sell, furnish
or give away any intoxicating liquor,
wine or malt liquors in connection with
our business as druggists or otherwise,
except upon the prescription of a pbysi-
cian in good and regular standing-said
prescription to be written in regular
form, and to be recorded by us, and In
no case will we sell or dispose Of said
liquors clear.
On. b. RIDER,
(SignedD G. II. PLUMLEY, NJ. D.,
B. +. Owens &c Co.
Middlebury, Vt, Feb. 6, 1877.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-17

SCARCITY OF MONEY. - There is no
doubt but the present condition of all
kinds of business is fearfllly depressed,
and it behooves every family to look
carefully TO their expenses. Winter is
coming on when children are liable to
Group, whooping cough, etc. Coughs
and colds will prevail everywhere, and
consumption, with other throat and
lung diseases, will carry of many
These diseases should not be neglected
Doctors bills are expensive, and we
would advise our people TO use Bos-
chee's German Syrup. 1t never has
failed. One bottle at rs cents will keep
your whole family well during the wln-
ter. Two doses will relieve sny case.
Sold in all towns in the United States,
and by your druggist, n r Rider.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-17
JNlhhlehurg Rrslstsr
PUBLISHED ESEaY SATURDAY, by
KIN APP 81 B n IL E "
l.. f. KNAPP. n. NJ. BAILEY
II e r M s

IN oAsH. STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. Otherwise $500
per year.
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THE BANsHEE'S WARNING.

How oft has the Banshce cried
How oft has death united
Bright links that glory wovc.
Sweet bonds pntWined bV lOXpi"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14

tbren SGmers 40 md6fesn. Gr Yer>
bar9 benz unelddli&en W1bhen bte
efsnen Befar6tunBer unb troQte tbr
einreper, bae fe, mad elmer IanSen Rns
be. ibren Slater ,pteberinben mirpe.
Uon Mitleio tewest Serfpra@ CT, t.oB
BEG 0crsefaqenen tbm bennc9 betnltH
telfen, fe ntGt tn Der Notb lafen su
ppIen.
Clara murmelte NIT LETTER Gimme
tbren Dant, obne I'm Stanbe au letn,
tbre @efibIs beutlt1 ausaulprden.
Sn tbren Nupen lag bic tisfRe 9erswetf=
lung, tbre6ano 3~tttsrte in Der pss @rets
fec.
Gum @luf erreihten fe eieIbir ber
0ltts, obue einem MenI6en beeesnet
III Ietn ; Der Get6nam ,purpe bon Dem
Barren eeboben unb auf pas Bette OF
lest. Clara sOg etnen Stubl berbet,
ianf erld6pft parouf bin unc IeBte bit.
terl'6 petnenp ben Ropf auf bic Brulf
Des NnterS. Ger aIte Sorts aber Ders
anlaBte fe, auf3ufebn, incem ct iaste
Clara, perIiere feline 3eit, lauf gum
Nrit 70 idnsu Du fannf; faB' ibu, i@
pcIe boppelt iablen, aber ct mdhe auf
Der Stele fommen, Dbne 0er3ug."
Das iunse Mdcten fab tbn etnen
NueenbltG an, pIs Cb ife i'm ntAt perz
1dure baIe aber febrte bas 8ewuetlstn
tbr surdd.
I'D ia, i1 pant sud, Batter Eorfs,
Der arst Der Nrst!" rtef fie, unb elite
sur 1bir binaus.
Der Nlte blidte ibr mad, tann
panpte ct iid 81 ielnem SObn.
.eutas," laBte CT. olrabtl9etnltd
baben wir e5 ldon NIT etner eeide gu
tbun, esb' aber bennp6 idneu uno bple
ben pafior !; tpenr StaerS nod einmal
CUR 8sitnnuns fdme, t6nnte er f6 NIT
Soft %serl6bnen. Der netB, an Ganpe
oee @rabeS
Der junge Manu rpar beretts ser
ldwunoen, bepcr ietn 0ater aus9eres
pet.
Dieter rpanete Gd nun ben, Bette 3u,
freu;te Die Irme iber Der Bruf unp
blieb cine 3ettlans in pteier Steauu9 !;
ben 8l,d auf eas Gefbt bes Topten
sertdtst unp wteperbcIt ben Tcpf i9Gte
telno> murmelte Der alte Bauer letle tn
ft6:
uSa, ia, eS etbt 70 rtsle eeute. welbs
nit wentsen 1rOpfen Branntwetu be,
etnnen unD f6 ni6ts 85ics babel benz
fen, absr rper aus tbnen fam iaeen
sd psrDe ni&t 70 enptsen !" Arm'
Sesle, pisuei6t feba Du fGOn bebenr
Dor Den, Rt@te.Ruble res ewi9 0ereds
ten : m5se ST 06 DIR als Der ewtq
8armbersise erwetleu."
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Gine Sdblnf= Gatt NDrre6e.

Sc Yoar wdtreno Der erfen Sage bes
Sftobsr 1854.
galpdt purb cas- lb5ne Spdtberbfs
rpelter bate Id mid aufsemabt mad
Der Gampasue, Mit Der Ncftbt unetne
Streifaiss bis tn pas 0aBelanD ausBus
csbnsn. 9Dtt lsbte elmer metner alten
SbuIfameraoen ais 8ifar In einem
Dorfe, bae tnmttten Der e~tlsnbaltissn
Bsree, weIde bielem canoe etsen fiuo,
9slsaen TT.
Bei elmer gewt6en 0tle9enDett bate
CT MIR pie uuseseno fetnes Dorfes tn
10 poettl6er Wetie bsl6rteben, bae MID
rptererbolt Die euf ansewanpeIt, ietuer
Ginlaoune III foIBen uno Tim etnen
Bslub a%bSIfatten.
60 mar i6 cent, nun in BEN l45s
men 9anbe, pas reuenf6rmig fetgt unb
fdut, elst6 aIs Oh pie tolenoe MeerFut
f1 pl5Blt9 In Stefn Yerrpanbelt.
Mit metnem Ureunoe BEN 1ifar
purdtteifts Id bic game uutseseno,
rubte AUDI unter Dem iteinernen Rreu3
oben anf Dem 9dssl. pom Gem i'd III
Nnfans Der 8eibtbte aereoet.
0fr rtefen unlere Susenpiabre ;us
rid ; &c srsdblte MIR BON leinen Stus
oten TN seminar uno Don cem 3ampf
DEN pie Bslt tn letner SeeIe aepsdt.
um i'm ~ elmer anDsren 8erufswabl au
bsftmmen. fpra1 BON Dem Steee, ben
Ct enplt6 caucnsetraeen, Don BEN Grtes
Den, Der lsttber tn ltinsm 6ersen rrobne
unD BON benz ttQen Slid, cas ibm 3u
lbetl 9ercrcen.
SD beridtete Daeeaer BON rem
SGwtertBtetten, bic NIT Dem Solpatens
leben %cerbnnoen Gnb, BON BEN Iore ct,
mes semetni@uftltGen Greunpse, nell
der tn Der oerbdneniepclIen S4ladt
bet eSpsa eurG etne Eueel pom ntetner
Seite sertfen warb, Don peni i6weren
Anfans Der lttterartlGen saufbabn, BON
ben 6tneerntnen, cener man parauf be-
9eenet. eneItG bon rer beftts entbranas
ten Streit Der politiiden 9etpenlAaften
uno BON Der @~IeDerseburt Glanperns,
unlsres semsiniGafAtGsn Gaterlans
pes.
Subem mir unS 70 Der ppefe unp
ben Dibtunseu, ben S65nbeiten Der
Natur unp ben g%rtnneruneen an ete
8eraonsenbett iberltesen, faben MIR bte
Abenrnebel In ben Dielen Ian9iauf flh
erbeben, uuo b5ber uno b65er fet8en,
bic enolt6 bic Come sdn3li9 BEN 9cs
riicnte usridwunben war.
Gtner riefisen GeusrfuBel 9let9
al6nste Der Wpno mad Der entBeBen9es
(eBten 9ette ON 5tmmeL fiber zen
bunteln @tpfeln Der ernfsn Gannen.
Wir beeaten uns oanr 81 Der PATIO
rat bic ftp saRIiG mir eeSffnet.
Na@ Dem 4benesfen laui&ten rtr
NIT Sntere0e ben @rjdblungen bes pa
acrs, etnes aGtStsidbrtse1 Greties, aus
Der 3eit no Die ftan35FI&e RepubItt
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. eull1 etc n.
Maria nit Dtn Ginbe.

gier Mueen psib tG, 10 bpID uno nib
*uf etnem gar aitsbrwuroiesa Bin,
10 TT cine Nures mt ibrem Rine,
um9ebem ron siner Roleneentnb'.
0te t1lt ben Snaben auf iartem Nrni,
Mo9 fsnnt CT ntGt SUrse, ntGt S1ners nod
0arm,
Gs blidt fsin gsugtetn 70 poO Ysrtrau'a
Sn Der Nutsr Aussn, rie fGEaen blaH'n.
llnb pte ie iIG b!idtsr 70 bsrslid an,
llno pie ls tn etsbs f9 fig umfab'n.
go muB es Den ptleer 3u tbnen sieb'n.
Our @futsr, gum Stnps nit 2isbs bin.
SIS III Maria nit tbren Gpbn;
NtGt, pie fs inject Dor 0pttss Ebrcu.
Nt1t, pie Ge In bimmliitsr Nats0at
Bic Sstl'sits uuter Zen Seilissu nsbs.
NIs Ituttsr Der 2iebe, ais unleru 5crt,
l9 baS AuBe oCQ 0.ebe bort,
lnb wenu tbr pas 9ilbniB nit WnsaSi
fGaIt,
go ld@eln au4 eub bic stsr AuSsn traut.
8 Mutter Der Qtebt. itt mir e:eriBt!
Das 5era sol pon SebnlaGt itsrRieet
Du baf mid eetr0fet in b~ittsrfer No,t,
Sri bu rnetne 3ufu9t bis in BEN SOB!
l1no mag mid bic Welt psB INNER seib'n,
l1no mDgen Wefabren 100 inner brGu'n:
Sbr Muesn, tbr retneu, tb bsnfe al euH!
Spr flbret ben pilssr tns 5tmunelrei9.
0ermann Soc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14
Is b.)

Son sinsa, nsrp5isn 3itteru erfast,
blieb rer lnnas Wann fsbn unb 1agts
nit egreafer, bssenper Stimu5:
..Aaf lle versi&lsa fol- Id? fl per.
se0sn? Rein. n%tmmsrmebr! Clara
,duldt Did uup lid. Gs lptt6t nidt bic
Dabrbelt. gle mill mid pereeGen ?
Das fam lie ntGt, I'D biete ibr 1roB,
uag iis Is serluGen! Ab Du elaubf,
Batter, Go rside bin su lasen: sd
rperre ntht nebr an iie cenfsn 5te
uae MID aufseben, penn fe tann, Gu,
fas aber tit feline Msttetfabne! Dtsle
etets 1T MIR BON @ott ielbf tn's 5sa
aeleat. uno nt6ls ptrc ite iemaIs bers
aussurei6su o%srm6Ben."
,9ufas. euta5", murnelte Der Nlte
NIT traurtssr Sstmme. "Da wtrft aliu
Detnsn alien Batter, Define arnle Muts
ter elenc maGen !"
.gisiu, nsin', rief Der Sobn, lin fss
bsrbafter Aufresuns, I'D wtu MIDI
usbr ron Clara reosn, Ge nibt meb,
lebn, ie metcen aus 2iete III Dir. 8a=
ter, aber Ete nebine tb cine anoereJrau
$50 rerpe wartsn, matten SABRE
lan9, unD wern barber msin bacr ers
9rout, Clara miro ceEnoh stnf meir
Desb, uenn nidt Der SOP mid ocer fl
pon per Gree utmmt!"
A~nafoOA bate pos iunss Mdeder
ben Worten eeiaulGt pslhe ote Ser
swetF lung bsrooreebradt fe fcnnt'
isst tbre Dswesunsen ntdt ldnssr un'
( tercriden, umldlans NIT beiDen Nrner
pen 5a!s res Batter Iorfs, Ieete per
SOpf an feline 8ruf uno risf btttsnp
- csr3sibt, uerseibt ibm, CT weii
utht mas er laat!"
Der Ausrrud In BEN 3Ieen Des al,
ten 8auers perdnoerte fi@ pl5slt@
NIT fainter 0spaIt wsbrte ct eas Mde,
den BON f6 ab unD laste:
Still, ca fno 2euts! 8eeilsn pi
uns"
Sic febten tbren sRss raider fort
Die Ausea idIusen lie nteper unp rraro
ten ben aOpf ab, IN psr 0ofnung, bal
pte 9eute, wsIbe aus Der 6erne auf f
sufamsn. on tbn:n oorubetgsbn warbsu
obne TIRE aufresune su bsmerfen, abe
l1cn BON @etten, rtsf elmer Der Bauer,
tDnen entge9en:
nSbr luGt seUtB pen Sobanl
Staers, Der bat fid beIte NAL wtepe
ariinplib betrunfen. Absr Sbr fups
TIN ni4t u,sbr i'm ufettsn OG,en", c
tR fortsesaneea NIT Gem Saamenbdno
ler,-rrenn ran ca6 umbeytappen DO
einen Baum gum aneern 9letb elmer
8Itnpsu ssbsu rennen fana."
nSebt Sbr wObL, 3orfs", iaate ct
3wetter in (p5tttldem Son, "eas mo
etnen MDbrsr Mot Deib nai1en fam
SD bah 60 Gu@ !dnSf Sorberse
iaSt."
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(3atbrlii9e 8epesuns.)

&c eebSrt NIT su ben merfwurpisfen
Gtlhetnlneen Der 0e9enUart cae ote
Geince pes Wabren NoltswObRS. bic
8etriser uno Nusbeuter oeS Bottles.
es meiterbaft oertebsn, TN lriben su
fl@en uRo, tpsra pie 0erbdltn,Iie flar
unp beu finD, rtelelben 10 su perDir!en.
oub ite aIsrunn rubte ibrem u%niauberen
@el6dfte oblte9en uno pas Narf oes
0oltes auslausen 3u f6nnen. Splaee
baben MIR tn Seferrei6 erlebt. DuTd
ben @UneUroatsaurm uno our1 erfuns
cene unO erlOsene 9lOferlcancale wurs
be rte 9on3eUelt In pte 8rSBleAuftesun9
UerlsBt 10 spar. pas man aber otslsn
9essreien ale auoeren, aud pte pt1
tighten SrtereGen rernahldG.aie.
Raum battsn bsl9uittene Supen ote
5fsnhtGe Nufmerflamtsit auf einen
punt selenft uno ssfs6slt. ais lsfort
bic aan1e Weute lcsbra9. G9 auf pas
0O!f mart unU es unbarmberSts aus
beutete. Grit au lpdt benetttsn Die
BerOesuen, DaB fe pos Spfer zines
eemsinen RaubSuDes Ssporpen warsu,
Sd la6e IS pabtn seasat lein, oh un,
Ieye mpcernsn Naubrttter oss grdnrers
tbums unp Der 86rle pte pilpe beg.
iaep seaen bte tatboliiGe Eit6e ieIbti
aus dbnltden u~nlaubern SsrsssrIns
ben b%srpprserufrn, ODER % ie nnr Den
entbranntsn Gulturtanpf NIT sspObns
ter S6laubeit ,ur @rrettung tbrer
3meGe benlBt baben. SOviel TT Ibrt'
seHs 1botlaGe eaB pie Mdnnsr cel
Sbrle, pie Supen unp biz In tbrem
SOlps its1ence ErelIe an fanattl6el
Wutb sssen Die fatbOltlGe Rirde ALE
Mnosrea nett absrtreffen fe roaren &c.
ete 6utien slst& i6 an Der Gsris Del
@ultuEfanlpfer kefteten uno fe DOT
Ebat 3u Gbat bsStsn. Ste paren es,
bic berg uno seFhbuOen 8srtreter bee
@~rObfapitals, Usl6e BET iecem Sdlaae
eesen pte fatbpIii@e Sir6e unp pereu
Dlsner tn lautss Greuceneslhret aus
] bra@en ; fe paren es, nsl@e pas Sc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14

btele NmrNIaae, raB bic ceutihen Sns
oufrislIsu nt6t einmol nebr rem Wetts
fampf NIT zen ibriQen eipili1vten Na'
ttcnen lheiren a%ufnebmea IA wouen.
Dos mus man wenisifsns paraus
lhlieeen, rae flh DtsIe Stimmen tn
DentfbIarp asaen pie Bslhidung Der
pariler @etanstsuune auslpreden.
Bcrtffsung folgt.)
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Gtoeesnfareen, an ben S6loten Der
Naud, pte rrebenbe SABINE Der Sneufs
rte, Fatternb pom Winpe bepeet pur=
De; bort In eumpfen Rt0errdumen
prsr bod Oben I'm Sierteu uno finften
Sicdnerts. tn san5sn 6Gulstn ftncet
man cos Slsno pom Grr9eiGCs bis
bod btnauf aum Da6e. usbsrau rott
no bis Dor Sabr uup Sag Elm bei@ete
bsuer Wrblfanb bet teger Arbett
tsrrl6te, 90 ltsbt mon teute ban5e Gem
Gag entssaeu, an hem es- Grsfator pas
leste npG itriee Gtdd Der 6ate fort
bclsn Nit. bort fnoCt Ger ArnlsSs
orst Der bei lem GcmiIiencater Elm
Maeenleiren conilatirt, auf Die 6rase:
~@as baben Gie esn1 ~seas6en?' pie
G%rtIdruna. NitIsicise SOIpatsn in
Der tena6tarten Salerne 9eben Der
Grau pon 3sit su 3ett zen @bbub eer
o~prttaeu IiabIsetten. GId>
(fdnpe aus cen 3efeln unb aebnltdes.
DarCn ndbrt li6 felt seraun1er 3ett pie
GamiIie.
Gie tdelidsn WafsnonlammlunBen
In Fer 3tmmerfrabe bet Der abencauSs
eabe rss "Snteutesn;blattss" iaeeu
nebr, aIs Elm ba!bsS DuBeno NDtb>
~faneereren. DO,t fnrst man EGG
fir Sag 6unoate, ia GaulsnDe; junss
8url6c uno aIte M6nner NIT erausm
6aar; Wiedsn in faeenldstnteen
2Df6sn unO urmleIise Grauen, fur;
Qeute jeren Alters, jeoen @eldledtes.
Mter fe ole baben ttwa5 O%emetnfas
mes-pos III Der Ausprud Der Notb In
tbrer &Istpune-tas 1T bic 8ld6e in
tbrsn Osft6terrt uno bic Grmiour8 te5
8artens, ras t1 beute SteaetGt gum
sebnten WaIe m%ieperbclt, Wa6 fe
bier wolIen2 Ste tprllsn BON 'etnem
irner SpsfuIantsn,-benn Go gtebt au@
cine Speculation auf bic Notb uno cen
buneer,-Spn ienen Spsfulanten, Die
DGapttaI" esnus betBen. un einfee
~SouRdnptee Drummer ptelss 8lottse
su taufen, BE sia3elnen 8Ossn be6slten
fir etniee Minutsn erbDrsen. Sir
bis1e 8snusuu9 ;ablen fte eth paar
Nfennioe uno aug zen rretten Spalten
1uGen lie ii6 he Sr:e beraus, NO etpa
Elm Nrteitsr Deer cine @rbettertn, Gin
8urlde DDer etn SGreiter, oper lcnf
traenp Semanp gu treenp elmer Dtent,
Ietauns eelu&t miro. uno bann ltebt
man le I'm f@nsufsn 0alcpp oapon
ellen, eenn es etIt DuBenoe BON Sc
Be- butIsrn 81 iteifGgeIn uno an lsper
StsLe, ron Ger iOl6' cine An3eise erz
IoGsu it, febt BITE Slinsel Mot msbr
Htu In ZEN nddfsn Stuneen uno jspe
8eldMttsunS III lecem 2Obne ftnost ~
1useuren tire 8eDester unp Oft tit
boS 6leben um loIG' cine ~Sttuuna"
1pebrboft rdbrenc, oft entbalten bts
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liBt unp aber iein Glenp trutet ; uup
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uuc cas- Climb pabesm finp, gsoetbt
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unp tn Dteisn Spb6ten wude rt - eta
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Zen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-14
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gter Mueen psib tG, 10 buID uno mtlo
@uf etnem gar aitsbrwnroigea Bin,
10 TT cine Nunes NIL ibrem Rtne,
rm9sben son einem &Oleneewtnb'.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-02-22
From the Ereniag Builefin.)
MD. AND VA. BOUNDARY LINE.

The line fixed by the arbitrators on
the Maryland aud Virginia boundary line
contro, ersy is considered impracticable.
II is so defined as to render it exceed
ingly difficult, if not impossible, to To-
cate its angles in the waters of the Tan
gier and Pocomoke Sounds, and, it Is
feared the old disputes about trespass-
ing on the oyster rocks, between the
oystermen of the two States, are not
likely to be quieted by the decision.
A briet resume of the claims made by
both States before the arbitrators and the
indication of the new line, accompanied
by such explanations as are necessary
to render it ineligible, may prove ofin-
terest to the public:
According to stipulations Of the COM
pact made between Maryland and vir-
ginia in 1855, the rights of fishing in
The Potomac river were used in COM
mon by the citizens OF both States, ex-
cept with regard to the respective
shores. This was practically construed
and exercised to extend to oysters as
wen a fish. The decision OF the ar
bitra,ors leaves this practically the
same. Maryland simply holds her own
in the Potomac river, exercising iuris.
diction over all the islands, etc.
In 1860 the MARYLAND Legislature de-
clared as the right line a line beginning
at Smiths Point and running across the
Bay IN nearly an east course 10 Cedar
Straits, thence to the old Calvert aud
Scarborough line between Worcester
and AecoInac counties, and thence by
and with this line to the Atlantic Ocean.
This Was about the line MARYLAND
claimed before the arbitrstors.
Virginia claimed to the north shore
Of the Potomac river and line running
thence to point on Smith Island one
half mile North Of Horse. Hammock
fnerth Of the line awarded by the arbi-
t.atcrsl; thence ncrthcasteyly %. ! rem:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-02-22

THE Discovery OF GAs.-Great was
the amazement Of England. when, at
the close of the last century, William
discovered the use Of combus-
tible air or gas. So little was the in.
vention understood and believe in by
those who had not seen IL in use, that
even great and wise men laughed at the
idea. "How could there be light with
out wick ?" said a member of Parlia-
ment, when the subject was brought up
before the House. Even Sir Humphry
Davy ridiculed the idea of lighting
towns by gas, aad asked one of the pro-
prietors IL they meant to take the dome
Of st. Paurs for gas-metre. Sir Wal
ter Scott, too, made himself merry over
the idea ofilluminating London BY smoke
though he was glad enough, not so long
after, to make his own house at Abbots-
iord light and CHEEKY on wintry nights
BY the use of that very smoke. When
the House Of Commons was lighted by
gas, the architect imagined that the
gas ran on fire through the pipes, and
he therefore insisted OF there being
placed several inches from the wall,
for fear OF the building taking fire: and
members might have been seen, touch
ing the pipes with their gloved hands,
and wondering they did not feel warm.
The first shop lighted in London BY
the new method was Mr.. Ackermann's. . !,
in the Strand, N 1910: and one lady
OF rank was so delighted with the br,i-
haney Of the gas-lanp on the counter
that she asked to be allowed to take it
home in her carriage. Mr.. Murdoch
was. however, too busy with other pur-
suits to continue 10 study the use Of gas.
though he was undoubtedly the first to
apply itto public purposes, many others
laid claim TO the honor. and other people
quickly reaped the benefit of his clev-
erness and Ingenuity. In this he
shared the general fate Of inventors.