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Tor tie government OFF," people By the peoni. na
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forced ny military violence. It viii epdesTo,. .1 :.
supply us readers-a body now not far fron, - .
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- It may 30 Counted Is ono of the
curious thinga Of life shas people wha
need presents iilinst get the iesst, and
ls,o.E SiFliSs biY7, - to' --TT- -
- "A Maryland Jury 9lAtely a SSiefsd'
that q map had como to his death ."by
m uakhowh wagon" About on q par
with this is the Wisconsin verdict 70.
apssginG q Ihans YhosE bed hesn ce1shea to-
death ia mill, when Che Jury remarked,
no blatae can DO attached 70 tbe ma:
chiasry.' -! y, " Stf -
-. We leAFn ffozn the Baltimore Ga.
sstfs chat SerEa&l1s Estes - now living at
9aybFogk. ,KiI %, II ish hid wife and fivo
cSiI IN gteHf puvesfy, RIid 10 fro.
qusnkly 'depSnal6nE .tpcn fpahlio charity
ssE srbesatepeS. HIS naia htpsa consider
- II 8 sfiiitless, 40 eceoane fellow and
His lhSaging a0hlegS Stanss haze
sarsss Iag kIEA SIS tepslsa aesSSIa az Isssnk s
fBcas gqe9l p the vanity % bhSA8 eiss
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A Texan AMONG THE HoosIERs.-
A TeEra visiting this point gathered
around him some of our citizens on Mon.
dny, aud entertained them with some of
his experiences in the Lone Star State.
One incident told by him is worthy a
place in our columns, and is as follows !:
YOU'D hardly believe now what Pm
going 10 tell. In fcxas, we use raw hide
straps or thongs for traces and in wet
weather they do stretch most amazingly.
Why. in wet weather ut home I've hitched
up So horses and drove down the hill
from my house into the creek bottom for
sled load of Sund. I have loaded the
wood, and many times driven back home
and unhitched the horses and the sled
would not he in sight"
"How did you get your: wood home
then Z" asked an inquisitive by.stander.
Oh, just tied tie ends Of the traces
together and threw them over a post.
went knocking about my work aid waited
ill the sun shined out; S6Getitnes il
woiii., vr iSipre ihau 5ov i,yprs Seioru ii..ai
aisd load of wood would get home, but
you'd sec her crawling up the hill at last,
gradually approaching as, tho raw hide
traces Shfaiik up into ftheiil lbsoper
lengths. Yes. Texas is q great countr,.
you bet Gresncast}e Lnd,l Star.
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This plan has. been adoptei ii sa.

- This plan has been adopted in Sa.
lem, Oregon: c"Whon any persoti be-
comes intcmperately given to the use sei of
citiasns s pSiitf5a Hd5'iSa q asS SF&aai @ & S
clared n drqnkayfiy 0The petition lie, di-
rected to the city recorder, who gives no.
tice by publication in some daily paper
that the person named in the petition tias
been declared 'tommon drunkard.'
After aucb notice it is unlawful for any
one TO give or cell TO such person, OF as,
aise him In getting any wine, spiritnoasl
or malt iiq1oE., p % -
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JOSH BLLINos'a APH0RIsMs.-4-The
crate fight IL fnst for bread, then butter
on the bread, and then sugar on the but
ter. ,,,-jf
Be mersifnll to all the dun animals; :;
no -han can git to Heaven on a sore
backed horse. ~. - ,...,
Theigrate mistake. that most people
make IL, they think more ov their cum
ming than they do ov their honesty. q
The CRATE sekret ov popularity ia to
make every one satisfied With himself first.
anG afterwards satisfied with yu. E'llfS.
TIE unhappipess, of this life seems
principally to konsist in Citing every
thing we kan andwanting everything We
hain't got.
/ hav finally cum to the konklushpn
that tho best epitaff any man kan hav.
for all pfaktikal purposes, is good baak
ackount
Eaapsrs suffer less than mizers do-tha
man who don't kno wl:are he il going to
git hiz next dinner, suffern less than. the
one who IL anxious to kno how much %
IL going to kost him.
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Harpe,s IIeekly should be IL every family through
out The land, as purer, more interesting, higher
toned better-illustrated paper Is not published in
this or any other country-C Cbntaereial Balefu,
The Weekly is the only illustrated paper of tho
day that In Its essential characteristics s 7ssos-
nizsd as nstionnl paper.-Brooklyn Esgie.
The leading articles liz iXdrpe.'s i:stt7 or rollt-
cal topics are models Of hightoned discussion and
Its pictorial illustrations arc often corrobora,iye
argument O. 10 small force.-Eraminer and Caroni.
cis, New York.
The Weekly has to n still larger degree dstanctd
all competitors as an illustrated newspaper Us
editorials are among the NEST able of their kind,
and Its other reading matter is at once learned,
brilliant, and amusing It's illustrations abrn.
dant and OF rare excelence.-CAri,dan Adr0edk.
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Suez Capatis tho great event. Stanley
hsslkeN Aias1& pl6yasi idgS end his var
fare Cd o. bisgs5, but EaS seiss & 40 :s 40 in
ToTmhiion OF any account. Tine slave
Trade dies slowly, but It has received
further blows turing the year.
81 AH,iTaila the people are preparing
lor . worlds fair. and are exhibiting the
fruits ri great rDcrgy aud enterprise.
L.us:ns ,ar world over, W hn! il BE-
gin' the new year with better promise for
the welfare of men than j. beg.5' the Iast
We have lea than a quarter Of tiiis nine
tenth century LETT. Asy those who live
70 sc the twentieth century take part IN
. sill better esa fr the happiuekS OF
man. We have learnt.i during this one
that the ioriu Of government alnns does
no' necessarily give ircedUm or take from
il, and lha. tho graltcsti ,prollcms. Of
aDcia. order and cplnucipation remain to
he a9ltcd. There IN plenty nt work left
10 he done 10y our descendants, and so it
viii te anti the time wlen some future
Stheliplaln digs up tie obscure -elics OF
our buried civilization. Ae.c York Sun.
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"A venerable divine. who had been
dining out the night bef,ss, went into d
barher's chop one morning 10 be shaved.
He saw that the barber had been getting
more drink than was good for him, for il
made mia hand snhke, very much, ana,
naturally little indignant, he began to
give him a little moral advice by saving,
bad thing, drink" s'sYes,n said the
barber, "it mikes the skin remarkably
tenderp It'd!
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. "yvhat,s- In that satche, 7,, .a;l

~ "What's In that aatchel pr said / a
New York police justice to blcar.eye{i
prisoner brnught up before. him the other
day. THAT" said the victim, contains
the returns from all the States, including
ca1a County, Eos;5a::. . ..a ..a:s dali! .:.!
dozed' parishes Of Louisiana, and they
show that ani President elece of she
United States" ,"'s'TWo months" said
the Justice, and the prisoner was escorted
out. Is. er; t.f.n go. " "a
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Se@ subgefibetBF F(asppiyihg eatiyI 0t The !sssr !sr
lS7nnsyi with6at charg the Nun beIs 70. ~.
Last 9aSSjfr of 1870 q such pcrlofiesls aS me-
sithcf prshiIua 10 sihSeribsts nor dsceanS,.,.s
lnbs can bS allowed niilcss tile money Is rea, "a
tirset 70 the Publishers. No prcniismk si' s'sN'
hubs Al; IA 3tt.a
9appiiraHon. ssH sW,t} ih,i t.,f
ns LeOnard Scott Publishing CO..
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The wisdom OF General Grants
course Ia Keeping his mouth shut for so
many years he's never been so apparent
eB aimee hs began 10 talk.
--If the editor shorld DO out when you
entsf iass deop into his chair; he will DO
Sxcse1inelx glad to end the plate so
Ioglhlly dIIcd uEnA bis return,
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'd.F,VfyH.

a discount OF twenty per cent wili be allowed 10
clnhs6r four OF mere pgrsons5 Thus: i9nr .oir, nnc
u Blackwuod or OF Gpe Review viii be sen, 70 ~
address for Sf260, fonr copies Of the four he'is"
and Blaekwood for ffa and SO epIniTl .Li.nh.l.f .
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PREPARED ny
n. r. sTEVENs, Boston, Mass.
NHacs 10 Ve0eti,,e !?

II Is a compound extracted from barks, roots
aud herbs. IL Is Nyufe'a Remedy. II Is per-
tenn. Il is nourishing And rengtheninE. 1t acts
directly upon the bloo}. 1t quiets the nervous
system. II gives you sod, sweet sleep at night.
II is great panacea sor our aged fathers and
n'others, for Il gives then strength, quiets their
ner:es and gives them Natures sweet sleep, as
has been proved by manyan aged person. II is
for our children. 1t had relieved and cured
thousands. 1t 70 very pleasant to take; every
child likes 1t. It relieves pd cures ali diseases
TINE. Giveit q fair trial fol- your Complaints;
thcn you will Say to your friEnd, ncighbor and
acquaintance, "rry It; 1t haseured me-"
VEoErINE for the cornplaine for which Il Is
recommended. 10 having q aiargefSale throughout
the United States than any othdr ono medicine.
plsyln.S. Msyx veHo''no VIII CnsoI Iahe'o Conn
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SCRIBNER'S MONTH";
~ 1rjl .T1v,f LILY,
a" l,.51Fl, onrlvaled illustrated aIaua,l,.
nVIi NEA YyTag

,r, HOiTU1M yzTsn
,,,,nn Mnen SchinSER Issued It's famo,.
il, net sn.s IN s'bhy b;y' friendly erisiss s:s
81 'is;.-"atsi marx. We do NOT - hss roctS
live sa ers ,e IL ars 40 conquer" But the puSI SShs
propose 70 conquer s5 moTsd' to eOnquer sr =
,,c. ne a, prospectus for the new volume
~, r o. more than Nifty papers tniSss, gives Tie t.
Of 'A' "'sne4' merit Under rJtihss1ss;s ths sss.9
w FOREIGN, TRAVEL ''r'N
We have "a Winter on The Nuau .a
Thrns anI ars Itnef Interesting desSripoSe Se1 Nc.
LAS MINrURN," by d5e DE- amnS9I,Sgssa maI,Vas -sicso
whose story OF "seyenoaks isand pans nd the Edi,S,
iae,toh % The readers Of the * S'bIy iIs hshs, aai
Traf,on iii neila,i RAJ His Inhsrianeep n, =,
Lar BY 81 Mr. .hf GoSy.g9hl oSSGy%9lsIsn H.. a..
i,', mers Is to be series of oreinsi sndett
errct each papsss paner OF Popular I2Ts a
"e's 'fe 10 Dc. from various pens, nane.,
"IToML LIFE AND TRAyrI ~ on
iAls'' a. IT;asieal suggestions as to town and
specialists e'er oy yell-knova
in,nr;ny ri;emiy illustrated ser!e= Will be .,..
writeI ana eor,, by Flood and Field By bs,en on
jtc! Of 'here. The NIL,
"H0tsEIioLD and HOME DECOR .r,o,.
'uetnas m may aTomnsnt place ,hllst The .,e,,
iponih i2 month; The list of Short ppear from
graphical and other sketches etc. Ia Io1r bio.
purcr higher and hxS nober ,ae masa1ne and
Gus In oil IT. utteTancts and infiuenni ana gensr-
welcome visitor than ever before in Lasala Lna moro
hnemcnt and culture. - - hooinea OF TO
FIFTEEN. MONTHS Foa "a
Inc three numbers Of Scribncr for A..
,einbcr end October, containing the Stp-
eycsy .yfS % nc Lass o Swre Be en'
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Onas,,ae he Ea.cezis1z.

Cais,,oe he Eacceztezz.
CHARLEsrowN, MASS, NIar}h 10. 1869.
M M1; II. r STEVENS Dear S.r.TfIa IL 70 Ger.
in my family for several years, and blink that,
for Scrofule or Cankeroue Humors, q Kheum.
blood purifier and spring medicine, 1t istic bes.
thing have over used and have used almost
everything. can cheerfully RECOMMEND il 10
any one In need Of guch medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. a. A. DINSNORR
Pima
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GOTHAA'S SENSATION.

Ths Bennett and taay Enlargement :
Csss== g the s.=:=ss=55s=.a.:: sc:vee.
the RoT1Es.
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VRGEE'lI'TIIIyIE (
Purifes the Blood, Eee7sovates
ana I7sUtg0r0teS TIE
Whole System.

ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
illrratiye, Tonic, Solvent and Diuretie.
rxcETrSE is made exclusively from the
Tres of carefully selected barks, roots and
,bs. and so strongly concentrated that It will
OF scrofnin, ecroiuioua iEaunoT, Tue
mora, Cancer, CnneeTcEs niuror,
Nrynspelnn, Bnlf Bhcurn, 9yptiiiliic
Oinensen, CaEltcr. Fnfutae1s aa sho
Hiomnch, and all diseases tha. arise from I'M
Pure blood. esin!ien, nulnut utn,R,ory and
sons and 3pinni Cornptninto, can oal5
20 eIoctually cured through the blood
For Uicero and Erupiive Disenees OF the
SNtn, Eeu1tuics. Pin,plce, Bioicheu,
wotm. VEoETIFE has mover failed to effect o
For "'nino ia tho Back, Kidney Oonn.
PIntr DropSy. Female yVooIsnenp,
n.ef :rhR9, arising from internal ulcnrn.
lion I'd uterine diseases aud General ne.
causes OF these complaints. 1t invigorates and
strengthens the w.iolu system, acts upon tile &C.
creiivc organs. allays Inflammation, cures ulcer
alton and regulates tho bowels.
70. Calnrrh, DyaPspaia, aHabiiunl
1Iendnehc. Piiro, Nsr7onsness 0i aud
0aenrrat ProssragtoP of the Nervous
E!szss11. 10 :ped.o!no hng riren rucl per-
feet tisfaciion rs tho VEoErINE. II purife5
the blood, cleanse9 all OF She organs and pos
tenn.
The remarkable cureg effected by vEoErrSE
hare induced many physicians and apothecaries
whom we KNOW to prescribe and use 1t in their
own families.
In fact. vEuETISE Is the best remedy vet
reliable BLOOD PUE8aFAEB yet placed
before the publis.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29

Stowe has a twenty-montlts-ol child
who, wishing TO see his father. who was
at work on the top Ofhis house. climbed
up ladder 20 feet TO staging before II
was diseoyered.-Free Press.
Mr.. James b. Scully. of this city. has
been appointed mail agent on the Rur-
llngt0n and LamOille Railroad. running
from here to Cambridge Junction. He
Will doubtless make an efficient agent
Free Press.
The New England Fair, at Portland.
bids fair to be one of the best. 1872 en-
tries of cattle and Is of horses outside of
trotters have been made. Railroad fare
from here and return, only 1925.
The Selectmen will meet next Satur-
day, at the Town Hall, to consider again
the subject of abating taxes. We hope
they will use certain and good judgment.
and presume they will for they are men
of sense.
A correspondent writes to the Boston
TrdUeller that there is no truth i'm the ru-
NOR that the Central Vermont Railroad
proposed to build their road to the base
of Mount Mansfield, and a branch to the
summit, la Mount Washington.
Don't forget the farmers picnic one
week from next Saturday on the camp
ground. L. B. Sherwin, Mrs. ". d.
Fitch and Mrs. d. F. Fletcher are COM
mittee of arrangements, therefore we may
expect everything will be in apple-pie
order. We don't think little apple-pie
would be out of order.
The Free Press says Chauvin and Kelley
recently presented to the editor large
cucumber of the California variety, which
weighs nine pounds, and measures 3 feet
and 6 inches in length. There is another
growing in the same garden which
measures and half feet and has only
commenced to grow.
A three-year-old boy, belonging to II.
Mudgett, of Eden, came up missing on
the camp-grOund Sunday p. NJ. Great
anxiety was felt and quite search made
when man stated that he met the child
going down the railroad track. When
found, the little fellow had crossed two
trestles safe and was near Cady's Falls.
Two voting chaps were arrested on the
camp-grouud by sheriff Sherwin Monday
hight Tor intOxication. OF course they
got their liquor of a stranger. whom
they could neither name or describe. A
fine with costs WIS what they paid the
fiddler for that dance. 1t may be well
both for liquor sellers and liquor drinkers
to bear in mind, in the future, That Hyde
Park Jail is not far from our cantp-ground
and moreover. they mary rest assured that
if the association get on a good trail, they
will follow it up at whatever cost of time
or money,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
HARDWlCK.

Charles French sends his first car
load of potatoes this week, prices paid,
% cents per bushel.
Mr.. ID. +. Skinner, Valparaiso, In
diana, a native of this town, is stop
ping here for a few days, visiting the
scenery Of his childhood.
A drove of 500 head of cattle, own
ed by Mr.. Dow, of Albany, arrived
here Saturday night. They are going
to Rhode Island. He finds it cheaper
to drive them than to send by railroad.
Messrs. Hoyt & Town are turning
out some fine stone work, at their shed
just opposite the depot. They have
just completed a job of curbing for a
burial lot for \. Kellogg, to be sci in
the cemetery here, and are now at
work on a monument going to Morris
vile: They are l,Oth good workmen
and Prof. Cuttin prOnounces their
granite the finest and best quality he
has seen
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29

last week met with i'll luck previous to
starting. Having ON Monday pro-
cured two canvass tents at Waterbury
for their accommodation they were
left on the platform at Atkins store
till Tuesday morning, when they were
to he used, during the time some way
ward person removed the larger tent
to some place then unknown, obliging
the eXcursionists to depart with but
one. The lost tent was soon after
discovered back of Judge Parish's,
near the river, which removal bore ev-
idence more of trick than theft. The
party report a splendid time and think
again TO go and do likewise.
1t is related that a practical-joking
old gentleman summering at the Mt.
Mansfield hotel got tired of the ever
lasting night-tramping up and down
the piazza past his chamber window
by sleepless young couples. He bided
his time and when II O'Clock had
crawled around one night, and there
was no cessation, a "ghost-like figger7
with phOsphorescent eyes and chatter
ing jaws confronted the unlucky cou-
pie. A groan added dignity to its
makeup The fellow bolted after her
and didn't hear the old mans chuckle
as he gave the jaws a final chatter.
Ten O'Clock is the latest now that low
ing couples exchange condolences on
that piazza.-Free Press.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
JEFFERSONVlLLE,

Mr.. Wheelock preached three funer-
al sermons last Sunday.
A new road has been laid out from
the main road to the Junction.
There are a good many sick people.
Diphtheria and dysentery are prevail
ing.
The Good Templars are talking of
taking an excursion before long. The
Lodge now numbers about 80, with
constant additions.
Our Sunday-school will unite with
those from the other parts of the town
in an excursion to Burlington, boat
ride and picnic, next Thursday.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-29
JOHNSON.

Mrs. S, A. Martin, of Redford, N.
Y, is spending few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Riddle.
Mr.. Eugene Curtis, of Lowell, VT,
occupied the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday morning.
The graded school, to be taught by
Misses Mary Winslow and Emily Bel
ding, will commence on Monday next.
Mr.. Marshall Hosmer, wife and
granddaughter, of Burlington, are WIS.,
iting their friends in this village and
vicinity.
Sewell Newton and NJ. V. B. Spal-
ding are doing quite an extensive
business in shipping cattle, sheep
and swine to Boston.
Rev. B. F. Rattray has nearly re-
covered from his relapse of two weeks
ago, and preached at the Baptist
church Sunday last.
The Normal School commences on
Tuesday, September 4. There is al
ready evidence that there will be a
full school during the Fall term.
Mrs. Cristy, wife of DR.. Cristy, of
Antrim, N. H., finished her three
weeks summer vacation, spent at her
fathers, Geo. w. Hill, Esq, last
week.
The telephone between Riddle Bros.
hardware store and dwelling house is
quite success. 1t is made of q wax
ed cord and two tin cups. 1t is in
daily use and is very convenient.
Buck Brothers expect to lose the
"Boss" teamster of their "Boss A"
team (the dapple gray horse.) Mr..
I'i-ADJ, '''oU'~ IONo-+slN 20, eynactS To
leave for Kansas soon. 0'' W
Among the recent and unannounc-
ed arrivals of summer boarders and
visitors from seaboard cities or large
inland towns are the following: Mr..
ElmOre johnson, eX-alderman anu re-
cent commissioner of water works of
Burlington, has been stopping with
his brother-in-law, r. c. Cristy. Mr..
johnson is with DR.. Wakefield, of
Palmer. Mass. (who is also brother
in-law of R. c. Cristy) in starting a
paper mill at Morrisville. Mr.. Cristy
is also entertaining at this time his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Warren Johnson,
wife and her sister, all of Winchester,
Mass. Mrs. II. A. Nelson and grand
daughter, of Montreal, P. O., are at
Mr.. j. A. Andrews. Judge Marcus
Doherty, Of the Court of the Queens
Bench, of Sherbrooke, P. O., is at Dr.
DOberty's.