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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
MobifAon s. xbielen.
TaIfbe Gbeem!

g. lit bel einer e~epi1Icn SoItsflaIc cine sc.
lupbnlide Sbcc, pab Dyspepsia ni6t sranblid'
9cbcilt mcroen t0nne, abcr mir tOnncn nit
;robem Screen iaseu. bab Green's August
Flower nicmais, 70 uiel mir ipifcn, scfeblt
lat, SispcpIe uno gebsrlsihen in alien ibren
SortommniNen. ipie vOeriauelter Mascn".
S%ertopiuns. 8opiprt,t @crsfltpfcn, tuyscr
atbcm II. {. 10. su bsilsn. Bon 10000 Gla.
itcn, wslde lestes Sabr ~berfauft parocn,
uuroe nidt cine Gimsisc ais nMblos sclaslSct.
uObl aber ea,piingcn mir Gaulcnee bon &om-
pliinentcn bon beR 9ruasilen tucgcn ben
punSerbarcn auren. Srei Doicn bcben jeben
Jaa.-8criudet Is. - alcine 8laiden Gotten
10 Gents aewObnliteS Mab Is Gsnts.
3u babcn bel
Or. . 9nIten, Orasaif.
ct. Gloub. Wf;nn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
0urrab! fur 1enroorbe unb
HttenS meier.

Dieft Gerren taben run bas t@onae uni
bcife @cidait in aana 81. @loub. Da Del
Store ibom iriber als Der bette befannt mar.
pcldcr ic bier schal.sn wurSe, 10 1T es niA'
notbia, @sitcrcs barber ~ benerten. Nut
lei bicmit mitqetteilt. bab bmr4 bic @crih'nel'
auna hes Miaimerptores bes 9crrn Sttens'
u, icr nit BEN a~llbs;anntcn Stcre oes Serrn
senuoorbe bas san,e Maaa,in ~ einem
Golden erncr alaiie eemoroen 1T, poiriba
allies, unb ,par in better Nnsipa9l uno Su Den
5iaiaten Freiicn, 81 1aben 1T. 2-t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
Gin sltes Meeept gum Mei@wersen'

Ourd arbeit. Naib' unb s@w'ss",
s9i@t mitis faules Sitsn;
Dur@ etarcn unb reMt 9aufsn.
9idt arsHen, sauisn, sdmaufen;
OurM misfam strapesi'ren,
Nidt bin nnb Der spaaieren;
Durd NaNen, @cter, @adcn,.
slidt Sdlafsn, NtMten. yad9tn;
CurA ooTcn, TnIceu. @arter,
slidt @iirieliricl NIB @arten;
Dur6 Sobel, slrt une Sam'nsr,
gidt s.uiscr, Stage, Sommer;
Durd Sodc, Ssni' nnb FF"s,
NiMt ober SAaaps i'll Wruq;
SurA VHiisen, @raben. Sd'anSen,
Nidt Saacn. Su5An, San;en;
Durd cinfod titles @eien,
sidt @asscifyicl nnb Ghaiirn;
1urh ShnHen I'm bic Wctte,
Widt Qotterie. 8illct!e;
0uvA Mluabcit. NIeib uno Wntb,
&omnt man 81 @cIo unb Gut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26

70 9. WfiQer in st. @IouS
oerfauft bic befen unb %feiniten Qiqncure in
|ieincn Maaasinen. Seine @eine unb Cigar.
rem f9nuen bon ttinem Sauie i'm Staate iber-
|trufen wcrben, ipcoer ali @ortrcflidteit nod
an @iaistcit. TVan iprede Dor uuo iiberacuac
ii1. 3-6h
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
Ypp @pp!

Die llnter;ci6nctcr iino CUR Gntaesennab.
me bon 8ctcIunsen aIcr Hrt, uclde Il ibr
Scf@iit einidlasen. bereit. Nidt blob fur bic
salouns bon StearaS So. ionosrn aMd fur
ale mnreaenhen GcuntbS iino fc erbotia, ben
bcten Bop aus ibrcr Gaetorh SUI tiefrrn. meldlcr
jcmals in st. Glouo oocr llmaeseno f~abriSirt
ipcrhen 1T. Sur Gn%taesennabme uon ORDERS
crbisten iid freunolfdE
MobifAon s. xbiclen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
Qambperfauf.

1875 Nder sutes qanh, 2 Mcilen citlid bon,
Gourtbaus au ct. glouh, arenseno an Der
MiiIiiippi> GIus, t0nncn inter icbr siinitiaer
8cbineMnacn ansefauft ipcrben. 9as Cant
lit t6cilmciic @ol,>. @ieien- nno Yrairiclano
ginc au%soc;eidnete @elssenbcit, cin Mildae'
id,1it Al bctreiben. inoem Der Marft nobc6e
lit. air1en unb S9ulen i'll serin9er Gntfer'
Judge McKe!vey.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
WreEer @anbel in DRY Oopts.

SMcier, Serials, gorhanae, S@ottiide unc
iransoTide Gingba,ns, @ouenmaaren, Som-
Meribauls, Gel;e, Soancnidirlnc, Scipcn,
banb. 9aidentI6er unb Elm grober @orratb
anbercr COMMENCEMENT ipe-ben gum Soften.
preis p%crfauft. 3ommt ,no iebet bic @aaren
anb lcrut bic Yrciie fenncn bel
Soiepg gbcIbrod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26

MobeI.- Srct aIcm Sumbus unb auer
Nufi&neiberei gum Nobne tauft man alle
S%attun9en W0bel better unb tpoblfciIer bel
$. s. Gerfhba@.
ct. Glouh. Ninn.
NIB rparum?" = @eil bcrielbe INNER
ieinen Sorratb sese. Sab e%intauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26

Das sduljabr bcsinnt' a,u eritcn Mpntae
i'm September une ihliest~ Gnoc SUM. 0i'
3oslinee wcrnen inbcp gu icoer 3eit imabrcmt
oes Sabres aufsenommen. Soft unb Ser
pFcsnna fur flint Monate $4,000. !.
Muiit &C. crtra au besablen. 9M crit
sciion bcsinnt INT l. Moatag int Septen,.
Der; bic ;tpcite an l. Mortag iii Gebrsar.
SIR Ma1cres menoc man iid an
Mother Walhnrga, o. s. B.
= L. B. 81. St. Cloud, MINI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
Sulius Aucf,
d. II. SDicer.

St. @ermainnraBe, ct. Gloub.
p%erfouft WobeI aQer Nrt an melt biaioern
Vreiien, als ole onoeren Mobelaacr. Gs iii
i'm Stanoe hies 81 tDun, oa er feline Nobel
elbf fabri3irt.
Man sebc ni@t an icinem store boybci.
obne ein3utreten. "a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
IN 0.rfaufen

Gin 9 iibrigss, lammirommes, feblerircies
Yfcro. (sSuuad) gut sum Gabren uno steiten
lit biQ,s gu pe.taufcn. ionic elm fat neues
| EferoeaeiAirr unb Sdlitten (cinipdmnig).
Ndbrres iu eriabren in Der Office bes v@oro>
tern. 1913
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26

tW- @cr quite llbren ober fdone .llbrtetten
uno anbere Suwelen al faufen mini Mt, ipense
lid sucrit mad 9crrn &obcrtion's Suwelen.
fore an 81 @ermainHrabe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
st. Cloud Restuzl7'uti0n.

~. CLOW.W hESTWzL7'WTZOZ,
Cine abisc iioIid bonn Meit.eouie.
Wablsciten III ieoer etnnbc Ses 9aaess
GAG: &oitsangcr nercen ST 0uberit biuisea:
Yrciien cine ncrtrcflide Saiel finbcn. seine
@cine, Gigarrrn, *imonabcn,.
ICE-CREAM,
Gin srcber @csratb bon feinenm Gonfcet, Stiff.
len, Gridtcn mno slQem, mas nur oen @en-
men titcln ntaa.
8ieoere Yrsic mnb ;ubortom,nemoe 8cbie-
nuns triro ben @ditca ;u Sbeil.
c.. II. Sumner.
l6-1b
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26

bringtbem eecbrten Yublitnm in grinneruna,
bab CT alc arten NnitrsiAcr- Irbeiten aufs
Bette unb ~ tiberalcn Yreiien beiorat. Sam
Mnfreiten bon @dufern, @uaaies.
@agen, Sausi6ilb ben &c. wirb bic
9robte Sorafclt scWibmet.- Sbcp in Der
ct. GIoub @aaen- Gabrit. Ie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
@efMnDen.

Sin mod gan, gutter %ssenrcd wurbe &C.
iunosn. Ser Giscntbimer fann in Der Office
bcs rNorotern" erfabrcn, no lid Der Nod
beInbet. W. 8erserbaucn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
8 amilieniet.
Gr0HIide Nntmort.

TIs Sr brrii6mtc Drssbener Sofidauipieler
Tauli cinit in SdiIcr's ~&aubcr" Die Ioac
hes Gran, Moore fpitltc unb in benz crgrci.
icaocn Monoloee, no CT cinen @cif ~ ichcn
ncrmcint., bic angiterfiaten @orte ausifobt
.9a. pcr idlcidt oo,is" crtonte bintcr Den
E.ouIiTen nit lautcr Stimme bic t%rofcnnc
Mntwort hes Sbcater3immermanacs, Der ba
alaubte, bic 0raac seIte IGN: sd bins.
&crr Saul, ih Jude mcincn Nagelbobrer." "
S1aIcuocs Gdadter Ses Yublitums erfolstc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
mDbeI uub
&emrp 2ppsbrmd.


len. u. 4. No.. ebe"fo fertse sdrse
unb et,,as Mnocres fir iunse GbeIeute:
itcts porratbis.
nDas erite lit Gin aIeiScridranf,
Oes 3weite iod oas Maidiinf icin,
Dss 0ritte III Der aiihenldra nj,
0as @iertc tt Die 8cttnsl fem,
Das Uiinfte tbun feds etiiDle fclen,
Gas Sedsac III Der SiodinN> Chair.
Das Siebts mub Der Slid hcritcQsn.
Das @dte 1T Die @iese = leer.
s(dt srtitl iictR gu bier,
6uter Gteuno, id eeb' fc Or
Sir so Dollar ateiammt,
Da obea in ct. Martin 5oms,
SM @enrb 2oosbrud's Gdrci,saiJr
&aant 9u eS baben. gnes fappt.
sae Irbeiten in Sora merbcs ,,as "amca
fix Wobel iopoht ais fir @aseo,tra"t.
Neeioue y. >. Steara@A r.. IlSa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26

- - u
limb bod, nadbem mon CO iiberau prosrt
bat. tanft man in 8. S@ulten'S oIrr
oeutidcr Npothefe Nues biuiaer unb beT,r.
Scin 0eidaft bat tpen,ser sIusloqcn mic ID.
9eno Elm anotres. Gr besabIt feline 9Resse.
tbcilt nit teinem Eartner uno balt cine
Y
pon Barber. @ur;eIn; a%rautern.
Weinen um6 Wetiea memtcn.
iuie man lie FONT bicr M~irsenbs finbet.
@uter &atb
foitet nidts unb piro germ uno freunbIid Cd.
t6cilt.
&eeeptey
ueroen in ibrsm ~pirtliden" @ertbe onee>
icrti9t.
6. Sdultem..
It Isent fir sloeriu's iertia aemiidte Garbcn1
mno feline Ypctbetc.
1T
bic reinSise" beutl9e Ypot6ete
n0roIi6 bon M%imrzeapuIis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26

iunbbeit untexsrabcn unb lGitiec &rantbeiteag
bcrbrrbrinsen. slusidldae Der Saut linb bas,
gridcincn ani Der Sberf4ae oes 8orpers bsa.
Saiten, mclde aus benz glsts ~entfernt merbaa
iplten. Snnerlidc StOtunscn beuten aui
bic 8cidrdnfuns oerie!ben unreinen Cutie
auf Elm inatres Sraun;. ODER Sraane. osren.
gbdtisfeit iie in lltOromusg brinaen unth &c.
rem 8ctanbtDeite lie. franfhaft MAIDEN urh
;critoren. slber's Sarinparila b~crtrcittbieie
Safte aus benz g<Mtt. Bsnn biclclbea, emit.
fcrnt ii,S, baan t%rridwiabcn aud, Die seioen,
mclde iie beruorhrinaea ; als ba iinb :. Site,
runseM Der gebct, ocs Wsaaens, bcr Miaren mnb
9unsen, IusiAldee sab Iusidtas : Granf,
heitcn oer 9arb, &p1e ODER M,t9lauE Vinneu,
8lattern, 8saSden, 8eulcn, GridNmnIEc,
Sledtcn mnb SalsTns, aopferinb, &nispurlt,
@cidipiire mnb Sd,pdre, Mbcuma ti8,nss, Ser,
ucnleinen, Gnoden<. @cIidts<, uno RopSreiben,
wsibiide Sdtpi4e. lnfrudtbarfeit. wci6er
Hlub, iucihcr aus inneren G%iterun0en UNI
arunfbcifen Der @cbGrmuttcr entfcbt. @aHer,
Eiudt, 2bspepiia Aussebruns nno aQsemeint
Sdtpamc. Mit bcren @cicitisuna tebrt aud
Die Sc nnebeit wieScr suriid.
3ubcreitct tea
Sr. $. 6. Mper & Co., 2oipe1, Mon.
prattifde unb anafbtif6c Gbcmiter.
Gs niro s%ertauft uon aQen Hpothetern mi
! Mebij;nbdnbIern. m-n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26

Il @eldr Belt miinldsn Die iunscn Sar'er
ain ie9nliditcn?
9ie 9odSit.
gscrin inb 1d Gin major unb cine iunsc
8rau aans ahmliA:
Sse,be jrebcn mad Sem Ncsimcnt.
y s. Grbe. weld' hsrrlide @eriiTe bicteif
nu uns!" 70 iiommtl!c Gin @ctrutseIer,
{trcutrlte uab tic! = in cine Suheergr'ioc.
y 3u e;ucm Mcnnc, Der cine fcDr arofs
-sfole uuS ucuia Bart bate. .iaate cin Spab>
boa.(: Ser Bart fam nidt wadlen, neil CT
su lcbr in SGaticn ieht."
@as III bodit 'unredt uno bod n'dt
Guute?
Den linten sanbidub an bic retts eanO
su ;iebsn.
' @ann Isbte has idOnfe Trauensi'nmsr
&uf Der @elt?
.3niidcn i6rem @eburts. uns sterbetas.
#Nraae: g1cr ca moht. braudt "a nidt
tucr eS touit, nil e. uidt per es braudt,
rpeib Is nidt?
-Mutwort: Cine 1obtealabe.
Suber Sdule.
9ehrer: Nier i.6sa Sic oas Stclst eines
Sauaetliers, nnb 3tpar, Mansr, BON mas f"r
eiWemS
Mouer: Bon cinem tootsn.
y Me[des Iinb Die f%reiifen 2eutc?
0i, Eer,ic unb Sdaririatcr benin Oh ~
Shon bide Qeute unbrinaen, 10 ifraft mon ne
midi aur mist, i~onperu eibt ibnen nod soen
easu.
Oerroutinirtc Rau imam.
9ehrtino: Serr Vrin,ipol. bic furssn 4
Tfcnnia. Gisarren Eab ausatSanaen, oaaeaen
III nod arobsr Scrratb pon Der laHgen ,d)leG'
ten 4-Ticnui9 Sorte.
Wrin;iuol: 90 nimmt mon bic lanscn T.
Yfsnnia .Giaarren. idneioct bon ]sSer eM
Stud ob uno %perfauit is ais fuvjs tar L
SBfrunis.
y @iae,u, Iauf nal idueN ,um Sdlahter
Ida.c elm 8erlincr in ieinem ltjonltcn spree
neutih III icincm %9chriuneen. id lallc ibn
4daen. baS CT mid bns Sdtpein nnb meiner
Eruoer ben O1ien n1d)iten Sonnabcno id)ldd,
fen mus. Ct iisbtecn Gamilicnief, no he
sSt5maub bon uns &eeoe onicrlttet INTRO
String nod meine Grau bic fette Sans nit, 81
bort injciest iuorbcn is.
miIienfef.
Caroline. rgb.r. @uite, mas 1T benz
Sci Gud los. bob SIR Nues se3iert anb be
trdn;t bobt?"
Husute: .sSir feisrn beate Gin srobs
GamilicnfcfM
GaroIiMe: So. es bat wubl bel Cue
ssemaub Gin Subildu,u!
auquHe: .ad nein. Der iunae Scr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
Gin Dicbs-3eusnib

Gin alter, bartariottcner 7icb Hano tiirslid
IN @ien, Der gntmenoana elmer 3cbnsuloen
Eote ansetlast. Dor @cridt unb lcnenetc bart.
padie. unaeadtet cine 3cusin bcitatigte, naf
e bel ibr bic 3%chnaulosn-s lote pedieIn lieb.
Gr ,ourbe AT aebn Mpnatcn &crtcr berurtbcilt
NaA c~rfolatcr Gcrur!beiiuna iaste Der gicb
sd babe bic sc4n 0ulocn seitobIsn, id
nebme Bic Stsofe en-; aber bamit Sic i'd
iiberaeuscn, bob bieie 5eusin scloaen bat, 81
Zen Sic hin in bas Saus, untcr Der oriitcr
stufI Iints fineen g ben scfo9!enm 3eb-
-aer.
sort, outer arcunb." riefen Elm Vaa,
Gtubenten AZ Yicroe eirem Sauern ~. De,
eten Nobl p~fan;te, rtpas aebt SIR uns, ue.l
mir Guh. beweiien, cab SIR elm arautitcnsc'
feib ?"- ,Dafiir scbe i'd chen nidts. emf.
aeamctc Der Bauer; i'd abcr mill Gud be,
lyeiicn. ba6 Snere sdttel MauIeieI Nnb."-
.ssfa, last ooh bor,n!" IS mn. meme Ser.
rsn. mas 3uiiden einem Gicl nnb eirem
4ftroe it, it ia nidts, aIs elm @auleiel."
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Ayer''s ~Sa7sapn7izz0
fur Meinisuns ses HauteS.

Siefe Rif9uns pom
YF~onaenidften, Sarfa=
paril1. .0od Stiuingia
unb Nlrcnnmurscln nit
ben Sesiben non Yotai=
fium Mnb Gifen poll
I bringt cine febr w;rtz
Jane lTeifung pon elmer
Rei9e &rantbcitcn.
: wcI6e febr porbcrr=
.fden6 nnb ibmersltt
finb. Sic reinigt has
9lut. emtfernt aus benz
Spitsn bic unreinen
SGffe. mcIhe bic &c
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Total cost of road and equip
Vermont News.

Woodford voted that each nan should
be his OWE pound keeper.
Rev. o. Roys has resigned from the
Free-will Baptist church at st. Johnsbury.
Rev. Mr.. Tabor of Norway, accepts a
call to the Universalist church at West
Burke.
Mrs. Jane Pelton of Hartlard has tame
crow, which speaks several words very
distinctly.
Edward Crosby has given the Liberal as
ISOLATION his library of 300 spiritual and
rationalistic books.
The North church and society of st.
John,bury proposes to expend 100000 for
new church edifce.
There was juvenile wedding in Monk
ton recently, the bride being 10 and the
groom II years of age.
g. E. Marsh Of Hancock has 40 Merino
sheep which averaged little over 124 ibu
per head of washed wool.
''Little Asa" son of the Barre murderer
Magoon, procures his living by hunting and
fishing on the mountains.
The spring term of Barre academy opens
with 70 students. This is tho last term of
the 25th year of this institution.
The poor expenses of Woodstock last
year were $5,01SsS. One tramp from
Montreal cost the town $685.. 90.
At the town meeting in Monkton resolu-
tions were adopted commencing Senator
Edmunds' course in the electoral commits
sion affair.
In Ludlow, within a distance of half
mile on the Main street, are living twenty
one widows. 1t must be an unhealthy
place tor husbands.
The committee of arrangements of the
Methodist church of Barre are making pre-
parations for the assembling of the state
conference next month.
Several boys in Wheelock stole large
quantity of sugar-coated purgatiye pills, on
which they Toasted, and the result for all
OF them was sleepless night.
Canker rash is raging most fearfully in
some parts OF Leicester. In one family
three deaths have already occurred, and
two more are not expected to live.
The response to the invitation given for
the meeting Of dentists at Montpelier the
2lst inst, 10 quite general. 1t will prob
ably be the foundation of state society.
Gen. Hazeltlne has been elected town
clerk of Bakersfield for tho fifty-seventh
time, and Roswell Bottum has held the
same position at Orwell, forty-four years.
B. b. Darling OF Lyndon says his twenty
black Spanish hens laid l,424 eggs last
year. That beats Grimes old blue hen,
which only laid two eggs day on week
days.
The Estey organ factories at Brattleboro,
are once more running on full time, and as
they employ 800 hands the fact may DO
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-14
Newspaper Mems Trials.

One of the great trials of the newspaper
profession is, that its members are COM
PEELED to see more of the shams of the world
than any other profession. Through every
newspaper office, day after day, 90 all the
weakness of the world-all the vanities
that want to be pulled, all the revenges
that want to be resped, all the mistakes
that want to be corrected, all the dull
speakers who want to be thought eloquent,
all the meanness that wants to get its wares
noticed gratis in the editorial columns, in
order to fave the tax of the advertising
columns, all the men who want to be set
right who were never right, all the crack
Drained philosophers with stories as long
as their hair and as gloomy as their finger
nails in mourning because bereft of soap
all the bores who come to stay five min
utes, but talk five hours. Through the
editorial and reportorial rooms, all the fol-
lies and shams of the world are seen day
after day, and the temptation is TO believe
in neither God, man nor woman. 1t is no
surprise to me that in this profession there
are some skeptical men; only wonder
that journalists believe anything. -De Witt
TdLnld1s
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-14
Packard Still Talking About Being
Governor.

Gov. Packard remains constantly Of the
state house attending TO such business ss
comes before him. He stated to a reporter
Monday that he had as full confidence as
ever In the final success of his government.
Referring to President Hayes southern
policy, Gov. Packard said 4; do not un-
deTstand that tho president sacrifices any
principle or makes any abandonment of
the friends of the Union and the republican
party in the south. do not understand it
Is his desire to force the colored people
from tho republican party. On the other
hand, l understand that he will sustain un-
der the constitution and laws Of the United
States, each state of the Union in a repub-
lican form OF government, and will sup
press iDsuriection and domestic violence. |
understand him as wishing 10 avoid the
constant use of troops ia the southern states
at the elections and use the police force
for states. The foundation Tor this desir-
able state Of affairs has been laid here al
ready. II has been my desire 10 facilitate the
entrance into the republican party of old line
wings and conservatives, and, during the
past canvass, my efforts. in that direction
were crowned with gratifying success. All
of that class of accessions, which number
among them some of the best of the native
white citizens of the state, are now the
firm supporters of my government. Our
temporary difficulties have had the effect
of relieving us of the worst element of the
party. / shall eudeavor to aid President
Hayes in his southern policy, by admins
ierlng the government of Louisiana hon.
estly and economically and in the interest
of the whole people, white and black. 1
shall endeavor to have some of the de-
faultlng office-holders sent to the peniten-
tiary, and some murderers hung.
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Post Office Matters.

The contest for the Montpelier post
office continues close. There are four
prominent candidates besides the present
occupant. Col. II. v. Randall is supposed
to have the inside track.
The president says that under certain
circumstances the opinions of members of
congress concerning appointments in the
districts which they represent will no doubt
be Of value to him. But he prefers that
the opinions shouldn't be given until asked
for.
The Cincinnati Commercial explains 1t /:
Messrs. Morton, Blaine and Conkling are
candidates for the presidency. Morton
wanted Tyner, Blaine wanted Settle, Conk-
ling wanted Plat for postmaster general.
The purpose was to use the postoffice de-
partment with view to the next national
republican convention. But this Is not &C.
cording to civil service reform. "He
serves bis party best who serves his coun-
try best"
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For the first time in history Cameron
retires voluntarily from office. Whether
It IL because he takes so much to heart 'he
decided stand taken by the president, the
insignificant figure cut by Blaine and him
self in the attempt to organize an anti-ad-
ministration party, and the ignominious
defeat they met with in the senate, or that
all his time will be occupied in responding
to the attentions of that gay young widow
who Is seeking his money or his affections,
we know not-but certain it is, that Simon
Cameron has resigned his seat as senator
from Pennsylvania. But the sly old fox,
although he retlres defeated, has taken
steps to perpetuate the Cameron dynasty
and, it Is said, that arrangements are per-
fected by which "son Don" will be his sue
cessor.
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WILSON CROSS,
(of the flrm Of Wilson. Gross & Bros. drugglsts
Tho Daily Globe
is kept for sale at the following places:

is kept Tor sale at the following places:
LUDLow-A. T. Sherman, drugs, books, sta
tionery, periodicals, &C.
. BRATrLEBoRo-E. J. Carpenter books, sta
tionery, periodicals, fancy goods.
BRANDoN-J. d. Kelly & G.. Q. Slason. books
stationery, periodicals, &C.
MIDDLEBURY-W. Seymour Alden, books, sta
tionery, periodicals, sc.
pITTsPoRD-DenDtson Bros, dry goods.
BRIsToL-Hiram Shattuck, paper and station
cry, blank books, drugs, &C.
FAIRHAvEN-F. ii. Carpenter.
CAsTLEToN-Rice g. Co.
WEST RUFLAED-C. j. Gilmore, general mer.
chandise.
PoULTNEY-w.w Hubbard, books, stationery
periodicals, fancy goods &C.
NORTH BESNINGToN-Henry Morse, newsboy.
WALLINGFoRD-H.P P. Morgan, station agent
MISUNDERSTANDING Smith, newsboy.
ARLINGTON-H. S. Hard.
BENNINGToN-T. j. Tiffany, periodicals, paper
and stationery.
MISUNDERSTANDING Co., newspapers, pc
riodical5, books, stationery, &C.; A. X. Howard
depot restaurant; GLOBE countlng-rooms.
RAILRoADs-on all morning trains leaving
Rutland.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE !
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND
OTHER PROPERTY.

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND
OTHER PROPERTY.
The administrator OF the estate Of Lensey
sell at auction, unless otherwise disposed OF. on
TUESDAY, MARCH goth, 1877,
at 10 O'Clock q. m, at the late residence OF said
Round, in Clarendon VT, the HOME FARM, so
called, said 10 contain leo acres OF land, lying
south OF Rutland village about two miles, on
road by Gen. II. ii. Bakers farm. Said farm is
pleaanty situated on otter creek, good modern
buildings, large barn with lower story for sta
bling, storing vegetables. etc., is we'll supplied
with running water ct house and barns and
is, perhaps, one OF the most desirable farms In
Rutland county. Also. the farm called the
"Sherman Farm" OF about 400 acres OF land,
two miles southwest of the former place; good
buildings, including one large barn with ample
stabllng, well watered, ETC.. all well adapted for
keeping O large dairy. Also a horse shed at
the meeting house at the south Flats SO called.
Also, all the interest said estate has in the
Taft farm, so called, in Rutland, VT, said to be
a one-third interest In the reverslon OF the
same. Also, sixty head OF cattle, one half OF
which ore superior dairy COWS, and twelve are
three year old heifers very fine, one yoke oxen,
one yoke twin steers four years old, handy
10 work either Side one valuable young mare,
two mares with foal and one good work horse
IN good condition, two double wagons, one ex-
carriage, nearly new, traverse sleds, OK sled,
straw cutttr, corn shelters, harnesses, grind
stones, plows AID harrows Two chains, one pa
tent cheese press and dairy untensils, and a
quantity OF corn. hay, straw, O. pounds fleece
wool, also, O large lot OF farming tools, house.
hold goods, etc, etc. II. ii. DYER,
m9w2dl3, 10, 10 Administrator.
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Struck bv a Bridpe.

AS the morning freight train on Tuesday
from North Adams entered the Pownal
bridge, Andrew Bratt, brakeman, was
standing on top Of freight car. Hc did
not observe the bridge, and was struck by
it on his head, knocking him insensble and
making frishtful scalp wounds. Luckily
he lay ON top of the car where he fell. He
was found insensible FIVE miles from the
accident. He was taken down to Eagle
Bridge and left at Finch's hotel. II not
internally injured, it is thought he will re-
covnr