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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-21

s1rry.
Capt. Knowles LEFT home, few days
since. tor three years whaling voyage 10
the Arctic Ocean. He has already had two
ships crushed 10 the ice there. and barely
escaped with his life.
The interest in the weekly meetings OF
the East Surry Farmers Club continues
undated. These gatherings are produc-
tive of much good.
M. Donelan has opened and filled a
new store. at East Surry.
-Surry now boasts OF two lawyers.
We guess the rum-shops in Ellsworth
are dried up, As we hear none of runs
holiobdloos slong our highways now.
Our coaster-captains are busily em-
ployed, singing the song OF Nothing
To Do"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-21
Fire.
AoIiINs. Ne,

NNCnlNs. Ne, March 70.
James o. Neili's house IN Machias,
was burned Monday night Insured in
the Home OF New York for $1,000.
Contents mostly saved
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Nj 4 II X l f ID D..

Boston-March l2th. by Rev. Robert G. sey-
more. Gen. Andrew Is. Squirting, OF Bucks
nor. 49, Ii-. ,tet o. Ti-daic. OF Ills worth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-21
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL cA7Aasg REMEDY

strike, a. the root, builds up the constitution,
makes it new. and drives away Catarrh and all
disease. 0! the mucous membranes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining TO he ad
back, shoulders. kidneys and throat. I've
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-21

Obnud" ices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age, ngSt Dc paid FOR.
Ellsworth-March 18th. T. H. Fahy, aged
- years and months. Mr.. fahy learned his
trade in this office, and was good and faithful
workman. He has for some years suffered
from lung disease, which at last caused his
death
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-21
New Advertisements. TIT. Wee.

Ian L. NOT Lisble-state OF Maine.
Bankrupt Notice.. W, Coombs
Administrators sale-Alpheus iIerncs.
Jewelry-M0or aud Joy.
Wanted American once.
Noiice-Bluehill Mining Go.
foTeclosure-I. ". Haskell.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-21
PATENTS.

= A, LEHMAN, Solicitor of Patents, Wa shing
lyfi7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-21

DOmestiC Ports.
sw HARBoR-Ar 10, sch Piscataqus, King
Arit sch Agnes Belle. Fernald. -
Sid II sch Piscstaqua. King, Tor Gloucester.
Sid II, sch Sea Bird. Colt, fer Calais.
WINTER HARRoR-Sli 10. sch Maud Mall ock ,
Bickford Caliss :Admirald. do do Orizenlo Cup
till. do John syler Pendeton, do.
ArI .ch Pigeon, Sesvy. do.
DrrCH ISLAND UARBoR-Ar 10, sch James
oDonohue. Warren. Bucksport.
g loucester: Knight rempler, cray, do.
Beach Haven.
PoRrLAsp-Ar H. sch Freedom. Alley. Cas-
tine.
Cid H. sch Gypsy. Handy, Sedwick.
Ar IS sch More Light. Webster, Orland tor
Boston
Cid 10. sch Chalcedony. Ingalls, Machias,
PoRrsMouTH-in lower harbor 10. sch Phian-
thropisI Haynes. from Bucksphrt.
NEwPoRr-Sld u, sch Nolani. Murch, Ham
mond's Harbor Tor New York.
NEW CASTLE, DEL-Ar 10, sch Mary y. Holt,
WILMINGTON y. Car II. sch Chrome, woos.
ter. Navassa.
CEDAR KsYs-sh 8, sch A. Z. Emerson,
Emerson. Pensacola.
PRoyIDESCE-sld Is. sch Ganges, Walls. New
York.
VINEYARD HAvES-Ar Is. sch jennie 4.
Clubs. >tubbs, susinsni. p days from Boston.
ONKv YoEk-Ar Il, sch T.. IL. Atwood. Mars
den BluehIl.
Sid II, sch David Torrev, Soule, 81 Kits.
Ar IT, sch Dexter Clark, Curtis, Boothbay.
AR L., sch James o. Donohuo, Warren, Buck
sport.
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INPoRTt>T TO TRAVELLERS

when you si-it or leave the CITY of NJ" YORK
sAYe ANNOYANCE and expense Of carriage hire and
stop Al The & - y ID Z NION HOTEL, OPP
pusllc the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. II has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms. and 5 htied
up al an expense Of over s.ssD.pO Elevator steam
and all molrl n Improve in- uls. European Plan IT.
The REsIAl RANTS, Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are supplied with the beet the mar
kct furnish The cuisine - un-urpat .cd
Rooms Tor sinelc pcTsoI, 81 sl.soi and o. Per
tay rich suites Tor families pTopprttonAiclT Low
lhat visitors 10 the Clty and travellers can live
mors luNuriuu-ly, Tor l--. moncy, at The CRAM
UNION, tnan II any other nr-t-cils, Hotel IN the
city. stages aud ears pass Tie Hotel every min
ute tor al parts OF the civ.
IytI q b. W. II. uARHlsoN Managers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-21

lnstsnter cures Tooothache IN one moment
3itf
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.

Ellsworth Port.
Thursday, March Il.
ARRIVED.
Sch kienzs, Grant, Rocklapd.
Friday, March Is.
CLEARED.
Sch Cha Upton. keef. for Bluehill.
Sch Harvey, Bunker, Rockland.
saturday, March l6.
ARRIVED.
Sch May wymab, Sawyer, Portland.
Sch Huzzab, Mosley, Bockland.
Tuesday, March ~.
CLEARED.
Sch RienEa, Grant, for Rockland.
Wednesday. March 20.
CLEARED.
Sch westerlvo, whitaker, Bostsc.
Sch Red Rover Springer, do.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-21
A administrators Sale Of
Real Estate.

1sSlduCs
D bate for the County OF Hancock, snail sell
Al public auction on the 91th day OF ApTil next,
at Eleven o'clock a. NJ. so mnch OF the real cs.
tate OF David ). Brown ,aic OF Buck.port, de-
ceased, situated in Bucksport ,hisI honest cad
together with the rcyrrsoa of the widows dover
III produce the sum Of twelve hundred DOL
lars. for n. payment or the debts ini Incidental
charges. sale to b. at 7, 1. woodman's once
IN Due sport.
MARY G.. BROWN.
AimlnistTatriN.
Bucksport March II, I-7s. Swll
AZ a Court OF Probate holden At Ellsworth within
and FOR the county OF Hancock, on the lat " 81
ncsday Of February \. u. ISIS.
IOHN Homer and Frank &. Homer. named Exc
u cutor. In a certain instrument purportinE "a
be the last will and testament Of John Z. Homer
late of Buoksport. IN said county deccas' #, hay
ing presented the same Tor probate:
OHDERED-Ihat the said named Executors Elvc
notice to all pcrsons Interested. by causing copy
Of this order To- bs published three weeks .urCC
.lSrly in the Ellsworth American printed At Ills
worth. that they may appear Al Probate
Court. TO b. held AZ Ellsworth. sand CuUuty. on
the "a c,lnesdly Of pri next At ten 81 the coc
IN the forenoon, and sbcw cause, n any they have,
Why the sAi inatrumsn Mt should not be prol -! a
proved. AMI allowed the IA Il III nni tesla
meat ui said deceased
FARMER TUtk Judge
\ true copy.
IwIO Affect CHAs T.. DuER. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-21


District of Maine.
Z oH IA "f D. MCDONALD, IN BANKRUPTCY
Bankrupt
THIS is to give notice that petition has been
i presented TO the Court, this 2Tth day of Feb
ruary, lbs, by Charles ID. Mcdonald, of Ellis
worth a bankrupt. individually and as mem
Der OF the arm of Hopkins, Mcdonald & Co,
and j. ID. Hopkins, Il Company praying
that he may he decreed to have full dis
charge from all his debts. individual and Co
partnership provable under the Bankrupt Act.
and upon reading said Petition,
1t is ORDERED by the Court that u hearing be
had upon the same. on the LIST Monday OF May,
A. ID. ISIS, before the Court in Portland, in said
District at 10 O'Clock. a. NJ, and that the second
meeting OF the creditors Of said Bankrupt, be
held before Charles Hamln. Esq, Register. on
the twenty first day OF March, ISIS, and the THU d
meeting OF the same the 2lst day Of March, 1878.
and that notice thereof be published in the Bangor
Daily Wing and Courier, and the Ellsworth Amer
lean. newspapers printed in said District. once
week for three successive weeks, and once IN the
weekly Bangor Courier. the last publication to be
thirty days At least before the day OF hearing and
that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest may appear at said
time and place, aud show cause. If any they
have, why the prayer OF said Petition should not
be granted.
WIN. l.. PREBLE,
3wl0 Clerk of District Court, for said District
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-21
VOLUME 81.

District Court Of sAe United States.
District of Maine.
In the matter OF
JOHN ID. HOPKINS, IN BANKRUPTCY.
BANKRUPTCY
THIS is to give notice that petition has been
i presented to the Court. this 27th day OF Feb
ruary. 1873. by John ID. Hopkins, Of Ellsworth,
bankrupt. individually and as a member OF the
firms Of j. ID. Hopkins 4 Company and Hopkins,
Mcdonald Company, praying that he may be
decreed to have fun discharge from all his
debts. individual and copartnersbip, provable
under the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said
Petition
II is ORDERED by the Court that a hearing be
had upon the same on the LIST Monday of May,
A. ID. 1873, before the Court in Portland, in said
District, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. and that the second
meeting of the creditors Of said Bankrupt, be held
before Chas. Hamlin, ESD, Register. on the
twenty first day Of March, 1878, and the third
meeting of the the twenty first
day OF March. ISIS. and that notice there
OF be published in the Bangor Daily Wing
and Courier and the Ellsworth American, news
papers pr inted in said District. once week for
three successive weeks, and once in tho weekly
Bangor Courier, the last publication to be thirty
days at least before the day of hearing. and that
all creditors who have proved their debts aad
other persons in interest, may appear at SAID
time and place. and show cause II any they have,
why the prayer OF said Petition should no; be
granted.
WIN. 7. PREBLE,
3wl0 Clerk of District Court, Tor said District
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Ayers
liar V!n01,,
For restoring Gray halr 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

\ dressing
" hlchI- atonre
Ercrable,
healthy, and ci-
fcctnll for pre-
serving the
hair Fpiei or
gray hiirH som
restored t. us
originGi color,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-25

Gbrifentbums, has Ypn Der Snbutrt
refpectirt unp burdaus nt6t 9efdbrbe
miro. Nantcs, GLADDEN. Marieiue &c.
sertintcn. mas Griitli6er GtnRuB yer;
mag, I'M 81 Sertiiten, eae bic Smut.
ftric nidt SIT elmer 6erridaft pe5 ma
tcrtelIen princtps auSarte.
GS Seri tumme an Spnntaoen bel
2drm ber Nrbett unp eS fcQen aft
Sttmmen Der Snbuitrte l6wei9en, ba>
NIT man an ben benz 9errn 0ebetli0~
ten Ga9en aIetn bic Sttlnme resNriez
tiers nnc ben ltebepplen 3uf Der Sir
dye bBre. 2abt enrlid btele md6ttae
Sewe9un9, bic III ft6 ale @el6i6e
Der @e9enwart unp Der 3uftnft birst
Dem emtsen plane Der @prlebuns
ctentbar wercen swtn9t bteit 9eralz
tt9e Maf6ine, rel6e bt6ber rltr gu
febr su rem Siege Res Srrtbums unb
Der menidltden 2etpeni6often beige
tra9en bat, enrli6 ben Sriumpb Der
8abrbeit unp bic Sefolsua9 peS sIttz
liden @tllenS s1 fIrberu.
Die i'm S9ppee Der Matcrte GER
bpr9enen unp i6lafenren !Sarmpnten
btlren rurd asMertum ber serninfz
tt9en unb freten Seele teS Mtenlden
lene5 Concert, baS 0ptt nit Wpbl1ez
fallen III bent S6ppbe Der Gnt9feit
yerntmmt. N1eS CUR Gbre 0pttes /!
Sn btefen STUFF ben erbabeniten aler,
mlt6 jeceS @eldGpf etnittmmen> jeoer
0eiit jecer @tQe; ia> bic 9anse Na@
tur urp bic Materte i'm serfanpen
curd raS 5ers rnb bic Sttnlme hes
Weniden. Sa, aus bent Snnern if
rer W%erfitdtten unp Tabrtfen, ibrer
5afen nnp Nrienale ittmme Die Snpu=
ltrte nit alien SeelerL bic ie in tbrem
Iienfe uno tbrer 0ewalt Bat in ben
mddtt9en Gaf etn : 9(ue6 CUR 9rSberen
gbre 0cttes unb bic @elt piro ppu
6crtl6rttt su 6prti6ritt, Dem b5Gfen
3tel t6rer Seittmmuts freucts enteez
gen seben. Der beseidnete STUFF 1T lie
3auberfprmel fit jecen materieuen
Tortidrttt fir ben mpralti6en, tpte
liberbanpt iepweDen Sprtf6rttt Nt<
les CUR 9rBGeren gbre 0ptteS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-25
Cinf b%eloenmitbtgt Nau.
Gr3dblumo
BON
Napul Sc SfaSerp.
(Sprtlebun9.)
Gr3dblnmg

Cine fpl6e 8ercbtiamfett Bate man
ait pteiem Srte mod ME sebBrt; bas
9nbltfum mar 1T au6erprpentli6er
S~epeSun9, Siele weinten Gtni9e
ldlu6Sten laut man6er bdrtiee raube
Mann Serpriidte cine 5brdne III letttem
Nu9e. Nbbe Oedanps ma6te arpee
Au9en; 2osar 9laubte, Elm Gnael
ipreGe aus rem Munpe fei1er 6rau.
Der Sertbetpt9er ieBte srpbeS Ser
trauen ouf paS 3eu9ntB GuiIct's ;
tnoeB ouf bic 6ra9e, pb CT ben Grmprz
peten in elmer fir 9asar einitieen
Disposition cerlahen babe, a%ntrpprtete
er i1wanfetp, unp suleBt cpmprpmtt<
tirte er trpb fetner belten Nbf6ten
bur6 ietn 9erbalten ben M~neeflaeten
mebr, ais ct tbm niiBte.
Selatun9sseugen paren nt6t opr>
banber. Die DeppfttDnen ceS @bbe
Oe6amp5 unb Der Na6barn tparen
duBerit sintts aber mem anbers, ais
9asar, Bate pas Gerbreden NuBen
etnbrtnsen fGnnen? Dteie 6rase be-
leu9tete Der 9rpcurator BON allen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-25

@as bu pfent1i@ Gutes setbar,
S6reiben in bic Cuff Der Seute .3unsen,
Aber mas Dir int Stiaen s~e1unsen,
@utes su itben, 1T nt6t Ser9ebens,
Oenn bas I6reibt int gu6e bes 2ebens
Ntt Oemanti4rtft betn Gnsel an.
Ger 3wetfel 1T Elm 96Qenbann,
Gin @aubium BEN Seufeln
Sdn9t elmer erit su apetfe1n an,
@te bolb fam er Der speife1n!
S4pne @eiber, Ste ntdts tausen,
San9en bic M1nner nit BEN Ausen;
4ber Srauer BON e6ter Site
0epthnen bic Screen nit hem Semitic.
ManAe5 Slid lit ous9eblteben,
Oas bic Submit aud nt9t 9tebt,
Menn 3met stauben chamber 5u 1teber
nnb finp TIL tn chamber per1tebt.
81. HOberi6.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-25
VGutlIet01l.
Sprhbe Ser lOeisbeit.

Ga farsen bic @enl6en ptlp binaus,
GaS Slid 3t erwerben,
unb berpeiGen ltest's babetm gu 6aus,
l1nb muB int @tnfel Yerberben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-25

@dbrbafte Sreuben bliib'n Don Ilen
Sur benz, Der ii6 re9ti6afen plast,
Die Sru9te, bic BON felber faQen
Sat aud Der @urm f6on ansena5t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-25

Der 6tnmel 1T bt6t,
Ou fiebit fetne Sterne ;
9tnb fie barutt nt6t
Sn 9ewEbnlt6er Serne
0etn 6imme1 1T trub,
Gu iiebit fetne 9eae /;
Iber @pttes 9teb'
SIT bod CUR SteGe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-22

BURLINGTON TWENTY YEARS AGo.-The
first printed report of the government Of the
town of Burlington was issued March LIST :,
1859. and formed little ly-sheet of four
psges-a striking contrast TO the nearly two
hundred octave pages which form the cur
rent city report. From hastY inspection
of its contents we get the following notes :
In tho year 1889 (irom March to march, a..
the total expenses % the town were ST.
500; total debt, SIS 900; grand list, S2O,-
600; tax, 81. cents, raising So, 400. The
supei intendent of Schools received the
princely salary Of S2l yoar, and the three
selectmen $50 each. The expense of the
criminal department was $1,000. This
Large expense" the selectmen explain, wa.
due to prosecutions under the liquor law
and they give it a. their opinion that if the
operations of that law "can not be made
self-sustaining it falls far short Of its in,en-
ton" The seleetmen were John Van Sick
len, Carolus NOyes and Selding Pattee and
the population of Burlington was about
seven thousand. Some improvements 1.-THE
selectmen repOrt) had just been made in
City Hall. which render it the gorgeous
affair familiar to the present generation
the dome ceiled over. the chandelier put in
lat an expense of $50, and the defective
acoustic qualities of the hall partially rem
eded by dumping twenty thousand brick
into the floor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-22
Gents Bows. Ties ard Scarfs
Awful Cheap.
Mourning Goods, CashmcreS. Crepe
Mourning IIdk'f's. and Shawls.

BLACK SILK-See that celebrated Is Ponpson's'
Lyons silk, n: 81 ~. We warrant it equal toany
quality usually retAiled at 500
WHITE GOODS.-French and English NansOOks
Jsconets and Csmbrics, Tape Checks and Satin
Stripes Tucked Cambrcs, etc, etc.
GLOVES In bringing to the notice of pur-
chasers our assortment OF Gloves, ak special at
tention to our Trefousse Glove best Glove in the
World. To close out the balance Of our stock OF
these superb KIDS, we will mark the two button at
81 so per pair.
To mset the call of all those in pursuit Of cheaT
Kid, we will offer a bargain at 3.c per uair-Now
confidently assert that this Glove is sold all over
the country at Sc to sc per pair.
Call for our Glove At sl.oi-Ne take pleasure N
recommending them.
LACE and ENBRoIDERIEs. Hosiery. No use
attempting to enumerate we begin at SC PER pair
and the entire STOCK heinz marked down every one
can be suited in value
LADIES and GENTS UNDERCLOTH1NG -
We begin Ladies' and Gents Goods at &c and 70 W
to the finest goods Splendid Goods at SIC.
LINEN and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS Table
Damasks and Napkins. poylies and colored fruit
cloths Sheetiugs and Pillow ease cOt.Uns, luckS
Damask- and Bath fowls.
FLANNrLS. BLANKETS AND QUILTS
Blankets-Neysr before have we made such prices
We begin ut 81 IA per pair.
COTTONS in Bleachet and Brown. all the wal
known makes, "a well rs the cheapest s"'ds, com
mencinS at SC per yard. Splendid bargain, iu!l
yard wide cotton, at &C. per yard
PRINTS AND GlN6uAhI>.-.Oo yards splenclt
prints at &c per yard.
WOoLtN AND WORSTED GOODS.-Ladies
Gents and Children's Jackets. scars Nuhias
Zephyrs Mantillas. etc. al marked down.
The above Goods will lie ON exhibition NtDNtS
DAY MOR>lN6 ut O'Clock, and during the holi
days our store will he open every evening until u
advantage of this great holiday sale. late as wei
as early.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-22

?. 2O6I 20 for No. Milwaukee; / 3.dI 81 .or N,
? winter red 20 "a | 25 for ungraded spring
IA for No winter red amber Michigan; / II fol
No. white Is Ger extra white.
RYE-market active; - for No. WESTERN :;
for state.
BARLEY = quiet 6j COR two-rowed state s. a
90 tor Canada.
BARLEY MALr-dull.
C0RN-Receipts Il, 900 bushels ; sales To- OOu; "a
a So for ungraded western mixed. SLASH for n Y
No. 3; 53d53i for steamer mixed; 47i6- for low
mived.
OATS dull Receipts eOOO bushels sales 81, oO
bushels; 35l for No. New York; 3lizD3 Tor No. =
white; 3Mll for white western; 35I3I Tor mixed
state; 3SG139 for white do.
HAY steady; 65lD7O for shipping.
H0PS-steady, unchanged; 2aD3 for yearlings ;
5zIS for eastern and western, 5Dl3 for New YORK
state; l2Il3 for Caliiornians.
COFFEE-Rio lower at liiGl73.
SuGAR-hrm at 7Ia7t for refining; :. for prime;
refined firm. -! for standard A; 81 Tor granuated;
81 for powdered 9; for crushed.
SES-steady
RICE - quiet at Giap7 for Louisiana 6a7} for
Carolina.
PETROLEUM-dun crude 7i@7,; refined at
i2i; united at | COAL 60.
TALL0W market quoted steady; sales $4,000
lbs. at II.
EGGS dull; 2392ic for State and Ponnsyl
vana; 2l!6D2!3 for western.
PROVlSlONS-Pork,m market steady and quiet
mess ii lO0ll 40. Cut meats western quiet. Middles
trmer at 81 for western long clear; G. for city
long clear.
LARD, BUTTER, Ere - Lard, market cloGed as
lower at ! 55aD7 60.
LlNSEED = 10.
WHlSkEY-dull % MD.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-22

That NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD. - Al
Brattleboro, Saturday, third special town
meeting was held for the purpose Of voting
on the question OF transferring $4,000, the
sum for which the town had bonded itseii
in October last, in aid of the BrattleborO and
Whitehall Railroad, to the new proposed
narrow gauge railroad from South London
derry to Brattleboro. The votes cast were
LOCO, resulting in favorable vote for the
transfer by los majority. Two weeks ago
the majority against the transfer was IL.
Should other towns along the line follow
Brattlcboro's example, the road will be be-
gun early in the spring.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-22
The Laboratory OF the System,

The stomach is the laboratory OF the system, in
which certain mysterious processe. are constantly
going on. These result in the production Of that
wonderful vivify Ing agent the blood, which in a
state Of health PUSHES laden with the elements Of
vitality to the remottst parts Of the system. But
when the stomach is semi paralyzed by dyspepsia,
blood manufacture is carried on imperlectly, the
circulation grows thin and sluggish, and the sys-
tenn suffers in consequence. Moreover, Indigestion
reacts upon the liver and bowels, rendering the first
sluggish and the latter constplted. The brain also
suffers by sympathy, and SICK headaches. sleepless-
ness and nervous symptoms are ensendered. Hos
letters Stomach Biters reforms this state o! thing
gives permanent tone and regularity to the stomach
and its assoc late organs the bowels and liver. and
ensures complete nOurshment and increased vigoI
OF the system. Il is the most popular well a:
the most efficient -dyspeptc and tonic in Amer
lea
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-22

SwANToN.-Mr. and Mrs Rollin Smith
were very agreeable surprised on the after
noon and evening OF Feb. 18th, it being the
twenty fifth anniversary of their marriage.
Most OF the company were from Burlington,
Essex. Underhil and Jericho. the latter
town being re?resented by States Attorney
Palmer. who is brother of Mrs Smith.
A small company of friends from Swanton
were present. An original poem entitled
"Womsn's Rights was recited by re-
quest by Mrs. 5 NJ. Palmer, of Under
hill. After music appropriate for the
occasion, bountiful collation. was
served. A poem composed by Mrs. Palmer
for the occasion was then read. containing
some telling hits. and bringing down the
house. Rev. Mr.. Hyde. of Swanton. made
q capital speech and rendered the congratu
lations of the company to the couple, who
had so happily completed their quarter cen
fury of their married lite. The abundance
of silver coin was ample proof that We live
in the "silver age" and other testimonials
Of love and regard were also noticeable.
Dr. Morrill,, of St. Adams, has been ap-
pointed station agent at the west depot. Ii.
n Leach goes to Milton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-22

RIcuNoND-The lecture of the Rev. Mr.
Emerson, OF Underhill, last Wednesday
night, was well attended, over two hun
bred persons being present. The lecture
was full of apt Illustrations and practicable
hits, keeping the audience to the close III
the best of humor The lecturer rec eiret
hearty applause at the end of his hour
Mr.. Gsrvin. principal Of the high school,
read Josiah Aliens wife's" account OF a
donation visit, amid much merriment. The
supper was all that could be desired. One
four-horse team and several double sleig b
loads of the friends of Mr.. Hazen from
Jericho were Unexpectedly present, but the
ladies here are never caught mapping, and
plenty of provisions were left after the chill
dren were all provided. Mr.. Love very
generously gave the use OF his house for
the occasion. for which he receives the
thanks OF the society. Mr.. Hazen was
placed on the sunny side by the receipt Of
one hundred dollars, in round figures.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-22

|. o. G. THE Good Templar cause
seems to be floufishing in this State, these
days, as may be learned from the following
notes of recent happenings: W. j. Pen
rose Juvenile Temple, No. 9. was organized
at Ely, Feb. 10th. Fifty juveniles, and six
honorary members joined. In the evening
there was public temperance meeting, and
the large hall was crowded. The Good
Templars' lodge here is Furnishing, having
doubled its membership during the last six
weeks, numbering now 81.
A Good Templars' lodge was organized at
Paxlet. called Pawlet Lodge, No. 100, with
twenty two members.
Leslie Lodge. No. &c, was organized at
Georgia, with fifty-nine members. few
days since, by j. c. Leslie, G. NJ. of St.
Adams, and o. B. Ladd, Lodge Deputy of
Good Mission Lodge. No. 1875. assisted by a
goodly number of members from Good Mis-
sion Lodge.
l.. l.. Durant, ESD, of Montpelier, has
entered the cause. lie lectured at More
town. last Sunday, and expects to follow up
his lecture with the organization of lodge.
Washington County Good Templars'
Union will be held at Marshiield, on the
2Sth inst.