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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-06

Within fortnight after the occupation
of Cyprus six companies, with an aggregate
capital of $50, 725, 900, had been registered in
England to carry ON operations in connection
with the island
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strange Remedy for Rheuma.
Ham.

A foreign paper contains the following
in regard 10 The cure Of rheumatism by
the means Of bee stings. The cores
pondent says: aThat his wife having
suffered so much as 10 be unable TO en-
10y any sleep or rest for the space OF six
months. the right arm being very lame,
preventing her from doing any house
hold work, making her unable even to
dress or undress herself, and having
heard that a farmer, quite incapacitated
by rheu natism, had been accidentally
stung by bees and thereby got entirely
cured, be persuaded his vile 70 try this
remedy, a. the pain from the sung Of
the bees would not be greater than that
already suffered. Three bees were
therefore laid and pressed upon the
right arm for . considerable time, IN
order that the poison bladder Of the in
sect should entirely empty itself. The
effect produced was astonishing, a the
lady, even on the frat night, was enabled
to enjoy a long, good sleep, the first time
for at least six months, the racking pain
being entirely gone. The arm was, Of
course, swollen greatly in consequence
OF the stinging, but the swelling dis
appeared gradually upon the application
OF some cooling lotion. All pain was
gone, the lame arm recovered is pre-.
vious yigor, and not the least sign Of
rheumatism has since shown itselt.n
This may seem foolish and sensational
10 many people, but the late John Bishop
otthis city had a similar experience, only
that he was cured by the sting Of 4 wasp.
II We remember correctly, he was never
afterwards troubled with rheumatism
Eps. TSrEEEIoEscER.
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How the Nail Mills OF wheeling
VIII Soon BE Lit Up.

In the works Of the Union Screw Com
pany, on Cass avenue, Cleveland, a few
evenings ago, a party Of ladies and gen.
tlemen assembled to witness the trial OF
an electric light. The apparatus en-
ployed was invented by Mr.. Charles F.
Brush, Of Cleveland. 1t consists OF a
Brush dynamo.electric machine OF 1900
capdle.power, arranged to give four sep
.rste currents, each running an electric
lamp Of 5000 candle-power., Two Of the
lamps were placed on the third and two
on he fourth floor Of the immense build
inc. and when the engine was started up,
The machine started at the same time,
and. without the slightest manual
Interference, the lamps flashed out their
light in all It's magnifeence. The effect
va most brilliant. The rooms were flood.
ed with a pure white light like the light oil
the sun, and it streamed out oil The WIN
dows. Illuminating houses and streets for
a Ions distance In every direction. The
light was very uniform and steady, free
from the Pickering that used TO be an
accompaniment Of the electric light, and,
considering the enormous Illuminating
power, the light was Unexpectedly solt
and endursble 10 the eyes. An oppor-
tunity was afforded to test the character
aud wilderness Of the light; WOrsteds,
scarfs, aiphans, ETC., Of brilliant shades
were hanging against the wall al one side
OF the room, and II vas noticed that
The colors we're brought out as clearly
rs by the full light Of the sun,
E.timates we're made az TO the amount
that the light furnished by this apparatus
would cost, II used by the Screw Company
as Il was used on this occasion, and Il was
ascertained that the total cost OF the
whole light from the four lamps, includ.
Ing the items Of consumption oicarbon in
The lamps, interest on the Investment, and
wear and tear, would not exceed 80 cents
per hour. The light produced vas pho.
tometricAlly equal to 500 gas burners,
burning 5 feet Of gas per hour each. This
amount Cf gas would cos; S. per hour.
The great saving is at once apparent
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CIVIL RIGHTS


Of all kinds never looked 80 prosperous
within my recollection as at present; al.
though tits feared by many that the con-
tinued rains will seriously iniure the
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scandal Rebuked.
otlumva (Iavnl Onward.

0ttumWA (IeWSl Onward.
Whisky under ordinary circumstances
can and does do a great deal Of mischief.
But when you desire to see the devil do
his best work at ~torturing poor human
ity, Just call in and see him when he has
turned a lot Of long and timber tongues
loose in acommunity. There Is aclIs of
creAtures-hes and shes-thingst that are
neither men nor women, they are hyenas
in human form, aad they gorge themselves
TO the full on the foul and fetid ialsehoods
that continually ooze from the Shiny and
stinking sewers OF each others' mouths.
Their daily food Is falsehood and 9Th;
and the more nauseatiug and nasty the
more nourishing and nutritious to these
gloating ghouls. Their daintiest di.h Is
served up In its most sayory manner,
whentwo or three Of them meet to handy
bRRdy lies about some good or yirtuons
girl or woman. These he.harlots ofhades
are always happiest when spreading the
spawn Of their lecherous lies over the
sainted name OF wife or mother, for BY
so doing the deyilish ichor, dripping
from their ulcerous lips, will eat through
and poison the whole family. The sic.
scorpions are the samples which Satan's
drummers have located in each village
to show 10 mankind the meanesl thing
on earth or In hell-a telllale ternagant
Shut your ears and doors against them.
Let these flthy fends feel that you loathe
them as you do the Gov that Is fresh from
her Wallow. II the long. cared and long.
tongued hound comes into your presence,
bid him begone and return to his vomit
Kick these skunks OF society from your
path. Make them feel that they are no
more welcome TO your homes or In your
presence than the bedbug or the poiecat,
Show these yermin that there Is no place
for them in decent society any more than
there 10 for the buuard, or The baWd or
the louSe infested bat. Sooner would va
welcome to our humble home a slimy
snake than o ofthese bGbbling. tattlipe.
scandal.seryiug cess pools that beioai
society.
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aoIs0 KAsr.
ny,l General Passenger l Fl + Ts Hfz 1sss..
A sCURRnoUs MISREPRESENTATION.


The i~oiIoEIng article, rejecting upan the ehaElc-
ter and conduct Of my law othee, appeared In the
Evening StAIdlrd Of Friday Lat, and during my
absence In Cindnuati:
"lhe ofiea Of 4 well known chancellor In Black.
stGne Row his been dubbed wit E~xehange,h by
reaon Of the congregation at that place daily oil 4
number Of iaRyeTP cubs, Temperance lecturer,
notAries and young attorneys, Who Amuss each
other by telling worn-out stories and By slekIy
attempts at Wiitlclsms.'
II Is unnecessary for me 20 explain to those who
know me well the utttr iality and milIcloutnsss
Of the above item, but a. there are those who will
Infer from Il that my office Is 4 rendezvous Tor
loafers rather than q lace Of business, / dem an
explanation proper. Aztec buIiness hours gentle
men frequently call In 10 diicuss various topIA ~
latlVe to the profession. On one Of these occasions
the writer Of the above article obtruded himself
upon this company and rendered himself 20 OBJ
ntxlous that I politely Informed him that his
room was more desirable than his company. TAX
ing advantage Of his poIition aud my abSenee from
the city be cAlumnlAtes me before this community
10 The fore Iolng eowArdly manner on account Of q
fancied insult at my hands. in Justice to the pa.
per 10 which the Item appeared ] would say that Il
was not written by Que Of the 'stIt o." but by 0
tralnles, msddlesome puppy by the name Of
Alfred kheinstrom, who was temporarily hllIpg
the place Of the regular l exceedingly depre-
cate the necessity Of making the above statements,
but DO 1t ass simple set Of junIee TO myHI and
professional friends.
my2is JACOB KEMPLE,
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The Presbyterian Assembly at
Pittsburgh.

A good many people do not under
stand why the great gathering now sitting
at Pittsburgh should becalled the Assem-.
bly, Of The Northern Presbyterian Church,
inasmuch as It IL a common superstition
that the Church became united after the
war. This unity is c~OnFOunded with the re-
uniting Of the Old and New School diVis-
ions Of the Church. While there Is a
growing frisndliness p~erceptible in the
intercourse Of Northern and Southern
Presbyterians, the establishment Of for
NAL fraternity has not been quite accom-.
plished. Both assemblies adopted in 1876
resolutions containing the sams terms, AZ
a basis Of agreement and a beginning Of
renewed friendly intercourse. As passed
by the Northern body, the resolution was
In these words:
an order to show our disposition 10
remove on our part all real or seeming
hindrance to friendly feeling, the Assem-
bly explicitly declares that while con.
demning certain acts and deliyerauces oil
The Southern General Assembly, no acts Of
the Northern Assembly, or Of the histori'
cal bodies Of which the present assembly
is the successor, are TO be construed or
admitted as i~mpugning In any way the
Christian character OF the Southern Hen.
eral Assembly, or Of the historical body
or bodies Of which it is the successor"
This declaration had already been
adop,ed, with the necessary verbal
changes, by the Southern body. Great
rejoicing followed in the North the con-
summation OF this agreement, but the
Southern Assembly, at lie session las,
year, insisted that It's original demand Of
an apology for language used during the
wal had not been met:
"If," say the Southern to the Northern
Presbyteriaus, "Your Assembly could see
i,s way clear to say in a few plain words
10 this effect, that these obnoxious things
were said and done in times Of great ex:
element, and are to be regretted, and
that now, on a calm review, the imputa:
lions cast upon the Southern Church Soi
schism, heresy and blaSphemy) are dis
approved, that would end the difficulty
ut once"
And at this point the negotiations for
establishment Of fraternity rest at pres
ent. There is little probability that eth.
err body will, Immediately, rscede from its
position.
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SALE.

By virtue Of / ded Of tru,t uI, rh--
wagner and ChhsupI wISbg, u IL ~
dersigned trustee, eItd tie kHi Dr. M
the year ISL, and recorded InoahiHISS,i
records Of Ohio county, West Vfdhlis ~
Trust Book Numbered Il, pstS, | Tla
SATURDAY. The 2d diyd in. lr1
Beginning at 10 o'clock LnLsILIHh
front door Of the Court Hous 4 on sS,sI
West VlrginA, 10 The dy q Ehsi1L' NJ
public auction The lollouisf pu;sut1
% much thereof a. may e nosrJ Z nfls
debt secured by aid deed d uuttndlstrns
attending tbetIeeulou d he tIduasiIfai
deed. that Il TO ay, lbe north htIh tEslni
I've and the whole ol lot nanbsfu d hEaI
Numbered Ok, In The sddlbon b. III II N I
Wheeling known a Ch1rhlli lAliaoa IlslE
two, roserying, however, al The rthh FaaNlIJ
John Bruce 10 his deed 10 The MI GhHdI, VI
ner dated the 10Th day Of DtesabG, i2, rlS
corded among the public lpd rdEtdhAHS
" In Deed Book Numbered q, hn U
THKMs OF sALK-0pethlfd, I'd hE1AH
- the purchaser mIy elect lopI al b ut
the balance In two equal inStIl5ah n
twelve months respectively, viii lhiGIEhaa
day Of sale, the purthiSf 10 hu hb1tth
promIssory note for och InFIIlnHt p4A,@
10 the property cold 10 Be rttLlntd d saraIf
tha pay mtnt thefeoi, until paid ID il
The title Is believed TO b soo4J tgiSISH
trustee I shall only convey IOtt tta nbEuk
In me BY the trust deed Iioruail
GEO. b. CALDKEl1 inaa
J. C. HERyET, Aueiioned. EIii
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Blg SHOW lor Apples lhls year.

FAfment index.
DR.. ]. W. Irwin showed US last Friday,
. small limb taken from an apple tree
which was about as we'll filled with fruit
a. could conveniently be. The limb was
about Of the thickness Of a lead pencil,
and probably two feet in length, yet con.
tanned forty-nine young apples, some oil
which were As large Al hulled hickory
nuts. This can be taken Is a specimen
Of the general fruitfulness Of the country
this year. With no irosts TO interfere,
we will have the largest yield Of crops
the country has ever known.
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swAgTZ.-0n Sunday, May 18Th, 1873, at 8x
o'clock A. NJ, ELIzAnETH sw iR1z vile Of the late
Charles A. SwartI, sged 50 years and ! months.
The funeral will take pheo from her late roi-
denee, No, 1909 Market street, Tuesday, May 81,
1878, at 4 o'clock 7. n. Friends Of the family are
invited to atterd. Interment at Peninsula Gene
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FOR SALE.
REAL Estate FOR SALE
FoA SALE RENT Or ExCRISSS
TRUSTEES SALE

UuslEE's SALE.
BY virtue Of two deei,
~ iSs mfsnG md chradai nah
NJ un1eIiasned uIItss. dIIdth lsrS
70 zoe yuI 1876 INrSak
~ Puone hnd feeoEdI Of Uhn n"sstnSi
h 70 peed OIL Truit Book IA NnR
oLnet aeed o. trust made By 0saA6
We undersigned trustee, d,tJ N HLnsS
mLyb 10 The year 1874, Gni ~. 1itA ~ I
Iuoilc lAnd records Of MID ooustT n a1osStk
D'0k numbered 'sr'u. fOlIoS SIs4tSst1
FRIDAY the si'' Day dJa.Es
Beginning ii 10 oelock
VTnL aGor q ne Gourt Ho0R dosS.I S
,nsinh, 10 ne city o. WASiitr ~ Slls
aneuon The following deedbSl slrA
Guy o. % much thereof uuIThsSh6g
y aeot secured By aid az, ,saaIsH
e1Pensei attending the eIerulIos y 'HtG
Atei ~ aid deeds, bat lubIsrt toS " fahn
mentioned below Of The north h.IIepAhS
o. TWO thousand dollars vhh In,s.s. MA
March I'd 1877, till paid, bT NJ. sSI
uuAt Irom ChrieslIn RIEpef ~ SlIt
Duseh, trustee, dated March "a isah6n
Cd among The public hnd nco,as e4hak
10 Deed Book Numbered 81. mn a tAHa1
VIII Hll - Aioroald the ieISrlaAhGaf
party, o. 70 much thereof 1, ~ ssGAaH
EI y, Sn l9e eastern pat q tkt ,S1S
settnty.nine, htuIli - "
NV, nS =. nhn suett' "CentfS WkSHS, . ~
itSnuns thiily :thiee let 90 lie ~;
! ana running SatERrdly d ~
I9sI Iesl u lAehe, OF toI pdni N, Hath
six inches from MLn street ~ ~ stGh
ern nneot that plrt Of The norh IN
bered N~Isnty.nint, hadnlttT S-s 9S
part lot being The nms piepdrS-I.ha
conveyed 70 the MD Chhat,S W..pIIan
A. BerIy and vile and Militia I!A
dated February 18th, 1858, "a 49, ~
the public land records Of Uho eoSs,s ~
giniA, 10 Deed Book No, 81 ma M va n
Also, % much Of the north mn
eVenty'nine - llH bslEeeu Nh ,ts..iN
piece Of ground above derrEsj y aaAh
nme property gnntei ma ssSH
IhIiesihn Hsgnet e{ Jeha VDoaSsltsi,tL
deed dAled March ~, lS9, al nSt1J,.ll
aid Land rtoord, 10 Deed Bol ME-
The nnt mentioned pllt d ~ IN,
No: ~ viii b trst odd It MA NJ NJ ,LAH
The ule 10 The Popsrty AsrIST b,s!.
sold L. believed 10 b GOOD, NM = vi
part Thereof As above, batElIins n ~.
only convey such tile q h yS,J /. 49,
two deeds Of trust lionstA,
TKHys oI sALE-OpetAtA, Nd ur,4,.
q the purchaser may tlNt 0 nT. AZ =
the balance In two equal lnatlnsb 49,.
Twelve months respectively iii I-shrsS-
day Of Ale, the purchaser 10 tU E,,s-Sl
promlhsofy note for Seh inIaISgt nj
70 the property sold 70 b[nthlbd 4 49,
the payment Thereof until paid d M.
CALDWELL CALDWELL, AtTpTrl
j. c. HRRvHY, A~uetIonet. nd
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THE MEDICAL CONVENTION

is god.seud to social circles here. We
had about wrapped ourselves in our
own profundity;" and a good, strong dose
OF what q former member Of the bar here
used to call "pills, pukes and paregorics'
may do us good. RAnRoADEI.
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Of Glenyille, is the favorite Of the Re.
publicans Of this region for Congress,
"Bob" Is universally popular, and in q
canvass would carry with him hundreds
Of personal friends who differ with him
in political sentiment.
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Az old man-an ex.oficial OF Taylor
cOunty-came TO the show a. Grafton the
other day, bet $500 on "Thres Card
Mont" Lost 1t and returned home sad but
tolsrably we'll informed.
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TIE charge nowadays at the com.
pany hotels on the line Of the Baltimore
and Ohio road is 50 cents for breakfast
apdsupper, and rs cents for dinner.
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LEWIS COUNTY.

The Hot.Bed OF Patriots ana
Bages-LoealP oIIues-The Mar.
row Gange Railroad-CiTiI
Rights In Public BehoOls-A
NeWsy Letter from Weston.
wrsros, May IS, 1878.
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We are offered a list Of candidates "a long
as Ran fuckers pedigree; and the pros
pect ia very disheartening. The Repub'
iicans are resting easily on their oars,
ready to help the best mar or run a can
didate Of their own il the Democrats fail
10 put out a candidate who can and will
do something for the interests Of the Dis.
trict. The most prominent candidates
are, l believe, Hall, Of Barbour; Farms
worth, Of Upshur, and Bennett, Of Lewis
In the matter Of
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-06

orthodox idea of "peace," which is the
lying down together of the lion and the
lamb in friendship. The Communistic
style of peace is that which results from
the extermination of the lambs.
Now, are we not justified in being sus
picious of the Millennium menf Let
them once get Millennium definitely fixed
in their minds as a coming certainty and
they will go to work To exterminate every
body that is not Saint. They will grad
ually grow in religions frenzy until they
will make themselves believe that it is a
duty incumbent on good Christians to kill
off every one who is not Saint, since it is
only the presence of sinners that prevents
the Millennium and the personal coming of
Christ.
Mr.. Tying, Jr., may be very harmless
man in appearance; his conreges in this
movement may be regular lambs in their
department, but this is the minority style
let them get majority, and appearances
will change as rapidly as terribly. These
ultra peace men are very fiends of destruc-
tion when they get charge.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-06
New York Religion.

Oa the 3Oth day of this month there is to
York, to establish some new cardinal
points of Christianity. New York is a
great place and live place, but one can
hardly help regrettng that St. Paul didn't
know the points which New York is about
to establish. He was, it appears, good deal
behind-hand, poor man, in the Christian
religion.
We gather the information as to the con-
vention from recent dispatch sent to the
n. o. Picayune, in which it is set forth
that meeting of Protestant clergy and
laity held in DR.. Stephen Tying Jr.'s
church had arranged for the event and had
dictated the "points." The convention
is to be international, but, of course, New
York Protestants, and particularly the
laity, have right to dictate religion to
the rest of Professionalism. The new car
dina. points are to be the pre- millennium
coming of Christ aud His reign on earth.
Many a thoughtIess man will read that
without seeing the yawning precipice at
his feet. He may even yawn, himself,
in utter istlessness over an item of so
little apparent moment. But not too fast.
These millennium people are terrible when
you come to know them. They are moth
ing but temporary adjournment of Com
munism, Socialism and all that. That ia
say, they don't like to work, and they hope
for time to come when people will not
have to work. The Communists are a
little more practical and are determined,
right now, not to work. They intend to
bring on the millennium before it's time.
This whole thing is q revolt against the
original curse: In the sweat of thy brow
thon shalt eat thy bread. But the singu-
larity about this particular revolt ia the
soft words aud gentle airs that it affects
LiberteI frGternite e9alitS, universal peace,
general prosperity, disappearance of pow
erty and misery and unhappiness-such
are the rallying words of Socialism, and
"Millennium" simply Gums up the whole
thingin one word, But under these beautiful
banners, with these gracious mottos over
them, the Socialists gN to work with torch
and bayonet. They ar determined to have
peace by killing eve body whom shey
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Death of a semirarian.

Last Tuesday, at 2 o'clock 8. m., at the Sem
mary of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, Mr.
F. X. Barrett died Of yellow fever. The de-
ceased was a native of Montreal, Canada. He
went to New York in 1853, and remained there
about 20 years, during which period he was
engaged in commercial pursuite. Last Febru-
ary fou nd him student 10 our Seminary. His
studies here were OF very short duration Take
them in conjunction with those he entered
upon in New York-about one and one half
years-they would make total of two years.
He was very pious and intelligent gentle
man, and aso an intimate friend of the Very
Rev. Father Millet, whose death was so shortly
followed by his own. Hs had received minor
orders, and was to have been ordained at an
early day. His loss is to be exceedingly re-
gretted, for he was possessed Of practical
knowledge of the world, it's ways and actions,
and would have been very valuable worker
in the Church. His vocation must have
been God given, and not open to the charge of
religi ous enthu siasm otherwise he would not
have conseorated the remaining years of his
mature life to the service of man and the
Church he 80 we'll loved.
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The st. Louis WGtchman says: When the
Sisters of the Sacred Heart were ordered to
take their orphans out of Memphi 8, the Supe-
rior of the horse of that order in Columbus
sent dispatch to Father Kelly asking him to
send the Sisters and their charge to that city.
The answer was "we have no sisters of your
order left" Seven had gone to Nashville with
orphans, one dying before reaching there !;
thirteen had died in Memphis and two more
were on the point of death in that city. OF
scores of devoted priests ard religious in Mem
phis and elsewhere in the South it may be
said: "They are gone, but they went not till
death bade them 60"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-06

Recently Cardinal Manning consecrated q
private chapel at Studley Royal, the seat of
the Marquis of RiPon. To tho distinguished
audierce present the Cardinal delivered an
appropriate address, in which he referred to
the FREQ nent conversions to Catholicity which,
be said, were greatly increasing, according to
the earnest British nature which realiz I'd the
fact that it was the only refuge from utter un-
belief. No disquiet or warning of sects existed
in the Catholic Church.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-06

The many friends of Captain j. j. Fitzpat-
rick will te panied to hear of the great fl ic-
tfous with which his family was visited while
the epidemic was at its height in Vioksburg.
On the 30.h of July his brother got sex but
recovered. On the 30:h of August his second
daughter was attacked, aud died the same day
at 8 o'clock p N. The second day after his
nephew got the fever, tie next day his sister
was stricken down, and his brother had re-
lapse All three died on the 9Th Of September
In the midst of these trials he never neglected
the onerous duties devolving upon him as
member of the Howard Association, but regu-
larly visited the patients under his charge and
the City HospitAl which is under the control
of the Sisters of Mercy. On the 9Th however,
he himself took the fever, but by the Mercy of
Almighty God recovered and was enabled to
resume his works of charity about the 20ta.