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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-02
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY LVTELLIeENcER
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13

Investigators OF natural science have
demonstrated beyond controversy, that
throughout the animal Kingdom the "sur-
vival of the fttest" is the only law that
vouchsafes thrift and perpetuity. Does
not the same principle govern the COM
mercial prosperity OF manS An inferior
cannot supersede superior article. Ii.
Illustrative of this principle are the family
med icines of Il. V. Pierce, M. d.. OF
Buffalo, N. Y. BY reason OF superior
merit, they have outrivaled all other
medicines. Their sale In the United
States alone exceeds one million dollars
per annum, while the amount exported
ioots up to several hundred thousand
more. No business could grow to such
gigantic proportions and rest upon any
other basis than that of merit. Ii Is safe
to say that no medicine or continuation
of medicines yet discovered equals or can
compare with DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi.
cal Discovery, for the cure Of coughs,
colds, and all pulmonary and blood anec.
tons. II the bowels be constipated and
liver sluggish, his Pleasant Purgatiye
Pellets will give prompt relief; while his
Favorite Prescription will positively, per.
feclly, and permanently, cure those
weaknesses aud "dragging-down" sensa-
tions peculiar to females. In the Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser, an illus.
trated work Of nearly one thousand pages
the Doctor has fully discussed the prin-
ciples that underlie health and sickness
Price $1.50, postpaid. Adapted to old
and young, single and married. Address
X. V. Pierce, M. d., Worlds Dispensary
and Invslids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13
An Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion of the American
people are to-day dying from the effects
of Dyspepsia or disordered liver. The
result OF these diseases upon the masses
OF intelligent and valuable people is most
alarming, making life actually burden
instead Of a pleasant existence of enjoy.
ment and usefulness as II ought to be.
There is no good reason for this, II you
will only throw aside prejudice and skcp.
ticism, take the advice Of Druggists and
and your friends, and try one bottle oil
Green's August Flower. Your speedy
relief IL certain. Millions OF bottles oil
this medicine have been given away "a
try It's virtues, with satisfactory results
10 every case. You can buy a sample
bottle for 10 cents TO try. Three doses
will relieve the worst case. Positively
sold by all Druggists on the Western
Continent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13

MAny persons say - havent Eoa The
Consumption" when Askcd % care their
Confh With SAisoh's Consumption Cure
DO they not know that Coughs lead 10
Consumption, sBd = FvmedY that ell
cure Consumption Nil certainly and
surely onrc = couEh Or any lunr o. thrcai
troable. We know 10 wtil care whsn AL
oGhers fail aud our faith IN Il 10 ~ Posi.
tive thsi We vii refund the price Paid VI
yea receive 40 benefit IL pot this fair
proposticng rfiee i9 ca, 50 cts. and
81 % per bottle For lame Cbest, Rack
OF side, use shilohs roroas Flss,er
Z Price 3 ca, For sale by Wsit ( Hart
Manchester and Factory folnt, W.
I win you Suffer with pyspepsia and
/ liver complaint. Constipation, aud gen.
erAl debility when you can get At eur
store shiloh's system Nitaiifar which We
sell on positive guarantee % cure you
Price 10 cts and 3 cts, For salo by
I Wait & Hard.
/ "nACkMErACk" = popular ADD fra.
grant perfume. sold by Wait 4 Hard,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13
STATE sEws.

poullney slate dealers are happy over
an unusually large trade this season.
+. w. Whitloek's dwelling at Poultney
was burned Sunday morning. Insured
for o., 900, in the Vermont Mutual.
Duffy Bush, boy about IS years old,
fell down stairs at Newport, the 30th, and
was 50 seriously injured that be will prob
ably die.
Lewis TAlcott of Williston has dairy
OF 200 cows. from which be at present
makes % ebee,es 3 day, Al al average Of
80 lbs. each.
In suttou, having population Of 920,
there was made last spring 10000 pounds
Of maple sugar Of fret quality.
Bennington II 10 have 8 new bank -
the Bennington County SAtional-Wilh 8
capital Of 600 900.
A Mis- Higgins, Of Eden, wa alarmed
the other night by party Of serenaderi
and fell down Stair, breaking Der jaw
aRd severnl teeth.
! II. n. Brace Of Waterbury cut a aerv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13

FRIEND, stop that conghl DO not neg.
lect Common Cold even for q day. IL
may end In Consumption and death
Rgy. ". II DowN's ELIXIR has cured
thousands, both old aud young; and il
will cure you, II taken freely and 10 sea-
son. This ELIXIR has been before the
American people ToRTY-sIx YgAHs, and
has never failed 10 give relief to all who
have used IL. IL has won its way BY ACT
UAL SERVICE, until II has become house.
bold friend In thousands Of our best
families. Regular physicians use aud
recommend ii. CiergymeB aud al pub.
Employees, much exposed 20 colds,
coughs ETC., should always use H. Farm.
ers. Lawyers, Merchants Abd everybody,
old and young, speak highly ia its praise
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13

Of grass she other day that ylsl3sd nearly
thrce tors Of bay.
Montpelier has organised = military
company 81 afly-one men, which il 70 BE-
formally Inspected By Col. Peek, IN a few
DAYS
A bolt Of lightning cane 80 ussr TIC
Rev l.. II. Tabor While hisohlpg bio
horse Al Newark, Caledonia county, late
/ ~, that tho horsc was Knocked down
Z The house Of Phsbe Wiley 10 wsier.
vile was struck BY lightning last SAiuf-
DAY, bat WAS not much injured. one
member Of the family received severe
shock
( A stowe correspondent says ,he many
traces Of deer on The mountains about
that place indicate that they are iasi In
ereAsiug aud will In few years be quite
7 plenty.
/ Fletcher Blodgsti o! Glover died from
the effects Of loek Jaw on Sunday last. he
injured bis foot few days before on a
rusty spike and from this hart LOCK jaw
was produced Mr. Blodgclt was lately
marriedI
The Monitor says: "a. J. Twombly
OF Westmore owns sheep from which 7
pounds Of milk was recently taken at enc
milking. From the same three.iourths OF
a pound of butter was made, Trot ouI
your Jersey cows
The Inquirer says Rutland fArmci
found a potato bug on bis dinner table, th'
other day, and thus to the bug be ejacu
lated: "Good heavensl have you got L
have your potatoes cooked this Year,
/ Hayward, Taft Il Co.'S wooden mill, II
Proetorsvile, is running on full time aut
turning out more yards Of cloth per dag
than for long time, II is to shut down
for repairs In short time for q week Of
two.
The steam engine IN the ssw.mil OF II
Phiney, of Holland, burst Thursday even
ing, driving the engineer through the sid'
of the building and scalding boy and
man badly. Part oithe boiler was throws
entirely through the roof.
Twenty bead of cattle were stolen from
Dole Brothers of Danville, and taken Il
Boston by three men, one OF whom wa
, Oderkrk, notorious thief, WHO'S wanted
at West Mountain, Rensselaer, county, n
Y, for similar oifense, and II appear
that he is chief of this gang.
DR.. Emma II. Calander Of Middlebur,
died on Friday She graduated from tn
New Englsnd Female Medical College il
1869, and for three years was resideu
physician at the South Hadley Mass
| Female Seminary. Soon aftershe located
at Middlebury. She was a member OF th
State Medical Society, and was highly es
teemed for her professional attainments
The annual meeting of the association
|, of editors aud publishers of Vermont wi
be held at Brandon, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, June 18th and 10Th. The busi
ness meeting will be held Wednesda
evening. And on that evening ID. NJ
, Camp, Esq, will give an address an,
Mrs. Julia e. r. Dorr poem. Thursday
, June goth, there will be an excursion I
Lake Dunmore, where Hon. j. M. Dye
of the cottage" at the site of the LAX
| Dunmore House invites the association I
dinner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13

The question Of The hour, "who 10 In.
|iietsdf'
The grand jury seem determined to
|nonopollze this term OF court.
Mrs. l.. ID. stoekwell has new sd.
Pefsiseueut, moro especially for The
Adies.
DIR. Edson has sent US specimens
rom bis new marble quarry which Ap-
'ear to be Of excellent quality.
"A. l.. sykes has = house full OF sum
mer guests q, this early date. II must be
be, be keeps popular "holslH
"A meeting Of the Congregational
bharch 10 called on Saturday afternoon
" which . general attendance IL request.
~.
-BallenkiIl National Bank building
bAs jas, been furnished With new win.
boss which add much TO iA appearance
The Manchester House, "No. 10. /,
well filled with guests, some Of whom
3nsY be invited 10 take q Little trip to
Hindsof, Al the expense Of The siAle.
The listers have returned their Geld
scok Of She hes appraisal Of real estate "a
Tbs town CLERKS ofEiee, where i, Gao BE-
sxsmlnsd and necessary correction,
'mAde.
Quite setsrs frosi sIslied this sec
tIoa 90 Thursday nigh, Of lat week. il
soDe places doing considerable dAmag,
70 growing efopa II has beea SOlsowet
b. oopsoss rains whIeh must insure
bsAyy bay crop.
REV. A. c. Reed reoenuy Of Fiusb
Ing, l.. L., bow resident OF Dorset
preached ve'y looepAbly a, The CoBgre
galioHal church lasi sanday. Mr.. ReeS
was . ErAdatls o. Barr semlsary IL ls5.
and IL remembered a. q ssudeht b. manl
|pf TIE older rssidsnls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13
akssIscvos coUnTY COURT
Jans Terra. Is1s

Hon. w. {. DuSTos, Chief Judge.
los. J V CAESEr, I A.s.t,ntJodyss
LOS. A. l.. GRAHAM,
lons v. Hail, Clerk
DAVID CRoTuT, Sheriff,
Nv. u. SHELDON, States Attorney.
There we're only two small civil cAses
ried by jury. The hra:
BoHeste<i "a. j. H. AcNdughton q Co.,
was on action growing oui Of the accept
nes Of an order. The plAlBtif claimed
bere was verbal acceptance while tho
Defendants claimed there was none, In
act. The jury found for the plaintiff In
|ull-ti26.49 aud costs.
81 The second.
q. q. Houghion rs r.. H. Holt ct. al
This was an action on the case aud tres
pass Tor entering upon the land ofthe plain.
s III, digging = ditch, placing pump.logs
Ind destroying or inJuring a spring Of
y sier belonging 10 the plaintiff. The de-
Pendants claimed that there bad been lit.
lie or no injury and that they had Ii.
ense from plaintiff. Verdict for defend.
Ants Tor their costs.
Very little business was done by the
ourt Monday and Tuesday, there being
DO criminal cases ready for trial, but there
could be no permanent adjournment from
he fact that the grand jury had not COM
pleted their labors. They brought in
lxteen true bills on Friday and ten more
bn Tuesday, and eleven more on Wed.
pesday. They will probably complete
heir labofs on Thursday, and several sd.
illionAl bills are likely to be found. 1t lie
Ipeeled that several state cases will be
ried this term, tho 1rst one being:
State u. Monroe WIakler. In this
sase the respondent is charged with a
implc assault with q revolver on tho per.
on Of Henry l.. Day, OF Bennington.
The jury brought in verdict Of guilty.
State Is. james N. At,cood This was
ln indictment for an assault with intent
o kill. There was no question but that
be respondent shot at the person Of the
complainant, Thomas IIilloran, and that
pie left hand was Amputated In conse-
usnee, but the respondent claimed II
vas done in cell defence. This case is on
rial ~ We so 10 press.
Besides the state cases there will be
bone court cases aud divorce cases 10 be
risd SO that the term may last, IL the
asses are ready when called, all Of next
week II they are not ready the term
nsy end suddenly. The divorce case OF
iAli W. Hall, which has excited con.
iderabls interest, Is expected TO come on
aFly NEXT week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13

HEsRT & JoHssoN's AEmcA AsD on
LIKrHEEr IL an external remedy for man
or beast, for curing Wounds, SprAins,
Strains, Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Burns and
Ulcers Of every kind, including Skin Di-
seAses generally; and while iu appliea-
ton Is harmless aud never paiHfal, its
effects Aremost wonderful. AZ FAHLT
LIsfAENT Il meets the wants Of every
household. Warranted 10 satisfy Gii who
use Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13

" PusIrErp Nv an Eruption use utEsNs suf.
rurR scar, The ruling specific fof diseases, H.
ritation aud shrAsans 81 The skin, aud NEST
saintAry beAntAer ~ the compiexion This ads
mirable article " an inexpensive substitute fof
saiphaf baths. Ahd 10 equally ~ effective in bsn.
ishinE eutAneeua mAlAdies, aud relieving the
pAuga 81 rheumatism and govt Redhess and
roushncss, tan, iteoklss, pimples, and indeed
every mperiaeuon u the enuCse is entirely 70.
moved BY Il II lie Gydached by ladies who have
have used Il. 10 be the most effective means Of
clarifying aud softtuing the skin that they have
ever employed Re health promoting properties
arc widely recognized by medical msa, and
evineed ia IT, behalf, omAnatinG from otheF aud
qualiy respectable sources, preclude any roA.
lunAble doubt a. % tho commences " lie elaine
20 public confidence. Clothing aud linen from
The sick room ia dlslnfoottd by t. And u prevents
enntAgiun when the danger u obnoxious dis.
eases has been incurred by contact h0fes and
ulcers that resist the operation u sAlvss and
lotions are healed by Il, and u seen relieves the
swelling and pain caused by bruises and sprsins
The opening Of the pores resulting from the
wholesome stimulation Of the superficial blood
vesses that it produces, is the effect beet cAlcu.
lated TO ease the circulation when OvofhnAted,
and carry of those offensive grAnulAtions which
dia6gure the eutiole and render existence state
Of mar.yrdom while they remain, Erupiions,
ailments that ointmeuts will not cure, are su.
tirely erAdieatod by dLESS's suLrHuR Boar, sold
by Druggists. s4w
HuLs HAN A wHisKSn DrH, Black Ar Brown,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13
ma polalo ess,ls ! alllar fearful


-TAs potato bessls IA EaklsE fearful
aseslnnlsg.
--Ths eoPloas rain q Saturday was
zach needed 10 Rnpsrt The grass crop
bad begun to saser.
a fatal accident oecarred 10 Salsm,
y. y = On The morning q the iilh inst.
A Mr.. DaBoGn living abou, four miles
north Of Salem village called bis son At
"a early boaF 10 TIE morning, saying
there were crows 10 The oofn6eid and
that be hkd better take his Eau and shoot
them. The son departed aud came back
20 the house about SIX O'clock and set The
gun dowa in = corner. Soon after be
took i up again aud Ia putting cap on
The hammer slipped from bis baud and
The gan was discharged, lbs ball passing
through the bead Of his father who stood
10 lice, killing him instantly.
WEST RurEKr.
The Rupert Farmers and Mechanics
club met last Saturday evening and ap.
pointed a committee TO consider tho adj
visibility Of holding = fair the coming
autumn. II 90, 10 report programme
for operations.
A fortunate runaway occurred, Mon.
day evening. Joseph Bonneville hitched
bis horse, which was attached to a skele-
ton wagon, and by some means the bead
stall broke and the horse started aud ran
north about quarter Of mile, turned
around, ran back aud turned short cor
ner around the church and brought up in
one OF the sheds. On examination not q
strap or part Of the wagon was found to
be broken. Mr.. u. put on another bride
and drove home.
Miss Sarah Burton, daughter OF Hon,
j. G. Burton Of this town, died Tuesday
morning, June 4th. Last summer DR..
Goldsmith Of Rutland performed an OPP
GRAFTON by eating out cancer. At the
time she seemed to recover aud was out
IN as short time as could be expected.
But later she did not seem as we'll aud
continued to fail In health I'LL the last
four weeks, when her decline was still
more rapid. In her death the family are
greatly afflicted. She had been their stay
and support. Mrs. Burton has been All
invalid for a long time and the care OF the
family fell on the deceased. In her death
the whole community lose = loved and
valued person 10 society, always ready tC
do her share in all the enterprises to sue.
tain and support good influences. She
was a worthy member Of the Congrega
tiosal church and pillar In the Sabbath
school, always found at her post of duty
ready and willing, with pleasant smile
In her class aud generous heart for all.
II will be long time before her place
can be filled, but she has gone to her re.
ward, brighter life beyond the river
where pain and sorrow reach not.
Il send the following dairy statistics
of Rupert the lst day OF June; number
OF cheese factories, 6.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13

Bakers Mandrake Rltlcrs willceriain.
ly cure you, ifyou have any Liver dim'
Guilty, indigestion, constipation, pain In
the right side, try these Bitlers at once
and zee bow much good you can receive
for Is cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13
Total. li75 s3lss "a 95e2 225

Cows in butter making and family use, 100
Cows in farm dAirieh,. .............. co
Total number OF cows in town. .1692
In getting up these statistics we have
taken mostly from the books OF the facto-
ries. We found the last sales OF cheese
made in May, by actual figures, the guam
tity of milk used TO make a pound of
cheese cured as it went Into the market:
North Rupert, 9.15 lbs., Kinnie, 8 20 lbs,
Rupert, 9.26 lbs, Rose, 9.75 lbs, Metto-
wee, 9.l4 lbs, Hurd & Hadaway, no
sales. The total amount OF cheese for
June LIST, was estimated cured cheese,
that Is actual weight green cheese, hence
we find the difference between green and
cured cheese to be about 3O.l00 pounds OF
milk In that factory with IA days curing.
1t was the general remark of the cheese
makers that they made pound Of cheese
with less milk than any previous year at
the same time of the serson, and the aver.
age flow of milk greater. They had
worked the same diaries previous years
A letter from the salesman to Kinnie
said, "Your cheese is all right" and
with one or two exceptions they have not
had bad day with milk,
BONNEVILLE.
Ralph Parsons, an esteemed citizen,
died short time since, of heart disease /.
Our new clergyman is liked very much.
He 10 a young man, this being his 6-st
conference year.
DIR. Aver appears to be doing a sue
cessiul business in this place and has
made many friends.
Mrs. Eunice Cone, widow of the late
z. X. Cone, lie building 8 nice barn and
otherwise improving her premises.
--Carrol Williams had the misfortune
TO cut his foot very badly q few days
since while chopping for William Col.
man.
We are glad to meet Miles X. Cone
once more, and hope be may be induced
to remsin in this, his native town. We
wish that more Of our young men would
immitstc bis industry and steady habits
which have him well supplied with this
worlds goods even thus early In life, and
X has all come by honest, patient toll.
LANDGRovE.
The frost Of Thursday night did sc.
rious damsge In this vicinity cutting To,
corn, beans, potatoes and everything else
not covered up. Late planted po,atoeI
will be started by the rain Of Saturday
but the potato bugs are looking blue
enough. We counted "a on one hill. BY
the way young lady and gentleman
from Peru were seen to call at the minis
ter's Thursday morning. Don't com,
this way again please, II frost IL TO fol
low.
4 LONDONDERRY.
"A fne rain last Saturday, and tn.
grass aud Az crops are looking well.
The frost, Thursday night, did som,
damage TO The vines and TO soma fields o
corn.
Our popular hotel keeper, JOSEPH
Larsbee, ia entertaining : large number
OF guests.
The lightning rod peddlArs bad bet
ter 70 down "soulh" aud rod the narrow
gauge railroad depot, which will soon b
buls there with the towns money.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13

st.a. nsuts
ssrset irpm lAers.i 10 Nsnthssssg t*FetbtliY
a. n Asses. FfuYrstaf
natss. has.~s gause 9ssHf&s, e.,
n Bau~5et rfeFflsee',
aaY lrufs. ~ wAE Leaves % -
Es.laz. Bsssr.-s. yaa.zsaa. zaas.ssa.a, a.
dr4 2 s.u, Frepsassef.
j Arrives ~ R.sshssssr f.ssfos& depot kon6ay
sdsssstyt as Triasy' ~ y aS
RsYnasfs4 lssrss Rantks.isf rsiifa.e depot
n sss3sys n 9fs6sft th5 stiafitJs - III a.
khsF agr3Fal ~ Nss TEA tfsin Fs.sg AoFth.
feS. La~4g,ors. L9sAssavry, C.sssr, a..
Iassr Dau, PrsPnstef
ARRIVES a. hsnsAsss4g rsagoaa asyei hoHdKy'
D % aesAaYs ana Hrsdsys ALL.
RFrvsssss, lsavss Mssessstsf rtlroG4 drpoa
sstdsgs, ThHfsitYs aaA saluraafs 81 II a -
n.f Hsn5al q % y a y. tFsis eolaE NORTH.
Pres I.saAan5srrs y ca.aae,
=. .. cuEus fregnstor
aans Cts...
80uTa b. f.lirssd tgF Nsv Toff. Albany, Troy
EauA sBa West ~ "a e 49,
MONTH ny FAliroaa fef kut&&Be, Darlington
ksfsb Aha Etsi1 So,
bBAhYIiLK BAL ~ staEs closes Al ig - =, =.
RosT OFFICE opsn 'rom 7 II. toprH
ksIs f,em iks sorth arrive Al the Poet ofhss At
iAFm4
Malls frsm tks s0Sth arrive Al The Psst ofses
dt ~
slls Tor Psfu. LAnsgrovs, B0sdviiie, gamAiea
AZ. ~ stage, sloss al FACTORY Point fost Of
see a. ~ 49,. Tsssdays. ThgfsdAys aud sal
sfdays.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13

The frost Of Thursday night was
guile severe 10 some localities.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13

T.lssTsph One.
0psn FROM - N tesF.s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-13

BY request we publish the following:
The Factory Point Temperance UHion
herewith present the constitution Of their
organization to the public. That their
work hitherto has been largely useful in
this community We think no one &C.
quAInted with It's character aud results
will deny, While this IL true, II IL also
certain that much more remains 10 be ac-
complished 10 reelAlming those who are
addicted 10 The use OF Intoxicating drinks,
10 terrifying the young sgAins, tempia-
lion, and In The suppression Of the Illegal
trafic 10 these deadly poisous. For the
accomplishment Of these cnds they AJAX
the active cooperation and support Of all
The friends Of sobrie,y and virtue and the
I public veal Earnestly do they invite ali
such TO uniie With The equalization and
aid them Ia ever wise effort TO secure
The universal prevalence Of their pripel.
/ plea IN this community.
5. d. KKLLIr, President.
AHucLE This organization shAll b,
called The fAelofy Point Temperance
Union
ARucLE 2--Tbe object Of this unlos
shall Be 70 promote, 10 all proper ways
total abs,ineBos from tie use Of al latox
loailnK drinks.
4 AHuCLE s.-Geniiemea who shall be
come members Of lhls socisly shall PAL
into the treasury d he society twenty
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-01

Al a called meeting Of Crab Orchard Lodge, No
los, O. O. ~ Feb ~. ISIS, the iollowing preamble
aud resolutions were unanimously adopted
wmEKKAs. II has pleased the Almighty God IL
remove from our midst by death, our brother John
Magee, he II resolved
LIST. That Ia the death OF our brother this Lodge
has lost a worthy member, the town an honorable
citizen, the beTeayed ianily q kind husband aud
aneciionaie htheT.
snd. That this Lodge hereby tenders To the al
aicied widox and aniily ol the deceased, OUT ten-
dsrest sympaihlss In this their sad bereayment.
Though our Affections and trials heie seem hard,
the Almighty who rulelh, dOeth all things we'll
Let US therefore, look unto Him and in full conf
dence eaclain, Thy TiA b. doas
srd That the Lodge room he draIsd In mourn
ing and the usual badge OF mourning be worn by
the brothers lor the space OF thirty days.
tth. That a cops I'd these resolutions be- written
In the minutes Of this lodge and printed In the
IsTKRloE JorENAL, aud a copy OF the same ssni
10 the widow OF the deceased.
IN IIvrrsAS, o
A. ~ BH0SAues, COMMITTEES,
j. ; koniNsoS,
caS s o,eh ss, kIl.