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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
IRENE CUMMINGS ESTATE.

ST.TEDE VERMONT ,.v4s15-ztr C5str.-r. ~.
N PROBATE Court held A. VI n --e.er. within ard :r
Amos Pascrl1iza administrators Z The estate Z Irene
rI-1r 1ts u N1r-E-Elt- Il sztt isTr- t,aI sci
-11k.i uiic sid cGr-- .gr .,e1se - SCI Al
~ ta4 real szs-e 1t said t4-I4z1 sl1I1I-7t N r-
5a1 bsl1r village Loo the souT1 iut- u -lT 2=r
srra4s VIII 1uitftlZs .dzru. rs c4sel1Il tEAl LIE
saa .ereoE IS 1acsssl-y TT the pag 1=EE u NJ let's
q said aacsa4et AID expenses OF l1-a-ssraSlc1 y
Ter estate. -. . - i.
l1i.1tty1 o. referred thereof g. 1e zA q
n ne Pru1asa lfrs sai VI 1u1Pei -er1r the Is 4
Iyg II N1zsfuoer n -. flr hearing a2d 1AeIsl51
-1-s,lc md &c further grtzreti- th3r Al 1srs1Es
.4rasret0e notified aersos BY pHc1cat151 q ndcl.e
n All k0rT fattga and yrter rera7l, -Irea VaHz.
vzr n tha Green N1uc1Iil Freeman Fr -4tt
~ N,Ctyttsr before said s1nz u Llar-QE -at t1=T
nav aegean SC u and g-dce. All, Z tG4y st4
al se 1btecE thereto
rArs EAETEI tLLrEN, nike.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
i RELIABLE LIFE INSURANCE Policy.

= .iSA E,2ats1 Ire a commenting 10 our reader,
5aofqg Sa-F safe 1a reliable lite Insurance aEency
"l.sE ll4.t' u 1-s=L= are iEeIlag=Laie l. Z, 4
ss4tA tg44 any Operating nader the iolus title
sita-l LIE ppL:- are I1stferl n tie l0rn1 Of Cr
( tetee's I4ht1a Aztclj Discovery and Pleasant
q. gave fell=lsi Sl.el Il tlz.1 As ttl-Cc.stI IN
81 = Tie J7tel l=l1s5 llseIseg lyon Blylueas OF
Fe'F IN lL- lee III the peiaciPll IfuIylsts are
constituted agents. F4jEI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
THE MONTPELIERIAN.
EEBS.

M one can De sick when the stom-
ach. blood, liver and tidueys are heal
.hv. and Hop Bj:ters keeps them So"
The greatest no1risdiag tonic. ap-
petizer. strengthener snd curative on
earch.-Hop Bitters.
l. is impossible TO remain long
SAX or out Of health, where Hop
Bitters are used
:. Why do Hop Bi.ters cure 50
mgch'1 . Because they give good d.
gestion, rich, blood, aud healthy action
Of alI the organs"
No matter what your feelings or all
manG Shop Bitters will do you good. -
Remember, Hop Bitters never does
harm, but COOS. always and continually
Purify the blood. cleanse the
stomach and sweeten the breath with
Hop Bitters."
Quiet nerves and baluy sleep in
Hop Bitters.'
." VI aenlsa win Inactive liver And urinary
arzan4 xJtnDus Hog 6ytters"
TRY Hop CCCzE LC5E ASD PAIN EELEE.
For sac oF satE ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
TEyI TEMPLETONs ESTATE.

stated vEz41ST. washington District 81
In Probate Court held Il M5u tpe!lsr. Tlr15n iad
for saii District. the --En lay % yh2eeE = l. "a
n .--,s rf11tnfs-rasBr fe bouis non 1f the estlte
- ri Tz., ID stju Ate et Eat A1nspelst n saw
1900 ta.sasei makes tppl1caGIou 90 -di ts5sI,
- ~ :. r,,,sant and 4opr9p1co1 Il Fri1IlE q NE
= - "a as II facaIsaG far lieensa 90 sell ~ % NJ tl
-. ~ al tatgaset situated n saIi tAs5 HON.
800 ~ RVS ravarsCu Of the DOVER set out u as
80 ~ T..y Tsupl stpn terahseti rspreseaLn
80 -. 80 .haratf would BE- oeuEdclal % the Aetrs
~ sai Len pIetgn, tesased tad nose -a1aesse
ed n his estate 81 - .,4F ,-rr-- ara. saff
,-,r1,ae;rr ne referred q L session. Ll1teot., q
Sc held ls the PROBATE yEfe n s1A ~
- $50 Emerson and IL = further ordered that a.
- 1,es-ssrsti pe ntrtiat hereof oy puhLeaGllu
sf 5t5s n aid application and order .lsrsgn tAree
raaSs sI,..ressf7ey n the Green A1untlln Freeman
- Name ier before sa1t time 1f hearing That
sha- nav Gear az said time and PLiceandI iHeT zee
eAAse' 0044@- - Az me Cgurr-Asrsst,
r..r. v A CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
Be LIKE FOOLISH.

'gor tea Years nv wife vas eondnetl TO aer bed
with s1ch complication Of ailments that no docta
could tell what "a. ne lat.er Or cure her, AMI
used uD q small fortune in EGElGug stRf. >lI
months ago saw T. :. dag with Hog BClsrs on
Il, and | u lu.1i I would ae / fool 0 nee more.
.riet il, but ny folly proved ~ be wisdom. Two
bottles cured her, and she Is well And strsu Z
A. any mans wife, anu iE only cost ne i've dollars.
Be We likewise iloiI.h.T-H. " % Detroit, A.cd.
FNLtEl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
Chr FIREMAN.
IJSTPELIER. VT.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 6. ISIS

Ts t=E--s-5 11kssas FzExx4s pzr-iculsriv -.
bic .-f - avs from al parts q verznnnt a. -.
s-.sz5s h t-s-szt Parts Of the state e~vars,11 =
rls---E- a. 9-aass aa1 LA-oilIe Counties ~ -
"a s--l' ;lF7r 1poa IS Aat Cur readers D. ssnsT-
fsl- .--s.--<=1ce- lvs1sfacssan4 swtlgs---
.L=- re rarer-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
T LCT WHEELER'S ESTATE.

la russ-sfx-atf having reeu Er-cfz ed he hon
cradle gryb1-z LCEr- -Gr iz ---rc-Ed = p a. -
-ru1ruI=E-d=r cat- -. lEt s.lI-5 !.
Claims Ard i-1IZtis -ars1ls G=L1-t I'll stale
-acy Wheeler, I1E 9f LdsJ V l-Uet-sr, n .at i1--r
ilt,pa -,t Ard ii CLAIMS zLl-1tEzG n fEf-4E 11srer7
azrgby rye notice tnas We VII meet t9r 5ae purposes
Aforesaid AZ her late residence Il sail -s~- n the
III taT u January l-d tarh tIT Il 4DcL lsz- from
5Ca O'CLOCK. I1tll N . st1CE n 72t1 < =a-l
tlyg AMI that ak months r q IL l1el taF u DE-
cCrr tss L: the -Ilz limited b. s4ai ElT-- Or
4lli rratrorz crescent their claims ~ - csc az
plfst Il Els, II .n;E el.ar his :tta tl7 C.: --a6e- l.
2. tE1
=. Tsra.gg A5.c3y. Caezz--sst7u4-a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

Being l=-f the .1C .-I II tha ssu- LitErIry Slcie7
es it EIs he esaIu the 1ilEuEl Enlch the
journals -Is. I'D VII AVE lie following EtTsnta
ls-. / vi 60 r1hl.shed 5vtts saru, thus E1viz<
t-Ur .a the IZLltr 81 'ur L=z-
mi I. q r7u ain IL 5TI.= 1=vs nothing but via.
t+,44 I nd r'if.14tt
j-t g-1r ssr=,. 81 he s7r societies 1t riII5end 70
1rl- ll@D mi thar IIu1I latG loser ulI1u and 20
-l71 mon 1-s-ssts "a rf7r mon am
45h. The "a IT, f1Cr Which, vas formerly expended
1pTl -y7 91 1I-l1ls VII nov Dc devoted 20 one pa
oar EhI.l VII re he exponent x t1e HcAccl and
u --'fa. lLa4--i. -,t1 -f-Iuu-
E-EEj-4T- ATTENTION : -a,Led % lie fact that
avery 5 - ,rrEasE t9- this "a per ices m1ch
70 1gHg ri M md -1a rIus4 q G5r7AfsnB sTH
-vs-y I VII de she Of the editors 10
MAKE me stf1I2t = s1tl-E journals and the
and StTd- .1HsS. 7 htra made the TWO parerz
51n"rs=- VII -Ant-r he 1sE 1us t9W0t9 t1E-gStGg
Every EfE-~-.3 II -zE VERMONT GOSyEEEyCE
acU1i 70 T. III he - s7pur- the seminary. and
better va be u 'h-4 Than by subscribing for
MS PER. and TITS Eaer 1useIf vail informed with
:e@1-1 10 scancl ul5-ers Ind 5h- prospects, u the
F5l-E eecgEs q . IF 1ra T11E1 are sC'7u 20 rezs
he tFIrlre luuss II the n 1reh-
here nay b "a, LlIe IN nary is tarin
ing 1u1 - t-- them through 11r ,riTn1s ratch
lr Il Int TIE faculty. Iut len "a are long ard
hey VIII =onn l17a reason 10 mango Saefr minds ~
IRE nat tsrt pet
therefore s-8<rz[9E At ONCE
Pr.rs, ; cents GER year Scents each
Address
THE MONTPELIERTAN,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
Letters CncaIied for al Montpelier. Vt. Pos
nsire NaEnmher 2. Isrs

ETC oasatn ia.s. Letters. parsons must siv. :as
Above IaEa.
L.DIzs-Mrs Hattie Bailey MISC Any E1n;sr Mrs.
I u Ezns.
GESrLE4zS--E e. Bailey. c. 4 Campbell, Z Gore
ham Jerry c El11u nd Eliza. sin1nd.. v Wilder
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
NOTICE.
MELISSA FIFIELD'S WILL.
RENE CUMMINGS ESTATE.

III. N ,t--sirra1 hl7.-E seen appointed t1e 1T
7raots P-p1aG4 Court for 1E4 Lls7r-s- Z " 81
ulIssI11ars. 10 -4cs-vs sE1ll--z. I1t IL. Is1
claims and t4uICs { IL GERS ILalzs1 -1. s=-4-
II Irzne Cummings late Of Nr1d .i, = SAT- District
deceased. ali al III eE-l1I-@t II 1ss5 -l=rzE
kErarT Notice tl1G aeE t3r tls PURPOSES
lfsresatd II he dFez1E 11lze u F.IsC-trs II
4 4prI next t-ru1 1'siact. 4 ---- J','rz- II
2acn Of SAID lay ). I1 7Ia5 NOUNS --orl lie l .
t1T Il (trcoer D LIZ. i rs ----1 1-e1I " sLi,.
-o-t for sad .rsir3r4 % present -1z-E --.s 10 "a
for examination and ll0wll's
: So.
{. G1LLC2. .-...,-.--.
WI u. 6 AVIS -+---s-----a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
DAucH-r & Cos ADVERTISEMENTS
fEH RICE RLlllI

Pirsoas' P1-zl-tTs s1--s make New gieh Bleed. AID
- cong tsetT ;-llrs s1s 5s5od \ the surirs syss<
Z .-ssa 1'1-as AR Pers1n za3 VII aka Pill each
1i<as f-17n . 2 Eseks zay &c restored 90 .1uud
--i-a L s---a thing Be p1ssfbs. sent By nal t9rs
.es=s- sslzss Is Johnson & CO. BANGOR. ". g..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
MAR RAG ES.

II N7n.7al1sr Nov J. by E4T. Charles P1rk1T-sG
NJ ILAEL.s y MOODY 20 Ma CARRIE I. SID
FIELD, 71th ot FL5sroGrY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
DEATHS

IN E.Iss B-7okisi,t- ". October Ct. OLIVER DCT-
Ton tlrmar resident x the 70VI Of Chelsea. aged
Il Yeas, ) months llG "A tIEs-
IN Lg1sLJu. 41<Isc Lth- Nr THOMAS !. 81 Ri.
Ages. r ye1rz. rnlc5a4 AMI . days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
STANLEY y az5E5 }5zza

sIil story x lis l1rI.iCrz = St-t-l mt mar
ss.e=sEs Journey Turn .e C-r-C TEA pIal,c 2ts
lEAI1t1T .lls book. IL 1IJcrlsa+ --a-ss-. rg.1
illustrated. .IC priced AMI VII sell El-Lt1:
E9r full Disruption And arms, ldttres5. .-za4Fo
s.i,i W. s1;' 7 z,,,sg; AGENTS WANTED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06

RaIA5!ei energetic naz Who IRE 71t Of ba= ness
should res. ani prudi By .he advertisement q the
BlssetI Manufacturing Co.. New York FAtjEa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
Messr5. PITkIE SEQ.

Invite The attention 1t she pubic 20 .ha following IL
ot Companies represented By them. n Eaich
they efer 20 lusQr=syoGr properly n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
Jesse W. TEMPLEToNs ESTATE.

FAG
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-04-13
Original Attachment.
state of Observation-Disclosures Co.

j. n. Blaclkford & Co. VS.. A. L. Phipps.
In this cause it appearing by affidavit that
the Defendant, A. =. Phipps, is Justly
indebted to the Plaintiff, and his wherea.
bouts at present is unknown, so that the ordl.
nary process of law cannot be served on
him, and an original attachment having
been levied upon his property 1t Is there
fore ordered that publication be made In the
GAINESVILLE Chronicle, q newspaper pub
lished in the city of GAINESVILLE sor four sue
cessive weeks, commanding the said A. l..
Phipps to appear before me, at my Office In
District No. lGOf Montgomery county, Tenn,
or some other Justice Of the Peace, on
Saturday, the 10Th day OF April, 1873, and
make defense 10 said suit against him
or it will be proceeded with ex parte.
+. 4. HARPER, j. T..
March %, lS7s-ft
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-04-13

obligation to do. They say that
there is no law that will authorize a
bill in chancery to be filed to enforce
this obligation. Then, sir, we will
make law; the obligation shall
no longer be imperfect; legislatures
are established to enact laws, and to
correct defects in the written or I'M
written law, whenever these defects
may be discovered or the business
affairs of life shall bring them to
notice.
Now, the jurisdiction of courts of
equity in regard to trust funds of
this kind is unquestiOned. 1t is
usually exercised in cases of an in
solvent corporation or one whose
charter has expired, been annulled,
OF revoked but the principle settled
by the case of Wood as. Drummer
and the case of Curran as. The State
FOf Arkansas is that property of a
corporation is, trust fund for the
payment of debts. The principle
stands whether the corporation be
solvent or insolvent, whether its
charter continues in force or has
been annulled or has expired by
a lapse of time. 1t may be that un-
! der the present state of the law
where a corporation in the full
possession of its franchises shall from
year to year divide its earnings be-
/ tween the stockholders in such a
manner as to imperil the rights of
creditors whose debts are not due,
the court will not feel authorized to
interfere to control the action of its
officers, but the refusal to exercise
Jurisdiction in such q case is be-
cause the creditors cannot maintain
an action until the debt becomes
due. Notwithstanding, this, how
ever, the property is a trust fund,
and the highest moral obligation
rests upon the officers to so admin
lister its affairs as to protect the
rights of creditors who are entitled
to priority of payment over the
stockholders, and this becomes
legal obligation whenever a right of
action accrues to the creditors.
Now, may not the remedy be adj
vanced without injustice to the
stockholders =? If the conduct of the
officers manifest an unmistakable
purpose to bring the corporation to
a state of bankruptcy, if they shall
refuse to be governed by the ordi-
nary rules of business prudence and
care, and when the necessity is
obvious refuse to provide sinking
fund for the payment of debts to
mature in the future, that cannot
otherwise be paid, can they with
any propriety object that the law
making power shall require them
to do so or shall provide a remedy
that will protect the creditor against
meditated wrong?
1t is objected that such legislation.
will divest vested rights. What
right is taken away? What vested
interest is disturbed by such legis-
lation? The corporation is left in
the undisturbed possession all fran
chises and all its property. 1t con-
tinues to transact its legitimate
business and to make such profits as
that business will fairly earn, but is
required to do what every govern
ment and every corporation whose
affairs are managed with any regard
to prudence or the just rights of
creditors will voluntarily undertake
to do.
Is the power to perpetrate a fraud,
to be recognized as a vested right?
If the law be defective, shall it not
be amended and made to conform
to the wants of society?
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-04-13
For Rent.


You can buy Diamond Coal and Hay, at
REDUCED PRICES, of
j. s. WOODSON & co.
Office Tobacco Leaf Building.
March %, lSTS-tf.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-04-13
Tortures lint need NOT be ENDURED

People suffer great deal of pain unneces-
sarily. Among fortunes that need not be
endured are those inflicted by the rheuma-
tism and govt, since the acrid element in
the blood which produces them by contact
with the sensitive covering of the muscles
and joints may be eliminated by the use of
that machless depurent, Hostetter's Stom-
aeh Bitters, before the infiammatory symp-
toms are developed to any great extent.
When IL Is considered what exerueiating
tortures rheumatism infiicts, and what a
tendency It has, when fully developed, 10
attack the heart, the ACCESSIBILITY Of an early
use of such reliable antidote becomes at
once apparent. fhe rheumatic virus Is
expelled from the blood by the increased
action of the kidneys-whfch act as strain
eTs-produced by the Bitters, and the sufferer
VIII lind, If he uses this supreme defensive
agent, that he will be protected against q re-
turn of the agonizing complaint. Dyspep-
STA, fever and ague, liver and bowel COM
plants and other maladies, are also cured
by this admirable remedy.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-04-13

tice Waite of the United States Su-
preme Court in commenting upon
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-04-13
Original Attachment.
state OF Tear essee Montgomery Co,
John Bramlet vs.. John higgins.


In this cause il appearing by affidavit that
the Defendant, John Higgins, Is justly In
debted TO PLAINTIFF and his whereabouts Is
at present unknown, 30 that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served ON him, and
an original attachment having been levied
upon his property II is therefore ordered
that publication be made. In the Ciarl<sville
Chronicle, newspaper published In the
city of GAINESVILLE, for four successive weeks
commanding the said John higgins 10 APP
pear before me, at my Office in District No.
10, of Montgomery county, Tenn, or some
other Justice of the Peace, on Saturday, the
10Th day of April, 1878, and make defense 10
said suit against him, or IL viii be proceeded
with ex parte. T. T. HARPER, j. II.
March %, lS7S-4w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-23
Naval Natter.
Political.

large number of officers have been ordered
to summer quarters at Newport to study the tor
pedo service,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-23
North vassalboro' Locals.

Tuesday afternoon. the sufferngs of Rev. J. S
Dore was relieved by death. All winter anc
spring through his lingering illness and severe
suffering which continued up to the last, b,
was not known to murmur or complain, but wa.
resigned TO bis Masters will, thus exhibiting thai
the gospel which he so faithfully proclaimed te
others, was able to sustain himself through the
mos, severe pain and suffering. His funeral vii
take place a. the Baptist church next Friday.
Rev Mr. Applebee, the newly appointed preach
er 10 the Methodist church was taken suddenly
sick last Friday, at the house of Mr.. Eben Gould
and was for day or two in a very critical cond
ton. He is better now, and we trust will be round
again 10 few days. Revs. Day and Besse sup
piled bis pulpit last Sabbath.
A new machine for pressing wooden goods was
set up by the builders last week in the Vasal-
boro' wooden mills. 1t i. claimed by the builder.
that it will save half the expense Of the former
way OF pressing, besides the saving of large
amount of hard labor. So far it gives very goot
satisfaction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-23
FOR EI(sN.
England.

LONDON May %. The China famine relief
committed received q telegram from Shanghai an
nouucing . rain fall in several provinces, and the
general prospect for the harvest encoura raging.
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, May %. The Emperor to-
morrow receives the Shah Of Persia.
Thanks.
A telegram has been received from the caro-
witch, thanking Moscow association of mer-
chants for q contribution of 400 900 roubles to-
wards the formation of q volunteers feet.
Germany.
COPENHAGEN, May %. The German govern
ment has not preached here the subject of closing
the Baltic against the English.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-23
YER MONT.
State Convention.

W i'll be the largest ever held in the State. OF the
693 delegates, most of them are already here, also
large numbers of prominent men from all parts OF
the State, and the hotels are literally running
over. The general opinion is that Lieut.. Gov.
Proctor W Ill receive the nomination for governor
on the first ballot though the names of n. ID.
Sprsgue and George A. Merrill will he presented
in the convention by their friends. For lie,enanl
governor the most prominen candidate seems to
be William w. Lynde of Marlboro. For state
treasurer the present incumbent for many years
J. A. Page of Montpelier, will be nomiUated.
The Rutland deleg ion will not be contested. 1t
is impossible to forecast the nature of the resolu.
tions as the committee will not be named till to-
morrow. Up to midnight 80 delegates presented
their rsdent,ss, aud the CO nmtee is still in SEES
sion. The chain man is not decided on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-23

ccc wy
The Society resssembled yesterday moi ming al
9 o'clock. Many Of the members had been called
home by their professional duties, but those who
remained continued their deliberations.
DIR. f. Clark of Portland, sent paper describ-
ing difficult case of epilepsy with premature de
velepment, in boy of eight years, and which
be had no, been able to help yet, except tenn
potarily. He had formerly been treated with bro
mides. discussion Of the case followed.
Another paper by DR.. CLARK reported proving
of the cactu. grandfors mi sht- blooming cereus)
| upon himself From smelling strongly at bot
| tie of recently prepared tincture he was attacked
with persistent nsusia. pain in the head and much
disturbance of the heart and many other symp'
toms which made made him seriously i'll for sew.
| eral days
Discussion of the drug followed DR.. Knowles
had seen five curative effects from it in heart af-
fections after rheumatism, when there was sense
of contraction of the organ.
Voted to instruct the publication committee to
send the papers and proceedings to the Investiga
| tor and Hahnemannan Monthly, part to each
DR.. Kimba reported upon the facilities for the
study of the eye and ear in the New York HON
eopathc Ophthamc Hospital.
DR.. Gsupe reported a case of epilepsy of %
years standing, cured in three months. Also an
| other case in boy caused by fright and accom-
panied with great obstipacy.
Further discussion upon epilepsy and a variety
of subjects followed.
DIR. Knowles desired to correct the report con
corning the Of child delivered by forceps
The point was not that the child lived, but tina,
the mother was saved from threatening symptoms
of puerperal fever, as was also the other case by
remedies.
Voted thanks to the city for the use of the AL
dermens room, and to Rev. Mr.. Penney. AID.
Jour ned at IL A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-23
The Eastern Question.
REPORTED PROSPECT OF PEACE.
Full NEGOTIATIONS.
sCHOUvALOFF ARRIVES IN LON.
DON.
THE EXTENT OF THE CARS CON.
LESSONS.
Russian Vessels Supposed on their way
to America.


ST. PETERSBURG, MAY %. Schouysloff arrived
in London this evening
The Agence de Russo and Journal de ST. Pc
tersburg warn the public against news frsm Con-
stantinope, where, they say, endeavors are being
made to prevent an understanding between Eng
land and Russia.
LONDON. NAV %. The Pail Mall CAN'T. ds.-
patch from Berlin saws of scbouy.loff in convsr.
sation with other d;nion a,s -; haa ~ ...,e.
ais he wa, carving to England AZ pacis c'p IL
seemed confdent ,6ev ,,on1d no, - .t;.n,aI u.
den Baden is aysin pronosed a. ,hs Mac. o.
Congress II i, tbougbt The nrono.si Vii, h. ..n'
eraliv sccented ~ ~ So"
The Globe saws two nn.rmed Russ;.n x....,.
from Crops,adt psssed tbrongb the Sonnd ci.n'
destinelv. Monday nigbt' The .nnno.sd Ssst;rs.
ton il Amerc.. Russian agent. in Sweden a..
inspect,no SHINING 18th . S;., ~ nnrcSs.. g..
cruisers. '''
~, v a.. n,
NV . toRA, May ~ 81. feerso1rg special
1870 ne 20. INSISTS ' On .ne possession OF hAis ana
!. ,h. nu. w,eg 70 ienouhce baIoom. Inn
'he Utmost i%v MO. Oh concession ne |. prepared 70
naHe ~ ASIA. th regard 70 the limits OF bui-
.a.'a ue y perfectly ss'isneo 10 leave tne decls-
o1 c " .u1 Gong'ess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-23
Nominations by the Governor.

nominations by the dsOvernOr.
The following nominations have been made by
Governor Conner in addition to those published
Yesterday, to be acted upon by the Council at a
session commencing the 9th inst:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-23
BASE BALL.

At Worcester, Massachusetts,, Pittsfelds II.
Worcesters 2
At Horne llsville New York, Hornells IA, ALLIE
ghaneys2.
At Providence, Rhode Island Bostons II, Prov
licences 10.
At Harvard College, Harvard Freshmen 10,
Brown Freshmen |.
At Binehamton, New York, Stars 6, Crickets l..
At Buffalo, New York. Rockesters 5, Buaalos 3.
At Lynn, Massachusetts,, Live Oaks IL, West
boros 6.