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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
Resolutions on The death of Hon.
S, S, PIKE, tae N.

At meeting Of the Lamoille County
Bar, held in the Court Room, on the
3lst day of May, 1S7S,-Hon. Geo.
wilkins, Chairman, and G. @. Burke,
Esq, Secretary, motion was adopted
that a committee of three be appointed
by the chair to prepare suitable reso-
buttons on the death of Hons. S. Pike,
late of johnson, and the Chair appoint
cd as such committee, M. o. Heath,
p. X. Gleed and II. +. Parker, Esqrs.,
who, at a subsequent meeting present
cd the following preamble and resolu-
tons, which were unanimousl y adopted
by the Bar, and afterwards presented
to the Court, and by the Court ordered
to be spread upon the. records, and
copies furnished as therein recommend
ed, viz. .ooE 9t Eas HHaE rgo q
Whereas, on the Both day of March A..
ID. 1873, it pleased the Divine Ruler to re-
move from this to the Spirit World, Hon.
Stoughton S. Pike of Johnson, who had
been an honorable and worthy member of
this Bar since the organization of Lamoille
County: And. whereas, we. his associates
deem it fitting aud proper to place upon
the permanent records of this Court, an
expression of our regret for our loss. and
our sympathy for the family and friends
of the'tleeeascd,
Therefore, ReSolccd, That in the death
of the Hon. StOughtom 5. Pike we have
lost n most respected and esteemed broth
er. one who had deservcdly won the love
and esteem of his associates, and whose
integrity and uprightness Of character Ms
Il member of this Bar, are well worthy
our imitation:
Resoired, That our gricfis partially abat.
ed by the full assurance that because his
"Redcemcr lives he lives alsO,n and we
are reminded that we, Toe, are fast has
tening to that undiscovered country to
which our brother has but little proceed
ed us. and that therefore. we Will revere
his memory and strive to initiate his many
virtues:
Resolred. That in this event the County
of Lamoille has sustained an ir1eparable
loss, and will ever cherish with the great
est respect and gratitude the name and
memory of the deceased as one whose
public and official faithtnness and integri-
ty were ever above suspicion:
Resoiced, That we deeply sympathizc
with his bcreavcd widow and other rela-
tivcs in this their great loss
ReSOiced, That these resolutions be pub.
lished in the two county papers, and
spread upon the records of this Court, and
that a copy thereof be forwarded to the
widow of the deceased.
N. o. HEATH, J
p. X. GLr&p, Committee.
II. +. PARKER.
Hyde Park. May 3lst, 1873.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
swATERvlLL6.
Moody Shattuck has returned, I
ALBERT Wiley has gone to Boston.


Moody Shpttuck has returned. y
ALBERT Wiley has gone to Boston.
5, II. Sinons wash town recently
with q miscellaneous lot Of dry goods
which be exposed for sale in IS. r..
Millers hall, pe nat rts As'a nnbrebgh
The family of Cyrus Wells have de-
parted for Eureka, Kansas, where Mr..
Wells and his son lave been making
"a home for their reception, 49,
Butter has taken n wide range of
late, selling from 1OSto II cents per
pound THIS shows that good arti-
Iclelaiways meets with . ready sale
while poor butter is not insdemand at
any price. tits for,the dairy interest
throughout the State TO make the best
butter possible. y tos9 I9s .Ae Ct ca
y nj {, Mcfarland arrived home from
Illinois the goth ult.B lie says yegeta-
ton is quite forward in that section,
and that the recent frostsU didT more
serious injury there than here i3s 'F
Mrs. Marcy and Henry Maun have
MUCH Improved their places by erect
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05

and Sewell Newton. Petition to va
cate Judgment Prayer Of petitioner
granted without cost, and the case
brought forward and entered on the
tdoclSet. Brisliam 4 Waterman for pc
titioner, G'leed icf Def. gl9oop PIG
EA. Joslsn II Edgar w. Whitcomb.
Hearing on demurrer. Demurrer to
amend'd countsustained andsuchcount
adjudged insufficient. Judgment for
Plf. Exceptions by Plf. Burke for
Deft. @FRAs Y o49e aaa giaaA
A. A. & [. 70. Burke ' Geo. III.
Saxby. Def. defanlted.A as O. J
Horace n. Melendy vD. CgLinsley,
aplt. Jndgmcnt for Def. for his costs.
Heath for Plff., b. & w. for Deft5a p
y Edgar w. Whtcomb, Prociein 4Ami,
aplt., " f. Al. Joslyn. Judgment for
EFF, Damages Slywith interestql ENf
ceptions by Def. Burke for ,Plfa,
Niles 4 Thorp forDeft.p1 EEo MN
Edward Clark aplt.,L Veg Chester
Clark's estate.r Judgment flor Deft.
Result be to certified to to the Probate
Court. Hendee 4 Fisk for Pltf. Burke
for Deft.. lpt o0srgloL % pLAqe8 ara
Laban r.. FairbauksDv Albert S.
Fairbanks, aplt. Judgment for Plff.
B. & w. for Pltf., Burke for Deft.
Foster &IlW alkerviS. bR. Ruther-
ford, aplt. Judgment for PHI. Burke
for Pin. ,Gleedfo for Deitbpyua' vpg sOen
p Horace Goodwin " Patrick llassett,
aplt. and IRIS. judgment for llR.
Pro Sc, B. &rW. for Deft, f1a msrr %.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05

war; and ne prospective soldier, NO,
unensand children also, wed with each
other III paying this simple tribute to
the braScl} flillen At o O'Clock in
the morning the line Of procedure from
the Town lIaIleeto the cemctery
on the West Branch, s0was taken hy
the Post of the @. Az r., neatlys at-i
tired in tliclr limited regala, and ac-
companied ~ the Stowe cornet band
assisted blythe Waterbury band, also
accompanied by our Jupeaile brigade
and large cQncouse of citizens, both
on foot and in carriages. Arriving at
the West Branch Church, brief scivic-
es were held, conducted BY Mr.. Hale.
following which was the decoration of
tirefew graves in that yard. oyUpon
their return to the Town Hall All am
pie rcpast, furnished by the citizens Of
the village and vicinity, was in wait
ing to which all seemed to do justice.
AT 1 O'clock y. NJ. exercises at the
now church opened with prayer BY the
Rev. Mr.. Hale, followed BY music both
vocal and instrumental. Mrs. George
Wilkins then very eloquently address
ed the large assembly, touching at
length upon a variety Of subjects. in
teresting to the different tastes of her
hearers, drawing ip' Beautiful contrast
the shades Of peaee and war, Of art,
science, and literature, all eylnclng
much culture apd preparation, showing
that she fully comprehcnded the deep
truths, embt,died in the v;red topics
upon which she dwelt. A poem by
G. A Lal4son, writtenfor the occasion,
ELECTED much praise. Brief but gifted
remarks were made by the Rev. Mr..
Walbhdge, also by Col. Z. c. Bailey
of Boston. Uncle Joe Fuller sang a
sorg Of olden time, touchingly render
cd The two bands united, and the
choir intersperscd the exer Uses with
their best music. The old and new
yards were then visited and the usual
Pdecoration ceremonies took place, ac-
companled by prayer and music. A
threatening rain slightly mawed the
closing scenes of the day, but in way
not to prevent it being a dot Of time
long to be remembered. While it is
not possible to individually thank all
who so generously aided and assisted
in these services, it is competent that
we should ever kindly remember the
Stowe and Waterbury bands, the
choir, the different societies and the
citizens at large for their assistance,
the excellent repast and the floral har-
vest which was so literally provided.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
STOWE.


Cyrus F. Kenyon, better known as
"old Kenyon" was rendered d bit Of
executive ulemency last week in the
shape of a pardon, which he was not
in the least unwilling to receive. lie
took immediate advantage of ho favor
and arrived home last Friday.
4 Field Of grass cut tySft%I 4. Bruce
of Waterbury, on THURSDAY hist, May
3Oth, averaged two tons YER acre
The most remarkable yield, las believed,
ever known at this time of ycJr.
The appearance Of Dan C4dy upon
our streets. after IN absencf OF I'VE
months for surgical treatmcSt Y, gives
us an item, and, while his q Treatment
in Boston has much impe'en his
lameness, total recovery q hSSDo 6s2rdly
be expected. r IA
ipoi
Inv HcN huSSN vi eNHlph 'usl ~
shop of Felix Wells, is truhe -, es4 Oh
'est' in style of any thing 6 builIS S,as III
town, and will receive thest preivA mi
um at whatever exhibition may hI oPer-
chance be taken. Have V seen it, =
The arrival of the largcinvoice ,.eNof
-four that ever took place town, PoPc-
Cured last week, and was consiaolon-
ment of $50 barrels of 'linnehaho V saS
brand to Hale, Miles & To-, whiInYei
they hold at such prices q to tam dta-
lie the needs of every on, ,u,
The opening of the moutain seas, fon
may be fully noted, for ernsivc ro'oad
repairs are already being e2cutcd neolar
the summit under the immediate chara &c
of Mr.. James Chesley, Ppprietor OF
the NJ. NJ. House, besidesthe numer-y
Gus excursion parties that are daily /,
seeking pleasure and healtlin its brac-
ing atmosphere, and beyond this, yet
more important, is the fact that "Lew-
IS has 70. some days awaited the cpl
ca'ion desires of the sojepESsr.
We brought to the 'front.' the other
day our best beaver" and had it
Furnished to our entire satisfaction by |
q transcicnt halter, who strangely sug-
gested that we then needed only to be-
come country editor or minister to
peculiarly fit us for congress. We felt
greatly boosted, bowed our acknowl- |
Judgements and departed.
The repairs in progress on the Con-
gregationalist church arean important
feature Of that building, and have long
been needed. Its re-shingling and the
re-supporting its interior, will timely
preserve its roof and stay further set
.tling ofits floor.
The decoration services OF the ID. !
II. Smith Post, No. ~. Of the G. A.
r., aided hy the other local orgnuiza-
tons of Stowe, passed or with more
than usual interest. As the morning
advanced people began - assemble
about ohr streets, which betollened
hat a great Interest hnd been awaken
esl in the commemorative services Of
nc hour. The old and young, vetor-
SIS % 1912, the brave uea or Zee late
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
MoRRisVILLE.

4.E n ----s Ea. rE
4 Geo. Hardy has moved his wife to
North Troy.
Luther Bugbee has opened a shop in
the rooms vacated by LaPage. e rfrg
New steps have been made to the
Uniyersalist Church. s,- ~s, ,.,.
II Three carloads of potatoes were
shipped from this station Monday.
Rev, A. A. Hoyt preached in the
Congo Church Sabbath evening.
Rev. W. II. Walbridge, of Stowe,
will exchange with Rev. |. p. Booth,
next Sabbath, y ~ u
+, The musical talent now finds fit ;,@ti
pleasant practice in the entertainments
that are held fortnightly for that pm
pose,
ORD Il. Thompson, who brought
home from New York his diplomaIhis
spring, contemplates locating in Wa
terbury this week. y sa
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
PLEASANT VALLEY.

70, Miss Phebe Powell is teaching q
class in instrumental music.
Mrs. Lydia Peck of Mich. is hero
visiting her old home and friends.
John Duffy is repairing and build
ing an addition to his barn.
Mrs. Ilanly has raised n new barn.
and Jackson Ferry a new house.
Our tri-weekly mail is of small ac-
count, it don't bring the News until
Saturday night.
j.. ID. Stafford has lamb which
weighed when only one-day-old, ~ 1-2
pounds. ..... .-. .r. -.
d. r, Baker has stalks ofgrass over
three feet high.
Potatoe bugs are very thick.
II. II. Story is preparing a pond for
raising trout.
Over 80 persons attended the Ladies'
Aid meeting at lie. Dickinson's last
Thursday.
Rev. ID. Z. Land is engaged to
preach here one-half of each Sabbath
the coming year.
A son of p. Barrett, Esq, died last
week Of injuries received nine months
ago while wrestling.
f. Austin lately sheared from Il
yearling buck II l-2 pounds wool.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
NORTH HYDE PARK.

There is prospect OF bell for the
Union Church. The sound thereof
would certainly be music in our ears.
Who will refuse to contribute for his
own pleasure and delight that lives
within the range Of said bell!
Rev. ID. II. Bieknell desires to ac-
knowledge gratefully the interest TAX
en- by the people Of this Christian
community in his comfort. Many
wealthy churches fail to rally around
and provide for the new pastor in 50
lively and substantial a manner.
Nature has done much COR -tdis vii!
lage. T be province Of AT would lie
in the dircction Of paint and whitdwash,
also tlic removal Of rubbish. Glori.
Gus possibilities dawn upon ~ When
said removal ia cTs,-ej.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
toHN2oN.

The decoration day exercises never
passed gilmore pleasingly and success
fully here than this year. The old
veterans took the matter in hand and
under the lead of Messrs. Goodwin,
Carpenter and Bradley, they arranged
and carried out a service that was not
tiresome, but interesting and appro-
pirate. The only thing to be regret
ted was the failure on the part of the
speaker, Mr.. Cristy, to be present.
We have Tot learned the cause of the
failure. A few appropriate but ex-
temporaneous remarks were made by
Judge Heath, Revs. Basford and Rat
tray and II. 4. Waterman. There
was large supply of flowers and the
attendance was greater than at any
former decoration. We arc glad that
the day is becoming of so much inter.
est. We, as a nation, have not holt
days enough, and one of this charac-
ter. which is in such contrast to the
noise and buster of the Fourth of
July, will be of much value to the
country.
The annual meeting of The johnson
Library Association will be held at the
Town Clerks Office, Saturday evening
at Z 80. 4 s-- JOEL ALLEN, See'y. %
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
Joseph 9. oaIIup's Es.a.o.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court,
LAAIOILLE DISTRICT, S". held at johnson in
said District, on the 27th day Of May,A, j. 1878,
Amasa Thompson and Stephen Cornell, ENecu-
tlrs Of the c-t,te Of JoscphB. Gallup lateof Cam
bridge, in said District deceased, present their
administration account for examination and n.
lowance, and make application tor Il decree of dis
trbution and partition Of the estate of said de
ceased. WhercupOn, il is ordered by said Court,
to session Of said Court tn brhcd at the Probate
Office in aid johnson on The l1ti day OfJunr 4.
ID. 1873, for bearing and decision thereon: And il
is further ordered, that notice hcrcoibc given to
all persons Interested, Republication Of the same
three weeks -urrcssiv vm the LANulrIE NEWS,
q newspaper published at " ydr Park previous Ia
said time appaint2d for hearing lhat they may an,
pear at said timcand place. and show cause, II
any they may have, why said acrount should not
be allowed, and such decree made. BY The Court.
Attest, w, H. GRlSWOLD, Judge.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
NORTH CAMBRIDGE.


new boat has been launched on
the Pond near the Post-o0ice which is
well patronized.z hBii VI fgs ugsp ionI
The farmers in this vicinity have
nearly allcpmpleted tbeifsprine's work
Now for aoiew days Of sport, IN the
small streams, o among the, 1iills and
mountains, for astring Of specified
fry .ApIo p.I F'liyl ~. 'o1so ~
Work has been resumed on the de-
pot, and for the lastfour days, marked
improvement has been made in the
interior. 3a n3
N paL tp4 aBg an ~
The Post-ofllee that was established
at East Fletcher some weeks since is
now running ~ tpls egA Fyl
~ sa,, tlfbrTyfw (.teRsA yaWt. sAggc7
The commission. business that has
been started by Judge Mudgett, Chase
and others is proving to be q success.
On the 28th ult., there was Il tubs Of
butter shipped. d Hitherto one and two
Ieehtsper pound have been in their
favor, which makes the two buyers at
this place look sorry, but we are inhopes
they will notbe discouraged for things
may take turn in. their favor. TIE
Judge is expected. to, be at the station
Tuesdays to assist his. friends, and
neighbors in forwarding theirpfalnce.
His commission will be the same ms
all of his like undertakings scott free.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
EAST FLETCHER.

The station is nearly ready for use,
and the freight portion is now complete,
and will be used for butter purposes
Tuesday. The farmers have openeda
market in Boston and Salem for their
butter, and the number Of tubs being
sent is increasing. The weather Of late
has been very favorable for making a
choice article, and the amount consid-
erable, ia this excellent dairy section.
Those desiring to send butter will find
Recommendations every Tuesday until
a.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
Doctors oeye Him Up.

lis it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is M
and at work, and cured by 50 simple a
rrnely -
"Iassurc YOU lis true tliat he Is en-
tircly cured. and with nothing but Hop
Bitters. and only ten days ago his doctors
cave him Hp and said be must die"
~We.l-a-hy! Ifthat Is So. ! will 90
this minute and gtt- some for nv poor
q sorg.. Z know hops 1-r good.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
OILLE COUNTY COURT,

/ april Term, 1873.
H. H. Powers, Presiding.
l Etc., Assistant Judges.
y MINIS, Reporter.
s@ adjournment of two DAYS,
Nl met again on Thursday, and
aunOerof c0urt-cascs were dis
aoIe Valley r. r. Co. V L. NJ.
you Judgment for plaintiff.
u * Waterman for Plff'. Heath
a.'a Putnam, Aplt. V John
. estate. Appeal from Pro-
%a''' Settled by agreement,re-
&c certified back to Probate
hea h for Plf., G. A. Ballard
I 'Da''s-adnltery: Bonds call
''ielled and chancered TO $3.50.
/ aa.,'oFIiey for prosecution, Brig
i Waterman, Sawyer, and Heath
/ ue Oo' Nat. Bank V W. !. At
/ plsnent for PHI. wilkins for
Ouslam for Delt.
la'seltv TOwn of Morristown.
IL pectlon. Judgment as per
commissioners, and ordered
'Oal be established as survey
" commissioners, and that the
u Jay open his land for work.
!. .U = gu or before Dec. Is. 1879,
ue same be worked and open
s ave- Before the 18th of June.
ue petitioner be awarded no
and the defendant town re-
= 1Os ., Exceptions by Plf.
Waterman for PIT, Gleed
'0ynton and wife V l.. A.
Judgment for l'lT. one
lGes and cost. Gleed for
'sAer for Def(.
,Ii t.llulding Y Asa Davis. Judg-
Z. ". exceptions taken by Den
= Ill., brigham < Waterman
=. 'aWyer Y G. J. Ellsworth.
Sawyer for Pln., Niles q
hAyfo-d y Dexter Whiting
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
HARDWICk.

The Guy family performed here last
Tucsd'y and Wednesday evenings ;they
had a good house the first night, but
the last evening only a few were pres
ent. The entertainment was pro
nounccd by those who attended TO be
Eery good. ...l. .r. U..
NIB. +. Thomas, who about two years
agA cut one of his knee-pans badly,
metz with another mishap one day last
week. ft-whlle visiting his sheep yard,
a cross 2ucll made for him, knocking
him dowrA. and at first he thought his
lame leg WIS broken, but it was not.
lie is now ping well,
4. R. HuhASe ms -roiiirr;c 'a'';tafffd NOV
ed his goods into Way & Titus new
store, using both front rooms that
we're occupied as drug store and
millinery shop. Both rooms are con-
nected 10y taking down part OF the
partition between them, making it one
of the pleasantcst stores in town.
NJ. +. Tucker and =. S. benjamin
are busy loading and sending of lum-
Der. Tucker has sent since MAY LIST
eight carloads
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
4 0. Time able.

ys MOVING East.
fniGMe,ohridge June. 9.l5, Johnson
se' vs'i n Morrisyille 80, Wolcott
ft n Ass, arrives At 81. bloomsbury
IVY, Il Portland at $40 7. n.
ala ~ cambridge jet. Ga, johnson
~ NJ Nlurrisyille al, Wolcott
n a andarriycs at 81, Johnsbury
/ 4 c.nbridge june. 400, A NJ,
+ w = Il, PARK 5,4s, Morrsyille 600,
M arrives at st. Johnsbury At
.,ss Cambridge june, 1906,
-is:n,pr PARK 1l.2i, Morrisville
9siop. NJ, IIardwick l2.J0.
Y Cambridge june. 5.J2, john
lsar p ANA 4.S2, Mori'isVilie 4.fs, Wol-
l'IVe o,es cambridge June. 3,i5, =. NJ,
-lg gvde PARK 800, Worthwhile 5l2,
mi arrives ut 81 bloomsbury at
MAINS MOVING WEST.
.,,ct s,er. NJ, wolcott 1858, Morris,
Gp"r PARK I24, johnson 4.3G, Cam.
Ietk, .l IN "a uo,oo..,, 10
-nlo Ilyde Park lls4s, A. M, and
y, lC cambridge jet. I2.pA II NJ,
sm Uanlwick 40 h NJ, .WDnott
saip sO9, Hyde Park S.lA johnson
,.as ,gt Cambridge Jane. nj 800.
iisy,lwick 1881 N Ms, Wolcott i.2S,
KS lIYDE PARK, 2>sc, y ehason 2.55,
I. ' nm Monday. and Tuesdays,
I"plays only
Iesisgs only, &.,,.,,,,,-..
linz
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
CARROLL S. PAGE.

HOLLOWAY Pills tND OINTMENT.-We stand
aghast at the thousands hOurly hurried to a prema
turc grave, victims Of having neglected the fret
symptoms Of disease, Whctlcr tine complaint
originates in The bod or he iutrotuc. accidental
y Through tl" .hin-Atal result, NAV be Mar,ietl
on BY n timely recourse 10 one or both of thosr
medicines. 25ccnts per box or pot
None are genuine unless the signature OFF. Hay-
dock, ~ agent for the tniiCtl States, surrounds
each box OF Pills, ard Ointment. 7yl
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
LOCALS.
Gage LINE

v, via. North Hyde Park,
psE II,sopwell, Westleld, Troy, to
alF nj RIM ass follows; tLe'lves
w W" an Mondays, Wednesdays
ilsl II Lowell nt2 O'clock y. NJ,
lrllliTso weIl ON Tuesdays, Thurs
Ia' &C. "a arriving ut Hyie Park az
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05

iicth, hlilS NOTlll,. Ulcers,
Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility Leucorllcea, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
vi This Sarsaparilais combination of
vegetable Alternatives = Stilingia Man
drake, yellow Dock - with the Iodides
OF Potassium and Iron, and is the most
etiicacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully com
bined, that the full Alternative effect Of
each is assured, and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still so etfectual as to purge out from tie
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The. reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the co,ln-
try repose in it. prove their experience
of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and, are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority of this Sar-
saparilla over every other Alternative
m@Iicihe. 80 generally is its superb
ority 10 ally other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure. the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED ny
Dr. J. c, AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and ARdIyticaL Chemists,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05

ANY person m9kip- ig.r lrllUl kENuAil~
rIlNIlt lbr CHta-As. tohlz. liTu1rhiii-, or Group
and Giiiins of bgrdr, Gee pruureirr ui.l r'rrr.u-
IN refund, ON satisfactory atieary lhe cUs OF si-
medicine.
ttis tltg mo.t 1alulbls u-HICly now bon VISA Or
coughs. rufs, Fr1up Holr-.nT-s, ir'n.iit'r
Asthma, fnauuula, faiurrhi NHHnrsnr 'gu-r,
Iuuz Fewer. Cuu-mupiiuH AMI 7ll ourr Lung
Affections. " has no cqVd ~ or gNi'frierarl W.
r.fr 40 interested O. Few ~. - Bls'prfi. SOW %
J. s. whitney, aul alldenltra. .
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05

TEOUsE AND CARRIAGE PAINTING, PA
IA PER HANGING AND GRAINING Done
at the Lowest Cash Price by
A. <. SToCNWELL,
Stowe, VI
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
At TENT

q. l.. WOODS tho Morrisvile Tailor.
has his Spring and Simmer clothes
just in. All wanting clothes made In
Il thorough reliable manner will find it
for their interest to call on me. Good
fits warranted. Cutting and repairing
done at all times. Ladies' Cloaks eat
and made.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05

!. 1 |. Time Table,
GOING EAST,

GOING EAST.
ri Burlington at 600 a. M, and ar
Lmbridgc Junction ut l2.0i a. IN.
q Burlington at4 Al p. M, amlarrives
lge Junction at q :26 p. M, connecting
rss train for st. Johnsbury ami ali
Iinls aH - .a4 g. vi.