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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05

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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
The Secret Of Buslness Success.

It is claimed that Vanderbilt exhibited great
nerve and shrewd business sagacity in the pur-
chase of stocks and railroads controlled by him.
Yet, whenever he made an investment he re-
ceived in return an equivalent either as his
own, or as collateral eecurity. DIR. Il. V.
Pierce has invested many hundred thousand
dollars in advertising, depending entirely upon
the superior merits OF his goods for security.
The unparalleled popularity OF his family med
icines, and the annual increase in their sale,
attests in arguments stronger than words OF
their purity and efficiency. II the blood be
impoverished, the liver sluggieh or there be
tumors blotches and pimples, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery will effect speedy
and perfect cure. 1.-THE bowels be constipated
use Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
Debilitated females suffering with those pecu-
liar dragging-down sensations and weaknesses,
will find DR.. Perce's Favorite Prescription
safe and certain remedy. Prompt relief and
permanent cure have SO universally followed
its use, that the doctor now sells it under q
positive guarantee.
OAKLAND, Douglass Co., Oregon,
Jan. %, 1877.
DIR. PIERCE Buffalo. N. Y:
Dear Sir-Your Golden Medical Discovery
has cured my daughter Of goitre, after many
physicians had failed Inclosed please find
S1.50 for copy OF The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser. With us it takes the
place Of the family physician. -
Yours truly, AARON ALLEN.
MT. VERNON, Ohio July 10, 1876.
DR.. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y.
Dear Sir-Four bottles Of your Favorite
Prescription has entirely cured my wife. We
employed three different physicians and many
remedies but found no relief. With thank
full heart, | am, Ever your friend,
AUGUST WAhRING.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05

Mason q Hamlin who took the first medal for
their cabinet organs at the Exposition in 1867,
and have won the highest honors at every
with fine lot Of ,rgans. Several other Ameri.
can makers exhibit, but few II any Of them will
venture to compete. --.'Assd Press" Paris die.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
- AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
! HISTORY OF THE WORLD

Embrace q full and authentic accounts OF every
nation of ancient and modern times, and including
history OF the rise and fall of the Greek and Roman
Empires the growth the nations OF modern Europe,
the Middle Ages the crusades the feudal system the
reformation the discovery and settlement OF the New
World, ETC., etc.
1880 large double.column pages. and is the most
com pete History of the World published 1t selt
at sight Send for specimen pages and extra terms &c
Agents. and see why IL sells faster than any other book
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING 90, Philadelphia,
Pa, Ohcagn Ill st. Louis, Mo. or Dayton. ..
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Il adopts the theory that the pres IA TIE o,ss
teacher, and that the giant minds Of the age n, !,
somewhat, and will in the near future largely y i1
IN the control OF the ess, and that It is despsj
attain q grander and more practical power Ior ~
than Il has ever reached and that to famliars \
readers with the pith and eXcsllsncs Of m.
rent editorial production Is duty TO its pson, NJ
80 il gives each week extracts from the leading isr-
independent, political and labor press Of this c1iT
as we'll as giving the views Of the Old-w1rld vtp
current events and questions Of our time.
II teaches the press as the greatest ed1catrl
power Of our generation, and aims 10 elevate d
practicAliEe il and TO bring it down in price b !
feeble ability OF our financially exhausted D-ops
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
s95 or s2,SOo

r,.,.,ousi, used In Chieago grain operanosns
~ uskes money. The old oommlsslo,n
bouse CIV. T sOule&C Co. ,l2s $50 la SALE "a
r,isssa mn. Issues pamphlet and reports aus
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
"a eleVAtes througn hRht litefktur
GENERAL NEWS.

Il adopts the theory that as local papers Mn. A.
local news so should general paper give tbs 49,.
news and Il gives more news items 10 oonden,,s ~
than any other ten papers published.
II tsaones comprehensive news gathering and h,
most terse, dense, accurate method Of Ertins y
snaakin0
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
FINANCE AND LABOR.

II adopts the theory that nation we are Ailnl
and should be governed q family, that we shJl
have standard and measure OF value fixed BY GOVsS
ment-a national paper currency, made and ISSUED
the decentralization shall be made to do al u
Offices of gold and silver among our people, andn
as good as gold and silver, but to have no relta
to or be In any way dependent upon gold or glIs
that there should be enough Of this currency in y,
hands Of the people to enable every to ply for G
he buys and when he receives It, whether he buJh1a
or labors products that the true way for Goyer1nE
to issue the increase to the people is TO employ Ivy
600 Aborers to build up the wealth of the countHn
peace, as II employed l,000DOO of our pest men ~
stroy accumulated wealth in WAr-by carrying onhW
system Of internal improvement Of the water TlN
the country, to the end Of cheapening and qqoEenh
transportation, and thus relieving and making pr
duction more protitabe-that ths public lands shoqd
be at once thrown open 10 free occupancy and use
actual setters--to the end Of immense and cheap Fe
duotiOn, and foreign shipment OF products, am y
turn the balance of trade from he world TO Amsret
and enable us to pay our mammoth debt as II Vsti
bARatelle-thaL the Government should DO edo dgfA
tAry Of the surplus of the peoples earnings and ~
inRs at say or 65 per cent interest IN currency "
this surplus should be applied to buSng up oui hsa
priced gold bonds from day to day, in the market
ali are paid, and then as the fiscal agent OF Y
people, receive the mole hills OF deposits, and MAJ
the mountains OF loan TO cities and states ~ y
per cent and so I and control the rate oil INTEREST,"
the interest of enterprise. .,..
II teaches legislation in the interest OF iaDor'
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
THE TIDE.LEvEL OF THOUGH
~

Man is man through all gradAtions,
Little recks IL where he stands
How divided into nations,
Scattered over many lands"
and that 10 get at the average Judgment Of pGi
the tide-leyel of opinion on current questOns-a
true way is to give each week proper specimen ssl
from rs nearly practicable every section oil the
try, on whatever question IS uppermOst thus 0rHTJ
home with truth and accuracy to every reader Vii
the earnest workers think, say and feel.
1t teaches that the tideleyel of sentiment amonga
people Is the only safe guide TO the statesman "
political economist, and it thus frds and prove, A
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
CONSUMPTION Can Be Cured.

PULMONA Is a certain remedy for the CURE OF
CONSUMPTION and all diseases of the Lungs
and Throat. 1t invigorates the BRAIN tones up the
SYSTEM makes the weak strong and pleasant to take
Price One Dollar per bottle at Druggists or sent by thu
Proprietor receipt OF price. A pamphlet containing
valuable advice TO COnsumpttves, many certificates
of ACTUAL CURES, and full directions for using accom-
panes each bottle will be sent free 10 address
OSCAR @. MOSES, = Oortlandt Street, New York
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
POETRY AND FAMILY LITERATURE

Il adopts the theory that no mind is prop.,,, 1.
ancea that does not love flowers, poetry IA M "
children, therefore il dsvotss large space IA NV.
hterAturs-pure, elevAting, insplriting DOetry -
stimulates 70 higher and nobler thoughts Is9 80
an effort to be and 10 do better, and 10 obss,, M
apt, sound, fables and timentAl as taught n 6,,
m Miscellany.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
CHEW
The Celebrated
"MArOHLKss 7"
Wood Tag Plug
TnpA0n0.

The PIONEER ToBAcoo COMPANY,
New York, Boston. and Chicago
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
KXTORTION.

Il adopts the idea that toe best way to help Aon
ing man is to enable him TO make one dollar anivs
the work of two by striking out me mluuie m'H NJ
eItortionist as comp etely as possible, .....
IL adopts the idea of direct actoa IN Coopeise%
and brings the manufacturer and user OF an hu's
II brings the maker OF piano, sewing machns w.
into direct and immediate contact and AVOIDS y
men enabling family to get SOOO piano loi 80,
$3.50 organ for BOO, s4OOO Grover DAAe' '''-'
machine for 5000, ETC., etc.
It teaches cooperation.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
THE GRANGE.

II adopts the theory that as one of the psrpso,,.
suits Of the late unhappy war is the habit Of sI,a
rance and wAnton waste OF our people, that tbs Co.,
81 ali Institutions in America is the only ofssn,t
most practically effective Influence n I'd Of rs5
society ~ Il wa before ths n sh5ss y
nov. =
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05

Il adoptsths theory that frGisruity-.ympstb,- =.
position TO herd together and 10 help eaeb ~
counsel and custless co-opefatiou-is A nstr,,i
bsueheent tendency Of our nAture-advos,i.'
form OF fraternity shown by the masonic p6d.,..-i
Ii teaches Frss Mssonry-Whieh means Masss,, 4
symbolic moral science, not As hotbed q E.n5,..
a business machine or as political power NV
II teaches Masonry hs an elevAtinE, mndstrs,r,.
ing moral tcience-wlthout any regard 10 ans -
lance Of signs, grips, tokens, or oAths-Assos,,1 ~
IA ahuaaa and prostitution. fE'-i
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
ADVERTISING.


IL adopts the idea that certain eommnnly
interest exists between advertiser and readeIJ1II i
the tan upon the reader should be ightened ana aau
10 the advertiser--and thus by cheapening the pIJ
expnndng its circulation and rendering more SUN"
profitable the advertisers venture. ,.l,D,
II teaches cheap papers and profitable adVeru'""
ITS CIRCULATION AND INOREASh
Tia aotuaI circulation on May 18th was 4l, 0g-M
largest in Misunderstanding 1882 post o@ Sn,
ts increase for the past thirty days has been Z Ivy.
day-for the last ten days has been 1900 day ana
the last five days has been 10000 day, and q ~
Fourth day of July it will reach every post othce
United States-and be full 100000, the largest % VIZ
world.
THE FOURTH OF JULY NUMBER
The number bearing date July 4th, 1873, will y 7
b. ct paper ever presented 10 American peopH
money and brains can make II so. Ill Al,
The editorial labor on that number alone Will w
one thousand dollars. s-
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
The most comprehensive. practical, accurate, SOU
nomplete exhaustive and convincing argument =
made on the subject Of internal improvements aco'
panied By a mammoth map showing tho relations
tween cheap, safe short waterway transportation
nrofit to the producer, and the way in which Ameni
PRODUCTS can control the markets of the world, will
given in that number.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-06-05
The Advocate.
Published Every Wednss3p
AT
1870 Fulton Street, New Yv,
IN THE INTEREST on
Education,
Labor and
Productlu.
The Same Size as the WHHVh
FOR
nE HENTC A NHn
IS CENTS A YEAR.
The Cheapest Paper In the H.-,.
IT'S CHARACTER AND PURPOSE
RELIGION
FRATERNITY.

II adopts the theory that a. no nan Il r,T,,.
A. MOI some form Of religious faith % 10 On,
. full mission without iInpartiug pure : 49,
) its taachings II advocates the sihies AZ ~. II
4 Frisnda IL tagohes OuHksrsu - - I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-30
Apls.ati,fIed Ylrg inla Town.

About two years ago the Legislature
Of Virginia was considering bill alter
ing the tobacco inspection laws, which
in the opinion Of the tobacco men, woult
work serious damage to the interests Of
D4nvills, and 8 public meeting was held
TO msmorializs the Legislature, etc, OF
the subject. During the meeting the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
offered BY native yirsinian, and reeeiv,
ed catering vote:
GWHEREAsI 1T u generally believed that
Danyille properly belongs to North Car.
olfna, and that il was originally wrested
from that State by fraud and deception
and whereas, the State OF North Carolina
has done more IN advance theinterests Of
DanyilIe than Virginia has ever done;
and whereas, North Carolina's interests
are more closely identified with Danyille
than virginiat; and whereas, It Is quite
evident that we can no longer live under
yirginias unjust laws; therefore,
Received, lst That We, the people OF Dan'
vile, 10 meeting assembled, do hereby
revoke our allegiance 10 Virginia, and
place ourselves under the protecting wing
Of the Old North State.
RSsolsed, "a, That We will hereafter re.
gard none OF the omeers OF the State oil
Virgins, and obey none oil IL laws. but
viii due obedience pay 10 both the officer.
and the laws ofou own State, North Car.
olina, h., DO.
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wELLsBUeG LOCALS.
MEl1spuRa. March %

WE11sBuRG, March 90.
Editors IntellIssneer.
Jacob Kemple, Esq, arrived in our
town yesterday evening, per P. w. 4 Ky.
Al "early candls.lightiug" he appeared
before large and unusually attentive
audience, and for more than an hour
talked on the subject Of temperance.
Jake has an amusing faculty Of initiating
aud mimieing. One minute he would
have his audience ready to roar with
laughter az he would personate some Of
the scenes witnessed BY him, and the next
when he would portray the evils Of in
temperance with the disgrace and shame
att ending it, the audience seemed as quiet
and AZ grave as II ut funeral service.
To say that the entire lecture was good
would only be stating 1t in very mild
terms. 0ne thing sure, We have had
nothing like 1t here.
Tuesday evening the Temperance meet
ing was addressed by the young men with
occasionally some remarks from those
not so young.
The Ladies' Temperance Union meets
every evening an hour before the
public gathering, and devote the time to
prayer and the exchanging Of opinions
Ia behalf OF the cause Of temperance.
Samuel George Is talking Of putting up
warehouse along slde Of the 2. w. &
KY. Railroad.
Mr. E. W. Paxton and family have as.
rived asd will occupy the Kuhn residence
recently purchased.
Harvey & Co. put their paper mill in
operation this week.
Mr.. FaleY, sgent for Clark's patent FIRE
escape, was in town yesterday. BE sue.
ceeded in supplying the Hudson House
with the escapes.
E. E. Holmes, Esq., Is lying at his
home quite i'll.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Lafay.
cite Caldwell, brother of DE-. q. W. Cald-
well, will take up his residence in our
town.
Although We have ordinances prohibit
Ing standing or walking, riding or driy-
ing any animal on the railroad trsck, or
the jumping on or of cars while in mo.
ton, Sc, &C., still the average small boy
will persist In getting on and of trains
while 10 motion. II is feared that some
OF them will be subjects for painful frat
class Newspaper local some Of these days,
II they don't quit fooliug. G. G.
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MYTHS ARE BUT SYMBOLS OF
TRUTH.

As the scholar sees In the vain but beau.
tiful mythologies OF the ancients the embo-
died expressions OF the hungry human soul,
blindly cropping after the Infinite, so the
physician sees in that popular myth OF the
sixteenth century the fountain OF perpetual
health and youth-an expression OF the
longings Of suffering humanity for RENE.
dy that should forever prevent the incur.
sion OF disease Toe wilds Of Europe were
ransacked for this wonderful fountain, and
Ponce de Leon sought for Il In the cypress
swamps and tangled eyer.g AIDES Of our sun.
nv Florida. Men have searched for 1t eve.
rywhere and anywhere but where II really
is-in the human body itself. The blood Is
the real fountain OF perpetual health pnd
youth. When this sourceis corrupted, the
painful and sorrow.produeing effects are
visible in many shapes. The multifarious
forms in which II manitests itself would
form subjects upon which might write
volumes But as all the varied forms Of
disease which depend upon bad blood are
cured, or best treated, by such medicines as
take up from this fluid and excrete from
the system the noxious elements, it Is not
Of practical importance that ] should de-
scribe each. F0ripstance, medical authors
describe about fifty varieties OF skin dis
ease, but as they all require for their cure
very similar treatment, Il Is OF no practical
utility to know just what name 10 apply to
a certain form Of skin disease, so you know
how best to cure II. Then again, | might go
on and describe various kinds ofscrofulous
sores, fever sores, white SWellings, enlarged
glands and ulcers Of varying appearance;
might describe how virulent poison may
show Itself in various forms OF eruptions,
ulcers, sore throat, bony tumors, etc; but
as all these various appearing manifesto.
tons OF bad blood are cured by Uniform
means, deem such course unnecessary.
Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which Is the
great fountain OF life, and good digestion,
fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital strength,
and souudness OF constitution, will all re.
turn to Us. For this purpose Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Purgative
Pellets are pre.emintutly the articles need
ed. They are warranted to cure letter, salt
rheum, scald head, st Anthony's FIRE, rose
rash or erysipelAs, Ting.worms, pimples,
blotches, spots, eruptioas, pustules, bOils,
carbuncies, sore eyes, rough skin, scurf,
scrofuious sores and swellings, fever sores,
white swelllpgs, tumors, cd sores or swell.
inys, affections OF tbs skin, throat and
bones, and ulcers Of the liver, stomach, kid
neys and lunts. was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-30
The Waiter Girls.

Pittsburgh Evening Telegraph Of the2ssh.
The fual passage, ye..erday,.ot the bill
for the abolition of those sinks Of iniqui
ty, waiter girl saloons, and the sppendins
to that document last evening Of The
Governors signature, has taken away The
occupation of not less than three or -four
hundred females in this city. After this
week there will be no more "lady walters,
or, in themore appropriate slang which
the leading Law and Order speakers dc
not scruple to use-"beer ierkers." What
will they DO, and who will take their
places2
The Mayors Clerk said last night that
the intention Of that Office Is TO enforce
the law rs soon as II Ia received and in
the most rigid manner.
The saloon keepers say It will only
necessitate them getting mp something else
to attract the crowds. One Fifth avenue
house expects 10 get around the law BY
something modelled somewhat on the
alsdy colversationalist' plan, by which
the city ordinance was pronounced I'M
constitutional. Another prominent place
advertises for mail walters in this morn.
ing's paper. At this establishment,
however, variety Of performances has
been the attraction more than lady wait.
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New YoRK; March 2s.-The Riblit
says: The clearinghouse returns from
nineteen leading cfties for week ending
March %, as compared with that week
OF LAST year, show los Of 5 8 10 per
cent. The Losses are: New York Q 40,
Philadelphia II lilo, Chicago s Q 10. Gin.
cinnati 1910, Baltimore 3 510, 81. Lonia
10 $40, Louisville $40, Pittsburgh 10
8 10, Providence Is, Cleveland 1915 10,
Indianapolis 2 Q 10, New Haven 7.10,
st. Joseph so, Syracuse 10 5 10. The
gains are: Boston 5, San Francisco 50
lilo, New Orleans 8 lilo, Milwaukee SO,
Lowell9 10. There are Eve cities
where the exchanges Indicate 40 increase
OF business in March. At Boston and
New Orleans the increase Is doubtless
due 10 large legitimate transactions, espe-
ciAIly in exporting. Boston's transac-
tions, in connection with the gain at
Lowell each week, and very large gain
at Worcester last month, point 70 q
marked improvement in the manutactur.
e Of that section. The, large gain Of
SO per cent at Milwaukee is barely re-
coVefy from loss OF on per Ceht IN
March last year, on account OF the def.
cheney on wheat that season. Turning
70 loeses, we find that the aggregate
transactions for the month thus far
show loss Of 8 10 per cent, against .
probable decline Of about 10 per cent on
prices, and in all cities outside OF New
York the lost Is only 2 6.l0 per cent
But the latter comparison Is too fayora.
BILE AZ to legitimate business, became Of
heavy speculation at San Francisco,
While the comparison Of aggregates, New
York included, is too unfayorable be-
cause OF the decline in speculation here.
Perhaps decline Of 4 per cent in values
exchanged fairly Representa- the situation
speculation excluded, while the general
increase in quantities bought and sold
has evidently been as much as Q per
cent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-30

The following notice OF D. B. UpdesrGd
Of Nj. Pleasant, Ohio, is from n late Min
neapolis tMinnesota) paper:
sThe expository sermon Of Rev. D. B
Updegraff, In the Association parlors yea
terday, was one Of great psrtinency and
power. The text was portions OF the 2Stt
chapter Of /. Chronicles. This msgiG
preacher was in his happiest mood yester'
day and exhibited \ depth Of biblical re
search and reserve mental force that i
truly wonderful. A large number pres
emit, under the light Of divine truth, Wer'
enabled to see wherein they lacked In sat
isfacsory Christian experiences and mora
power, and led by Mr.. Updegraf, while
humbly kneeling, most solemnly conse-
Grated themselves to God"
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MEDICAL.
RHlEVIDEHCE.
Tho following Cure Is probably the mos.
remarkable ever effected By any medl-
cal preparation for the treatment Of
catarrt,;

6tnItns,-I hereby certify that / have had CO.
tarrh iot tsa {ears md feF ne lAst - years aaSe
nd uIe:rs.sd tcnsiis, hard Sad eoSissS. scas.
ysss s IL seaS ssss Al ts s 4Ss
threat that ieould not keep them nee, Frequently
4 sii p sHse Gsss az q S ss SsSs
81 aGsas sSsz 81 nsaes e saa ssass Sss
sSs s wee asSR cd sSs ses
eouldEtth dln1eulty finally consulted Al
eminent satEeon tnEegATd % A. operation on then.
GlmmAtiOn and uieefation IN my throat cansed By
the poisonous matter dropping down from my head
~ ala dss y Igsss M.e
ny IyItsm gan oI6oSthe efeetSof tbs d!seaIe,
90 nat Lost nesh. grew pale. and showed sIery
Inattes had reached Ibis staEe, or about months
ago, began the use OF SAHToKp'B RADICAL CUE
yon CATAHEM. AMER painG the first bottle began
my head - had not known Il 70 be for years. i
seemed gradually % arrest the disehargt.. q
ssgsf SSs egss " ~ 1, sas N ass srs
fngofmy tonsts, thAtthey soon ceased % trouble
ne ne. Ine soreness aero1s ny ehsst diappeared,
seeing and Of herring were Completely Seitofed.
and 0verysymptnm ofdiseass that had reduced me
@ he Terge 6f The grave disappeared By The use
] have been thus explicit because, q dFrgElst,
have seen great deal OF suffering from CAtaFTh,
and hope 70 convince many that Ills Is great
an familiar with the treatment OF catarrh a.
prAetiled by the best phySieiAns and have consult.
&c sgslI ne ina S y ri my % Ss1s a
pcaFed during peri6d ofslx years past, aud have,
While fSISEiaS sssis tIsa sssst care q
~, es
BosTos. Fs6. s, issS GEO. P. DrSsMoRR.