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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27
Manhood. How Lost, How Restored !

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The celebrated author. in this admirable Essay
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himself cheaply, privately and radically.
tB-This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
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Address the Publishers,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27
DIPTHERIA.

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27
Fast Driving.

The attention of all persons is called TO
the following section of the Bylaws Of
the village Of Montpelier:
SEC. %. If any person shall drive OF
ride any horse in any street at any i'm
moderate Srimproper speed, such pc rson
shall be fined the sum of ten dollars And
1t is hereby made the duty of every officer
and citizen of the village to stop every
person who may violate this Bylaw.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

r. II. WHITTIER,
LEWIS GLEASON, Bailiff, of the
ARTHUR ROPES, Village of
G. II. CARTER, MONTPELIER.
HORACE MILLS,
See advertisement of DR.. Sanford S
Radical Liver In7sgora,or, for all diseases
Of the Liver, Stomach an Bowels.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-27

The Oldest Inhabitant" of Woodstock is
Chauncey Richardson et. S., who was born in III,
town and has lived on the same farm is years.
Henry Wells of Norwich recently lost little
child from an overdose of morphine
Weston man killed a sheep last week that was
l6 years old.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

II is estimated that the use Of the
Moffet bell-punch in New York City,
by a simple tax of two and one-half
cents on alcoholic drinks, and one
half cent on cider. ale and beer,
would yield the treasury sl2, 200, 600
per annum.
"What is the national air OF this
country" asked foreigner IN Wash
ington. "That's the national lair, :"
replied a native, pointing to the capi-
tol, "but the animals are all out in the
jungle just now, chasing voters"
Ii is well TO look on both sides OF a
fan. On cheated" Sunday in Phila-
delphia recently the minister was fan
ming himself vigorously. He did not
see, but the congregation did. that the
reverse of his fan bore the inscription,
"Buy Boggle's Bitters.
A curious candle used in Alaska is a
fish eight inches long, almost transpa-
rent and very fat, the fat being pure
white and very lsweet. The Indians
dry this fish, then light il at the tail,
and it burns with clear, sparkling
flame, which the wind will not extin-
guish.
An Indian, on being asked what he
did for n living, replied, ''Oh, me
preach" preach, said a bystander;
"what do you get for it?' Some
times me get shillin', sometimes two
shillin'." "And isn't that mighty poor
pay2' ooh, yes, but it's mighty poor
preachin'."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22

During the two fiscal years ending
June 30, 1878, according to an official
statement by Greene B. Raum, COM
missioner of internal revenue, the en-
tire tax of the United States in that de-
partment, amounting to 1928, IL, ,622.-
10, has been collected and only Sl1,-
605. 50 is not accounted for. There
fore all but 81 in sl9, 2s5 of the total
revenue collected has gone into the
treasury. The Commissioner adds
that the sureties on the collectors
bonds are entirely good, so that the
triaing amounts due will all be paid
during the present year, and thus no
loss will be suffered by the United
States. When the Democracy and the
irredeemables howl over corruption
aud stealing in the national govern
ment, just poke this glorious fact at
them, and tell them also that the last
Democratic Secretary of the Interior,
Jake Thompson, stole 81 200, 900 Of In
dian trust bonds; that the present
Democratic State Treasurer of Mis-
souri, one Gates, has stolen over $780,
900; and that within the last three
years u Democratic County Treasur-
ers in Ohio have stolen sums ranging
from S29, 900 to $50, 900. The Demo
cratic party can nowhere show SO hon
orable record in finance as the pres
ent National Administration, or the
present State Administration of Michi-
gan.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22

To the knight Tcmplars and North Ad.
ans cornet bands, for the very excellent
music furnished the crowd. the thanks Of tlio
Board Is hereby returned.
To the NJ. s. q L. :. and ID II. a $ W.
railroad supcrintendeuts, Messrs Curtis
Charlcsworth and Parker, for the special ac-
commodations rendered on their roads In con-
veying people and stock 10 aud from the Fair
the Board Of Directors aud Officers extend
their most hearty thanks.
To the Committees and supcrintcndents Of
the different departments the Board extend
thanks for the efficient manner In which they
discharged the ouerous duties imposed upon
them. AIEx. HEWITT, PRES.
F.M HoLIowAY. SECY.
The above premiums will be paid ai the
First National bank In the.city Of Hillsdale,
commencing Friday, November /, ISIS. AMI
ending December n. ss7s, after winch all
premiums remaining unpaid win be forfeited
to the sociely by resolution Of the lard.
CnAs II. wNcHEsTER. TREaa.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22

The grand climax OF success is at
last achieved. The poor rejoice, the
sick arise and walk, the rich bask in
the bright sunshine of perfect health.
The physical miseries Of the human
frame need no longer be endured. DIR.
Kings California Golden Compound.
for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick
Headache, Coming mp Of Food, Jaun-
dice, Liver Complaint, Billiousness,
General Debility, Drowsiness and Low
Spirits. This wonderful remedy will
positively cure, and that where every
other remedy has failed. To prove that
this wonderful remedy will do all we
claim for il, you are presented with a
trial bottle free Of cost, by which you
will readily perceive its wonderful cur
ative qualities. and which will show
you what regular one dollar size bot
tie will do. For sale by #. French h
Son, Hillsdale.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22

The Liver IL the imperial organ Of the
Whole human system AZ Il controls the life,
health and happiness Of man. When II is
distributed In its proper action. all kinds ~
ailments are the natural result fhe digcs-
ton Of food. the movements Of the heart and
blood. ~, action Of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings OF the Liver. II has been sue
cossfully proved that Greens August Flower
j. unequalled In curing all persons afflicted
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint aud all
the numerous symptoms that result from an
unhealthy condition Of the Liver and Stona-
ach. Sample bottles 10 try. 10 cents. Post.
lively sold In all towns ON the Western Con-
tlnent Three doses viii prove that II u Just
what you want marlcowyl
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22

The Toledo Sunday Journal saws Of
tho Greenback meeting in Hillsdalc,
''it was the largest and erandest dem
onstration ever known in that part OF
the country; ten thousand people were
present." The Journal is the same
style of newspaper as the Business,
from which il gets the sbove iDforma-
tion. and both are published by polisi.
cal sore heads.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22
NUMBER 1868.
GREENsAoKIsm REVIEWED.

OF all the evils which affllct the mind,
The greenback humbug Is the grossest kind.
IL makes its victims see through jaundiced
eyes.
And changes cen the color of the skies.
IL causes discomfort with mans estate,
And makes the poor his prosp'rous neighbors
hate.
IL rouses passion and II blinds the sense,
And goads men on TO acts Of violence.
Harangued by lazy, self-conceited knayes.
The poor are told that they're the rich mems
slaves
That one so lucky as to own bond
Has robbed them Of their rights, and must
respond.
That lis crime b mass large estate;
To be industrious, frugal, wise, and great
He who by steady habits gains high rank
And saves enough of wealth TO own bank
Must be a william. And has hlched the gold
For which the farmers grain should have
been sold,
Or laborers wages paid. And they. of course
Have natural right 10 take II back by force.
A paper dollar. these wise babblers say,
Which bears no promise TO redeem, or pay,
But, stamped ~. g." and by the Treasurer
sold,
VIII keep on par and be preferred TO gold.
These bastard greenbacks, got up to deceive,
Their willing dupes most honestly believe
Are genuine money. preferable. by far,
10 honest greenback money Of the war;
That bonds put forth TO crush rebellions head
When patriots trembled, and when freedom
bled,
Are evidence of guilt 'gainst those In power,
Whose wisdom saved us In that dreadful hour.
That It's q crime low interest TO pay
On debts contracted on that gloomy day
And that 10 pay the bonds In fiat bills
Is right and just-and cure for all our ills.
Thus winning bankrupts, demagogues and
scamps,
soreheads and copperhcads. bummers, dupes
aud tramps.
No thief so high. or vagabond so low,
But that the greenbaek hUD'bug he can 90.
They base their theory.on a spacious lie.
Peryerting history, its lessons they deny,
And advocate a system of finance
Which brought distress and ruin upon France
In sinks Of He'll, where rum and beer are sold,
And human souls are bartered of tor gold;
Where Devils meet, and Evil Spirits nest,
Greenbaekers hatch, and flourish there the
best
All honest men. If honest men there be
Caught in their ranks, should quickly up and
fee!
Desert, forsake, repudidte the clanl
This Is the duty of each honest man.
Else he'll be judged by that unerring rule
Diyinely taught, and early learned in school;
That man Is known, whGr'er he wakes or
sleeps,
And rightly judged by company he keeps.
stand up and face the foe,
And meet their errors with deadly blow.
While Democrats are hid behind and stump
Waiting To see which way the cat will jump.
And thus tbs ever. When our foes assail,
Republicans In duty never fail
But firm. united. for the right they stand
And sweep the hosts OF error from the land.
HONEST MONEY.
HLLsDALE, Oct IL, 1878.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22

PREMIUMS.

Awarded at the Twenty -EiEhth AM
nual Fair os the ssiiisdase County
Agricultural society. Held on their
Grounds in the city ef HiIIsdaIe,
Oct. 4, =, and 4, 1878.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22
GIRLS DEPARTMENT.

TO Jennie Allen hop bread, can pickles, gra-
ham bread, 81 90
To Fannie q Bishop can pears. display
dred fruit, l 80
To Emily Teachout can grapes, tomatoes
blackberries %
To Laella NJ sherman Jellies, ounces, dried
fruit, 80
To Frank T. Jones can peaches, pears, cher
ries, dried peaches,
To Gertie Ossius tomatoes. peaches, 70
TO Fanny Smith blackberries, cherries, ~
To Imogene Post can peaches, 30
10 Minty Morgan cake, 80
To Luella CheeVer col canned fruit,
To Myra Smith salt rising biscuit, 90
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22
POMOLOGICAL HALL.

POMOLOGlCAL HALL.
CLASS I--APPLRs.
best plates canada red. n Abbott, dip,
81 o.: John fifKsimmons, a. o.; \ Ad-
ans. al o.: J Fltzsimmons. 81 90.
best plates X grcenings, II X Abbott, dip.
81 %, NJ W Gaines, 81 %, r Cheney,
si oo Letter Baldwin, 81 %.
best plates y spy. Daniel Woodward, dip,
q oe L l. tucker, 81 o.; Farmer,
81 90
hest PLATES baldwlns y Paylor. sl o.,
flugh Cook, O. a. Kirby. 81 %:
John Quackenbush. 81 o..
best plates perks-pleasant. n n Abbott
dlp ti 90: Johu Aisbro. a. 90: L l.
Tucker. 81 o0 i MuIeft. q 90.
hest rox russeits. W w Gaines. 1f
"a hest 10 Chas. Kane,
best klng of tonpkins county, Geo y Fitx-
81 best sing of tompsing county. Wv
9aines.
hest yellow ben-neur. Qnackcnbush,
"a best 90 ! 4 GalRe.
besf hclmonts. John Gibson.
I'll best DO ~ fHzsimmons,
hest waQners, N NctOwan,
81 1aaf 10 IJklrby,
hest llulbertwir. Muneft, 1
"a best 20 John fitxsimmons,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22
AMATEUR LIST.

CLASS u-PLANTs IN POTS.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22
DIVISION B-HORSES.

CLASS SEC I-sTALLIoS FOR ALI. WORK.
best stallion years or over, Robt Esple. sIO 90
~ do do do Geo Reihm. I
best stallion years, Lueius Ranney,
2d DO DO John Bartholomew,
Sd do DO ID ComstncE 2
best stallion year. " " Cole,
"a do do Kerr
81 do do Iuclus RanneV
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
; I-PAIxTlNGs AND SUN PICTURES

CLASS I--PAINTISGs AND SUN PICTURES.
special. bes, oil painting, historical, Prof @
Gardner g. 90
best painting portrait in oil. 5 Harding
"a best DO DO arthur Richarls8 3
best painting. flowers in OIL, Mrs } u Ellis
best do landscape IN oil,.I'rof @ Gar
ql best 40 do DO 4 Harding, 3
best painting, water color In OIL, Carson
Graham, 3
n host painting. water color In oil, Mrs
Prank Kelsey,
best paintiEg In oil, Mrs VI Culver,
81 best orayon sketching. Mrs II Ellis, 2
~ best special drawing, do do
special, best painting medley, Emma Rising, 2
best photo in OF, \ : Harding.
best Ivorytype IN OIL, Harding. q
best landscape In oil, Harding, 2
special for best collection landscapes In oil s
: Harding,
special for three photos in oil, Mrs r N Cul-
ver'
best photo, ink, Carson A Graham,
best photo. porcelain, Carson Graham,
b sst photo, bas-rtleif, Carson A Graham.
best c0llectn sun pictures, Carson Graham
CLASS u-MINERALs AND SHELLS.
nest collection shells, Mrs n Rideout. 90
special 10 Miss Jennie Wylie fOr col.
shells, c0rsls, crabs, star nsh and sea
fans, 8
special 70 Dr L Mills for Indian relies,
CLASS uf-MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS.
special 70 y 8 Hawes, square and upright
pianos. two organs, ~. 10 o.
best organ, Mrs Geo VI Dumon,
signed, ,. J. CLARK, Chairman % Division.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22

BOYS observation-disclosures.
AGRICULTURAL HALL.

special, Chas W Carpenter horse shoes, 81 90
special, VIII A swain butter Tub
Signed, JOEL B. NORRIs. Chairman.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-22
BOYS DEPARTMENT.

To Channcey Reynolds on dent and nlnt
corn. sweet corn, pumpkins and beans, 81 o.
To y A Van Aken on bects, carrots, kadish-
e. and citrons.
To SAINT Green on beans, beets, AMI water
melons,
To Truman Walworih on watermelon, cook
ing pumpkin.
10 Frank Rich. pea nuts musk melon, 2
To Chas TeaohOut, dent corn, .
To Benny Allen, pop corn, y
10 lincoln lole. pnl corn. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-28
DIEI.

BAKER-In CITY, THURSDAY evening october 81 So
era Jacob Morris of otscgo County In the Dist year oil her
Relatives and friends the funeral services
St Johns Church. Elizabeth, n. j., on Monday, october
Carriages viii waiting arrival OF 1880 train from foot
Libertyst II Is requested that no bowers De sent
BOYD Saturday evening october g. 1873 Beverly only
Of William A. and Adelna T. Boyd aged 10 months and
Relatives OF family resDectuiy invited 70
p@ no the residence Of his parents 7sthst
CHAMPLINIn te city OF Planted n on FRIDAY EVEN n
Relatives and friends the family are respectfully invited to
G. ROss Monday october 2s at o'clock p n train
from foot Of Liberiy-st, New-York
DAYTON on sunday October 81 william Henry Dayton
Fnne e oI AZ has a Mrs Mary f. Hoe Lex.
ingtonaye, doors below l23ds Tuesday 29thnst at
HUTCHINGs-AtC Chicago the morning Of October p.
Catharne NJ, wife Of William Hutchngs aged 6l years
MANNING-on Friday October 20, 1873 the Rev John H.
Manning. D. d.. in his oath year ~.
Relatives and friends of the family ana the trustees o. hnt
gers College, respectfully invited to attend ms hetl
from the First Reformed Church J9Tal IN ns BrooNyn
SMTH-On Saturday. 26h inst Eugene b. youngest son OF
the Robert Smith. . 49, 49,, f.,
the residence broherLn.aw, George Megrath 80
West 18th st.. on Tuesday morning 29th nst' at o'0o
O'Clock
sYKEs-At Fanwood j. on Thursday, c'ober a. Ricn.
ard Bishop infant Of the Rev. Charles ana Lizzie
MCready sykes aged 10 months.
into rest . z: Tn sT'SS co.
the late DR. samuel Fowler, and wico" OF Charles
RcaVe and friends are invited to attend funeral
her late residence Franklin Sussex CO.. ~ j. Oh tuesday
Iuterment a North Church Cemetery.
Pne on w HGTsdfy fTeP ba4 9s
Faneral services the Congregational Church, PlnGed,
Monday, 2Sih inst, at u o'clock.
Trains leave loot OF Lberty.'t at 1Oj and il:3o.
WYCEoFF-At Newburg, y. Y, on october 26, William
Reiaye ana friends are invt without further notice to
Monday, October y, at IL O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-28
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
NEW CLIPPER AT BOSTON.

NEW CLIPPER AT BOSTON.
RosToH. Oct. 27.-The bark Great Surgeon, COS
tons was launched at East Boston yesterday.
TO TAKE CHARGE N PLACE OF BISHOP ROSE
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Oct. 27.-Archblshop Purcell
appointed The Rev. ~ A. G2ilagher o. - patilck =
PREMATURE SNOW FLAKES.
ST LOUIS. Oct. Z7.-Dispatchcs from the West
say that fen YESTERDAY in Western Missouri ard different
TRENTON TO HAVE A 1,4Oo-YAED RANGE.
TRhNION n j. Oci. "a IIie ASSOCIATION was
TanSo for i0agdis,sncc shoongL 400 yarswil he pro.
cured Oalcers win be elected next Thursday.
PRUDENCE ENFORCED BY LAW
BOsrON, oct. 27-The Savings Bank Commits
sonff s sC1 Wings at FSir Haven from the payment Of
than 10 yer cent toits depOsoS fo each six months oil
JUMPING AND RUNNING At AMHERST.
AMHERST, Mas, oct. IA the Fail sports of
Witc1 ~ Tho aiding high and long jumps Packard so
wheelharrow races Ma,nwIlght ~ me onfIni!e walk
B nayhs's 81, til the sack race ace ''
JUDGE HoNDs ORDER Is a RAILROAD SUIT
RICHMOND, Va Oct. 27.-ln the matter of the
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad Judge Pond has
new report Of the assets company etc. returned
IN thirty days The will come up for final hearing
January 10 next
SILVER CONGRATULATIONS AND A GOOD TIME
MORnI>TOwN, \. j.. Oct. 27.-1he twenty-hfh
81 lS bso Ta ee S Fay evening &
gift that gentleman OF an ee3ant silver tea service by
Gently taken action IN rcad binding church here,
which viii be q very handsome edihce
CALIFoRNIA INDIGNATION.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 27.-AH the newspapers
here severely the siatemenof Colonel Be- the
agent Of the Chinese companies, in regard 10 the ~
Caornians about the ChIDese. printed in a Washington
rsper They say the opposition the does
in the lower alone bat from the best people
state They the great mass OF people desire Chinese i'm
migration stopped.
ORATORY AND A SYMPOSIUM
BoeToN Oct. 27.-The convention of Theta Delta
i college secr, society closed Friday with ban
Guet al the Revere House President Capcn, OF Tufts
t. delivered the OratiOn. and ID. Il. Brown, OF
Work The poem Officers elected az follows G. G..
Knsey of Ijay.Oa Ohio president = A. SmJns OF Bunalo
scretary: H. Eddy, OF College I, MedOrd tTeaslreT
A METROPOLITAN VICTORY IN THE FIELDS.
RED BANK y. j., Oct. PA trial of skill at pig
con shooting place yesterday at MOTeans station be
tween the Monmouth shooting Climb and party OF gentlemen
IRON New York mostly members of the Sessdc Pg'on CUB
number prominent society ladies ard gentlemen from
NewYOrk Witnessed the scene The match was for hand;
some gold badge by birds, Dr. I. Ellis, OF
Brook captain Of the SEASIDE Club, killing 10 straight
hrs match number Of sweepstakes matches
r.abaf on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-28

here the 18th OF November TO begin the preparation
of the general appropriation bills.
large number OF Government clerks will leave Wash
ngton next week vote NewYoik Philadelphia and
the New England States at the approaching election
The Indian Bureau denies the the truth OF receD.
statement that Spotted Tails Indians In danger Of
starvation by neglect 10 provide their supplies On the
contrary It Is stated that there is an abundant supply
OF beef, -four and pork
The Attorn ,yGenera In accordance with the recon-.
mendaton OF the Acting Commissioners Of Internal Rev
enue has granted the petition OF 400 persons in
North Carolina indicted for violation OF the Internal
Revenue laws They will be allowed 10 plead guilty to
against them hut sentence Will be suspended
during good behavior. These parties promise TO
abstain violations OF the law and to their inu
eDce 10 prevent others.
Information has been received by Secretary McCrary
effect that the Mexican General Treviho, com
mander the troops on Rio Grande has arrived at
Padras Ncgras where General orc. who commands the
United States troops tn Rio Grande frontier, mas
gone to him for the purpose Ct consultation as 10
plans be pursued maintain order and prevent cat
lie stealing raids into Texas from the Mexican sue
General Treyii0 has Orders from his Government 10
cooperate with General Ord