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AN AUDACIoUs FoKGER.

GENTLEMAN's THnrLLINa ExPERIENcE IN
HIS sIEEPISa AYARrMENr-''srIR FOOT
on MAKE A NOISE AND Ill BLOW YOUR
HEAD OFF"
II was reported " superintsndsnt wanss a Police
Headquarters yesterday that the rss,deacs OF Mr..
Frank T. W. Palmer, No. 332 west Fniy-cehtn street,
mad been entered by burglars on Thursday morning
last and they succeeded carrying or pair OF
pantsioons, In the POCKET OF which we're $40, Mr..
Palmsr's once keys, geld watch and chain, with .
valuable iocket attached silver match box and gold
stud button with diamond stone II appears that az
zen minutes Ave O'Clock Thursday morning Mr..
Palmer was awakened from his siumbcr by the
scratching oil parIor match In his BEDROOM which IL
the second noor, the front door As the wood
irnised bc raised himself to sitting posture and
stsrtied 70 strange STOPPING IN The OF
the room. "what do you want thercf" called Mr.
Psmer M room he had recovered his astonsh.
nent. Aauiuk breath from the stranger exlingusnsd
the in hi az he ans stir loot or make noise
sleeping and her husband, tearing 10 dsturb her and
perhaps sndanscr botn their lives sbeyed the rusns
sscArs OF rms KuvyiAS.
The latter all the while facing the bod IN which Mr.
dsnasa Vi. ,ss uns se Obtained oo.ps on ns esp
ina ssoss, whom ne sprang on clearing the soop ana
lsodsd on the sidewalk Mr.. Palmer ran 70 the WIN.
dow and ssonshcd 10 soc tbs rcbbcr get mp IRON
the spot whore he had fallen and with slight limp
rua toward Ninth avenue when he reached tho cor
entity been keeping watch Tor him, and both dssp-
| pearcd.
Mr. Palmer hastily aroused his wife, and alter bav-
Ing ssceransd the amount OF their loss notined Act
ing Captain Sergeant Brown, of the wcnty-sccond
precinct. Of the occurrence.
Lost AND FOUND.
Mr.. Pslmer was at loss when rejecting on the &C.
csrronce TO understand what had prompted the
ready 70 depart, W strike a match and expose him
soil 70 reoosnlssn anu probable srresi. the reason
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actually bitten II out a. she lay asleep while Mrs
Palmer wss dsposlnx her newly discovered loss her
husband attracted by glistsatpg object the
carpet few feet from him. He picked ~ up. and
SURFING TO his wio haodsd her the missing stone.
The ,nief who doubtless know It's value, mad, after
dcxterousiy biting II from The ring, dropped II tho
for H.
ENTRANCE HYYEcrEp.
Tho police made sxa minaton Of the premises 10
Ascertain IN what manner The burglar had entered.
The nall door, basement door and windows front and
were found securely fastened and undisiurbed
cnd OF the coping stone lead the the bslie
that be hao BY standing the psxxa railing reache
the corpce AZ the top OF the upright drawn him
self M. Once upon the coping stone ne had but TO
noiscIessy raise the window and enter, fassen-
ings usSa above the parior noor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
THE GREENFIELD MONS TER

After tho close OF the performance in webers Ger
mania Theatre, Hudson street, Hoboken, on Friday
night OF the performers, Little Liaden. met a
youns foreigner, known to tho habitues OF the place
as Alexander Hs mmerstein and tne pair sat DOWN
TO enjoy bottle Of wine together. The young woman .
regular escort, a young German named Louis Hecht
VINO 10 shs bsrroom, after waiting patiently until
10 appear, began search Tor her. When ne learned
with whom she drinking wine he drew = revolver
and into the sage rooms alter her, threatening
To shoot her companion. The people INSIDE seized
him and took tho revolver from him before he could
any harm, and L,lle and her nsw sscers aed pre-
clpttately .-tt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01

ASTORIA, o. Aug 23--Arrived, ship City Of 0lssgcw
Orr, Lstnw, Adelaide.
ALEXANDRIA Aue 10 Arrived, schrs Helen Has
brouck, j srsev Gay; j Beck herman, " ashtngton.
Glazed sehr y gunneu. New Losden
BOSTON, Aug 10 Cte AIRED schr feter Crowel Chase.
Baltimore via ksnnebec River. 44 - !.
stat Arrived schr Taylor Mathis, ohsessmsn Eva
Smith. Adams Maggie smith GRACE. Philadciphta
Hslsn Russell Msbsisy, rouEhssspsis SsSss
Eikics Ludsm, Phi,sds'phis, Chss s,iexney, In
land, DO 49,.
georgs Appod. Lcveano, Baltimore; NermaS Neksrson
Pbifsdsl pitts. Gen whitney, Hactt. New fort; bsrss
NospareiI Flinu Port elisabeth OOH; Khedivc lBr),
Cos acentown Pslmcush for crdsvs scbvs an on
town, Du; Msry Helen, nayM; tstue. Bs'amsrs; fNov
Boy. HAliesA Nsw Yexk M .....t4
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SPOKEN.

ship L. H.sa. .ss:riag W. Asx LEI 80 80 Lon 4 30
Island. AAs II, LAS IS 80. Ion l3s 4a.W. 'st.sx8
SArk Fid (NoD, Hamos, Cork for New York. Aug ~ las
40 ~ 10 IS .srn l. a,Fs t&faeir, ifsli 14l
Bark Hsli.s tGer zes.per, New York for Rotterdam.
Aug ~. fas 1855 lon Is 81 '~re f'' - .t'
Bark Agar "a us)l From An twerp for New York. Aug g.
Brig Nary 9iobs from New fork or Buenos Ayres Aug
~, 81 Len ~ <Si. $50 -Nti t. - ~ N'.t
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WHALEMEN.

Fayai, Aug 19-In port. bsrk Palmetto Bolss, NIB.
nohipg since leaving Sc Helena Bark Perry Nckerson.
Edgsrowp 17h with 80 bills sp board The
esptar WAS ashore sick She sailed tine lsh Brig Ga.
whaies and lost the Of ali
swAilow. OF NB sailed from FAyai Aug p Ia
Capt Ferdinand Lee. Capt Rowland returning houis
sick
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ton; .ichuend Ricls,sond &C: Krisht dsorx t,wn
ID !; ships snnrse. YokokAua New World. London; Nc
S ,h Oil sns, senator Br LyxsrSoo sonshsr.
or Fsimou'h; More Mob HAvre CosingA Bombay re-
nss utxD oordeAnx Nmrod tAus) Cotte LAtonS tAor).
,ssstt.ove; Ankather (Xor). - brig Apollo utaD.
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SAILED.

stesners CITY OF Rchmoud tBD for Liverpool; spain
(Br) do Crcassia Orr uissgow Wimbledon ,BrI. Hull
Oder 0ss Bremsn Acadia tBf. Bristol Acapuico, Az
ptrwsl; APPS MI, Fsrs "a ypfbsee, &c Berwuda -
leans Cty % Ssverss, ssvsaaah OhaapteA, chAssee-
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OBITUARY.

GENERAL MANUEL zAvALA, MEXICAN PATRIOT.
News has been received by mail OF the death tho
City Of Mexico, carly IN August, OF General Manuel
Zavaa tho last survivor The prom leaders Of
shs war OF Mexican independence. General Zavaa
was born In 1871, commsDced his military career In
1911 in tho insurgent army, took part in the
memorable defence OF Cuantla Amilpas, and in ten
pitched battles. besides innumerable skirmishes;
vas at Vera Cruz at tho termination Of tho war.
bore part In the siege OF the last Spanish strong
hold, the Castle OF San Juan Uloa After the
buttIe of Puruaran Zavaln was the comm ssoner
BY Aorelos the vcoroy Caleja to propose the
oxcnauaa OF large number Of Spanish prisoners Tor
General Matamoros, the ''hghting priest" whose
name was gwen the we'll known city on
the Rio Grande. Tho Grand was unsuccess-
was magnanimous enough TO sct his prisoners
At liberty contenting himself with reproachu mos
ssss 20 me IN of ga.co
10 his old associates Generals Bravo and Guerrero TO
procure settlement OF the political grievances Of
those officers, then In revolution against the govern
mont OF BusLaments. He Acapulco Ter that
purpose whsn the miscreant Picaluga snsnared
sx.Pr-s,dent Guerrero on board his vessel IN order
to deliver him to lieutenants OF Bustaments for
the sum OF $4,000, an episode as celebrated
IN Mexican history as the trssson OF Arnold Ia our
own. Zavaa made prisoner with Guerrero, the
two friends were chained together. and the former
narrowly escaped falling victim along with ne In
the acts OF treachery that while prisoner on beard
the brigantino Colombo he chalsnxod traitor Plea
luga 70 mortal combat as soon as they 50 oua rsscn
land, aud the challenge Was accepted but
Picauga 'evaded the contest General Zavala
was military commander or governor OF several
oil Mexican States undcr various ADMINISTRATORS,
Minist OF the Supreme Military Tribunal and hued
other high administrative posts He possessed a
.s,ser. "a was pressat or secretary or several sell
eutihc associations. Has last years Wero passed in
poverty. but during me I'VE months llissss whleh
press OF President Daz who caused his remains
10 be buried with due honor.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW yoRx, Aug 3i--Nocu.
The Western Union time ball dropped one-tenth or q
second fast To-Day.
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aENxRAL JUAN N. GovANTEs, MEXICAN PUB
II(uST.

aLNxRAL JUAN n. GovANTEs, hH1IcAN PUB-
LICIST.
Mail advices from Mexico notice the death in tho
City OF Mexico on August OF General Juan Nepomu-
csno Govan.es, aged about s'xty-nve General Go
vxntss was = native OF the State OF Guausjusto and
had taken an active part in the wars of
reform and the war against the Empire OF
Macmillan. He was, however, better known for
his Iabors bshalf Of primary education. having
been one OF the chief OF the Lancaste
Society which has done much for tho development
Of system akin to what is here known as
tho ktnderCartsn. General G0vantss vas formerly a
member OF the Mexican Congress. had filled high
istrative posts, and for some years before his
death . highly esteemed member OF the Geographical
and other scien tito societies.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

| DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEW MONTH
SEPTEMBER
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-07-01
sy1omth's Column.
HOW TO BE A GENTLEMAN.

We want few private words with
the boys. The truth is we have a great
idea of boys. We used to think that
men were made of boys. We begin to
think now that these were old-fashioned
notions-that they are all out of date.
We look around and see great many
personages grow up. with mems clothes
on. who are called men. But they act
and behave so that we feel certain that
they were never made out of boys. If
they had been they would know how
to behave better. Where they came
from we do not know. But what we
wish to put into the ears of the boys is
this-be gentlemen. In this country
every boy may grow up to be a gentle
man if he will. 1t is not necessary
that he should become rich-and most
boys think it is-nor is it necessary be
should become distinguished man.
But some impatient ones are asking :
"How can we become gentlemen? How
can boy 60 about making himself one ?
Can he work for it % Yes he can.
And the harder he works in the right
way the better. But he must study
with his eyes and his ears. Reading
books and newspapers is not enough.
He must think and feel as we'll as
speak and act. Can he buy it No,
he cannot. Money will buy a great
many things. but it will not buy what
makes gentleman. If you have mon.
ey, you can go to a shop and buy clothes
But hat, coat, pants and boots do moi
make gentleman. They make fop
and sometimes come near making fool
Money will buy dogs and horses, but
how many dogs and horses do you
think it will take to make gentleman
Let no boy, therefore, think he is to b.
madea gentleman by the clothes hi
wears, the horse he rides, the stick hi
carries, the dog that trots after him
the house he lives in, or the money h
spends. Not one of all these things d.
it-and yet every boy may be gentle
man. lie may wear an old hat, CHEAP
clothes, have no horses, live in poo
house and spend but little money, ant
still be gentleman. But how? B.
being true, manly, honorable. By keep
ing himself neat and respectable. B,
being civil and courteous. By respect
ing himself and respecting others. B.
doing the best he knows how. And Fl
nally, and above all, by fearing Goc
and keeping his commandments.-Par
ISL Visitor.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-07-01
VEGETINE
FOR DROPSY.
L never shall
Forget the first Dose.
PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE.
Mn. II. r. srEvENs:-
Dear sir-I have been great sufferer from dropsy.
I was confined TO my house more than year. Six
months OF the time was entirely helpless. was
obliged TO have two men help me in and out OF bed.
swollen 10 inches larger than my natural size
around my waist / suffered all man could and live
tried all remedies for dropsy. had three different
doctors. My friends all expected would die: many
nights was expected to die before morning. At last
vegetne sent by friend. never shall forget
the first dose. could realize Its good effects from day
10 day; was getting better. After had taken some
or bottles could sleep quite well nights. began
TO gain quite fast After taking some 10 bottles
could walk nom one part or my room to the other
My appetite good; the dropsy had at this time
disappeared. l kept taking the Vegetne until ! re-
gained my usual health. heard of great many
by using Yegetine after got out and was able TO at
tend 10 my work. am a carpenter and builder. will
also say II has cured aunt OF my wifes OF neuralgia
who had suffered for more than 20 years. She says
abe has not had any neuralgia for eight months have
given II TO Of my children for canker humor.
have doubt in my mind II will cure any humor; II
is great cleanser OF the blood; It is safe to give
child. will recommend II to the world. My father is
80 years old and he says there is nothing like 1t to
give strength and life 10 aged person. cannot be
too thankful for the use OF IL. am, very gratefully
yours. JOHN s. NOTTAGE.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-If VEGETINE will
relieve pain, cleanse purify and cure such diseases,
restoring the patient perfect health after trying d
ferent physicians many remedies suffering for years.
Is II not conclusive proof II you are sufferer you can
be cured? Why Is this medicine performing such
great cures? II works In the blood in the circulating
fluid II truly be called the Great Blood Purifier.
The great source OF disease originates In the blood
and medicine that does not act directly upon It, 10
purify and renovate has any just claim upon public
attention.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-07-01
The Peruvian Syrup

Is an iron tonic, prepared expressly to
supply the Blood with its iron element.
Being free from alcohol in any form, its
energizing effects are not followed by cor
responding reaction, but are permanent,
infusing strength, vigor and new life in
to all parts of the system, and building
up an iron constitution. It is an excel.
lent substitute for wine or brandy where
a stimulant is needed. Sold by all drug
gists.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-07-01
TRUSTING A BOY.

Bishop Clark writes that during the
session of the late Episcopal convention
in Boston, the Bishop of Louisiana, in
crossing the common, met boy whose
face he fancied, and. calling him to him,
asked if he had anything to do just then,
to which he said no. Are you good
boy? The little fellow scratched his
head and replied / am not a very
good little boy. cuss a little some.
times. This candid answer inspired
the bishop with confidence, and he then
said: l want you to 60 to certain
place and get bundle for me. and
bring it to my hotel. There will be a
charge of eight dollars here is the mon.
ey to pay it, and half dollar which
you will keep for doing the errand. On
his return to the hotel the bishops
friends laughed at him for his credulity,
telling him that he would never see the
boy or the money again; but in half an
hour the young chap returned, bringing
the bundle and receipted bill fol-
eight dollars and half, the bishop hav.
ing made slight mistake as to the
amount due. How did you manage t.
pay the extra half dollar? he inquired
| took the money you gave me for the
job. / knew you would make it al
right. And all right it was made. anc
| have no doubt that the confidence
that was reposed in that boy, because o.
his trustfulness, will do him good al
long as he lives.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-07-01

A SHORT STUDY FOR BoYs.-The life
of Charles O'Connor, the eminent lawyer
shows what diligence and perseverance
will accomplish. When eight years old
he was an ofice-boy and newspaper
carrier. His father published weekly
newspaper, and Charles, besides attend.
ing in the Office. delivered the journal to
its subscribers in New York, Brooklyn
and Jersey City. He used a sklff to
cross the rivers, and frequently would be
out all Saturday night serving his route
1t is said that he never missed a SUBJ
scriber. When seventeen years old, he
entered lawyers office as an errand
boy. He borrowed law books, took them
home and read them by the light of a
candle far into the night. Several law
yers noticing the boys indus try, aided
him in his studies. When he was twen-
ty-four years old he was admitted to the
bar, and even then it was said that young
O'Connor's legal opinion was worth more
than that of many other lawyers. But
success comes slowly to young lawyer,
and it was not until his thirtieth year
that clients recognized the legal learning
and skill of young O'Connor. He was
very poor, but industry and ability were
his capital. He worked hard at the
hardest case. never sighting any trust
and in time secured the reputation of a
man who would do his best for those EN-.
ploying him. To this conscientlousness
and industry he owed his success.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-07-01

Never dare 60 where you have reason
to question whether God will go with
you; Christian should never willingly
be where there is not room for his Saw
Jour.
If your memory is but short, be sure
you bespeak a good portion of it for
Gods word.
You never can find the Lord too much
engaged to attend to you; wait always
on Him.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-07-01
ESTATE OF RICHARD NJ. HAINEs.
COnnlniSssiOnar.S,s Motto

The undersigned having been appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court for the District OF Orleans Commits
siobers 70 receive. examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF Richard
NJ Hanes, late Of Albany in said District deceased
and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto hereby give
notice that we win meet for the purposes aforesaid at
The dwelling house Of said deceased, in ALBANY
on the llth day OF July and llth day Of November
next. from O'clock n m. until o'clock D. m. each
Of said days. and that six months from the LIST day Of
June. A. ID. 1878. Is the time limited by said Court
TOT san creditors 70 present their claims before for
examination and allowance
Dated At Albany. this 18th day Of June A. D. 1875
JOHN =. cHAMBERLIN, (co,,,n,..,.....
o20 BENJAMIN HEATH, commissioners.
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA GINGER
THE OUINTEssENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER, CHOICE AROMATiCS,
AND FRENCH BRANDY,

A PREPARATION 50 elegantly favored and
"A incidentally effective as to utterly surpass all
ger, Composition, Herb Teas, Pain Believers, and
The hundred and one disgusting and nauseating
ourselves. Its instantaneous effect in
Cholera, Cholera Morbass.
Cramps 17sd Pains, Chronic
Di0r9'hoe0, Dysesssery and
Cholera I2sfTsst2C771, Di07.rhg0
a21 IeetlbSssg and GSL Summer
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Fy0taG-
Le1scy, Sluggish Digestion, WIasat
of Tone and -ActiVity dss the
Stomach and B0aUeJs, Oppres-
sion after Eating, Rising of
Food and similar ailments,
ChiILs and FeverS, Colds and
ChtILs, FeveTisb Symptoms
M0LGriGL FeUeTs, Pains ii3 the
Bones and Joints, Symptoms
of rheumatism, Neuralgia C5ss.5
GOsEt, Cold ECtre7ssities, S;ss-
pended Circulation and De-
Forces, render ct the Standard
OaEt the length and bfe0dtb of
the land. On sea, on land, for
the trGUeJle2's fo2. the yOas7ag, the
aged, aE3eder all circat3eS stances
and conditions, both as a 7,aedt-
cine and as u gentle stinsasI0aat
or beverage, ID Is the most
grateful and efectiUe prepGrG-
ton eUe3' compounded d3s the
history of medicine.
Beware Of diluted and worthless limitations
recommended by dealers for purposes of gain.
Ask for and insist upon having SANFoRDs JAMAICA
GINGER.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Grocers and Dealers in Medicine throughout the
United States and Canadas. Price, SO cents per
bottle. WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents
and Mholesale Druggists. Boston. Mass
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BARTON
NJ A r B 7 z
AND
G r A N ! T E
WORKS.

I am nd hpared to furnish all
kinds of granite and every desorip-
ton Of work, including every style
from the most costly monuments
in granite to the plainest headstone
in marble.
I have now in stock large lot
of the Stanstead Granite, which is
considered by good judges to be
the best granite now in use. ALI
kinds of marble always on hand
also, samples and designs Of all
the leading granite in the world,
namely: Stanstead, Scotch, Inter
national, Bay of Fundy, &c.
Any person in this vicinity that
w she's to purchase this season any
of the above named articles who
will call at my shop, I can sell all
the way from 10 to 10 per cent.
less tn. IN you can buy of travelling
AGENTS, When you buy Of those
agents yolr pay them very dear for :,
their labor. Please give me a call.
81 M. J. SMITH, Barton, Vt.
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VEGETINE.
lowe MY HEALTH
To Your. Valuable
VEGETINE.
Newport. Ky, Apr. 20. 1877.

Mn. II. r. STEVENS
Dear Sir.-Having suffered from breaking out OF
CankerOus Sores for more than five years. caused by
accident Of fractured bone which fracture into
running sore. and having used every thing could
think Of and nothing helped me- until had taken six
bottles Of your valuable medicine which Mr. Miller the
apothecary recommended very highly. The sixth bot
tie cured me- and all is that owe my health
TO your valuable Vegetine. Your most obedlent
want, ALBERT Won ROEDER.
It is unnecessary for TO enumerate the diseases
for which the VEGETINE should be used. know Of
no disease which will not admit OF its use, with good
results. Almost innumerable complaints caused
by poisonous secretions of the blood which can be
entirely expelled from the system by the Of the
VEGETTSE. When the blood is perfectly cleansed the
disease rapidly yields; all pains cease; healthy action
is promptly restored, and the patient is cured"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-07-01

mm can make money faster at work for than at
ANYTHING else. Capital not required; will start
you $l2 per day at home made by the industrious.
Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywhere
to work for US. Now is the time. Costly outfit and
terms free. Address True d Co.. Augusta, Maine oil