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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
9aS Mnfra1tt.

@enn Bic 2anbmirtbi6aft lo6nen6 leitt
lou, 10 muB Der Sarmer it6 5unG6it Dor
S6aoen Sl l6itbe1 iu6en; perlGrmt er
otes, 10 gcbt ibut oft elm 9roBer She'll ieileS
Sletbes Derloren. Wteoerbolt lit beyeitS
auf bic groBe N%uS6ebmung bes ltnfrautS
uno ben bamit Derbunoenen S6aoen bin>
9etpieien. Der @egenitano iii su nidtig
unO 9reift su Ie6r Elm, I'M nidt imlner
ipteber outs 9teue auf i'm suriidfommen gu
mitiien. Sin Sang Ourd Die SeIoer 3eigt
Die 8erbreitung uno ebenlo ben S6aben
oieleS G~tnoringlingS. Gar mal1de &ar@
tofel7, &itbenz ltno an6ere Seloer ftnb IS,
Del6e bieritber ge1ilgeno Nufi6llB geben.
llntraut aller Nrt pu6ert in GROCER llep1
ptgteit nebert %cinanoer, ltnO 3tpar oerartig,
baB oaoon Die Gulturpflan3eu fait gGnSlt6
neroedt tDerDen, benert ite 9tabrung, 9~taunt,
Glft u1o 2td)t ent5ieDen. 0ur6 Sonte1>
altsftreuung un0 Gerbreitu1tg ibrer pere1@
ntrenben Nlr5cln, Bic imlner neue Spr6Bz
hinge treiben, Deruntrauten tie bas Sel6
fur Die SOlge 9dnsli6, tpenn i6nen ni6t
burd ener9ii6en Siberitanb Salt geboten
miro, mas lei0er NM gu oft 6ur6 Die Grz
fabrung beftGtigt pirb.
SIS gilt baber, imnter OUTS Nene CUR Ser
ttlgung oes ltufraut5 aufsuforDern. Dies
gel6tcbt burb 9luSrOttelt, SGten, quite uno
pieberDplte 8earbeitung beS 2anbeS, stped=
mGBi9en Sru6tme6leI, QlnluenOlng reineu
SameltS unb 0iin9erS, nel6er feline Seine
unO Samelt bon l~lnfraut ent6Glt. gelon7
bers lit oara1t Su erinnern, bic llnfrGuter
ni9t 5ur NuS~itreuung iDrer Gamer, Die
Bel ma19en @rten auf elmer gflon3e na6
Dielet Taulettben ;Gbleit, fommelt St lal@
fen, ionbern seitig aus3ureiBeu unb entipez
BET 81 Derbrenneu ooer mas nod beiler
lit - Sur 8ereitu1g bon 8teienbiinger u1b
&ompoit 3u Dertpenben. $50 aber bies
ni9t tbunli6 lit, bleibt sic gerbrennun9
baS stpedmdBi8ite @erfabrer, nm tpentgz.
items bic mineralii6en geitanbtbetle Der
ltnfrautpflan3en fir bas 2anb 3u erbaltelt.
Gin bluBes 8eileiteperfen lit gerabe3u Gers
ihtpeubung.
Die ltnfrduter brtngen es auf ni6t tpez
nigen Telberr SIT Aege, baB bteie Ding
itoffe @tniaat uno Nrbeit bur9 ben @rnte=
ertrag nur CUR 66lfte un6 nod tpeniger be-
sabIen. gBir6e Der Sarmer bies ernltli6er
bebenfen, 10 ipiirbe CT nit er0Berer Gner8ie
BEN &f gegen bas l~1nfraut aufneDmeit,
unb 10 LANCE babel bebarren, bis CT erbli6
ais Sieger aus bteiem freili9 ni6t leidtcn
Sample Encouragement, tpenn AUDI erit
na@ UieIen Sabren!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Dyspepsia!

OOer peroanungs BefdDweroen,
&opfidmer5, SdulteridmerS Sc
flemuang Der Sruit, Snfen, iaures
NfftOBeu alls benz MagelI, Sdwilt>
Del, idledten GeidmaG int MnnOe,
@aQenleiOeu, 9er5tlOpfen, Sdmerz
sen lit Der Ntierenz0 egerO, lrnb butz
bert atOere Sranfbeit8zG ri6eintne
gen, melGe bnr6 l1nuerOaulidteit
er5cugt wefOeu.
Gegen: 1autkrankbeitcn, Ats
fdDIa9e, SdWdreu, SalSHiife, Slet=
fen, Mteher, @eidmiire, Garbltus
tel, 3ingwurnr, @rinOfOpf idlintnte
Mnger, &Ot6lauf, &raBe, Sdorf,
MfiBfarbe 1nO anbere Granfbeiten
Der SAINT lit Der Oebratd Der SrOp=
fen bon mtOergleidlider @irfltug,
Sine ein'i9e glafdDe ipirb lit fat
allen Tdaen ben nugldnbiglten uor
Oer @irfnug Oieies Seilmittels iibers
5eltgelt.
Ballet Guer gttt reir itn0 Die
0eflnObeit Cures 0r9auismlts
miro DIE gOl9e fem.
9ie 0Iai@e
Daubnr9er Qropfen!
fOtet so Geltts, OOer flint SIaf6en
SDei Dollars, iinO bel alien 4pOtbez
fern mo 9duOlern in MieOi5iuel 81
babeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Gin os,Oerer srtef bon seas &repf.

Or. WaSrpap. geert6er Serr! Sd nebrre mir bie
Sreibeit, Sbuer nodual5 Su i1reiben. 2ieil !3uitunb
bat lid bmrd eet Gebraud S6rer WieoiSin beoeuteub gee
beiert. Orei Der @eidmirc inO sdnSlid perIdpun6en
unb bas uierte lit iait p%oaitdnoi9 9e9eil!. 0ic s8aiier=
iudt lit fort; meiue e5eiuno cit beiicrt ii1 nod %6eitGuots
iln6 mein @eiDidt niuimt raid ob. g~Sdbreiib bes Sontz
mers frasten mid uiele @criOnet iber Die lpnn6erbare
SetltraIt, welde Sbre N~ieSiSim oli meine 2rantGeit oHsz
ibte, cine Don Ohio, cine 0nOere ppt Canada, brei pom
Sadlon uuo eiuc o~niebnlt0e GAIL Don bicli9em 0rt-
Nbtun9SDol 5rau =. &rGpf.
gSir limb nit Sran 6ropf gut betannt. Gle 1T cine
1ddeeuswertbe Dame, pan wnbltbGttgert gefnuirgeH
beIeelt. Sic bat ben S'ertOut pieler 6lal6en Sbrcs ~0tez
folpeut" ourb bic NpotDefer pom Mui Nrbpr an Gcrlo=
men. metbe nit innereu @el6piren beboitet limb, perz
mittelt. g8ir baben pon %meDrercn iuunoerbarem Guren
burd bas D9teiolpent" ge9ort.
gbtrrssuou Gberbad u SO.
Mnt 9lrbnr. Miih. is. MualIt 1875.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Sounab g. Gnapp.
HretS
Gin wfhftaer 8tief.

Nnr Nrbor, Wtid., 30. NpriI 1875.
Or Stairway. gSertbcr SER! Sb babe Sbr %n9ieiots
pent1, Sbre r9tesutatius 4;ias" rn6 aud Sbr r9teuOp
9teliei" ~uugeidbr elm Sabr lang ais 0tittel 9e9en Gterz
ftotaeidnhIre i'm llnterlei6, weIbe bic berp0rrageEoien
Ner,te fIr un9eilbor e%rtIdrter. benubt.
sic 9lt9en Sicten on ei1em Salm. Mein Gewi9t
betrua 275 8innb, ais i'd Sbre Mtittel SIT gebradden atz
Nbeer Sic GeIdpiire limb nod niht ollie ueri6punoen. Sd
babe "a Slai9en BON ihrem nOteiolpent@, 8 DON SGrem
,NelieI" nno 2 Sdodteln pon Sbtelt Giuen genom=
men. Sd erbielt Die MeoiSiu bon a.. GrenuiH. Bitte,
Ienoen Sic mir S9r Bud False and True
C,..G g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Gcldwiire bon 3mD%lfjG6rigern. 8ddss
tbum wer6cn bnr6 uGaOwaD'S Ote=
iDlDeut" nehcift.

Or. Nabwap! SD hit Git Gieritod9eIdwirem in
gteritof nno in ben Gin9eweiosn. Aue aerste erttdr
NtttteG an, bic mir empiobten wur0e1t, ober fetnes bradt
mir Seilurg. SD lab S9r rJieiolueut" unb bodte, lid
t6nnte es 6qmit einmal periudem; i'd feSte fein ger
trauen III 6aiielbs, benn i'd bate ldot Smotf Sabre lang
eSineS dadtel @a6wop'ider 8iuen ruo 5wei i5(aiden pom
Sbrem n9teobp 0telier"; lln6 jest iebe Mno iiibe i'd feline
Spur mebr pom benz @eidpir; ui1o i'd IlbIe mid wo6=
Sobrren iemals beiano. Gas dr9IteGei6wIr itedte in Der
iinfen Seite Der Gingerpeioe, oberbaIb Der GdamIeiite.
Sd idreibe S9uen eteet Srtef, I'M alberen 2eioeuoen SIT
rniisert. ole f0nnen NenieIben oerSiicntIt9en, penn le
:s wlniaer.
Sonnab g. &ndpp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15

ban nidt idpieriger 1T, dts Der Ser cinfa=
den, Mno ft6 bieicl6c nit glei0cr Gage,
gleidem 8Oben unb &Gima begniigt.
9a 6iele &ii6cnfrduter iamn1tli6 fat
nit ie6em WinfeI porlieb nebnen, 10 finDet
it9 aud in ieoem @art6cn etn 4SlaBdcn
fiir lie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
RE PILLS!
Dxs. RAILWAYS

mouasrbto oeIdmodlos rno nit fiftr gitrtnt ifbsrz
,oncr' reinioen, rcseIn, Iduterr unb ftGrte1. .0taopQu'y
SSS;YIIsa iIr bic SeiIun9 oler Nel6rpsroet i'm Wtaoeft, Der
S,ber. ben Gingepeiper, ben Niereu. ser SartbiaIe. iir
Sir Neilrua pom 3opiibuerSeu, n~cru0ien 2ultdtoea,
SSer3topiuW5, llnuerpouli6teit, Gpspepiio @dueu1e6eT,
Observation-Disclosures Goloaber nIto alien St0runaen IN
Ron GiuoeweiDeu. sir cine iibere @etlnng our3 oen
Cscbrou8 Der Yiaet rpiro saranttts. 9tein uegetabtEiid,
sntboIter feline AuedRlbermii9Iing. teine Wieialle mo
feirIe iddoli6en Oro9uen.
W. Niom bea1te bic nabItebenoen Spmptone, peI5e
Sd' hsi St0ruuaeI III ben &eroauunssOrsaneu ecltsno
MAIDEN: w, ~
ME SItooenI6ure, l~lcbeGtett. Soobrenneit. 9ppetiloIisz
~ SlSGoeuitwere, Gr5retbutaen, linre3elndBiGe Sewez
o ,r, IN Str Magcrsr!be, S4winoet, Disadvantages
S ;yrH S;Grneres Ntbmcn, %gels0rter 5er;dlG3, erltiduiS$a
S SmT geia5le i'm 9iesen, SdJroad!nng Der S%e9trait>
Sysbsr, buInpie S6merSet i'm &Opt, @toMsel Gil NrsOIEz
Es.se tSsthrnerbeu Der MugeH mo Der DGut, S6m:r,es
E.SSS. Seits, Der SrEit uto ben nbrisen @iieoern uEo
M. 40 Stnmonolungeu Don 9ipe.
p'C Sinios Soiem pom srHoDUap's sins" mcrser bas s6r.
G ~ mn, al Ben beranrtcit St6ruiloeu beireien-
S $taya % eeEts bic SGaGtsl. Sn g~tpOtbetel su babsn.
9eict ''False and True"
edidt cine grie;mar.e mad Otabpop g. &c., No.ss
@orrentraBe, gep Dort, nnn SRr werpst &HstWMit era
boIter, reIde Gu6 2auIeRoe l2eriR liz
2iuM1S iam. oIen00uuIpS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
8arMmmg!

Gbe SIR Or. augnt &Onig's
9amburger 2rOpfen fauft, laBtGl u
BON Guren apOtbefer OOer 9dnOler
Die Nameu5 nnteridrift bon ".
So9ler & So. 5eigeu, barlit
SIR nidt bnrd idledte Nadabmltl1=
gen betrOgen iuerOet.
1oon1qtum51 IL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
9as orose Slatrctmia1tmasuttte

Se6er &ropien 6es oSarsaparillian Resolvent" 9ebt
in oas Slut. ben SdweiB. BEN llrin un6 bic onberen
Sdite be5 S0rpers itber. Stropbeln, Syphilis, Oriiien
Srantbetten, S6ptnoiudt, @eidmitre i'm Sals uno
Muno, Aii9enentsinourecn Gbrenluniert, sic idlimmz
item oalttronbbeiter, 6ieber6euGer, Sdori, 3itterlnal,
SoISi(uB, ~0totblauf, Sdmorse Sletc, 9Sirmer i'm Sleiide,
@eidmiire, Ntutterfrebs limb ole Diciem munoerbaren
Setlmittet untcrmorfer, ropou elm Sober, Der nit einem
bieier 9eiben beboitet lift, ib purb mcbrta9 i9euGebrau8
Ibtr;enqen tnrn.
lnitu. bie3 ~eriesung ieiner2ebensi6It lite eitdnbi9 idptnben,
f~iefelbeI bird meme StoHe ans 9eiunbent 9lute erieBt,
limb bies lit, mas bos ,,Sarsaparillian Resolvent'
tbut-, 10 lit ieine gSieoerberiteuIng 9eiidert; benin rueu1
bisies Setlmittel einntat ieinen &einignngsproSeB bez
eonnet utb benz Gerluit Der Sdite GinBaIt 9etban BAT,
10 wiro 9dnSlide Seilur9 bolb ioI9en NIB nit ieOem
Sage pirb br 4atient au &rdIter S%unebmen; CT miro
beiier ~perbouen. ietu 9ppettt pirO ii1 beiiern uno er
pir6 on 8lut lit6 Tleti6 S~nnebmeE.
Gas DSarsapaIiIllan Resolvent" ~ibertrifft nidt
nur ole anOerer Seilmittel in Ser Selling pom Sfroz
pbelr, 6roniiden, inneren unb 6auttrantbetten, ionoern
eS 1T bos eiu;id iifere SetImtttel fir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Railways Ready Relief

8etuabrt fofotttge 9imScrum9 BET
Gntslmoumg Oct gSiercm,
GntStmomng ocr SIaIs,
unterlctbs GntsihnSung,
&mn9eu Gnt5itnSnt6S
@ttbembcYdtpcroe n, SSersfGopfem,
Sro"p, 9ipBtbcritiS, NutterbcI Gtpcrocm,
Satarrb, SnflucmSo, SGopfidmerscn,
S1bnidntcrsce, rambcm SAILS,
WeMralgic, gtbcmmatSmas,
Wcd)IcsSic6cr, Mno 1;rofbemIen.
Tte gnrenbnn9 beS Ready ReIjefan Ser i9ruerz
5enoen Siele mtro ioiort %imoerung pcruriaden.
DretBt9 biz iedSt9 Gropiet III crnen bolben @laIe
gSalier beiletl in weni9ert NlQenbItden 0rdn1pie, Iiars
rboe, peroorbenen Wio9en, 9ersbreuncnt, SopiiAmerSeI,
GpIienterie, &olif. SIdhHn8en utp ale inncret Sdnrcrs
sen.
&eiienSe iOHten ME ogte cine 5Iaide pom Rad
ways Ready Relief lein. Gtli0e Eropien in
gsailer aenommen, ucrbiIten sic bGufig i6Itmmcn Sol9en
rine6 gSe3iets in 2%rintmoier. IS lit ais ~1tctintttct
transOfibem granntmeill ODER Sitter5 uorSnSie9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
neutrality-suspicious..
Gutcl1. 1t,,S @6mScsmd,t.

(sntwOrt an Srn. g. g. III Mercer county, SQ.)
Gin Nrtifel iiber bieien @e9enltanb pirb.
Sbrcm @unide gemGB, oemnG6lt in biez
len Spalten erideinel1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
re. R. R.
Railways Ready Relief

RadWay'S Ready Relief
Deot ole ar9Fen SdmerSen in / bis 90 DSinuten.
NidIt cine Gtum0c
"690sm CT Sies geIcfen. brau6t irgenS Sentano S9merS
sen su leioen.
kadWay'S Ready Relief
bctIt ieScn gdjincrs.
Us mar 6as critic, uno lit
GAS etn5tge SGntersen = SeifntitteE,
iipeld)e9 and ben b~eiti9Iten Gdmers iofort bebt, Gntsilus
ouh9tt gellt nio 9ongeittonct beilt, ob bes Ntu9eus,
bun9,
in elmer bis Swon3t8 Mtmuten,
einerIei pie peiti9 Ser S9mers lit, pel6er beu Don Nben :
nlatt9rlus, Nerpenleioen O6er y~teuralsie ~seplastet GraHs
beiten ioltert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Viebcr 1ttt0 faltes Uicbcr.

Siebcr u,O Fartes 5iebcr geDeiIt fir so Gents.
Sn Der aaiI5eu 23elt gtebt e5 fem 6eilmittel, NEEDLES
ggSedIel> Tiebcr nnb ale onoern6ieber, ais ba iino: Nias
Der II. i. u. nit oiiIie pSm MaSua1's Iiueu) g
raid getlt, wte IL adway's Ready Relief
80. Geuts Die sii1tTsio Jlaihe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15

bat Bic lpunoerboriten Dellunget bemirtt; 10 raid 1T Die
gStrtung bteleS wabrbait uunoerbaren !6etlutittel5, oaB
bcr Hatient
AM @etpi@t iidtItd smnintmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Qfr ad)tb. 0DltrIow Wee0
a~nerftiut
ST. N6Su6D'S II. R. R. ScifmtttcI,
nadJ mcDriGbrigeln Gcbraid.
gOrt. 4. San. 1877,

8epgort. 4. San. 1871,
@ertber Sertl
Naboem id SIRE NrsreimitteI ntebrere SoBre ge braud
pave, ottiongs ungtdnbi9. abr nC6ocm i'd Sbre aSirtz
lehlteyt erprobt, nit polem 1srtrnMcH, gI0ube ib nir
eng Fntdt SH ~eriallcn, wcul i6 cen AingeH, ,UelAcn tb
mp oc @teinigen aus sem GebreG9 o~ttie(6eu qe;o3en
99taoet, ban tear e%nertcHne. Die 6iacu bobcu iebe3maI
PIC geiptnIdte %S&iryung, TG@ "Hcady Relief rtadr
letnen atarlen ane GDre, uuo bic SoIbe neI:oeu loir an,
70 CIT l4 cine Gelegenbeit basu bittet NIB INNER nit
Dem gsOini4teu Grio(g.
I6tuns3pou Sbr
l@tj) 9DwtIo&p gSeeS.
ST. Na0tvni.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
nieren= rlO glafenbe(dDmtrOen,

Sarn> uno @ebdrmiittere2 etben, Gtein, Sarnubr,
Q8oiieriu6t, llrinitofurg, lnre9etmdBtger ltrinob9ans,
bic @riebt'i6e 6rantbett uuo ale Sale, mo baS gsuIier
o6er nit SubitanSen, dbnltd benz Gipeis ooer 1peiBem
StlberiaOsu, untern,iidt lit oOer 100 baiet5e cine frantz
bate, ounFle, gaai9e Sdrbung annimut, metBe fno6enz
itaubarti9e Nteberidld9e ubiest ODER no beinl gSaiierz
IaIer iD elm itedenber brennen6er S6mer3 ober Ste6ea
I'M Niten nnb III ben 2onoen iiihLbor madt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
@cimnSbeit!
S00nbeit!
DIR. RAILWAYS
SarSaD3PilEian ReSOEycnt

&eiu[ides rnb reines S(ut 3utabme at SGetI6 Iro
Slnt-5tetne Sant uno Netnbeit bs 3eintS iir Aae.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15

@e8er
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-04-15
A CONFEDERATE DooRKEEPER.

One of the most exciting scrimmages
that has occurred in the Democratic
House of Representatives, was the fight
over the election Of new doorkeeper to
take the place of Polk, who had been
voted out by the Republicans and few
honest Democrats. Ben. Butler let fly
one of his "bricks," by nominating
for doorkeeper General Shields, an old
wounded general. who had fought in the
Mexican war, and in the late war, on
the side Of the Union, and who won dis
tinction and suffered wounds in both.
The confederates couldn't stand that, and
so put up one of their Brigaders by the
name Of Field who had been educated
in West Point, but who went into the
confederacy and fought to destroy the
Union. This was sharp trick on the
part of Butler, for Shields is staunch
Democrat, and the only objection that
the Democrats of the House could have
against him, was the fact that he was
loyal while they were disloyal, and that
he fought them valiantly, while they
soug int to destroy the nation. The Re.
publicans of the House voted for Gen
Shields. The southern Democrats crack
ed the party whip and only one northern
man of that party refused to obey
Field had every southern, and every
northern Democratic vote but one. Blu
treason must be rewarded. The do.
will wag the tail, and SO long as the BIZ
end of the Democratic party is made u
of confederates the small end must wag
when the big end says SO. Remembe
this fact northern Democrats.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-04-15
The figures of our foreign trade dur

The figures Of our foreign trade dur
ing the month of February form one of
the most extraordinary statements ever
issued by the bureau of statistics Tho
I~-vSsio eApUrUs, at gold valuation,
reached the enormous value of $50, OIL
646, which is at the rate of 1924, 900
day, or more than S48 millions year.
The amount now reported is. with one
exception, the largest ever declared in a
single month in the history of our COM
merce. In December, 1875, it was
II IA millions, with two more week.
days in the month. In February of
this year the imports of merchandise
were valued at only S32,708,469,
which, it will be seen, was less than
half the value of the exports. In eight
months the excess of exports over i'm
ports has been more than l69 million
dollars, an increase of twelve and half
millions over the corresponding amount
last year, although the imports have, in
the meantime, increased almost twenty
five millions. Evidently a country that
can spare such an enormous surplus
from its resources is hard country to
ruin.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-04-15

by stealing more money than any Amer
lean ever stole His downfall was as
complete and terrible as his ascent to
power had been remarkable and lofty.
He was arrested, confined in prison and
held up to the world as one of the most
odious specimens of crime. He escaped
from prison, wandered fugitive several
months and was finally captured and
brought back to his old quarters in pris-
on. For months he has been trying to
effect his liberation, and his daughter
states that she thinks he died of a
"broken heart" His life, his disgrace
and his end, teach lessons that should
not go UNDECIDED by the young men of
the times. A career of dishonesty,
whether it be pursued by the professed-
ly good, or by those who claim no virtues,
has an unfortunate ending, even in this
world.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-04-15

Mr.. John b. Lyon. President Of the
Boston, Concord and Montreal Rail
road, burned to Death.
Mr.. John E. Lyon, president of the
Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad,
and of the firm of Lyon & Vose, Boston,
Mass. died at the Pemigewasset House,
Plymouth, Thursday forenoon, from the
effects of burns caused by the upsetting
of candle in his bedroom on Wednes-
day night. The deceased gentleman
went to Plymouth to make the monthly
examination of the accounts OF the rail-
road.
He retired at about eleven o'clock,
and the night Waterman soon after
heard screams and groans and cries for
some one to burst the door open. Mr..
Lyon was found on the floor with his
ht-clothing in flames. He said
''Give me something to stop the pain"
Mr.. Morse, the manager of the hotel,
was summoned Immediately, and he
sent for DR.. Davis and DIR. Sanborn,
who remained until his death. doing
everything that was possible. The un
fortunate man died at L :l3 a. m Thurs
terday. The lower and middle portions
of his body were burned and the side of
his neck. His habit had been for years
to set candle on his chest while read.
ing newspaper, but the candle was
found upon small table near the bed
The deceased had been president since
1857, and had a controlling interest ii
many hotels and numerous industries il
New Hampshire. He was unmarried
His fortune is variously estimated a
from 100000 to 100000.
The affairs of the railroad will not b,
affected, because the deceased had for ;
number of years been prepared for SOM
unexpected occurrence when he shoult
be taken away. The deceased undoubted
ly got out of bed. thereby upsetting tn
candle, which must have set fire to tn
back of his nightdress. He evidentl
started for the door, fighting the fir
with his hands, at the same time scream
ing for assistance. Mr.. Lyon was borl
in Lancaster, Mass, and was son o
General Lyon, of Revolutionary fame
He had an only sister, who died owe
forty years ago. He worked for twenty
two years almost night and day for til
road.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-04-15
SERIOUS FIRE AT LANCASTER,
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Eight Stores and one D,oeling House
Burned.

Eight Stores and one D,oeNimg House
Burned.
LANCASTER, N. H., April s. A fire
broke out in the store of w. G.. Baker
about $50 this evening, and spread over
at least oDe-half of the business portion
of the village, destroying eight stores
and one dwelling. At one time it seemed
that the whole village must be destroyed.
By the most superhuman exertions of the
firemen and citizens, its progress was
stayed, and it is now under control. 1t
is impossible at this time TO estimate the
loss. The following are the names of
the parties burned out; E. V. Cobleigh
& Co., stoves and tin-ware H. w. Whit
comb & Co., harness makers; Kent &
Griswold, dry goods; W. G. Baker, gro
ccries, also occupied by the Coos Repub-
tscan office and tenement Rowell &
Allen. dry goods and groceries; Frank
Smith & Co., -four and produce; A.
Cowing, barber shop; D. W. Smith,
groceries; Hosea Grey. meat market
Mrs. Stickney, dwelling.
The loss as far as ascertained up to
this time amounts to $4,000, with in
surance to the amount of about $4,000.
Notwithstanding the heavy loss by the
fire it is not believed that the business
of the place will suffer materially.
Already Messrs. Cobliegh. Kent & Co.
have contracted for new building to be
erected, and it is thought that most of
the buildings destroyed will be rebuilt.
The fire was unquestionably set by
tramps in barn in the rear of Rowell
& Aliens store. A large force of extra
police have been appointed to guard the
goods saved from the buildings.
The Coos Lodge and Waumbek En-
campment, | o, o. F., who occupied the
hall in Rowell & Aliens building, lose
all of their furniture, regalia, books and
papers, valued at $500; no insurance.
|
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-04-15
HORRIBLE MURDER in MAINE.

Frederick Savage, a Frenchman, MUIR
dered woman named Rose Vincent, of
Waltham, Mass, at Biddeford. Maine,
Monday evening. Savage, who is mar
ried man, inveigled the woman, who was
aloV married, TO meet him there, and
took her out in boat to sail, and as he
left the wharf, that was the last seen of
her alive. When down the river, Savage
threw her down in the bottom of the
boat and choked her to death. He then
stripped the body nearly naked and threw
it upon the rocks where it was found on
Tuesday. Taking the boat back, he fed,
but be was arrested during the day.
Robbery was at first thought to be the
motive, as she is reported to have money
in bank at Lawrence, Mass, but this
is not certain. When arrested he con-
fessed the murder and said he grabbed
Rose by the throat when only ten or
twelve rods from the wharf and strangled
her. When asked why he did it he
said: "Oh loved her too much. f"
Savage would say no more. In his pOck-
ct Officer Grant found Rose Vincent 8
pocket book, containing her ear jewels
and finger ring.
The murdered woman is said to have
formerly lived in Stanstead. Her maid
ed name was Mignault.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-04-15

cat the present time there is more
money than there is any employment
for, under the only conditions upon
which money seeks employment. Of
course many who need it are not in a
condition to obtain it, but that of itself
does not indicate scarcity of money,
but shows, rather, the weak and unfor-
tunate position of the person needing it.
A man suffering from the asthma may
find it almost impossible to get any air
into his lungs. and it would be no more
foolish for him to assert, because of that
fact, that there was not air enough, than
it is for the financially weak or diseased
to say that there is not money enough,
simply because they have not the means
of obtaining it
In nlnaing we would commend to the
attention of those who think more mon
ey is needed, the annecdote Of man in
Chicago who changed his views in re
gard to an initiation of the currency
for cause. He had applied to one bank
after another for loan of few thous-
and dollars in greenbacks. The banks all
had greenbacks enough, but declined to
lend them unless he would furnish col
laterals. From his personal experience
therefore, he directly came to the con.
clusion that the country did not need
any imitation of the currency. The
great thing needed, in his opinion, was
an imitation of collaterals. '''-BoStn
AdUertiser
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-04-15

Stanley Matthews proposes a substi-
tste for the existing bankrupt law. 1t
provides that any insOlvent debtor, who
shall make an assignment according to
the laws of the State in which he re-
sides, shall DO declared to be a bank
rupt, and when his assets upon distri-
button by his assignee shall have been
paid to his creditors within two years
from the date of his assignment fifty
per centum of their claims, he shall be
discharged and may file his petition in
the United States Court for the district
in which he may have made his assign
ment, in which case the court shall de-
termine and declare whether he is dis.
charged bankrupt.