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Ten you Tree.
PENSIONS,

All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS
wounded ruptured, injured in the late war howev-
er slightly. can obtain pension by addressing GIL
MORE co.
Gases prosecuted by GIMoRE & co. before the su-
preme Court of the United States and Court of Claims
and the Southern Claims Commission.
Each department of our business is conducted in
separate bureau under charge of the same experience
ed parties employed by the old r Prompt attention
to all business entrusted to GILMORE 4 CO. is thus
secured. We desire TO win success by deserve
Ing it. Address,
GILMORE & CO., 629 T St., Washington, D. C.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-08-19

on my account from this date
HENRY T. PHILLIPS.
South Barton, VT, Aug IL, 1878. o34
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Moving Machines Repaired
ON SHORTEST NOTICE.

ON SHORTEST NOTICE.
All kinds Of Casting done; Machinery Built and
Repaired and satisfaction guaranteed. Come and sec
my Flows. Sugar Arches. Horse Powers. Churns. &C
Photograph Of Arch or Horse Power sent on appli
cation.
Nv. MURKLAND.
Barton, VT, June "a, 1878.
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'HRREiRs ar PAY AND RnlINTy.

OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS Of
the late war; their helrs in many cases entitled
to money from the Government of which they have no
knowledge. Write full history of SERVICE and state
amount Of pay and bounty received. Enclose stamp
to GILMORE & CO., and full reply, after exam
4ic.. -;Ill .ocxixro froa
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-08-19

You can buy the very best Plows including the cele
brated wooley Plows. the best kind Of Side Hill Plows
and all kinds Of Horse Hoes Also repairs for almost
every pillow made. You can see NEW SUGAR
ARCH. made Of iron, that is CHEAPER and BETTER
than any brick arch made. 1t takes only small
quantity Of wood and be set up in ten minutes on
the floor or the ground.
You can buy A HORSE POWER FOR $50. suitable
for churnng other light work. all up and ready
70 put the belt on to. You can buy SQUARE BOX
cHURN. or n BARREL cHURN. with crank or
pully
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-08-19
SAHFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER


Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Drug.
gists, Grocers, and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States and
Canadas. Price, 80 cents per bottle.
WEEKS g. POTTER, General Agents
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-08-19
MILLIoNS
electrified!

Science holds the lightning in her hand. What
was once the terror of millions Is now the minister
ing angel Of other millions. What killed now cures.
Electricity, as q grand curative and restorative
agent Is not equaled BY any other element or med,
vital spark has fled the body restoration by means
of electricity spossible. 1t is the last resort of oil
physicians and surgeons in suspended animation,
and has succeeded in restoring muscular action
and life when the breath had apparently left the
body The value of this great element in the treat
ment of such diseases asa rheumatism, Paralysis,
St. Vitus'. Dance. Inflammation Of the Kidneys,
etc., remains unquestioned by the highest medical
authorities. But how, apply it to am, part Of
ecoDowyicntlY The Invention Of Goilins'
VOlInic Plaster meets this great popular want.
and furnishes electricity to millions OF unhappy IN
valids IN so perfect a manner as to challenge the
admiration of the medical faculty. Collins
VoItaic Plasters consist Of silver and zinc
plates, carefully attached together, and imbedded
in highly Medicated Plaster. For Local Pains.
Lameness, Soreness, Numbness, Weakness and In
flammation of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen,
Bowels, Bladder, Heart, and Muscles. Collins
Voltaic PIastcrs are the most speedy, safe, and
effective remedy offered the afflicted and are
warranted superior to every other plaster before
the public. Price. . cents. Sold by all Whole.
sale and Retail Druggists throughout the United
States and Canadas, and by WEEKS g. POTTER,
Proprietors, Boston. Ask for and insist upon
having
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NOTICE.

Irasburgh. VT, Aug. IL. 1878.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04
RITH IND JfCOB.
One Thousand Dollars Wanted for ~ kiss
The Order Of Kebcknh.

GAIFsBuRG. H., Feb. 22. In the Circuit
Court to-day the ease Of Martha j. Cline ngt
Henry Soldwrl for 81 900 damages. was heard
Inis WAS Il case Of trcspnss upon the person.
Tho parties urr members OF the Order of Odd
Follows in Yates city.
On opening the case Attorney Willouehhy
stated 10 the Jury that the crime charged against
the defendant was kissing the complainant IN
the dark without her consent Mrs Cline
testified substantially as follows On the I'D
day of December. 1875. she attended Il
meeting # odd Fellows ut Yates CITY.
Henry Soldwcll belonged TO the lodge, and
she was a member Of the Order of Re-
hekal. At the close of the business meeting
the brothers and sisters Of tho lodge in
Obliged IN 4 social game of Ruth and
Jacob. SOdwell was Jacob and she was
Kuth, In TINS game Jacob took unwarrantablr
Liberties with Ruth, squeezed her hand. chased
licr h'hlnd IA" door, and nadr an assault with
attempt - kiss. ON the same evening about 4
O'Clock. her husband not being in attendance at
the Lodge" Sodwell acted as her escort home.
On tn" way. when near her rcsi,lcnrr he threw
his arm nround her and kissed hcr three times
right There IN the dark. Shc-all the time re-
sisllng freed herself from hls embrace and
ran home alone. Mrs Cllne's husband, thirty
years her senior testified that he was sitting
on pile pl lumber near his house. waiting Tor
his wife 10 com" along with some of the nrigh-
saw IN" faces of defendant and complainant in
very close pros mlly; that ehr left him and ran
into the house. and On hi lClinc'sl goin. in ms
wife told him all about Sodwell Insulting her
The defence claimed that It WAS a pure case of
black mail Cline owed SoldWcll s625. This
morning the Jury after being ont eight hours
brought IA "A verdict Tor the defendant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04
7IfEITS IN THE TREASURY.
National Banks and Lady Clerks Made 70
Make Up for Stolen Money.


The forced resignation Of Mr. Southwick
Guthrie. cashier of the Treasury Department
mas gwen rise to u great deal of talk. So far
tue Treasury Department has not given out the
reasons why Mr.. Guthrie was asked to resign
and. IN the absence of official information ru-
nor mas been very busy. A couple Of years ago
Mr.. Guthrie was charged with being too Ia
mlllar WIN certain members of tn. District
ring. and that II wis shown that he received
S;94o Tor services performed for the District in
llNing up some kind OF financial exhibit. the
work on which was done 10y clerks under him.
and dur ing office hours Some persons charge
that the last package missed from the Treasury
~ 500 had something TO do with his bain9
asked To step down aud out. Just prior TO that
a AZ, s nncsage eontaining $4,000, was missed.
inc ia,t mat II hii been stolen was kept from
me public until few weeks since. when il
FAXED out II some way Almost instantly, ex-
business in Indianapolis Ind denied All
knowledge 81 the loss.
lady who founded the Penny Lunch Home. in
thlS city. which il now doing so much good
and who II qualified 10 speak ON such matters
furnishes the following
The real TACT, in the cac are that the package Wa
given To his nephew o,arry across the han from one
cro. the a ana Mr. l mate TR Rsier Sgy'r s
~ . ~ i.,I l. mas, IL up me only ieina,, clerk who
,aii he paid that money out Of his pockct say he
psnoety connaept | can prove To M contrary don't
man in hisi fi To. n,s ky on ', l nS Se 10 ,,S
il ,s , 10 ,,,'' ,n,h sum mat ou-h 70 SOM, from
T qS' no" H SIl.',HG n io[,eI ,hr Ssey1 OF nc
v'f w." 'Au ''lthrr acted ~ annir',s amt tried To
,on hsca 1. bc H"'% ,n n@, man v who sascd M ro
S "H view "" Of VIM w '' any ,n5 about h sl@c"
~ an order issued that the national banks
should DC nncdi the money sent not IN the psck.
~ s1ntalng i placed ia lust such manner lti,
Gu It rcSl wi , ,Sn an n "'sII VA rfnt 81 rs
can ur proved ls sum has not been accounted FOR 1t
II ~. What "s done VIII I t nN ~, ,'"ln
Mo TAX Ia. Iss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04
rEnrInr. JEllousr. md MrnDnn.
A faithiess Wife and her Paramour Locked
Up In ~ Nebraska Jan.

SIDNEY. Feb. %. Charlie Philips sudden
~ disappeared from the ranch Of Il. J. Walroth.
Il wealthy stock owner. who lives about five
miles this side Of Big Springs the scene Of tho
Union Pa'iiie express rohhnry. Philips had
been .nghG ri on the farm for a year past lie
WAS Is or 20 years Of age, sober. and indus
trlous, Waroth. bcing absent from home u
gr"ai deal. conferred upon Philips the author
IL, 70 loWS ai'ri his interests at the ranch.
Mrs. Naruth is not more than twenty-five
years OF az lull of blood, and a little given TO
flirting Walroth suspected an Legitimate in
timacy between his wife and Philips. and to
guard ms home from dishonor during his long
Harry Dnbolscto live N the ranch and do gen
erai work. This WAS about nine months ago.
Duoolse, Is ilnc-lQokng fellow. twenty-five
well educated. and polite He outshone the
other fellow, and the tickle and faithlcss wife
transferred her affections from the first Ia the
lnstemplovocof horhushnnd. jealousy prompt
sd fhIips TO threaten her exposure 10 her hus-
On sunday last Mrs walroth confessed that
she knew Whoro Philips was that he had been
murdered and the body thrown into the river,
and that the decd had been done 10y Harry Du-
boise. She said that on the day before pnIius
was 10 lc sent away he had threatened 10 tcll
81 ", ana inld MN he must Kill Philips. Then
they arranged plan 10 cnticc him away from
me nous" ana murder him. Duholse called
and told him that hetDubois was a mrmbcr of
the gang TINT robbed the express train at Big
springs; that S2OOO0 OF the gold WIS buried
On the lands Of the Platte river, which il only
tnr'e hundred yards from Walroth's house
lle told Philips that 100000 OF the money
belonged To one of tho robbers who had
escaped the officers, and the remainder be-
longri To- himself. H. had adviccs to the effect
that the unknown rohl"r would return the next
day for the nancy and proposed to Phillips
that they should x" Immediately. dig NJ the
hair. Phillips. consented. and thry started Al
midnight While they were trcndug narrow
prl toy IN" river bank where i whlrls in deep
rddirs in its sandy bed. Dubuise silently
dropped behind Philips, and firing with "A re-
Nulyrr. struck linn centrally in the back of The
head. TIA" bullet coming ont bNwern The cyos
Th"p pInI's% l w., nv yHS Eorkr's with
Duboise and Mrs Walroth were LODGED in
Sidney Jail yesterday. Philips r,body was found
IN the river half milo below the scene of the
murder w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04
IjIIIJ.

BLACK on saturday. March . at her rc.idencc %
James BACK "
Notice 80 mineral hereafter
FAkkLIlN.-Dn SUNDAY morning March 3 Pbitin
fltftiN, lu tlf +i-t gear uf 'li-l-r
lhe inu.tal WI take aOg from Do. late rcsicncc Pas
~hc y o. II "clwk. Train lyuv..f.,t of Chambers
~. tlic RAILWAY AZ ln"N .oce u, .iiNr- and friends
arg invited Carriages will bee ne tio iltl bot
MANkERr-On saturday. MARCH, = William Markcrt
N tic @ist wear ui ms
ke huNes and rrnd- arc re.I,D tuS invited 10 attend
the funeral on Monday. the I'm az o., Och T. NJ from
tht residence cod IN putcuts fi- HrWorv.
MEEkS.-In tlis city. on Friday March l. Joseph W.
M,,hs. IA the 1.hi year of his
lh' iun'rtl VIII take lltrr from the ,silonfc his
,"hh law, Dexter 4 I4wkns. West 3tih It. on Mon.
dN, March :, ~ II Relatives AMI friends are re-
sltciiuN invited g. attend
TNitMAN On March . Narearot TNdcman at hey
residence, $40 Myrtle Av. kroohlNu
a. LAY nj . T.
Nouci The officers aud members o. Ashland Lodge,
y" ~ h 81 T.. nr hrrclN summoned o. assemble al
te,r CAST, Han on Iur,inv morning March o. ats
A VI , in san uniform white gloves. without haldric 10
iN r L., tribute OF respect 10 our late brother T. u.
David II rcch
BY order oi thee G.
JAMES n HAMMOND X of Y and s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04

whore they could be caught by n boom. md
h'rt until sawed. Iuytons partner was Major
james H. Perkins who is still living and tx oun
OF tho Mcalthlrst and most respected mon in tho
rty. Perkins aud Layton bought the hurstrd
piltipn the Legislature aud obtain II clnrt,,r
Tor building the hoom. Thousands of dollar,
were sprni. ana millions of feet Of lumber LOST
M'lpr"fhc boom br 'aiur permanently stIsorf a nj
INC huomn-o hcforc llcrdic captured the com
lany was i'iy cents u thousand feet The foi-
LOWING rit Will give an IDEA VI the boom, which
now foods twenty-five or thirty steam snwmiiis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04
M.fRRfID.

AtkFRMAN-FOPE --On THURSDAY evening Fob ~
Az me residence "i tie brides mother. 2tl Warren 4
to Martha Lucinda rope ~
pENNI>fuN- GElGGS ON wrlneslav Feb ~ At the
rtcucc 90 The lgit -iathrr 30 ktcr.un Brook ~
~ NE Key. Henry Scuddcr LAUDER nrnui-tou OF New
NmlsoF orange county, y Y, to Mars l.. Griggs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04

Arrived - suAY MARCH,
$ city of Richmond, LeItch. Liverpool Feb 81 and
Queenstown 22d.
- Somerset, StamIcr. Bristol
- Herman Living -tuu, pa.-ctt. Savannah
s. colon. Griffin. Aspnwal!
fulk ' w ''''
ship Royal Alexandra. Humphreys calcutta
ship knicua. Hagen. Antwerp.
Bark Osaka. Low Annoy
Bark Grnnada. frcs,cV, Pr,grcso
Barb Rhca. Budis Sciun
Bark krimpcn dc l. X. Juuslnius. Do,uy
Bark Nellie Brett. DaNl. London
Bark TRAIT Union BillnW. taue Ilayu
Bark Euus Bcriina. Antwerp
Brig itallA Rurgicro Naples
Also the river and rua~twi y.ssnls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04
Business llutitrs.

Surgical Elastic Stocking.. Knee Cans. Alb
doininal Belts Ac. POmeroA Truss CO. 74d Broadway
knox's Spring Style SIX Hat. Issued To- DAY,
rricc :" ~ Broadway and fhth Avenue Hotel
The Hest Remedy for Children while Teeth.
M r. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04

l'nm NJ B.,fAi Past
A wcll,informcd Republican member Of the
ON" Legislature whites tpa ihnd m Mhshngtun The
feeling hUr nt Columbus AGAINST Pre- sidrut HAYES ~ al.
most unanimous amt /, pruwing worse all the time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04

Girohdin DSinf",rant destroys the infection
ana anmlilAt,s All offensive odOlA from sewer lAs,S
should he u-,d IN every dwelling Park TiiiOTd, sole
agents lVr United States,-Ah.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04

Would never disigurc bellies and bcanx did they
but makc 90 llnrniAs' Steam tuukrd White Wheat ur
Oats dail! aiucl, VI G,,t sold b.. all grVcors-Ad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04

\ new source of life is introduced 10y Phil
iss fal"i'ldV God LAYER Ol. IN combination viii
rh"srho Auirillh'. All druggists Depot rLit st-ih
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04

But we combine it with valuable herbs. and
produce the sure rure, Elliott tart clio tatair Snun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04
THE SUCCESS OF rur SEASON.


CELEBRATED CASE.
Out to-day IA No az al the
flkESlDE Companion
1his story D.. founded on ihc Uo' ulr play now hong
acted IA tir luiW square lhratt. ~. IitN has been
hn inonS Success from tho start and the interest IN It
c"uhhs oincichsr the story equal, Thrilling. aud
tHuui TAU 4" Ice equally mt .iin- II gins IN Nn ~
of the FIRE SIDE COMPANION. out to-day aud ur s,le
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-04
MARIN; INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALuANAc-rufs nv
Sunrises. - sun : o. Moan m
=.
sandy Hook. trlGuv siaui 81 He'll Gate. 10 10
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-04
"moo SHOT NeAIH."
Black Hills Times.

When the body of the murdered Di Hee
was found, the gaping wound in the head
where the hatchet had been deeply buried,
told the manner of her death. The blood
bespattered walls, the confusion in the apart
ment, the attitude of the body, all bespoke a
violent struggle. The mark Of a bloody left
hand across the mouth, told that the clutch
ofthe assassin had stiled her cries. The
premises and body, after the inquest, were
turned over to her friends.
In obedience to the superstition prompted
customs Of these people, perfumed paper
and various colored candles were burned
about the corpse.
All the unique ceremonies required by
these customs, were duly observed, and the
body buried. A we'll behaved spirit should
have ridden from this vale of tears on the
incense created by the burning of their Of
ferings, but not so with the indignant spirit
of Madam Di Hee. The first night that the
premises were occupied after the removal of
the remains, a gentle tap, tap, is heard at
the door; the voice of the dead is heard
in reply, the door is opened, and a male
voice without begs admission; the door
creaks upon its hinges a. it is opened wide,
the hurried step of two men is heard a
struggle follows, and then again all is still.
An examination shows the room in its usual
order, the door fastened as before. OF
course the haunted premises are promptly
vacated, and have SO remained since.
And now comes the occupants of the ad-
iacent houses, who tell that in the dead
hours of night. when honest men are sup
posed to sleep, and ghosts to ride the gale
on broomsticks, mop handles, etc, and to
sit astride the chimneys of deserted old
houses-the haunted houses of our child.
hood-there is heard in the vacant tene.
ment, struggling, muttering curses, and the
voice Of the murdered woman exclaimine
in pitiful, pleading accents, "Moo shot
nghin," "Moo shot nghin." "Moo-,'
and the words die away in a gurgle, AZ
though the speaker was being ~strangled,
and all this when no person in the flesh il
about.
In all this, to the average Chinese mind
is no mystery. The unnatural manner o.
Di Heels death, the necessary interruption
and dlsarrangement of their ceremonies, BY
reason Of the presence Of their officers
have disquieted the spirit of the dead wo
man, and it or she returns 10 the scene O
her former festivities.
Chinatown is stirred to its very csntel
over the ghostly p%resence, and vigorous
steps ere being taken to conciliste th,
grieved ghost. Meanwhile our real estat,
speculators are interested, and predict tina
property in that neighborhood may soon b,
bought dirt cheap.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-04

2 Passenger train going east connects at Davis
junction with branch trains arriving 1T Port
landvtlle at 12. 10 p. M, and then connecting with
Howsrd's stages for Virginia. Eden, Fairview,
Beleit. Canton Harrisburg, Flandreau, Linwood,
Rock Rapids, sioux Falls and all points on the
Big sioux River, and from leaving Portlandville
at l.l5 p. M. connects ut Davis junction with
S: # Eiix Point with stages for P inca, Neb.
and Richla d. D T.
8. At Vermillion With stages for Lodi, River.
side, Turner. Bloomingd ale and Finlay.
s. At Meckltng with stages for 81. Jsmcs.
=. At Gayvllle with stages for st. Helena.
Z. At Yankton with stages for all points In
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras
ka; and during the season of navigation with
Missouri River Transportation Companies line
Rice, Bismarck, Stevenson, Berthold. Buford,
Carol and Benton; connecting at Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This is the only Direct Route to the
Black Hills.
E.V DERRIcKsoN, CENT SuDsrin6snd't
A0ent.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-03-20
Words of Wisdom.

He is rich who is poor enough to be
generous.
To extol ones own virtue is to make a
vice of it.
About a pint of tears go to every
pleasure, taking the world over.
Who has not known ill fortune never
knew himself or his own virtue.
We must not contradict, but in
struct him that contradicts us for a
mailman is not cured by another rum
ming mad also.
Every man has something to do
which he neglects; every man has
faults to conquer which he delays to
combat.
Have the courage to speak your
mind when it is necessary to do SO, and
hold Jour tongue when it is prudent
that You should do so.
Truth is torch, but one of enormous
size so that we try to sling past it in
rather a blinking fashion, for fear it
should burn us.
Character is always known. Thefts
never enrich; aims never impoverish
murder will speak out of stone walls.
The least admixture of lie-for exam
pie, the smallest mixture of vanity, the
east attempt to make a good impress
sion, favorable appearance-will In
stantly vitiate the effect ; but speak the
truth, and all nature aud all spirits
help you with unexpected furtherance.
1t was finely said by Socrates that
the shortest and most direct road to
popularity is "for man to be the
same that he wishes to be taken for. u
People are egregiously mistaken if they
think they can ever attain to permanent
popularity by hypocrisy, by mere out.
side appearances, and by Disgusting not
only Their language but their looks.
True popularity takes deep root, and
spreads itself wide but the false falls
away like blossoms for nothing that is
false can be lasting.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-03-20

took out faded bouquet. She trembled
as she did 50.
"Untie it unite it r. said Monsieur
DescOudraies.
She united the bouquet, and found the
note which had been hidden there forty
two years Both of them remained
silent. l wished to go, but Monsieur
Descoudraies rose.
Madame De Lorgerel took his hand,
and said: "You are right. We must
not let this memory Of youth in our
hearts pass before two old faces like
ours. Let us avoid anything so redicu-
lous, which would degrade the noble
sentiment which will perhaps make us
happy the remainder of our lives. Do
not return for some days"
Since that evening, Descoudraies and
Madame De Lorgerel scarcely ever quit.
ted each others society. There exists
between them a sentiment such as ]
never before beheld. They go over to-
gether all the minute details of that love
which twas never explained nor expressed.
They have thousand things to tell each
other; they love in retrospection. They
would much like to be married; but
they dare not, SO much does ridicule
often mar our purest wishes.
n. B.-Young ladies, always unite
and well examine any anonymous bou,
quet you may.receive, for lover is more
agreeable at twenty than at sixty; and
forty years OF expectation is really nc
inkaI