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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-22
A Balloon Line Across a Swamp.

Several publications have recently
been made in regard to a projected line
of balloons to run between Spanish
Fort and New Lake End. 1t has been
found impracticable to construct with
out great expense a railway between
those points, owing to the swampy ma
tureof the ground. The details of the
contemplated balloon have not been con-
rectly or fully stated, and are given be-
low. The plan is not original so far as
the principles involved are concerned,
but the application is ingenious. 1t is
well known that, while balloons have
been constructed which are capable of
sustaining very large weights, no sue
cessful method of directing the course of
the air-ship has been devised. The
plan referred to above utilizes the full
lifting capacity of the balloon, and pro-
vides the means of controlling its move
mentS.
Spiles or posts are set along the lake
shore, making complete circuit, re-
sembling telegraph line. Along these
posts on the top are placed guide rails of
a peculiar form. Fitting these rails,
and sliding freely on them, are riders or
attachments to which are made fast the
. | 0uluC lODtS JlOIUluA anu SDNliiS WV
balloon, and so arranged as to brace 1t
against the wind from any direction.
Fitted in the posts are pulleys, over
which is passed wire rope, making a
complete circuit like a belt and Gid
ing on the pulleys; and this rope. is
moved at any rate of speed by an engine
stationed at a proper point in the circuit
The balloon is made in an elliptica
Io lo,,o,th fho haiorhf md
pointed at the ends, thus giving the least
surface for resistance to the atmosphere
From this, suspended by netting which
envelops the balloon, is an iron frame
on which the car is hung by double
pivots, similar to ships pinnacle. ThC
weight being in the car it remains il
its proper position, being braced by thu
guide ropes, while the float or balloon
oscillates above it if moved by thu
wind.
The car is fitted with graphing at
tachment which passes through tacklC
in the frame and to the car. The movins
wire rope is seized by the grapplin!
hook and the car and float move for
ward, drawn by the endless rope ant
guided by the rudders which slide alon!
the rails, from which it is impossible
for them to become detached. If it i
necessary to stop the grapple can be lie
go instantly and the car stopped: An.
number of cars can be used, followin!
: each other at short intervals. The guild
ropes can be heightened at will and tn
, car allowed to float at any desire'
height, being under perfect control. TIL
posts having only the weight of tn
guide rails, and no grading being re
quired, it will be seen that cost of con
! struction is comparatively small.
The plan seems to be feasible. 1t re
mains to be seen how it will work whe
put into actual operation. Ifthe attemp
, is successful, the aerial route will be eX
tensively patronized. 1t is understood
that company is being formed to III
dertake the enterprise.-NeoO OrLeGa
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-22
Languor, Its Cause and Reno ,y.

Inc cause OF languor, wnen III Is not sue I'M
mediate or indirect consequence OF positive
disease, is traceable to facilitating ts,npera-
ture Persons living in warm, moist climate
are peculiarly subject to it. Diminishedphysi-
cal vigor and an indisposition to active exer-
ton are its characteristics. Sometimes 1t is
accompanied by undue relaxation OF the bowels
and by dyspeptic or bilious symptoms. a relia-
BILE remedy is Hostetters Stomach Bitters, q
strengthening and Alternative medicine derived
from the purest and most ef1icacious vegetable
sources, with a pure spirituous basis, pro-
nounced by eminent physicians mild and
wholesome stimulant. The Bitters, foremost
of American tonics, is largely used in the
tropics, where the climate is very productive
of debility, malarial levers and disorders OF the
bowels, liver and digestive organs
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-22
Words of Wisdom.

We TAX little, if we do not talk abou
ourselves.
1t is the best proof of the virtues of t
family circle to see happy freside.
Prosperity seems to be scarcely safe
unless it is mixed with q little adversely.
To be really and truly independent is to
support ourselves by our own exertions.
Success has great tendency to con-
ceal and throw veil over the deeds of
men.
An able man shows his spirit by gentle
words and resolute actions; he is neither
hot nor timid. s#E51 #3
In the treatment of nervous cases, he
is the best physician who is the most in
genious inspirer of hope.
Rash words are scarcely more danger
Gus, and are generally much less I'M
wholesome, than capricious silence.
In talking everything is unreasonable
which is private to two or three or any
other portion of the company.
Domestic rule is founded upon truth
and love. If it has not both of these it is
nothing better than despotism.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-22

There is a young member of the De
trOit bar who is in sackcloth and ashes,
fSuratively speaking. The mOnotony OF
existence in these summer-scorChed days
is made doubly disagreeable by the men,
ory ola great mistake-a mistake which
has turned the course of true love awry,
and as it were, shattered the hopes of
this disciple of Kent and Blackstone. 1t
all came about over dish of ice-cream
the dish that will eventually bankrupt
all the chivalrous young men in America.
The young attorney and the young lady
who was wont to admire him so much
stepped into an ice-cream saloon on
Woodward avenue on Tuesday evening
and seated themselves at one of the little
tables which are always-no human
being can tell why-provided with three
chairs, one at the end opposite the wall
and one at either side.
Now it so happened that but ten min
utes before an elderly gentleman had oc-
cupied that same table, and previous to
eating his cream had removed a new set
of artificial teeth, which he had placed
upon the chair at the end of the table out
of sight. The old gentleman forgot
to take them with him, but when
the young lady pulled out the chair
and laid her mitts and parasol thereon,
accents that she failed to notice the
teeth. The chocolate and vanilla
was ordered and was fast disappearing
when the young lawyer was Mortified at
he discovery on the chair. He flushed
II bit and looked around to see whether
any of the other guests had noticed the
teeth. Of course he was too well bred to
make his discovery known to the young
lady, thinking that she had removed her
teeth 10 enjoy the cream with greater
zest; and when they arose to go he
reached over the table and, without look
ing at the chair, handed the young lady
her mitts and parasol.
He then made a business of turning
his back and talking to the waiter, in
order to giveIthe young lady time to az
range the teeth in proper position, and
the two were about leaving the place
when he discovered that the teeth sti-l
lay upon the chair. Here was a dilem-
ma The young lawyer was sure that
the young lady had just begun wearing
| false teeth, and was about to go away
and leave behind sixty dollar set. But
how to call her attention to the matter
was a problem. Finally he gently in
quired if she had not forgotten some
thing. The lady thought not.
Didn't you-didn't you leave one Of
your mitts on the chairP" stammered
the agitated young gentleman.
The lady pulled out. the chair and dis.
closed the teeth. The truth dawned
upon her.
"And you (boo hoo) thought (o-hooy
-tha-that these te-hee-th were
mine, you great big brute" she cried.
The wallzShome was pursued in silence,
and the young man hasn't been invited
to call again. Detroit Free Press.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-22

A dispatch from Cape Town, South Africa,
reports that KING CetywayO has sent word
that he wishes to surrender, but fears being
killed. reply was returned promising him
safety and good treatment.
A new cabinent has been formed in Austria,
with Count Taaie at the head as President OF
the Council and Minister of the Interior.
A London dispatch says that OF 100000
shares of the Panama canal scheme put upon
the nal ket only %, 900 shares have been taken.
Despite the failure NJ. dc Lesseps, backed by
"A French syndicate, Is determined 10 proceed
with the project. The Paris B0aTSe says:
M de Lesseps has received proposals from
respectable American quarters Offering to take
up the shares OF the Panama canal enterprise
which were not subscribed for IN France.
Negotiations to that end are proceeding"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-22
FOR THE FAIR SEX.
Fashion Notes.

Jet is more worn in Paris than ever.
Basques are made with long tabs at
the back.
Bunting suits are more fashionable
than ever.
Silk and Isle thread gloves are in all
he latest shades.
Short black satin skirts are shown to
wear with grenadines.
Chenille is seen in nearly all of the
latest galloons and fringes.
The breast of sea gull is used to orna-
ment the English round hat.
A ruched garniture for the neck is
called the Sara BeTnhardt collar.
Parasol Innings are sometimes of gay
Scotch plaids or bandana goods.
New stationery is in Queen Anne pat
ern with letters in old English text.
The cut-away basque is cutting away
very fast, and will ere long be out OF
fashion.
Overdresses for evening and dinner
wear are made of the new Breton lace
material.
Bonnets are of less importance now
Illdu llOcC IduitJ AOuAN Ais'eS "AANS SN "
be English.
Handsome half shawls are of blacl
chenille, netted and fringed with deeI
fluffy fringe.
The fern leaf carpets in Persian colors
with lighter borders to match, are tn
latest designs.
T. A new trimming material is the Tur
KEY satin, which is almost lusterless, bu
very handsome.
Beaded lace is in style still. On ligh
dresses under the blaze of gaslight
looks very snowy.
Stockings of lilac and of mauve tax
the place of Silver-grav and light-hlu
nose worn last year.
Pretty fichus are formed ofsilk braid
melted in large ineshes and finished wit
very deep fluffy fringe.
Handsome parasols are in light shade
of satin with deep soutache embroiderie
in the favorite wood colors.
The new bright shade of crimson
called "peony," and the shade of red i
crepe peoples is carmine bruno.
Some of the new sashes are finishe
with handsome painted ends instead {
embroidered ends as formerly.
An odd and pretty fan is of brocade
velvet, in palm leaf design, and is fiji
ished with the tips of peacock feathers.
Slippers are more fashionable for hous
wear than sandals. They are trimme
with satin bows set with crystal buckle
Moliere shoes are low shoes with fou
buttons and wide, flat double boz
and square buckle which set on the il
step.
Decorative art has got into the ha
and all manner of things in the allege
Egyptians, and other lines are stuck in
ornaments.
The latest Partisan novelty in bonnie
is cut away at the back. and has sever;
large roses placed in the opening. tt
face trimming is punches of smallC
roses.
The narrow scarfs used for trim
ming skirts are Partisan within
toilet garniture; the effect is graceful
producing correct outline and givin
an easy waving flow to the drapery
the overskirt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-22

DONNA WEAR, Flew - Make N. Esp Aos,s
'gpelNJkF0sesG JON X GSsNG@. W. Lewis, MsN
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-22
THE MARKETS.


Chew Jackson's Best SweetNavY Tobacco.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-22

Promises to pay are the substance Of
things hoped for and the evidence of
things not seen.-SteubcnUilIe Herald.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-08-22
Importance of Cleansing Beds and
Pillows.

Pillows.
Two little children were simultane-
ously attacked with canker rash in its
worst form. There had been no cases in
the vicinity for years, and they had been
kept entirely at home for the whole
winter, so there was no possibility of
their having taken the disease from any
outside exposure to contagion. 1t was
mysterious Providence, the Clergyman
said when he was called to perform the
burial service. Afterward it was ascer-
tanned that the mother had bought a
feather bed of peddler few weeks
before and used it on the trundle-bed for
her little ones to make them a comforta-
BILE nest for the cold weather. Upon
further investigation it was discovered
that the pedder had bought it at house
some twenty-five miles away, and that
two children had been sick and died of
scarlatina upon the same bed the year
before. The bed had been laid away in
an open chamber till the family sold out
their place to move away, and they sold
the bed to travelling peddler, for Il
trihing sum, thus distributing sickness
and death through distant town, for
the disease spread in every direction and
became regular epidemic. Had that
bed, Immediately after the death of the
first children, been washed thoroughly
and soaked in water with either little
carboic acid or spirits of ammonia added
to it and then dried in the sunshine, it
would have been safe to be used by any
one; but as it was it carried grief and
desolation into many households. OF
course it was not a premeditated wrong
it was a case of ignorance OF careless
ness.
Diphtheria has been conveyed by sing
beds in the same manner; and if indi-
viduals would only consider for amin
ute how much suffering might be pre-
vented they would be more careful.
There is never an effect without cuuse,
but perhaps the cause may not be dis
covered till too late to prevent the evil
1t is very little labor to cleanse pillows
and beds, it done in proper manner,
and common sense will show that it is
advisable to have it done often, even il
no sick person has lain upon them. A
days exposure to the hot sun-turning
over and shaking them up often-is q
great benefit and makes them sweete1
rs well as lighter. An occasional wash
ing is sure purifier. Carbolic acid is q
powerful disinfectant and it sweetens
beds, which will accumulate disagree
able odor if not thoroughly cleansed and
aired. Pillows can be washed without
ripping so that they will be delightfully."-
renovated. Use scalding suds in wash
tub to soak them well, and then pass
through rinsing waters till the water is
not colored at ALL This is all that is
required unless they really smell badly
In that case either carbolic acid or spirits
of ammonia should be added to the rims
ing water. Let them drain well anC
then hang them where they will get all
and sunshine.-A Farmers Wife, IN
Country GentZey217a.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-31

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