Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-08-04

lights connected with midsummer, and
the stories of the horses and cows and
squirrels and rabbits and many other
ANIMALS. are charming for the little
ones. Parents can delight themselves
as we'll as their children by sending 10
cents to John l.. ShOrey, publisher, 36
Bromfeld st. Boston, and asking in re-
turn for the August number of The
Nursery.
We would call especial attention to
the new testimonials in DR.. Smyth's
card in an other column. DR.. Smyth
has long been successful practitioner in
the true field of the physician--treating
chronic diseases. The tendency of all
acute diseases is to get we'll if let alone,
all the best physician can do is
to guard against complications. With
chronic diseases, it is otherwise; their
tendency is not to get we'll, and as we
said before, here is the true field for the
physician to labor in. Here is where
we find DR.. Smyth, and the testimonials
of many in this vicinity, as we'll as
throughout the State. attest to his SUI
perior skill. There are but four more
Tuesdays during the doctors present
stay among us, that he may be seen at
Fosters Hotel. Those who would see
and consult the doctor ought to do SO at
Poor Us.-Our beloved neighbors of
the Express, strange to say, permitted
one of those wicked fellows, it had previ-
ously compared to potato bugs, book
agent, to completely annihilate. if one
letter could annihilate, their esteemed
brother of the MONITOR. One +. B.
Winnie writes us letter, in which he
speaks IN high praise of the MONITOR,
compliments the editor on his influence,
his integrity, his ability and his success
in introducing good book into the
county-all over the left. We feel like
returning the compliment, and as we
stated last week, that he had undertaken
by deception, lying and fraud" to in
troduce his books, we will state now that
he put no less than thirteen plain false
hoods in his letter in the Express, and
then didn't make US out perfect. We
had very pleasant interview with him
in our office, tried to calm him down
and cool him off, but he would not calm
or cool. He really felt hard towards us
because this paper had been the means
as he said, of keeping the old Independ.
ent readers out of "some extreme border
towns" Worse than all, after we haC
entertained him for half an hour ano
poured the oil of kindness into his in
famed soul, he would not so much al
leave his photograph with US, though
urgently requested. Poor Winnie
hadn't you better return to the more
suitable and congenial occupation O
liquor seller?
BARTON LANDING.
L. D. Webster has gone to Saratog;
to spend few weeks for his health. H,
leaves his store in charge of his sol
Henry.
The funeral services of Mrs. John G
Bartlett were attended at the M. E
church Sunday afternoon. A very larg
number were present and much sympa
thy was felt and expressed for the be
reaved.
AS Anger M'Caskill and his sister
Mrs. Graham, with three children, wer
crossing the railroad in this village
their horse got frightened at train AM
threw them all to the ground. Mrs
Graham was quite badly hurt, the other
escaped injury.
Dan lvers who was arrested some tim
since at South Barton by deputy Gee
W. Parker, and slipped the officer, wa
again arrested last Thursday at Lyndon
vile by Sheriff Silsby. He was take
to Barton Landing and tried before Jus
tice Guild for an assault on Zalmo
Goodnow, and for striking Aaron Drown
of South Barton. He was fined $40 an
: costs for the first offence, and 81 an
costs for the second, making in all $50
g 80. 1t costs something to be ugly.
Last Monday night as A. G. Park'
and E. G. Stevens were returning fro
Irasburgh, the night being very darl
t their horse stepped off the road, on Il
l steep hill near Bradley Dewey's. g
s frightened and ran away. Mr.. Park
q was thrown out and badly bruised, ar
i the dentist brought up head first in
(; sand bank. The horse went off the bar
and got entangled so that the harne
e had to be cut to liberate him. Parti
e were sent from here to pick up the i
i surance papers, tho dental instrumen
and the demolished team.
o DERBY.
/. DIR. Clark has taken possession of Il
!, Harry Human house, just north
r Benjamin Humans, and Charles Bate
ii elder has moved into the house vacat,
?. by the DR..
" There are quite large number
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