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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03
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In Woodstock, Nov. 80, Ada, wife OF
Schuyler Barrows, aged 81 years and 10
months.
In Windsor, Nov. 23d, Curtis Cady,
formerly Of Woodstock, aged 10 years
and months.
In Hartland, Nov. 25th, Of dropsy, Mrs.
Adeline L. Aldrich Hall, aged 81 years
and months.
In Woodstock, Dec. 2, Virginia A.
Hough, wife OF Henry H. Woodbury.,
aged "a years.
Funeral at the residence on Lynden street
Ut ! slf-past 10 A ~ Thursday.
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LAND OWNERS AND HOME LOVERS. "a
live newspaper dealing with live issues
"for Land owners aud Home Lovers every.
werc," has just come To our table, and |,
makes dccldcad advance In journalism
for the great class to which II appeals
Its name Is LAND AND HOME, and though
published In New YORK has much of In.
terest 10 the people OF Milne, Texas, Cal
lfornla aud Florida and all the States be.
tw0en. The kecnc c)mm)n sense of Its
editorial paragraphs are quite refreshing
10 every one who considers the relation
Of Land Ownership to Society and to ia IN.
els and village people, In thci. fields and
garden work and by the pleasant Preside.
Among the wrlSers are many Of the fore
most, thinking, prac ical aeriCulturlsts.
While having much Of iatcrest and value
10 otle, IN Scientific and Practical Az, |.
culture and Horticulture, Da;rylng aud
Stock Farming, is department for Home
and Fveside Is Spcc!aiy unique and char
ming. Indeed the Whole paper Is gotten
up Ia quite TN original style. Its Market
Reports dealing with the business side of
farming, review each week, the markets
of all the principal cities, give valuable
information as to when, where and how
to buy aad sell, and are perhaps tie most
complete ofany agricultural paper pub
lshcd. LAND AND HOME is a handsomely
printed, Illustrated Weekly Newspaper,
and the subscription price Is only 81 per
year, or three months on trial for 90 Cents
Every subscriber also gets u iiDe Hello
type Engraving OF Landseer's celebrated
"Wi!d Cattle at Chillinghrm,' or Bright
Saucy Picture Of u little gil snow ball
ing, entitled "The Challenge" for 20 cents
ext a. A postage stamp for sample
copy, sent 10 land AND HOME, 81 Park
Row, New York, will be well invested;
or those Of Oh. readers who desire can
send their subscriptions through this
office. As we have made special rates for
CLUBBING that Journal with our own, we
can furnish it In clubs with the AGE for
$500.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03
CansMInpli0n lure.

An old physician, retiring from prac,
toe having placed IN his hands l,y an
East India missionary the formula Of q
simple vegetable remedy Tor lhe
speedy and permanent cure for con-
sumpllon, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
apd all throat and Lung Affections,
also a positive and radical cure for
Nervous Debility and MI Nervous
Complaints, after having tested lis
wonderful curative powers in thou,
sands Of cases, has iell Il his duty 10
make Il known to his suffering fellows,
AcIaaIed by this motive and desire
10 relieve human suffering, | will send
nee Of ,iarge 10 NIL who desire II, This
receipt, German, French or English.
with fNl, direction lor preparing aud
using, Seat ~ mail by addressing
with stamp, nHminp Ibis paper W,
W, shtrar 40 Powers Block, Roch,
ester n, Y,
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03

WANTED-The Subscriber being com.
w petent aud thorough Tsil1ress, wants oil
those having Coats, Pants aud Vests to make.
to bring them to her, where they will get
then, cheaper and better made than at any
other place in Woodstock. House, 9Th door
from Eage Hotel. South Street.
MRS MARY GOBMLY ENNIS.
Woodstock, Nov. 90, 1879.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03

1t now appears that bob" Toomst
IS Grant man, and has Deen for five
years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03

CENTAUR LINIAIENTS the
Worlds great Pain-Relieving
remedies. They heal, sOOthe and
cure Burns, Wounds, Weak Back
and Rheumatism upon Man,
and Sprains, Calls, and Lame
ness upon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03
Et< age.
wednesday, Dec 3, 1879.
MACON HANGED.

WINDSOR Nov 70 -masoo" paw
ed the night under strict guard oitwe
keepers, Superintendent Rlee had
seen to II that Magoon has had all the
comforts possible 10 give 10 doumed
man. The same gallows used for The
execution OF fhaif was e'ee'so '"s
forenoon ~ inc west P''so" ""''
The Legislature ~ W Inst SESSION. I"
doP'ed a resolution depIrc"hns VIC
Intervening 81 eohVic" ubae' w" e'"
tenee for capital offences, and hence
reporters have.been depafred lhpl PRIV
ilege, hut no was Interviewed ~ ~
o'clock A, NJ. by d. u, j.. WWAoh'
his family physician, VINO entertained
q hope that Magoon might many
make confession Alter informing
Magoon that there was no nope tha'
Gov. Proctor would repfleve h'm' Dr
Watson asked MN u no hau Any eoh'
iess'"n TO MAKE 70 ~h'cn Nh s''n IT,
p''ed u never '")a'ra nav " w.!
man hcao S""'' Wv q" '""'V'"'
man.
d. "a'soh-pa' W. w '"'"" you
killed Streetcr."
Magoon-"Why should / r
Dr. Wa'son-"liave you any mes
sage to send to yourwile aud child
rem 7" ,
""s'o" " WV" y" w"
ua".".o,.oa ,ha anna sn,.,d ;,d,G,.r
",.-.',.,..l ~, .,,
s, ,. w.. ;n,,.,o.a,;o, hasa ia
Las aa.,..od ,;s do,a,mino,;on No, =,
.'s ,Ia aaaa ~ a,ma and doo,,,
-. w. Sl..sw ,,,l ,.,.o - ,..,.,.
h,., ,,,,., ,no ..gIJ u,o hody w;il
~ - W., To,a
49,, 49,, ., g., mo., ,;s ,,,or,
..;,, ,a,.a ,I..a n,;,i n .ormon no
T,ao. ~. ,,.,,o. or,ho Mo,ho-
A.. rn1 W s,;. c.,o. 10 Lo.o
Wv: ,, ~; .',';a.na,nu,
IT.. Wv. .,,,;,-,.., no m"m !,
-, 49,. .h .,l.., san :; o.,,,on,
' ~ ,,o.,. .a..a,,a,Ia ,n.m Ma,oo,
s ..i, s.., ,;.,a, .. 'o,I
49,: wv.
ff"Ni'''' ~" i"N "N"'''''N'
Inc gaufd'room was well h''eo W.T."
witnesses at l O'CLOCK Champ'a'"
Mick was constantly win Magoo"
giving spiritual advice. reporters
were ADMITTED al LILO, ana LOOK posi-
tons on the balconies wh''e the De-
putty Sheriff adjusted the moose and
other deputies, under the direction OF
Sheriff Stimson, arranged all the de-
tails carefully TO avoid any accident,
io' MaSoo" s"'o he "o"'o fe'us' "
wy
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{" P.!e',' '",'"s ""'0" t'',' "'Soou
'"' WV" "''o' 'e'e'eu''A''y P'".''
upon Ills io'"e'u' o"e''n o'''n'
SUI '"e" ,eau '"e "a',"n' W ", cav g.
ou''o"' az" N'eo'" 'ooNeu Vic s"e''n
s'e'o''S''y 'of IL" n'o'''.",S'
'"en c''S' "'s eyes uo"" anu a'oui' I'VE
Speo'''o''' 'ne' ''''e''oo.eu ''e ""se''
" oo'n MINUS across Ills ''P' anu as
'ne one''n pronounced Tue wo'os'
DE hanged oy 'ne neck until oeao'
ne looked oeL'ho '"e cha'r 10 'ne ia'a'
drop ana scowIed' out MS eyes dldht
niger there.
THE MURDERER's STATEMENT.
When the reading of the warran,
was finished the Sheriff said:
"Asa Magoop, have YOU anythinp
to say before YOU die 2"
Masoon-"I have"
Sherif-"Then YOU can saw it,"
Mauoon-"Can I have time"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03
ORANGE COUNTY.

|
CHELSEA. Geo. Durham, OF Wash
: ington, was arrested last week on thu
charge of burning barn belonging t'
T. G White. On examination hi
was held for trial at the county court
Failing to obtain bail he was commit,
ted to Chelsea Jail to await his trial
He is abou. rs years old and is repre-
sented as being weak-lninded young
man.
NEwBURY Mrs. Sarah A. Dake,
of West Windsor, died at the resi-.
dence Of Rev. J. English. last Satur-
day. She came, only a few days he.
fore her death, to spend the winter
with her daughter, and was attacked
with cryslpelas and died thus sudden
ly. She was 70 years Of age.
BRADFORD. - The remains of Chas
Aldrich. son of John u. A'dricb, ar
rived here on tie afternoon train
of Thursday. He left here in the
Fall of 1876 to 60 to Louisiana, aud
died there Of yellow fever, during the
epidemic Of last year.
WASHINGTON drove of 1900
turkeys must be an Interesting sight.
That is the number Glover man re-
Gently drove to Washington.
SrLAFFoRD.-The young wife of
Albert Clark, son of Rev. Eli Clark,
has for several months been insane.
Recently her insanity increased in vi
clencn, and she was sent 10 the asy
lum at Concord, N. a.
RANDoLpH.-The winter quarters
of the Normal school is full under
way with an attendance of 118, Il
number that has never beer surpassed,
and but once equaIed during the win.
ter since its establishment.
BRooKFlELp.--M. B. Gaylord has
three children that are to teach school
this winter-two 10 BronkGeld and
one in Chelsea.--Mrs. Betsey Fisk,
widow Of the late Aaron A Fisk, has
a silver coin that her husband found
while digging bill Of potatoes in
Cornwall, some twenty years ago,
which bears the date of l772.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03

Our EXPERIENCE FROM NAY. -"|
had been sick and miserable SO long
had caused my husband SO much ex'
pense and trouble, no one seemed To
know wha, allied me, that ! was com.
pletely dishertened and discouraged.
Ia ibis frame Of mind got bottle OF
Hop Bitters and used them unknown IL
my family. soon began to improve
and gain 50 fast laat my husband and
family thought it STANCE aud unnn'nr
al, but when | ted them what had
helped me they said "llurrah for Hop
Bille~! long may they prosper tor
they have made mother well and us
happy.'-Thc Mother.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03

SPURTS Of disgusting Muous,
Snufles, Cracking Pains in the
Hoad, Fot;d Eroath, Deafness, and
any Catarrhal Complaint, can be ex-
terminated by Woi Do Meyers
Catarrh Cure. a Constitutional An
tidoto b, Absorption. Tho most I'm.
portant Discovery sinoe Vaccination
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03

to get eyidunse before the Legislature,
but they woulia't let ne, My law
yes have taken $4,000 from me,
and its all they'll gel, for they didn'l
help me, Give me ope year 10 get a
a new trial, and II the desclslon ID
against me after tho hearing Wont
find q word of fault toe being hung
] always used slreeter well kept him In
spending money led him eleven moalhs
aud then 10 b. killed for treating u
q man we'll, IL aIn'l right trembling
violently and shedding tears)i 'fs un'
iasl, Why, think OF II gentlemen
Could leave q .a,year'old colt In tho
road and go back aud kill a man Dr.
Jackson said he was shut through the
cheek | never had gun, That
the people Of Vermont may undeF'
stand after ! am killed, ! want them
TO know that | am an innocent man.
THE FINAL SCENE.
Magoon thea nat down, placed his
hands In position to DO bound aud
was assisted to the fatal drop by the
deputies, and just before the black
cap was drawn down over his face he
said, addressing Dr. Watson on bal
conyi
"Take good care OF ne, win you
take me home T.
Watsou--No, leave you III your
brother Johns al Waits River
The cap was Drawn down aud NJ
Las the Sheriff spoke the fatal words,
touched the spring anJ Magoon drop
ped seven feet and three inches with
n dull lhnd--breaking his neck. Ev-
erylhing was qnie', tho arrangements
all melhudica aud, M usual, 10 acci.
dent Of n revolving nature occurred.
lie was pronounced dead in eleven
minutes End thirty seconds and wax
cut down 1T The end Of lhirlytwo min
ulcs. The remains were placed IN a
coffin aud placed in charge Of DR.,
Watson, in behalf Of Magoon's family.
The body viii go to Waits River w.,
for burial tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
Fashion fn Valentines.
A NEW DEPARTURE IN THE COMIC LINE
AND SOME NEW FEATURES In COSTLY

AND SOME NEW FEAIUREs IN COSTLY
PATTERNS.
Next Friday introduces ST. Valentines
day, and the windows of the ststioners
are illuminated with the usual flaming
pictures and doggerel verses that find
such ready purchase with the small boy
and mischevous miss bent on getting
even with some companion or enemy
with ribald satire. The styles this year
are almost endless, but there is decided
lack of novelty.
The Style known as the "cameo valen-
tine" 50 much favored last year is promi
nently reproduced this season, varied
only in small points of detail. I here
has been new departure in the comic
line, however, which is styled the valer-
tine of 'uscful articles.' These consist
of such articles AS "A cake Of soap, tooth
brush, apd similar goods, and are design
ed to convey gentle hint of cleanliness
to the receiver. These are incased in
paper boxes, each bearing verse intend
ed to point out a fault without inflicting
insult.
There are but few makers of valen-
tines in this city, and not more than a
dozen in the whole Middle and Eastern
States. The custom of sending valen-
tines in this country did not become
general before 1884, when firm of New
/ York introduce Il their manufacture in
the United States. Very few are now
imported from foreign countries. The
lace paper used in the making of fancy
valentines, however, is lmpor'ed from
! England. The English valentines are
made of more substantial stock, bul are
not so graceful in design as the best
American patterns.
The demand for tie us ful Article has
been very great, and the maufsct rers
have been compelled topr mt extra editions
of the cards. The coiLic valentine " as an
or ginal idea of A, j. Fisher,a New York
dealer, who secured C. pyrght of the
ttyle. The demand for the comeo ha al
so been gr, at this season. They have
been vast ly improved by doing away with
the usual scrap book pictures, and sub
| sttuting silk, velvet and artificial flowers
These retail al. the way from five cents to
twenty-five dollar.
That very lit le lalent is employed in
preparing the sentiments for these aiti-
cl.s is evident by the character of the
verses. Mo- of this literature has zen
service fom time inmemorial, much oil
the real poe ry having been supplied by
u old poets AN extended kI owledse ol
| tie rbyming dictionary is worth more to
| a man in the business, then the inspii a.
| ton { a poet" saws a manufacturer. "ln
fact" says this authority, "ahyboby car
write COME poetry" He referred, OF
course, only TO comic valentine poetry.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
Registers Order.
REGISTER $ OFFICE,
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New Castle Co.. January III. l69.S
Upon the applicatlono of aroline f. Nc
Caulley, Administrators, of William =.
McCaulley, late OF Wilmington HID, in said
county. decd. 1t is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrators afore
said, give notice of the granting of Letters
of Administration upon the Estate. of
the decd with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such
Letters In six of the most public places OF
the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the k.s
tate to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period In the
Wilmington GAZETTE, n newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and To be contlnued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s. ! Office of the Register aforesaid, at
~ New Castle. in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. G. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested To the administrators
on or before Jan. 7Lh, 1880, or abide the
Act of Assembly In such case made and
CAROLINE F. McCAULLEY,
Administrators.
Address. Wilmington, Del. jan20-sweod
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
An Estate Divided by Lot.
HOW A PROPERTY OF SIX MILLIONS WAS
APPoRTIoNED AMONG TEN HEIRS.
From the ST Louj4 q lobe. Democrat

HOW A PROPERTY OF SIX MILLIONS WAS
APPORTIoNED AMONG TEN HEIRS.
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Mention was made yesterday of the
lottery scheme for the partition of lands
betwe, II hers, aud 1t was supposed that
the division of tie Bailey estate was
matte in this way for the first time III
this State. 1t appears, however, that
one # the large rsttres in Missouri was
partitionei IN ls63-64, uuder the direc
lion OF Mr.. Britton A, Hl'. counselor for
the estate OF r., ter Lindell, the real estate
whereof was valued at about $1,000, 900.
There were 10 heirs, each one being en-
tiiled to one-teuth OF the Whole estate
By virtue of "A contract executed for that
purpt So betwcen the heirs the city and
county lots, comprising the whole estate
were accurately surveyed numbered and
plated by Vim. ii. Con-, ns, Esq, and
each lot WA, appras by Commissions
c,s Charles X. Dictson, Jamts I. Swer-
ingen aud Charles II. Peck. They then
divideu the lots into 10 equal shares and
each share WAS bound with its plats and
streets aud descriptive calls. On the day
OF the all TIM nj, IN 1854. the heirs met
i'll he unfinished room in the secotd
story at the southeast corner OF the first
Lindcll Hotel. The 10 numbers OF the
shares were written on The respective
shares t, ON to 10 by the counsel r; TIE
10 numbers were written on 10 square
pieces of paper and placed in a hat; he
names of the 10 heirs were written on
| 10 othersquare pieces OF paperand placed
| in another hat. Neither one Of the hers
knew the contents of either one of the
b,un4 volumes containing the several
shares. When all was ready u crippled
boy begging, passing on Washington
avenue, was called III, blindfolded under
protest and directed to draw one paper
from each hat, thus designating the heir
and the heir ami the number of the share,
and to continue unril the drawing OF lots
was completed. The blindfolded boy
was released and bright tears glistened
in the eyes as 10 golden half eagles were
dropped into his hands and he was told
that he hal completed the division ofthe
great Lindell estate to the satisfaction OF
all the heirs then present.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
OFFICE OF M NJ CHILD
REAL ESTATE BROK ER,
NO. 4 WEST SEVENTH STREET,
Exchange Building }


Iofrer for sale the following described
dwellings. situate In Wilmington:
No. IA large, double, two ana half
stone house. with two and half story
back buildings, with large front, side and
back yard and all the modern improve
ments, with handsome terraced front
No. IA fine 3 story brick dwelling on
9Th street lear Washington, III ouern I'm
provements, large side } ard, good loca-
tion. IA.
three-story back building, and Ohio gra,
stone corners, situated on Delaware ave-
nue., containing Is rooms, In good oruer,
with the InOder n Improvements.
thr ee. Story back building ii uated at No.
1908 Dela~a g avenue, In complete nrder,
with ali modern improvements. Ierms
easy and possession at once.
No. 5.-3 Ihree-story brlcks on Washing
ton strt ct, between l2th and 18th, with all
the modern Improvements, WIN lIoht,
side and back yard, aud beautiful porticos
In front.
No. d. two-story brio ks with two-story
bach buildings, with modern cohvtnien
ces, situated ON Lombard street ABOVE l0th'
Terms accom- moe atiry, new ana COM
plete. ..
on Walnut street betw lIth anu lZlh'-
Terms accom- m0daIlDH ,,.
No. s.-Fine three-stOry brick dwelling,
No 20. West stI eet. with modern lmproV-
me nts, possession at once. ,,,
No. Large three-sto brick dwelling,
with all the modern Improvements. In
CON % etc order, situated on Market street.
between 18th and 18Th; lot l60 feet deep.
No, TO- Brick sta Bile, on West l2th street
near Market, in good order. win good
No. ii.-Lot with green house thereon,
al the north W est corner OF Delaware Ave-
nue. and Jefferson streets.
No ~ Fine three and hail story oIich
haa hnt11inRa. 8ltuAteO
on Market street between sth and yth znd
door above Masonic Temple, with all moo
ern conveniences, also II stable on hine
street, on the back end OF lot oPiehoio
location .Or physician.
No. l3,-Three- story bfick, No. 9O7 Mar
ket street, lot extend ng through 10 Shlp-
ley street, would take smaiier mousse III
part pay ment If location would sult.) ~
No l6.-Three- story Drick. rooihs, 1'o'
Jefferson street. -,
No. l6.-Tnree story brick, with modern
improvements No. 1902 Tatnali stree
No. .-Tnree-story brick, NO. 7o4 Iat-
nal street.
near Lowering avenue: ar,,o
avenue near Lincoln. ,,,,,,o
M 2O.-Frame house in McDoWeiiVilie.
No. 2l.-splendid dwelling ON washing,
ton above Tenth, with 1ron, porch anu
yard in excellent order. Also ihauy ~'h
ers both east and west of Market street,
FOR RENT.
NJ. NJ. Child offers for rent the following
dwellings:
No. $40 MARKET street
1917 Delaware avenue.
1903 Delaware avenue.
2Ol West stieet
ol7 Jefferson street.
i" S4S Washington street.
1ll2 King street.
% si5 Shipey street.
- 1905 Delaware avenue.
! gi) Delaware avenue.
92O Madison 81 rect.
" a3l r. Fourth street.
- s22 w. Foui tn street.
Apply to NJ. II. N ILL.,,
No. West seventh street.
! jan2l-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
The Telephone In Chicago.

The telephone has come into very gen.
eral use in Chicago through thr introduce
ton of the district system. DR.. E. NJ.
Hale, of that city, told "a Chicago Tribune
reporter how he diagnosed case where
he was c,lled Ohrough the telephone of
the District leleg aph Company by a
distant patient whose baby was ill-pre-
sumably with Group. He asked the tenn
perature If its body, symptoms, breath
ing ard cough, got them to hold the child
near the instrument till he heard the
cough and cry which indicated Group,
presc' ibed the simple temporary reme-
dies, had tue telegraph office place him
in communication with druggist. who
was instructed to prepare a prescription,
and in few minutes the druggist had
called messenger and sent him with
the edicine, and The doctor and the
druggist had returned to their beds.