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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-12-17

THOUGHTS FOR THE THOUGHTFUL
Infinite toll would not enable you to sweep
away mist; but, by ascending little, you
may often overlook it altogether. So it
is with our moral improvement; we wres-
tie fiercely with vicious habit, which
would have no hold upon us, five ascend
into higher atmosphere. 1t is by adding
to our good purposes and nourishing the
affections which are rightly placed, that
we shall be able 20 combat the bad ones.
We began life praying for pleasure, or
money or fame; we change our request,
till at last we ask God to send us wisdom,
and love and honor, and liberty. AS Gods
own word is undergoing mighty changes,
is making oceans to roll where once was
land, and making prairies to blossom
where once was sea, and is fitting up plan
cts for the homes of men, so mans land
scape is always changing, and next year he
will see and hear what he nor any one
ever before saw or heard. AS when the
eye has travelled over land and ocean,
marking every prospect, it Immediately
empties itself and is hungry for other OBJ
jects, so the soul, all through and through
its depths, is fed only to grow hungry. 1t
is grand provision of God that the eye,
the ear, the soul, can never be filled.
SAVING FOR OLD AGE.-No one denies
that it is wise to make provision for old
age, but we are not all agreed as to the
kind of provision it is best to lay in. Ger
tainly we shall want a little money. for q
destitute old man is indeed sorry sight
Yes, save money. by all means. But an
old man needs just that particular kind of
strength which young men are most apt
to waste. Many foolish young fellow
will throw away on a holiday certain
amount of nervous energy which he will
never feel the want of till he is seventy !;
and then how much he will want it.
1t is curious, but true, that bottle OF
champagne at twenty, may intensity the
| rheumatism at three score. 1t IS fact
that everlasting the eyes at fourteen may
necessltate the aid of spectacles at forty,
instead of eighty We advise our young
readers to be saving of health for their old
age, for the maxim holds good with re-
gard to health as to money; waste not,
want not. 1t is the greatest mistake to
suppose that any violation of the laws of
leallu can escape us pchally' NATURE
forgives no sin, no error. She lets off the
offender for fifty years sometimes, but she
catches him at last, and inflcts the punish
ment just when, just where, just how he
feels it most. Save up for old age, but
save more than money; save health, save
honor, save knowledge, save the recollec-
ton of good deeds, and innocent pleasures !;
save pure thoughts, save love,sa friends.
Save rich stores Of that kind of wealth
which time cannot dimin sh nor death
take away.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Central Vermont R. R. Line.
Commencing Monday Noe. a. 1870
rRAINsaoINa sor1nANIrl.r

TRAINsGOlNG C1HANIElsT
Leave o5 and IIl5A.,i. Gs-a44,...
Portland Express from syracuse and n..-
burg, ST Adams aud Burlington arrFt-rt H. l.-
pelier 25A. n. Mixed Train Raves Nn'r, er.l..-
a n. Montpelier Junction ? p A. ~, for Wa-. NJ
MAIL TRAIN from Montreal. 81. hirsrs .u--,.
ton, &c, leaves Montpelier ~ g. a. " tUr 49,
New London, Springfield, New IlTI. and IN.
MIXED TRA1NleayesSt. Albansa4lP.I. .Eur1-r,,..-
50 NJ. MOntpellerG % p. for NCrtlntd we
bans aud Bur linrtuu, leave AioutpolitrafIuEUpN ~
Boston via. Lowell or Fitchburgh. SpriL.beid az
York and Observation-Disclosures ~"
TRAINS COIN G NORTHANb WEST
| Leave Montpelie1at8 aO9t5A.N .Ig.:arf..5r.
DAY ExPREssleayes Boston via I'riInr-i a. -
A. NJ, via. Lowell 500 A. NJ NcW London. d., ~,
Springfield s.00A. NJ, Mnntpelicr2ijF 3d.. ftr a.
| liugtun. st Adams Montreal and Ord,r-nurf --''
ACCOMMODATIONS Train leaves NnTtLtridtf.- 10. q.
Montpelier s45 A. NJ, for Burlington. tIard s.
Adams and St. Johns; 80
| MIxEDl leaves White tiverJ functions 3rA ~ Nor,t
field 1910 NJ, Montpelier 10 Is A. for BuTIgt.r !.
| Adams RichfOrd, ROuses Point, &c. '-'
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Boston via Lowell AZ ? p.r
NJ, via, Fitchburgh 500 2. NJ, New York 90 =
Springfield 8.UOP NJ, MoutT ciCra"i 81 Tor urIit
| West. ' az
Trainseaye TontpelleItorBarrc at7,pcA. MA,
A NJ, and 4. 80 pm
Returning cave Barre at7.45A ai..ardl02rA.Y.ara
Sleeping cars area attached to NiyIt Express TRAN,
| running between Montreal aud Eostou.Hld NulfT,si
| Parlor Cars and Day Express between Boston AID
Through ticketsfor Chicagoandtlcw estiorsa,es.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Messrs. Weeks & Potter Gcntemen-I feel ompell.
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RADICAL CURE has been to me. For ten years have
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discharge has been thick and oody emitting a foul
odor so bad that my presence in room with others
very offensive to them. One week after commenc
ing the use of Saniord's Radical Cure | was not
troubled with it at all Ny senses of taste and smell
which were wholly gone, have now fully returned and
my general health is much improved, Yours,
MELBOURNE H. FORD.
.MOrt.Hand writer.
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Gentlemen: The package of Sanford's Cure arrived
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OF Ten Years Duration. The Discharges
Thick, Bloody, and of Foul Odor. SEN
ses of Smell and Taste Wholly Gone
Entirely Cured by
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New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
THE OPERA-CARMEN.

BIzet's work, always tavorlte here, last
night brought the largest house together M Mapeson
has mad this All the old singers warmly
welcomed back. and the kindliest disposition =
shown toward the comers. Campanin and Del
Puente who thsr old parts, both better than
last year. Campanini's pcrsonaton Of Don Jose L.
broader and stronger Than of oldi his acung is more
power ul his passion intense, and he IN per-
feet voice Del Puentc. the EsceDO. has gained In vi
yaci and he. sang admirably, earning the encore
that has come a OF course for the Aria del
Toreador Mile. Nalcria. who took the comparatively
un important part OF Mlooio success She was
satisfactory In all the concerted music with Campanimi
aud her one ara. In the third act warmly
cevcd and had 20 repeated II charmingy done,
with much grace and purity.
The Interest Of the evening centred chiefly In the
new Carmen IL was "a difficult task follow
a. popular artist Miss Hauk III part
wnch hId made completely her own.
and IN which she WAS peculiarly htted by
natural qualities excel. 10 u not to Nile. Do'arO
Scredit therefore, that she did not succeed wholly In
eatis yiug her audience The new siuger has sweet.
Xlble which she With taste. good stye,
ana attractive But her voice f. not power
ful enough TO- such work as Carne, and In most OF
the concerted music she was overpOwered Something
be credited To the nervousness OF first appear
ance bus There doubt she Will be heard TO greater
advantage in some lighter opera. The chorus and or
Chestra under 81 gnur Arciti. did well
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

cynthia NJ widow Of Miles Beach Of Saratoga. and mother
DROWN-At Elizabeth " j.. October 2G 1919 Mary H..
wife OF Nathan Brown, IN her slst year.
Funeral "Wednesday atll o'clock, from sos Cherry-st
BURDErr-On saturday. October 25, Caroline l. Barber,
widow OF the late Benjamin g. Burde IN the elst year OF
hestIyes invited attend her funeral from
the ence Of her Chas p BuretL stanford. Conn.,
Carnage: viii meet the o'clock from NewYOrk
DOREMUS-Ai Passaic y. j., Monday, october 27 Net
tie wife Of Henry l.. b0Temus aged ~ Years.
Relatives Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from her aie rsienee corner Elm and
iToG sne First Reformed Church Tassiic at 80 D. ~
Train leaves foot OF Chambersst at l2DcooS m
EDGE-In Jersey Uty October a. 1879 Margaret d. rect
OF the late Isaac Esge.
Nouce of funeral hereafter
fA Isr .i 20 - 80 ioah ~
and Laura Britton Fairfield and sonn-aw Of the Rev W.
L. BaLch. formerly OF this clty
JON on sunday the 2jth inst Mrs Sarah jones' agel
76
Relatives respectfully invited attend her
funeral on Tuesday, the 2sh INST at ii M from me res
idence OF her dagsaler Mrs AhIan Becker on washing
MOORE-In BROOKLYN. on sunday. October 49, 1873 Jane
Moore In 12i Of her
attend the funeral se. vices Tuesday, october 2s at
O'clock from her late residence No 100 GreeneaVe'
BROOKLYN.
MORGAN-At Donbs Ferry SUNDAY morning. october 20
Emma Fitch, wife Of Iacnard I. Morgan. .,.,,.-
perry Monday at 80 and tne residence Of TheO-
core r. csso 49,, ,A, AG39rn o. o,is Tuesday at p H.
TILGHMANOn Monday october ~ at her lae residence
~ g2g MadsGaay Lish M neasn i1 % Sr ~ dreqeyiJS ND u,
Funeral services at today OctobN o.
o'clock Ftenus wall please refrain from sendlng hO"e.s
WUITTHAUS-On MONDAY morning. october q. Julia
CIthanne, widow Of the lac Gustav H. Whittaus III the
Relatives and friends family and Of her G. Henry
and Edwin J. Widthaus AID OF her scnin,sw oscar r.
from ler ienoo. No ParSase Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Int n
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

the undertone of passionate. repressed grief that he
hreathcs into ~ IL such II greater dignity and
more attractive charm than II is often seen TO POSSESS
Altogether. the has acquisition Of rare value
IN Mr. Edward Compton, and ~ is value
that will endure. Miss Neilson and Mr.. COMPTON Hp-
nearei AT the Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia
lest night. IN Romeo and in iet" The Brooklyn en-
eaaeucut was one OF ihe most brilliant that MIss Neil
son has ever filled IN America. The week devoted
"a Romeo nd juliet" A. You Like It. Twelfth
N.ht and " The Hunchback." Seven performances
were given. Tac theatre crowded each occasion
and the pleasure ot the public founo expression IN the
6eariiest piaudits. - Nelson has never acted
eO well she - actlug now. Her com
mand ~ her powers absolute, and the IN
tusity. tire nervous force. the tremendous energy,
aud ihc imtess human terlinx-llte careless ot s.t
ard ~ nscquenceshat sur rurs nto Der works ma Re
them brilliant than dh"y wcI-ike the MI :
against The darkeuiNg twig SKY Ot Win er evening.
when the rsi stars hcgin 10 siarke N the icy blue Of
haven. I; j. no common Opportunity of noble pleas
ure AT now offered 70 the American pubic. when
the exquisite creations oi dramatic poetry
ar iutprarctcd b. IN greatest EngsEe actress
of tiis period and ~ would be neglect of obvious
duty pass tne occasion unrecogni1cd.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
Skin Dl.ease-

Great suffering ot sixteen years wonderful cure by the
Cuticura hcmeues
MessrS Weeks Potte~ Gentlemen Cut cuTa Remed es
have done OF good All rted with skin
disease sixteen troubled than
O.eis. but ~ niaht ia" itching nearly drove Wild.
would tiCh untl the blood would limbs
ha had several ply >,i said they could
but others sa not viii That before used the Cudeura
kemedies Ia earlu state and had Rysn all hope
Of ever having relief Brt. Ike q drowning gaspng
at straw. thought would Try the Caucurt konedes
about winch had read much THey have performed =
wonderful cure Tor Oi my free Will and accord
recommend them. Yours lruly. s. A. SfRRL4
0S w. Van Bu on-at. Chicago Ill,
q
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
HIS VOTE IN 1877.

TIE CHARGE THAT HE RAN BIHIND HIS TICKET
his VOTE LARGER THAN THAT or THE CAYDI-
DATE FOR CONTROLLKR-DUT FOR THE ACTION
OF GERMAN DLMooHATs HIS NAME WOULD
HAVE STOOD AT THE HEAD OF THE POLL.
To the EdttOrof The Trf6une
SIR, The AerIOrk Lrenir0 Post has been persist
ent in the present political canvass In mSreprosent
ing Mr. Howard Soule, the Republican candidate
for State Engineer. 1he Post has repeatedly stated
that when Mr.. soule ran for the same Office two
years 90 he was defeated by majority twice as
great as that against any of bis associates on
the ticket.
The official vote for that year. as shown In The
TRIBUNE ALMANAC, is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

MINTU RN-BLACK Rim Francisco August IL
Thomas IL. Edith daughter OF Ward
Ii. Backler hll % this city.
sHOTWELL- IL ILLS-On the 22d inst the Harlem
Presbyterian Churoh the s. H. Virgin, T.W. Shot
well OF Halfway " j. 10 Carrie Isabelle. daughter OF s.
Auyden Hills N. D.. OF Harlem, Y. y.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

The vote for Mr. Luddington Republican oandi-
date for Controller. is 507 less than the vote for
Mr. soule Now, ii Is well-known that in the elec-
ton of 1877 a large faction Of German Democrats
in New-Yo1k were dissatisfied with the nomination
of Beach for Secretary of State and boted the reg
ular nominations, and under the lead of Often
dorfer made new ticket composed OF three on the
Republican and two the Democratic ticket The
official vote shows that the three Republicans on
the German ticket. Messrs Chsrchill, Bostwick and
Tremain. received ~ 900 more votes than Ludding-
ton and Soule, who were not on the German ticket,
and that the two Democrats on the German ticket,
Messrs. Ocott and Seymour, received about 1900
votes more than Beach, Msckin and Schoonmaker.
This shows that the Democratic German ticket
polled about ~ 600 votes.
Now 10 fairly compare the party vote of the Re-
publican candidates for that year. these $4,000
votes should be deducted from the total vote of the
three Republicans on the German ticket which
gives the following result;
Secretary OF state. Cburchil. S39.7eS
Controller ..LnddinRton S2S'oSo
BOstWlck o3o'ooo
Attorney General. Trrman. ooSszo
STATE Engineer. ..soule e-..--....- ooO'io|
1t seems Mr. Soue was not "ignominiously de-
featedr in 1877 as The Post has persistently
asserted JUSTICE.
Albany Oct. 27. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
IfrEqT sIfTP VIEWS
PORT OF NEw.YOnR

PORT OF NEwYORR-...ARRIvED OCT. 27.
str state Of rexa. Ncke-son Galveston days. TO II
Mallory &
shp RI crya. Graham Tuswlch, To scamrnell Bros.
S.hp GEsnetl Me oison ,Oi Dumfric. Eng, Gr@rson'
Liverpool, with coal 10 orer; vessel 10 Arkel Tafts Co.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

Important secret. TiTtc yfais ulo." sgid
Governor Robinson. the Proposition that
l Should De iHe candidate for GNtrhor Nd.
EiHde 10 N this v nv room hv Governor Iilden.'
rhis is "A confession that he TIL - cauida y.
Clarksun n. Potter. Ahrau Hewitt and T,m Spli:gs x
Co. VIII learn how Spperr iOOrd the entrc crow "a.
klllnsnn hns LEI fhr 4 nf III. hlY
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
MIDNIGHT WEd TIER REPORT

wAsBINGrov. Oct. %. 1879.
For New England and the Middle Atlantic
States Increasing cIOudincss. followed by rain dnilhs
thr AFT moon ana evening falling barometer, aElgn'
rjse in mperaiure, and southery TO westerly winds'
rpIptfNF Local, DB<FpV LrIDNS.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

usisis.s 81 q 1s l'f .4s :.
a1r vr.ens uIl.,ni f,s vsss;s -ats 20. a.
~ e<nk( fessA asse ~
s,ur,,,u,. .srisHsss " sS<fssss
Tp,nuxa oryIcx, Dot "a. / o. m.--The barometer fell
randy during the clear and parr cloudy weather yes
t.raay Tue temperature ranged between AZ ana DO
average beLg 0ie0 higher than Oh Sunday Inc aouH'
of mosture in the air H. lar9> -. ,ono.. o,
warmer aud partly cloudy weather witn cnau,es , 90
nj hight rain. may be expected ia '"i' o''' ~
vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

Don't irritate your lungs with q stubborn
cough when remedy. gafc certain a. DR.. Jayncs
ExpecioTaut b. nsy procured. Sore throat and
lungs are specdi v helped by t.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
Special Notlres.

5perial Notires.
A-Trotters
and
TROrTINo
STOCK,
from the farm Of
Mr. ROBERT BONNER
~ De sold
AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1879.
commencing o o'clock a. M. at the
MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB GROUNDS
SHAVE. between 56th and 57th'sts
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

III N.iH l. l4l Z
r. ID. MORGA., n co.
Low, HARhIM Man co.
wrN,yil WiLIIAMc i 4TchFS fTgs5Y' Sg5Y a CO.
81 l.. sHERMAN.
MORTON. BLISS q CO.
MARSHALL %. ROBERTS.
BATES. REED & COOLEY.
W T. HATCH & SONS:
HENRl A HURLBUT
ANMiDI9oTT fIIIoT y y dowb1S hAH5 z CO.
y. SULLIVAN.
SAMUEL MCLEAN q co.
IL X. THU RBEK.
DAVID DOWS.
JOSIAH NJ. tISkE.
e. NUDGE. SAWYER & co.
If. ]. LIBBY g co.
CHARLES l.. TIFFANY.
WILLIAM HAINES.
CASE. LELAND d co.
CORNELIUS y. BLISS,
WM. TURNBULL & co.
MARCELLUS HARTLEY.
L. ii. q r. ID. BLAKE
WM OPENHYN & SON.
BERNARD TkANls.
JOSEPH :. LOWRkY.
SAMUEL SHETHAH.
WkNDELL, FAY & co.
wM. HENRY SMITH d co.
JOHN PAHtT.
AUGUSTUS q. PAINE.
WILLIAM BLAKE.
POMEROY & PLUMMER
HARDING, Colby & 90.
PARKEh, WILDER & co.
CYkUS CLARK.
COFFIN, ALTEMUS & co.
BROWN. W WRIGHT & co.
WM. i. BUCKLEY.
B. G.. PIpPEY.
C. u. VAN WAGNER
ISAAC II. BAILEY.
CRONEY * Lent
JOHN ID. LAWSON.
ISAAC 4. SMITH.
JOSEPH SELIGNAN.
LEVI Il. MORTON.
SAMUEL KEY~Eh
JAMES 4. SWIFT.
and many others.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
Chnkay ptus Tor Cb:lIs and Fever
Is making gsen knOmn 10y its very remarkable cures
BIRTH.
N1RHIkD.

WELFORD-rn Jersey (ily October 27, 1879 Mrs A. Wei
fora, IT,, OF daughter. Mother and daughter we'll
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
i)olilical Nollces.

Republican Merchnnts' Mass-iieetlns.
The Undersigned believing result OF the State
will great influence upon the Presidential cleo
ton and that the tranquility and prosperity OF our whole
country VIII be assured by the success OF the Reub
lican ticket November. call their fellow
merchants business generally unite with them
n supporting opinions at pubic meeting. to be held IN
TIC Cooper Instute Thnrsday oyenn october 80 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
9uecial Notiees.

Cousre.s water superiority ~ - cathartc and nt:rs
in ia entire freedom from everything otter
ssd or crde that headacho internal soreness ann
sns q, r.atrov the membrane All mineral waters
a' rritants he known BY An soid after
taste.
AAxert,semsuts intended for the next issue OF THk
WEEKLY DaIbuHK should be handed In peihee p III W
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

TTT rfY0UFs: Morning Night. BAn.
IA, | ta,if9t 0 4 qfO1l I1Inches
8, tIJzlJ II. II q lll1a'
44-ss- ~t-5S af-ss-t- t-r-t- t-ft fr+ +1q-t5
3 llAi.4 Z "A f-l I If IT4 so.s
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New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
RI UBLlCAN MEETINGS.

STATE oY NFv-YOIK.
REFI DIlCAN STATE COhlirTrRg.
f1FrH-AvR. IfOrEI-
e. a. AhTlIUl, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

DICK Moore, 2;2t MI Aesperandum, 22t; WedRewOoi
zZ52 -Iaftie tnveyearoJ trial 2:igl, and Prince
peris (tri IT. 1898 tl son OF Fhra Temple
This stock fnosf withOf
but have received ye, bte ther owners aten
ton, VII taste have kept his
Of hi- training stable ~ veiOpei tiers
karus Dexter. Edvin Forrest Mule May ird. Krene Jim.
Lucv CuyleT Maud Macy 0rsffon, MagnetfA slee,
~ Hamie b. Ec etc any Of ic, trot in 900 Or bet
ter Hence the Daruy broken. and
some of them Old four have -hOi
There are doubtless many hi- nnre ot
All VIII d. sold rain shine there being shelter for the
tendance without pOiponementO
than tlO m az be Of-rd For catalogues apply -
PETER q. KELLOGG = CO.
liOJOhn.sf. New.fork
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

Gas Fixtures
NEW PATrERNs-ORI6INAL DESIGNS
ATM MANUFACTURERS PRICEa
ARCHER a PANCOAsr A'F0 CO..
AT reeuest A 6a 10 ~ Wooster-st above esl
~ Brosdw way pass the door.
Man. Misston Rarth-A thorough Medical rrcatsS
now Confirmed Disabilities NAV be removed Tht
rner.nee u 20 study alton and
nisctioe snowing agenes viii Restefed Mad
kas and conditions Health
hat have been by oyortsIed powera stAsment
s The obsaclcs 10 Marriage and OF the rcmoyS
thsm Nv natl 26c (cnrrency postage stanpA Address
seorsary Nussum Anatomy And Science. SS0 8thavs
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

AN IMPORTANT SECRET.
fyo,n me Commerefdi ldysrti"r. "A,
Governor Robihson, in his interview with
TAe Hsraid, like ali men VINO taik 'oo "u0"' ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

i. q. q. 5GnpsPS GInpSpS Secretaries
JOhN kSArP. Treasurer.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2e.