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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-29
BAY STATE CoALITIoNIsTs.

The bargain of the leaders of the
Independents" "Greenbackers," "Dem-
ocrats, - set ID omane genas" in Massach-
usetts, appears to be fully ratified in
convention. and the whole crew have.
gone in for Ben Butler the valiant
knight of the windmill. who, for years,
has bent all his wondrous energies to
the sole end of capturing the Governors
chair in the State house. at Boston.
They have met in solemn conclave. this
week, and resolved that home affairs in
Massachusetts, are in a dreadful way.
and that nothing can save the State
from ruin but the election of the dutch
Cap as Governor of the commonwealth.
So we have 1t now. The democracy
supports its old ally that voted the stall
wart ticket in convention thirty times.
just before the war, and then fought
against it, when he thought he could do
better. The disappointed discontents of
the republican party; the Independents
who look to the main chance; and all
others who don't like republican princi-
Piles and republican measures are now
mustered in full force for
! Marching up the hill
/ And marching down again."
and the country will, no doubt, see next
November. such battle and such a
victory in Massachusetts as never before
took place. The republicans are in line
for the contest, and the result is not
doubtful. -Ve9nont Journal.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-29
Hair Work !!

Switches, Curls Puffs and BrzZes made to order in
D neat and workmanlike manner. Also, Gents Guard
Chain and variety OF HairRlowers single or formed
n wreath. Give me call. All orders by mail
promptly attended to.
8l7tf MRS. j. N. SMITH. Park st., Barton, Vt.
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he Smallest let.
Boston Transcript.

Boston Transcript.
0eldso Gate 10 the ssme Of Q bat
eighteen feet long, hve feet four 10.
Chez wide and two and q half feet
deep. She was built BY Hutehins l.
Prior, Of South Boston, from . model
b. Norbert F. Burrill. This. little
CHIT 10 to start f0r Melbourne, Aus.
trslis, 90 July eth, aud NJ. BurriIl 10
to be acconpaaied By Ne. Audeew B.
Coombs. Both Of theae gentlemen
have seen considerable ses life. The
boat 10 the smallest one that has ever
attempted 70 maize On ocean voyage,
being only about ! ll>l00 too eapeci
", aud tho next smallest beisg Gear.
" . half ton larger. NJ. Bnrrili saye
that he shalt take With bin . good
supply Of provisions, and does Not
intend 70 make . port until he reach.
e St. Thomaa, % tho African COAT.
He will pass Cape do Verde lslands,
and will 60 directly to Melbourne,
where he intends TO rat biz boat in
the International Exhibition 10 0cto>
ber, 1880. Tho bOae carries about
seventy i've yards Of canvas, which,
in stormy weather, can b put In the
hold Of tho boat entirely out Of the
way. The boat 10 ~ arranged tina,
in stormy weather Il can b cloeed q
that M water can penetrate, and the
ventilation will still 10 gs,od. It il
uow at Nickeison's mill, Milton Law.
OF Mills, but will be lsancl'sd carly
tbis week.
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SswlDe al 1sapise..

Whatsoever . man ooWoth, that SAAll
b slso reap" both in the natural end
in tho moral world. Every sssd in the
one and every SEED In tho other yields
fruits after it, kind. This principle Of
sowing and resping 10 especially impor.
taat y the young, who are Just begin
ming 20 shape their character and desti-
ny. In the spring time Of liis 10 SOW
what we must reap 10 tho autumn Of
age, aud perhsps through tho endless
ages Of eternity. The chief possibili.
ten IT good or evil for oil tho future aro
bound up In tho period Of youth. The
sowing may Ia done thoughtlsssly and
carelasly, but It viii report itself in
due time according 70 THE lsw.
Men in ags often cay, It'll could but
live ny life over again how differently
it sh"uld be." While this Is impossible,
still tho Young may have tho advantages
Of > sec''nd life by trying tho counsels
and experiences Of the aged.
Il 10 of tho atsuost importance fol
them to understand this relation Of COW.
ing to rsapinG, which IL affixed to ouI
physical, mental and moral nature.
Men who 10 early life ovsftax The
brain o. body in ::hs fteusy 70 ct rich
men who overload tho Wheol0 of life By
g'uttouy; uso Who bestialiW thsmselvs'
with srnsuslity; msu who burn ont th,
vital forces with dsnqing Srss q ales .
hel; I'll sueh ars liable n . strict &c
e9ost In sltor yeoro. Wheu remem
6ss0ce and fsteibstian come apoa them
then TN late, they begin q realize thai
"whasaoevsf > msa soweth, that shaE b
also reap"
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Rev Horses Become Blind.

Ono Of the worst eye traps known 10
tho sbominsbls hsy.rsck. whore . hors~
has to reach up aud pull the hoy down,
filling his nlsne, foretop, and, worst Of
I'll, bis eyes with hay esd, chat or what.
ever may 10 mixed with the prSvender.
Thess traps arc met With everywhere
throughout tho land. These throw tho
horss IN tho most unnatural position for
fseiling, ~ the natural position 10 to
reach down and pull up, not 70 reach mp
aud pull down, q these hay racks make
him do. In reaching up ~ ct It expos-
~ tho forstop, face aud eyes 70 seed,
chat and dirt which on getting on tho
head once ~ liable to ut into tho eye ut
auy time. We will speak now Of the
abuse that horsemen resort to in con.
trolling . horss. Tho worst of oil 10 in
striking him over tho head with . leath.
sr strsp, yonr 6st, . elab or whip.
Shame on . man that would dare to club
over tho head tho noblsat of CREATION
next to man! Bat I am cory TO say
W 6Dd . great many % called good
horssmsu that take delight in sitting
On their wagon seat and trying to aeo
how eloss they can ssnd tho point If
their cracker to tho horss's ear, OF strike
some particular spot on tho back Of the
head, neck or shonldsrs. But my word
for It, . man who will practice this,
comes 10 grief sooner or later. Instinct
tells the horse to be careful Of bic head,
and especially bis eyes, for when they
ars gone that ends his seeins, ~ they
can never b restored Or now ones put 10,
~ We Ill know. Therefore, never strike
. horse about the head, but On the other
hand be always mild iu hsudliuG the
head. The number Of horses' eyes hurt
by clipping tho collar ever tic head
woald sufpsise 10 oil, II known. A
horse hsad, With god eys setting ont
boldly on square fsee, iss hard fhine
70 alp still collar over without rubbing
and truisiag tie eye. Next, ~ have
tho stable . contend With, and Il pro.
duees moro weak eyss than auy ofhes
thing 10 know oE Tho eases asisins
6om tho bedy ars ruinouS to The eye
Let man stsud over . pile Of warm d.
composing manure and See how quickly
/ ~ OW0CSD wv 0yOOs ADOO ~ OOVO& V11OA0
about the horse IL bic closely confined
stsll, with NO ventilation either above
OF below to carry sway this poison. Set
your stables up hom tie grsund, Civ.
ventilation underneath % o not TO con.
aus this GO end compel Il b rice through
the cracks II tho door. Also put eood
ventilation high above the horsss' heada
to csuae . eurFsnt Of cir % carry Of thi,
poison % It gsuefstes. Always give th>
horee plenty Of light: but not through Z
email hole; make il lazgs % - not Il
condense The rsys - they come through
. email opening. Never whitewssh ,
stall, - white 70 very Nd q the eye
Take . sheet Of white papee end hold 4
up before yoar syss ed - 10 sGscts
but yen eaa tstu yoar head snd loel
sway from Il, while u hone eannoe, q
b 10 tieA up With white shset d
around hin. Never Whitewash . stall
bat always use blue - Il will nsv~l
hurt the eyss.
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Pate.
Cincinnati Enquirer.

Jennie Scott sto'd "p in tho priso-
ners duck II the police court j" this
city yesterday morning, the picture
NJ despair. She had Oren arrested
f;r creating u disturbance in the sa'
loon If b. Hemingbach, at the cor"
MFR IT Sixth and Broadway. She
had hr"ksn tb,ee wind"ws, and a"
bsmeaned herself that the proprietor
vas obliged to Gre her out. Jennie
felt the lion hand Of tho law upon
her neck, and weakened peIceptib'y.
B. Hemingbach, . German. in whose
place Jennie had made the distur>
bance, ascended the witness stand
with the step Of . mao whose faith il
strong 10 the justness Of bio cause,
snd whose hopes 10 baildsd upon =
rock.
"Wlat was the tr"nble e. asked
Judge Wilson If the witness.
dot women koo,n by mein saloon
in said He,nin back, "u0d make drou-
bles nit inein customers. She gone
arount der room, to, dree, several
dimes, und yell like it vac house
purnt down, upd den gsbrokt dree
vinder from ,nein saloon oud. | make
her arrest by q policeman von dot
peezuess.
The policeman verified the story of
the salu~n keeper, and said that tho
woman was disposed to be ugly when
che had beer in her.
jennie vas allowed . chance to
make . statement, and immediately
proceeded to eros. examise tho wit.
uees.
didn't you throw me out at your
saluun r demanded che.
"Yah, dot been reicht."
chow much whisky did you cell
me- before you threw mo out :"
"Not a tam dh,op"' exclaimed
Hemingbach vehemeotly.
"Ses here, air ~ said bis honor.
''This 10 the third time you have
t,~en 10 this court 40 = witness, and
each time sou have us@d prefan~
language On the stscd. You are liaed
I've d.llars and cost for contempt.
VIZ. officer take him below. Jennie
yon are discharged"
Tho gill, VII" \ few moments be.
Ere wac tho picture Of despair and
misety, skipped gayly out Of tbt'
back d~.r with atep ~ light - .
dear Easelie that glads you with ito
mild Oiue eye, while poor Hemiog.
bach-but lot % draw the mantle Of
charity over Hemiogbacl.
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One cass Of yellow fsvst fted 10
Water Valley, Mississippi obs llth.
W. think that in view al 'tlrat ap.
pearance Of this terrible sge thus
early, our citizsns should t'ence At
once to put their preuisefrsls and
more particularly their siut = good
sanitary condition. Thessecaut:ons
will do much t. tight of vi nsss and
surely cannot do harm.
A somewhat intelligent 'ored Affi-
csu," Who danced sttendV on come
ladies, at the recent picander the
sobriquet of Good Fri wss 70
qusstsd % bring come ladeoass. He
complied. ssys one Of thsiss:: Good
Friday, bring Us some mind sugar"
He complied with alaerit rhe tactical
fluid was not IN qaaHtume*' nsve
YOU any more milk :" III the lady.
'Do you suppose We ket dairy here
ma'am : questioned th1nnS son OF
Africa.
Mr.. VIM. Payne afts'sing several
sheep from bis flock b''ue midnight
prowler. concluded to in ~sit for
this terrible slayer Of ~ 70 on We'd.
nrs,lay night in conn With Z. X.
Blanchard and +. Hauey did guard
duty in tho sheep past About mid
night Mr.. Blanchard b tho breaking
Of bones. and Thought hog eating .
shsep that had leon p tho night bs.
fore, to satisfy himself 1t was 4 hog
he advanced in the seton OF where
the sound came frould only made q
few steps when 10 sbehold, Just be.
Gore him wss a lsrgock bear, he tired
one shot Ut it sndrsed it, and Old
Bruin made for tteods clear ct the
guards.
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AN IMPORTANT CIRCULAR.


The Executive COMMITTEES Of the Ma
tionA Board Of Health invites tho 1T.
tsotioa Vi oil State aud municipal auth
critics snd sanitary organizations to the
tact that they should without delay Gu.
1esvor to secure the best sanitary con.
difion Of places aud people under their
charge. Whatever opinions may 10 held
~ to the csusss Of yellow fever aud Of
the recent appearance Of that disease in
Tennessee aud Mississippi, it IL Wise to
act ~ ifit were . disease due 70 . spe-
cite particular cause. which is capable
Of growth and reproduction, transport
able, aud may be destroyed BY exposure
to temperature above $500 fsthre0heit,
OF by chemical disiufectants Of sufficient
strength, II drought into immediate con.
tact. It Is als" prudent to assume that
tie growth and reproductions of this
cause are connected with the presence
Ut nth, in tue sanitary sense Of that
word including decaying organic mat.
ter and defective ventilation, - we'll o.
Of high temperature. The cases Of gel
low fever recently observed should be
considered - due to causes surviving
from last years epidemic, aud not to re-
cent importation from other countries
1t follows that there IL . liability to up.
pesrsnce Of other cases In places visited
by the epidemic Of last year, and that
there 10 danger Of the spread Of the
disease to tho North AID East. Tho Oh.
ject Of tho present circular is to sdvise
that oil cities, towns snd Villages be ut
once made clean in . sanitary point Of
view The first step towards securing
cleanliness is to obtain reliable informa.
ton ~ to what parts of the place srs
clean and what foul. The results Of
careful sanitary inspection in almost any
city OF town will show the existence Of
lscsying and offensive matters, previous-
" unknown and which every ono will
admit should be promptly removed and
destroyed. Such inspection. to b Of
value, must be thorough and made BY
persOns competent to recognize foul sa,ils
water aud air, ~ we'll ~ the gr.sssr and
more palpable forms Of nuisance. They
should also be made by persons who
would rep"rt fully and frankly tho r.
suits Of their observations without r..
fl encv to the wishes Of persons Or cor
porations. When tho whereabouts and
extent Of the evil IL known The remedy
is usually almost sslf.svial.nt. The M.
ti"nal Bard Of Health will furnish, on
request, blauk forms "A guide for such
inspections.
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A Reselate Mayer. .
NO. Times Special.

Dallas, Tee, Jaly ls-A novel pro-
eeslu.e occssred here to~dsy.
The mayor, city eooncil and chief
of police arc at loegerhesds c"neern.
ine The social evil qoeation. Yestsr.
dey tho mayor ordered the chief If
poiies to arrest OIL The voesa q ,he
town.
The latter rsfassd 70 eeaply With
To-day shs mayer detsrmised Ia
call an I've eoMpaaiss Of militia Ia
enforce the order, and will aammon
leading citis~ns, saeh "a bsnkesa.
lawyers, n'r'chsuta, etc., 40 . p"ase
eOmitatua i0 eass tho 0ilitja refuse u
oct. 80
The Gaze exeited considerable com
motion 10 oil Glasses Of sociesy.
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- -
A Funeral Breakfast,
Chambers Journal.

A crotclcty old Yorkshireman al.ont
y half a century ago lett directions that
the 'ixy If his burial should he nsiIered
in with II great public breakfast in the
town whcro he might die; that the
coffin, Slug upon towels kn"tted to
gether, aud bumped three times upon
\ particular heap Of stones that the
''LanleNtation If Sinner should then
be Sung; aud that every man, woman
and child who entered tue church yard
with or after the procession Sllould re-
ceive dole Of sixpence. Never, We
fairly believe, was that particular church
yard before Or since 80 plentitully filled
with living beings; moarners only in
this sense. aud they longed for a success
sion Of men who would order their tune-
rails 10 similar fashion.
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"Down Fine."

"Get your tickets 1t tho wagon y
screamed tho doo,kerper Of the cir
cns yesterday tn 4 yonng nan With q
girl ~ his arm who had . handful Of
small change. "This il the third
time you have cOn,s here withon,
tickets, when you know cant take
mon~y."
The young mao and his cir, fell
back. aud ~ they did mt ~ near the
,ickrt.wagon, and yet sermrd very
anxiou" tn s~e the circus, q cu,ions
minded citizen edged around aud in-
quir"d At the young mao:
"Why don't you buy tickets if you
want to &" inf"
"Csnse I'm short !" VIA tho whia-
per+d reply. II didn't low enough
for incidentals when waa 6Rge,ine
~ the coat If thia thing. bot don't
want the eal to know IL"
"How much are sou abort I"
"O"ly Eve cents. I hggered thai
too shiIlines would pay all expenses.
bn. l SIT l+ft. W. spen. ton cents
f"r peannts, Ten centa "a the stree,
ca,s, and i've 10 candy. I had jaas q
dollar left t. pay OUT way 10, when
the ssl Got Z peanut aluck In hss
throat and I had to bay . glass oil
lemonade 20 wash il down. Didn' da
it, though, till I had pounded her on
the back more'n 6fty times and tried
to poll ono O. them Gre hydrants or
by tho roofs!'
III lend goo 6vo cents to make out
your dollar" said the citizen.
lyon will! By gosh but thu,
lets ne out! I'd made up NY mind
u tell that gsl that tie tigers had go
loass and tho hyeaas had ras mad
bat sl,s's long hsaded and she might
| not have believed It. Thankes, Sir
aud tho foat time I'm 10 town I'll pay
| it back. Hang it! l orter 6ggered OF
'leveo shilliogs stead Of ten. bu|
you've made mo happy for life. Come
Bets !"
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Peril Mention.

US. MarslWhsrton after paying
oil about q to witnesses who At
tended L. s. It last February, swap
ping of a fdokes, and giving M .
shake Of biz y "paw," lsd for New
Orleans.
Thu ssuislntsnsnce Of that msr-
camille tram;r. Nathan Myers. Of At.
Louie gracet sanctum this week. W.
heard him ,pr something 70 himself
abont what to take place in Nevsm.
her. We s,ot certain whether be
said ''electicr wedding"
The atfaL) 8. Foster Of St. Louia
gsve uss tthis week. looking hale
and hearty, full Of life and energy.
Hon. VIM Jack left last Wsdnes-
dsy for . tlrseks sojourn to West
srn Texas, ,re he goes to rseuperats
bis health. has been suffering since
several ds!th . bronchial affection
and sIthouis health il not very good
his isndtprehsud nothing serious.
Hs il acc<nied BY his estimsble lady
under WHARF and attention W pre-.
dict be return home improved In
health s,sspsred to ,sster upon ths
.rduous ~ II bic profession.
Our ?, ffissd Charlie Pisrsou psi1
bis old ! . visit aflsr % absence d
thr,s sad bis numerous friends
were ep go him looking 70 hsudsom.
that . were girl. we'd get "stuck'
On hin rs." Charles hesdquartsrl
are shreveport At the we'll kuowu
house lsssrs. E. 4 B. JacobA II,
returs bic poet sfdaty IN . tsw day,
Oujusrabls freud Capt. john L
Gil. Asssrs. 0rsgg 4 Ford, Shrsve.
port. we'd last Tuesday.
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4 Gavin he nunps.
Hartford Times.


Perhaps tho qneerest case Of the
seosibility Of d:mrs'ic animals t.
human ailments IL shown 10 the caa'
VI 4 loose 10 = family living on
Garden sttest, north If capen: A
iittbs girl 10 tho iaaily had sharp
attack III the muMps, which 10 . pro
vslens diaosder this winter in Hart
k.rd. She continued tn hold aud ca.
r~ss her cat, . f.vorite with her, and
\ few days ago ths ,faes If the cat
wss observed tn b swelling. Grad
uslly II developed into decisive aud
sseisesksbls esss Al ''atulnpa,", wiss
iii 10 psias and penaltiss Lackiiy
the eat didn't take coid-or thera ia
M telling what might nut have hap.
,pen.d. The animal, - Arsemna
Ward said, IA new ""n the improve. y
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Hwy W" oOVsVSoUs'
g Ecorian report business " their
vh,ull.
Cg 70 lower water navigation there
IN ! little movement In frsights.
rnsws. like the river, h getting
"rut'' Of date
light drsnght steamer Cornie
b,on came last Wednesday morning
- hssvy cargo Of freight for this
. Rae 10 her popular conmaudse
Jpeasnsa, . worthy gsatlsnsa. ID
lhisf purssr
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Freedom . Press.
Around her waist't my arm :

AtOllNU net WdlSts" NY "'"s
Il felt ~ soft 40;
"Oh f! DEAR sage what liberty
You priuterms take!
"Wby, yes, my my charming gal
squeezed h'me. l suess.)
Can you Say aumy love, agsinst
The freedom ~ pressT
l kissed her sol did by gum!
She colo,ed = beet;
Upon my livitnl she looked
Almost tod to eat!
Ig.ve her ant bn's. and tho"
Ssys che, oconf'~s
l rather kindprter like
The freedo tho preas."
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECllL NUTlCE.
No judicial Advertisement ,ciu be
,sssrted IN this paper hereafter, I'm.
.ess the Attorney becomes security
for the adssrtis;xg bill, ,ehich mast
be paid on 1IRsT INSERTION, or
tAev ,eill be discontinued.
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SHREVEPORT.

SHREVEPORT.
Arrives. Departs.
Tuesday, Monday. Z A. N.
rhursdAy Wednesday. : A. N.
Friday, Saturday. Z A. N.
Saturday, Fridxy.4 Pm.
MAIL By BOAT.
Arrives Departs
Monday, Monday 4.P.M.
Friday, Friday g
NEW ORLEANS.
Arrives. Departs.
sundsy,2 p. NJ. Tuesday, 4 Pm.
Wednesday Thursday. 4 p. NJ.
Friday, ar. NJ. Saturday. 4 A. NJ.
NAIL BY BOAT.
ARRIvFs. DEPARTS.
Tuesday Sunday,
Saturday, Thursday.
MlNDEN AND WINFIELD.
Arrives. Departs.
Tuesday, Pm. Wednesday, s A. n.
Friday, Saturday, A. NJ.
MANY.
Arrives. Departs.
Tuesday. 6P N. Monday, 6 A. n.
Friday, 6P. n Thursday, = A. N.
MRS. N. 4. BURKE,
Post Mistress.
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"Weli, yoa'll own sheh got . pretty
f,ot, won't. you :" "Yss, III grant yoa
that, but then Is never made half %
much impression On ne ~ the old
mana"
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MY German friend. how long have
you been married! ?" well, dis is ting
dat l seldom don't like to talk spout,
hut ven ! .l"es, it seems ~ long w it
never vas.'