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STATE OF VERMONT.
OSrIEE o. SECRETARY OF STATEl
\oETHyICLp. JUNE /, lo5O.

NpE!Ht l.-lp, JUNE l., I91V.
:.-,al.,.4 s.Hi,I proposals are hereby invited for
prillH. the following stat Matter. u wit:
ifEst.-Iuurnais ot the Senate and House of Rep
r.s-i.'Atles iar l--i'. each IN one volume. aud
rt. y ..r -,s ht.ji"n " "r before the first DAY OF
Srcoyn-Tae Laws ct the Biennial SESSION of
i,l. In ruc volume. and ready for distribution on
nr h;iY-c The fifteenth day "i January. ISL also
l-es or Extra sessions mat NAV occur during the
biennial prrinl OF ;s-0->2.
Tulsp-Thr vermont Stale Onlcers Reports, com
,.-Iu. t!.i. I;tn.t- Of the State Treasurer Auditor
vi it.uIui-: Inspector "f Finance Adjuiani and
a-p'"ilr-''rn-.al; ttul-termaster-tienera; Ser
:s,.iu'-.tj-ttH,-; Railroad Commissioner: Super
v4-ur- %: See Insane; Directors Superintendent and
Gan itn 90: see :,i;' Prison a;iL House of CJrrec-
q o.: il.-i .-. >Gl !iItrilyut and Farmer Of the
Vermont E-i"rm school: AID Trustees of the Uni
Vtl. as ai -,l,..f l.i STATE Agricultural College.
InI-TH-t!.' .s-ii.''d Respiration Reports Tor
l-.t .'.t l-.-
!it,r-Ta,. Er..... 90. l'.e state Superintendent
90 iu.tl.li ir- I-.9 -.
IN. i.r,.a,i. ,ipcauc..:, Ia - hound in board.
.tiii 60, l- Gis- sea ~ ;'- uicr of the Secretary
oI -,l. 81 Notttl.! ct 81 before The trsi Mon
DIV i.',.' l,-l e.. .,f those otherwise named.
81 t i..'-;1-.. Including senate ana
iau b.-; .-lt.A" ,i.:,ri"fs Tor lNs9 addresses
ur t--a.5: ',i;cr. Iui' iati h.il heads; checks
orders; i:lt-; roe 49, PRINT d, or printed and
ruled iiu.As gel. iaTiL pratt blank books, ruled
rr oa'r@--' 'iai '.''' b. required i1I any or ail
-;a.r uu-r-. u;!i'-s, departments, Institutions.
.c.,.s. t',i ii,u-. e. representatives.. for the two
,"l-s usyt oa-,iIa. ifnm and including the first
!-y e" Au-l' {. i~~" 10 Ice delivered as near SAID
j'u.,. 49, u.., To-. ;.f.'ciirihle-
~fyf.Tn-rlr AL stationary. Including paper.
cuvrir,rs. pyus. pynhnjcr-, pencils, INK, ink
stand ,rlssrS, iu',prr hands tape, Irvine, seals.
EIitr. i!ig Ii't'iiLg. inll1.ldse stands, rulers.
lilies. 81. bands =: 'iti>, paper wrappers, ruled
uitaa- a..t hliIN books ruled or otherwise, that
may t.. require iir ;hr iwn years next ensuing,
lr.ri ig; .ir.; Ing The, iir>i lly II August, ls>O
a..3 ,a:rr' :" t"' .;li' conditions OF delivery as
in.l.,l'.I 81 -'.iv.H."
p.fii, Of 'nii3'.i VIII h" governed N all par
iirnltr- D.. thr pi"v ,in- at V" l-d. 81 the Acts OF
l-.~--, Nulyh ir.. f-> interested are respectfully
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POET AND FARMER,
BY HENRY RIPLEY DEER

BY HENRY RIPLEY Deer
A poet veil known IN tae city.
Went into the country one tIIIs.
With his pocket quite barren Of money,
Blu, his head Overlooking with rhylnr.
He wrote of the sweet winds Of summer,
He sang of the farmers grand life
of his easy and free independents"
Away from the cityS fierce strife.
The hay time hal come, and the poet
out INTO the meadows went he
And while the tanned farmers We're moving,
He sat him down under tree.
Then OFT CduIc his pencil AMI notebook,
While poetry CLEANED m his eye;
And he sang of the farmers before him,
Who moved meath the summer SKY.
Anu his verses were pretty-quitr pretty
But II worried the farmer to sce
while he WAS AT WORK Ike 4 HEAVIER
The poet beneath a green tree.
And IA his swath heightened and lrngtEelcf,
He neared to the poets retreat.
And wearied with scythe and with SUNSHINE.
III threw himself down at his feet.
''What is il you're dom now, Mister?
writn' some pn'try. s'pOse!
Would yr mind rtelin' out a few verses,
While sci here dryin' nv close?
and The post. with fine fr-nZy Burning.
Read what nj hat written tnIt day
OF the farmer who mcrrlly mOweth
In the fragrance Of newly-cui hly.'
And when he hal finiSheI lis poem,
lie smiled on the farmer 50 bland,
And said to him. How do You Ike IT.
TIA sure that you must understand"
And the farmer-he leaned On his elbow,
AMI SAID To the poet 50 bliihe.
''lt's good. and yOu'dnever a writ II
II you'd Il been swingin' the scythe,"
-ift.-i-g-
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KNOW TUYSELF.

'I'IiE untold miSrrirS that ~
SN l sult from ml.scrct.on N
e. 81 Early Eir may h. allcS 90. VI aud
NeAo 3D.. cu!rd Those who duIJi th.S
n S& assertion should purchase trc
~ 40 new mvthcal wuik ru1' u ly
lNSs<A The PEABODY Mrpic II. Is IL
\EssZA ~ IT, Ii ton. 's'--,i-i THE
EEHe ,, IENjE on IIEE. or. >fLE
-yyksvfS " = FEl~EiN NtION. ENHlI-i'd
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Chr asrr.t. l)rrs:'.

BURLINGTON, FRIDAY. JUNE Il, 1850.
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The following letter proves that
BRiGHT'S DISEASE, III It's
worst form, Is CCRABLE:

ToLEna. o. September. -. -?
M.~Sr> Il. II. WARMER co. E"eh'-i"f y. -
GcI.irncn: Having escaped ir.iih lt"ni E'i-il :
,ll-lS. by thc use Of your Remedy. feel Ii a AMY
moi only 10 acknowledge NV gratitude 10 yuu p.i-
soaaily. I'M a,n 10 bring my css' before thr rI''r
ami have those who suffering; similarly q" iliHt
whether medicine not prepared hv the i'5ulH"
VIII eur, ihi- fi1giiiul h;al,iy or not.
In the summer of l>,s WAS hrsi li.cn III Win
symptoms which, was informed we're These "i
EriEhi's disease. went Il MIiiH' ~. NIGH 1i'i
called tn my ALL ply S,cian OF Eotc aH.ilN Ni';
remaining "A considerable TIM under his care
found no Improvement: Ca IN" contrary, ny us
ease Was considerably aggravated | next placed
myself IN charge oi one al the tr~t rhySiriii' ia
Toledo. -. with no better result. WAS thrn M
,luced 10 Try the skill OF eninrn' medical man IN
New York. and remained niltr ms ear" HlN
months Finding myself growing steadily weaker.
VITA no abatement OF the kidney dTrAn@ei:sli'
began 10 despair oil ever getting well.
In the summer of ls.5 my friends inten'!Hd me 20
go abroad. thinking that the sea voyage together
with the superior SIKH of foreign medical men.
might effect Il cure. | succeeded IN gaining an III
troucjion 10 The celebrated Dr. Dcclai OF IdilS'
AMI remained under his care fifteen months. lie
u-r,l IN INV case what Is Known a. the cIhG' i:t a.
In,ili. aad then every method which IN" ms;
.,irni.nc men OF the profession on the continent
Were known 10 employ. NJ impF"Vcihtn h,ing
apparent. the services Oi DR.. T. 4 gentlemen "i
equal cmlnrRcc. were next solicited seven months
OF careful treatment by this Kind gentleman 'lroI"
to the beginning of the most lIgraNa trl y mp
toms of the disease. Win swollen limbs. DIS
ordered liver, impaired digest on and serious irr-
larIies OF the heart. proceeded 10 Manchest r,
i., anu ~, Nv il' =, -. -. -, ~ a., ,,,,
nl hT' ho"cIl-' uhy "a 'iic III. t,, ~ -
fSS-lOu IN England. am itllnfE "a Il Nblh Va "a
eases of the kidneys. HIS great Li"E!c"@t did
not avail in my case and hEally. draliinG 81 ANY
Improvement. muca less cure. | i-iurn' To lis
native land IN the belief t:s,; must soo1 he
yyn,u r,at.lrd home w, r,y,-l.'is wore sIi,i,-
rn,ord v.bn ON sLi,riinr ,.i,u.l..- Of tn, ii.f 10
In. - of nom and acid discovered IN. nr,s,Ilc.
nf .Ihum.n IN lary,. urnnoiii.u whil.. The Micro
,.,n. snoyrd numerous casts Al this together
,.,ih The desIrli,lrp look of nv PHYSICIANS forced
rhc rizin,s yiciIrn tilst death wa Inevitable"
;hsii dismissed Iiy medical alien laiiS WITH the
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s,ip ~ Ai.L riH ,,'.l,.fS.
iurt -:u.tar.'atA14 in lN
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THE JE NE sJAI eUOI.

Yes, I'm in love, ! feel it now.
And Celia mas undone me
And yet | swear | cant tell how
The pleasing pain stole on me.
lis not her face which love creates,
For there no graces rcvel
It's not her SHAPE, for there the fateS
Have rather been uncivll.
It's not her air. for sure in that
There's nothing more than common
And all her sense il only chat,
Like any other woman.
Her voice. her iOuch might give tn alarm
Twas both. perhaps. or neither;
In short. twas that provoking charm
OF Celia altogether
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IA CHAD nDnhEU 'Boni i:Ht,. ami NUN l"'N''l
IN DlUi UhlIhhD and sthppr'l only -~'. N'M
riatu, 80 GO =. ,in Hi,i-uuutrt "n.t iiiu
tratsI irrr Ndif.... pttf.I = tt9'i, " t''t'" 90
s.. i N'y g. as "t~
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STALLION FOR SALE.

KaowH a. Black Champion OF Bishop llors", ro'-
coal black; line siyi' good aotinI: is N':} ut"
aud known ~ Ia one OF thr hest stock hu:s = III
Vermont Sound and kind IA tnr condition. S.'ld
for no fault hH-incs- fruu houI' and clrnui t.:ht
care oi hiia. Pc. Yer, Low. Nilr"sS IN, p;p'r!-
eiur. -. !: NOpbN Aitl'
Apr 9S-Wtf Eat Fairfield, VI
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Ever since Prof. Green wrote L. the Medical
RrcoT,i dlNising N>r'tit- every where - use the
safe Kidney ami Liver Cure their prIct ce. it mas
been gaining IN favor with the profession They
can mud nothing which Is 4 substitute for IT, X
C.Elkins, VI. ID Rochester. y T.. savs he would
prescribe II 10 all who are ailifi e "h serious
kiduey AMI liver diseases.
Mag as-m.yg f.E.w 2p
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Eou5H u. sas upIanEy.s ESTATE.

81 ~ 81 iEHpNT } To all persons con-
DISTRICT OF ,ntfrE''nEN $ Tiw,n IL IIuushr.y.
'af. o.: .s.cui ia All District, deceased.
GREETING:
FL ,..,l5;.. court. holden NJ Burlington, within
!iI GOO. $780,. district ct Bartender. the 9th day
uI Ma. l-'I aL instrument puri1rting TO be the
.ast viu si-il . :ai-I!t 81 Edwin W. Humphrey,
'ijc o.. I,il,hu. IN stid district. deceased, was
presented L. tn. conn aforesaid TOR probate. And II
b. .,ln,, ht -!i court that The 18th dlv Of June,
3, 90 a. iIr Probate Crult to"nls said Su iIngtot,
a. It'ti :.'r I. ytHl- -.i lisiTtHlrnt and th.t
-,.,- t.pi be .tVyA tu al persona concerned, By
:il. .'uu. lH'- uf,I"r three weeks successfully in
' !H .iit.t zee PRESS. q newspaper printed at
- 1917 't...l .iI. .4frVIp$ tp the t!Inr appointed.
therefore, tuu arr hereby notified 10 appear he
flr..,l 'ii.i q! thc Time AMI place Aforesaid and
,.i-iir-' Tho uilil.. uf sad WILL # yuu have cause.
',..ri u.,l,r Mv hand n Darlington, IA -ald dis
tree. '.ii- sgi t.'s ~ N:y. iN>o.
I,N@w Il. :. taft Register
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SHAKERS
SARSAPARILLA

Prepared l,y iae Canterbury shake folI ,a4 .5ot.
of SitsapaTilla Daadelcn, Yellow Dock. Mandrake.
Black Colosh. Garget, Indian Hemp, and the Ber
rieS of Juniper and Cabcb. uIit-'l with loiile O.
Potassium nale by the Society.
1t was the first is well as it Is the best AMI pGresl
of strengthening AMI Purifying medicines called
sarsapatla, being totally unlike al Others in the
variety, qualify az quantity Of is precious proper:
ties. II has been prescribed as th' best by rhysi-
eiaEs AID druggists fnr mo:e Khan ATTY yc:-s-
EYES.-You ask nv opinion OF yGGr Com
pound syrup Of Sirsapariila. AMI lchr-rlli'y aii
nv testimony fIvp: ut tS us. especially in the
scrofuiuu> diathrsis. speak wta cIt:.i5ucr N
regard 10 it, curative qualities. for have us11
extensively in Inv Practice for TIE pct eighteen
wears | have long considered 4 ElYr- valuable
than any other preparation Of sar~aaariliI with
which anu quaint II. and / rec1iau"n II - nv
professional brethren who are not aic-aly ilmiiiar
with Id Effects You: very fq Tly:s,,,.r, ~
jamestown. V ii, Dee :, -.
shakers SlrSaparilla creanses taa li1,i Vt scTof
ula and ScrOfu!Ous liunOrs, rr-u iI'- tie stomach
and bowels cures disorders OF the iv'r. kidneys
and urinary organs. puriieS the fcl.ii' system OF
weakness and debilifliInE hunprS- an. .iIiicltrs
the first symptoms of hereditary diseases IN ciiil-
dreu and voIih. II il truly wonderful medicine
for general and nccyous debility eil1c.afi5a AID
dsop>y.
BEARING The signature OF Thos. Cu.btt. Is inventor.
IsqUIEC ron COFEETT's SniErEs' SAEslTAEILLA
Ia b, half Of the src.-tv.
NICHOLAS \. RTIGGS' r.-,,,,s.
JOSEPH WOODS.
SsaSer Niliazc. y IL. : al. /. lS,).
NtV Ii '-n-tu .riNv-ly
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Remedy :,r CosTIVENr-s. TORPID LIVER
DYSPEPSIA EIIIol s'Ni.~N, MALARIA AMI
FttIE AND At.t-E tn. b-st known Laxative
WARMERS SAFE REMEDIES are snld b. r:as-
81, I;rl Dcllcfs IA Medicine everywhere.
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THf, HILL OF LIFE,
Ky JOH,; SCOTT.

Ky jobs SCOTT.
We ni.ly Ak, my heart and !.
little peace. a litlle rest
We've travelled far, my heart ani |,
And none responds 10 oar requ--t.
The hill Of life is steep ami high,
And thOrns the grasses undcrlic.
We know 1t wvl!-my heart aai !.
We've hal our FOES, my heat ana /;
We've had our friends,
We've had our loves. my heart AM !,
Where friendship ends.
We've bid Il hundred loves goOd-bvr.
We've srea a hundred friendships die,
Ave, tHai we havC-my heart JId /.
We INST with SOFA. NV hcari ami /
We've met with praise:
When rnvy let hiS arrows q:
To maj our t:iv-.
We'd laugh L. see tLysa f,. f. Co., ID
II cunning forget u ati'il. L..
We would his iiendish ants dsfy,
And foil our fOcs-iny heat and |.
When beauty, b.ushins So eet and shy,
Would. unaware.
Pierce ms warIn heart with glanccs shy.
We'd shun the snare,
Old trout AVOID the anglers i!y.
And flitalJ>s hearts would vamly trs
To separate my heart and !.
Now here We axe, ms heart and |,
While lar nelOw,
We hear the murmuring nations cry,
And reap and SOW
We've sown and reapcd, my heart AMI /,
And only ASK in peace to DIE.
God grant Us rest, my heart AMI !
lid isuss
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Thcg. Is perhaps M tonic offered - The pt"pt
that i,fss,--s i much real Intrinsic value a. iG'
Hon Eficr- .iu-' ~ tais Seasla OF the year, wien
the stomach heels appetizer. " the biooi ne Is
purifying. The cheapest and best remedy Is Hoi
BiI..f. su r,!.c,. Il prevention is worth pngad
81 ,u.r. don't wa: uatli Vuu are Frustrated iii
dls.a. iil; max iIh- m0IiIs for you TO recover IL
- yn...,.. Z, .,I, May ai-drolAw2w
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Price. $50 peg BEETLE. Sin fol


n,t,.t l.I.,..i uv r,ia. lie. l,..ifIn. a ~lnii-
o., ulii.. ,ir other pr" 9ai.i' .', -lS;trl'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-11

Tur Grand Traui, road are completing ar
raa.,mcuts fora fast train 10 Chicago, which,
it IS hoped viii perform the journey in 2G
hours. Taopow,r!ul six-whccled lo,omo-
ti..s or },In- erected ir the shops at Mon
me-, Wide ia, Chicago section Of the road
is being newly la.liS,cl.
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Ttr..au. E.iuy, which ran last year
t.twe.a Pittsburgh and Maquam Bay, has
been suli % ibc kuick'lhockcr lee Company
af Nr,v .-A city, and is towing ice hargcs.
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Heaven" 1t was forwarded to the dead
letter office with the endorsement: No
line established between Bennington and
that place"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-11

MyruS JENNIE was sentenced at Rutland,
THURSDAY, Ign-3J, ,o rislit years in the House
Of Correction Ter hlr-l4ry, at Fairhaven,
March, i-.st
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Dram yF llos. Asa KEyEs.-llon. Asa
Kcyes. one Of The ol,cs; and most esteemed
residents ct Bratt'choro, died Friday, aged
SO years. IlcW was member Of the Wind
ham county lar f'r over GO years. held the
otll,c of judge aad register of probate, and
had also held other imp riant Offices.
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zs..--.,, ku1.loG...> G:.r.rE.

sf'lE"F VERMONT. To all persons con
rsyaiyi 90 crnrs*uESss Y,l!"n u K , o u.
IS F...v II t.::i district, decreased,
GREErrHG:
lta utrii &c., oufi. holden at Burlington, within
'ii tir Tie l>iricj al Chlitrndcn, the 2Oth day
%! ,lIs i--:, 4i instrument purporilng 10 be- the
TAT vlii al; it-t.i;.ut Of Nelson Kellogg. late of
H.. $ 90 sol 81 '.irt. decreased, WAS presented
o. fr ,t t'l 10" probate; AMI II is ordered
, ...ut ,,lf i.. gaze l6ih Is 81 June. is>0 At the
ti-' d. ta ..i'.S. iU -sd l;u lincton. he aijgnsd
ir'Nts" .il instrument: ami That motto" there
, be- Gwen 90 AL .,'.-1u- Concerned. by publishing
i..- o.. i D. ia weeks ~urtrS~!Y,y IN the Hurllng
tuu RAE rEs-S = n'N paper printed Al -ad Bur
.,,- 5000. id, vtt,ii- 80 She t.iu" appointed.
Therefore. IuI axe hereby notified TO appear be-
lf.. .tI gn:I ~ Iic tnr and place aforesaid. and
,iti ia. probate al said Will. # YOU have cause.
uIri-T f-r'i n. t.ll.4.zilli. IN SAID dis
tri.; ihis 3t'n dIv 81 May, lisa.
,rU-g l. =. TAFT. Register.
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The Doctor, YieIsiin.

We caaEot supply You bottles a. fast a. You
1''r Them telegraphs the glass inalaii,. uftr, :"
The Wheat Bitters COMPANY 2pi5w
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Capt. Gilman Henry of WoodstocA was
STR, Ken with paralysis the other night and
at last ;,,-.u.'ui- Was ia - dan"rrons condi-
iiru.
An only >an Of NJ. Edward Chamberlain,
aged : wears. f,ll into silver Lake, barnard.
Monday. and VAS drowned.
\ library association has been formed in
Worcester, commencing with some forty
members.
As Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Richardson were
ridirr To- NailSrd from Montpelier, thr
horse stumbled and fell. Mrs. Richardson
jumped from the wagon and broke her lee,
Edward : Smith. son of Rev. c. :. Smith
of Montpelier, broke his ri"ht arm nj the
elbow The other afternoon. Ii is a bad break
and fears are entertained .! pcrmancn; in
jury hut he has youth IN his favor, and this
may save Lin from u sill ann.
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L,UNoH or GEAND lsIE-On "Wednesday
last, at Grand Isle, the new steamboat bult
by Captain Warren Corbin, was launched
the second vessel of any size over launched
Lord Wellington" built in 1881, by Robin
son Ferris, in Rockwelrs bay. The length of
the hull between stem and stern is 1i2 feet,
and the breadth of beam % feet 4 inches;
length over all $50 feet breadth over all, i2
feet. Her depth is s feet and she will draw
when completed about three feet eight inches
of water She is TO I've side wheeler, and
it is expected will be able easily To run II
miles an hour. The engine, which is 10 be
made 10y the Morgan Iron Company of New
York, viii have 36-inch cylinder, with 90
inch stroke Al half-paSt one on WerGcs
day. Rev. o. G.. Wheeler of South Hero
addressed six or seven hundred people which
had gathered On the Stopping shore OF kccl"i :
Bay and j. l.. Gilmore of Plaitsburrli also
made a speech. Following this was a s"nz
written expressly for the occasion by Dustin
Kent oi Grand I>'e When everything Was
ready ihe props ware in"'kej cat aa! tie
vces,i i., .:.l Hn..rv'. i.ut irfo!r ;i,r 20 .'-
Ell tA, ,.a!,f ST.. >'..rc,, :ui refused 10 %.
furiicr T.. !tja!yr >;.ii thu VESSEL ca, f!
MT L." lsnn,h ll.;'l day, and The rc"i, Il.
pcrsod to tin II homes, disappointed at failure
JUS; al the last moment The launch, low
of stump pullcr, AMI the vessel goes To
Mapum BAY for completion. 1t is under
stood that hrr owners are prominent capital
ist, interested in the Portland and O.s,lcHs-
hur.h r:,ilr,'a,! company, and that shc will RIM
between MaqiIim Bay and FiattshIlrSh prob
all, t,ryhin. AZ Alhnrgh, North Island, Is,c
Ia N..t:... and Grand Isle.
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HrSc. = Johnson, AR>IrA AND on iI:'IAi;NT
Is aa external remedy for Man and Beast.
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I'sE Womau's Christian Temperance
unions o.! Ghitrndrn county, meet in CON
ycntion IN Friday. june llth, at Milton. \
lar-r attendance and an excellent programme
Is in prospect. Miss Anna c. Park, prcsi-
dent of the STATE organization is expected to
ucpIcscnt. Arrangements have been made
for return els over the various railroads.
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zHe E,-ca EHrsSs association.
q. a.. BENEDICT. Editor,
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CaNruNvurta CEIuE.-L Last Wednesday
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IRELAND

LONDON, Jan. 3D. The Paris Temps com
mentlng on the sympathy shown Parnell by
American dlgnatai les and legislatures, says
"Mr Pa rnell has evidently been adroit In
selecting the time fpr his American cam
paign. The Presidential election will be held
In the course Of this year and the vote q
seven million Irieh electors is very impor-
tant. There Is no wish to estrange the Irish,
and this IL why Mr.. Parnell - supported.
He will return to ireland with the prestige Of
great success, and the strength given by q
respectable sum Of money to his party VIII,
fherefore. approach tna coming elections LII
especially favorable circumstances, with or
uanizati0n OIL prepared and with plenty of
money" :,
The Paris correspondent OF tho 1imea,
commenting On the above, says: We Temps
seems to bo under the impression that tho
American subscriptions loI the fsliet OF dls-
trees IN ireland will be available for election
aefina purposes.