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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29
PlyIli

Plymouth,
"A singular and fatal accident .oc-
sured on Monday oil last week, al
that part of the town known as Fro &
City. Webster NJ. Butler was ionnd
decd IN his wood road where IL enters
his door yard. His body was found
lying bet veen The sleds Of his tray
erse. which was loaded with logs.
The jugn'ar vein on the right side
was cut open, and one or two Of his
ribs were broken. Al the body was
found at the foot of n small bill, it is
supposed that he caught his foot IN
the snow and fell forward Of the oxen,
so close TO them that one of them
stepped on his chest, breaking his ribs
and preventing him from getting ont
OF the way of the forward sled of the
traverse, the steel shoe OF which, as i,
ran over his neck, cut opsu the vein
and he bled to death.
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Barn ard.

Barnard.
Key. Eli Ballou has moved from
this place 10 the farm occupied by his
son in the edge OF Royal,on. lie
will continue to preach here and at
Bethel as usLal.
One more of the old Democratic
soldiers has broken ranks, and passed
away. Barney Kelley lifelong
Democrat OF whom further mention is
made under the appropriate beading
-E II. French and Willard
Wilson, had a love feas, the other day
French crn. out hest, Wilson with n
broken 6nger-yum yum.
Measles are the order Of the day.
The upper district school, being clos
ed for the present.
Mrs. Geo. L. Harpin is very sick
with Black Measles.
Wesley Cook has bought the
farm OF J. Q Adams, and is about ia
enter the matrimonial state.
Humphrey Wheelock, ST., ii
quite unwell.
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POlnfret.

POmfret.
There was very pleasant we'd
ding party at the residence OF Isaac
King, Esq, on Saturday evening last,
the parties being his daughter, Miss
Fannie j. King and Mr.. Julius D
Newell, of Lancaster, Mass, Rev. Mr.
Frost, of Woodstock, performing the
CEREMONY. Directly after refresh
ments the happy pair lett for Cam
bridgeport, Mass, where they will
spend a few days of the honeymoon.
May happiness attend them.
The trade in fine wool sheep is
booming Mr.. Perkins and Mr. Fuller
having sold some to parties from
Ohio at almost fabulous prices, Mr.
Fuller receiving 5000 TOR one lamb.
ID. E. Godins has been appoint
ed Postmaster at the north village.
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ORANGE COUNTY,

oRANGE COUNTY,
RANDOLPH, Commencement week
at the Slate Normal School, Jan, 2 a.
7lh, 1881, EsamIaalions--Monday
Tuesday, "Wednesday, aud Thursday
Sunday, TIN, Sermon before the
graduating classes, bv Rev, j. H.
Bartlett Of Williamslown. -
Wednesday, =. NJ Addresses
by Prof ], l.. Lord of Dartmouth
College Thursday 7 p. N, com
pe,i,ivo speaking. Friday, 2 r. N
exercises OF the graduating classes
Nc ISpoes FALIs-Major Moore
has been drinking cider drawn
through lead pipe, and is not expected
TO live, aud NJ the same place, Il. NJ.
Johnson came near dying by stepr'pe
Oh a rusty nail.
SraArFoRD-George Wilson died
lately from the effects of swallowing q
live frog last J1ly. He seems TO have
q fondness for reptiles, as he Is said TO
have once swallowed green snake,
more than u fo,t long, and to have
performed other like astronomical
teits.
CHELSEA james Smith, OF Chelsea
had his Knee put out Of joint.
TuSBRlpoE-Our millionaire (') has
retired from politics. Geo. a
Mudgelt has been appointed asst snpt'
of the Western Union Tel. Co., with
his office in New York city. He ras
II salary Of S24oo. n year.-Wa''e
River Valley Pomona Grange. held
their annual meeting here last Th1rs-
day. This grange is composed OF
members from the oranges AZ Royal.
ton, Sharon. Il. Bethel, Norwich. and
Tunbridge. The following officers
were elected: q. {. Whitney, Mas
ter; c. B. Smith, Oversrer; Bugbee,
Lectursr J w, Waldo, Steward; g.
W. Smith. asst Steward; Rev. G. Z.
Severance, Chaplain; H. Dutton, Sec,
Miss. G S. Smith, Ceres, Mrs. g. {.
Whitney, Pomona; Ms. Bugber,
Flora; Mrs II. T. Clifford, lady Asst
Steward.
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ALiyInu clock.

The human system is kind OF ma.
chine. If one part is seriously out Of
order the Whole goes wrong. The
blood 10 circulation is the handspring.
Keep this all right and you will not
suffer from kidney aud liver disorders,
piles and conslir patton. And in offel-
ing you DR.. Kennedy's ''Fayorite
Remedy" as the most successful regu-
lator of the human machine ever dis
covered, we oblge the sick and SUI
fering more THIN we oblige d., Ken
needy. Invest one dollar tor q bottle
at the store, or wrlk all the way to
the doctors office in Rondout N. Y,
rather than not ret il. d.. 81 .
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iiriagewatsr,

isridgewater
The lndependehl efanee ~"
i7A, elected the iWlow'eg oll'eefs De-
18Th, 1885, u, Wood, Master .
l., Webh, oversseri H. li' span'd'ag
Lecturer l., t. Waymoa'h' steward
Chester Dlm'ck' chaplfni NJ, y
Ne'hTay' treasurer 'eh'a' "s''
svos'aryi Don 'iowa'a' eas hssPe'
Mrs H. H. sPau'a'"g' oe'e'' m, -
plo'a Perkins POMONA m''s' "aa''
Kennedy plofai A'pef' nIisgs' NV
s'swafdi Eina p'gg'' taay n''
Stewards Managers, H. d. Perkins
and l.. II, sPauldlng.
Melvin aged II years, and FEED
aged 7, sons Of Lewis Childs were al
play with an ay ON the 2Olh,, the eld'
es, struck tho hand Of the younger
eating Of three fingers, one coming
of with the mlttens. The Others
hung by the skin, eating through The
Joints next the hand, aud what Ia more
strange, the lad has not experienced
auy pain from The wound and Is dong
well,
-Tbe Christmas At the Center,
oassod of VERY pleasantly with the ex-
eenljon Of \ fcy present whose aim In
every public gathering Ia to make a
di.,orbauee. We can overlook the
ant,cs Of Young America, with bet
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hprinRtieId.

l..
Christians made nearly everybody
glad, some very glad, few were
positively happy t.f
Spending three dollars 10 save
one II true economy, tor further par
ticalars ses "Iiouse Journal
Mr. James y Whites barn war
burglarized Tuesday night OF last
week,
Geo. Hammond has sold bis
Meat Market 10 Mr., L, Il. Grimes.
The Ice Co, have their Ice house
filed with some excellent Ice.
The Toy Co, have been visited
by boom and have TO work night
and day To III their orders,
--Annual meeting at the savings
bank next "Wednesday,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29

An old Vermont farmer came home
drunk the other night, and became
the victim of an irrepressible desire to
get still drunker. So he thought he
would bring out his wagon and drive
over 10 Shelburne Falls for more
whisky. Just as he was about put
ting the flushing touches on the har.
Messing arra' gemen,s be said 10 him
salt, 'This horse has got horns!' He
brought out bis lantern and found he
had harnessed the COW to the wagon.
He muttered: 'I'm drunk enough
now" unhitched the beast and went
into the house to sleep it off, Brat.
:leboro Phoenix. .-s -.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29

A curious affair took place in Wor-
cester recently which was not TO the
credit OF the parties engaged, or to
the community. Two persons, who
shall be pameless, attended a prayer
meeting a few nights ago, got into q
dispute, when one s'umped the other
ont doors, and knock down fight
was the result. The victorious per-
sou returned to the meeting and spoke
as If nothing had bappened.-[ Ver-
mont Farmer.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29
IEE Sun FOR !ss!:

y...,. rvsuv n,,. .a;,,o,.
Everypouy reaus III. ouS ~, tue o m.r 20
OF this newspaper, throughout tho yor 70
come cveiyoouy WI nna ., A. .,
L. AZ !he worIas news. 80 P.eso m, ,I ;n
the reaner VIII get tne grcasesss amour. .. "a
formation WIN ,nS 'east uhpFo,nr. n. eapS1na
inre OF time aha oyes'B",. ne sUs ,ons
go asvovetea .no goaen 'I nrswitv 'e
uu r ~, iu."os" auu uuo, ,J.n;
~; Much VI '"n. SoIt VI now" M'Su uo.
pends less upon lts reeogn,zea ,inPor.anc0
thah upon Ns lnteresT 70 m.anuu s'o.n
morning 10 morning ihk euN Pr.nss con
llnuea Story OF ino nves OF roa' men anu wo
men, ana OF 'hc,r aeeas, p,ans, loves h",e oa
anu trouples. ms STORY 10 more variou Huu
moro interesting than any romance tna'
was ever devised .ea;.. T., .,,u, ,,,,,,, 49,,
~. nooa wii,ang "a every coiu In SUI
freshness. originality accuracy, ana docorum
IN the treatment OF every SUBJECT. ,..
~. Honest comment. LIE SUNS n s 10
TO- SPEAK out IeariesSiy apout tnen anu .ninSs
,..., Ius' v ao,ai rona,ne.. ~ .ononI I'd
what lis praisewortby or to rebukc what is
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29
Slst Year Of
Godey's Lady's. Book,

LOW flS4SE We vS'Vo EEA If>As'
ANOTHER NEW DEPARTURE.
ginning with Jan. Number, 's1.
In obedience to what wo believe 10 be a
growing desire Of the reading public, the
publishers beg to announce that Cooley :
Lady's Book in 1881 will contain A COM.
PLETE NOVEL inevery number; beside
the Toll wing old. time specialtics
Beautiful Original Steel + late Engravings.
Diagram Patterns for Ladies and Children.
Mammoth Colored Fash;o Plate.
short Stories. Poems and Sketches.
Our Popular Novelty Pages il Colors.;.:4
illustrated Art and Fathicn Home Work.
Architectural Designs tor Beautiful Houses
Golev's Recipes, Puzzles und Gsmes.
Monthly Chit. Chat OH Fashions, etc.. etc
No Continued Stories
Every Number Complete In ITSELF:
Subscriptions will he received at this Office
in clubs with this paper. The Age ana
Gode!'s Lady's Book Tor one year, postpaid,
only SO 90.
The January Number is now ready. On
receipt Of 20 GEMS sample copy will be
promptly sent by the publishers. and this
amount can DO deducted when the price Of
a years subscription is mailed.
Remit by money order. or draft on Phils.
delphia or New York. or by registered let
G6pDEY's LADY's BOOK PUB. CO..
1000 Chesinu. ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29

Frederick Nenner, tho Meridian
Conn policeman arrested on a charge
Of oulragIng n woman whom no was
conducting 10 the slms',ou'e, has been
bound over 70 the Supreme Court m
der q bond Of $1,000,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29
|Queelee.

Qaeehee.
The band will give a dance IN The
village hall on the evening 81 ,pee' 81
At, A good lime il expected
Mr., Alonzo Fisher has just returns
ed from his wedding tour and has
moved into Miss PerriNs house,
The Be,dIes had y full house here
on the 20th r
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29

Senator PendletOn has bill be-
fore Congress prohibiting political
assessments, contributions. etc. and
provides as penalties Tor its violation
dismissal from Office, or annulment of
contracts with contractors. l. is not
likely 10 be popular with republicans.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29
White River Junction.

white River JUNCTION.
The C. V. r. r. Co., have put up
. new roof over the concrete pave
ment at the depot. Last year they
put up narrow roof which proved a
failure.
Joseph Couternash died very aud
denly las, Wednesday. He worked
in the forenoon but complained Of
feeling badly, ate MS dinner and while
engaged in conversation he fell back
and expired without a struggle. His
funeral took place at the Catholic
church A large concourse of people
were present and followed his remains
to their final resting place.
L. H. Bagley lost valuable horse
lately with "epizoot'.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29

The South Carolina Legislature con.
tains four colo,ed Democrats, and yet
hosts Of people in the north believe
that no Negro ever voluntarily voted
the Democratic ticket. q. z7s 2. n.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29

There is a difference in mothers.
Tommy, whose mamma had been
reading to him about Eve and the
serpent "Then she wasn't like you,
mammr, for you're afraid Of mouse. "
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29

Edgin Nissan, q Negro waiter in
Newark, murdered bis wife with o
club, crushing the skull, on Christmas
day, and slept with the Corpse that
night. Hs has beeu arrested. "l
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29

The late legislature oi Vermont
lasted 0s days, aud the State Treas
urer paid oat rs 'i' eIst soS''so' o.
nearly 81 900 q day.
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GALL
w IL y o N =,

Will y d N 3,
Central Street Woodstock w.,
FOR YOUR ,.
GROCERIES L. W. l. GOODS,
And get Just as good Goods and just -
cheap rs can be bought Ia any other place
IN town,
Flour from 5000 10 $1,000 Crackers
Woodstock, iianaver, Montpelier, Soda,
Graham, sweet and small Oyster Crack
ers bread, Runs, Cookies, Cakes, Ginger
snaps, &c Il sugurs-Gfanula ted, Powder.
ed Cut Aoap, Extra Yellow Q, aud
Browni Ralslns-London Layers, Loose I
Museptell, Valencias and seedlsss fiunes,
Dates English cur'anls, Rice, Sage,
TapiOca, Citroni itice Four, Dat Meal,
Grahaml COfse-Jayar Mocha, lilo,
French breakfast, Cocoa Shells, choeo'
lates, COcOanuti Teas-the best Jap,
Green, Oolong, Back, uneolored Jap
Cayenne Pepper, Hack, Whitei sage,
sayor,, Ma|uram. Ginger, Cassia, Pi'
HchtpI MuStAiui hl'P'epi NV'sS' "'sNNl
Nutmegs, Galatin, Sea Moss-Paring, bea-
MOssi Eytraets-Lenon, Orange, flne'
apple, Almond, Vanilla, Strawberry,
SErsaparilla, sarsaparilla Rose Jamaea
Ginger Can GoOds-all klnda-Pcaehes,
Pears, Plne,Apples. Plums, Corn Sueco'
fash, Peas, BeaLsi Salmon, saIdines,
HOLSTERS, Oysters Corn Beef Potted
Ham, Turkey, Chicken, tomatoes, Tomato
Ketchup, French Mustard, Pepper-sanee,
Chow. Chow, worcestershire Sauce, Old
Brandy Cheesci strawberry aud Fine
Apple syrups aud Jellleai Starch
DURYEA'S, LIneL Gloss, Muzzy's, Gilbert's,
kingford'si Soaps--the Celebrated French
Laundry Soap, DObln's Rabbits, White
Greelan, Ivory, Japanese, Barn'a Machine
Soap, Glyccilne, Castllcj Brooms-
maple handles, Washtubs, Washboards-
Wilson's lmproved-ihe best; Pals I
Stove Brushes aud Backing Boot Brush.
o. and Backing, Lamps aud Chinneys,
Lanterns aud Globes, Lamp Wicks and
Burners, Candles, Wickingi Irvine, Bed
cords, Clothes.llncs, Clothes-plnsi Brls'
tol,bricksi Molasses, Syrup, Vinegar,
Lard, Saltpeter, R0sln, Salsoda, Bluclng,
Indigo, Alum, Matches, Hops, Yeast
Cake, Sale Iatus, Lemon, Oranges, Cod.
fish, Kerosene, Beans, Apples, Nuts and a
good assortment Of Confectionery Provi-
dcnce River Oysters through tho season
Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Bonelcss Goldfish !
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, &C. Call and C,
Butter and Eggs taken IN exchange
for Goods. This Is a List Of few articles
that have, but call for what you want In
this line, II not In Stock, will furnish
promptly. Goods delivered promptly free
Of charge. Give me call and test my
Goods. Spices qua 'antecd pure. can
give small prices on Good Flour, every
barrel war AVOID. Ifnot what ! recon.
mend, on can exchange, or get your
money ~. Wat you return.
L. w. WILSON.
o,iI:, ok, VT, Nov. ~, 80.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29

Chester.
-"sylvIa's Soldier" q comedy IN
two acts, will be g'yeu by the Chester
dramatic club In Q ipw weeks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29

Fred. Stevens, formerly Of Nova
Scotia, died at Plymouth IN. H.
Saturday Of bydrophobia
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29

CHAS. CHI APMAN,
Druggist and ApOthecary.
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perium.
cry, Toilet Articles. Fancy Goods. Pot
ash for Soap. Bird Seed, Cream
Tartar, Soda. Pure Ground
Spices, Flavoring Extracts,
Fine Toilet Soaps, Combs,
Brushes of all kinds,
1russes, Supporters,
Shoulder Braces,
&C., &c.
Agent for 'Seeleys Hard Rubber
Trusses.'
make Specially Of this Truss. SAITH.
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
give my personal attention TO fitting Of
TrnsIes. Thirty-three years experience 10
my voucher. as best qualified to give s.tis-
faction. A Large Assortment ef other
Trusses at ow Prices.
Glass, Putty, and Dye Stuffs. "
WOODSTOCK, - VERMONT.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29

Did you gel anything IN your
stoeklngf
Now swear of, and "stick."
Ths crows have not commenced
their spring caw-easses yet
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1881 reads the same each way,

Jonah was not much OF a Land
Lacquer, An eviction was the very
thing no hankered for.
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light hearted, how his Gear young face is radi-
ant with smiles, and brm full Of happiness
and often, when sad and depressed and tho flu
ture seems "hedged about with many q thorn"
go to God and ask him to give me grace and
patience to submit to all his appointments with
q cheerful face, for do not think we have the
right to rob our little ones of happy childhood.
The cares and burdens of life will come soon
enough and IL we wish to have and retain
good influence over them, we must meet all the
cares and exigencies of life with a calm and un-
clouded brow.
Now, in conclusion, dear and much tried
mothers, let us endeavor to begin the new year
with fresh resolve to exert over our little ones
an influence for good, an influence that will
make them noble and useful men and women,
au influence that will go out into the world a
mighty living power in the presence of our
children, melting them to good and noble deeds,
and the world will be somewhat the better for
our having lived aud labored. If we will but
keep these thoughts in our minds it is surpris-
ing how patient and guarded we can be in all
of our words and actions, and the hope, born of
earnest prayer, will spring up into our hearts
Nnu min - tnat our lnHucnCe, tnOuEn untclt
now by any, save the noisy little prattlers
around our knees, will yet grow and expand for
good, SO that in time others may be benefited
also.
would like to say something of Sister 8
influence but cannot in this article, perhaps,
l may in some future number. |, however, feel
that cannot too strongly urge the Importance
Of n Mothers influence over her sons, nor the
need there is ofa nobler aud larger, and less per-
sonal ideal of the duty than exists. She should
be his first and induring object of reverence
In her he should learn to honor and respect all
| other women. lie should think of her bamclcss
| honor, her uprightncss and truth, and her stain
less life, when tempted to degrade himself be-
low the level of his education and home train
ing, and for her sake and the sake of right re-
frain from the evils which lower model would
have rendered only too easy. Women have q
grand, noble work to perform, if they would
but realize it, to train and educate noble race
of men and women generation which will
honor their training, by their own nobility of
life, who will raise the standard of society
through the power bestowed by Mothers in
fuence and home training.
YOUNG MATRON
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THROUGH THE holy DAY"

Glad the light of Christmas comes,
Merry is the Chistmas feast,
Through q Thousand happy homes,
North and South and West and East;
Blithe the song the traveller sings,
Blithe the wish the revcller says
Lifting hearts to happier things
Through the Christmas holidays.
Other dear desires were ours
Few fulfilled and many lost
Though we catch in rarcr hours,
That which we have lonscd for most;
Life hath found fuller measure,
When we tread forgotten ways,
In the sudden stress of pleasure,
Through tho Christmas holidays
In the future we shall see
Much to promise and forgot;
There are tendencies that be
Which we cannot fathom yet;
Still song the traveller sings,
Still toast the revellcr says,
Trifing with familiar things
Through the Christmas holidays.
Dora ReaG Goodd!e.
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HOPE FOR THE DRUNKARD.

CERTAIN CURE FOR DlPSOMANlA FOUND.
The physicians and temperance men of
Chicago are very much excited over new
remedy discovered by DR.. Robert D'Unger,
which not only cures intemporance. but
leaves the drunkard with an absolute aver
sion to spriluous liquors. Mr.. Joseph
Medil, the editor of the Chicago TriJMc,
is one of the strongest endorsors OF the new
remedy. Mr. Medill has had many scientific
articles in the YriJunc about it, and has
often devoted editorial space to make known
to the drunkard that there is a simple rem
cdy which can save him. Yesterday had
a long talk with Mr.. Medill about this
wonderful discovery, during which he said:
This is one Of the most wonderful diScov-
cries of the ago. DR.. D'Unger has actually
cured $500 cases of the worst forms Of
intemperanct. lie takes men dcbauchcd
by liquor for ycars-takes usedup, de-
mcntcd, loathsome sot, AND in ten days
makes well man Of him with IL positive
aversion to liquor
you have seen the medicine tried, Mr.
Mcdll !"
Yes, repeatedly. Why, one of our first
citizens became a common druukard Il few
years ago. lie fell to the lowest depths
lie grovclcd in the dust. His wife, lovely
woman, got Il divorce from him. But ut
The last moment, when ready to die, this
mans friends tried this wonderful remedy.
In four days his appetite camo back, and
in a week ho gained the use of his tongue
hands and brain. Then color came to his
checks, and III two weeks he WAS cured
man. lie had no longing for liquor. He
positively hates the sight of it. lis wife
and children are delighted, and tomorrow
this reformed and cured drumkard is TO be
married again to the loving wife who had
to leave him year ago"
as this medicine secret 2"
"No, not at ALL Dr. DUnger is rtsu.
lar practitioner lie tells the secret to
every one, and many Of our physicians are
using lis discovery. | will give you note
to him, and he will tell you aoout it,"
Armed with Mr.. Mcdill's n.te [ called
On DR.. D'Un.er at the Palmetto House
You are just in time," said the Doctor
I'm just going to call On Il patient now
who, though Iich man, has been de-
bauehed drunkard for fifteen years For
tx weeks he has been in bed as hcl less rs
child. His memory was even gone. lie
has been taking my medicine for four
days"
is Mr.--in bed :" asked the Doctor,
as we gave our name to the servant
oh, lao; h. S in the parlor rcad.ng-walk
IN
.ial there was this drunkard. still weak
but mentally cured. When the Doctor
K Il him il he had any iopgtny for louor,
h. sand : No, none whatever. .havc
eaten the best meal this morains that |
have eaten in fifteen years. am not ucn
tally depressed. am strong, and
~Ouldn't take drink of liquor !Or the
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\ complete list of articles made of paper
would he "A very curious one, and almost
every day it becomes more so. Among the
things now made ofit are buckets, "bronzcs,"
urns, asphalt roofing, watcr-cauS, carpets,
,hirts, whole suits Of clothes, jcwcIry mate.
rials for garden walks, window curtains,
lanterns, pocket handkcrrhieis stoves, rail.
way carriages and carriage wheels, chimney
pots, -four barrels. cottage walls, roofing
tiles, and bricks and dies tor stamping.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-09

Senator Wade Hampton has been invited
by the Pittsburg Grand Army Posts to dc
liver an address before them. The loyal
spirit Of Pennsyl, ,ania is evidently dying
ont when "unhung rebels" are requested to
speak before luion soldiers
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-28
NICHOLS INFALLlBLE INJECTION

Guaranteed to cure promptly and permanently every
Of Gonorhea, elect and Whites, no matter I
how long standing directions followed. Internal
m;aiicines recommended necessary A cure guar
anteed money refunded For sale by B. r. Foster D
rc1tous in English, Frsnch Spanish German. mhs6m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-28

Houses to Rent House and Farm Help Supplied.
Goods Sold ON Commission.
Carson City. Nevad,. between the Carson
Savings Bank and the P0stoffice
November 5 1879 ap4