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THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

TIE Vermont delegation to tho 0rcenbaok
Convention rcachotl Tho city yostcrdny and took
rooms ut St. James Hotel,
AT a full meeting OF tho "1.it,ernl Rcunion."
hefA in thoir laai juno o. delegates wore elected
10 mot md cooperate with md for tho factions
which nrp to meet Mt tho Exposllon tho 9th.
TuR REV. Aus1. ANDERSON KRnFotYf. son Of
N!shop Korfoot, of ritssllrg. died yesterday Mt
his fathers home. llo was II ycars old md re-
nunrkablu MS n very echnlnriy person for his
yours. Ito wns tho bishops oldest child .1d
only son.
THE Prince Lcorold anll the Princess Louise,
with their suite, returned from milwaukee, last
evening, and were nssrnet rooms ut the Palmer
tSss 'nraca ,n;o Hha tet1 Ita1Es 9ys M
Prince occupies t6o EKyptla, inrsGr LII rney yyr~h. ~
ssaT @ . nt I'll sss'i11s swa stay en- WIN
]lNinu Will tnke plnce 1uesany from II II. IN. ~
ii >: M. II Is Kt.un '!n,.cr tho nYsn!c.s nf ino
,rr,nse'i for tho afternoon ns @ evening. % @ nn.'
S5Tenlo TIands uf to lone M ro Invited tn atse
rostcriay. ono ir.,n the rcur of ilyj West Lalso
arret. where tho Antlrrsot,s wern fAken e irnIn IN
irty street, .c,,r fJalstca. The ti.st-,nncd cAse
yns trnccd 70 tho Andrranns, though Tho gun y.
S !atu hs,.r ,ass M nirht. Tic scconl uase WIS cx-
mined l,y Or. slwyor, md proved not u 'e
genuine.
sksE! m evGnas 3 's se Ct ss sss s!0ys essss
1--WE; had ,r,n e"p.sfSss sss Il o!",so0n ssss lint
s s3 hSla %lqss ssonrnut,ons ~ me 4
Earwsl I snh ,,fs ts ohes NJ mt nt assx the at, ly a
1sh en,.a Tho = II for rressnt 1t 81,
Lo,iIa, !s willing 70 forcRb tso Gln!ni and Ko nneu
1M'oro hctosu tho Convention u y col!sui.untlo,n
q toll f.,lSt ,tvanjuF'S HuGEElIG3 were weak
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Special Dltpateh to The Chicago 3Ftbtins.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, June 5.--In consequence OF
tho excitement over tic Chicago Convention,
the Democratic County Convention, which
was held here ycsterllny, passed with scarcely
notice. The object VI tile Convention was to
select delegates to tue State Convention. Prior
tocalItng tic meeting to order, count Of noses
was made, which resulted III showing about
one-thlrtl Ut tho number OF delegates fav0ra-
bic to tho nomination OF Tllden. III tho
Convention, huwever, tlloy weakened. ,!ld
tic following resolution was udopted, with
but four dissenting voices:
Thnt, while tho Democrats Of In Snlle County
will checrfully support WhffOver the StIohal
Democratic Convention III their Wtsuntn tnny
no.nlunte, yet we feet thut tho names o. sey"
and .wo believe thor nomination would Dc
HG rlOuB vlctnry. --..
Following are the names selected rs State
delegates:
Regular Dt,tya.es-Wiilinm Res1dtck. Alexander
vauRhey. 4; J. oGotn9r. l.: =. sGnno!,; 11, T. T.
| W. Nrewtr, J,hn H.. Mccormick, ,thouiIs Il. Nc.
| Kiulay, Washington Armstrong. JOHN y; Welcll'
Patrick l!artoIl. \. y, Smith, llAnsotH phl!ngt
sou tlltlvar. o. q. Wnkoiinld, Potter Dnn0huo, =.
| Il. Miller, August Masrbhch. II. NJ. GA!lMKhcr.
nouBluss linpcnnan, cnarlcs 1inillnnnn Wll!!ain
| W. 1tylnr, JNnlca DHneldOIl, h. 4. MAloney, l..
| ]. Will, Dr. Floyd C!cnds1lcn.
The Democratic party OF tlits county aro FULLY
strength to ti,eir pnrty. Tic nalla OF VIII.
lam lbetldlck, uf Ottawa, hns bnNn mentioned
! rs n probable candidate for Governor. nnd
Dnnlel Eyans, Of - salle, Is !aa,AHa FOR @ G9n.
g!ess. The Republicans must unite so!illy
upon their candidates, anu stick to thom Il
tito last day nf tho campaign. LII this Mnn
Ncr we ahAll be Buro OF victory.
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A CONSOLIDATION.
4nee{1f fNrDnfth n Tht Cvhtf1nn ttsr1h.Ia

speee'' 071pots" % 1ne e"'tas' 1TapuHa. r
PHILADELPHIA, Fa., June e.-Tlo Direct
ors OF the plttsburg, Titusvilio Il Buffalo
Railway Company luye arranged tho details
" aa "steen1oh. iot he1snnE M,'H n. ulo ou.~
faio O southwestern ltai1roAu company
which owns line OF road from Buffalo to
jamestown, 8lxty-seyon md one-Quarter
TIst - ~" ~ soos ,oso ~, ~ haa, - n
year. w 10 oo iaeleeu aa om IL. ulo pasls VI ~
additional issue or sl,oo0,0v0 common stock
OF tho Inter Company, S750 900 OF preferred
mr. oo,,t honds n,oi,,nr t},a coat of the
po1 eens 1r M uo"u', n.AN'nS III. w sues ~ ~
roaa s4o'ooo mile. 1he capltal ol t!le
Company now Is SGI, 500 mile, md after the
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pnrtation for llfe OF over thirty others.
FROM ireland Mc)onougll wont to Canada.
liz changed his residence TO this city III 1s,st
and for yenrs past he Inns been employed ~
way. Iils extreme age, unitnpatrcti healtll,
md antnnl spirits were n marvel 10 all who
know him, Rain Or al,tno hn was always nt
Ills post ready 10 shoulder his hn1,nnr. 'fl!s
Ills bnast wns tint l,o would .liu in llari,rss,
and his wisl. wns TINT he might live long,
enough. to bury, tho Queen, o{ England.'
Through, Ills life ho was fond ol hls glass
aud Ills pipe.
, 1880-06-07
RAILROADS.
TIE ERIE.

1He NOW 1uiA it"t.s y. "uno onsa.
a prominent feature " tho business on t1o
bttNk ExohhnXe ycS!ets!hy wins tIu MctSMy ~
tho Eric Btacss nnd jnnior bDiltis. Which re- re-
corded MI lsIrnueo % 10 Y por cent ING
strength Of those securities Wcsn mainly aue ~
tho tnct TINT tho C0mphiy nas ooinmenocu "
my tho ilrst tntorest n!lo OF tno HOW G9nsuM s
ntea eoeonn 19nGs ~ mna ,s. ~, M't; ~
tho organization uf tf1u new Company, nn4 havo
bcan lnrEe!y dealt IN ny slocu!ators t0r cltner
Eislo u the accounts bnth nose au ~ tlls ilar.
ktt. Tho fneetlng ot tho iEtst due interest On
them is reKattied ~ quite M osant ~ hnnsnciM.
nhd speculative o,fcics, lot LHo Isusnii
thMt Numbers. OF operators WHO nrffesspd
to LUCK faith 10 tho fi,tvro OF tho prupGrty
hnve beer Industrious anu emphatic ~ preet.
t'K, heretofore. TINT no in!erts. Woiiln eyer W
is met promptly, tho skcpttcs lnatntnin TINT tho
money hns not been ncanifed iegltisn1toiy ifDin
lying thick and fast In Wall Rtrcct during tho
pnss few tl4ys tlint tho Eric Company hna Dns-
rowetI tho funus whereW1tn 10 p.y tno Iut!c "
, 1880-06-07
CROP PROSPECTS.

Special Napaeth 10 1ls Chlea0o 7F1hNN4,
CINCINNATI, o., June 0.-The ryo aud bar.
Icy llarvest In Southern Ohio and lndialia
vii! be finished this weak. Tho crop Is one Ut
tho heaviest ever grown III this section. Tho
wheat lluryest will commence IN the southern
counties next week, ten ortwelyo days earlier
than usual. The erop, IL everywhere In splen,,
did condition. The Increase IN aernagn altl
yiuid over tho crop OF ls7u will be fullyao per
cent. Farmers aro feellng gool:, Tic wool
crop u being snld rapidly, Tho market
opened ut ah0ilt 10 cents, aud !,ns declinttt l1
further DECLINE ~ bringing tho clip forward
earlier tiluil usual
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nrieatIo Headquarters Tonight Tho meeting
thon adjourned until Tonight at INC SANG
ntnnHA
SUBURBAN..

Tho Doarl Of Trustees Rre bcelrninS to hor-
row sumo troutto about the wRshr-snpply Tor
tho Town pf Lnke. Since tho letting Of tho cot,-
tract 10 supply tho south parks with watcr tho
rrcssusu III tho Town Of Lnkc hns diminished
very materially. md It Is fenred TINT in case Of
n t!re NJ nuy magnitude tho pressure woutd t,e
whuly inadequate. Additional .nach!nery woala
nre entirely too snail, considering tho long tl!s'
tarlcu tho water hns to came, Tl. iMcm-
hers Of the ItOar.l have becu lntl,l!r!tiK
The cost af lire engines, with vtcw nt thiychas-
Ing unc nr twn to lie placed IN centrul faculties
% DO used III eases ot cInergcney. Ihc wnter-
system VIII NO Doubt llave to ~ acpanttGa o. nc
ms tnachinery established within tho limits oi
t1tH tf1tt
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According to tho New York Times. there Is
On Long Islund. Tho Times snys:
In many places they arc 20 thick ns to bend
lined With tho Old wings and body cllses cast Of
by them. Tho woods appear to DO ful! Of them.
and tho peculiar r!mring sound snndo by their
stri1 OF oyorythin9 Eroen as they 90, leaving
tho troes and bi,shca baro." -.
Tho sandy soil Of Long Island furnishes The
VERY test ftttiftB tilnt6a for those pests; aud u
tho western inclIsts once bcc0m6 accllmatcd
thpro, and on tho Now Jersey const, tho Eastern
States may have years Of trouble boforo the5
got rid Of thom.
BUY tho President Lawn Mower, latest i'm
proved Rnd best. Borden ,Seiseok Il Co.,V Lako-s-
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GRAND TRUNK,

Special DtspatsA to 1Ae chfea9o 1Hbtsns,
MONTREAL, Juno G-'rllo Grand Trunk
Nou.E has almost completed arrangements
for fast tr,4n to Chicago, which, 1t Is hoped,
will perform the journey In twcnty.slx hours.
Two powerful Bix-wleuled locomotives nro
cMgo section OF tho rond ls being newly
1,h1luEtal
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INSTALLATION.

sp<ttaf DapateA to 7'ht Chicago 7ttSuns.
SANDWICH, ILL.,, June 0.-'Ello ltay. u. W.
Falls was this morning Installed rs pastor OF
tho Presbyterian Church Of this city, Tho
lvered tliS cliargu to tho pastor, allu the Rev.
lsraol YrunIag0, VI lsoeheilst to the people.
, 1880-06-07
TttSE-11ALT.,

ILASE-HAlALs
Saturdays games Of baseball wore ~ io}
lows: Chicago q, Providence 3; Buffalo 4
Worcester 1; Cleveland s, Boston 2; Troy q
Cincinnati &; National 8, Albany i.
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4 Visit to the Frontier-Fine Lands
for Grazing Purposes.
A Sheen. Grower Who Mado Profit Of
S27,575 In 1870.
Magical Effects Of the Extension Of tho
Texas l. Pacific Railroad.

,vhot 4nw md heard during my recent trip |
~ thr cx,rc,np Texas frontier, II may not |
In "a interesting n subject 10 tho general |
rr,Ior ns nnIlttcs at tho present ti,nc, but II
viii trrtoinly ho more valuable 10 thoso who, 4
c,ntn,,,nlntn cast,nr their fortunes In tho
Wrstcr,, country.
TN: TEXAS FRONTIER.
u,,4.tat ~ ,.a,,o.,, t,mtro,o f,on Comn
or thnt paiL ot " peynt!u ounato u"t, S"ntp
Colorado rhantom I'M, m'a TUT. rots .onsn", ,snot
lsns been, and Is row. scaleu BOOK 10 lnoSt
Of oNr people. With tho exception OF pet-
hnps a lGW surveyors, rangers, bufthlo-
hunters, md ranc,le-men. Tho OK
tnnsion If TIM Texas Il Pacific
M,s.. ,Ins,o t., f.,,,, ~ Eort Wor1h IN III i,asn
stalh Llne .lota ro.. W." -. ..,...'.,.sst,, 80
up the castorn foothills Of the Rio Grande,
NJ tho Galveston. Harrisburg & San Antonio
I,ooI imvns,a tho Troutisr snct,on of Texas
NoMa, sesS' toras. ~. rao as i,as ', rooantiv hccn
felt in that OF Kansas, and moro recently III
tha mineral regions of Colorado and New
nfaxin, It,s tio rnilroat-uot tho prusl-
.,cntiul-honm ] In t1,ls fnr-otf country. Beau
tlful visions Of ca1tlc'pens, uepots, WAtaI,
tanks, md all the pnr,tpliernalia of ra'troad
linr, loom up before the minds Of the
imaginative fronttcrsman.
followed wllat IS Known @ as tne ,', nppea, n"a
line trail to the etghty-nlilc belt OK ilto Iexas
4. r{ 1YQ1pFVnf{0f1 rn1D1lEttGnS
~ ~ Fac..e Nese'tmt'oi' "H1e'. t,,a "...,.,, ~
tho looth merla'nii' anu on tAe eas.ein
l,oundnry-line Of Fisher aild Nolan Counties.
From phunton I'LL west to the foot Of the
nluins ts onu continuous valley OF tho finest
p.I'.s a s,t ~ ,sro.,n,t,.o y,,I ,votnrcd MI thc
anu most nroaactlvo sou, waHreu s' ~ ml.o tno
gear around by the Clear FORK al .1'o bsa1os
River. md will, abundant grass. NJ wonder
stOck.rafsers OF Southern Texas Is being
rnpltlIy iilied With stock.
This Is tho country
,v1rrnp srocK rfm1vEs
=. ,,,o. ,,,,vt,.,ra nlsu ,,r,1er TIM s,,n. whe,e
rs y uoeS nwnese s.sa uGt WIFI, o Gr., s.I ,nr
hssaS ol .,,a o hoawcs w.5oTt
a" n ax uer.., h,!} Tint of er,iimr md hrt,J
my eEpensu ~ 80, utus " ~ 1ns ,uat s,,nn1,
g isre ~ Ms9 sn4 q, t " vtat tu pss ,s,crn fr.
tmmSs nro m bSnt. ,nnfle NJ, the smallest gaplta|,
merely enough to purchase tho finest
breeds of rnius, BY which means tho coarse
now been nencrally 81, Improved in quality ns
10 coullnaiid thrco Or four times tho prle1 ut
that time, Iii conversation With Alr. j. II.
SrIlii,.r. ana nf tho oldest rs we'll rs largest
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A REQUIEM MASS.

NEW YonK, Jssie GA requiem mass for
the rcpose OF tue soul Of the late Empress Of
Russia WIS offered ut the Greek Russian
Chanel tQ-dnY,
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Ueautlles tho complexion by stimulating the
sul4ll blood AclleiuM Soup.
, 1880-06-07

Knowles Insect Powder Gun Is by tartbe best
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-15

AN EARNEST WIsH.--Rev. L, +. L.
Gauss, Galena, His, writes: For over
ten years had been great sufferer from
pains in the small of the back and region
ofthe Kidneys, which was most excru-
ciating and at times almost insufferable.
Doctoring brought no relief, except per-
haps momentarily, and | was finally adj
vlseG, being unable to fulfill the duties
OF my calling, to go abroad and seek the
climate of my youth. In Germany and
Switzerland, eminent physicians, after
close examinations, declared my suffer-
lngs to arise from disease Of the Kidneys
oflong standing, and could do me no good.
was, however, benefited by the climate
and consequently returned. No sooner
had ! been back and resumed my pasto-
raj work, when the old trouble grew again
so intense as to make life q burden. A
few months ago | came in possession of
one of Days Kidney Pads, put it on, and
the effects were truly wonderful. The
pains at once grew less and are now, after
wearing the second Pad, entirely gone.
and there can be no doubt that am en-
tirely cured, as | write this some weeks
after its use, and am strong and look again
the very picture of health. | write this
perfectly voluntarily, and it is dictated
only by truth and gratitude. Indeed |
consider the Day Kidney Pad Co. Gods
agents and great benelactors of mankind.
May all the suffering be helped as | have
been, is my earnest wish.n
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-15
The vote by counties is as follows :
LamolIIe County Fair.

The eighth annual fair of the La
noble Valley Fair Ground Co. was
held on their grounds in Morristown,
Sept. 9Th and 9th. The weather eth
err day was not the most favorable, be-
ing cloudy and cold. The attendance
was very good, considering the new
role of "no horse trot,' which was this
year inaugurated. The farmers could
feel themselves "monarchs of all they
surveyed" and although there were not
as many cattle as there has been some
years, they made good show, as may
be inferred from the list of premiums.
There appeared to be an unusual inter
est taken in the exhibits made by the
farmers and other laboing classes, and
the entire show and exercises seemed
to serve as an encouragement in the
right direction, and the language of
those who competed for prizes,
and many others, was that the
fair had been satisfactory, and they
should try next year to contribute
more largely to promote its interests.
A still more important feature is, it
has been q success financially.
The show of stock consisted of Short
horn and grade, Durham and grade,
Jersey and grade, Ayrshire and grade.
Hendee & Page made a very fine show
Of cattle, having about IA head of
Shorthorns. G. N. Drnry of Green's
boro had herd of IL Ayrshires, and
+. V. Smith of Stowe o herd of Jer-
seys, IS in number. The display of
sheep was good. r. G.. Hill of Elmore
had his usual number.
Floral Hall showed that the ladies
of the county had done their part sue
cessfully. 1t is long time since so
much needle work has been brought
together there, and for beauty OF
style and finish many of the articles
were superior. 1t would be impossi-
BILE to do full justice to that quantity OF
handiwork. Embroidery was beauti-
fully done on all manner of fabrics,
flannel, cotton, linen, worsted, canvas
and perforated paper. Two embroider-
ed skirts were very noticeable. There
we're edgings Of countless varieties,
machine made underwear, pillow
shams, carriage afghan that sug-
gestel comfort for baby, a gents
scarf, an inlaid work-box, very nice
affair made by lady, toy balloon
with basket, some elegant air castles
a spice box, box Of cute little dolls
a sofa pillow Of embroidery and velvet
a table lambrequin of solid canvas
work, handsomely wrought cushions
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-15
Who Was Right !

1t is remembered that long pre-
yious and up to the time of our last
Freeman's Meeting, that the people
were told that Vermont freemen were
being convinced with remarkable rap
, idity that it would be for their inter-
: est to Join the Greenback party, and
that they would so express themselves
in unmistakable language at the bal
lot box at our then next Freeman's
Meeting and they were also told that
during the last two years such party
had continued to grow steadily and
time only was necessary to make 1t
the dominant party in Vermont.
But the Republicans denied the ex-
istence of any such facts, and claimed
that the so-called Greenb eek party
was then on the wane and had been
forever two years growing less, andnow
used only to brace up and help the
Democratic party occasionally. Now
after having received the returns from
every part of Vermont, we submit to
our readers the following figures, that
they may Judge for themselves: In
1873 the vote for Martin, Greenback,
was 2G35 in this State, and in 1880
the vote for Heath, Greenback, and
scattering was 1880; in 1878 the vote
for Martin, Greenback, in this county
for Governor, was 503, and in 1886
the vote for Heath and scattering fol
Governor, was $50. And more thar
one-half the Greenback vote in the
.'o,l-l7 800 t"a,oo TSrnrklip and I2moillt
counties, while some Of the old coun
ties like Bennington and Windhan
their entire numbers, and so it may bt
seen at once in what direction the
Greenback party in Vermont is drift,
ip6
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-15
The Maine Election.

Maine elects legislature Republi-
can in both branches, thereby sccur-
ing Republican United States Sena-
tor to succeed Senator Hamln. This
is. substantial Republican victory.
The returns indicate the probable
election of three Republican and two
Fusion congressmen-this is really as
good as we had any reason to expect.
For Governor, the indications now
pointto the election Of Plaisted, Fus-
ion, by a very small majority. Two
years ago the combined vote of the
Democrats and GFeenbackers exceed
ed that Of the Republicans by several
hundred. This year they united and
put up an old time Republican, who
had accepted the Greenback faith, and
their combined vote has been given
him. If the Democrats and Green
hackers do as we'll as they did in 1879
they will of course elect Plaisted, and
this they have probably done, the ma
jority being about the same as the
majority of the combined vote of the
Democrats and Greenbackers in 1879
over the Republicans.
The Republicans were in hopes to
have made the same gains in Maine
that we did in Vermont, which would
have given the State to us this year
but the unblushing and Inscriptions
use of money by the Democrats in
Maine, never before equaled it is said
in any New England State, has en-
abled them to hold their own--simply
this and nothing more.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-15
card.

Mr.. Editor In last weeks issue
of.your paper, in two editorial items,
YOU refer TO John w. Currier Of North
Troy, the Democratic candidate Tor
Congress. in the recent election, as
having furnished money to promote
his interest in this county, which had
all IYeen used in the town election OF
HYDE Park. wish 20 say unequiYo-
cally, that these statements are en-
tirely wrong and do Mr.. Currier and
his friends great injustice. Mr.. Cur
rier furnished no money whatever for
this county, except what little he PAID
TO speakers, and for hand bills and a
little in connection with the grand
rally at St. Adams. Not dollar of
his money was used in the election IN
this town or county. know whereof
I speak, for | had charge of Mr.. Cur
rier's interests in this county. BY
giving this a prominent place in your
paper YOU will correct grieyous errors,
which YOU we're doubtless unwittingly
led into, and at the same time do JUS
ticc TO an innocent party.
Respectfully yours,
GEO. l.. WATERMAN.
HYDE PARK, Sept. 10, 1880.
We gladly give Mr.. Waterman this
opportunity to correct grievous er
rors." We are bound to believe wha'
he says and cheerfully give place to {
correction of the error. Somebody
furnished the Democrats money to use
freely at our town election. This W.
think we know to a dead certainty
We can't swear who furnished it. W.
trust it didn't come directly or indi
rectly from Mr.. Currier. The Demo
Gratis boosted that he would put il
$4,000 if he could be nominated
THAT he had so promised. lie was nomi
mated. What was $4,000 wantet
for? Certainly net for legitimate ant
honorable campaign purposes as III
such sum could be used legitimately il
this district. But election in Vernon
is over. Re-hashing these matter
only seem to revive recollections whic
we would forget at the very earlies
moment. If we have done neighbo
Waterman or Mr.. Currier any injustice
we are sincerely sorry, and in the in
tercst of harmony We say Of our tow
election, Peace to its ashes Goodbye
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-15

that undermine health and ,etileh, Z
disorders ErWPllens of lhp .,r,-
aDCe on the surface Of mmor. tr
PEELED from the blood. Internal ds..-
the determination ul these same bB-,
internal organ, or organs, whose ~.
range, and whose substance hwd...
stroy. AYERS SAEsAPARUlt ay,5-
mors from the blood. When hrT !,
disorders they produce disappear
atoms orthe Lircr, Stomach, Kilrm a,
tions and Eruptirs Diseases ofs, d.
thongs Fire, Rose or ErWipslas. Pima,
Biotohes, Boiis, 7Umors, Tdir@y
Scaid Hcad, RiRg,r0rm, Ulcsrm y.i
tism, Neuralgia, Pain in the Bona
Female Readiness, SteriiitA Las-
from internal liberation and ia.
Dropsy, Emacidtiop and Genrdls
their departure health returns,
PREPARED DIT
DR.J.C.AYER g. CO., Lum
Practical and .tnqlytimlGz (
| SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISRrE
DEALERS IN yl
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-15
Republican Nominations.

The complete vote of Lamoiile
County for Governor is: Heath $50;
Phelps, 6I5; Farnham, 1893; Farm
hams majority over all S4s. For
Senator, Gleed, has 1908; Smile,
1909; Gleed's majority is G9i. The
rest of the Republican county ticket
is elected by over 800 majority.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-15

BEWARE OF ALCOHOLIC BITTERs.--
Thousands have been ruined for life by
drinking popular nostrums, the principal
ingredient of which was hol.-Such
'bitters" are deceptive in their effects /;
they cause intoxication and temporary
relief, while they foster the drunkard's
appetite. DR.. Kennedy's "Favorite Rem
edy' contains no alcohol. 1t does not
heat and inflame the blood; it cools and
purilies it. Better than this even, it has
cured many raving appetite for drink.
1t will do you good, not evil, all the DAYS
OF your life. All druggists sell it. DR..
David Kennedy, Proprietor, Roundout,
N. Y. 17owo
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-15
SCIENCE VIV'
A Splendid sursic,,
Successful ResuI, Ven
derful Reco,s.s

SURGICAL ouGlrioy-v
o'omy trmoyalor tanefarg..a
uhe most severe and na-' 80.
The science of am7ry. Va. i.
formed on Tue Day upar n, i''''
merchant Of rIi- city, t7b,rlt
several friends Of us psar, =.
alton. Mr. Pitt las uasrs
this difficulty, Hutitua. OIL. d
operation that hc was mi, .
cause Of has o0mphill
REco'Em-Nr. iIetrg u.r-..
from the effect. iudHeat nm
closing Of thc wound be.argr.....
day. His general health Is ~
has been forycsrs, VhleIsE-,
all the-e distressing yuut1n..-
the disease with vbichhe as.,.I !.
similar eases uscl krnucIy'. "a
in the early stagcs of ule couBl,i,,s..
of stone woulihagp Teen pr.r-,'
Remedy also purine. tbc bol -
ton Of the bowels, and an 49,
weaknesses peculiar TO females n.
medicine is now for sal, bv an
81 "a bottle.