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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-20
N COMMON PLEAS.

Order of sale granted to. VIM. III.
Sponsler, Assignee of Cyrus NJ. Clemson
and Wellington, Clemson, of Tuscarora
twp, to sell real estate. w. II. Sponsler
attorney. ~
On petition of John Hemperly, of
Watts twp, Committee of Michael Pc
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16

Die &aupen iinS bbie Seinbe fir is=
ben GartenbeiiBer. 9Sia man iih ibrsr
ertpebren, 70 Iahe man ii6 in Der glpo.
tbefs cine SaIbe aus AuediIber ,mb
Sdmsinei6maIS bereiten, ipie iie in Der
8eseI meiit DereitS ferti8 porbanSen 1T.
Damn idneibe maH aus alter aeinipano
2 bis Singer breite Streifen, itrei6e
auf bieicIben bOrii6tis bic SaIbe unO
iImipideIe ben Stamm Der 9dume 2 bio
8 SUB bonn grSbpben, na6bem bOrber
Der Stamm tii6tio ubsepubt, nit Sieien
Streifen. Sober 70 bebanSeIte Stamm
1T 8e8en &aupen sei6ibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16

0esen SpSbrennen unS babitueIle
Wdsenidure biIft oft elm GIas 3uders
fpafsr Nes WprsenS niidtern setrunten,
aud fam man Ell OOer siusi friI6e
GideIn eKen, ipie man iie int @aIbe
finbet. g9ia man ii6 6ieisS Mittel
fir ale Ssi!en beipabren, 70 trpdne man
ii6 cine gortion @i6eIn, rsibe iie ;u
9uIber unS nsbme bieieIben ISFsIpsifs.
Sber man 0erbrsnne einen sepbbnIi6en
5IaidentOrt seritObe ibn ;u PuIber,
permii6e ibn auf einem 1eaer nit
Nlil9 unS 8aiier. 9ta6osm man sin
oSsr Sipsi 0ial eiuen Sbesl6ffsI ssncms
men, i6winSet Sas llebeI. 9lua fol-
Sie 8obls Sss perbrannteu acrts &c.
S9nupft, elm isbr pirtIames RittsI &C,
gen 3aisnbluten ieiu. 2eBterss MittsI
1T ais probGt in Osr msSisinii@en sc.
isai6aft su sOnSOn empiObIsn ipOresn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16

llm stfnidte S9mudfeSern iuieber
bsrmItellen, beSient man ii6 sineS eins
fa6en WtittelS Man IeSt bic sctnidte
Seber cine Wiinute lang in iiebenbes
8aHer, ober ieBt iie einiSe gluSenbIide
beiBen @aTerSdmpfen aus unO Iest iie
na6ber in @aiier bon mittIerer Gents
psratur bis gum GrfaIten. SaS @ais
fer muB ieIbitperItdnSIid bUIIfOmmer
rein ieiu. @enn bic SeSer nit elmer
flsbrisen Subitans seiteiit pber 8efdrbt
fpar, muB bieier Stpff erit bur4 beiBes
8aTer sntfernt iuerSen, sbe man iie in
erneutem beibeu @uiier reparirt. Sin
SsrIu6 nit elmer SeivDbnIi6en 8dnies
feSer pirb bon Der @irtiamfeit biefea
SeriabreuS iiber;eu9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16
Oenteinniitiges.
Sfeiuisen BON Supferiti6en MnS
Qttbparapbieeu.

9itbosrapbieeu.
1lm gels Obr braun ssipOrSsne Su'
pferItide &C. su reiniSen IsSe man
S6mefeIbIumen in cine tiefe iroene
S6aKeI, siinSe iie an unc baltic bas eln
tpenis ansefeu6tste SIatt es bebutiam
brebenb unS Ibpenfenp, einise Seit
bariiber unS bas llnrsine ipirb, tpenn eS
fein SSett lit, baIb beri6pinben. Sets
flede brinst man beraus, ipsfm man
auf SisieIten reineS 2bi6papisr le9t
unb bann nit elmer beiben SIatte (Sds
seIeiien) 70 lang bariiber binitrsi9t
Bis ii6 uIIes Sett aus Dem Silbe in baS
20i9papier seSosen bat. areiSe Obar
ipeiber 9OIus auf bic ylddisite bts SiIs
teS stidabt, befDrOert bas Seraus5ieben
Der Setti9teit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16

Cine srOse 9Iase buben unIere Sauss
frauen nit bent SnuerperSen Der 0tiI6,
bprnebmIib in ben fparmen SaSen.
limb bod 1T Sieies SuueriuerNen iebr
Iei6t ;u psrmeiNen. 0tan mii&e nur
einem iebsn 8int Is Tropfen slesams
mriat BEL. 8sim 9luffp6sn Der MliI6
perIlG6tiSt ii6 bieie SubItanS iOfort,
pbne Der @eiunbbeit ben serinsiten
S6aSen su;ufiisen. 9Iu6 9lutrOnIause,
einise Gropfen porii9tiS in bic 0liI6
setrdufsIt, tbut benieIben 0ienit.
SliuS seipprSene Seniterldeiben erE
baIteu ibreu friibsrsn @Lans, tusnn man
bieieIben nit feinsm 8immitsinpuIper
abreibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16

,,IaS rsiuitr 9lut. rsiuits gtbsm unt
icbSrir 6aut eurb Scgftu Siiiers."
Gin pruig o0pftn Sitttrss mart srpbC
IpFicuebmuulrn unc lnnac Nrnnfbeiien."
,.1iris hants 6raU Niuttr S6pritu
perr Nint fam nit 6rpfen' SittrsS fnriri
peTeGn"
,,sVenn ~ Iin nad ser JGseSdrbcit iu
Bette besibL III sS Srpfsn' Si;trsS mas Gu
gtbrdubi.
,Gund Wrei,iu ibpddt mt ,ritGrt
eeu NSrper Snttr mimi 6rpfen. SitierS. mel
hes icrtpibrrnb frGitigt"
,gleBts dar ShuItu artrduhCn ure
rmpitblcn SCpfen 9ittfT5 guiubt s.,
,.Gjtiuuebot trinsi tiIiif une 3ufrifesu'
belt unc 6ppisn.Sittrts triugt Gjriuncbeit.'
.Nlit 6cgisn 9ittrtm inp mebr Nurer
stmadt esnn nit irgenr elmer anesrn gfsei-
gin,
,,gSsuu has Gjebiru anariirtngt IT, bic
9srtrn unrubia, bic WuettIn itpda in ,
sstrau6s Scpfsn Siiiafa.
,,9feeS urrppis 5isbsr, SdlNfpilSfttt une
S6pa6beii Ytrlault epPiru Siiirss."
Scpfeu Suiteu Surircr u. SdmerSenss
filler lit ausencbm, iidcr umb bilIi8.
3u rnfauien bri 6jrtriinT gutpil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16
The Syracuse Chilled PIOw Co,
of Syracuse, Ny.
THE SYRACUSE
CHILLED STEEL PLOW.

e;iu Gapidt miro ahtiebn qiuas gsruSsr Icu, als
unisre aeampdTtiatu aEitu.
Gin srfcr alaiie etabispful. aai asw6bnihem
Rns8s gslabi, ool rigged, iotgo usriduft TN GuisRm
liE ,}rUtiimpipaHlig Cellars Giuinaue stabI pHdss
i'm enieInri fir GtdsiebH bis NeurIsbu Dollars.
Ter Treis wHicrsr ususu qRass Nib uur zlcbeus
sebu SpuIrs isin. uuo oabsr bi5 biuiGits asrieul.
iur 3mpItrntnt iemGl5 Ucrtauit.
edn Ysolo @oaro lgit9 tsiiu oHsbalisu. ipis brsi
Der beisn Fri'H Uoa gap0bHliaeH StaBI Wlo,o
pjoaros.
6T iyro ben Gy65Oosu rrinilru. no aCs Slabl. uno
anosT'n pHd8s Fb bisbcT aIo gli6UiOIa ulpistH
babtu.
Ylit oi fem n;utn pfuas iuir0 Gin corrugated PIow
Point uuo Jointer Point rnatfIbr fir pslbe MIR
sist4iags Gin gasn crpiiuaeu. an tUshcm srobs gu.
beii .ruuaeH. iopubl mas Stirfs as audl SGuetDaf.
baitiGieit aubsitiiii. Nsmatt huo.
Ter Soirttr taui Gsilsat psgosu msbr ootr iUeu,.
ess SaRo ia ntbme. aud msbr Oosr wuiasr 66b,.
uno idnn INNER 1T 'HcF eins NIT etm gIuae GtbaI'
ten 10 rScu.
Sas GaO ,oiro uuisr ptm Baum oOsr an ciurr ssts
lGaisu, rs q Gauauiat prO. uuo mUrr in giuit &C.
baitn uerocn I6undt
Ter Baum fam bsriahseRo eetsai ipsroa far
6ri5abTs' oosT 6srbtpIh8su. ssbfals fir iuSi ooe\
ogsi pietet.
Gis 6auoaris I5unu paiituO asFsat lusrom fir
sinsu Ylauu Oocr nuabsu. All oemisibsn pRus,.
Grit Gin perititsv gtua.
b5bsTns 9dnms tsmusn au5tE debraud Oa eisist.
ben sullauicii, GniaptGtn oosr Tb puisn, uHo Ea
n'lmaIs I'ue 5ahEs5icitsn aIsib bleibeH.
Giitrns Sdums iHo ~ ibper
0tbnbars Sdums iUerom peroor6cn uno psrboaru.
ntl9ss ihltniiusr NJ. als rem oititbcu bredlsr
Gin Stabl'gGum 1T bic guihwciOlaieit Ats 3aars,
Grin Orsimal 10 iiaTt uub pit sbisr ais ireeHo cine
aHoSrs ut
g3sna mic aaa. ciu Glolo s,OarO lit chilled, si.
Gar!uer Uiii.u, rag Is 10 1T.
glis mabcn ieine Competition u;ribiebcucr Wriaas
riio ueunct q chilled Witiau.
S5iF osrlanasn g8mtm fig oseu uaN phua Ia
ieotu Crie oltle5 Sidits
glir ionuu uur sln'n iisinsu Discount Sen'ttbsu
bs'gillsp aosr mir iunfu bic isubdbn,if ifraat be-
iaBisH.
g5.r it.IaH Uor. oisitu pfua Ia Ole biuss boa
5lrmsEu ia as5c 10 ua5s Ota aoiisprs is Der a5ris
IaitaH ole m50,ia.
cs ptro has beRs asrisultur Supplement ItiH.
iCali5 ocyiduit
Cr ioI aud Der billiaft, I.in
gsyion.H. Bslts udjt g9igsrs Fne o.s ao,,,,, .,A.
s.n 9.tniiP ,Si.ia "a isiu sas .rln Idntl,r eeSIr
I'.fe 5sis. IT, 0ls tn lau8amsr s4iuiua", braassH
Wttia siHs uscHtur nuutIogm.
Ht'R' +F-8s aui GowmiiRon. VIE gu,aufs ab
- Dies n ocr duiss eiabt chilled 9Ea1 In Ser
g3.t.
eta'i iioEsi pUIHseHs Wlas msbr ,Die Glen.
Nbsg 6isa pi!ua pou rigged, sebsno tlsiue Tiss
counts. iauH fur sbeuisbn Dollars ptriauft ,vsroen.
SsraItb; otsisH gFrl5 nit bon non rasno rueH Glm.
gIHn i::Hals GsmaAt
Gs III bia1rr iUs irarno Gin anosrer lfue jesi fas
bEiTt, "a fdui uHo sineu baltm Dollars itin DiToe
Aso isinf asciiia RuO tpoIsn mir bel GmpiaHa vsH
S11tHsbn 0olIdrs snsn nfus na irasno sintr Gilsns
eaeH' Siaon In BEN siaats isuesn uHS bic 5raei be-
pblt;i. gersiHrs
Syracuse Chilled PIOw Co.,
Sgraa@sss y. Es
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16

BUR 2uftrsinisuns in Sampiisen
Raumen, 8rantensimmern II. 7. 10.
empfieblt Sisismunc 8eesr nit tparmem
@aHsr befeudtete 9bpipROrsiinSbpIs'
den tbeiIs am 8OSsn, ibeils in Der
glabs Der 3immerSede binsufeaen. Gs
entipideln ii9 Saraus sipei 2uftreini8er:
IaIpetsrfuures 9tmmOniot rmb O5On.
@sfabr 1T nidt su bcfiir6ten, ia man
bur6 8ermebrlms mb SerminNeruns
Der 3anbbbb6en bic @asentipidIuns
rssuIiren fann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16

9rab ssipOrOene Seuitcrideiben tann
man bur8 8eitreuen berieIben nit
9tebIaIi pieSer flar umS bur6ii4!i8
MAIDEN; ba8 GIaS ipirS. Dorber etipaS
ausefeu6tet m6 mad einiSer 3eit tuies
Der abSeipaI9en. - 9lu9 Der SaIiidure
fann man Iidb su bieiem 3pede bebies
men, bod 1T beim GebrOu6e SerieItsn
9robe @orii9t nBtbiS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16
NermlifcbtcS.

@Gbren6 man bisber Der anit6t
foaf, erfrorene Sbiere fbmen nur bur9
slnen srabuele uno iebr laneIame Grs
parmuns ipieCer sum 2eben suriidserus
fen ipsrben, mill 9rOf. 2apti6inSti Su
@rpSnc i'm 9esentbeil bic 8epba6tun8
sema6t baben, SaB bic rai&e Griudrs
mung pieI ipirfiamcr iei. Son 90 ers
frorsnen SunSen febrtcu in einem
8aum bon Grab SdIte IA ni6t mcbr
gum 2ebsn suriid, ipabreno bon 20
@remplaren bic in elm 80 Gentisrab
iparmss 8immer sebradt ipurSen, mir
8 Itarben. 9Iue bicieni9en, iueI9c er
in elm 45 GentigraS parmes SanS
tau6te, ipurSen serettet.
9biIaSeIpbia bat 435 Sir&en,
9leiu gorf 354, 9rOotIpn 24o. Seine
antere StaNt in Der Ser. Stauten bat
ii6er 200.
= Die 8unbesbauptitabt Maibin9=
ton bat fib bieies Sabr nm cine bsSeus
tenbe gtnsabI neuer Sduier pcr8robeit.
8isbr ipurben bereits 625 Sebaut,
pdbrenS i'm pauSen rOrisen Sabre nur
5l1 neue Sauier baieIbit erri9tet tuurs
ben. geIpnbsrS ,Staatsmdnner" Iais
fen ii9 bort bdbide, ncue @ObnbduIer
srri6ten.
- Gpn ct. 2ouis fpirb SemeIcst I:
Gin ueberbIid iber ben Stanb Der
SanbsIsseiddfte bierIeIblt tbut bar, baB
bisIeIbsn einen Iebbaften gtufi6pun8
Ssnommen unS ii6 9e8en ppriSss SaRr
nm 25 bis 40 9rosent Oermebrt boben
Die 3abIunsen Scben piinftIi6 elm.
Die 9(uSIi6ten auf eiuen bebcutenSen
nubbrinsenben SanScI iparen niemaIS
bsKer.
Ser StaSt gbilaSeIpbia 1T has
Sdpert, bas General 9lntbonp @apne
I'M @spolutipnStrie8e trllg, iOipie bas
S8pert, bas 3idter Sing I'M &riese
bon 1912 fiibrte, gum Gei6enf Semadi
llnb Der 9lntiquitdtcns SammlunS in
Der SnbepenSencs.Saa einUerIeibt iuprs
ben.
- lleber bic proieitirte untcrirbii6c
9ampfbeismS in Der StoSt 9teiu gcrt
ipirb bon bort 8ei6fieben ,,Sie
qraH 9ampfbeiSuuss @eisli6aft,
ipeI6sr ber Staptratb baS 9riUiIeSium
sur prpbsipsiIen GinfdbruuS ibres neuer
SpitemS ertbsiItc, beabIidtiDt Ieiort
,wiIden Der IA. unN "a. Str. nit ben
9essn bon Sampfrb9ren Su beginner
unb bas srIte N6brenneB auf Gin,
AuacratmeiIe ausiuSsbnen, Die Sub'
IfripticnsIiIte item foHen innerbaIb bci
na6ten SrcibiS Gage oufSeIest tuert
ben. Die GeislIi6uft tpdrmt bic Sdu'
fer, Iiefert 9ampftroft fir Dlai9lren
iopie aud bsibeS g9uKer gum Soder
unb @aI6en. Die Saupts0 0ampfrDb'
rem (3-6 3oG int SurdmeNer) siebsl
iid unter benz Strabenpfuiter fort
unb fleine 2eitunssr6brcn iteaen bi
9erbinbuns nit Scn Sauiern Der
Die Ismparatur bes 8aHsrs idpant
sipiI6en $50 unb 400 8rab Sabrenbei
unS fam 70 reBuIirt iperben, bab ieSe'
erfprSerIi9e 9ampfbrud berSeiteIl
fperben tann. Sas gaher fIieBt fort
pabrenS in sIsidmabiSer Semperatu
bur9 bic SauptrbbreH unb na4 Del
@ensratorsn, unO bat INNER bts Sun
ao6en nOtbiSe Sibe. 9(uf ie Gin
AuubratmeiIe fommt elm Generator
Die nsue SampfPeiSiln8 fol- bsSsuten'
biaiser uRo bequemer fsin, ais bic bis
beriae 8pd,s uno 0eisun9smstbobe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16

Serirodneter S6nupftabud ipirS
ipieber brau6bar unb befommt iein
9(rpma ;urGd, penn man bemieIben tIar
ssItubeneS Sis (im @inter aud S6nees
flOden) suIeben umS ibn bann gebbris
fbatteIt. 9aS gtnfeudten nit sgaRer,
@ein,c. entipridt benz 3pede ME SOIls
fonmen, ipeil iid Der Subad babel Sus
iammenbalIt mO aud ben Geul9 ni9t
ipieSer erhGIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16

Die gerfali6unSen Sss &Otbpeins
Iabt Ii6 entbedsn, iuenn man in Elm nit
bemieIbsn sefaateS GIas elm ottid6en
9ptai6s ipirft; nimmt Der @ein cine
sriinIi6e SOrbe an, 70 1T CT edit, biIOet
ii6 ober sin rBtbIi6sr piOIstter, bells
BIauer &c. 9lieOerIdIae, 70 1T ct 8es
fGlidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16
Wittcl, um 9Hdn;en Snfeften
aller Slrt al pertreibcn.

@esen ale Suieften, tpeI4e benz
9Hansenrei9e iddpIid iinb, fann baS
9etrolsum aIs elm gang uniddbli6eS
ilnb Ii6sr pirtenbes MitteI empfOblen
perben. Cine gang serinse Nunntitdt,
am 6ube Sss @einitcdss pbsr anberer
9FanSsn ausseSofen ONer ben Stamm
Samit beitri6en, Senii8t bOIIitdnSiS
I'M jeSes Sniett fern;ubaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16
2ei6enbe beRattnngcn
Spcjialz u oti;.

0Sa.mcr SDnrmcr! gBnrmcr
.. g. auufrI'S 9Eurmigrup pfrfrbt mic.
mails, Yarsl., Sib', Gdttn nne Magtnriir.
nisr ju tuiisrnsn. IN eieism .3tiialtfr her
Grfneuuaeu III IS merfniireig, abrr nibts
belts ntniaer pabr. hap biz Spmpipnt ron
0prmsrn, tinrr Nrdufbrit ets griibrlibiifn
Gbarafits, atBtrn beuEutnar 70 tptria btfnnm
linb. Siele Yaraiiisn unifrielen etn furioit-
fen llmpnnblun9en. Gle bleittn Wcnatt
unp ipgnr Sabre i'm 9rrptr, bepcr llt tpllltiu.
big tntpifflt fnb. Ga efpribtn CUR 9tsift
nur In aSrptrthriltu, pelds mii bfF epfi iH
gtTtmbuHs iffbtn, ME I'M Sptiihdual peG
ben 9unetH, ttbsd gtppbnlib I'M ltBiertu.
q. 8 Slunitrs @urmiyTus psrnihttt lit IN.
ftblbar. (Dr. Ruuftl II pfr siESt5r tffrlsreiht
Npt btr ttn SanbrHTm, lfesseis nit NrrL
binutn spd SmnbtH sHiffTpi.) ejsluntrr
Wtnlbtnpnlfanb Itbrt RAP, rtHH pfr Sane-
eurm tntftIRi IN, ale dnefrrn gSurner iefcrt
psrnihttt iptrbtn fBnntn. ansfnufi in Sffiet
unh SiOrt gratis. Er DSftoT fam iagsn, Oh
ttr qdti:nt 9Blrmtr bat chr nidt. Ihptnet
itt a tisih per99IrmtrB, pbne ts gu piIen,
ardmpfs, anf1lt, fritldtnpts Gtffibl, blafits
Nuslsbtn, 9tinge I'm bic aussH, Shp:llen
unb Stmej I'M MastH, HRdfiaf SiubflClis-
Jfii 3uIammtnttiBtn tr 3dbus 3HNtn an
br NalE puffn, bifttr Ssiesn am afitr
qabfRtb, taulfr NtbtnL hfr pa.itnt pirb
blti6 nth bhuH, -aiIt bitlf { pmpient fcn.
men BON NirRrn. 9, D. aintI's Rprm-
Ivrup vfTHibift ft iidT. Trris 81 PH Ola
f1si pbfr it6s GInlttu fir $500. Wlau
ianft ben gDurmisrHp IN eT Nppibsft; II sT
bier ni&i ~ babfH 70 bsItas maR ihH pgH
Or. g. 3. aunEd, 259 9erib 9. Strabs.
pbiIeotIpRts, pa. ausfuuft pr pSf gratis,
ptan Gin 3 Gsnts prfiiamp bsissItst tpiTb.
dHnffIs Bitter 9EfiR ron Gilfn II In
EnauisH bel @tbr. eutpis, 3. 5. pbtIPe, .,
}. 8titfE, All pfnn aptnuf, tn ppbt yari bti
YlcreaH 4 Co.. GRAND & &C., uub bel altn
DEpausnbSuhIEu TN WaafmeiHFH ~ babeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16
Slumen unS Trhd1te 3u fcnfe
airctt

0lan taude bic 8Iumen pber 5rii9te
in sef6mpISenes, ni6t su beibss 9as
raffin unO siebe iie fdneII tpisSer berars
iis ipsrben bierrur6 init elmer biinnen
Saut 9araffm iibertIeibet ipeI9e bic
2uft abBaIt unb iie ;usIei8 Dor bem
@erberben I9ast. Die 8Iumen mtiis
fen frifd sepfitidt mO pOIIitdnbis
troden iein, 'iie iucrSen einaeIn einses
tau6t (inSem man iie an Dem StenseI
halt) unb babel etmaS beipeet, um baS
glnieben bon 2uitbIasden su Usrbiiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-16
2lu;ei9es9t 9emten

Gbns. OfcDem S 60,
81 Varf &pp. REV gcrf Git,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-05-14

Boston people of moderate means
are inquiring for places in the country
where they can have good, wholesome
food. pure air and good apa rtments at
low rates.-BOstOa Journal. .,..
We dare to think that some of these
city re sidents who are making such
inquiry for a pleasant home in the
country for the Summer, might finl
what they desire in the village of Island
Pond, Vermont. We fully realize that
there are very many places of popular
resort which are widely advertised,
and which have all the attractions
that money can bring to q place.
Against such of course, we would not
for moment set up our little village
in rivalry, nor unduly urge ourclaims
Ito be heard. BUTT is an acknowleA red
fact, implied indeed in the above item,
that there are many city people who
this very month are looking for sum-
mer resorts and deciding to go with
their families, not to those places
which can offer the largest list of ex-
elements and so-called attractions
but to places of d more quiet resort
places which can be relied on to furn-
ish the requirements as above of good
wholesome food, pure air and good ac-
commodations." 1t is q fact that each
year a larger proportion of city people
are finding their way TO quiet country
houses, for the summer; and to any
who may be now debating the matter,
we would present the claims of Island
Pond. 1t is true we have but small
village, set on the edge of an unbroken
wilderness: it is true that hardly any
thing has been done to increase the
lYatural attractions of the place: but
it is also true that when once stop
has been made by travellers in our
midst, it is very apt to be remembered
by them and repeated. In the man
agement'of our new stewart House"
we can certainly offer the essentials of
wholesome food, pure air and good
accommodations while for all other
attractions we must turn to what ma
ture has given us, We have good
ROADS and shady drives-mountain
strengthening on the popd-excel-
lent trout fishing within short dis
lance from the village-while our
means of railroad and telegraphic COM
lnunication are unsurpassed. Thou |
sands of city people will this summer
find their way to the White Mountains
"a Kew fIanlpshire; aud to the many
resorts among the Green Hills of our
native state. We are convinced that
pleasure and benefit would be secured
by very many in the rest and recrel-
ton of a summer visit to Island Pond. |
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-05-14

PENsIONs.-Everys soldier who is en-
titled to a pension or who may be-
come SO by the return of any old army
disability or by a change in the law
regulating pensions, should have his
application therefor made and filed in
the Pension Office before July /, 1880,
in order to secure the arrears of ge,,sion.
Applicants who apply for a pension
after. J uly 1, 1880, will not receive the
back pension. If the application is
filed before that day and the claim
no. completed until afterwards the
pension when granted will commence
from the date of the soldiers discharge
fiom the service. In cases of the
widow or other heirs of the soldier
the pension dates from the soldiers
death only where the application is
made before July /, 1890, 1t is not
begging for a worthy applicant to ask
for a pension. The Government has
cheerfully paid more than $1,000, 900,
i'll pensions, to Vermonters during the
past year. Disbursements from the
Treasury made to our brave men.
who, like the Romans, protected with
their arms their libertieS, their country
and their homes, are like vapors that
rise from the earth and descend in
fertilizing showers to bless and beauti-
fly the land. add the names of a few
of those for whom have procured
pensions in the last few months. mo
doubt there are hundreds of others
who have never made application
equally entitled to pensions): Alonzo
l.. Richardson, Worcester, $500 :;
james W; Ryan, Wheelock, $500 S.
L. Baker, Ir,, Brandon, $70O Benz.
f. Morse, East Elmore, 5000; VIM.
Newman dependent father, London
derry, $500; Carlos J. kingsbury,
Chelsea, $500; Joseph Nailor, Fairfax,
$500; Alba Godfrey dependent
father), Orange, $3.50; Charles La
Page, Barre, 5000; Calvin Dyke,
Sharon, $500 Joanna Freeman (de-
pendent mother), Waterbury Centre,
$3.50 Almira Curtis, West Topsham,
5000 Josiah Pierce (dependentfather),
South Woodbury., 1856 Edward Ut
ton, Worcester, $500; Clarke Foster,
Plainfield, $700; Marietta Monkey,
Lexington, S. c., $500 Collins i.
Piper, Brattleboro, $500; Orlando
LEONARD, Calais, $500 John II. Black.
Pawlet $3.50; Maryett Grover, Bristol,
$500 M. D. Brock, Barnet, $50 per
month; A. IL. Currier, Randolph,
5000 b. L. Phelps, Bellows Falls.
$500 ). II. H., Hatch, White River juno
ton, 1886, and others.
.4~ II. j. DEAvITT.
Mon tpelier VT, May ~, 1880.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-05-14
SHOW THIS TO YOUR GROCER.

IN ~ AWEEK In your own town, and no
MIA capital risked You can give the
nOO business trial without expense
The hes opportunity ever offered for
those willing to work. You should try nothing
else until you see for yourself wha- you can do
at the business we offer. Noroom TO explain
here. You can devote all your time or only
your spare time to the busin css, and make
great pay for every hour that you work. Wo-
mon make ms much as men, Send for special
private terms and particulars, which we mail
free. 50 Outfit free. Don't complainsof hard
times while you have such q chance. Address
II. HALLETT q co, Portland, Me.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-05-14
AN INFIDEL IN THE HOUSE.

She Liberal victory in England has
raised question that is certainly not
complimentary to one of the boroughs
that wheeled into line. Northampton
elected Bradlaugh, the notorious inf
del, and he has Just refused to take
the oath prescribed for members of the
House of Commons. The question
raised is a novel one and the House
has taken the matter into considera-
ton. Bradlaugh's excuse is that as he
don't believe in the existence of God
the oath would be q mockery. But
his objection is probably as much due
TO the allegiance clause in the oath as
to his disbelief in the Deity. II is to
be hoped that the House will take the
same view of it and insist upon all the
requirements of the Constitution be-
ing complied with before he is permit
ted to take his seat. If the oath is
meaningless to him it is not a mockery
but necessary fornality which he
should be compelled to observe. Ills
expulsion, or rather the refusal to ad-
init him, would show the country that
the Liberal party, as whole, had no
sympathy with men of the Bradlaugh
stamp, nor with the opinions held by
Them, and that they regard his pres
ence in their ranks as not at all de-
Hirable. 1t would have the sound,
sensible feeling OF tho whole country
at its back. Bra1laugh would receive
no sympathy but from the very scum
OF society, and Mr.. Gladstone need not
be afraid of insulting that class. 1t is
rather unfortunate for the new
Government tdit 1t should at this
elrly stage. of its existence have its
victory identified with anarchy and
infidslity. 1t w4sin the power of the
party to oppose Bra laughs election
by putting another candidate in the
field. Instead of doing that they
warmly supported him AMI hailed his
success as u great victory. They will
problbly now have the opportunity
Of rejecting at their leisure on the
inevitable conse luences of keeping
bad company.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-05-14
GUARDIANS NOTICE TO SELL REAL ES-
TATE OF MINOR CHILDREN oFD.P.
WHITCOMB, DECEASED.

STATE OF VERMONT, =,
DISTRICT OF ESSEX, S. III frooate court,
held ut Guildhall in and for said District, on
the 3oth day of April, A. D., 1880, A. C. Palmer,
Esq, Guardian unto Herbert p, Harry j. and
Eva Whitcomb minor children of D. p. Whit
comb, late of Brighton, i'll said District, de-
ceased, makes application to said Court for Ii
cense to sell all of the real estate of said
minors, representing that the sale thereof
would be for the best interests of said minors,
and the proceeds arising from said sale be
put at interest.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that
said apple ,tion be referred to session there
OF, to be held ut the Probate Office, in said
Guildhall on the 22d day of May, A. ID. 1880,
for hearing and decision thereon; and, it is
further ordered thiit all persons interested be
notified hereof, by publication of notice of said
application and order thereon, three weeks
successfully i'll the ESSEX COUNTY HERALD,
newspaper published at Island Pond, and
which circulates in the neighborhood of
those interested, before said time of hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place.
and II they see cause, object thereto.
by the Court,
r. r. FoLLANsBY, Judge.
true copy Of record attest
If-la VIM H. HARTSHORN, Register.