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New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.


MN WHO ARE SEEKING TUE NONGNArIONs-A
QUAURILArEBAL FIGHT N rIn iii DISTRICT
E0twiths ndug the ll;terr % which the various
Coneres,on ii Districts were divi led between Tam
many Hall and Irving Hail. there i st,ll good deal
of rivalry III certain of the districts be-
tween rival candidates for The nomination This ~
more pronounced IN the N.h District than any
other /, Is composed OF the Ist. Id. Illl and WA
Assembly DISTRICTS and. was conceded 10 Irving
Han. ,ch OF the Assembly Districts has 2 c1ndi-
date Of its own. They are as follows: LIT DIS rct,
Michael Murphy Hi District, jeremiah MUrp1y
lid District. Daniel OReiliey ;Vth District. chao
Norton. In 3d tition 10 th"s-, Bruj lmn BOD and
General Daniel Z. Slekies are uaders ood to be de-
sirous Of the nomination, and 1t Is By no means
certain that Nicholas Mu.ier, the preseut member,
NAV not decide to as an independent candidate
He is popular and could make a sharp contest
The With Congressional d strict was won hy
Tammany Hall in the lottery, ana Is given over to
:. :. Cox
The With District is also one Of those won by
TammaDy Hall. Z. her D. B. Potter OF cx-Lieuteu-
ant-Goveruor Dorshen-r IL likely 10 receive the
nomination.
The With District IS usually Republican. L fell
to Irving Hail in the lottery ana Frederick 4
Conkling is likely TO receive the Democrctlc nomi-
nation There is "A sharp conest for he kep1bhcan
nomination between General Arson g. McCook the
present member ami John u. Lawson.
The IXtl District is one OF those won by Tam
many Hall. Fernando Wood, 1t is understood. VII!
be- renoninatcd, ald It Is almost certain that lis
old Democratic opponent j Ohm Hardy VIII run As
an independent candidate. The district Is strongly
Democratic.
Inc KIN District, won by Irvlng Hlil in the
lottery. VIII present A. its candIdaie AbT1m =
Hewitt aud thus far there Is no opposition to his
nomination.
The Xttn District. since the overwhelming VIC
tory of Lew =. Morton two years ago over g. \;
Willis has been deemed Republican district, and
a. M Norton. 10 IS understood. Wi be renomin1ird
Democlauc candidate, have not been conspicuous.
It s said. however. thaJ Cnalrnan barlum NJ
rlch candidate who viii be plt.ed against Mr. Nor
ton and who viii spend ms money freely III an effort
10 capture The dlstrici. Charles Osborne tue STOCK
SPECTATOR has been mentioned as proDaoiy the man.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
GFOeGFrowS- : G.. oN FIRE.

CHARLESTON, $. c.. oct. "a letter 10 The
Naes and, courier. dated Georgetown : C.. Friday,
says: a fre occurred here rms morning, vhlch IL
still burning. L he's already destroyed five buildings,
and has crossed the and threatens tne d.strucOu
~ al the ht liugs on .fLrF sd-. NJ Elsrerng.
il whose house the hrr gan perish "a tAe htu es'
lcOr2efu ity ics .theast ~ Cnar eston.
r. - OF WiuyaW Bay. it the moUtt r tae Ndccauav
River Luc uoUulatiOu Is ahDu, . OOD.
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TIE NIAGARA PARK.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., Oct. 3.-1he Commits
FOR the International PARK 0n the Clnlca side
have oriered a survey which WILL De- b"s;m tomorrow.
on the completion of the gurvey tie Com missioner. Wi.
cet ~ value tue pr prrty FOR tne pDose Of IL aznS
u report 70 Parliament at tuc mex resacu.
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
COERCTNG THE SULTAN.
ANOTHER DEMAND FOR DrLC,GNO-ApuIGAL sEY
M0UR GOING TO CffTINJE.

COSsTANr;sOPLE Oct. 3. 1850.
The European Amba SsadOrs were instructed
90 the request of sultal FOR delay uatl to-
day, but at the time 10 demand that the Porte
shall order RIA Pach allow tn surrender u Dull
cigno. and 10 withdraw the Turkish troops from the
\ petition gled by 800 Inbers Of IN, Uema and
number OF higH dignitares hs been delivered 20 ths
Sd resistance me heEan = % The Powers.
The Turkish Ministerial drllJeg1t Ons, wLisI have
been day aud night dunn The past w'ek, have
resulted 10 tue els DO Of for settling tbe
rOus Questions peudlag witJ tIc POver-. Inis pai
VIII be communicated 20 tue AND issa1or- today.
GRAvOs1, Der. 3. 1880
Tne Alexandra has saiiei for 1eoio. TIE F-sDea Ad
mira continues maintain a very reserved 1'ttnie.
RAGCsA oct. 3. 1850.
Admira Seymour sails on board tho He iron to-mOr.
or Cattaro. whence be Will ~ 20 Cettuic. Grea,
importance Is attached TO tnr Afmr1r- visit 70 Ce'uuo
LOSDoN. Monday. Oct 4. 1850
Tie Worth German gazette, of Berlin, says
the rrpiOaches directed ageiu~t Germany Tor llacDa
difficulties IN the way OF rae srttl,;near OF the ROu.
uaaian succession have NJ undatioh Whlteycr.
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uo1rIs RrRvEn IN JAMESTOWN.

GREENvULE, Penn, Oct. IA fire broke
out IN jamestown. PeCu 10 tae Corawa House 81 Bile.
AT g O'Clock this rnng. The .ossas and usuraDces
are IS follows: Cornwall Hpuse .oss. = 900; trsur-
ancn - 900 GIiilin House, los~ $1,000: iusurancr,
1900 o her losses. Sl,5JO. yti,g nan has been
ares ted for hing tue stable. and Is held fJT trial!
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FINDING n0RE >ILTER.
Icy rrLEGaArn ~ rHE rRlEryE.

TUCsON, Arizona. Oct "a new strike"
Is rcror ri h- yler mime az toe dcph OF 2lO
feet the average assays OF which yield 10 ounce in
SILVER tie ton. Tn width Of ore l. six and half ieef
Wor Co., tue O0foot vi Of the Hrrmosa mine shows
The vein fc"t wine ore being Of hih hir
grade auy hitherto ncf. Inc oulion sMpmruts ior
:, ptrmDer amount "a IL S0T.1
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
AMERICAN TRADE WITH LYONS.

The value of the exports If the consular
dlstct o Lyons 10 he United states GuI ng -eptemDsr
t763. .946 francs. 2 93G 654 francs less than
August. The decrease is notably in silk aud velvet
sufs The t0tai OF The experts during thc last
months 5O7s4suo francs about FlO, ,l5Oy0Ol.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
SUICIDE or + BUSINESS MN

BALTIMORE. Oct. 3.-The body of Anscl
c. PEW OF the # m " Clark Perry CO., was iiscov
e-ad III tire laks n Druid I'LL Park his morning IL
mad .,.n oppre ied " II temporary AaucinauOn. HIS
ore was f0rly-tiye years.
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blessing. You have sung a great university into
heng. You have sung before king' ana prlnyycs, y
You have sung to the meek and the Iowiy; lou
have sung to thc hearts of vour people, anu nope
and believe that yOnT voices heraldlng tne great
liberation which education Will brinS 10 yoII ,oy
enslayrd brethren. You ara fighting Tor lgat ana
for the freedom il b. ngs; and IN thnt contest
would rather be with you and defeated than against
you ana victorious. In the language ot the song
you shall win the vIctory-Eou shall gam the uay'
One of the singers Mr.. T. j. Louden, made this
reply:
have words TO express my own FEELINGS ana the
murninE can express how much rea' pleasure u
te hr ana listen t. the words thai you
have given uttcrance You know how W. nav been
looking to the fuurc, how wheels have seemed TO
wnctb~" thew a. 70 stop in their backward movem Mt
uon we look 10 yOur elevation to hs oty scat that IA
how wo cling 10 every word fhat urter. and -
pecay TO h" sentiments that you have Iu' expressed
We are OF you we for vOu, ard W. are with y9l II
this struggle even as we were n the oi9o1y coan IS
that closed seems bat yes crday Deieye that me
records do not h-ar an account ot any iri'vt 20 @ ng
Government Of tae United states WIN oi'ch ssn az
believe tnat faithful ana lrnc to0ay 10 tu're
IN nai great struggle a. W. were th'
We LOOK forward to The surcrss ol t9Ose WhG N"e sue
cessfn great contest with no less onen- ana eX
peciatIon thar W. nd when me guns VIZ 'hund1rn rug
upon those tEoUsand battle nelds or Wl'cA y"u nav,
just spoken, AID can onIy Say IRON ulI hcar Goi
bless you AM give to yor sdcecss FoF Inst W S.ai
nope laorr ami pray. aud look forward 10 Win on.h1
expectancy.
Mr. Loudcn bad talked with me TIE evening be-
fore about the fears entertained hy the lnie'ech'
coored people aboat the future OF their race IN TINS
country IN view Of the reaction which seemed 20 pe
sweeping away all the safeguards thrown around
their freedom and political rights by the kcpahH-
can party. Something Of this apprehension foand
expression in his response 10 General Garfield lie
spoke with ev dent emotion No one present could
help feeling that the great work OF the Republican
party for the pAtcd slaves was not yet ended
or fail to sympath.ze with their dread Of having
their destiny clmIntted TO The party which opposed
every step taken 20 give item Liberty and citizen
snip. T. v =
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
GRrENBACK CANDIDATES.

The Greenbacll and SOclalistlc- Labor parties
uuitd iu Convention To nomDate city. county aud Con
re.,oual candidates yesterday afternoon at No. 365
gultonst. Brooklyn. The following county officers
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NJ ST LorI.-Lo... go 600.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3.-The OFal!On -four mill
was damaged oy fire to-day 70 tie extent OF s30Ooa
which IS covered by insurance.
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SLIGHT LOSS IN WILLIAM STREET.

A fire in the rear OF No. III NlllIam-st.'
late last nj glt. caused loss of 500 Mt Metz, living
ID the front building the aser-Deer shop, vas
ayvaened and, with his six children, barely escaped
Sun, cation
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

were named Auditor Charlie, Ress Coroners Dr.
David Lorenz ami Dr. william Baker. City officers :
. ontroller Thomas Carroll; City Auiitor. Hermann
echwackh khammcr.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
.Rcnominated. Present Incumbent
G.n- .in ms vnied rs follows u nj Yrars:

Incndng 1877 Greenback only two Rcpa b.can.
we're nom nateL tnciIng 4sb+5 Ind snpcflc anu 4JI
seatteTlng votes Plurality over Ina. Denvcsits
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

TfE MI I DLIOAN w i'Jt' II N'J'1+'I' = '
NEWS FROM INDIANA-CoHFiDENCE OF REPUBLi-
CANS.
Advices received at the Headquarters of tho Re
publican National Committee from Indiana con-
Tune 10 be Of au encouraging nature. An immense
deal of work is d0sg in all parts Of the State and
tins will he kept up until election day.
From elsewhere, a so. comes Intelligence that tne
Republicans are aroused and working with VIII
IN a WAY that will be- felt.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
A CHURCH DESTROYED ~ SOUTH AMBOY.

Hal Fre1 - Church Fountain Green near Plhm-ieo'
WI. destroyed by FIR on Friday uigt 10 - suppoSed
n- nru was or mcendiary orgn. Loss, $4,000; u~
insured.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

A NICE PoRTERHoUsE STEAK.-Mr.
Setemup came down stairs to a ten
o'clock breakfast with q vacant coun-
tenance and a backward tendency in
his hair that made his two eyes ache.
He sat down at the table and picking
up his knife and fork, glared in uneasy
wonder at something in the platter
before him. 1t had evidently been
fried in butter and was intended for
food. Mr.. Setemup harpooned it with
his fork and lifted il up bodily, gazing
at it with yer increasing wonder.
"What under the sum-" he exclaimed,
at last, sis this thing?" "Well," re-
piled the wife, with just a shadow of a
sigh, sit looks like your new soft felt
hat, and that is what / thought it was,
but you pulled it ont of your pocket
when you came home this morning
and said it was a nice porter-house
steak and you wanted it broiled for
Breakfast. You needn't give me any
of it I'm not hungry" And Mr.. Set
emup, who was just wild to know
what else he said when he came home,
and what time it was, for the life of
him didn't dare ask. - Burlington
Hdmkeye.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29
A Sad Case.

Silas e. Waite, the Brattleboro
Bank President defaulter-forger, has
been captured, and we sincerely trust
that in the interest of justice and good
government he may receive prompt
and full punishment. We copy below
the press dispatches describing his
capture, &C..
OMAHA, NEB., Sept. 21.-Silas M.
Waite, the former president of the
First National Bank of Brattleboro,
VT. who absconded last June leaving
q %defalcation of almost half q million
dollars, was arrested here to-day at
the house of his brother-in-law, Tru-
man Buck. Special Detective w. II.
Shield after tracking him a long way
found him here. Waite had purchas-
ed a cattle ranch in northern Nebras-
ka, away from civilization, and had in
tended to enjoy his ill-gotten wealth
there. Part of the money may be re-
covered. He was supposed to have
gone to Europe. VIM. Waite, sol OF
the defaulter said tonight that the
ranch was purchased by himself and
his uncle in northern Nebraska, but
that his father had nothing to do with
the purchase. He denied that consid-
cradle money was sent from New York
to his father. He was positive that
his father left Brattleboro with less
than $1,000. He believed his father
was in some foreign country. eff IA
Their is brought back" said he, ''others
will have to share his punishment for
completely"
Waite entreated the officers to allow
him to commit suicide when ar
rested. 1t is stated hal he had q
large sun in bonds and stocks in his
possession. He acknowledges his guilt.
The opinion is expressed at Brattle-
boro that the arrest of Waite may
cause the flight ofseveral citizens from
that town, who will not care to re-
main for such developments as Waite
can make. The excitement at Brat
tleboro is very great.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29
PERSEVERANCE MIL TELL

StouBntOn, MASS, March 18th, 1880.
Is D. KENDALL Il Co, GENTS In justice to
you and myself, ! think | ought to let You know
mat have removed two bone spavins with Ken.
oars SPAWN Cure, one very large one; Don't
Know how long the SPAWN had been there. / have
owned the horse eight months. 1t took me four
months to take the large one on, and two for the
small one. have used ten bottles. The horse Il
entirely well, not at all stiff, and no bunch to be
seen or felt. This is a wonderful medicine. II is
2 new thing here, but If it does for all what it has
done for me It's sale will be very great.
Respectfully yours, HAS. Il. PARKER,
Is sure l ITS effects, mild in its action as il does
not blister, md yet IL is penetrating and powerful
70 re Gu ~ deep seated pain or to remove any
pony roTvth or any other enlargement, if usetl
cr6-y.ral days, such as spavins, splints, curbs,
6 @ ,sprains, swellings, any lameness and mi
PIGMENTS of the joints or limbs, or rheuma.
m IN man and for any purpose for which a Iinj.
ent IS used Tor man or beast. 1t is now known
10 pc the best liniment for man ever used, acting
mid and yet certain in its effects. 1t Is used mi
strength with perfect safety at all seasons of te
year. Wy
Send address for Illustrated Circular. which ve
mink gives positive proof of its virtues. No rem.
cay mas ever met with such unqualified success
10 our knowledge, for beast as well as man,
rTlce - per bottle, or six bottles for Al. ALI,
IN wi nave II or can get 1t for you, or Il
NH pc sent 10 any Address on receipt OF price bv
me proprietors. DIR. b. j. KENDALL co
i'"ho Enosburgh Falls, Vermont.
eOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

BE HoNoRABLE.-Boys and young
men sometimes start out into life with
the idea that ones success depends on
sharpness and chicanery. They i'm
agine if a man is able always to "get
the best bargain" no matter by what
deceit and meanness he carries his
point that his prosperity is assured.
That is a mistake. Enduring pros
perity cannot be founded on cunning
and dishonesty. The tricky and de-
ceitfnl man is sure to fall a victim,
sooner or later, to the influences which
are forever working against him. His
house is built upon the sand, and its
t~ogpdations will be certain TO give way.
Young people cannot give these truths
too much weight. The future of the
young man is safe who eschews every
shape Of double dealing, and lays the
foundation ofhis career in the enduring
principles of everlasting truth.-Star.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29
SCIENCE Inn
a Splendid Surpj..
Successful Res. p
denul Reeo,.

SURGICAL p~IrrtuN-
oilmy tr8m.aI Hr4fH
DE most s'gr aaI
me rielce uf -lraU
formed on Tu.-lay u.a h.
usrghaHt of rai. city. Dr.
Several mrnis of ur
alton. Mr. rirs ia. urr
this difficulty. uut Wal.
operation that De- ua. n,
cause Of Dis complliul
isroovEHr Mr. Herr
from the effect mrflsut b
closing nf the wuunII er
day, lIis general health i
has been for ycar4 while
all these distressing .rmrt
the disease with wtirhhg ,ur-r.
similar cases used Kenneth.
In the early st7gr- OF uc r5wr
Of stone would have been NJ
Remedy also puHlc. tho g
ton Of the bowels, and ALI
weakncsscs peculiar Co fprnsla
medicine Is now fl7
Ella bottle.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

A LIVING CLOCK.-The human system
Is a Kind Of machine. II one paft j. seil-
ously ont Of order the whole goes wrong
The blood In circulation isthe maiuspllss.
Keen this all right and you viii not suffer
from kidney and liver disorders piles anu
constipation. And In Offering you 1T.
Kennedy's "Fayorite Remedy as the
most successful regulator Of n human
machine ever discovered, we oblge the
sick aud suffering more b We oOuse
DIR. Kennedy. Invest u dollar lot a
bottle at the store, or walk all u way 20
the doctors Office In Rondoutr \. 1 q,
rather than not get IL. iolN-
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29


smith, having hammered out on bis
anvil everything made Of steel and
iron, is NOV sent to Montpelier by bis
townsmen to hammer out some i'm
provements in the laws. Rogers is
about 81 years old, has, as Selectman,
&c had a good schooling in town
affairs, is a bright mechanic, a rousing
good Republican, and will be found
wide awake on all occasions.
Stowe sends p. d. Pike, one Of the
largest manufacturers and shippers OF
butler tubs in this vicinity, and we
believe the inventor and patentee OF
Pixies celebrated hoop lock cutter.
Mr.. p. ships annually thousands OF
butter tubs TO Chicago ami other
Western cities, and is one of the en-
terprising men of Stowe. We think
he has seen the better part of As sum-
meTs.
Martin Shattuck, of Eden, is a
thriving and successful merchant, and
although young 1--WE think about 32
years old) he will not, we apprehend,
take a second place in our county's
delegation. lie is 4 clear-headed,
sound business man, thoroughly relia-
BILE, and deserves much credit for the
gallant fight he made in the fusion
stronghold of Eden.
Morristown again sends a Universal
list divine in the person of Rev. l. p.
Booth. In the session Of 10 she sent
Rev. Mr.. Bailey, the pastor then pre-
siding over the Universalist church
there. We suppose the leaven Of UNI
righteousness, common to all Vermont
legislatures, will necessarily have to be
counteractcd, and Morristown, as in
~, sends the required ''lump." Mr..
Booth will, of course, be the talking
man of the delegation, and he can, if
he will, do himself and town credit, for
he is an easy debater, and speaks sem
sibly not only on religious but general
subjects. lie is about As years of
age.
No well regulated battalion evergoes
into the field without a good physician
and surgeon, and Hyde Park, as in '76,
comes forward with an excellent one
in the person of DR.. II. W. Hendrick.
We know whereof we affirm when we
say that DR.. II. has the elements Of a
superior legislator, and is II of
those genial, gentlemanly, popular
fellows, who deservedly makes and
retains friends, and is also clear-head-
ed, cool, scholarly, an excellent deba-
ter, and he can, if he will, with little
experience, do credit to himself and
constituency on the floor of the House.
The DR.. is 81 years of age.
Who will say that with an attorney
to prepare the bills, q constable to
serve the precepts, q merchant to act
as co0miSsoire, q cooper to hoop the
boys when they get on a bust, a cler-
gyman to attend to the spiritual wants
and keep the boys away from the bad
localities of the Capital, two farmers
to furnish the apples, cider, and other
''products of the farm" a tinsmith to
make cans in which to a Atkins
overfowing wrath during the latter
part of the session (after returns from
Presidential election), q blacksmith,
to blow up with his bellows, the
committee on retrenchment and reform
and a physician to administer Scdlitz
powders after night sessions, the del
egation from Lamoille, won't be pre-
pared for any emergency?
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29
FROM REV. P. N. GRANGER,
Presiding Elder of the st. Adams District

st. Adams, VT, Jan. goth s1SS0.
DIR. -. j. KENDALL u Co., Gents: In reply to
your letter | will say that my experience with
kendalrs SPAWN Cure has been very satisfactory
indeed. Three or four years ago procured d
o flameness caused by a spawn. Last season my
horse became very lame and | turned him out for
a few weeks when he became better, but when |
put nm ON the road he grew worse, when | dis
covered that a ring bone was forming. ! pro-
cured a bottle of Kendal's SPAWN Cure and with
less than a bottle cured him so thathe is notlame,
neither can the bunch be found.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29
LAMoILLE HOUSE.

JAMES +. KELLEY, Proprietor.
- j. c. SALISBURY, Ma mayer
Hyde Park VI.
This house has recently been thoroughly reno
waited and put in iirst-class order; is the nearest
house to the depot, and has a telegraph office, bill
lard room barber shop andlivery attached. Prices
always satisfactory.
go The location of this house is especially
adapted to trout fishing, and is surrounded by
some of the finest drives in the country. Trains
to and from the White Mountains daily. Parties
wishing a good summer resort will ito well to give
us n trial. To such no pains win be spared to
make everything pleasant and agreeable.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

Where to go when short of money
Go 10 work.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

NAA ~ Great chance TO make nj
sT need a person IN every n
'subscriptionsior the largcs
and best Illustrated family publicat
world. Anyone can become q success
Six elegant works of art given free tOa.
The price is 50 low that almost ever
sCribcs. One agent reports taking ID
bers in n day. 4 lady agent rCpo tsm'
$500 clear profit in teI days. All VII
make money fast. You can devote ali
to the business, N only your spare G
need not be away from home over might
do it as well as others. Full directions.
free. Elegant and expensive Outfit it
wantproltablr work send us your adm
II costs nothing to try the business, NJ
engages fails to make great pay. Addn
| Stinson Il Co, Portland, Maine.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29
FARMS FOR SALE

One 12O-aCre Farm on the main rOdh
Hyde Park to Eden, about one nti.
from North Hyde Park village
One G0-aCrC Farm within Il few rt
Hyde Park village.
One Village Residence in North llyt
Low prices and liberal terms oiNlE
s3tf c. S,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

D EST =: $ 5::': a.: !: \: $ 4: \ a: +: 4. 4:
will start you. $l2 a day and upw1
home by the industrious. Men, womG
girls wanted everywhere to work loruI
the time. You cap devote your whofl
work, or only your spare moment;
business Will pay yOu nearly as wei
willing to work can fail to make cnorn
engaging at once. Costly Outfit and
A great opportunity for making none.
hOnOrabli. Address True & Co., Aug
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29
A. A. NILES,
HENDEE g. FISK,
LAW OFFICE

W p. MACUTCHAN,
v. Stowe, Vt.
business promptly, cheaply and satisfactorily
tone.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

attention Is called to his large stock.
now on hand, aohich he offers at very
lOlU rates. 146
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29
Ayers Hair y
FOR RESTORING GRII
TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY a.,

of the hair Immediately often rener.
and always surely restores its colon
or gray. Il stimulates the mt1su
healthy activity, and preserves bob d
its beauty. Thus bra,hy, weak Or s4
comes glossy, pliablc and strengthens
regrows with lively expression, An,
checked and established; thin hair M.
faded or gray hairs resume their o5r
Its operation is sure and harmless M
run, heals all humors, and keeps D. .
clean and soft..umder which conj.
Of the scalp are impossible.
As a dressing for lodica' hal Mn
praised for its grateful and agra
and valued for the soft lustre audH1
t imparts.
MANUFACTURED B..
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Practical aHd AHalyticol Chem
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