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, 1880-08-21

coNouER1NG KNIGHTS.

,rcrpr1oN or ItArEH CosIsfASDElsf KNIGHTS
sTEWr1.An on THEIR lETuItx To INDIAN
s~t.a, pt.pateh to 7ns Chitopo Tribune.
1xn,AyApor1s, Ind. Aug. a0.-At m
,mnromptu meeting this morning, attended
~ cisnns OF nil professions md business, It
ga -, i, rrauscd tn give the Ripper Con,lunldery
fsir Knights, who won Tho llrst prize at
n e,hcueo, rouslng reception. The tluo was
,Inlted. but the people touk held Of the mat
M isr wi,(, will, aid III d short time q line Of
march was selected. Gen. Dali Mncanlcy
was appointed to make a speech, and
!as !ns eia e:Santing lnso tue sifecls alonR
wIIcl, the con.lucring heroes were
IN pass. a heavy storm, lasting sotural
hours, dalnpeiied tho situation materially,
driving tho crowd Indoors and dranching tho
,ircoratlons, but when tho yictors arrived II
letge crowd nrt tl.oni at the .lepot, receiving
them with eheers md sllnnts OF applause:
fs!as Y H. lr MG S'r sthaefS hEts to Mnsaa
iiail, escorted By thu knights Of pytliEas, q
fgo Ga,iJa. The streets were crowded
yi gMi1le people, nn4 H,,s,.! as oeeas|Hns as|fit.
iGeir tiIroats and yelled. During tho lnarc!t
he BANNER awarded them wus iloaied on tho
Tasot1lc iia!I, Gen. Alucauluy delivered one
Of lis characteristic. spceclies,-s!iort nlltl
witty.-ufter which the. gathering multitude
Eaye thrcu roustng ciCers and Dispersed.
Very naturally tho, Sir Knights, tired nnd
feetsore, were glad to escnpe from their
heavy unff0rlH5 lntD summer clothing. TIN.
c1eNs uf indianapolis Are very prput Of
their success, afu tire generous reception, al
though, hastily gotten up, evidenced their nl'-
, 1880-08-21

I'VE feet eight inches tail, smooth face. dark
complexion. short striped alpaca coat, black
slhneh hat. and tho other wns alouI fivo foot
blNc t1atlnel shist with callar OF tho snnIe na-
tcrla!. and sruall black soft hat. No arrtHtA. In
connection With this cHsc. tho query nriacs.
MAY not Jot,annsou have been murdered Ia
aoino atich inanner2'
Mr. 4. ". 1sowtnnn. Of Now FORK State, re,
ported e THE TRIBUNE yesterday that he hnd
ttr rnhbctl Saturday night nf $4Ul--GtHlit frs
Ht the t.aon litnlse un Eark etrcet. 7lCnr liar.
nn ArFcsH wcrc mtnsic.
ut tho Twenty..eetn.d Ntrent Station last evcn-
Ing by sorgt. .siIt!cr. flu Il one Of tho fellows
wno rNl,s.l 4. y. pctcrann ut tho corner Of
1iSa' IL la.t Thursday night, Thgy took from hiin
Martin Carcy's san.n at No. st Fourth nyenuo
ts sch[.v,I ,n;., rSpu:.tion A. O'clock yester.
hc had boen shatncfl,l1y nt,,se.l and robhcd in
Carcy': salnon. Detectives Mc1,onad md Du6y
arrested Martin carcy. THOMAS Cnroy, Max
1.ewis. tho bartender, and John Mcstuhnn,
all of whom wero Identified by Mr..
rostponcd y st!ce %aIlnee untiilh,s a snor,ng T
CnrGy and LOWS being held In tl,olN iafl, ard
The othcr twn ln woo bail each. Tho eumplaln-
ys;;'Say yys;nx osf fSs o Rr'os ssa e
!1 Gnd TMeuested re- Mr 1aylor to y pay r. which i,s
were In tho sa'oon surrounded bin. and pre-.
the hitter ransacket his pockets and deprived
@ %f Tatc and caa shrt dana 1a g n
fairly dissustci it Ills Chlenso experience. "
, 1880-08-21

cups, len gross Of wasl'-baslns. s,5oo camp
e!,airs, ctc. The. balnnee Of tl'e $c5,en0 w'ss
A,Nl varloas Incidental EXPENSES,
1fRvuriy cl.nrgett .&NM for his theatre
"Wednesday night. IIfa 1uusy being w1rtlI
sjet p@Est @ Msvtc4 sv Ety,nk ws siS e. dsf 1I.Gfy x
con,s lsl. Ills charge wns nothing Mt nit. iIo
Kave company. Mslicra, Ens blu. and every
thing free to tic, Trlcnnial Committee,
equivalent to 4 eash Eift Of Loco 1t least:
literally IN ras', and Els'cn mp his p,iya!o
Dnce, transformed Into at cfegnllt club
room, for The, entertainment ~ Visiting
khlg'lts, To him the 'frlenntal and Finance
, 1880-08-21
a BAND OF 111onwArMES.

Tho West Twelfth Street Police District keeps
up lts reputation for lawiesness, notwithstand-
Ing tho now police administration In that section
bus been Nazing wnr OIL tho tough charac-
tiers wnu infcst tho district. At l2:1o
yesterday afternoon four hlackRiards unde
tho tnuncucs Of liquor nude things exceedingly
lively for tI1no about tho corner Of Dussoll
anil JcfIeraou streets. McctEny IN old Bohemian
appea Sh ~ e., 5ses pss 9ssy e sncass p
es @ sop Ase e Do"m s"a viii g. ss a1s Bsa
woam!l's tiiscoln!ituro. Next they attempted to
' he was : sharp d eos 10 Will uaeS@ars us away ~
trnm them. thoy contcnted themselves by
soaa s her ssF sf ~ Of asr wo.n
oEd woman brought to the scene Mr. f. Lewis.
oi So S nokYsn n md nk %o7
va The at se%s sA @ VITA "' e''sssa wa
bct.en by tho sa.ns fellow. The auartet went
ns eraas M % aeni Of % mose, o's to a1S tic % IT,
e %es Tweiih sS s!raes poeo a e'ssf n"4e sTi ans
of oairases and o!sefs and II ~ 70. sts sass
ece,ea In m mnrreattng Iirnry stllsr ad Ja.,les Van
rob6edt md The former Is sa!d p resemble close
ly unc OF his eo,npan!uns I,osh were under The
Influence Uf liquor when arrested. Snn llGs9Gr
ia a brother to the not 9riOua Mnalrice Van Hess
lcr, who bas figured 81 extensively III criminal
t1nlnEs for the pAAt four yelSs.
FrUin Information ubtaEucd outside tho Police
Department tho srcpnrtGr asccrtnlnGl thlt
there wero six men lii tho party,
md not fonr and that at the corner Of Jefferson,
aud Judd streets, whlthor they nftrr the Arst
brutally ma!sreatod mil and 1bon roIDct, hin,
OF witch md chain aud $40 cnsh. Hn picked
himself, up aa bust By could, and ran. III
tho direction OF the police station.
They atsnuttcd another mnn In tho
sh1ao neighburhood. hitting him over the hend
With slung.ahot, Sna rendering bin unco,,-
ever They male bOll 10 attack third man,
but he was Ar.ned With a heavy cnnc. and calling
to his assistance pussn8 tcniIster, the tWtt beat
tho ru!lians right und left. u1d drove them oii.
Sumo children ta tho vicinity followed thotn to
Maxwell street, tn the vicinity e which street
said It WIS tho liyailcst hoodl@m rnnipago he
ever bQW,
, 1880-08-21
REBELlIQUS O0D-FELL0WS.

Hf8fE1E UWF1EtH 70 3hs EA1tNa0 1F|1HHts
PITTsnuHu, pa., Aug. a0.-A convention
Of Udtl-Fullows, representing local lodges.
was held friday tn take act!on on tic rule OF
tho Grand Lodge establishing benelita based
an dues, rs mentioned by your correspondent
last MiKl,t.. Very few delegates were present.
4 resolution was unanimously ad0ptett r.
qnestinx tbs tiral.tl LIlge 10 .resctnA lts
actloM, This places tho local lodges iu open
rebellion to the supreme authority Ut tho
State. This matter Will low BIZ carried ttt
the Grand Lodge OF tho United States for
adjudication.
, 1880-08-21

FtYMaUth, I!nhc0tk Co, III,
DEAMEIRi | have lscn tFoublVd With l3aousr~4a.
anu IYspttsa. Xnt Indigestion. md hare la0d yUAB
iNNifS liI.OUD bYltuF, mud found 4 t1 by must
valuable medicine. Tl4oMA3 Il&1A4LG.
, 1880-08-21

.. fetrItinrc. lbonc Cu. Ill., Fob, & l979
DEAN F1H: have been using your INDIAN De.tln
EfhE for sniIe lln.u aud perfectly satisfied wlth
Tie results. II 1nFtHes tho BuOd, Hesto7et I.osi Aps
attte, Htrenstlcns Tie Nerves. He9uttss lhs SAss,
Ac and Ilhn els, and Astt9rca lthnuruall4n Muuld
uUt ~ without it. AalkS. " E3TEALLs
, 1880-08-21

pucktnehan,. Kansakes ca. I'll, Mar n ls19.
DEAN Hltt chrarluklY tetty That yont Justly cai~
eetatcd IND! H!:lu, " kty q nMty trsAt ~.
H. linvo used yuar audlcns with Tho must saltstac.
tpTy results, And tteteto[g rrcoMrIfna IL uaa to
all troubled With Liver Compliant 1nd s!ck
, 1880-08-21

l1s4n by; u! aanxhfer was Wy = eansrYs tfom s1p.
ilant vt tWo phyalclans ,u1n Allt.al bio md
Viltsr a'sd!SsasA smppx rhea sas ns 5a{Est AI.sr,
bfWuP, MID. r0Hnl,lK 0yaf yo4r pa'nphlut- fuy st4
cauuat yoas Fatn4rka n9 ts dlssa1Y wlth whleh sho
youF 4ipdluiue. md. to thu jor ot ali sypp4tlls4hE
tri9nds, she VS. euoh TsIlntcl 10 tefu!at!ty an4
hphltt. 3OAN Is M1lkHAuilE.
, 1880-08-21
TESTIMONIALS.


Olsenae Of tho stomach aud Liver
intro. Alexander Co.. III.
DEAN SIR. Suffering tar &pulH Inns wlsh tltxdpch1
aId Disease nf lhe StDnRch und Liver. WAS Induced
" utb fpnr roinb.b INDIAN HI.UtIH SYRUP. which
nc " pesfect hsatth niad AtsoBRkt.
No. U E!Xhl.lt Il3aa. dliEi4l.EY.
, 1880-08-21

Flora. CLAY Co., H. :,
prAK st!s; I'h!s Is 70 certify lhss yous lNGlAN
chllls nflor all olhss medicines had faised.
, 1880-08-21

buckingham, ksnkskus Co, ~. MAy IT, ls;a
pkAll blH. wa1 il Rrent sufferer Eflm 4theuAlAttsn
And fUnnh no tulcf 4nti! etInnie!1TFd nsInR Juat
ac1l0 70 Ill. ANNA f1AaaGHhEaN.
, 1880-08-21

-- ~ WN0lI4t1t IFllVIUI1 Co. III
l}rAHSlH; cAn baJ k2Mt J0uf INDIAN HiuJp
BiHUit hAs M equal TOR E1nHtIpau0N brk-1tsa1.
ache Pain ~ llu NuwlUs. and khiIIs hnd GnA xAtsg
1ceoaae''o ~ o'' ~ '"1e''''S "MnU1 "MnWUW1 A. HEEu.
, 1880-08-21
TIE RURAL PILGRIMS.
4 sESslBLE VIEW OF THE SITUATION.

!: 10 the Editor of The Chiea0o Tribune
DASylLLE, ILL.,, Aug. 10.-Only few of
f'hIraro's citizens, such for example os the
saar hoar.1ers at tho botels M ea' haye ~ NV
Idea Of tue inn!tltat!e OF petty anhoSailces
endured By the 10000 'Grangers who, either
4, participants or spectators, took part III tho
leup!ar pilgrimage. Tho saIlroad facilities
such yast Quantities OF human freight. There
se1o excursions from every part,of the coun-
try. aver eyery Imaginable rO,,te: 1nnny
fr,vn 1f;eoo,,r; mr., Kunsoo want In j,,,1cnyo
ts.M ~ 49,. a..JI - 1".1,""o @ 1>A' "o''' ;" eo
Oh Ills long journey to Chicago Mr. Ri
nc o7,l,nnry cbcnn swimmer excursion. IF
ss M has ha,l fte foratt,on1ht to sec,,rn berth.
~ aSs , a @ ~ te nrntno " o thnt se"ntn',
lns car having closed wintlows and contai,,,
M 6f,y other Pilgrim Gra,lgers Is llablo to
.snsa so,nrn hoaIacho II ha ta Iuckv
:aas. s.,stu ~ ,4o' ,o,s ,,t ~, r,ia. ~ ny
;Aoukn " op9ail llan y sen,t anu i"sa ~ 1ne
Iht, Inevitable headache, willie the crowded
POSITION Will add therelinto sore totlits aud
sehlng fsslt.: Anollg; Ills other tllscoysrles
~. T. y: notices the faet that tlle stKA - lcb
Haternls legGmd or preexcursion DAYS;
minutes to procure even q respectable rnif-
!oau lunch IN tho restaurant Is IN lniposst0le
sat He would prefer crackers alld water.
easoagt WIN leisure; ,.
ny tIe ttiue ny reaetles Chicago, hot nun
@ @sy eoyeys f9fTe Win sfaa % q ff2ace a coa M sss a
9te aha Otltt gras, our pilgrim IS sadly III
need Of rcfreshnent and rest, At every no.
81 D'io tio s. same Nl,swer, mo ro9nls;" Mr.
euRrsnl " compelled tutinE the dny TO tra1ls-
port on his persosI ail the. se1ltnentary de-
posjtB ncrun,u1 1atItl M, 1iy fotrIRr Kit 1IfH
% III unelsansss. is i " liz M mekes @ "a breaE Tor
', i1s ,din!ng,r,oom g !, , only, to bs rcpu'scd byy
sls csreeIYs aId @ cyclops demanding n!.sscs. M Or
elise. seeurey @ his meai:tleket aiid eaters tic JIG
dlnlnXroum lobby, where. In company with
aiew hundred others. be l!as 10 yalt his turn
70 enteE the festal lsall. It ls ths grandest
game Of bnrber.sliop OIL RECORD. lntho course
eaHiary pattence walls another hour 10 Ge
waited upon. Ilo orders. slriotn steak,
poaeled eggs OIL toast. fried chicken. and
Paked POTATOES. Ills neighbor orders roast
tGeeI, !atab chop boiled egEs, milk toast. md
ea5y sppears. 1io rises III: +. g11 G. cur ot
coffee . steak twlco " large rs a. silver dol
~, aud slnall sample Of stewad potatoes.
ss'Sss ss%s s w'thsnt ss set sE # sas sxp15G po r.
lict becomes apparent tilat ali tho Morcuries
stsae!ai eyidenee T d -, a. ~ strol,s G that tho
crowd M haye reduced the magnificent menu
W ae bil! Gf fareto ti,u. ineagro preparations.
being as brave, rs Oliver twist, Mr. IT.. q.
aoes nut lsk for ruorU. After sWaIlowLile tie
iE@t fragment, i.nsltly tlons Ills regaiin mud
ntssteI!s ~ 10 toih ILLS sCo,anlatdery. Hero no as
S%waIt; %SysfI Yhore ls solne inoxplIcable dolay:
Gla1d EDmn1nnrnr ltitrih,t hno faflnfj IN niif
, 1880-08-21

DEAR SIR, l have usyd yuvr INDIAN UlOUu
HtEtli f0r Cramps In my stunAch And also fuF tnF
FhdrJn, WIN troubled Win spAsn1s, and u Dvl4
c&Asa 1t effected conpiol1 eyre, , .,,,,. ,,,.r.
, 1880-08-21

- FtStar, Eh1mp4lRn Co, IT..
DkA1I Htlt: THIS IL to certify that JHuF INDIAN
n1.OUl, SYAl1I has done ue tadex Ko1d for Kdnel
tUnplant 1td Heart tllseAsG Than any other trtd.
ttd 6ver uaet. IL also cured une uf children OF
Ehill8 and BcroEuIA. MA1t3ANkT EH1aA.
, 1880-08-21


!GI.EEN BAY, Wis, Aug. :o.-It l,as gcner-
any been expected here TINT tic lion. T. III.
Kelley, Of this city, and now q member Of
the State Senate, would .be pittcd nEalnst
Gnbo Douck rs thu Republican candidate fur
Congress In tllis district. hut letters recent
~ received here from Alr. Kelley, who II now
Iii New York.. c0nta!n the unpleasant In
formation tliat 'le Will bn 0bIagau to decline
tlle nomination lll account Of tho prcsh Ut
Ills private business. 1his'tlcelst0n IL said to
he tiinl. and IL great ttlsnupO to tt!U
Republicans Of Gle district, who fell certain
tint with air. Kelley Us the|r Standard -Marer
they, would lM able to send Mr.. ljUuck u the
Bl,ldeS OF private life.
1t Looks now NJ II the choice might fall
Mpnn tllu lion. A. Il. Osborne, OF Oshkosh,
who has been connected with Tho 1ntcr,lal-
llevenil0 Department for some yuarS, and is
2 tirst-class .lnaa., Tho nnly oh1ectlnn that
lmrnSs candttlacy is Oh account of !uca!lty,
the City Of Oshkosh having already enjoyed
the llol.or Ut furnishing tie Representative
for fourteen yenrs,-ten yclrS l'lillutas saw
yer llcll the Office, and Nouck Is now filling
ullt his f0urth year.
SO far as the Democratic sile of the coll
troytrsy IL concerned. 1t Looks rs II >lOllek
would liavD III tn3y Wnlk.AHny with TIC
nomination As nEatnst Tom lludu, Ills prfncl-
pAl G0nput[tOr. But 1t tHlkvs very lEtil9 diff
ference with tlla Republicans whether they
bout Nnllck Or 3Iutld. They nr0 determined
t0 senQ Republican to Congress this full
from tlio gullant old Sixth Wisconsin.
, 1880-08-21

heoxn. Cumberland Co. III.
1'EAn Silt. 3iy daughter had Calls fur fourtaaA
nunths. md tried nltnott essFythlng. but wtthonI
effect untlt ! Gnulu1ehGed tho use Of your INDIAN
N!.O,il sfMgr. Ahost trial Of which eeeesua!ly
rust vi iy faa5. nnd nnvs han NJ ITO for doctol
since have hat Jonr Hedtcna Ia my house. would
hunnhtf. .h0SaAENAn LAWAkNck.
, 1880-08-21

WnucnE1a, Lake Co., III.
DrAMbn' haTs ussd - '0ns M E.s1s lHnl An n MltNp
asr, and take pass9rt In RECOMMENDING It - sufn
&. /. PRATT.
, 1880-08-21

PoTrsv11.r.E, Ia., Aug. W.-'rho Green
bacl;ers Of the Thirteenth District today
nominated Charles N, Bruulln fur ConRsvss.
, 1880-08-21
Recommends 1t to All.

DEAR NH: hare used soMo u yUut tabtAH
ni.UhD SrltuI With beneficial results, and think II
|. good tuHdcLMa ~ build np tl1o sJAtain 9shssy.
]. ". NtjUE.
, 1880-08-21
Diseases Of the Ltsncs.

- HEItUtIt flHnX3IH 4us !I!s
DxAH NiM;. .Th!s Il 10 crrtify HAT YYur INDIAN
Ni.t,u, 6ylui' ms cured ne 6t Lung blsshss, which
t1ad bepn troubling tuu fur iH tit. Icilsarlnll5
recommend 1t 10 Al SUFFERING issln GW'iirr1NcroS
, 1880-08-21

u.htgssn, Hamilton TO-, III.
DEAF SIR: .aat5ou1sd With H@sH,rif,a @ fYr sauS ,
bfNUF mud am nappY 10 haJ Il hns HnrH!{ cured ns.
, 1880-08-21

MMttoOn. CoIts ca, 1T.
DEAR Silt! ind your INDIAN Hl.JOp HYkgf
1peIdy cute& Chtlts. and cnh rreanntuHnd Il II tht
best medicine In the country for KhcumAtls1i nnt
kvuFnlgiA ELL AETEHEl4l.
, 1880-08-21

UyEFoI'&1W 110zEU1I1011s
SandHlch. DB knlb Co, III.
DEAR SIR: This Il to torlfy Tint your INDIAN
li.ttln W HtF, which procured from Tour nxtnt,
hnk EulnpDtuly cused III U}&pspz1a. Il Ii tho beat
medicine cTGf uael. ltlIkAM T. ALLEN,
, 1880-08-21
euro for Heart Disease,

TeutUpulls, ENfnEhAul Co., III.
DEAR STU; Your Rrsat INDIAN hi1!uD sfNup y
recommend II tu al similarly n!f!!ste;i ,.,,,.,,u
, 1880-08-21

kNH1Ab+ EuKNf fU,t III
DEAR 8tlk. / hnVt used your excellent INDIAN
BlNUD SYRUP III mr. fnnlisy tur the rtEt Hyu ytnrs,
and hRyt almnyk found 1t lust as recohiHrnded II
tho bust family medicine used In nby faulty.
M1iS, II, a. 4uNkE,
, 1880-08-21

----------- 1emont, Cook Co, III
DEAN NH: havs found. by RtyIns your IN NblA1
Nltl! w IttF f9r trial, that It II IL It il recon-.
1cnded u bc. and ah.tse ANY ho may be pool
health 10 EtFu 1t kEnl Nll. fAHENANs
, 1880-08-21

...... Waterman sthttun, Dc KAlb Co., III.
DEAR efns This IL to tGftlly that yuuf INDIAN
AtU0D 9fltuP has crrtt mo Of Far IN the Lick.
Il IL o valuable nleitctHe. Mrs. WOOD.
, 1880-08-21

l01tIac, J.IvINFtk0n county, III.
uxAn BIlts This II tU certify tAnt | hnxp bs9n
fteYtiY hsneltsd ey uslnx your KtuAt ltaNn
aEe4tIy troubled viii Ws4knoss iour Iisdetnv
- 4 valuable remedy HIguuA uAUAEcE.
, 1880-08-21

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS,
Beware Of counterfeit Medicine. | employ M
travelling agents Or rntntrS to Soclt trn1t tt1n drug
n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03
The Freeman for 1850 for $3.50.

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tural department, always prominent feature, under
its present MANAGEMENT has more space and the FREE
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For the coming year shall give our old subscrib-
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03
Montpelier Town Needing,

Town meeting yesterday brought out a
full attendance. but there was little ex
citement. The following officers were
elected:
Moderator. Geo. w. Wing; clerk. T. Il
Merrill; selecmcn, L. Z. Pilkin, A. d.
Bancroft, a. JOhOnnott; treasurer, j. G.
lloughton, Jr.; LIST constable, L. NJ. Irish
81 constable, Horace Mills; listers, L. IL.
Hinkley, j. .. Livingston, N. C. Tabor;
auditors. j. A. Page. NJ. ID. Gilman, G. A.
Reed trustees of public money, the select.
men; fence viewers, Fri S. Gunnison, w
S. George, John Voodry; grand jurors, e
W. Wing, S. G. Shurtlelf, II. X. Field
Medad Wright; Inspector of leather, j
Q. A. Peck; pound keepers, j. NJ. Bout.
well, l.. Wood; agent, S. C. Shurilelr;
superintendent of schools, Hiram Carleton;
inspector of lumber, A. Davis; street com
miasioners, the sclectmen; overseer, Geo.
S. Hubbard.
A highway tax of 20 cents and town
tax of 40 cents were voted, payable on or
before June 10, 1880, (with per cent. oil
town tax if paid before June 10.
The treasurer was authorized to borrow
$4,000 temporarily; he was also author
lied to buy in, if possible, any of the town
bonds ut II premium not exceeding one
per cent.
Under the law of 1873 the seleclmen
and treasurer were authorized to refund
$40, 900 Of the town bonds now outstand-
ing; the new bonds to be go five per
cent bonds, and they were directed to st
refund the bonds maturing Jan. /, 1881
and 1855.
For county commissioner John w. Peck
had 200 votes and o. ID. Edgeron IS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03

HARVEY riLDEN, Iud4e. N.A.CnAsE, leg stcr
rhc tollowing business was TRANSACTED
in .hG Prob llc Curt of the District Of
Washington during the week ending
March /, 1880:
Feb. 81 Samuel Fuler's estate Lewis
Wood administrator; Oscar Thomas and
Albert Town, appraisers and commission
ers. Horace Batchelder's estate-will
referred for probate to March Is. Chester
Bugbee's estate a,lministration account
allowed Hosea Guptil's esLale--comms-
slonors' report returned.
Feb. IS. Amanda G. Bugbee's estate
commissioners report returned.
March |. Oramcl Sawyer's estate
application for license to sell real estate
referred to March %.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03
A MEDICAL MISTAKE.

The old idea that dangerous pulmonary
diseases could not be cured by medicine
has been forever slenced by the operation
of DR.. N. G. Whites Pulmonary Elixir,
in the most discouraging eases of chronic
cough. The Elixir triumphs when all
other medicines fail, arresting in few
days the most violent cold or cough, re-
licving difficulty of breathing, and fully
restoring the feeble and en- .ciatcd suffer
er. fln9ml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03
Jhe frerman.
MONTPELIER, VT.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25, 1880.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly valua
bic for its from all parts of Vermont, and our
friends in different parts of the State. especially in
Washington. Orangeand LamOille Counties, will con-
fer great favor upon and our readers by sending
Then, fnr he
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03

No palatial hospital needed for Hop
Biters patients, nor large salaricd talent
ed buffers to tell what Hop Bitcrs will do
or cure, rs they tell their own story by
their certain and absolute cures at home.
--NcW York INDEPENDENT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03
The best remedy for strains and gals on
horses is Henry & Johnson's Arnica and
Oil Liniment. Good for man and beast.


UO NV" Nv fTN'I Ul1E We.
Ii you had yourself getting hiirus, head heavy.
mouth ioul.eyos yellow, Kmreys disordered, sy,np.
toms Of piles tornenting You, Tux , NJ onn, q, f,y
doses OF klney.Worr. II natnre'- great 1855.
tant. Use 1t as an alrance ruirl-d,,'t ra,r to
get down sick oy-
the Fountain of their health and t ength in Ayn's
Sarsapara. tits the most pltsnt of at ths arrr
atves to purify the sy stem and cieanse t7e hlool
ltposSesses invigoratng qualities IN that IL stun.
nlates the faded Vlialities and puges out The COZ,
rnptlons which mmgle with the bloc /, pram ting
arrangement and decay. We are assured by many
intelligent physicians that this medicine cnres boy
ond all others of lbs kidd, and We can fo,lf; his
statement by our own experience [Punxsatay
ney tPa) Argus. rMsgl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03
a IIENNI W. hIMBLRLY, MD
LovELAcEvILLE, BALLARD Co., X

LoVELAcEVILLE, ballard Co, ~,
GENTS: PLEASE send me three bottles
Cannabls indica, box of Pills and pot Of
Ointment. Mother has been suffering with
BRONCHITIS for twenty years, and tried
most all kinds of medicine, and SAYS the
Cannabis Indica is the only thing that
gives her relief Respectfully yours,
JANE A. ASiBROOK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03
DEEP RIVER, PowEsHIcK, Iowa.

GENTLEMEN II have just seen your
advertisement in my paper; know all
about the Cannabis lndica. Fifteen years
ago itcured my daughter of the ASTHMA;
she had it very bad for several years, but
was perfectly cured, and used to keep the
medicine on hand to accommodate my
friends. have taken cold lately, and
as am fearful Of it settling on my lungs,
you will please send me So box of your
medicine. Respectfully,
n JACOB TROUT.