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, 1880-03-07

~ n Rnf11D
"Aetalsotus' - ", a.,o.,,s,. ,.i.t +na 1Ites
YVES nao to-uAJ III VIC ucsot4aI4oae y - -Ae ~,
for the cesSon OF their territory IN Colors1ao o..
tse M . s1rae,nen1 ,xtsose main TEXTURES have al
~ 80 - s@Na.s~sSea -, +hoeo a,sna+cbes
feaog oeen 1orcsnaoo"eo ~ tneee uo
The agreement binds the Indians nfs', " use
their utmost entleavor to deliver the Meeker
assag3ns. and. failing in that to place no ob6ta-
Gle In the way of their punishment by the Gov
o..,.-a1t co,Sas ~ oaaa all +hefr lands In
Cn,a-ssa ~ t,ads ~ Government. first.
colofaoo. II olnos LIS uu' ~
to cede to these Utes LANDS ID
severaltv as follows: To the Southern
r+as s,a2,.ont.a ~, Igno+.o strfn Of terri
tory IN Northern New Mexico; ~ ue ~ n4es ~
River Utes. represented by jack Poinon "
the Uintah Reservation in Utah: and to the un-
compahgre Utes, represented by ouray, a reser,
Vauon 1ust over aae otan ~. go, T -.
River Valley. Second, to pay to these Indians
and their heirs forever the sum OF S50,O0a annu-
o1,.- i, ada,+5o- ~ rho s,,ms mid now under
~, -. N4~s1... '.se. -...s.,,o+so,e
former treaty supuaauons.
me result o1 tnese neeotlaeo..s 'S eon9'''e1o>1
4 GREAT rR1u.pH FOR THE PEACE POLICY.
t. 10 49, a+ lime n +ba history of thts cs,,,ntrv
!. ~ ue ntst uul. :,n ~ .1 ~ s.d ~ +,1,a
when tribe OF Wllu lhdlans mas agreed 70 laAe
lands in severalty. The Allotment bill, now
pending In the Committee of Indian Affairs,
conte1aplates a change Of ill Indian holdings in
this regard, DuL Inc PROVISIONAL LItALy slEou to-
day is the first actual step in that direction.
When the document was produced In the pres
ence Of the Indians to-day for signature, there
was good deal OF hanging back and pushing OF
one another forward precisely as If they had
been parcel Of half grown schoolboys. Ouray
who Is 4 wise man, did not want to take the lead,
as he has invariably done In case OF former
treaties,
LEST he MIGHT 1scuR B1AME
;f ,,ss..tefac+;or we've aftarward fo,nd hr 1,is
II acon "Gle aitrwa1 ~ nouna LIZ o;r " us
w roanatrs tnne to sawanicE "a he nidesf
ahiag ,e..Sant r. rnT,a fnrxnrd and mase his
S,,aa Pbi ha - Ala oronnt1U aftar 1rhinh ali
NAAASA AAV NAA H%A%~A "AAAS~@ *"AA
, 1880-03-07
NOTES..


Special Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 6.-air. Samuel J..
Randall, who certainly ought to know what he is
talking about, Is reported to have said this week
that he could uncquivocally announce that Til
den will be a candidate. The impression {s that
Tilden will make this announcement for himself
at the New York State Convention.
BAYARD.
Senator Wallace, OF Pennsylvania, ts reported
to have recently written to Col. Mcclure, Of the
Philadelphia Times, urging him to support Bay
ard for the Presidency, notwithstanding the
Secession speech in 1851 By the same authority
Mcclure is reported to have replied that it would
be the supremest folly to attempt to make a
candidate Of Bayard. As we'll might man at
tempt to swim with q milestone hanging to his
neck.
A GRANT DEMONSTRATION.
Special Dtspntch to The Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, O., March 6.-The opening OF the
Republican Club rooms tonight was pro-
nounced Grant demonstration. Stanley Mat
thews, who delivered IN address, declared him
self fer the Chicago nominee, whoever he might
be: but before closing his speech he managed
to speak Of Gen. Grant IN way that clearly in
dcated to his hearers what his personal prefer
ences were. Judge Matthews announced him.
self several months ago for Grant. The new
Republican Club Is a rival to the Lincoln Club,
which is largcly under Sherman influence It is
presided over by Judge Taft, whose preference
Tor Grnnt is we'll known. The new organization
promises to surpas5 the Lincoln Club in ntlm-
bers and influence
, 1880-03-07
TA3IMANY~.

NEW YORK, March 6.-Tammany Hall has in
dorsed the Hon. Charles Stewart Parnell, and
appointed committee for the general collec-
ton Of money for Ireland. Oue-half the money
will be applied to the Parnell Irish relief fund
and the other halt to the Irish Land-League
Fund. An immense reception is promised Par
nell here on St. Patr1cka Day.
, 1880-03-07
OMAHA, EEB.

OMAHA, Eeb., March 6.-Thc Distr1c Coa.' -
this county heard to-day the motion Of the ~ ~:
lantlc 4 Pacific and Western Union Ieleg1sp.
Companies to dissolve or modify its in1uncu,o ,o,,
issued several days ago at tho suit OF the on n,a:
Pacific Railway Company restraining tne i;nes iH,
graph companies Interfering with in + tne eeacdc @
leased by tho railway to the Auanttc +sat Its suit
and injun ction were prior to that o. tas 1irct
graph companies in the United ;.s5 StaleS S an 10.
Court In which Judge HcCrary n!lo.eut .tsta HCnurf
modified it, injunction so as to permit me ehese
lantic l. Pacific to reconneet Its WI wiFe e5eonires
they had been cut BY the railway, ana s5q ti1o
terms and provisions Of the contracts, es and
leaves Judge McCrary order IN iula tn1 lo'' ahout
relieves the controversy Of all quesaouta ti,a
full use Of the wires along the whole ~ leng eIgpanh
the railroad to the Atlantic 4 Paclnc aelesA'9
Com papy.
, 1880-03-07
TILE TELEGRAPH WAR.
KANSAS CITY.

o-..k,t Yk...t.h =. m. k7h.rc.., T+fhtnx
opee1os 0f'po.e" 90 ING ."'eag" ~ ~n4 4'11@~'
KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 6.-Ine a-8unen ~
the matter Of the contempt OF John Mckenzles
Snnerintendent ~ Mochinerv of the Kansas
ni!feta1 - 49, rT,,o-, pao;f,, Rai,road. came up
'.stol "a W" y o3i'ot1 aeiA4e l@A"e1 1,d1a
to-day for hearing In chambers be1ore Juoso
Hiram Stevens, OF the Fourth Judicial Circuit
Mt Olathe Kas. The matter obtains it's import
nr,,, ~ hna..-,a. 5;.aa.1.~ +ha onestions at
anco as oeaf1ne ol1ectly upon eae ers."~-.1h
issue between the Western Union Ieafsaa;hhn fSsao;hn
company ana the Union ana hausas t ~ aoaz1ra
haAHny companies. sPrlngme trom lne 'en -1sres
DY the tutter or the former ~
along their lines, Mckenzie Eas eaM as1vsT ~
DC the active agent ol me a@a"ndd ond
companies IN erecting Inc se1ute, ~ ,.a 1an 3n-
as such was brought under contempt o. ~ T,na. ~
Junction obtained BY the Western Union ndo,fs Iors
pany from the Probate Judge OF ~ 3a9thhJ ~ ,haJ,.
toohty has. previous 20 the cutl1lS " I11 IN
wire, The argument OF defendants coanse,s,Md IA
arguing bis discharge, was that there ne'Gs han9 In
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CEDAR RAPIDS, IA

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Irtbune.
CEDAR RAr1Ds, H., March 6.-Private subscrip
tons for 1reland's Door this week amount to
Sl,QQQ.
, 1880-03-07
CAPT. C, C.. COOK.

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Irituna
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia., March Capt c. C. Cook,
formerly editor Of the Cedar Rapids Standard,
and one Of the most prominent citizens Of this
county, where he has resided thirty-six years,
died to-day Of congestion of the lungs.
, 1880-03-07

DR.. GEORGE w. KETTRDGE.
NEWMARKET, n. f., March Cdr. George ".
kettridge Is dead He was a member Of the
Thirty third and Thirty fourth Congresses.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14
rae Freeman tar 1850 tsr sI.;a.

II IL 1-sr illIar~ -i-a -aliucai La Id'1l'a
5r.a 5sr -ae z1zzAAg I'm g. 70 q IN Ilt 4 DC
w :rl--4ti zle ra.Ie Il PAGER luz irTlva q
nala u u1rs II. llais -Ial AVER. ". -s,tIcai he
7r.ca u lie lsue8 LA L v-g-i lie naala II II
x1r4s.. ma v. slIl -lu-iIa ient lie eager FIR
sd ger F.ar Win 3ali ~ htrllca, slG'IE1 El-1i
queer LII aa4.f l,.rllcs,i 4sv ;snra 7uu1t
= III ,9al UI- 1cICura a. Ami lie nir'1i Il
W 1aler nurs zlan. Z "a NUN. 1ara thought
U vIGI ;sar Iara I4yaEI iuuitarad NJ c4a'I-
'aaasle II .ae.IE dir 1lsInaai7sI vler1er MAJ
lsaicsst "a iaer -1a 2u5er e 1hr
Tie E1sE-1AE la5 I-vI = ;esn Il ne hest Llii
Va M ,e 1u-iUuet < lITa iumel-nas -iuIrln e
lie Jest laGpr lie IrIs4. The Ar--i'l-
1Iz1- tsra---uena I-vI prominent saaEI-s Ilisr
4 1rssel,- nu-l-suan- laa Ipara I1,t lie tazz
Ny q INV ne la41 Ant 1r1ir1CI- 1aper ;'r
sl-ner4 1u1,-ale. y -4r,ruus. s.lr scare tir nh
.alanaila ,sallc - u-r4 M IvIT4 vel 1--e. Ilu
tlr Cra4 IIL iJI-a 1l.'er We In Il E1rl1E Ut
-4ai4-g ne ..LliG IL sruIlcn IE ne iHciea5
7raHihia nClcaE--
T.r IL ,n.l. gag slI- Era III al III ;Acr,i-
- l-G w LlrH 4 COST IL mes, 11u. ~ T1rn
sI-4r IL " IL. ! 1aiu Ilt ilA- inceI Ut a.
n.i4 g II mon 3ar-tr Ia lila.
= l. III, 81, .4lr,'3erg new lat It- wa phF rue
Yaar Il ~ fll,as. taairs T. Va VII NIL roe /
T-aazlHa II III zlrgg Ild as 1laeaaes.' ~ Lr
LtntL-- Ills l Iaaie 'CCK Ant NE ylr-1 na1E
--iles Is 'eE4.I cr:c IN lGrse ,w1Gr
W. lcr M ;ut IJissrt'arg III Il --'raaliiE M
A5 IL. ms n 1rs7-c l. 1aaer - 4n;eIT1r'nF Il
ne lalrllncs iulsc- le' ll'tlIcal '-,ia 8 ID
< :. VIzz-Gc1. EThlHlar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

SILVER WEDDCSE ~ S,JC-rE tArErQS -
TIE 11ruec1Gs f.j.r & If NJ int Mrs.
l. D Bc1g-. 20 tils. aEn DR. oi lisc,'Is oua
hundred Ald thirty. ASSAM led n hssjr
residences o1 Frjtty evening, Jr1 i-h- to
eeiedrlt. the twenty tim 1anir4rx,rT Of
sneI' E.,!ta- ,AIT- Th. weather Wis not
iIzcgeLher wait WEs to be lesirs,!. II Being
1,1i1a dark and threatening rain. ant No
1J-1 he -',ests CAME early lnt came ELss.
ClLI lhe house WAS wall ilet with L.
1erry L con 9aay - Que c-rn UeeE4-
45rCt ilIt-pasG : lie h3rIse WIS "a ed
IL orEsr bE D. : >ll1,I,AIrir All Af-er
siaEiug, pnetn vas re;s! b! Mss Liev
Z. Bryce, / Kiss OK astr;I.y tf-aeu. cau1-
posed IT aecse!: FIR TIE cccasiou. lf-sE
Ed.ch NJ, Sl1,t.tI 11sr!s oriet :?eech
presenting TIE cnn-en1s Of L wslI lcahI.
lloj,. a. token. ot the love and regard Of
tie friends ct tie crude IcL gruor4 at
iveuty-iT4 Ysars- E.sT- G. l. Wells
u.l.ie few lpprgpri;l-. remarks and
offered rrIver, lfaer which Mr. Bca-E
shAn la,i them Il Tie behalf q himself
III! EiEs i2r tie kindly rsglrl shnw1
iae1,- Lait oQth were e7i,!eu.lY usch Al
i.rte,I By ir. Alter shese Grief exercises
Ears euLe,t IL AuPt. c'3lEL1Ilu u cake.
coffee III! "a Wis ier7e,i gliiI :he wants
ot tie inner nl.n were fully satisfied
One e,.u.ar at I15rt..tiou foe the evan
1g VIA Tie &c cencen1i;lI -t2cul" or VIM
viz known ~ grand uptiier'i :onCr -
hiring lie ui4cir1e Of Mrs. B,A-r. pm
..r1A. Er,L1,! mother. Tie sAale R;Ei n.l-i4
~ Mrs. Bcagg'. g~.ndG.EAer Gciggs in
lie 81! Log lcrse orlI1 81 lin co tlIs
sLcu- wien lie .1gn Ba new. III! the
-nvtr VIA spI1 LID woven 6g grand
uother Grirgs uAny years ago. Old The
-.aj= VIZ v3h11e Of Sci3ti'. Couueu1L-
.l4s grca 3elocgj1g al Mrs. 6clsg. a-.a-
..rua. grandfather BiEaT. ini! Ii 1tt
,y-a scck spu NJ Bcagg's g-a1,.uoth
- l-..,3 ;a,s 1.lg'.ecrss3Cg1tss q NJ. ll1 Nrs.
6clrg Liked rnG .,3uE oe6lrs heir 1a:lr-
rage. On G1e liable E4 . gdot1.rapd
q Er.tn.t.u0taer Grigys, :t3Pj4'l f:uc1 L
!.lr-.:rref.rT3e 1lAen more :h..a rAir-!
ya;tcg lg0- Alcug TIE CHARS ware scIll's
s414u anes occe belonging =, Ar. Bc,lrgi
gr.l1C3t.ls-tc, nearly II 9-irt oCe hGn,!rs't
years CID We m1sE roG fJreaG sa,s old
trcpll.e, xi1l IL ettserJs.l oLI1s, 1hli
ui!= t1s 7oer people link 81 liz cd
lines wten EJcL tiugs VEGA staner 10
IL :ef1
4-1ug c1G -4ay greas.nl. .ef1 b.? 1nalr
g'9esls vera l a..t set % glass; ware,
CHINA :i1net III. 1at 4aE. silver K1 vas.
sriGs AMI :gcors- L silver pUkL4 tiHh~
syrup cuP. G'1iG knife sugar sPrcG, pie
n l. a prir Ct knife rests soma essgtas
.!:L.1.tsx .axai.. .DiT. V,Iaes, Gl,!h sec
orask=ls In! FERN hnd!ers. All / aIqss
lo7aly bcq-af Of egG tlssrs- Then PAS
:cr. 8..T. .. :. E.lls. aat vie PreselEa,!
twenty-five s5l7tr goi1s. cce s2c +ben yE:Ic
Of .4aic 1..lrri,s,! Lie, l1,i cdher cnias vaca
Inuu- lie gus. There we're kindly les
.ars II -eu-eg-- srlnees fcUu Aaseni tcie1ais
mi 1taer 1nf4ni s'uu l1s,an1 9res
M mi Mr. Bca-g wisa to eIPress
c1ejr heartfelt ilitlts 10 ;htsir friends, 1'lG
Aoue ilr TIE gi1s 3nsCoVed- oGG ncre
.sperj.L,Ty 53c TIE goes! vii No Iin'H!
Ealing -1aa ifi.stas3-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14
Anniversary Puen.
II -ECE Z. EGEcl

Il 7ysnEY ia gsars. naghap iurneI11IE 1vsr.
inca iver sileae l.llH / tallaa5 EGulg aver
-ane hurting aI,,l vgak II NICE j 1r1, nuTna-
WIicnauar It wa. ~ ne .atT
-nuka,t mt liz III inu.nE lnd vaicanad llm faat1y
And r'init-lya, III tlubr. .Ist LII 4aig
-dma F4irE-luv NAM neg 3Hr7ir alal
G N lGr riutt &c F-ltsainE, Ilt Ii -l.a van r.
Through iuIalIle Iad ilGyar TCIna VIZ ~ lIda-
1srt
Cane ia g1drl We lnv nGatluua,i B. zee he ttr
A1nh
sumntllnas a 1s 4r-a -le sIIgil- Vlnl4rY ssaIner
Vm.u moi tuyu llH iu.,,14. va.ca vera i4lC ~
Gather
Aai .itst II Inuv WITH II va aldllunHit 1hlV-
NIT iuns'y t.Hlear.an F.llnG YIune 1easl.
enc presume slara8 tea II lraailInI1I IL rlT me
-laE...le .a-r;IG -lnr :ait sIna.
Wall, 4Tne IIln,t IldnE, zme Iv4yF vii
StllL Asrl tepG slu1lniE lha nr-E, -'Il5sa.t l.l.
4....enls-A sraw WHY NJ 1nrse tlft 1le zane.
3Ir a leiuller, : 4lulI, le nut IiF 1lIna;
l1d le iali Il himself. ;lnra II TEsnsF-Iua.
r. a 1iulu In fIcg WAC nurIu luv IL III tine.
L lcr x'Iui; tIr 5llA ii i've lu Iiune,
81 5le yuu,t laGlf lurl illt Ant ,riit wi
Though -Ileir 5uIrIaa IL ia g1zaipa luillg
II llns ger =la niul4.n. Iuall i1GE Do hg 3Igg-'
81 II liH lest SIT Ilt IN vary 1gs5 nunnsr
za ~ lie lIL 5u 1ifiIsI win slic Anna
Z iviteur -lnd III Hl-r vlant -a.a;r.at.
But 4n,iHt .lIat lH 1ut luunt Ili szJaCrEt
Wv ~ E1l' -itT1 giiIsg If vi Hr-5 II ysas1lrr
1--we Ipet uIiGr by InGg 1n!H cnIIpie alEstlGr.
v IA -lg..iaI4Gu 1HfIratlan itud IL iiia BY fi'te
4li 3Ir isrrsT UIrqa LIZ IiiAan Elnr 1led,
Though YEARS. 4ueit Min 4lrlr r. Itsatg tE5.
Thar It WA 5Ir 1s,1G- vya 1rva,t liz
Tia ilnE II 4ilI vlgn TWAS sieit. 1IE ~ 1ia.n
r5'g strIursr -i-uiirlE 'tiH 1rst HliT ftst
Uina4 ilatY Jrug-ssainu nlrIitt Ill snaae Years
Win pleasures AIT with nYs Ant with
E,r hHld MS Drs#at !.4irlY zilHi gallant ggIlE
1eHu.
siIca Ia here ylHlns -vsiIzF i've Ysat4 l[
rnuuFh MS nrAa f=I1IsF -lnra ihInt.iI1 Ilt
curly
T4r vail 3siIegti 5liiG 5Aslnusrst Fr lie
TlHk 1I,ua Ii lls heart ilr vIr4e aIr 1eEzar.
WnId hive tune IT, TIIu1IHin:= hs' 4 let lar
Ant f1uw 1ay lI7e livast 4 snIIpg ShGuLL-
II unlElitI't rive no Why lie Itlisr tun,ld
FIIr ctiir;rgu 1HEs 4 1ieasinis and igls
Tn 1liB 1tDpg hume 1na1 zI-liE1t.
We lr'nE WITH aRana N c-ieniialig ant ava
Anlt gray slnr rGh liraaillra nng rum lnur.
lllt ,aa5 .h-s 1uIieilniIt aver IafsIr4
4ad may 7lnaHI-s amt lIpuinaaH Ia tlsrs svarmars.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14
Ttruans News
ADDISON CoCXrg-


Vhcrr a.. 40 8fuiienra { I'm VsrnnuG N pa4s
nnIfh .nIlIa.s. u N 4ia tIia ga fepaFananf, lad
5lx N lig Chaniilsr scientific iGi1ddi.
Tie SgHtarn Varndus MIsdnir galun viii inEt
ia fl annual 1anquat In,t iest1p 4! 10 Mhhtahury
Fen. . There viii BE- an Ahirsss by Elu. e. T.
Wpmliriiigs, al VarTanlas ant z. , Dana h a
ACT ~ nHstnasier-
l[4a Elwu4ieys tla sSln sGiiEs. ni tlr....,lal 10
er1wria,i gItiGrnEs nc aiiaenuiy. ant ,liaD Ia o.
1arast III nan ifi4s 0zi.
gESSISE4s e1x C9CSrY.
Il IA p,gynHeai 20 1rIs lniaa suIGE :mnp,tap WAL
1 iaUitIt az sa HG .iIr ala sragnnn df srza s~irt
amt snw mill is Puwnal.
CALED'JSIA CDCSFE
-E.ir,ea 2 Garpantar 1Is 1nan dT.uiIis.st ii a.
puHrmastar ls 81. I1nnshnry-
Al rvfII mig. Ineaa dE'trsa lie Z. D, alla at
Newark, rsesut1y 4augararaiI hog NAT petIaat
llg pounds.
CEEfEyDEY : E-SCT-
Tina famous sass df iIyudhls VI. sar4lfIt
wicrain plaiu1f rsEuvarad ti,laa n sa,InsY suurs
far IN lures a person IFHing rum insudieiVnsy q
hi4asvlFs wls ieaEri 1sfnra E1a suurana cnurt du
aznaucdna ilf aiiat s1uTv has ravarsad tia nl,fg
memo az TIA Idwer snurg Iai esnaIsIs.i .ls asaa4
tar 4 nav sTnh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14
OLD FE4CTREs PREsERvED.
NEF FEATURES PROVIDED.


Ile tnarln- SAM tsH.T FrI-a er Wa 4stlhtiHI-
al Il IA mt lie Aner,i;a1 Weakly rr77ailer Il asA.
inn 1a7a lGfl In-dV at Ar{a Ilt .lnCnIa.ly Il
:ralsiIllr araia1Gu Iuuur liz lGinea II = .w
tAE1A1d. - Ii Win iiutIeuGa 1la5 INVITA-
1aHiG if7an51ar a. irr Ir"l1Firuitnca or La Saw
~
-1e Iner-caI N1l7e-er Err -ia1 vi 1raserTe ii
:nn:.r ~ araLI-. r.Im lllr.t All ---Iauvgr.l
c'''r-i II l.l 1liHilE !vanrI II tinarl- nGaraHr.
-eAliFlef 'ir 1ln- tel'tlE VII lut 4urar n1C
iir'riA rrlHHidu II 7a-a't 1umunl. gII.st1Gua. Z,
VII 1avar'lei':sH 1rsaenIl MI Ind aIir 4pu1me II
II ne 1a~4 II lg vaaH. II 1r1ca.. 'ai- ntlIs
H. thinlaer3iIA Int i1cih lu1rr'l1Cn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14
DEATHS

In sariin. tirna1y FRI Sally S4wTEa, a,rad 81
Tears.
In W1rrgatir. nsranisr a. - 1urrtit fptiuiieriA
Il TIE H. FgIIlgss5 tina rir Wilsnm z nid FIllH
IziinsE lti u YsarH; IlHu. assIuhar y EtlH4-H,
7uunEazr 1f iliAm z IIit sIl!a 4 dAlnET IEatt
ID Ya1r4
IN PiIiilhaitI IInsuI-Y n haArr s.aaa. CYNTHIA
&C SNLSCE, HIsd "a FaG-s. unnfns Int " iaFA
IN Er1tntraa JdluHrF O. wliiuw EEVTyA sMrrE.
f.l eft a Gars lnd 10 months
IN CaalHaR January 4. 2 " EMERY, u. D.. lag44t ID
raarE4
n forth EIrssIn Eg-rrniar u. ci=AlLl2 " rrilE
LIZ. IEsit 50 saIs nGnfala anu % IaTa
"a Easr nirrpacr ldnI1aFY a ri spinal nanang7l5n
DEAH ELLEJEr. or Gilman lif 1lBs nsFinsil
CIsiar, Iattd q nnn1llH l1ti LlFa
In EYndanpilla. nInnarr 4 Mrx HMAA fkSl GSlaa
Arrest u Vaaza mt amnnrilR
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

Th. 1rIpGaeil 1av lanf L. ? iul GIay IL lnl FsE
Irganiza,t 1Gs v. igar glara u sncnu -1ramenc
rysn lie 4t.IGd VII IL -lasn llt zIe new hank
4a-Il iiii,l u liz. 1ear Ilrs.-3Iu .tley EIurniI,
Ms. SGne 8I--I Wiz I'rgar..i II 24IaiiI. iIr liz
4lEla1Gu IisE F'ttIY lErlE she .sciGaeii IN
2Iti"Gx Really. vII vas iI,Hi ST. 6Ir kaau III: ild
rel ny liquor
4 ia 4in. 81 he 1 ieEl.et cIcs ..Iai aie machine
v1rfs ID lie 8,.1l nItdn mt iI1lAat -Illruat
.nmpunF III be -euGghI f.ln 5Isilil - SIr@i
Gaun ngoIn- The lcaigulT1ars if ne ,nm Ian ?
arg &c Slr-l 3anlng-du- TIE prssnsels, Tie
l'slsu ~ ne r.uG II t'ariE I-ana VIA -lei'
'sspecuvg lGcea, ara ldcac.tI alera- The 4uusr'n-
in,!enL 'aai'ias ls 5..n1 -;@Iu-lnT ire .s Ia
flnr- l I,pnc "a I'll he .rgGtai lie iprins.
The LI-Il,l E..rIli. leg,ni -ia 1ew Faaf VIII
lev i'gsa WHICH g'ais.F u1ruraa lie Ippea .llcg
NJ Iu' vrr-lr ;unCam IG'IrT.
Charles M:Oeu e., 4 1up u :ie T.as dItiald
fcnnGi, vas lutr lrI aat ~ i'eii, vllcl, hang
II ,ie,i ~ another lnF, III iver Inn
ia. VI Mi,=I--Y, 1t est IIza1t iranuad
i1n Ter inGrvlY lie lC.Ier evening, iIppe'i ~ -ie
lnT1InGn1. mi CALLING, lr-Ida lar I'm lea: ..le
vr'HG.
Chns. Z. ClIrt u H.n,tIu luI Igan ile,i s.r.-.
ir laaaI IN Ia WIFE
Fm nll t,,:,s.ru. e. l'ulEv u aItllnJ Via IN
ruas,i.iT ineii fl1 "a. 4. SO iaai: uDGu iussf 2
AMI ipGu MA ~ Ii SaniurnI, vnd Wiz tne,i III
iacuut :uuT'cr TN AZ rgeI ing s!d ant :natI,
l.nGunlng a s4--i iilg Ela M Ieu :snGa,i al ma
udntil't imprisonment IL .le 1Iuas ID .nrraGtiGn-
Ii l,iitiGnal iiIa ant :'l4r-i, IggrggIlng 81 81,
via IN lHs,.,! IJGu lee ne I.gplng- Al Iluea
via .IaAI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14
wozrErxa-Alusa Hsrria-.ao ba=t

NoE-ETxR Hsrria--1c h1=s
Gee q Is horses LKzs week y sickness
Co0aIniau services were ball 4 -cs
Congregational ehzrcA LIsz Sl9olA-
Ehs temperance rs63cu ei1b azst a
1eeti1- Lrss S1H,t.v. shz Itsh t-=lr1z- Il
the -veafaz. ~ 1hls cErs.-li51ustl calrca-
Th. rgSsr.a siI7 rsesaEiy lzsi s1siE Al
Ii meeting 55c IL. 4lsceou Of otizsrz.
whb.h are ~ fljlrsss- Presa!su-. q. :.
Stcue5 i.Ss vice pres5tenE. C.. N WIZ
.ey7 s4:oGi uass pr=saIea-. :. 2 C5ca-r-
lhitrI sies sr.saisr-. 7 l. HsacssS- s's,--
rgtay. T.ron4 L ScoG-. chaplain Rev.
?. T. Carpenter Treasurer, c C. 4bocts:
cnm ui-zEe of sn5ertsiameuL. " P Es1z.
{. c 4ahot;. Misses / Carrie Aaartz Al!
Linn " TsugIetou
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

Centres Pceah.4as over ne
ia IN speciII crEAns- Il TINS ae The
IL - siLzy 10 see WY aa1zrs hns pro-
4 The srirrI1s 1f Il sgruug dE Of sueez-
z, rouse tie !ccuans eentrsa III! emit
hen Al once ~ rssulne work All aTClt
couse1lencts- This explains why taG
t,rss stFs,,rs Of 4 cold 10 n0G. III ruiz,
Inv 4uur ehlLI which sxgIGes mzch
1tsginr. Sbi7ering y lesE effective
To rpsHare ahe guralgz@st aerT-
,7s sueFvv. tut II lIwer degree Ii may
.aswgr tie sane uUrpose- The 4hiVerlag
ius results rrcc1 the effect ef pcIscu al
he nervous centres Il fatally DIFFERENT
,1AErer- We speak Gully es thr 9Ilek
nirir.EGI,ou Ind GasEh eha1aerlag
y aich acrrTr whenever the hcsy u eIpcssti
!, cold. nu,5 .7iI4 resuI1ilg 10 aoc snEue.
n SoIlcws from vhLa We have snf1 thai the
1atrIrHl Iniica5iuu co ward eff the effects
OF a chill IL to rsstGrs the WILL energy q
nerve centres. and there IL 10 mere gotsni
influence hT witch 20 aIr1in thla Gblec'
Ian srruu;g 1n,t sustained .fforr Of Ehs
viii The rna VITO resolves 1'as 20 ak'
cold saIdcu does
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u Ar Flag ES.

IL Il, IL {. 2tl " liz. II Montpelier anti GELELE
Wz-IL0N- "a IT BiuuBrurT
N MIutugiar fIl.Iary ny l.4v v Fsiluw4 NJ
q lilrh & Il. Ia ltt M!Aa LII MiA HH.dL1.
ln1n II MlInrpei.gr.
II WIurpeiiar TInuurY L ~ Rev Cnurl,h rahar
M HORACE =TpGI, lud IA rs ELLA l. BROWN
lHrlI Ut Eeriin.
In Hmruanur TanuarY l. nF a.v. EIraer Curlra
sH.ANA D. htHEHL-1r - IjnlApurT lnI la Ma q.
1LLA1l+ II hluEleiler-
N Hariin lnipnEgr - By isv Alden L4i,t M
q l8I4H i..i5 II Slr-IIIiiit, Anal IN "
-AlEIL-A < u EFiGG-te,n.
u TIrisgllle Ilnua ~ I, by Rev n " Wi.tar
B. -t-LtFhYt lt Alr-iHtuwl
II NllImHIIw1. January : Z lnTraglsaIuaI
ny Rev. sum 2 LHuer1rI. Gz.tELh4 "
~ ADJ GLa1i.A l. ,EAiGTt A1dril X GhgiBeH.
x, PahLEY n SPINs. fa, i6 MIrsiiheiL and HlHB
-IZZLI 7 Z Ma. l1 WlnGhurY
II @n1wa. At tila Il {. parg1uHlrq. -4Gsn1er : By
Rev I. v smith. F&ALf ECE2hLL. Iad NARY NJ
IL e HA.aEr 5Gt1 II NIgariiurY-
IN CnuGurf Eagsuher u lt ina M l. pursunn4a by
Rev, IInn Hrie. Mr. II IAN L. WOOL 20 ~ Ialt
hlAH NARY ROOT lgriI gI CanGrrd.
IN fuinhHd Il sila nar4anHsr. T.IlEiarT q hF Rev
C. I. FarrIt VI 0EIV II 2 CARPENTER. lat u Az
ii ASEl-A :. ltN LNt1-4-, hntil VI M.lrsnftHiL
II Bethel, lr Wilson's EdrEi. EInuarY J. by Rev Z
,5t.rrr. D. 4 DEXTER, II Chalssl, ant MINNIE
FhA,,Y ii rinhruixs.
In slncI EriGk v Y ~ Rev g. dar-ilI al lHalia
FORKS. "a aIlT = N0hfIii, Ut NllnnHfuwu W, AMT
LzArELt g. 5g1IETLELC II Einrx erIuH v T.
In Winli4r Esiamher H. by fav. {. " Culver ".
AAilt- Gil4Hfar lnitHGr amt ilsH KATIE eLANf.L5
A4tl, u Aatilvef
In win,t4ar 0erramlar u NJ Rev T. " Culver NJ.
Thank 4 AhNleA-L- lad Mira z1ETL1 IA nELH-
TOW, lutll II NnltHIr-
Ii slTnurt. fElunry Z by Rev Z ". culver at IL Q
rasiIislnGe rne srilIa4 parsno4 Mr. ALEERr " rL-
VHA. ant HlaA E.nII l. F=AEEd- 1nril u Barnarft
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.Aa'ia : 2tlniGa- " n Ia'td, D. vent ID Plfa,
Iiii .iGnGa 81 EnI AMT ID 1g -'gat.st DE 7rrgnri
tiaeaae mi l-t4r -Ia Test DnYsicana lf lutl
:uunl"es 1ad iIua VINE .IeT !uulG dr Inn, yI7s
~ II ;eHpal' mi 'silrlau ii 4narGa % lie
iis.rg cgcgIyaf HI-.her treatment f-um Irlsr
4k.llfIt 1ny4iCm1i vCdus lsnedE. mi Ele
o. 'lat.esa!y lingering Il 1a.n lnd ingliah IL lie
laTs, 1Hil-i u lie All. sirtneg ant LIrT Curs.
sIa9 {, ami VIZ !lmn sraiE iura,t N 1 lev v.a4g.
H. gives crrunII.llllal ieCIHs ans 1a.nflI az
lar1enGa ant l4tin Guln'. lIra, N GH. eCEs.r al
7. I Warner Cd, RniGl viii le dIrvlryiG; ~
AN lcl4luu FaI-Ya
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

E-T- Wilson IscC1rsi Llzr sTsning . 1
far sized hcCse Z Tire Berlin tow bal.
All to-nfgbs AL s9-1arrg~ uigac he Isc-
TRES l. vI-lgs Hall
II TIE ANNA meeting * he st1cShalI-
sfs Of tire F-yc N1-5,-cL B.Eak az Mani
PeIs-. yss5srllE- theI ELoEia- were
ca1=e- = directors +1te A-Pa-s- Charles
Dezsz. J " Us. P P Plkn All
Fred 7 >u.-h. Ala su'ssg gsni meeting
Ct tie i-rsc. -cs- Ii-c- J3t1 L Page Wis
cdcser prssa!=--- Hoe Ctaci=s Dewey
vice-rrss .:=c,. 7 q. E1ugh-1n- j..
cLs- .zr. AL. E.sI = E..11u .s.lsr-
Il Tbs. a-c7t- s-crk1oI5ars' meeting q
tie Nau-peIl=- EiciruaI Bart. held The
I5-1 Inst TIE =. .ov..= 5carI c; dlrsct1rs
vas chosen [.-ss p La1glou- L P
5sEsl1. G-scc-e = >lepl-,5. 4 Jahc1-
caC- i1G Di-.=L BiI.Ei1- Mr. Charles 4
gse,I 1a7i-- 5,sc,--s,5 / re-s.scticr. NJ.
Baldwin was wf-h -rras Pr0priar7 :eisct.'i
90 e The vl,:21cg-h,4 E.sing rendered
'1rE -1f :. -'l. serTi!t4 = .hlz ca1il.I1Y
Tie i-low-1- et1.ers vsra 81 1se':JIaa-Ly
c,-nser ). Z. Llu-i.3n- president; George
C. Sceparti- VICE presbi..ns; Charles l.
Reed c;Ls.;sr- Cr4cc-s G Kellogg, taller.
W4zEryErpS CtCErE ELyAy-LAL STATE
MINT. : Il nary .. -,j.l-.Eaorga W E4e,t-
.reL:,-rec. r., LrnCl1 VIII Wash a-t1u