The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-10-05

Mr.. Vanderbilt seems to have got his
stomach full of railroad fight. He is said to
have submitted a plan of settlement to tue
Pennsylvania Company which was peremp-
torily rejected by that corporation. The
railroad war will now probably break out a
little hotter than ever.
There is said to be in the Milan Exhibition
the body of girl eighteen years ofage which
has been completely petrifed by a new pro-
cess invented by DIR. Corni The body is
white and hard ms marble, but the hair re-
mains as soft as during life 1t bias excited
great deal of interest on the part of ply
scians and scientists. Dr. Corni declines to
make the process known.
DIR. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORM
SYRUP instantly destroys worms and re-
moves the Secretions which cause them.
The equestrian contest at the Mount
Holly fair will be participated in by some of
the noted lady riders that are now creating so
much excitement in various portions of our
common country.
There is More Strength restoring power in
bottle of Parlser's Ginger Tonic than in
bushel of malt or gallon of milk. This ex-
plains why inealids find it such wonderful
invigorant for mind and body. See other
column. Oct. b, 1t.
A very touching tribute to the dead Presi-
deut was that of the 35 laborers known as
the FLOATING gang" on tho Freehold &
Jamesburg branch of the Penna. X. II. With
out any previous understanding, all drew up
in line along the track, threw down their
shovels, tossed their hats aside, and then,
nth one arm across their breast, and bowed
heads, they remained motionless till after the
funeral train had passed. Supervisor Dale,
- to g.,
BordentoDn Register.
Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause gravel,
Bright's disease, rheumatism aud a horde of
other serious aud fatal Diseases which can be
prevented with Hop Bitters, if taken in time.
Oct. 5, 2t.
The fools and fanatics who talk about not
permitting the assassin of our late President
to cheat the gallows, and who eloat over
secret orders and oaths that will take him
from the Jail, try him, and sentence him
after their own fashion, would do well to re-
member that he who had the highest right to
claim revenge did not during his eighty days
of suffering, in single instance, utter harsh
word or give evidence Of a single thought for
other than the punishment to his murderer
that the law directs.
When President takes the oath of Office
it is the custom to present him an open Bible
to be kissed. The words upon which the lips
Of President Arthur fell were the first and
second verses Of the thirty first psalm
"In Thee, 0 Lord, do put my trust let
me never be ashamed deliver me in Thy
righteousness
= Bow down Thine ear to me deliver me
speedily be Thou my strong rock, for an
house of defense to save me-"
A FIGHT OVER READING. 1t was rumored
in Philadelphia on last Thursday that the
McCalmonts Of London, who are large holders
of Reading Railway stock, had sent three mil
lion dollars worth Of convertible bonds of the
Reading Road 20 this country TO be changed
to stock and voted at the January election in
case such action is necessary to control the
vote and sustain the present board of mana
gers in opposition to Mr. Gowen and bis
friends.
The Business Mems Society for the En-
couragement OF Moderation, which was or
Qanized in New FORK not long ago, has adj
yanced so far in its work as to begin the pub
LEGATION Of paper, to be issued quarterly, de-
voted TO tie interests of the society. The
moderation y to which the name Of the or
canization refers is the drinking of wine,
beer. aud liquor, aud there are three pledges
to which the society invites signatures.
The first is a pledge against drinking during
certain hours The second is pledge against
drinking anything stronger than ale, wine, or
beer. The third is pledge against treating
or being treated The society does not desire
to in any way encourage drinking. but aims
| TO induce men who are bound TO drink any
how to indulge their appetites as little as pos
sible.