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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-16
VERMONT.

w. H. Harrington OF Boston, who
is interested in silver mining at Ellis
worth, Me-, aud Chester B. Downer
of Sharon, arc prospecting for silver
on the farm of George Brockway at
West Hartford. Under the direction
of an experienced miner shaft 80 feet
deep has been sunk in quartz rock,
and the work will be prosecuted with
vigor as the prospects are Aattering.
1t il currently reported that Hay
den sent message to Major Brigham,
Of Derby Line, inviting him to be pre-
sent at his neck tie party.
John Trudo, now SO years Of age
has been town charge Of Burlington
for twenty one years, and seems good
for twenty-one more.
Mrs. Mary Ann Williamson, OF
Huntington, has a bed quilt OF her
make which contains seven thousand
seven hundred and twenty-eight pieces.
Reports from all over the state in
dicates that there has been decrease
in litigation during thepast few years.
Court dockets are shorter, terms oc.
cupy less time and lawyers find fewer
fat pickings.
The first Masonic lodge in Yer
mont was granted by the Grand Lodge
of Massachusetts November, 8, 1881,
and is now known as Vermont Lodge
No. lS, at Windsor. o..
Joe Durant Of Wells River was
cleaning pistol and discharged ball
so that his hand will have to come of.
The new tax law is affecting bonds
men. 1t will be useless to move out
of town for few days, and then re.
turn and shake hands with the listers.
The blanks must act as a painful
check to treacherous memories The
don't-want-to-tell party is large, but
the minuteness OF that blank schedules
is suggestive of-make a clean breast
of it.
There were imported into Burling-
ton, last season, 1O2,sO5,1O feet Of
lumber valued at $1,1O5,42S.
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Boston Herald "Vormont has
hanged five men within two years,
but we do not doubt that the majority
OF he citizens will agree with the Rut-
land Herald, when it says; III isrot
pleasant to hang fellow-creaturc, but
as long rs murder shall be committed
we hope hanging will not play out.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-16

A new weekly Greeaback pswspa'
per has been started At Bangor Maine,
by a company Of which Governor
Plalsled Il President, Mr., Pratt, Tor,
merly Of the shon-lIved Greeuback
organ In Burlington 10 the editor.
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Cast.IrOn Fellows.

Men Of endurance have healthy kidneys
and liver No aches In the back, no piles
or constipation. The cure for thes 9
diseases Is Kidney.WOrt. This great
remedy keeps up the tone Of the whole
body by enabling the liver, bowels and
Kidneys to perform their functions. per-
fectiy. Both the liquid and dry are sold
py druggists.-(Pioneer Press. - ..-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-16

Tho New York World. although
claiming to be a Democratic paper,
is very far from being one. It's con-
slant abuse Of leading Democrats
proves this. It's recent uncalled for
attack upon Speaker Randall cam OF
!njure that gentleman with the people,
for what causes the enmity Of Jay
Goulds World will only increase their
admiration for him. Ithaca Demo-
crat.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-16

Druggists say that LYDIA E. PINKHAM's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND is the best remedy
for female weakness that they ever heard
of, for 1t gives universal satisfaction.
Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamph-
lets. -Fi' ff-. tl t.. -I f'i
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PIMPIES.

will mail (Frce) the recipe for q SIMPLE
Vegetable Balm that will remove Tan, Freck .
los, Pimplcs and Blotchcs, leaving tho skin
soft, clear and beautiful also instruct ON $
for producing u luxuriant growth Of hair
on u bald head or smooth face. Address
inclosing Sc. stamp, Ben. Vandelf 4 Co., s
BcckmanSt st., N. Y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-16

When you have convinced woman
that lounge worth about 81 has just
been marked down from SIC to 912
you have secured customer.--De.
troit Free Press. ,i Il, le..4ns job.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-16

MARCH WINDS! The sudden change
and high winds which prevail In March
makes ottle Of Downs ELIXIR always
necessary to have at hand. 1t Is sure
cure for sumner colds and lung diseases.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, PREMATURE Decay. and
all the effects Of youthful indiscretlon, will
for the sake suffering Of humanity. send free
to all who need it, the recipe and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
advertisers experince by addressing in per.
feet confidence, John Is. Ogden. ~ Ceder
st. New York.
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John {. Haynes & Co.,
33 COURT STREET, BOSTON.

Musical Boxes in Great Variety.
Brass Band Instruments.
Violins.
American Guitars Warranted. .
Imported Guitars,
Banjos from $1,000 upwards.
Violin, Vloloncello, Double Bass,
Banjo, Either and Harp Strings
and Trimmings.
Accordeons and Concertinas of all
descriptions. American and For.
eign Sheet Music, Music Books,
&C., &C., Wholesale and Retail.
This establishment is one of the branch
stores of OLIVER DITsoN & Co., and
possesses uuequalled advantages for the
importation of instruments from the best
manufacturers in Europe. ..
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MARRIAGES.,

In Windsor, March q, by Rev, u, W,
Culver, Geo, u, Dond Of Hartford aud
Mrs Ella j, Whitmore OF Newport, N, II
In Windsor, March o, by Rey, y, W.
Culver. Geo, A, Mower aud Lucy fhalon,
both Of w,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-16

The best remedy for strains and gals on
horses is HENRY & JoHNsOn's ARN1CA AND
OIL IMMINENT. Good for man and beast
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-16

BAxTrR's MANDRAKE BlTTERs will cure
all bilious Diseases. Sold every where
at 25 cts. per bottle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-16

The Rhode Island House Of Repre-.
sentatiyes has voted to repeal the law
forbidding whites and blacks to inter
marry.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
A KNICKERBOCKER TEA PIRTK

The sixth annual KnicIerb ckcr Tea Party Of the
Sixty-Grst street Methodist Episcopal Church was
given IN that church last night. The entertainment
consisted of addresses, singing and a supper. The
church. which was well filed. was decorated
with flags In the rear gallery and in large room
opening from it, tables pTofusely decorated with
flowers were spread W. u. Wilson presided. The
Rev. DR.. G. H. Fowler made short opening address
aud was followed after some singing, by Henry
Ward Beecher Mr. Bcecher was frequently inter
evening. Mrs Florence RIcc-Knox aud Miss Evan,
were heartily appauded and frequently recalled.
Miss Imogen Brown, who was IN the audience, sang
by request the duct The Mocking Bird " with Mr5.
Knox. After the singing and speechmalling supper
was served in the supper room by young women
dressed Ia galy cUlOrcd kmckcrbockeT costumes.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
DIED.

CADwELL-on December H. Of typhoid fever. w Cushing
Cad well, aged % years
Funeral from 204 5th.ave., Friday, at 11:30.
EARLE-On wednesday December Ii, John Earle r aged
SO wears, passed into the other life. -,
invited attend the funeral at the
residence OF his sister, Mrs j. Grose o3 East oothst oD
Friday, 10th inst, at 1880 a. M
Interment In Boston.
FRENCH-Ou Thursday December 15 1881. O meningitis,
FedOr Launz OF H. q and Ida Launitz FRENCH aged
o months and twenty-One days.
Funeral residence Pelham Manor " Y. on Saturday,
l7th inst, at 1870
Carriages will be In waiting Pebanve on arrival OF
New-Haven r. r. leaving Grand Central Depot at IL
O'Clock, noon.
FOOrE-On Wednesday December H. at 1877 Montaguest,
BROOKLYN OF membrsnous Group Bessie La Rue daughter
of. Howard and Bessie Perrine FOote. aged years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
LUMAt Chatham, N. j., Thursday. 18th inst, Mira Mar
garrett wife OF William III. Lum and 0nlg daughter OF Dr.
John L. and RhOda b. Num- aged 33 years.
LEAVITT-At Washington, Conn., December H. Sophronfa
widow Of the late Samuel Leavtt aged 81 years.
Funeral at her late residence, p. m. Friday.
JONES-On Wednesday, December II, 1881, Sarah J.,
daughter Of the late William Jones.
Relatives friends invited the funeral
vices at the residence OF her sister Mrs. W. Dunham, 50
LtyngstOnst Brooklyn, Friday 10th inst, at clock
IL Is kindly requested that no flowers be sent
GREENE-In Brooklyn, Wednesday, December.fi, Rufus.
OF the late Rufus Greene OF Providence In the 59h
Funeral services will be held residence Ryor-
sons Brooklyn, Saturday the 18th inst, at IL O'Clock
InteTment private
TUCKER-At Albany December IL, 1881, Julia ~, eldest
daughter Of the late Luther Tucker
SwORDs-At Hughsonville, n. Y. Tuesday, December
13, 1881. Charles Il. Swords.
Funeral nc Zion Church, Wappingers Falls Fri
day, December l6, at 230 p M.
Carriages will be in waiting et the New Hamburg station,
Hudson River Railroad meet train leaving NewYOrk at
IL a. Its requested that no flowers be sent.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

DrTEoIT, Dee. ia daring attempt was
made ast night by gang OF seven burglars TO ROB 'he
safe Of TIE FirJt National Bank at 81. 'H'r' lnoy
knocked N the combination knob On tue safe win
slodgc hammer and drilled holes through the lock- "cA
they tried 10 destroy with powder before beginning
work on the safe tuc burglars assaulted Nisht IoHceAah
Hausor. thinking he had the keys u the 7tte1 HooT'
After knocking him down and choking MN
uutl he WAS nearly nlolcsJ, they hahu-
cuiIed and gagged HIN, and carried nm
10 secluded part OF the city where they en'eavortu,
by threatening 10 ku him, 10 make nun pIOuuce th99
KEYS. Finding tnat lac did not nave tuen lut5 O"i @
MN 20 the bank into which Of the gam cHect al
cutrnuce by cmbmg IN 10 vcrnda ia the rear or the
bulldlng aud smashing open a window Through Hmyn
lie craw,cd. lie then opened door and aum''ou HS
companions. al. ,.,.,., wont IN
Upon getting into the bank some OF inc gang W,D 70
work uuor the safe while others tied the puhcehah
upon IA chair the directors rOonl lhef Ieilou ih
fie bank fully hours, aud Hanson hedfd tle
ions o tue powder the safe lock Ihey ieIt ihosI o,
their tools In bank. Hanson succecdtu III oie1th~
IIurlf l1 few minutes after their departure ava kHIo
nm alarm; bus the gang had dsappeared Two sOlnP 70
C,ann,io Ina 3 sf.Li boat. The i've others fruuhhu Ou
tis side All masks, and tnelr Work proves 'hei
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
POLITIClL AFFlIPS.

DEMOCRATS ACCUSING EACH OTHER
The regular nightly pcriormEIce OF the
County Democracy took place !a~t e' ming ai ls "r'd
guart,r- No. n West Twenty y-fourti-rt Charles H.
Reilly was ou tho stand and told the audience which
nightly appears IN The form o an investigating commit
toe, that II ms impression that the presence Of
Rollins ballots nsthr County Democracy bnuchei
tcket- IN the XNIld Assembly District ~ the last
election aided W. :. AuGgrwe, thourh hc hal no know-
edge OF the fact Mr. Andrews said The witness te-h'h
10 things that false though De believed hr witness
tiou,ht Ia, vas teilio the truth After wishing what
members uf tAr committee dr-.guul'd a. ihr " hfy
linen" ~ the NNild District Association, th' committee
adjourned until To night without coming 10 any runcu
sion ENAdcGmun Brooks h,d crrthlu nUldH'lt@ 10 tue
effect that Asscub lyman Cooper hld signed certain
chargc. agnu, Thomas j. Costgau anu afterwards dc
MED doing There charges against DdhltI
OIciIy and other district leaders awaiting lhNt.lSa
t, ana more f., come Mr. FruuWS -uid last night tnat
hr Thought the committeeman hud years Wok before
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NRw.YOrR .....DEC. IS, 1881
ARRIVED

PORT or NBw-YOHA DEC IS. 1881
ARRIVED
steamer Wiolanl CGerl Hebich Hamburg Nov 30 laYre
Dec y with mdsc and passengers 10 hunhalut I" ,.,
steamer Ampriquc (Fr, Sauielll, haEFe Dec ), Win
md ,e and passcn gers 10 Louis de Bcbian
THE MOVEMENTS or rEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
,,.pgxsTowy Dec lbArrtved Arizona (Br). Mnr
ray New. YORK Dec 3 ,.-,,, ,...,
HAVANA. Dec li-ArrlVed stolloi Stdoos@ Nu'''' 'A
New-YOrk. .,,,,.-,., r,,,r-
oprf ,xp Dec hrrvcd steamer brooklyn, from Liver
non IL DAYS Experienced bOserOus weather. Dat sslaiheu
nO dam ige. .--.-. ,,,.,-san lpr, Parrort
Gln.y,w Johns HOPKINS. llhFctt BALTIMORE, m,
tIo9re, ssamors Iowa Tl Walters, LVerpOOi MaIa br'
Tut do. ,-.,- r.u,,, So-ar,,b
ADFiPF;IA, lt-Ar1yed, steamers Nludihspotb
Warrngton Bedford. Commonwealth, Van klrE, Nsw
Nnrs Ashland Carr. Richmond NOriOA La"soi NotioiAi
tauuie. ttrumicy, NeN-hurN c-.,-....
iIeored steamers POttsvie, Pierce Boston, n Suefs
Warren New York. Santec, Watson. ShaT.esul" =,
,irINOLT Dec l5ArTved, steamer john W Garrett fos
'ecSTsI steamers II Miller Clark, Boson Martha Ste
yeu.. Chance New.EOrk. ,, ~, MI,
Dec lJ-Arrvod steamer Amaryllis tBr, Blas
burn, Philadelphia - p..,.,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

The Executive Committee Of the Republican
Central Club, A. J. Dittonhocier chalrman' met at
Clarendon Hall last evening aud ordered primaries 10
be held in all the districts Thursday Dee ~ An
active contest ia expected. communication was re-
cc, ed some time ago from John d. otwra' pIcsiuon'
r the Reuuiran Central Climb of which B. r. Manierre
Gas formerly president suggesting conference com
uittce from each organization to consolidate all the
autimarhine elements Of the party" The committee
was appointed and met Mr. Ottiwells committee Pehu.
ing the conference another comunlc ton was received
Yesterday sigucd hy W. H. Townley, chhrHhh OF Tue
Executive Committee, and +. Etherkc, setIttAl'
sfutiug that Mr. OttlwolPs action was uhaGthor@e'
Accordingly all further action in the matter was 5us-
pended Tor the present. .,-. a..
The returns the primaries viii be received ~ the
Marion IIoIsr. The now Central COMMITTEE Will meet
for organl1ai ion on the third Thursday Ot January
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
CICES or Suicide.

Thomas Mclaughlin, of Northumberland
6fty -htht.and ToDth-ayewas found carly yesterday
morning hanging from tree at OHchundrcd audcighty
hh-st aud Teuth-aye His friends assign no reason
for his action.
Eliza A. Dorm age thirtysX, otNo ,2il Frstavc., At
'tcrfpted to commit suicide, Wednesday evening, By
taking dose OF Paris green sho attended at home.
Louisa Emmett, Of No. ~ East One-hundrcdand
twenty stKth-st., attempted to commit suicide on
Tuesday morning, by jumping from tine steps at Harlem
Bridge the she taken and sent To the
N.netynmth Street Hospital She discharged from
there on Wednesday evening. Early yesterday morning
acting III strange manner about the Norm
RIVER piers at ManhattanyIlo, BY Policeman Far lty
When accosted she said that sue tired OF ne ana
DJIIi 10 XIII herself Farley TOOK her TO the lhry
secOnd Precinct Police station, whore suc again at
tempted her lie by hanging herself to her cell
door with strip OF her pettic0at In the Harlem IOce
Court yesterday committed 20 the care Ul the
% Charities and Corrections au Insane
DcrsOu uy Justice Gardner.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
1.-THE INNOCENTS ABROAD" JUDGED
ABROAD
Lrom me Pan Non CARTE.


We have seen Mark Twain called the mod
ern Rabelas" and the expression il curious instance
of the recessness not TO the Ignorance, of criticism
nowadays Mark Twain is doubtless an amusing writer
and ms book Is an amusing book, but "mOdern Rabe
1ais is as his counrymen would say, large order
Tnis book is dozen years Old and already 1t w
hardly bear a second, much less "a third reading It's
burlesGus seen forced and cOnventOnal its jokes
mere newspaper eioIs dependent at the best OF times
poSsesse and for the most part duu toay AS yeste
DAYS soda~watsr Every point Is labored and worried
fil IL will bear no Contrast this with the I'M
0uencllable flow Of Rabelaisian humOr the ever-ne%
wealth of ID dung ont as from kings treasury and
fhonght no about, the abiding charm which bas
Outlastcd three centuries, the solid wisdom underlying
lie es the unlaOored antasy grave naturancss OF
liz extrayagance There are two points OF parallel be-
tween Radicals and Mark Twain and no more The one
,s that both use deliberate eNaggoratiOn and so 10
speak multiplication rs IA source Of humOr, and the
other that boh occasionally drop the mask and speak
Tor a few minutes from the heart.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
WESTERN GRALN DEALERS COMBINING.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 15-An important meet
ing held here yesterday by representative OF the
Miers Association and the grain dealers OF the State
with the object of securing sricter grading and greater
in buying wheat at the elevators, and TO prevent
loss from having the grades of wheat reduced when it
reaches Chicago The meeting secret, but 1t Is
known that combination formed To enforce greater
uniformity in the rules governing purchases Ofwheat IN
AL localities in the State, and TO establish an undertaking
system of grading for all points.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Dec ia secret meeting OF
the representatives OF the mcrs and grain dealers OF
the state held here last night The purpose OF tho
meeting to adopt grades uniform with those of
Chicago and Milwaukee
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
MIDNIGHT WEA THEE REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past 24 hours.

WASHINGTON, Dee IS. l a. m.-The bar
omeeris highest in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee and
lowest in Manitoba, where storm Of considerable en-
ergy ~ now central General rain has fallen along the
Atlantic coast but at this report fair weather prevails
Northcrly winds reported in the Atlantic and coast
States southcrIy I'm the Upper Lake region and the
Northwest where the temperature has risen The TEN
ucrature has fallen decidedly IN the South Atlantic
states.
Indications for iGdrB
For the South Atlantic States fair weather, northeast
erly winds stationary or lower temperature, hSher
pressure. - -,
For the Middle Atlantic States slightly warmer fair
weather nurthprly vecring to southeast Winds rising
followed By falling barometer.
IidicditoHS rOr tO-nOrrOD.
Warmer fair weather Is indicated for to-day and on
saturday in New-En ngand the Middle, South Atlantic
and Gulf states
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
THURLOW WEEUS BURNING CHIMNEY.

One of the chimneys in ThurlOw Weeds
house at No II West Twelfth-st. burned out at
O'Clock last evening Mr.. Weed and his family were at
dinner when the roaring Of the flames in the chimney
attracted their attention. The SCOT had caught from
n generous blaze in the library fireplace. fire engine
Was summoned but the remen were not needed. There
was no excitement The carpet in the library dam
aged slightly by falling SCOT and the building was nled
Wi dust for a short time,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
sOssTs BY FIRE.

NEWPORT, r. l., Dec. 15.-The First Meth
odist Church damaged about $1,000 by fire this al
fernO0n 1t was insured for $1,000 in The Royal $1,000
in the Etna and 81 900 In the Htr ford.
SIR JoHSs Rus, w. Va, Dec 15.-The Berkeley Springs
Hotel fire last night about O'Clock and suffered
damage 20 the extent OF $4,000
TORONTO ont, Dec. ia fire broke out early this
morning at Port CoIburn, damaging Maple Leaf Hotel
ond destroying four business places entaIing loss OF
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
ATTEMPT TO MURDER a MAYOR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. la dispatch from
Tombstone, Ariz., says that unsuccessful at
tempt was made to assassinate John T. Clum,
Mayor Of this city, last night A band OF
armed fired upon him while he was in
stage route to Tucson The driver was wounded and
one OF the horses was killed Mr.. Cum escaped without
injury No attempt made TO rob tho stage. The as
sa H. supposed to he the outgFDwth OF the recent cow
tragedy which threats have been made against
the life OF Mr.. CUm Persons now in pursuit OF MS
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

AICE-In ts city on Thursay. the 18th inst Jose Dhne
learned vile of William De +. Aianioe IN the AID year O
s and friends respectfully invited 20 attend the
turr 4crvCcs her late residence, M. est 1vthst
ON 0niAy the 10Th insL t Al 10 Is requested lhal
flowers De sent.
srFARNs-On Thursday December - ~ the residence or
b. uarsutt 81 st-plcc brooklyn, rd GUS thlfd son
Of W and Elizabeth StoarHs IN the I'm ye oi hs aGe
raI saturday, at2 D. n az his late residence. Friends
nre requested TO send howers.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
MISS cARLIN'S BoDY'To BIZ DLSMTEEEED

The District-Attorney with the consent Of judge
Lawrence, has granted permission to Coroner Brady
TO dIsinter from Greenwood Cemetery the body OF
Miss Caroline Carin The facts which led to "a
picon OF Miss Carlln's death from poison have al
ready been published The Coroner has becn re-
qucsled to allow DR.. Kissam, who made an
aHidayit in support ol the theory Ot
death from violence, to make the autopsy. but has
declined o do The body Will be dIsintcrrcd In u
week or two and the stomach and other organs vii
be given To Professor In a Ncw-IOrk Medical Col
icgc for analy-Is.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
MARRTED.

Bamvle Newhurg n. " on
WrIpe.day December Ia, by the Koy. william A. helb
AurIsus ". Eel, lr, OF MorrsoMh, N'Jp 70 l-n1 'l''
danghter Of Alfred iSridgrman, New YORK
TRANCE-IA NIBR-At the residence OF the brides
parruts December IA, bY the RcyJOhn iau ID Ethncis
fnr aurance TO sarah Egeston, daughter OF Charles
iAlcT
the residence Of the brides
fter Mr. a. H. witch, nj Circcyue Ohio, on December
IL 1851 i!gar A. Mearns, NJ d., to Miss Ella Witch
No cards
nyrtGUr-BLAKE-On wednesday, December H. ~ Zion
rbirrI by the Rev. e. @. tiffany Mary Flanagan BlAka
daughter OF tho late Commodore Homer T. bIaAe u . N
10 edmund. u WISlt, Jr, all O! THIS CITY.