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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-06

SIN Roman CHRIsrisoS, Physician to Her
Majesty the Queen Of England, speaking Of
the Coca plant, says The properties Of this
wonderful plant are the most remarkable Of
any known to the medical world From re-.
peated personal trials, am convinced that
its use Is highly beneficial and tonic" To
build MP a broken down system, use the
tAehie Cos. Coca Beet Tonic, endorsed and
recommended by the foremost physicians OF
Europe and America. OyefWrnuRit and
feeble nerves arc quleted digestion Is pfD.
NOTED, and new tone aud vieJf In all Of the
organs Of the body follows liz use. Beware
J Of WORTHLESS mutations ffhas
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Thousands Of people who srp hfliisi viii
z diseased liver, Indigestion, WaterbFnah, aoul
stomach, Or q generally intolerable billions
meas, aa It's termed, use mercury, This u
done reluctantly perhaps, but the common
place argument Is, ION, nothing will reach
tue liver and spleen except bluS mass; could
| get something else, wouldn't use. Reader
you can; aud that something else Is Simmons
Liver Regular. prepared by J. II. Zsllin = Co,
It Is equal In power to blue mass, aud without
any OF it, injurious effects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-06

F. A. Scratch, druggist, Ruthven, Ont,
writes II have the greatest confidence In
your Burdock Blood Bitters. In one ease
with which lam personally acquainted their
success was almost incredible. One lady told
mn that huff bottle did her more good than
hundreds Of dollals' worth Of medicine she
had previously taken. Price 81 90, trial size
10 cents. -
Sold by Laughlln Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va,
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B. 4 q Palace, drawing Room and Sleeping Can
Close Connections arc made for all polnta South
and Southwest, North aud Northwest making this
= desirable route for COlOnIS aud persons moving
70 the great West, and 70 whom particular attention
70 given.
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JAcoR MARrzULE, Of Lancaster, n T., sayS
your Spring Blossom works well for every.
thing yOu recommended u myself, wife and
children have all used H. and you can't find
q healthier family in New York state,-octO
Der 8, 1880.
sold BY IAushlin Bros. 4 Co., wholssai,
Druggist, Wheeling, W., Va
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LosT UREEHr HaFrlson County, W, Va,
The citizens OF this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com
pany with capital to come and build first.
class FIGURING Mill Coal and water in
abundance. Situate on the line Of the O., W.
& G.. R, K. For information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
Basel, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
W Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-06

We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro
Voltalc Belts and other electric appliance,
on trial for thirty days to young men anG
older persons who are afflicted with nervou,
debility, lost vitality, ETC., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration Of
neural ncIGTTalagia, paralysis, liver and kidney ditil
illustrated pamphlet sent free, Address
VOltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. TTHs4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-06

CARRUNKLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores OF Ions
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posi-
lively cured without the aid OF knife OIL
poulLiCe, byhsing Mrs Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing salye. Piles, Salt Rheum, cry,
sipelas Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblalns
etc, 1t has never failed to cure. For sale by
Logan 4 Co. nav
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No matter what the allment may be, rheu
matisnI, neuralgia, lameness, asthma, hron
chitls-if other treatment have failed-hOpt
on 80 at once for Thomas EeleCtric Oil. Il
will secure you immediate relief.
SOldby Inughlln Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W, Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-06

"a LADY had the flesh eaten off her arm by
scrOfula. Could see the sinews working.
'Lindsey's Blood searcher cured her." ],
RalstOn, Elderton, Pa
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John Hays, Credit, P. O., says that for nine
months he could not raise his hand to his
head through lameness in the shoulder but
BY the use OF Thomas Electric Oil he was
entirely cured.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. & Co., Whole
sale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-06

New, quick, complete cure 4 days, urinary
affections, smarting, frequent or difficult
urinatlon, kidney diseases 81. Druggists.
Depot, LAughlin Bros, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-06

KEEP your family we'll supplied with "sel.
lers' Cough Syrup Use It In time you
will avert bronchial and pulmonary alIec.
TONS % cents
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DeV SLi O.mFI hIHeri West
Im ,, ns,.. !" S;/I OiU tany, y yS ~ N ohiu
HvM p,,,, ~ o'nH i"u ~ ~ SUyu - " Mis sI
1VS PAsvm' p.Vv., sVSu, 20 vi Min1sF Pnthl "a
d 0I deniaiid but closed dull and ga.ier No, rc1
December 81 Ilal 4isG; January 81 Ijal 49,; FEB
ruary Al IJtAl H. Com In gOUi delnuud but CLOSED
lull; sail u.IXed track, grain depot lie; steamer
,O;4c; NO. 8, 5Uci sail mixed December CVAAGy15s
JANUARY 'l1JtIIs4C; February 1jIIi7B54c. Oats W,
lnAnd Llr and market hrm; no. lwhlte, sc; No.
NhIta OVS.aJl1Si; No. 8 white, 4JajUc. mixed 4gc
PrOviaiOns steady aud unchanged. Butter, choice
,garcg aud wanted; 0the dun, creamery, 5GAl!C
do hnts, jUtlie; ualry 3iJic Eggs, fresh egg
sClrrG aud hrul 1t 3IA3Jc Petroleum nominal
nisky steady aud unchanged. Receipts, Hour, 2,
900 barrels; wheat, sou bushels: cOr 10 ,UO0 bushels
0,s; W. puShslS' barley lo'VVO DushslA shlp
nlshu' nO"e.
UHICAUU, December 6.-Tho DroperS' Journal 70
ports.
IiUts-Receips 600 head; shipments 2, 200 head
lhe best unchanged colIion 70 good y lower
lelVy packing anu shipping " iVaS ~. cllls au
| ,RlIs 81 UUsLJ ~.
Cattle. .etelgn 1000 head shipments 600 head
harAgt generally unchanged aud shipping weak
tOod 70 choice y 2Oab W; eunimon 10 rnr y W.
w mixed AI ~, Dutenirs. pi.iy aIiu steady poor Y
Lait q , vyn- ~ sooH 70 SnOve ~ Va9 2" hOekei
"'s " SsuelS ~ VVASS 60, AeAh!H - '0a4 - 40,
r ~; T. 49, ng", ~ ~ neaa
v gYsl 9 enYis. 4 1SSiyg s1iHi q 5Gii 70.
ny DryVIs yVG,sa. LVSlp9o special says Gay
shpeI, MIR, nientiTI tnt I,6CSa,y NJ IA ha
ssliihv al ifl5G '''S va
,,...,,...-. =,
.ClNClNNArl, december 6.-COttOn nrm At 1ikc
s!0nI, nenlalid hit and market firm family, 81 y
~ ~ fancy, WOhi 10 Wheat tirlni No. . rel win
&c. 81. .,. ",sy w "n n ntin 10 miHel ~,
V ~ s Vau NV, I H'snet; N2. mixed ;st ~
XII Y ny pS,E iII Snd no y az "a nv NJ
~ a, III ~ ,i ,. III, ~ sii gol2 ~
N7St clear ri6s IL 90. bScon Ss,Frs and Arm
| .hn,ii,ierg 50 o. clear hbs $40 M Cleaf sii RI
Whisky steady and firm al 81 liz combination saitt
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eovIENliENn-strng and 1IaK per cen
RAnRsAS BoSls-5IESgulRF'

sTOcEs-The market was strong u the openlng
phIs & haFlt sion, hStnn AR Line preferred aud
NAshyll y & Chat ,nOOgR showing the greatest i'm
prose cut There was good buying IN the early
prOVement Of ttagl5 per cent t0lk place, Richmond
4 Dlnyille, Boston Air Line preferred, Reading
Denver & Rio Gfunds and Missouri Pacific belug
the most prOni ent thehin
and gradually assumed u weak tone, prices falling
OF steadily to the close, the final sales being gen
cnllly At declueO i La per cent from the highest
point OF the day. The shares most conspicuous IN
The downward movement was the RlGhmond 4
DanyIle. Wabash, Boston Air Line preferred, Dem
yer & Rio Grande and northwestern.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-06
MRpIoAL.
Wasting Diseases
Loss OF Nervous Power,
Are positively cured by FELLOWS COMPOUNI
sYNUPOF EfPoPuOSPHlTES

Are positively cured BY FELLOWS COMPOUND
sYNUPoF EfPoPuOSPHlTES.
AsphoSphorus enters 70 lar ely Into the animal
economy, IL becomes par GfcSsncs tho byst vehicle
with which ~ associate tie other yitllEng lngrsdi.
enu Ot healthy Blood, Serve and Muscle. In lel.
lOws syrup Of llypoph0sphllesu TuCUmbIned all the
substances found necrsslry TO Insure TUbuS health
and whereas II wa invented WtthR view to supply
every deficiency, II certainly has performed some
Wonderful cures
MASCHESTLR, n. H., June Is, 1850.
NJ JaugeI Ft!IOgg
DE4R SIR wish To acknowledge the graf hen.
vHt have received from the use Of Fellows Com
pound syrup OF llypOphpsphltes." have been an
Invalid for nearly Iw0 years with bronchial attic
tiOn shat hal become chronic In the Full Of 1873
had physician eighty days Ia Alcc,SSlon bgsi les
the counsel Of several others They gave ne hut
little encouragement some III thu none. Last July
was advised tOgiv0 your remedy trial. | did NJ,
and In less than one week ere was marked in
proven nj for the better. have continued Its use
from that time until tue present. improving all the
time, and eau 'Fulhfnlly say am more than
hundred per cent better than when commenced
lts use. lhlVG Increased In weight about fifteen
pounds, and my cough, which was fearful, has
nearly disappeared ! bile . hal II not bet for
your syInv, should ere this have been beyond the
cares VI HE.
Very truly yours ALBERT STORY.
ne-DOnot he drCeived by remedies bea Ing si2S,
liar name: no other preparation Is substitute for
this under Any circumstances. de3IAtw
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For RENT.

GOOD ROOMS TO LET-WELL FUR
~ NSllEp. with Or without board, ~ partie'
FRRRRL SpIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-06

NEW YORK, December .-Cotton dull and easier
At l!1SAl2 7'l6C; futures firm, Flour quet receipts
q GO barrels exports !! OO barrels suPerlne State
and western s. Lao ~ common to good extra s. w
rs w. good to choice s. g0Iy OO white wheat extra
81 !jag W. extra ohio 81 2jaS ~ 81, Louis s. l0A
. W; Minnesota patent prOCess v OOAg w. Wheat
10 better but afterwards lost advance and fell OF
iSAll &C, closing shade lrnGF receipts 12,UOO
bushels; exports l6l ,UOl bushels; ungraded lphng
81 l0Il 10; uIIgraded red 81 Slal NJ NJ, . do 81
steamer do 81 81. No red 81 4?l4Al i3l4; No. do
81 idAl ii1S; ungmded white 81 3lAl ~; No do
sales r. OOJ bushels, at 81 wa; No red December
a.lrs. Jdl NV bushels, " q ll5iAl t3A, closing o.
bushels atSl i7ISAl 491I, closing At 81 AZ March,
sales Hi,OJJ bushels, ~ iy'tal 81, closing Ul
81 w, co opened 10 higher, closing weak, and
!7,UOO bushels; ungrtded GSAT!I{c; No. Q. TnIOAe
NJ. ., 7A7lAG for new, flNa72c for old
No, white 1JAc; steamer and yellow 7O%c:
i2C February 7JGa7E14c, closing ~ 7jSc. Oatsl "a
- better, moderate aud active; receipts 32,UUU
bnshclsi western mixed ialj!c; white 52A6i1Sc.
unchanged, sugar dull aud unchanged MOlastSs
quiet and unchanged, Rice quiet md steady
elruleun dull aud unchanged lallow dull and
weak 1T ISSc. kOsln ilrmor at q 9Oal 20. Tur.
penlino quiet and steady at b6dhjlSc, Eggs, firm
Tor fresh At -yaa0c. Fork dull weak and unsettled;
new mess quoted ut 81 2Oal7 81. Beef quiet and
unchanged. Cut meats quiet and unchanged. Lard
weak: prime steam 81 3iAll ~. butter quiet Of
l2A-c. GhGese. firm for choice at Sall1tc.
CHICAGO, December 5-FlDur stronger; spring
whGAS common to choice western 81 6Al6 Isl choice
10 fancy Minnesota ut - 2A7 So patents 81 bOAg ~
mir TO choice winter WheAIs VI b1A7 GO fancy 81 10
low grades s. 0OIj w. Mheat active, but Il shade
nj cher rnd unsettled at 81 ~ cash nm d ,p
CenDer; q 2J1S January; 81 30Is February; No
., a lB. rjL,tvd OHY.e tUrl Unsettled Dul guuer
illy higher, closed weak nj GOlGvSIc cash and De
rrInDCr Ole January. ok February 6ISc May; ~
eCtel 6g5sc. Oats flirlyNGtlVe, but Il shade higher
1t illIp GISlI; 6tSIDStc December Ai1sc january
and February; 49, C May. Rye steady ut SSC, Barley
strong ind higher at :. U6js Dressed hogs easier
light s6 TlHI b IL; heavy " IS w. FORK fair de.
nIlld light but VI lower rates; Sl7 cash aud DSCcn.
yer Sii I7Hal, " january; Sli 8yLSilT " FebJu.
Iry Si76JdIT 62!s March. Lard active but lower al
!l0AlI 10 cash and December 81 2AI2 2iIS JAnus
lry SIl M February; 81 s. March. Buff meats
steady aud unchLngrdG whisky ste dy at 81 II. Call
-Mhetl unsettled, but lOWerAt 81 u December
Il wa january, ii Wa February. Corn active,
but lower ut 6JHc for December: Gj3GtGHi Janu.
Iry Gig tGbruIry; w ~ May. Oats steady aud
unchanged. PUrk; December I'll IN Lard iFregu.
ar but easier ut SlJ Wall w for December Sill ~,
January; 81 HALL 4IiI February,
The following shows the fluctuations In the Chi.
AgO grain aud produce market Monday, Us ~.
pOned by John u. HUOn & Co., brokers. No. liGU
Main street
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EmAaaIAl 40 conaEReLAI.


NEW YORx. December G-MqHIN-6 PET cent
per annnm, o. PET cent par diem, closing otsFed n
AZ par cent Prime mercantile papci 6aIpeg cant
sterling k1rhanEs balkSu bll1 steady u = sQ1G
demand = - s... an. IA. ~, can, hIrh.r
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sunday express leaves Wheeling Al 500 a. ~, ar.
rives Wellsbufg g.26 A. ~, Beubenyllle g66 A. ~,
making close connection for western points
Trims leaving Columbus a. $40 ?. n. and 6.35 A.
~, run daily Through Chicago Express leaves
Columbus daily except Sunday, at 6:O0P. NJ, with
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago At 7,e9
next morning llerhs can 10 secured In advance 1t
Union Depot Ticket ONCE Columbus.
PulimAiis Palace DrnWlng Room Sleeping CaH
through without change from 8teubCnVilie East 10
Philadelphia and New York. West 70 Columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville, indianapolis and 81 Louis.
accommodations, aud any further information ap.
ply to JOS. NJ. BEfLEvIIfE, Ticket Agent, AZ Pan.
handle Depot foot Of Eleventh street, OF At City
D. ". CALDWELL
Gen'l Manager Pittsburgh, Pa.
T. A. FORD,
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VEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

SSEippartnentA VI study text books furnished
AT COST calendar arranged 10 suit teAchc1; ex
pasa iorone yearirOtn sl76 10 500; noii.aeGtarian
lbstll. thorough. Fall term begins SETPEABEh
ilS Attendance last year from y counties o.
Sanber Of students larger than for ten years pre-
vlOlA
'.'For catalogues and other Information apply u
he Acting President, D. B. PURlNToN, Morgan
town West Va
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sIHL wan AMI WELlsYiLLb ACCOMN0DA.
tION-LeayCs BellRlrV al $40 ?. NJ, Bridgeport 4S6
NJ, steubenyillO at sos Pm. Arrives at Wells
vile ut 7O6 ?. n, Leaves WellSvl 10 at $40 A.
w., stGubenvilie nj 1885 AN, Bridgeport at $40 A.
w., arrives At RellNre at SIS A.. n.
Tickets and baggage checks 10 all principal points
In the East and West can be procured Of the Ticket
ONCE Ia Bridgeport. y A, FORD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
D. W. CALDWELL, General Manager,
plttSbOrWh pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-06

DrTTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
l. LOUIS RAILWAY-PANHANDLE ROUTE
EAgS u :z..Ss sssSI;:a
Time table for East aud West corrected 10 oCro
BEk 90th, 1881.
Trains leave Panhandle Depot, foot Of Eleventh.
street. near Public Landing, daily, except Sunday
~ follows:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-25

Mr.. William IL. Ellis, well-knovu
young farmer residing near Blooming
burg, N. r., sends 10 the Middletowp
Press curiosity In the shape Of a piece
of needle. which he says has been IN
his body for twenty. three or four years.
He relates the following strange cir
cumstances In his letter.
When he was little boy, eight OF
nine years OF age, going to school nj
Ridgebprv. where his father, the late
Thomas Ellis, resided for many years,
he stepped on needle. At the time Q
doctor, who was called, attempted to
remove the needle. but failed to do 1t.
He felt no pain from 1t after couple o,
weeks, and forgot all about It.
This was twenty three or twenty four
years ago, and Mr.. Ellis Is now a man
thirty-two years OF age. During all this
time he felt no pain from the effects oil
the needle In his body, and In fact was
entirely unconsc Gus Of Its presence
until 1t made its appearance ut the
surface.
On recent Monday morning, while
at his work, he says he felt prickine
sensation in bis tight shoulder. He said
to Mrs. Ellis: ."I believe there IL q pin
sticking in nv shoulder" She looked,
and, as Mr.. Ellis ststes 1t, "the blind
end (point) of this needle was Just pro-
truding through the skin."
The needle, which was easily removed,
II trihe over three quarters of an inch
In length, and from Its shape was broken
off nearest the eye. It Is slightly dis
colored for most of Its length, but at
the broken end 1t Ia as bright as ever
One end being sharp and the other blunt,
the instrument has naturally worked its
way along point foremost through the
body. Although Mr.. Ellis had forgot
ten which foot stepped on the needle, II
was pro ably the right one, and in that
case t worked Its way directly upward.
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Concerning POstmasters.

There are but few men who fill more
responsible positions than do postmas-
terH, hence the necessity they should be
reliable men who will always attend
strictly to business. If we are called
to attend funeral, or to stand by the
bedside of sick or dying friend 1t Is
vastly important we should receive the
summons immediately. 1t also ak g
some difference with those having Im-
portant business matters whether they
receive their mail in one, ten or fifteen
days after it is sent or whether they
never receive it at all. Unless mail Is
delayed or appropriations illegible,
there seems to be no good reason why
1t should not be forthcoming imme-
diately twhen called for. Since there
are SO many reliable men who crave
their positions, it seems unnecessary
the public should longer suffer loss
through the negligence Of postmasters.
e-as r. F. SAMPSON.
Cornwall, Feb. 21, 1881.
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1--WE last week Just mentioned q
little slip In Latin quotation in Rut-
land Herald and Globe editorial,
whereupon the vcry gentlemanly ed
tor remarks - follows:
The Register has made q remarks
BILE blunder even for the bubble and
squeak bullpout that conducts Il at
present. The Herald has quoted no
Latin, good or bad, concerning Fer
nando Wood; It leaves Latin quota.
lions to those who cannot adequately
express themselves in English.
This denial led rs to make little in
vestigation, which shows that, while
the quotation in question appeared in
our copy Of the Herald Of Feb. 10,
and In at least one other taken inl
town, In most of them 1t was missing
tho dilapidated Latin phrase having
been replaced by rather better English.
Evidently the phrase had been discov-
cred In time to stop the Herald press
and make the change in the greater
part Of the edition. This is the
amount Of our "blunder," and the fact
tha. the Latin quotation did appear In
Herald editorial, which fact does not
rest upsn eur assertion alone, seems to
show that the gentlemsnly editor is not
above occasionally perpetrating a
needless falsehood.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-25

The January number Of the British
Quarterly Review contains two bio.
graphical notices. That OF "Lord
Campbell" which 10 very entertaining
and hlled with quotations, tells ola life
not remarkably brilliant but illustra-
i've OF what can be accomplished BY
energy, industry and hrewdness.
Lord Bolingbroke 10 Exile" begins
With hie career after the death Of Oueen
Anne, the portion preceding that time
having been discussed In previous
number. The obi CT Of "California So
oiety" 10 to "bring together q few facts
and considerations for the student of
Sociology" which is doae very inter-
Whether there Ia any sufficient ba-
sho which religious belief can rest, %
and "the legal position Of tho question
between the ritualists and the church
OF England" are ably discussed and ex.
planned under the headings "Belief and
unoelief" and "The Ritnalists aud the
"Endymion" and "a History OF our
Own Times" arc already familiar to
us. The article on the former Ia, how
ever, not 30 much review Of the work
- tribute to the author. Other art-
clos are on "The Protection of British
Birds" "The Employment of Women
In Public Service" In various Europeau
countries, and "Ths Truth about Ire
land" Reprinted BY the Leonard
Street, N. Y.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-25
About those Town Expenses
Mr.. Ed

= NJ s<fstVt
We think IL any OF the tax payers in
this town suppos that the old practice
Of bleeding has been abandoned BY the
medical fraternity they will be convin-
cod Of their error when they read the
Town Report for this year, and perhaps
some of them who live out of sight of
the church steeples will be inclined to
do little tall swearing as they contem-
plate the deep wounds made In the
treasury; and yet we understand that
the .reportrdoes not give the whole
story, as there are several more claims
of O similar character 10 come before
the meeting. The selectmen think
they have settled all the bills for the
Palmer amputation, but Il 10 possible
that the town will DO called upon to
pay for similar operation this spring.
Ifso, we would suggest that no specta-
tor be admitted who charges more than
three dollars Give dollars each were
paid spectators In the Palmer case, J
and that bonds be issued to pay the
whole expense.
The Report throws considerable
light on the old question whether It
pays the town to run the farm. Posi-
Wy oOuiC VI tu6 ltVLuS IOT eXtTh lHOOT
may be chargeable to the new milk
bureau. The whole subject is an Inn
portant one and we would refer 1t to
the Munger street lyceum, as worthy
of the most careful investigation. The
town house seems to be as popular and
nearly as populous as usual. Nearly
all the old boarders remain and O few
new names have been added to the list
Among these we notice that of Prof.
Alexander, who has heretofore had O
strong preference for Cornwall,
The tramps have not been great cx-
pense the past season, owing no doubt
to the new work house, and the barrels
of money distributed by the Demo-
Gratis during the late campaign.
The account rendered by the liquor
agent Is quite satisfactory. 1t will be
remembered that we formerly paid q
large part of the expenses of our poor
by liquor sold to citizens of adjoining
towns, but for the last few years the
agency has barely paid expenses. Sill
it was very apparent that the aforesaid
citizens were using as much rum as
ever, but they did not buy 1t in town.
Our prices were too high. Now, with
the agency moved to within q short
distance of the Creek, we are able to
meet the sharpest competition.
s Respectfully, -.i-r
SLocUs.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-25
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Trees, shrubs and roses should be pro.
tected by putting long straw around the
body and branches. tied well with core,
20 40 TO prevent growth in the month oil
March. or warm weather toward spring
In many parts of this country the cold
weather after q commencement oil
growth. destroys more trees and roses
than colder weather In the earlier part
OF winter. Those who observe the
above directions will be very certain to
keep their trees and shI ubpery alive. and
and It Is only q few minutes WORK
in proportion to the investment, Trees
recently set are not in so much danger
from severe cold weather a. the sudden
changes, and protection until scclimated
Is absolutely necessary.