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FOURTH EDITION
KadS aslslS fsF Te-1Say,

Partly cloudy weather and light snow
In the northern portions, northwest to
southeast winds, rising barometer, and
BY Saturday morning eighty colder wea-
thaF.
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line Inc volumes Of the WEEKLY begir
WIN the number for January for esni
1ear. when no time is mentionad 4
viii De understood that the subscribe,
wishes to commence with The nnmbe
next aiter the receipt OF order,
Tue last eleven annual volupoa. =,
HARPER's WEEKLY, il neat CLOTH binS "a
ing, VIII os sent by mall, postage paid O,
py express, free expense (prSyiIsd IN.
nelsnt does not exceed one dollar ne
VoiaIne), for 81 90 each. Pe
Cloth cases for each voIuyna .,,.
ADle Ior binding will be sent bv mai
postpaid on receipt OF sl.UO each.
oaae ahaemltIances should be made by post-
Shance OF loss W a'ole
NswspGpers are not to copy thts ad,.,ti,.
ICY UlhOut the exIress order or HARpe.
Address HARPER q BROTHERS
'o' New York
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Strengthen your Voice and removo
coughs, Colds and Hoarseness, by taklns
". bulis Cough Syrup. Price rs oenis
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Financial and osznmsrsial.
WFLM1Meron

WELLINGTON. Del, Jan. 4. 1881.
Latest stock quotations furnished by
hsAld q Co., .. n. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, at u
II. 70 day:
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FARM SALE.

j. H. Plersnn has sold his farm of q
acre In Hopewell Borough, Chester
county, Pa, TO Daniel UbiI OF Whining.
ton, for 5000.
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1881.
II arper'S w eekly
ILLUsTRATED.
1881.

This periodical, by It's able and ..ho1
erly discussions Of the questiona OF IN,
DAY. as vel AZ by its siIlustrationa-wn
are prepared by the best artists-baa Al
wrsys rs,yy, Sxeited most powerful and bene
The weight oil its Influence will aI,g.v
De found on the side of morality, snlirhi- :
eminent, aud refinement
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HAkPER's PERIODICALS

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HARPERs' YOUNG PEOPLE, one year, l s
Postage Free 10 all subscribers In the yEni
ted STATES Or Candda. ~ "S O"t
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AWCAA wTOCMb AND BONDS,
0TOOKR
The Uty MaFket.

Tne following were the ruling prices 1,
market this morAing:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
VERMONT.

Mr.. Garfield, II cousin OF the
president is hostlcr at st. Johns
bury hotel.
Mortified has n full hedgcd "vil-
lage improvement society"
john Ryan of Center Rutland, a
deaf mute from childhood, has left fol
Ireland to see if the shrine of Oul
Lady of Knock will cure him.
--Hydepark News: "Why should
the liquor law be violated any more
than the other laws!" Give it up.
The ownership of the Danville
North Star, has changed, the owners
now being Hoyt & Preston.
We hear that the owner Of the
Rutland opera house is negotiating
with the Florences for the opening
night.
1t is alleged Stephen G.. Abbott, a
Baptist minister of Stanford, has dis
appeared on account of criminal inter-
course with young lady member OF
his flock.
Sylvester Green, a farmer OF
Bennington, was gored recently by one
of his pair of Bullocks. and fatally
injured in the abdomen.
Statistics furnished by Capt.
Amasa Tucker, show that there are in
Calais ffty-two persons between seven-
ty and eighty years old, and nineteen
over eighty.
Parties have been going through
this state and New Hampshire selling
Cincinnati buggies and harnesses.
They sell carload a week.
"A Mrs. Main of Salisbury,
recently killed her month-old baby by
giving it Paris green. She is supposed
to have killed an Older child few
years ago by choking it.
The Clam Bake at Prospect Park,
Montpelier, Thursday. was not sue
cess financially.
Tuesday of last week was ozark
day" in Rutland, and the schools had
to be dismissed for the want of light.
Many persons. particularly women,
were really alarmed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

We acknowledge the receipt Of q
complimentary ticket" 10 a rural
equity fair, AZ the SANS Time We
acknowledge tho receipt of an order
for abmt ton dollars woHh of adyer'
Using, which ''please insert" 'and il
cannot fail Of belng interesting ~ your
readers" No you all can see that il
pays to be an edlIori you ollen gel q
''llee ticket" par value TO-" although
they ohen retail ir twenty-five cenls,
aud all We are asked 10 do Is 10 give an
eqaipalem of . big tendollars, Now
We don't want any more Of your Jree
tickets II We want 10 90 10 Niger
show or q county fair II We cauuot
borrow q quarter aud pay our way In,
We will stay n home, lfyou want 10
compliment ~, sand u barrel Of flour,
Clipper,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
Why BRO. Gardner was Late.

The hour for opening the meeting OF
the Lime Kiln Club arrived, and Broth
or Gardner was still absent. Way
down Becbc made an attempt to call to
order. but his voice was unheedcd, and
sort of dcviltry took possession OF
even the most digniied. The Rev.
Pcnstock, usually so sedate and chill
ing, warmed up enough to box hats
with Trustee Pulback. There was a
good deal of scattering, followed by a
silence thick rs pudding, as the old
man walked up the hall and took his
usual seat.
"Doan't expect too much of men,
he said. as he looked around him.
"a man can't be a machine no how
YOU kin fix it. No matter how gray
his locks or terrible his dignity, he will
unbend if you hit him just right. DE
great Cicero used to slide down hill on
de cellar doah arter his grandest
speeches. Diogenes had a look to
freeze Il dog stone dead on hot day.
Brutus was lion in public, but when
he got back to his boardin' house he
was u child delighted to tie de cats
hind legs togedcr and tell de dog to
run her for an apple tree. Cato had
sich frozen look when he walked de
streets dat no beggar dar' accost him,
but in de privacy Of his own home
muffin tickled him SO much as to h'ar
de cook fall down cellar. Nero was II
terrible man. 'cordin' to dc history OF
his public life, and yit as prl-
vate citizen he made kites and walk
ed on stills. | was detained beyond
my usual time by de sudden illness of
Brudder Rackabout Jones, who Ibis
mex doah. Brudder Jones undertook
to eat half peck of plums to keep 'em
from spilin', an shouldn't be bit
surprised if he foun' it to be the big
gest mistake of his life. Let us now
purceed wild de proceedings. "[-De-
troit Free Press.
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GENERAL Ne rs.

n.a.-... .,,,.,.. I;,J,t.I a,,a, a Iar9e
-, Wv a.. ' ,',,,,' ' ee Leland sa,,r.
''"'" ~ WV Wv" ~ ~ '..',,,,,I, -
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'"e ""'N'' r''''p' " Wv ~ o,o ooo
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'a''''s' ~ ''', ,.'''', WV, 80, ,,,a,,
e''e ''s"'y''" ","s' " w., T. '''
"p,''"" w" s""s " WV r'F'" '. ,,..,,-
Tvs p'pp'"'"' "''''y WV es,' 49,. WV
a""", " away '"'' wv Wv '"'g'
-'"'p"f' '''I '', - WV W." y,
SNOW" ,e''"""'''' Wv" eo '''"'P "
'""'"n 'F'"si' 'ss' n pL 'e" ,,l
..,',,.',.I ,o.., ,,,o,yo, La. died in
,'',y'n'." 80 ,.,,.o,.in,, If. G,,o win a
-, 'D,....,.l ,,.i,l . eaton, a.,Lm.
cr r,'
-Nlcolette county, Mlnnu was
visited by q terrible storm recently
Uallslones tho Size Of cocoa nuts fell,
heating corn aud grain into tho ground,
One woman was seriously hurt,
The Milwaukee Sentinel quotes
Greeaback orators IN Wlscon'ln'at five
dollars per night,
-llowgate's case looks worse aud
worse, liz has Jumped his ball aud Il
supposed 10 be IN Canada, Ills pecu'
latlons amount TO nearly half q million
dollars, aud he Is supposed 10 have He'd
with about 100000 In cash. His
bondsmeu are held for 100000
-oDrlck" Pomeroy went TO Colo
RADIO two years ago, worth about three
hundred dollars lilo Il now worth
two hundred thousand dollars, aud 4.
President of tho Atlantic aud Pacific
Tunnel COMPANY, with capital Of
so,on miIllon' of dollor,
A wo.,.ro ma, la, modc n far.
,,,o IL ,o1dlino In. noi.on.
-"W'hcu n man zoe, home fall Of
-, ~ ,..,,. 60, ,.d,ooho
WHISKY Nv ''''' "'' ""'' w" WV" y,
g''S '"'' VI o'V' Nv s'', ""'"' ,''f''
ohd MS w'lp oV"'' "'"'' ""'"
iarrl'o" VI ."'c"s''
"c"' "'o"' ""' P''"''" =
contrast 'r'N'"e W. W " "','' W.,
III Long hronc'' '"' ''n'' ""S Nv INV"
es''y HePPeu 'r"'" h'S '"'''"s' INV
po''o" some papers """' Nv ""'
YET S'ol'd'hs h'Tf" "'''''" !" s''H"
Gus livery dro'e up "h" promptly W.
claimed 10 small ooy sonny pun
dish hcah letter III uo' DON '"'
pys'ahdcs appreciate" '"' "'''''' wv"
ro'rcI' u ,,, a., ,,.,s,,. .I,,,
-homiho'' SPh' MS WIN '""''
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
Skill vs.. ignorance.

As n perfect pharmaceutical prepa-
ration, we are told that Hoods Salsapar-
lila surpasscs any proprietary article upon
the market. Even to our III experienced
eye we sec positive indications of the
truth of the forcs DING. A glance at the
article shows the scrupulous ncainess and
care with which the detail of It's manufac-
turc and putting up mnst be conducted.
These points are Of Importance in any
business, but in the manipulations of
remedies for the relief of human suffering
they become of supreme Importance, and
only such medicines are worthy public
confidence.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
RUTLAND AND WOODSTOCK.

We take this opportunity 10 notify the
travelling public that we have the contract
to carry the mil on Ronte No. 2lSl, be.
ween Rutland and Woodstock, the mex. four
years, beginning tho first day OF July. 1851.
Leave Rut.and daily at $50 p. m. and
arrive ut Woodstock at s p. m.
Leave Woodstock daily ut 7.OOa. M, and
arrived in Rutland by LOOP m.
We also run daily stage between Bridge
water and Woodstock to connect with trains.
Aud VIC further say that We have engaged
l.. 4. Cummings, one OF the most faithful
drivers in Vermont. We shall put good
teams on To the road and shall try TO ma Ike
it pleasant for the people to travel across the
Green Mountains between Rutland and
Woodstock. 1t certainly is the shortest and
cheapest route il you want to save your
money.
Rutland Headquarters at the Berwick
House. where may be found Il stage BOOK for
names and business. Slate at Depot
Woodstock IIeadquart ers at Eagle Hotel.
G. Is. CARPENTER son.
June 2S, 1881. 2O26m3f
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
BIRTHS!

In Belfast, Maine, Aug. 80, daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. ~. w. Gates. Mrs. Il.
was formerly compositor in the AGE
office, and a good one, too. Hope she
has full case of-"small caps.
In Windsor, Sept. 2, Il son to Mr.. and
Mrs Henry W. Stocker. Henry says
there is music in the boy, as he can sound
breves and scmi-breves already.
In Woodstock, Sept. 5, daughter, Nina
j. L., to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry King.
In Woodstock, Sept. Z Il dau glitter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison +. Palmer.
In Boston, Aug. 80, a daughter Mildred
Tr1bou, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner c.
Hawkins.
In Springfield, Sept. I, son to Mr..
and Mrs. George o. jenkins. Aug. 20, a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Button.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

To- The Democratic State Com
mittcc of New York, have called the
democrats Of the state TO meet in Con-
ycnlion ut Albany, Oct, nh. They
did what the Republican State Com
miitcc failed to do, aud that Is, to pass
resolution expressing hearty sympathy
with president Garfield and his family
aud earnest hopes for his restoration
ito health aud to the full exercise OF
the constitutional functions of his
office"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
j. j, DAncoCK, NJ, u,

one of the most .euselesS PROPOSE
ton. ever made I, that because Gen,
Garfield l. sick tho democratic majority
of the senate should elect n republican
presiding officer, Political parties still
exist in this country, and the govern
mcnt itself |. u government through the
chief Of the party that can poll the
largest number Of votes in the country,
Il Is an idle aud vicious -cntimcnIalism
to ask party leaders to surrender the
advantages Of which they are possessed
because the other party would desire to
have all the advantages in It's own
hands. There |. no four that the DEM
ocrats will surrender for sentimental
reasons what they have legally obtain
cd,-[GrOphic, Ind, Rep,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
DEATHS.

In Norwich, Sept 6, Rev. jonathan
Clement, ID. d., aged 81 years.
In Woodstock, Sept. 10, Rev. Lorenzo
B. Pettengill, aged ~ years.
In Woodstock, Sept. ., Edith, daugh-
ter, of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chase, aged
years.
In Sharon, Aug. 20, Clara Day, aged 8
months.
In West Randolph, Aug. 20, Miss Mary
Albin, aged II years.
In Bethel, Sept. 5, Chas. c. Stearns,
aged SO years.
In Springfield, Sept. s, John Chapman,
aged 80 years, o months, and 0 days.
At Old Orchard Beach, Me-, Sept. s.,
Fanny L. Backus, aged 20 years.
In Hartland, Sept. 9th, Miss Lowena
Young, aged Is years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

The symptoms arc moisture, like
pcrspiralion, intense itching, increased
by scratching, very distressing, par
licularly al night, as il pin worms
were crawling in aud about the rec
tum; the griva,c parts arc sometimes
affected; IL allowed 10 continue very
serious results may follow, "DH,
SwAySEs ALL.IlEALING OINTMENT" IL
a pleasant sure cure. Also tor letter,
Itch. Sal, Rhcum, Scnld Head, Fry
sipclas, BARRIERS Itch, Blotches, all
Scaly, Crusty Culanto Gus Eruplions.
Price 80 cents boxes Tor Sl.2j.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt
of price in currency, or three cent
postage stamps, Prepared only by
DR.. Swayne & son, $50 North Sixth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, to whom
letters should be addressed, Sold by
al prominent druggists.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertisers, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease. Consumption,
BY simple remedy, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means oil
cure. To all who desire it he will send
copy of the prescription used Gree OF ,charge)
with the directions for preparing and using
the same which they will find sure Cure for
Cousnmption. Aethma. Bronchitis, &c. =,
Parties wishing the Prescription will
please address, Rev. L. A. Wilson, l9i Penn
st., Willamsburgh. n. Y.
AGENTS WANTED.--Big Pay. Light
AWork. Steady Employment. Sample:
Free. Address Nj. l.. By,n, 40 Nassau Street
NY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta probrtc
DISTRICT OF HARrronp,sss: Court held ut
Woodstock, within and for said District,
on the eighteenth day OF July. "A. d. 1881
Present Hon. John Porter, Judge
George n. Pixies estate, barnard, mtcs.
whereas Paul ID. Dean, administrator, OF
said estate has presented to said Court, ms
petition in writing, setting ionrth the
amount of debts due from the said deceased,
and the expenses Of administration, the
value of the personal estate, and the stu
alton of the real estate, and that the sale OF
n part of said zeal estate is necessary, to pay
said dcb.s, and part cannot be sold without
injury to those interested in the remainder;
and therefore making application to said
Court for license to sell the whole OF said
real estate, and all other real estate OF the
said incstatc, ifany such there be wilhih
the Stale. a.. H..
Thereupon the court appoints the first
Wednesday Seventh 1ay) OF September
NEXT ms time, and the Probate Office in
Woodstock aforesaid as place Of hearing
and deciding on said application and IN order
that notice Of sald APPLICATION be given to all
nersons interested in said estate, the reason
for the same, and the time and place OF
hearing. by publishing three weeks sue
cessiyciy in the Spirit Of the Age. newspa'
pcr printed in woodstock, iii thiS state,
which circulatcs in the neighborhood OF
those Interested, (all which shall be previous
to said time of hearng) copy OF the records
OF this order, that they may appear before
said Court and be heard in the matter OF
said application, il they see cause.
A true record.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

What a grand thing it is to be
charitable. The day before the last
circus performed here, $500 was
raised to relieve the distress of man
and his family of nine other persons,
besides decripid mother-in-law. The
next day, the whole family were enjoy
ing the clowns jokes in reserved seats
at the circus. Twas a touching sight
to see the old lady renew her age,
while the children's hunger was ap-
peased with copious draughts of lemon
ade apologies. --[Whitehall Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
lFpm lhe Ril.iebore ReiermsT,l
ur rTier aud ,ne ssu,h wssas,seh
fssi-Otiice,


KpHOR ~ rus hEFORMER IA article
ia your last weeks paper nrsI called my
attention 10 s0me publications eoneernlng
ne, Ia tbs Woodstock Act, 4 cores
pondenl Of that paper says that ! reeom'
mended the appOlniment OfM, H. wilkins
as postmaster Al aOath WOOdst och, that
I then was written ~ telegraphed 10 ny
some person n Woodstock 10 have the
appointment recalled, which I did, aud
had Mr, Kingsley appointed, and was, ~
tho correspondent affects 10 believe, paid
500 for II,
The aboyp charge is 80 preposlerous, u
seems impOssible that II should gain cre'
deuce with any Intelligent persons hut
some people think that any attack upon
One's character, however baseless, should
be repealed, and I therefore iaka this
opportunity 10 say that the above charge
Is, IN every particular, utterly false audi
that the correspondent may understand
me, Say, that when he makes this
charge, he does II through gross ignor-
ance Of tho facts, Or fIom deliberate
purpose 10 publish q most eowirdly aud
atrOeiOus fAlsehoodi aud his in'lnpallOn
that ever received, or was offered any
thing, for NY influence IN relation TO any
Office, denuunce rs The basesl libel,
The facts IN relation 10 tho poit'olllee
IN question are lhssei W, II, WllkIns
senl ne letter IN which he resigned tho
office, aud recommended the appointment
Of N, l., wilkins, together with petition
for the appointment oflhe latter Direct
~ after this, received petition for the
appointment " II, II, Kingsley, Gnd u
apparent that the people Of South Wood
stock had entered UPON sharp contest
over their post office, Deemlng u my
duty TO apprlsc the Department NJ WASH
inglon Of the vacancy, sent the letter OF
the retiring postmaster 10 Asst fost'
inaster.Gcn, Tyner aud accompanied II
with letter written by myself In which !
Informed HIN that there wer5 two appll'
eantS for tho Office, aud relu ,st5l HIN 10
take no action In the matter until could
examine the papers and make u recon-
mendatlon, was surprised u few days
later 10 receive from HIN notice that
NJ. l., wilkins had been appointed, ]
Immediately wrote G1n. Tyner TO know
what II meant, called his attention TO my
former letter 10 HIN, aud Informed HIN
that papers were still flowing In upon Inc
every day from the two contcstlns par
ties, 10 which hc replied, that the up
polnlmcnt had been made by q mistake At
his office, that h. had recalled u, aud
would await my report In the case !
sent Gen, Tyncr's letter to the friends OF
both applicants aud wrote them letters,
80 that they should know the appoint
lncnt was an accident
When was notified that the evidence
was all IN, ! examined II carefully ANA
made the Recommendation that thought
II demanded, aud Mr., Kingsley was ap'
pointed Some facts havs since appeared
to confirm my Judgment beyond all ques'
tlon.
JAMES NJ. TYLER.
Bratllcboro, Sept, 1881.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

70 Leading aud wcll'known Rcpub'
lieans like Giant, Conkling and Arthur
shaking dice for the public patronage
in the presence of tho Death Angel, rs
caricaturcd by Puck, form u beautiful
illustration Of the moral ideas OF this
day.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

The democratic rank and file are
beginning to speak out on the subject o.
claiming what is justly their own, aud
are prepared to instruct their represent
alivcs rs to their convictions on
the subject. II II democrat can he
elected president pro ten. of the SEN
atc, why elect him, let the consequences
take care of themselves. The party is
tired of this unrcciprocatcd courtesy
and will have no more Of it, Pits
burg Post. Right you are, old
fellow. Thcm's our sentiments to II
dot.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
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know Hop Rilters will bear recon-
mendalion honestly Al who use them
confer upon them highest encomumsr
aud give them credit for making cures
all the proprlelors claim fur mem,
have kept them since they we're first Of
fered 10 The public, They took high rank
from the Grst, aud maintained II, aud arc
more called for than MI others combined,
No long ~ they keep NJ their high rcpu'
tatlon for purity aud usefulness, ! shall
continue 10 recommend them-somelhng
have never before done with any other
patcul medicine,
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