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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-21

'See here, John, is your sweetheart a
factory girl?" eyes, satisfactory"
About the only person that we ever
heard OF that wasn't spoiled by being
ionized, was Jew named Daniel.
lady walking with her husband at the
seaside inquired of him the difference be-
tween expectation and transportation.
'Why, my DEAR" he replied, ''If you were
on board yonder vessel, leaving America,
you would be exported, and 1 should be
transported"
In one Of the Manchester schools on
Monday teacher asked class of small
pupils if any one could tell why Washing
tons birthday was celebrated more than
that of any other man. A boy raised his
hand instantly, whereupon the teacher
asked him to give his reason. because
he was the first man who ever cut down
a cherry tree ~ was the earnest and brave
response that caused even the teacher to
smile.
A gentleman had five daughters, the
first of whom married man by the name
Of Poor, the second a Mr.. Little, the third
a Mr.. Short, the fourth Mr.. Brown, the
fifth Mr.. HOgg. At the wedding of the
latter her sisters with their husbands
were there, and the old gentleman said to
his guests, ''I have taken pains to educate
my daughters that they might act well
their part in life and do honor to nv fam
lily. l find that all my pains, care and
expectations have turned out nothing but
Poor, Little, Short, Brown, Hogg."
| In the legislature of Ohio, some years
ago, there was warm dispute whether a
certain proposed railroad should COM
mence at given point down or at a GER
tain other up the river. 'Who ever
heard, said down-theriver advocate,
| ''of beginning anything at the top? Who
| ever heard of building chimney from the
| top downward? Who ever saw a house
begun at the top?" Up jumped a Dutch
member from at up-the-river county.
''Mr. Brezident, de jentlemans zay dat
dees beeznes ees all Won hoomboog, pc
cause wee wants to pegeen our railroat
NIT de top ov de Shtate, und he make some
seely combarisons apout de houze und dc
schimney. veel also ask de ientlemans
Won questions. Zen hees bart ov de
Shtate, ven dey pegins to built Won veil
do dey pegins NIT de bottom ov de veil
or do dey pegins nit de top ov de veil,
Veel de jentlemans bleese answer me da
leetle Won question:" The laughter whicl
eXplosively followed this Teutonic rotor
showed who, in the opinion of the legisla
tors, had the better of the argument.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-21

There are none so deaf as these who
won't hear. Father said young
reprobate, pitching his voice SO the old
gentleman would be sure to hear. 'let
me have one hundred dollars o. "Eh 2"
said the parent. inclining his ear. Let
me have two hundred dollars ? Il
heard you quite distinctly the first time,
my son. quite distinctly
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-21
Orleans County @onitur,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
GEO. H. BLAKE,
BARTON,VT.

TERMs.-Strictly in adUance, $I.5O per annum. If
OF paid in advance, $500 year. Subscribers living
outside of Orleans County must remit 10 cents
for postage. For convenience in remittng, we will
give credit for year and four months for $780,
ubscrbers in the county, and year and three for
S2.00 to subscribers without the ounty, when sent
ftrictLy in ddUdnce.
RATES OF ADVERTISING madeknOwn application. =.
Remit by P. o. Money Order, Registered Letter, or
Draft. Watch the label on your paper and notice
when your subscription expires and see that your
payments are kept in advance. When money is sent
us we shall give you the credit on the label at
the label is not advanced within two weeks notify
b s by postalc card.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-21
WEST GLOVER

FAILING HEALTH CAUSES THE sUBsCRI-
BIER TO OFFER THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
'FoR SALE:
STORE. DWELLING House AND BARN
ATTACHED.
ONE good DWELLING HOUSE AND
BARN ATTACHED.
ALSO ONE FARM OF 100 ACRES, ONE
mile FROM SAID WEST GLOVER.
For A MORE FULL DESCRIPTION CALL
AND EXAMINE THE PREMISES OR ADDRESS
tTHE SUBSCRIBER.
A LIBERAL AMOUNT OF THE PURCHASE
MONEY CAN LAY ON MORTGAGE IF DESIRED.
GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER UNTIL
STORE IS SOLD. =
e. O. RANDALL.
DEC. 27, 1880.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-21
Hair Work /!

Switches Curls. Puffs and Frizzes made to orderin
p neat and workmanlike manner. Also, Gents
Guard Chains and variety OF Hair Flowers single
pr formed In wreath. Give me a call All orders
by mail promptly attended to-
MRS. J N. SMITH Park ST.. Barton, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-21

- Watches. Stem wnders s35o White metal Hunting Case
80 Imitation gold So Solid gOld$l2 Cheapest and best
for your own speculative purposes Valuable cat
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-21

The convicts in Sing Sing Prison
under its present management earn
their own living and earn for the State
from $4,000 to $4,000 month. In
stead of working in stone quarries and
making lime and getting out material
for housebuilding, they work in shops
on the prison premises. The manufac-
turing Of stoves aud shoes and the laun-
drying of shirts for the trade are the
industries from which the State derives
profit.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-21

te6a week in your own town. Terms and S. outfit
POOfree Address 3. Eallatt Co.. Portland. Maine.
, 1881-05-16

cow was dead. having shown the first sy.mp.'
toms nit. Annt1er poor man fnnnh pOtt1
his cnwA dead md Rt}tf IN the morning, hnv.
lux MIXED them in usual health the evening
l,nfutr.
I'ost-porten, examinations show the winle
Interior 1T thu body tlecnmroscd ut nr In.
n,ediate1y after fl,nth.. Age, c0l0r, or nre-
yiNils condition of tlesl seem w be lminn-
tcrtaI. II was thought at tlrst that cows run
ming IN the bottom had access to Bonle river
deposit Of tlle Rroat Hood coyee.nR IL hmn. PIP.
staIi.kcpt contradict t1,ls.. A!'nnt sixty head
tlkpti yesterday in Council Bluffs. Quo man
III Nebraska has lost oycF sixty head.
Ainny gentlemen have suddenly adopted
tha habft 0f drinking their cniEca without
erca.n: MOI that they ore afralt1 ot t,I tmllkG T..
flavor or clear coffee. l}eefstenk has n
doubtful nppcara,lce, and It w.'uld be a, re-
lief tn know Dtle was eating 0IB0lnarRafI,le,
Sntne fastttlinls perstns arc not satisfied
with &llu assurance that p!itri!t flesh may 20
taken Into the stomach With !mpnNity. Even
tie sxp.IIencc oi dn9s, lndtans, en-! eoyot;cs
inR.. 50 crotctIety and iiotlonR' are inanktnd
All Ut us In this cotlntry learned to milk at
a very tender age, And now our occupation Is
gone. II tie disease proves to be contagious,
we shall be obliged t0 move ~ Kansas aild
GnibArk y politics. The cow.plague, the ,
the farlners' prospects pretty blue. As etI
writing In n car, | see Il tilrce-corncretl field
in which corn grew last year. II Is probably
twenty-five acres In extent. The southern
cUrner ls q high +" hcnc1i." Every curnstalk X
IN TINT 'ieltl Il. piled ap on about two ncres ~
they arc completely. covercth The owner Of
tl,at field llcetl not brenk or rake his nta!ks
aid !te cart burn them for nlonth, II II
should turn dry. ALIqu1s.
, 1881-05-16

Results OF mn Omcinl Inquiry Set On
Foot by the Department Of btatc-
M'o.aesn h.oE ~ ~
1se tho Most Wholesome OF Any a't
-. ..,. ..,. -, A..
>, LII VIZ" ol tno RECENT Act'o.' 'ahe" W ]io
French AMI ott1nr Eur0peail Governments In
rpvar,1 In A,nnrtcnn nnrr aa wall as tn ha
able to correct by positive and personal evil
ases the exaggerated aepo1ts shonre which Ee
pnu,!s'sst. @ ~. Hutope eo"eIs ,"aa
and trlel,ll'e nt1oilR American swine, Secfe-
tary Blaine sent tho Chief Ut the Bureau Of
STATISTICS OF tne department ol S1aee 20
Chicago and Cincinnati 10 investigate tne
,,".l.;r.. T.. 49, 1vass T., a., n,
paek'ns III INC Nes@ III Az 10
IL nrcordoucn u,itl, the Secretarv'. inatr,,c-
t1ons, tals senlleman vls..ea feptesenlalave
utnck.voria r,nher,nu establishments hpoItl,
nt'ca. a tap,nardine ",,ts. n,,a ,ss m",x
oi',ceg anu 1oFwafulhR ee aken's s,,1 'a a. ms now
..n, ,..,,,t,"'.,.., e ~ ~. t...a-t,,t ,a oro,,
sste!5 puo.asueu W tno Dcp"' .he"t loi e'.tu
ut IN th,s rc1u,rt nrn az follow.
rh,t t,,o s,v,ro ~ Amnrna ore NJ tha bcst
ma ,,,sst ~ r,s M, y" fed nd fst,nnot fnr
nafxot on Gnrh. m LIZ noa nnavco tnat s~9ho
hee tMes n,, lsa ~ any otnGT HSm z; r,,,,
esrg The usaihs o. american hogs from hog
o1o'GrM Gs IT. ~ Hross ~ si,,;,, A,n.-.
can swiac @ fru,1 Iisease Is nc ersaiSr taan ino
M st,nslss =. .,,an.sns "Ao"~ 0s''p'"A o"'ao
lsv" S,n, Sa1t nnrjam hoo, ubtch h,yn ,,oa m
may die ot eho!era Or trein e any cause whatever
GIN uasG pa ~ ~ ~ .,,n, nni,nois ~
espe 70 ~ % n G ny
sMctjn,l II, whlci, ioas destincd for KillnT and
curn1 nrc sun5eot; thas; 4veh u u %eso pos'ne s
, 1881-05-16
:IuulAEENT8.

SUPERIOR C0unT-CUNYsas1oNs-J. W. Hutt
", Tbo,pns 1teurtion and Thaddeus EboFhardt,
so4.-E. A. Tsask ". Ellen and Thomas C.
Evans, $50, and Judgment fur fosciblo .istainsr
0r NJ. ID Nixon stcoct.-M. E. Iobn.on IS. y. u.
xel4llf. ft1, aud tudNngut for foru!ble uetatnor
nt No. ~ Wvat CutlK1tss strect.
CllEutT T-C0RfEAAlt,Ns.-A.8 8.Trldo W..
Henry Z. Lawrence and Nnrrls 7. Aartlh.. tl7.-
3lU w. t8.-bamc W. Same, 81 esQ. .76.-S. ], leax-
iug -. Sumo, *s,e:sd.-C. y. Auah ", eauc, S.
Vth+4A
Ju1Ms ltodERa-W!lliam FasohinR ~. Max
Hulnur, $1t-Chnr!es Wetalor ", John IL. 1Ipw-
TT, %l40-Tranxatt Paber vs.. William Psltchett,
Cd.
juDaH MoRAN,-First National 1ank OF Mar
qusketa ". Albert A3pCur1y aud Peter II. Nov-
8FfdKe $EN.lH.
, 1881-05-16
Another ca f,dtdnta

ny large ma1or,ty tho people Of tho Omitted
W rc,nody for ull tho diseases OF tho kdneys
and liver: soulp, huweveF, hAve dlsllked tho
irO.ible of preparing 1t from the dry form. For
such new canaidato nppenrs In the shRpo Kid.
nuy. Wort in liquid form. 1tts very concentrated.
IL easily takcn. aud Ia equally cc0nt a. Tho dry.
Try It,-LUu{suiitc Ptkst
, 1881-05-16

Of n Suspicion resting in tho minis Of the mt
jnrIty tf tho t,tnI1tlge thMt hts evidence might
shbw that tho HrHfH Department IT. EhIcugn
was, un'ler It's management therr, mGdn IN sub
Il. X, HUHYKH.
". K. MtntnY.
, 1881-05-16
ITEMS,

A discharge froul bankruptcy was Issued
Saturday to Fornan ". 1iuEtfN.
Judge jameson Saturday granted 4 decrco
OF 1tyNrca to Emmett Deilslnore from Etlzn-
beth Du,su,ore 0n tho ground OF dcsurtlon.
, 1881-05-16

ct,,siyety enjoyed for n period Of llyo or six
months. Tlle Catntultteu say they lave rea-
son to believe tint H. many other tasts In
0r. ahanle!tel the sat,ls suite 1T uiEairs l'As
existed. twltt,atnsullnx the Termination nf
tho enrres1nnlense ~, the Mcintosh case'
tho C0ntnlsH1ot, lid mt visit Macou!o or at-
should be- ". abruptly roppcsl. But the Com
lsltee say they hayo been u,tnl'lC t0 prt'c,lra
nny evidence 10 show tint tic C0fhtilsslnM
Mcintosh MID the. Company. Tn the con-
cd!gy.
po ' rsf0fs 81 a1gS sst Fs'fh e 'c Gt p sG
tuntl, fOr extortlon IN iassenycr AMI freight
rites. and ar unjust tilscrlMlhatlon between
towns. THO commissioners demanded,
senEer ,tnrIfr tn correspond with tho lGKa!
cl,lpd Il. The et.so Ut I'm i. paimer, of Omar.
s s nc S waY 3ss test 81 f"1 H. f"s ,!. ~
to. bo duu complainant by lilo Coin-
mlssion under penalty e Of ,,o,iat; sat;;
suventy-iive specific complaints, the money
| llns not yet been refunded, il0 reduction Ut
frclRkls Inns followed, atld ito SUIT l!ns betli
commenced, for tho rpaKo'l. ns tic Gn,nl,,ls-
HiOllers Insist, that no term Ut tho Court llhS
.;Tl!e report rrfcrs briefly to tho ense Of A.
| J. Strceter vt nj. vs.. the Chicago, Burlington
| l. Quincy Najyuau. finding tllat tie road Ind
! httil f0r snvurul ypnfa Oyurc|,Rrxtng In
| frnivht rotr4 M atnes frn,n nniuts III Mercer
Et,tt, t"'G ~ no H. ftnr rsisiarai,ia t,r.
1uumtf ~ IhtG1Mhu: 1h a.a.". i,. - .%fi, w.
1 GespntNeHec Lto tuutpaHy hN4c H. hnkHt t ~
! unCtl0h Ill rnte3, DsIL utN nDL pFnls uleH'
| to tic schedule fatt, WHICH ALT. otrceler
| claimed was
| uNHEAsONADr.E AND Ex0nDTTAST.
fnnsnl,cll rs It had not been changed since
1874. when It wns first established by the
| i.n,n,nissInu ArrnrtII,,r IN StrM!trr'a tust{.
t,,st i.af.r., ,1,a f',ntt tts ,.1rI"Ix or fi,c
uS Ss, putu1 ,,, u ~ Ill farn, MI ,,rnmsni
Ioau Hisl.tu MD ~ n's 'M.aa, W. ', ~.
70 give t|lllt. perst'ully, npeclnt 1enatts Uii
stock alllpfilHrtS, rs were given 70 other lnfEe
shippers. lie refused 10 Mrcept tllls htsu uc-
ulaipIpu reduction fur the public GENERALLY
| ri Sl0 Der car or SaW ppr chr bclDW tho
l,nn,Intssln,,prss rnti.s. Tho COtnt,;lt,y cUt,-
crticti n, ~ thts r,Ti,ctfoII ntI lowered Its
ret"a r,1,,.: ou ii tt,ua ,,,amtn,r tnr,,,nr
| TRIES NEc1flIluHIit UEakWES IlHhtln lAltiiol
, 1881-05-16
ffaS7-flFF CLOTHING,

A LII LADIES AND WHO
~ M;sn Y ,9i INSTALL elotnins s1!rStsi Snd hsa'
81 StAtu.si guarantee to pKy per Cunt sudfs tu4n
any uth0f dcalut In the cyi Mast hnsa tho gon1s
because our sale Is lArIV1 Wkul1d RbaulMkvlt A11o
yards carpets and ~ osSst,ats. tot wltsh III ~
ivHisa d. ItunambDs thu nun.09r-5X htAt1-sL
, 1881-05-16

EOK SALE-OR NENr-AT AUSTIN,
ls .oS. ~ fren @ dep m; 'ce.s cot.sxs hSnss e. ~
aud shtubhury xsrien. Istice E.1M Il cash ba'aneo
n Dor cont; vii! rcnt to destAole party iof
occupied bY Ep!scopsL eleEsyn,hn nf Ans1in; Fur
further particulars Inquire u IL W. AUSTIN, III
1AkG-Ht
TOR BALE-GLENCOE-L ON THE
Z shore of Lake Mlrhxan. ~ feot abSra lake. ht
S!Vu each, on q monthly paYmentsi rood .eh99ls
auy day. IRA BROWN, III Ia Hs1Ie.at. ttoutH I.
TOR SALE-Sl00 WILL BUY a BEAU
t.fal iot %ns b!osk fra, the ts =, 9;sKsaxs
eHt property IN unrkett shown fro0i nbstrAct tree.
1RA Known, III IL b2ll0-et. Nuoh
EsOK SAI4E-CI1OICE BUSINESS AND
EsadSmss !Sts sGnt5s1y 1Seaea nsnr pa1l.n9
n9Ar lullMnn sl,ecialt{. Apply n !AMEs. IL. VAN
FLlHSlNGEN Atu. h06M. 81, IN lDcaTborn-at,
, 1881-05-16
TO EXCHANGE.

FI1O ClIANuE-.lN ELEGANT HOME
l md Il J.uuru ylHuYatd In MrhIann with u xtlud
iuFm In In1iaIa tu exrhanko fnr ch!!tvo Er1paEty "
Il vlS.atll hunlu In Wxukcaan 10 exchange tuR
it1 acra turn Ii Kan1as tmp1oyad. Will e1chaaas
fur vacant lot Ia elIy, ur ko1l lvt f1u CASA,
" uy tiBttEflN i liW10liT,
Garner Nuk4lnxtDh aud 1lAtstel stA
, 1881-05-16
IIOfLSEIFOLlJ GOODS,


Umpire PAltL0k BEDSrEAD CO., asl
III nud WSi VI eat sL-Now sussl rnK spring
buck u exrputs, furhtsurs. and h0usvhpt4 Nnoda.
1st!iK y lowest pFiesS sos essa os oa 'hs@n1snlA
, 1881-05-16


Tho undersigned beg leave to submit tho FOL-
loxing " n,lno.lsy rep9rt; l., ~. n,,or,., w.
ssiaIiy to inyrstiruto Iie urain l1eMrttncnt nj
ChtcaRu. To what vxtunt tho C1slnttep per"
6asnSa r. @ ssn 91 y 'v1 e o4
iArxo portion 0f tho Conltnitteus tilnu wis or.
haustca In reading tne ftfty.slx cuscs submitted
tdsn fecbe effort wns H,AdG ut Investigation
by sen1!nY fur witnesses III Few casGs. " ra-
to r the nasyM n ESpS,t won't to ,aov
TINT Ao duclued tho CoMmlssun
4 KISn or cLUN
with which to fnrc0 tho rullroad to give htm TO-
bates aud dr.wlmeks. shorcby favurlnR bun VI
accomplished that, he was anxlnua u hass tue
Wh0iu inatter snpprt.Sod anu ~ lossess r.
Sa "stton g Ell Il ho t sao
alo,iura, III this oaso hut belIove 1t to but tho
nu,y s;,ad which bas fat!ad t. T. eo1.ply ,os. w,th
auIon @ % q GT. MSlnt.sh, EyliuviaE i
e hsys sRrans enttrely f,o ss!sn ,txGs NJ III;
culties un,lHr whlch the 1ioasI necessarily act IN
doni!nv With such shippers as Mr.. Mclntoah,
isu arc satlsicd that vrIlplu'nts were not .nudH
IN Rood fuil,a. fur tho purposs ot enf0rc!nR tho
law in TIM tntaress Of tho people, but to further
Mr Htrrster, tn bis testimony, most emphatlo.
alIy stated thAt, being falnIIar With the ltairuad
SSa ,Sa, b. uI bceved that 10 aore "r }rther ass
were neeessasy l.'t that. r. psopsrly snioros. r
ALL THE PROTECTION NEEDED.
Cnmtux froIn alr. stseatcr, II farmer aud can-
dhiate fur uover1!or ut ths last c!ectioI,, tue
statement 10 GtrtaiIiy tignlncant. Your E0G.
b. strictly enforced II 4 IL Q bad law, t viii
husten ars Iepeai ur AZ ann'eMut'nens, ~ u K;1 la",
nj <tt 43&irD further to KAY ft1t Inc
, 1881-05-16

T,OR SALE-4o ACRES SOUTH OF
II city, close to depot k1J per nero. HENRY
WAisi4Eilt ILL. III DCnfDUEn.nt.
, 1881-05-16

EsOR SALE-RECEIVER'S SALE OF 10
bo!ng t'q south u t,Y ws.t y s.io acfss e tl,e
Pursuant Is ar 1rief of tbs Circuit Court st Cook
County. entered 9n the Jul! daI Ut SoyunbsI. lA In
Saving. institution y NJ .hsl. on rassdAy she 9Th
Iii Ia saiie.at, ChicsEo, soil tbs sto3c.dsscfiGed
premises for tho sum of su 0ne-haii cah, md bal-
Or bDfofD two years, with intgreat at 1'Gr
cent per annun, pa{aols setn!.annustlJ. unlcss \
higher and better BID then received Ia WHICH cAsu
the highg1t AID bost bid Will bp accepted
LGCtGs II. OTIS,
Neceyor Of the State HavlhRs Institution.
Ma IA fxa1
, 1881-05-16

ITO RENTAL LARGE FLOOR, WITH OR
l. without Bteaas powarj ALAG su1Alt rUn!n. good,
l0ht steam eisvatur, etc. PlTKIS 4 CliUvEit lJ
Cllrk-st-. In rear.
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GARDINER,

Saturday evening, delegation of abou
twenty-five from Warren Division S. of T.,
made visit to Soldiers Division S. of T. in
Chelsea. At the close of the meeting a so.
cial time was participated in, and re.
Treatments were served without charge. All
report first rate time. These two divisions
are among the most prosperous in the State.
and the most friendly relations have existed
between them.
Jewett has commenced piling logs for win
ter use. A donkey engine is employed in
the work
The funeral of Mrs K. A. Sager took
place at the house Monday P. NJ. at 100
O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Hutchins oficiated Mrs.
Sager died last Saturday, after severe ILL.,
ness of several months. She was very es-
timable lady, and her decease will be greatly
deplored
The city government met according to ad-
Jonrnment Monday evening, but adjourned
for want of quorum to the first Monday in
September.
The new Bowman block is rapidly nearing
completion. Viewing the building from the
front it has the appearance of being three
stories high, but this delusion is owing 20 the
fact that there is false front at the third
story height to make il correspond with the
adjoining buildings. A new vault has been
built and attracts considerable attention from
its great strength.
The work of making an excavation for the
foundation of the projected library building
is being rapidly pushed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-03

We do not often make any editorial mention
of the proprietary medicines advertised in
our columns, but we believe it to be a duty
we owe to our readers to call their attention
to the advertisement of DIR. j. c. Ayers Ague
Cure which appears in this issue of our paper
We know from sad experience that nothing
is more disheartening than the insidious ap-
proaches and periodical attacks of malarial
and miasmatic disorders. The remedy pre-
pared by DIR. Aver & Co. has been in use
many years, and has proved a positive
antidote for disorders of this nature. 1t is,
withal. a safe and harmless one to take, being
composed entirely of vegetable ingredients,
without either quinine or minerals. unlike
other so-called Ague Cures, and consequently
incapable of producing the deplorable effects
which follow the use of these drugs Our
Western people owe debt of gratitude to
DR.. Aver for the production of this valuable
medicine. Its timely use will save much
suffering, and we recommend it with the
greatest confidence in its ability to do all
that is promised for it.-Atkins, Ark., Ners.
aug2+d&w1w
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RESCUED FROM DEATH,

William j. Coughln of Somervile, Mass.
says In the fall of 1876 was taken with
bleeding of the lungs followed bv severe
cough, lost my appetite and flesh, and was
confined to my bed. In 1877 was admitted
to the Hospital. The doctors said | had a
hole in my left lung as big as a half dollar.
At one time report went around that was
dead gave up hope. but friend told me
of DIR. William Halls Balsam for the lungs
l got bottle, when to my surprise, | COM
menced to feel better than for three years
past.
81 write this hoping every one afflicted
with diseased lungs will take DIR. William
Halls Balsam and be convinced that Con-
sumption Can be Cured. l can positively
say it has done more good than all the other
medicines have taken since my sickness.
marl4-tMtf
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Supreme Judicial Court.

Lar Term Uestern District, 1881.
The full Court adjourned finally after announcing
the following decisions
ANDRoSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Charles H. Graves. appellant, VS.. Frank ki!gore
Exceptions overruled.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
John Given vs.. Amherst whitmore. Exceptions
oyerruled
bard. Exceptions overruled.
Western Lewis ct ais. VS.. F. Latner and F. o.
Bailey ct ais. trustees. Trustees discharged;
Charles Hammond vs. William NJ. Reynolds ano
wife Exceptions overruled.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
State VS.. Timothy W. Kurdish. Defendant dis
charged.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Inhabitants of West Gardiner VS.. inhabitants OF
Manchester. Judgment for plaintiffs.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Melville A. Allen VS.. VIM. G. Morse ct al. Excep-
,ions overruled.
YORK COUNTY.
John Linscott vs. Noah Weeks and others. Judg
merit for plaintiff for $50 damages and costs as
Chas. W. snow vs. Albert P. Gould and another.
Exceptions overrued.
Under the law of last winter relating to equity the
following Masters in Chancery were appointed for
the several counties comprising the Western law
district:
Androscoggin-Franklin NJ. Drew, George e.
Wing John A. Morrill,, Asa L. Moore. A. X: Savage
Cumberland-Edward NJ. Rand. Daniel W Fes
sender, Edward r Payson, Geo. +. Bird Ardoh '"
Coombs. g., G., MINT;
H. Stubs. Elias Field.
Oxfo rd--Dayid Hastings. Geo. A. wilson
George D. Bisbee, Alfred 5. kimball
York-Hampden Fairfield, John n. Goodwin
Amos l.. Allen. Nathaniel HOODS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-03

Sarah F. Written, who has been arrested
ior the murder of her child by drowning 1t IN
aousam river, says she became mother
s0me i've weeks ago. and was at the time
boarding with family named Stevens, on
commercial street, 1.-THE directory gives no
stevens living there.) When the infant was
.oout three weeks old Miss Written went to
Aennebunk with it and there met the father
VII BY previous arrangement. The result
tneir conference was a decision to kill the
sH'id; this she was advised to do by Day. 1t
"" decided to use chloroform which Day
rocured at drug store in the village. At
a'sn'iail the woman took the babe and gave
.."e chloroform. The child being dead she
"'ew 1t into the river. She denies any knowl-
wye u It's tongue being cut. After disposing
'ne infant she returned to the village and
ufned the next morning to Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-03
,,..n.-s, Mothers!: Mothers

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken OF
rour rest bv sick child suffering and crying
With the excruciating pain of cutting teeth teeth
If so. go at once and get bottle OF Mh 80;
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING 81 kuf; II wiz
relieve the poor little sufferer immedia.elyI
depend upon it; there is no mistake aoou. ~.
There is not mother on earth VINO mas eve: !.
used it, who will not tell you al once ma .,a :,
will regulate the bowels, ana give Ies' =. ob 1H
mother and relief and health 10 .i,e ~ 20
operating like magic 1t is perlec ny S+ taste
ond Is the prescription of one of the oldest
and hest female physicians and nurses in the
Tinted States. Sold everywhere. 70 cents
a hottie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-03

Michael Clancy, who resides on Crescent
street. recently had surgical operation per
formed upon his right hand, at Lewiston. lie
has been troubled for about two years Win
disease located in the thumb bone, which has
NAMED him almost necessarily. About two
weeks ago he went to Lewiston to be operated
upon by DIR. Donovan, who removed the
thumb. During the operation and since MIR.
Clancy has been free from pain. He feels
very grateful for the kindness and generosity
shown him by DIR. Donovan