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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-04

From our regular correspondent.

BOISE CFrr, Idaho, Jan. /, 1881.
Ed. WORLD: There has been SO lit
tie doing the past week in the way Of
Legislation that it is hard to make
up communication that will be in
teresting. For the present we will
leave the hall and go out into our
city aud speak Of things as we find
them. The reception on Thursday
evening last BY Governor Neil, and
his estimabIe lady, was q very pleas
ant and enjoyable affair, and will ev-
er be remembered as one of the pleas
ant evenings spent at the capital.
The Teachers Institute, which has
been in session the past week, closed
to-day. 1t was well attended, and
created quite an interest. The exer-
cises were indeed interesting, partic-
ularly those of last Tuesday evening
the discussion of woman's rights.
The principal speakers were Prof.
Gifin, Messrs. Henderson, McKean
and CasweIl, and Misses Julia Hem
derson and Emma Garrett. The la
dies won, of course, as they always
do.
Mrs. Packard's bill came to a sud
den death. 1t was indefinitely post
poned, and all debate cut off, much to
the dissatisfaction of many members,
who had fine speeches prepared. and
to the lady herself, who was to
have the closing argument. She
however lectured on the following
evening in the Methodist Church, and
| told her tale of woe to quite an audi
ence.
There was quite spirited debate
lin the House on Thursday over u,
r. No. 4, introduced in the Council
Iby Mr.. johnson Of Ada. The resolu-
ton provides for the payment out O
| the Territorial Treasury to our Sn'
preme Judges one thousand dollars !
piece per year. Mr.. Brumback anc
Mr. Galloway took strong grounds
against it, while Mr.. Gray and Mr.
lOnderdonk took equally strong
grounds IN its favor. The resolution
will doubtless be tabled, and we ,hins
justly; too.
His Excellency, the Governor, sen
Ito tile. House yesterday his veto mes
sage on the bill establishing the bonn
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ker Old kIS i ! n,;st.ko tn
individ i nsIaS|| III baya d;.a I'M IN,
not in aIe6tty his Il tbe Girl a.
tie "a nss "a Isl his death, though
We. hav& ond6f1s a TILT he Wa dnn-
gerousl sioh 1of long since III Port
land. He II NsI known throughout
Oregon and <ho Baker City
Democrats.
EYES Poi. Tics III lost Ill "a. u
i weather prophdt The AT dav af
1850, is propbesied. would be The
boss day III fle psst 1000 wears for
cold; bnt the year just passed didn't
exhibited ffigid end moi By good
many deeress Tho Slst here
madest ~ llnls give ii and hus-
tie of the form Of liquid under its
warm Afluence. Such day would be
no disgface 70 baImy April. Try
again, Mr. Ece. You can't help
but dc better next time.
Rev. HArxs starts across the Basin
tomorrow on his monthly round d
appointments. and viii lecture ou
Temperance II Q,iartzburg on Wedpcs.
lday evening. Jan. 5th. and at Placer.
vile an Thursday evening. the 9Th
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relation shall Be known Is Effective
Card Members TIE holder Of such
. card shall be entitled to The rights
|of visitor in Subordinate Lodges
only, and to receive from The W. G..
4. the quarterly password. Such
members residing in any locality
where Subordinate Lodge exists;
shall apply for membership therein
within three months after the first date
|of residence, and upon failure to COM
|ply with this provision, shall forfeit
their rights as members. An Effec-
tive Gard Member residing 10 any
community where 4 IodgeexistA shall
be considered Is within The hrisdic-
ltion Of such lodge, and such lodge
shall have full power to try such mem
bers for any ofense against the order,
the same as though in regular mem
bership il said lodge. Certificates Of
Effective Card Membership shall con-
tain the full text Of this article il the
body thereof, and shall be renewed
annually. Members Of Subordinate
Lodges removing to Localities where
lodges do not exist, shall. upon s pro-
Il y
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BoRS.-In this city, on the Goth
ult-, to the wife of lack Orr. daugh-
ter.
Sank Owens is not dead, the East
Oregonian says, but is in St. Mary's
hospital at Walla Walla, and conva-
lescing.
The lecture Of Prof. Butler at the
Institute yesterday morning was a
fine effort. The subject, "Elocution.'
was handled in mastery style,
There are several loaded freight
teams anchored on the Kelton road
awaiting an improvement in the con-
dition of the road to come in.
Or. Mckay left for Falk's store
Payette valley, this morning, to at
tend Ole Haversen, one Of whose legs
was accidentally broken day before
yesterday.
Two parcels OF Rising Sun ore de-
posted at the q S. assay Office las
week gave the following results
White quartz, $2O.67 gold, $s46s sill
yer; total, $24.O3: Sulphurets
$24s.O6 gold. $ll.2o silver; toia
$259.26. The ledge has developed in
to the latter class Of rock. is four feet
wide, and easily taken out.
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AT the last session of the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge of Good Tem-
plars, held in New York City last
May, the following amendment to the
Grand Lodge BYLAWS was adopted:
members of a Subordinate Lodge
which snrrenders or forfeits its char
ter, or who may remove to a locality
where no Subordinate Lodge exists,
may retain their membership in the
Order, and all honors previously ac-
quired, by paying to the Grand
Lodge the sum of two dollars per
annun for brethren, and one dollar
per annum for sisters, upon which a
card shall issue to them, signed by
the 6. w. S.; aud all men bers in this
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A MIcHIeAN boy ate bar Of soap
on wager and then drank lot Of
soda to take the taste out of his mouth,
and the way he spouted suds and soap
bubbles for the next hour baffled the
skill Of fourteen doctors, who madly
performed about him, not having been
informed Of the cause Of the lads snf-
fering. They are all at loggerheads
now about what to call the case.
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Consolidated Notice of Final Free
Emption Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CRY,
Idaho Teri, Nov. a2d, 1880.


NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
In ing named settlers have filed notice of
their intention TO make final proof in sup
port of their claims and secure final entry
thereof and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver at their
office in Boise City, Idaho Territory, on
Monday, the Goth day of December, 1880,
viz: Philip Rant, OF Placeryille Post
Office, Boise County, Idaho Territory, Pre-
emption Declaratory Statement No. 2192
for the SWl{ of SWl4 Sec 26 and SCI of
SW4 and S11s of Sci Sec ~ TIP N X,
4 a E and he names the following witness
es to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said tract, viz: Michael
Leary and Patrick Golden, of Placerville
postoffice, Boise county, Idaho Territory.
Alex. Danskin, of Boise City postoffice,
Ada county, Idaho Territory, and John
NJ. Dansk in, of Idaho City postofficee,.
Noise county, Idaho Territory.
Walter f. Hiatt of Placerville postoflice-
Boise county, Idaho Territory, Pre-emp,
ton Declaratory Statement No 21S5 for
the SWL of NMll Sec. 26 and SCI
|NWl1 and 81 of MEL Sec. 81 in TIP IN
IRA E ard lie names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said tract, viz;
Michael Leary and Patrick Golden, Of
PIacerville postoffice, Boise county, Idaho
Territory, Alex. Danskin, of Boise Cit
postofflce, Ada county, Idaho Territory.
and John NJ. Danskin, Of Idaho City post
Office, Boise county, Idaho Territory.
JOHN b. MILLER,
Register
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A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Tee tn
Are easily obtained by cleansing your
teeth daily with that justly popular denti-
frice, SOZODONT. Composed Of rare
antiseptic herbs, it imparts whiteness to
the teeth, delicious aroma to the breath,
and preserves intact, from youth to old
age, the teeth. Acidity of the stomach
will destroy the strongest teeth unless its
effects are counteracted with SOZODONT
and this pure toothwash protects the
dental surfaces by removing every i'm
purity that adheres to them. Ask your
druggist for SOZODONT. [Dec. nth
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LIST on LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Idaho City
Boise Co., I. T., on the 4th day of Jan.
which, if not called for within thirty
days, viii be sent to the dead letter office.
Louis Duncan, Mart Honan. W. e. Nc
Donald, Clark Marshall, Henry Shorne,
State Board of Health.
Persons calling for any of the above let
tiers will say advertised" and give date OF
list.
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Diary Knss between Bear Lake and
Oneida counties.
The following is synopsis Of the
House proceedings Of Thursday and
Friday
3. 3. No. II, BY Mr. Webster.
Read third time and passed.
+. B. No. 81, By Mr.. Hart, an act
granting leave 81 absence to VIM.
Crawford.
II Fl. B. No. 20, an ait requiring
butchers in Shoshone county to pay
licences.
q. ,. No. l6, an act regulating
certain officers in Oneida county.
r. ,. No. "A. an act relating to
Territorial revenue.
H. B. No. IS, an act relating to
public roads.
H. B. No. 5, an act to create con-
Itingent fund for Shoshone county.
a. B. No. 10, an act providing for
stock districts in Bear Lake county.
| II B. No. 33, N act relating "a
sheep in Bear Lake county.
Mr.. Hedrick gave notice Of bill Il
regulate the sale Of opium and to pro.
hibit the keeping Of places Of resort
for smoking Or otherwise using the
drug.
On motion Of Mr.. Galloway, The
Governors veto message was set fol
consideration on Tuesday next at
! O'clock 2. NJ.
H. N. No. 4, by Mr.. Jefreys, pray
ling for increased mail facilities from
the Weiser Bridge to Indian valley
Lin Washington county; on suspension
of the rules went to its third reading
and passed.
| The Governor announced that BIZ
had approved the following bills: Il
4 B. No. 4, an act to amend Sec. Sc o
an act entitled ian act to provide !
uniform system of revenue and for as
scssing and collecting the same; ais,
! H. B. MOL. "an act fixing the salar,
of the assessor Of the county Of Ne
Perez
| You have doubtless learned ere thi
that Congress has extended the ses
sions Of the Territorial legislature
to sixty days instead Of forty. Their
seems to be some doubt as to whethe
its provision will cover the preser
sessions. We hope it may. xxx.
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MANY forms of sick excuses have
been handed to the faculty, but a re-
cent one completely paralyzed him.
Professor x: Please excuse my alb
sence from college duties last Monday
and Tuesday. | was confined to my
room by sea-sickness."
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kfR j. Il. BATES, Newspaper Advertis
/ Agent, Al Park Row Times Bnilding),
RI York, is authorized to contract for
Refreshments in the WoRLD at our best
|es.
\. p. FISHER, Advertising Agent, ri
erchants Exchange, San Francisco, Is
|thorized to receive advertisements for
columns of this paper.
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LOCAL ~ LEWIS.

Do not forget the Public School
oncert tomorrow evening.
The Board Of County Commission
IS met yesterday
ALL Of Centerville turned out last
unday evening to listen to lecture
y Rev. E. Hayes
PReF. GILBERT BUTLER, Hon. James
Hawley and Pat Marley returned
ION Boise by Sundays stage.
We return thanks to the Legisla-
ors from this county for their promp-
less in sending copies Of bills as fast
they are printed
JOSEPHINE county, Oregon, has a
Feteran Of the war OF 1912. His name is
Hosea Brown. He is now in his goth
year, draws his pension, and though
bent BY weight Of years is active
pentally and physically and makes
pee culture a speciality.
The dance given by Jim Mills in
his new house at Garden valley on
New Years Eve was, like all others
that have been given in that valley,
grand one. All the towns across
ne Basin were largely represented,
ps well as the valley, and all enjoyed
themselves to the utmost.
The Boise Minstrels gave per-
0rmance here last Saturday evening.
4 good programme was presented,
and the boys were equal to it. The
dancing and negro limitations
all ELECTED hearty applause. They have
gone across the Basin but will be
pack to play again next Friday.
JIM McDEvrr bought Smiths toll
|road the other day for So, 500. 1t is
mat portion of the Boise road between
mere and the last crossing Of More
|CIeek, q strip Of twenty miles. Mr.
McDevitt has already taken
but will not move
uown to the toll-gate for a
couple Of weeks. Mr.. Smith will
lake up his residence near the lower
Crossing.
he following officers Of Idaho En-
campment No. s, /. G. R. G., were in
stalled BY JAS. J. Marsk, P. 3. G..
'onn Monroe, E. Com; Jas. Consta-
o'e' =. Coun ]. Miss Ella ]. Harvey,
GEN. Cham; Miss Josephine Abbott
scc,y; Geo Bennett, F. s.; James
y Treas; John Peeke, 9. o
=; John Schilling. Jun. Cham; Miss
Lucinda ! Kinney, +. L.; 9. 3. Jones
A. A., ~; Miss Ella Smith, Imp; Nelst
white, Chap; N. B. Burrus, Vic.
WIN. Wallace, g. Of Z. g.; Sam. Hal
n ls't' = G. Mrs. John Ritchie, NJ. .
=; I'd. Hopkins, O. G.
HE Nsw Northwest, of Portland
says; Sank Owens. noted gam
oler OF Oregon, died recently at l'a
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chi aFsfhlp aotId.
EEsDAY, JANUARY 4 1881.
Postomcu Hours.

hur;nc week days until further notice,
|postooffice will re kept open from seven
IN until nine F. ~.
k',ndays from halfpast twelve to one,
4 from from four until six 2. "A.
MONEY ORDER BUsINEss.
be Money Order Office will not be
ned At all on Sundays; and no Money
IN business will be transacted on Sat
Esvs after four O'Clock r. III.
III s. q. SIISBY,
6aho CITY, Dec. 3. 1875. Postmaster,
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GARFIELD smokes short, thick cigars.
This announcement is made so that
manufacturers may know what kind
to send to him.
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Painting and Paper Hanging.

House, sign and wagon painting and
pape hanging in the neatsst style by John
postoffice
IDAHO ~ITY, April IS, 1880.
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Married:
At Placerville, on December 25th, 1880,
Pres. Trumbo to Miss Lizzie Buckley.

At the brides residence, in Centerville,
on Sunday, January I'd. 1881, by Rev. E.
Hayes, Mr.. Charles NJ Thomas. of Quartz
burg, and Mrs. Martha ]. Thoms, Of Gen.
terville.
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Low Frices.

Hair cutting 80 cents and shaving Is
= OSCAR JOHNsON's,
~ doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
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or TN MaG1per day at home samples
DO U 0kVworsh SIS free. Addresses sTrN-
SON / Co.. Portland Maine

0eea week in your own town. IS outfit free
0UUNo risk. Reader. il you want business ut
which persons Of either make great pay all
the time they work. write for particulars to b
hAILETr 4 Coz. Portland. Maine. une4'7S-1y.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-08-01
THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, July 80. The morn
ing bulletin shows that the improve
ment of the past few days is maintained.
The patients condition will again per-
nit stronger diet and such slight
movements in bed as rest his body, so
long confined to one position. While
exciting causes are still avoided. con-
versation and reading in the sick room
are less strictly guarded. In all re-
spects he is treated as stronger man,
and he appreciates the change for the
better as much as any one.
DR.. Bliss tells me that the President
has to-day, for the first time since he
was wounded, rested in very nearly a
sitting position. his body being raised
to an inclination of about forty-fve de-
grees, with great comfort to himself and
satisfaction to his attending physicians
When asked when he wished to lie
down, he said there was no hurry about
it. After resting in that position fol
some little time, however, he was put
back, much refreshed by the change
DR.. Bliss hopes he will be able to sit
up in bed tomorrow. and, with a view
to this, has provided several of the bes
improved invalid chairs, some of then
with apparatus for writing, so that tht
President can use the one best suited II
his condition.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-08-01
A LITTLE ROMANCE IN
REAL LIFE.

Some twenty years ago French Ca
madam boy, living in Hatley, P. O.. be-
came member of the family of a high
ly respectable physician and surgeon of
that township. The boy was intelligent,
honest and faithful to every trust. very
industrious, and became favorite of
the Doctor and his family. In the same
family resided a servant girl, also of
French Canadian origin, and of nearly
the same age as the boy. They lived
with the family of the Dr., as domestic
servants, for several years, and became
so much attached to each other. that
mutual engagement to marry at such a
time as the young man should be in a
position to support family, and for
that purpose he went to California, and
by dint of industry, honesty and sobrie-
ty. (habits which he had previously ac-
quired) after lapse of about fifteen
years became possessed of a considera-
BILE property. But in the meantime his
afianced had married and become the
mother of four or FIVE children. About
two years ago her husband died, and
shortly after. one after another, her
children died. of scarlet fever, and all
within the space of few weeks, leav-
ing the widow in poor health and in a
destitute condition. The young man in
California had not forgotten the object
of his affections. had often heard of her
after her marriage, and at length hear
ing of her lone condition, recently re-
turned from California and without any
protracted courtship "the twain have
now been made one flesh" and will soon
proceed to the land of his adoption,
where, with maintenance of his char.
acter for industry and frugality, a hap
py and prosperous welded life is il
prospect before them. Such examples
of constancy and honesty of purpose as
this young man has exhibited are seldom
met with and are worthy of being re
corded. Journal.
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MARRIED.

In Barton, at the residence of the brides father.
July &c. by Rev. Lawrence Phelps. Denison D. Bean
and Miss Lola A. Dwinell. both of Barton.
In Glover. July 81. by Rev. f. W. Pierce. Mitchell
Leonard of st. Thomas. P. O.. and MISS Rosa Jerome
of Glover.
At whitefed, N H. July 90 at the residence of the
brides father. by Rev. Thomas Spooner. Edward Ray.
of Congressman Ossan Ray Of Lancaster and Miss
Alice s. Brown.
In Newport. July 90. by Rev. E. P. Wild Nelson B.
Carrow of North Troy and Miss Ida NJ. Peabody Of
Mansonville. p @.
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es were made by Mrs. B. R. Sturtevant,
Rev. G. D. Hills of Lowell, Mass, Rev.
l. McAnn of st. Adams, Rev. G. W.
Wallace. D. D. of Manchester, N. H.,
Frank Plumbley, Esq, Mortified, Rev.
W. J. johnson of Waterbury, Gov.
Farnham, Rev. w. M. Prince of Haver-
hill, Mass, Rev. G. B. Pitblado of New
Market, N. H., and Rev. d. w. Leila
cheur of Portland, Me. There was a
large attendance on Friday when the
governor presided, and made the open
ing address. The citizens of Lyndon
vile rendered reception to Governor
Farnham. A procession was formed,
headed by the ST. Johnsbury band,
which marched through the principal
streets of the village. The address to
the governor was made by Rev. G. D..
Hurlbert, D. D. The governor respond
ed in a very pleasant manner. The
camp-meetiDg has been very pleasant
and profitable one, and we hope it will
be held here next year.
Walden.
VIM. Perkins has sold his straw-col'
ored house at Noyesville to John Kit
fridge.
VIM. Bricket is doing an extensive
business in the single line. He has {
fine machine.
Chas. Shepard and Geo. o. Davis
from Marshield were in town Thursday
buying horses.
Peacham.
One of our farmers markets his but
ter in two ounce lumps-pretty fine.
Freddie, son of Benz. Varnum is yer,
sick of fever.-Mrs. William William
is sick of catarrhal fever.
Laura Varnum is home from Ran
dolph school.-W. S. Bailey of Cam
bridge, Mass, is home rusticating.-
William Hartman and d. Harvey ez
pect to visit Old Orchard for their health
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-08-01

Justice Nathan Clifford. of the United
States Supreme Court died at Cornish.
Me-, on Monday. aged IS. He was
stricken with paralysis last October af-
ter severe term and never recovered.
His brain was impaired, and he was in
capable of resigning. He was appoint
ed by President Buchanan in 1853, and
gained very high position by his great
legal knowledge and judicial qualities
of mind.
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C. g. R. R. TIME TABLE.
Passenger Trains Leave

LtdNU
NEWPORT-SOuth-6:45 m; $40 m; LES m !;
700 p m; Hos m. North-5:40 a m !;
Gar. $50 l.. l0:35 m.
OVENTRY-S0uth-6:5s m; 1913 m. North
l2:47 m; 637 p m.
BARTON ADMINISTRATIVE a m; 1:43 m;
7:24pm; ll:25 m. North-3:49 m; 1886
pm; 6:26 m.
BARTON-Soutt-7:2S m; eliza m; 1855 p m;
TAO p m; ll:9S m. NOrth-9:36 m; 1921
pm; Ais p m; Gil m; 1000 m.
SOUTH BARTON-SOuth-7:95 m; 1853 m. North
-12:O6 m; $3.50 p m.
CLARK'S-South-7:52 m; sos m. North-1l:4s
am; 5:43 pm.
INVEST BURKE-Soutt--S0I m; 2:22 m; SIT p
IN; l2:Os m. North-303 m; 1879 m;
5:34 m.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: m; 9:55 M 2:39 p
m; 1886 o m; 1926 m. NOrtt--2:46 m
Ills m; 1888 IN; 5:l4 p m; $50 m.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-08-01

Gov. Farnham and two justices of the
Vermont supreme court are soon to hear
the application of George Miles, the
Barre bank burglar, for pardon. Miles
is a distinguished citizen of New York,
who was convicted for robbing the bank
on the night of July 6, 1875, by gag
ging the cashiers family. He was con-
victed on the evidence of an accomplice,
and of other persons,-but it is now
claimed that be did not put in the evil
dence of an alibi, as his lawyer advised
him that he could be released on habeas
corpus. Judge Ward Hunt, however,
thought the case did not call for federal
interference, and it seems as little like
ly to call now for executive interference.
Almost anybody can work up an alibi
in six years. Miles escaped from Sing
Sing once without troubling the COVER
nor, when he was in for bank burglary,
and at the time of his arrest was a ris'
ing stable-keeper at New York. He
seems to have had singular misfortune
for being connected with bank robberie;
all of course by mistake.-Repubttcaa.
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REMARKs.-The butter market is dull and prices are
fully one cent lower all around choice lots do not
feel the decline like common grades Cheese is firm.
Eggs are in demand. Beans steady and firm. Flour
is rmer and higher prices asked and the tenden-
cy is rather upward. Pork, lard and hams are firm.
Potatoes are IN demand Oats and corn are rather
finer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-08-01

New York. July 80. 1t is stated
that Secretary Window has received a
threatening letter that if he doesn't re-
move Clerk Lamphere he will be shot.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-08-01

Unhealthy inactive kidneys cause gravel, Bright's
disease rheumatism and horde of other serious and
fatal diseases which can be prevented with Hop Bit
tiers, if taken in time.