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wife 10 dress him to 90 and marry an'
other woman, When told Of his we'd
ding no shorthand writer could keep uP
with her remarks,
General Grants son-in-law, Alger'
non sarlorls, il TO swim u friendly
race on the Thames IN June with an'
other man, the stakes 10 be 81 ,OOO,-
lilo il now IN practice At q New York
swimming school,
An old gentleman in Glen's Falls,
n, Y, demonstrated with small boy
for smoking, remarking that he, tho
old gentleman, was over seventy years
old, aud had never smoked to which
tho boy replied "You darned old
fool, you have had time enough to
learn II IL your own fault"
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RThe DemoeralIe slale COnyen.

lFTho Democratic State Conyen'
ton Il called, to meet IT Montpelier,
on Thursday, June 20, at 10 o'clock
AN, The basis Of representation Is
one delegate for every town. and one
additional delegate for each my or
larger fraction Of fifty votes cast at tho
last election for Governor, Town COM
mittees should 60 to work at once aud
call their town caucuSes aud elect dele
gates, The call has been received but
| crowded out this week,
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DEATIIsI.

In East Barnard, May 81, Miss Lydia
Freeman, youngest daughter OF the late
Stephen Freeman Of Royalton, aged II
years. Except u brother In the far West
Miss Freeman Is the last OF her family
For sixty years she has suffered from q
painful disease, bearing her Affections
with Christian fortltudc and patlencc.--
A brave and noble woman, beloved by all
who kacw her. u
In Royaton, May IA, DR.. James H.
Morse, aged 5s years.
In Bethel, May lG, Edith Hatch Stcarns,
widow Of Geo. ID. Stearns, aged 7s years
In Springfield, May 81, Jane Ford, wife
of Wm. Sparrow, aged 40 US. and mos
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From our regular correspondent.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington, May ~. 1882.


Between the election contest in the
lower House of Congress and the at
tention attracted by the revolt against
the Cameron rule in Pennsylvania pol
tics have been unusually lively and in
teresting during the last few days.
Senator Mitchell is Il good deal of Il
lion lust now, and the indications are
that both Don Cameron and President
Arthur will eventually regret having
treated him so uncompromisingly. Gov
eruor Curtin said in conversation few
days ago that the Independent move
ment is assuming proportions Cameron
never dreamed of. The moral influence
of such men as Mitchell and Marshall
is not to be lightly estimated. This is
no local fight, but contest for the
dominion of the Stalwart faction,
which controls the machinery OF the
party in Pennsylvania, as it just now
happens to control the National organ
izatiou through Federal patronage, and
Cameron's course is likely to provide
surprise for tho Arthur administra-
tiou as unlocked for as it will be disas-
trous to Stalwartism. If the Demo-
Gratis act wisely and nominate straight,
clean ticket, Stalwart power will take
tumble from which it can never re-
cover; Arthur and Cameron will 60
down together, and the 3O5 will put
away their little medals.
1t is gratifying to know that the
Democrats in the House have found
their backbone and that a stand has
been made against the outrage con-
templated by the Republicans in carry
ing out their programme for unseating
Southern members. In the Mackey
case especially, where forgery and all
sorts of skuldugery has been resorted
to in carrying on the contest, there is
ample justification for resorting to every
means known to parliamentary law to
defeat the wicked partisan scheme. At
this writing the Democrats express a
determination to stand firm. Gen.
Rosecrans, of California, the chairman
of the Democratic Congressional cam
paign committee, in speaking of the
contest, said: eff the Republicans in
tend to seat Mackey, with all the for.
geries and wrong doing, they must do
it over our stubborn resistance. Mr..
Randall is master of all the tactics that
can be brought to bear on the Demo-
cratic side, but Speaker Kiefer is very
hot-headed and has an exaggerated
idea of the power and prerogatives of
the chair, and the struggle, if continued,
may be marked by some exciting and
lively scenes. Whether the Republic
cans will regard it as good policy1 to
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Newspaper Decisions,

l-Any person whoIa = paper regular
IN ff0a, ti'e Ofiiee-BhstheT directed 10 lie
mans OF anOlhers o. whsihsr he has subs
ssribed o. nOt-is responsible Tor the pay
meRi , ,,...,,.,,
g"Ifs person orders bis paper alseonllnl'
"A lac must pay all aHeaTages, % The publish
or NAV continue 10 send u until payment -
made, aud collect tho whole ampnnl whelhef
Ills paper is taken frOm the once % noE
stIhs courts have decided TIA. refusing 70
take newspapers aud periodicals Ifen, lhe
pOsirGfiies, ~ renewing asa lsstihk hen
aneslled fOr, u pTima isele evidence " nsue'
Sy All communications should DO address
10 the Editor, ~ Woodstock, W.
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All Sorts.

One Chicago firm kills aud packs
200, 900 cattle aud 100000 hogs
each year.
Gntcau is much affected at the de-
cision of the court in banc, and now
says he relies on executive clemency.
Will "Chct." save him?
At House Mountain, Tenn, Thurs
day, Andrew Evans stabbed John
Walker to death for telling lies about
Evans sister. Both We're prominent
young farmers.
Oakley Hall is an editorial writer on
the New York World.
The annual camp-meeting Of the
Spiritualists will be held at Mantle,
Conn, and will begin with public
speaking July u, and continue until
Aug. 20.
Col. Charles II. Reed for Guiteau,
visited Boston last week, for the pur-
pose of consulting certain well known
lawyers in that city regarding the final
efforts in behalf of the assassin.
Old man Christiancy says he advised
his wife not to marry him. The old
man occasionally has fits of common
sense.
Charlotte Cushman's cottage at New
port has been let for the summer season
of three months for 5000. The chap
who hired it has more money than we
have.
A bull with two distinct and we'll de-
veloped tails of equal lengths what
pleases the people of Warsaw, Ala.
A Mobile man has had GAL boils,
and the neighbors have got in the habit
of getting over the fence and giving
him the whole road when he comes
along.
Riley Moore acquitted of the murder
of Waters at Jackson, Miss, was found
murdered on Sunday.
1t is generally good policy not to en-
gage in lawsuit if you are poor and
your adversary is rich.
A hungry tramp, after receiving a
good dinner and dollar from Mrs.
Murray of Hawley, Mimi, knocked
her down and brntally assaulted her,
Constable Hillard was shot by the
tramp while etfecting his arrest.
When rich females steal it is called
kleptomania, and they are let Oft; but
a starving working woman who has the
audacity to do likewise is promptly
prosecuted.
Music, said DR.. johnson, is the least
disagreeablc of all noises. The learned
doctor did not know everything. He
never lived next door to cornet
amateur or piauo-banging young lady.
A Wisconsin man is under arrest for
biting the lobe of his wife's ear off,
His defence that he was only in fun in
dicates that Wisconsin men require
unique amusement.
Mrs. belong and her little daugh-
ter Sylvia left Burlington, Ia, for New
York, Thursday morning. Mrs. De-
Long will stay east until the arrival of
the remains of her gallant husband,
probably some time in June.
A cool Philadelphia bigamist got his
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Springfield.

Springfield.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Smith is seriously i'll
at the asylum in Brattleboro.
George Bowker was surrendered
by his bondsmen last week and taken
to Woodstock.
strawberry festival at Congrega-
tional house next Wednesday.
A series of temperance lectures
was commenced here Saturday evening
and are to be continued through the
week.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
list of the present year is some $4,000
less than that of last year, it is still
$52O,8 1888 larger than that of 1880, two
thirds of this increase is from personal
property.
j. w. Pierce was called to Provi-
dence, r. l., by the serious illness OF a
friend who has since died.
Harry Nutting was assaulted by
Enoch Lockwood Sunday evening.
Lockwood is living with Nutting's
wife, having enticed her away some
time since, and some prominent citizens
here propose to look the matter up.
F. L. Scofeld's barn was struck
by lightning Sunday evening and one
of his oxen was killed. A cow that
his man was tying was thrown down
but the man was not injured.
Que of the heaviest storms of the
season was that Of last Sunday.
The "Steamer" house il nearly
done and has received q coat of paint.
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VERMONT.

nNIlch tNTh w F'W'''H H"F"''" Wv
Oh May lllh,
The Central Vermont road consumes
100, 900 cords OF wood II ycar-abont
800 cords daily,
Only about two hundred dogs were
licensed in Burlington this year. The
Queen City don't take kindly to dogs
Rutland merchants report II dull
spring trade.
A man named Chapman, II native Of
the Provinces, was drowned ut Luncn-
burg Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Randolph has ac-
ccptcd II call 10 the Christian church at
Woliboro, n. II.
For,y-cight years ago, the 10Th OF
May, II inches of snow fell ut Hyde
park.
East Corinth has n horse 30 years
old, aud the sympathizing neighbors
consider him good for several years
more. Queer folks, those Corinthians.
A mixed train came into st. Johns
bury the other day with lumber car
on fire. Water was applied by hose,
and after some delay the flames were
extinguishcd.
DR.. Isaac Kimball of Newport, a
man nearly GO years old, and Estelle
Boomhowcr were committed to Stras-
burgh Jail recently, for adultery. They
are under $500 bonds, and unable to
find bail. Kimball has wife and
eight children living.
James Hadlcy, of Hartland, GO years
old, who lives within three miles of a
railroad. took his first ride on the cars,
recently.
a Montpelier man recently chased
fox and after an exciting run succeeded
in overhauling him caught him by the
hind legs. This may be lie.
What season for monstrosities -
Bethal now comes forward with
three-legged lamb. Sure there haven't
been any dogs after the fiock'
A young man named Ryan of Center
Rutland, who is deaf and dumb, has
visited the celebrated Knocks Chapel in
Ireland, with the hope Of being restor-
ed, but returned without relief.
Willie Haley, aged II, of Pownal,
died Saturday from the effects of three
tablespoonfuls Of Paris green, taken to
kill himself Friday night. He asked
druggist few days ago how much Of
the fatal drug it would take to kill a
person. His father committed suicide
by cutting his throat and hanging him.
self to door latch, about year ago.
An eighty-three year old boy on
Danville Star sets 5000 ems of type a
day. That beats the "dcyil."
The semi-annual commencement ex-
ercises of the Randolph Normal School
will be held June Esd.
The latest elopement scandal comes
from Wolcott, where a young lady OF
thirteen decampcd with a stalwart
youth of six. The loving couple were
followed and brought back to their dis
tracted parents, after an absence OF
twenty-four hours. 1t is feared that
the gentleman will be obliged to take
his meals standing for several days.
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TWENTY YEARS SUFFERER.-R. V
Pierce, M. d., Buffalo, N. Y: Dear sir
Twenty years ago was shipwrecked on
the Atlantic Ocean, and the cold and ex-
posture caused large abscess to form on
each leg, which kept continually discharg-
ing. After spending hundreds of dollars,
with no benefit, tried your Golden Med
ical Discovery and, in less than three
months, after taking the first bottle, l am
thankful to say am completely cured
and for the first time in ten years can put
my left heel to the ground. am yours,
William Ryder, 81 Jefferson ST., Buffalo.
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~ The bloody shirt Is being wildly
waved encc more. StalwariSm rules

Democratic congressman who earn
the praise only Of Republican organs
should pause aud ask themselves whc'h'
or their relations 20 the men who elect
cd them are not somewhat strained and
ont of gear. Praise from the enemy
must DO nattcring, but votes generally
come from the other sidc.-[ Boston
GlObe.
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Thousands Of women bless tho day Oh
which DR., Plcrcc's 'Pavorite Prescription
was made known TO them, IN NIL those
arrangements causing backachc, dragging
down sensations, nervous and general
debility, II IL q sovereign remedy, lts
soothing aud healing properties render II
Of the utmost value TO ladies' suffering
from internal fever congestion, inaam'
nation, or liberation. ny druggists,
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The Whole Of tho Question,

After tho very natural wrath Of Eng
land over the ih@alK Park murder.
has subsidized y little, sensible English
men will begln to ask each other, Can
We afford 10 govern Ireland like u con
auered proyincel l. that Island worth
So mach 10 rs that We san abolish free
speech IN Parliament, and abolish ha'
beas corpus, trial by jury aud free
press, aud right Of protest IN ireland
In order 10 hold II In snhleclioni win
Il eyer las ANYTHING hat a standing irri-
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TuR CnlLpRRS's MUSEUM Is q first
class boys aud girls magazine, well
filled, handsomely printed, and pro-
f,sely illustrated, II Is sold for 81 90
q year. +. Il, Goddard 4 Co, pub
fishers, q Broad ST., New York.
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"By asking too much we may lose the
little that we had BEFORE" kidney-W Wort
asks nothing but fair trial. This given,
1t fears no loss of faith in its virtues. A
lady writes from Oregon: "For 30 years
have been afflicted with kidney COM
plants. Two packages of Kidney Wort
have done me more good than all the
medicine and doctors have had before.
believe it is q SIRE cure"
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MARRIAGES..

In Woodstock, May 80, by Rev, Moses
KIddcr, Fred q, Spauldlng and Ida NJ.
Spaulding, both Of Shcrbunc,
In McchauIcsylllc, May II; at the resi-
dcncc of d. G. Allard, Esq, by Rev, W.
c, Oliver, Geo. NJ. Maxham, and Nettic
Archer.
In Clarcmont, n, H., by Rev. Henry
Dane, George Howard and Eunicc Rum
rill, both of Springfield,
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WHENCE COMES tho uNB0UnDED
POPULARITY OF
Allcock's Porous Plasterc?

Because hey have proved themselves
the Hest RNlernal Remedy ever IN,
vented, They will oure asthma, colds,
coughs, rheumatism, neuralgia, and
any loeal palus,
Applied n the smgll NJ The hack
they are iuGIlihIr Ia liack'Acle,
Nervous Debility, aud Kidney troubles
10 tho plt of llia sioma III they arc u
sure cure tr Dyspepsia aud Liver
Complaint
ALLCOCK POROUS
+ LAST T. : ap painless, fragrant,
aud quick to cure, Beware Of imlla-
llons that blister aud bnr, Get
ALLCOCK's, tho only Genuine Porous
Plaster,
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CONSUMPTION CAN Be CURED
P VIM. HALLS
r GES TG rs. bALSAm

Cures Consumption, Colds, Pneumo-
MIA, Influenza, Bronchial Difficulties,
Bronchitis, Hoarscness Asthma,
Group, Whooping Cough and all
Diseases of the Breathing Organs.-
1t soothes and heals the Membrane
of the Lungs, inhamed and poisoned
by the disease, and prevents the
night-swcats and tightness across
the chest which accompany it.
CONSUMPTION is not an incurable
malady. 1t is only necessary to
have the right remedy, and HALLS
BALSAM is that remedy. DON'T
DESPAIR of RELIEF, for this be-
nign specific will cure you, even
though professional aid fails.
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~ Man, according to Carlyle, IS
the feeblest of bipeds, and yet the
toughest customer the earth has pro-
duced. The existence of octogenarian
drunkards proves this fact. AS we
once heard auold lady remark, ''rum
preserves some men,"
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What does anything with this life
matter, when compared with peace
full heart? Commend all to God, and
then lie still and be at rest in his bosom.
rs. Francis de Sales.
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RENEW YoUR LgAsp,-Thcre are timed
IN every ones life when energy falls aud
q miserable feeling comes over them, mis-
taken for azlness. Danger turks IN these
symptoms, ~ they arise from diseases
organs. Parkers Ginger Tonic viii 70
store perfect activity 10 the Stomach,
Liver aud Kidneys, purify the blood, aud
renew your lease OF health aud comfort
-fAdyOcatG,
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fY Tho Burlington Free Press
booms for Ex.Goy, Stewart for Con-
gros from thu First District There
isn't much rc.Joicc.iag IN tho old
first dlstrict-iences all down,
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The original Little Liver Pills are DIR;
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets and
are extensively initiated. They cure sick
and bilious headache. Private Government
stamp with DR.. Pierce's signature and
portrait mark the genuine. BY druggists.
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nItTIIS!

Ia Woodstock, May 20, n daughter to
Mr.. aud Mrs, y, T.. Archibald,
In Woodstock, May 30, u daughter TO
Mr., aud Mrs, Charles X Mitchell, of Bos'
ton, Mass.
In Woodstock, May 10, son to Mr.,
and Mrs. Wilbur i. Washbnrn,
In West Windsor, May Is, q daughter
10 Mr.. aud Mrs. Elmer &. Cady,
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~ Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant OF
Ireland, is more than six feet tall
The chances are that nobody will under
take TO clinch aud assassnato him.
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No one ever did designed Injury 10
another hut At the same time no did u
much greater to hImsqlC-[BlshoP
Butler,
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II does not take much to turn the
head Of crank.
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EsEMRY'S
CARBOLIC SALVE.

The most Powerful Healing Ointment
and Disinfectant ever
Discovered.
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals bnrns.
Henry's Carbolic Salve cures sores.
Henry's Carbolic Salve allays pain.
Henry's Carbolic Salve cures erruptions,
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals pimples.
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals bruises.
ASK Gor Hcnry'S and use no Other.
" Beware of Counterfeits. -
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Morgan TlOIing Stallion,
}. Il. THOMAS,

VIII stand tue ensuing soaaon at tho Train.
ing Stables VI W. 4, SMITH. Formerly o..
cupied Eby Ed Sumner) roar Of Phoenix
Block WoOdstock, VI,
j. THOMAS was f0aicd In 1878. II q
beautiful o. estnGt, stgpds 10 hands high.
weighs 1859 lbs. and poRsesses tho bone.
muscle, style, pluck. action, speed, ~ per-
fectly sound, aud disposition Of tho Morgan
family, which no 70 strongly represents in
every particular.
We do not way ,e Is the best, or tho fastest
Stallion In Vermont, but hla colts do warrant
Us claiming that ~ u afro Of stylish. hand.
some. trott'ng gated, good sized colts he has
no superior.
PEDIGREE.
by Woodstock, by Young Morrill,, by Old
Morrill,, by Jennis0n hortc, by Young Bull
rush, by liulrush. o. Justin,
His dam by Mckenzie horse, by old Green
Mountain, by Clifford. by Woodbury.. b. Justin
-Grand dam by Green Mountain, &c.
Thus II will DO seen that j, u. THOMAS Is
a drec, descendant on both sirc's and dams
sides OF ,tho famous Justin Morgan, whose
blood MINIS les in The yOlns Of tho fastest,
s.outost. and highest priced horses from Malnc
10 California.
Tcrin..-s 30 20 in.nrc In ioni.
Mares net returned regularly will BIO con.
sidered with toal q. Il. TAYLOR
Woodstock, W., May 23, 1889,
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Poor digestion frequently causes trouble
which Is oil impossible when Wheat Bit
tiers" are used.
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VIRGINIA NEWS

The fall in trade stock cattle is beginning at
Warrenton.
At Bick Lick fever has broken out very
similar to typhoid fever and is called Lick
fever
Bishop John c. CRANBERRY, of the NJ. f.
Church South, has determined to make his
home in Richmond
Rev. J. P. Strider, of Orange and Culpep-
cr churches. has been called to the Warren
ton Presbyterian church and will accept
Delegates to the Democratic convention
that meets in this city on Sept. 9th will be
elected in Loudoun on the Goth.
Mr.. James Thomas and old and highly re-
spected citizen Of Loudoun county died near
Leesburg on Sunday in the SD year of his
age.
The boiler of Clarke 4 Brothers shook
and lumber mill near Parkers, on the Pied
mont narrow-gauge railroad, exploded yes
terday morning. The fireman was fatally
injured. Two labors were severely hurt
The Shenandoah Herald says: THE hog
cholera is prevailing in this county to con.
siderable extent. In Powell's Fort, nearly
every one lost their hogs. On this side of
the mountain, a large number have died ~
The Gordonsville Gazette says What is
termed hog cholera is playing sad havoc
with the swine in Greene, Madison and Rap
pahannock counties.