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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05
GUARsTplIAE N2TISE e ssl \ Hesl EEststs

In Probate Court held At MONTPELIER within and for sad
District on the 29th day OF March, A. ID, lss2i
Henry c. Newton, Guardian Of Burt G.. Newton, repre-
sentative OF Anae NJ Turner deceased OF Lyman @.
Turner, late OF Duxbury deceased makes application TO
said Court for license sell the following described real
tate OF his said ward to wit The interest OF said ward In
the real estate OF the said Lyman c. Turner deceased stu
ated In said DuXbuy representing that the sale thereof
for the purpose OF putting the proceeds OF such sale al
interest or Investing the in stocks real estate would
be beneficial To said ward Whereupon Is ordered by
said Court that said application be referred TO session
thereof TO he held at the Probate once, In said Montpelier,
the 2st day of April A. d. 1851 for hearing and de-
elslon thereon and 4 further orieI that All persons
interested be notified hereof by publication Of notice of
said application and order thereon three weeks successfully
In the Vermont WAtchman state Journal, published Al
Montpelier, before said time OF hearing that hey may APP
pear At said time and place and they cause, object
thereto. BY the CouTt.-Attest
3s-i0 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05

CDR. BAxTER's Mandrake Bitters give the best
satisfaction Of any medicine sell They have
advertised themselves, and warrant every bottle.
N. DeKrieff, druggist ICELAND, Michigan"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05
A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth

HENRY g. JoHNsoN's Arnica and Oil Eminent
for external use IL equally good
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05

PERUVIAN SYRUP cures dyspepsia, general de-
blity, liver complaint, bois, minors, chronic
dlrrhea, nervous affections, female complaints
and all diseases arising in bad state of the blood
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05

WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis, whooping cough, Group,
influenza, consumption, and all diseases of the
throat, lungs and chest Fifty cents and 81 bottle
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Nrobafe Mofrss.
nANIEL X. BENNETL's ESTATE;

~ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District Of Washington Commission
ers TO receive and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the estate Of Daniel X Bennett late
Of Montpelier in said District deceased and all claims
hibed In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that will
meet for the purposes Aforesaid AT the First National Bank In
ad Montpelier the sth day Of May and 25h day Of Sep
embe next from nine O'Clock NJ until four O'Clock NJ,
each Of said days and that months from the 25h day Of
March, AID. lS2 Ia the time limited by said Court for said
creditors present their claims for examination and
allowance.
Dated Montpelier this 25,h day Of March, A. D. 1882
n.ss J5 .S. hho5t5Gdfirox, Commissioners
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05

GENrLEMEs's perfect fitting dress shirts at
Knights
NEW IIoME, $40, at the Capitol Office.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05

G0A PER WEEK can be made IN any locality.
oalht moe a. w. iN0RAHAM a 90, Boston, Mass.
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Rnsiness aMofres.

CErHALINE, taken cold, is an unequaled tonic
for spring
SKINNY MEN.-" Wells Health Remover" re-
stores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia. 81
ANY mother who will not give her baby Browns
Ieething Cordial, while teething, is not worthy TO
be called mother"
BUoHuPAiBA"-Quic complete cure, all an
noying kidney diseases. 81 at druggists.
GRATEFUL TO 1NvALIDs.--Floreston Cologne Is
grateful to invaids because II IL refreshing with
out the sickening effect OF most perfumes
"WHEAT BITTERs I" powerful invigorator In
cases OF ioedkness and debility, and Is unequaled
in female complaints. Price S1.oO per bottle.
A FACT WORTH KNOWING Browns Bronchial
Elixir IL the best cough medicine In the world
(probaby). Very large bottles only twenty-five
cents.
THE HIGHEsr RAsK.-Made from harmless ma.
terials and adapted to the needs Of fading and
falling hair, Parker's Hair Baisam has taken the
highest rank as an elegant and reliable hair
restorative.
IL yon feel oppressed discouraged OF out OF
sorts, Wheat Bitters will relieve ninety-nine out
OF one hundred cases. II Is Hte great brain, blood
and nerve food.
BRIdHr's DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, DIABETES.
No danger from these diseases II you use Hop
Bitters; besides being the best family medicine
ever made. Trust no other
$500 per year can be easily made at home
working for L. G. Rideout & Co., 10 Barclay
Street, New York. Send for their catalogue and
full particulars.
WIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis, whoopng cough, Group,
influenza, consumption and all diseases of the
throat, lungs and chest Fifty cents and 81 bottle
PERUVIAN SYRUP cures dyspepsia, general de-
bility, liver complaint, boils, minors, chronic
dilrrhea, nervous affections, female complaints
and all diseases arising In bad state of the blood
QUICK AND SURE.-Many miserable people drag
themselves about with failing strength feeling
that they are steadily sinking into their graves,
when by using Parker's Ginger Tonic they would
find cure commencing with the first dose, and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05

SKINNY MEN.-" Wells Health Remover " re
stores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05

Coon secondhand organ, cheap, at the Capitol
nfllca
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Farm for Sale.

offer for sale my farm situated In Orange Of about two
hundred and nfty and known the Fthed farm
Il has good buildings two good sugar places with plenty OF
otheS wood, we'll waered and Il good state Of Guilt
yaon and plenty Of apples II is pleasantly situated near
school store, post-onice and church. and Is desirable
location. "a, ", RARNES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05

$500 per year can be easily made at home
working for L. G. Rideout & Co., 10 Barclay
Street, New York. Send for their catalogue and
full particulars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05

BUoHuPA1BA. Quick, complete cure, all an
moving kidney Diseases. 81 at druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05

CErnALINE, taken cold, is an unequaled tonic
for spring.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05
Msrriaaes.

"RoUGH ON RATS. Ask druggists for IT, Clears
out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs, skunks. 10 cts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05

Also Epps Chocolate Essence for Afternoon Use.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-05

BRIGHT's DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, DIABETES.
No danger from these diseases II you use Hop
Bitters; besides being the best family medicine
ever made Trust no other
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-12
y. .. MMler.

Ser unternebmen6e Maley unb ssar=
benbdnoler, Serr 6. s.. MiQer, hat
feinem 1i9 INNER nebr eriueitern6en
Gei6dft elm neues 9epartement hiusu=
aefiist, ndinlid ein 9spartement fir
Blloer: Oelgemdlbe, @bromD's &c. Ne=
benbei. wie oas suiammen gebort bat
Serr 0eiiller cine sroBe Nusipa1l bon
@abmen aller art unb iibernilnmt bas
ginrabmem bon Yilbern, bom sr0Bten
Oelsemalbe big aNr fleinsu photpgra=
pbie. 9eB Serr Wfiiller aud in bieIer
Nraa9e GrfOlg baben tpirb, 1T Bel fei>
ner 8eliebtbeit als &aufnann, Bel iei=
ner promptbeit unb &eellitdt nidt an
bers au ermarten. 9err Wtiiller bat lid)
our6 fem energii6es GeHbalteu an
feie preiIe nntet OCT 8ebinaung nur
nar3iialiDe Nrbeit su Iiefern einen &uf
ertporben uno beute if bic us3er,suz
gnng cine a4geMeiNa, baB iper quite unb
geidmadpolle 9lrbeit getban baben iuiQ,
ii6 an 9errn Miia II wenbet. eSm Sc
fdaft bes Serrn Miiller finbet man
nunmebr: TarbeH. Dele, 6las. pinIel,
alsrlel Wtaterial air 9uniimalerei,
Sapeten, Siloer rno 8ilberrabmen
nit Waem iuas in oieie Ssdder
f6ldgt. Oaneben betreibt Serr Miil=
ler S9iloer=, 9aus= unp stlbeuzsp1a=
lerei, tilayt ape slnitrei6arbeiteu unb
NuItraae fir has Sapesiren bon 3im,
mern aus. 9aS @si1dftslofal bes
Serrn MIiller 1T an Gommercelira6e,
neben Der pacific @rpreb Office.
76t6uip1m.
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unlerer Nntunit am Seniter lsben fab
unb fd Die Barpnim, unter teren unb un.
ter bes Nr3tes 5anteu infer Yatient 1T,
als eine 0erwanbte bon Wir. Wcsr aus
mics. @ie tsnnen allo SIR. Woor. yfa.
tirlid! feben Sie tier. Bti Supiter, bas
1T capital!
Bob bate Idon pisrerb ieiner lebten
0crte eas SiiUenbud aus ber Talde
senommen anb borin gu bldttern bsocn=
men. Sett bate er eine Sette entbedt,
bic ibul ucrter entsunsen - cine Seite,
auf mel Der Der Scpf elmer Dame in brei
cber bier burdaus rerIdiebenen Steuun.
gen nit tiibnen 2inien umsiien mar -
Das 1T itupsnb, riff Bob, tasu miiiien
sic itm seieiIen baben - ans benz Sc.
bddtnib fanu bas ieltft Elm 1aulenbtiinit.
Ter tpie Der nid,t.
Gr bate Nngela bas Bud iiber ben
Tifd binseidoben; lie bog 0h iiber eaiz
felbe. bic @lutb ,u cerberstn, bic thr in
@angen unb Stirn aeidcfen war. Sbr
ber3 ldlus gum 3eriprinsen Dor 5Orni9er
Sdam. &r bate tein Steht on ibr; tein
Redt, ibr Yilo in sln Sti,,enbud au
3ei&nen. bus auf Der eanetrabe serlcren
8sht uns ron tem erfcn 8efen Ssfuntsn
mtrb.
l1nb beunph i,ren sic fh. faats IL
auftlideno unb oas Bud nit laitiacr Be-
wssuns suradidiebenc. ID teuue ben
6erru niAt,
Damn muB sr @ie im Irauue Seiehen
tuten, eripieerte BOB, int tSditen Grifau
men bic bellen Gueen balb auf ansela,
balb auf oas 8latt bsitenc.
Waalid - int ,Graun,e! Dos Eriu=
men LIT il Guer Wetisr.
Das l.iter nur bic erSeten WeiIer
perfebep.
tJer tfssuas frIei)
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= Maude Mil&banolsr seriteben es
sortrs1ll& bic aubnlila 3u Osrfiliden
unb iiben unseudtet ber ianititspol3etlis
9en Voridriften ibre Miiduussfante 10
unseffSrt, bab beinl Grtaui iOsenannt
ner &ubmi{d faum Semaue fder
iain iapn, 9b ct niat Gin @enliiA ems
pfaast, belIem @enuB gum ansebliden
Grlat ber Wluttermild bsm 8inbe Serabe>
gu i9aolid wirb. Was 1T baber gu tbun,
wenn benz Sduslims Der 5uweilen ipdrliG
tlteBenbe 9tabrunss9uea oer Wiutterbruit
oura anoermeitise geabruua Yerspufan
biat merben wHb, pber wsnn iener Sueu
aH 8sriasen 0ibritpif entbilt, pber bem
2inoe mad ber @ntwSbuung cine cer Mut=
termila entipredenoe 9iabruns sereidt
wereen foQ? Osun idaffe Neu tab
ter's DeutideS Sinbermebl
PdbotrOpbine) an. Sn alien Npotbsten.
bic Vaaie gu so Sents, 3u babeu,
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wartsn, ionbern nm bic Sbsrbcbeit
Hhina,& iikfr Hnrpn an,narfannan

warten, ionoern nm bic Sberbobei1
@9ina's iiter @oreu an5uerfennen.
- Or. Wooowarb, @eneralarst be,
Yer. ct. armee 1T in Ni35a am ge5irn.
fteber bebenflid ertranft.
= Sn gidsburs ipatbet bas Gdar=
ladfieber 10 fart, baB bic S1ientliden
Sdulen seI&lciien uerbsn mubten.
- Der in Newart, 9f. 5. taoenbe
Turnlebrer=@on9reB bat einent bon Turn=
lebrer Bro lius in Wilpaufee ausaearbeis
teten Ylane sur 2eituns bes Turnunter,
ridtS int Priacipe 3useltimmt, beidlclIen,
bic Bunoesturnfeite fiinf ftigbin alle prei
Sabre ab9alten gu la6en unb fd sesen
9dauiteQunS Der j3Sslinse in Gricots,
lomie geseu &inberbd0e, be{onbers Sim
er'Wasfenbaae, auaseiprrden.
MusIanb.
= DaS Wmenbement gum 3olltarif it
in beutf4en Sfeidstase sur britten &C.
iuns sstomnlen. Die 8orialase ber
9esi.runs, oen SmportSpa auf Qidter,
2cnis, Tals, Seridieoene Steinarten,
Sdlefer &c. gu erbSben, ,purben per=
worfeu.
= Nus Sictpria, 9. g., tpiro terid.
tet, baB bsr Sra3er Nipsr aus ieiuen
ufern setreten 1T urb bic Tlntb unbes
reaenbaren S4aben anridtet.
- Sn Der ipaniiden Deputirtentam,
mer 1T cine 8il einbradt mcrben 3ur
ureersasli4en Gbi&uiiuns Der sflaperei
auf Cuba une ben Sflapen tiiracrlide
Heate gu 8ewdbren.
Sine ct. Yetersburser Depeide
mslpet, baB bic Inite(luns BON Ssraeliten
ais Hf'litararate Sertuten ,purbe, ausse<
uen'Msn eine iolde seldiebt auf bic aIse
oradlide Snitruttion bes Oberbefeblsba.
bsrS c!nes EruppenfSrpers.
Stlsrat. Die Winiifer baben ibre
Nelt3natOn einsereidt, neil 32 rabicale
WiitSiieser Der Sfuptidina auf ben
Gruno bin ibre Manbate nieberleat.n.
baB bic Ausl@reibwna Ser tetten 8ableu
rnssistli4 seweieu iei.
Calcutta. Die &eaieruna bat &C..
idlc1sn, eas @rSebniB ber piNeniduftli.
den llnteriudunS ub5umartem, ebe iie elm
nsues @eiee be3aslid Der 8etroleums
einiuRr srldbt.
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.(Detroit Jree YreB Yem I8. San J

:(Dstroit 5ree Yrsb bonn ls. San
5edtsimsr Bros. babsn fceben elm Gar,
loao BON Nsebs Silt @oss Iontc erbalten.
Dieter Mrtttsl ssrtaufl f.t fstr raid unp
10 n'ub se au6 lein, eeun ss 1T obne 3wei.
tel osr bette @rtifel einer Nrt, Der ie Elm.
etfhbrt wurbs, uno bat ni6t lsnes @let.
hsn. Sur bas Bette Material tvlro III
Nesss Silt SDse aonic psrmauot.
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3suabieRnng Der 2reife fir
DRY-GOODS
9. .. Vant, sllumc pla,a,

9srr 9. Q. 8rant bat bic yrsil. iGr
fol9eupe @ hnitt aaren fir
bisis WoGe mn miuesfsns 25 Yrp,snt
rstu,irt:
Irsnssfiiae eawns nit 6ancy goroe.
Sansy leintns Qawna.
36 3oa fran,SaIte Ytrealss.
3sptyt unb i&Uitilhe @insbams.
Seerfudtrs, Biihop u. yietortalawns.
0smuasrts unt sinfa6, Nainlypis.
S4l.sr aap ans.ys lsiats st0h., Bun.
tInss y, t.. n.
SpiBsn, &rasen. Sals. uno 1al&sn.
ta&er unb Sonnsnldirme.
Sps,ieae Vrsiis unp Nnerbstunasn
In 5errsn. unb &nabsn- An,iisen, Gti..
f.in. S&utem. 6smbsn. 6lttn u. (. 10.
SOtbsn srbaltsn ensn nsHsn Dsrraib bon
Iamtn. gue Sinoeriduttn, Sauslhu.
ben, Vantoiftln uno 3oil.tt.artitsln.
Die patti, 80nisin 8ietoria, Sultan
une erequtt 5ausf&ubs fnb lotten elm
sstroifsn hne wsrbsn ,um biaialasn prsils
OHsrirt. 8rssbt nI6t, eab Sbr pie(s
prststrmabisuns une sisie OEuh nuv
raest bel p. .. Trant,
alamS'Yla,a,
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cages . @enisfeiten.
Snlanb.

Die bier Banfriuser nurtsa
am 10. unter 8sbedung bon $50
Wann in BrpOtislb ein8ebradt. Drei
iinb Drnber Namens Srant, Nltert une
Srso Maion, Der Sisrte 1T frsmo in osr
@eSenb.
= Bei qsnaturs, 8a, usbM eiaa
Neaerfrau ibr 9iub, bas an ben Ylattern
erfranfte, mari es in einen Drummer unb
entflch Drei Gage ipiter murbe bic
2eiae bes 3inbe8 uufsefunoen uno bic
Srau, bic iid in einen Balo sefladtet
bate, einsefunsen.
= pie Republiiaass nerbsa in Der
NeSlslatur bon Srespn cine 0eajcritdt
apn 13 Stimmsn babsu,
= 0uitcan bat auf Ueranlaiuns oeS
AnualteS Sen. SrOder cine Yetitiom nm
einen Write Of Habeas corpus unter,eid=
net, bic benz Sberridter Miller pOraelest
ueresn jsn.
- Sn Gbicaso bat bic Trau bes
Vaders SepbOlt mibrenb Der 9ead,t ale
ibr Mann auf ber Nrbeit mar, erif ibre
bier &inber unb bann fd ielbit peraiftet.
/ Nadbem itrNann bas 1aus p.rlafIev bat=
te, ,es le Die 1iaber, 1s, 7, q Iabre unb
4 Dlpnate alt, weib an, i&midte te nit
Danosrn nnb CAB ibnen bann Strpdniu.
AlS bic 3ineer tcbt tparen, leate lie eines
neben baS ancere, cridte ibnen Blumen
in bic pano unb beltreute lie aud nit
Blnmen; ,bann fleibete lie fid ebenfaQs
weib, ruete ii& init YSnbsyn Hnb nabn,
| cine Dplis Gift, scrabe ais ihr Wann
BON Der arbeit beimfebrte. Sic nabu,
ibn bei Der 9anb unb fiibrte ibn an bas
qaser eer Rineer inbem iie ibu laate;
.apmm uno Te1s bic aiaper. Gie Fne age
tebt unp gum 9iNmel sinsssangeu.
Sisb pie ie idSn iinb, nit ibren Blus
men fur bic Gn8el.s Gin 9inb sab nod
qebens5eiden bon iid, farb aber BALI
earauf. Die 8ruu ftarb 3psi Stunseu
ipate. Us ersiebt iid, bub iie bas Scr.
baben nit Der ilteifen Tohter geplan,
bate, benn b:eie binterlisb einen Brisf an
etne Sdulfreuncin, Der folgenbermaBer
lautet: Wlutter mar INNER fraaf. 81
nslBt, b i4 oft burun sebaHt babe, ~
lterben, Hno ME mir tgbanbelt Heresy
wAlbsn imp" slaubte pubsr, taB es Hi
uas Aae am Setsn iei. ~ sl.ider Sci
tuiamnien Ju iferben. aBir tauften etwus
uns Vile 5u tSoten: 5uerlt bus Yatp
pann Gnnie. bann IOnh, pann id un,
sulest bic Wutter. Dir baben mid
Siel selitten unb jebt fnb Mir uusn
2reubel 9teybQten.-Srau Ssqbslt ws
LETT iBrer lesten @iesertunit fOrtpabren'
trdnrid unb bebbalb fsd fie ben @nt
idluB seiabt BADEN, ibrsm uuo cem &
ben ibrer Sinber elm Gnce Bu MAIDEN.
i - @s wire Jest betaunt, baB Gcmmc
bore Sbufelot mad 9Orea abseieselt il
! niat um pom Sapan llntsrfaeans ~ s}
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Yancoalt 6 Sobn baben
eor5ligli6e tpeiBe Weiten SIT 81 bas
@tiid.
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100, 2idstS sn S. jeb.s. 8rudtteue
In Giinltel I'm 8erbdltnib.
eiat Trttftt

tut Wth'nHt IN Utfte4t VpR $Z6o. .3Jt
U @nirassn fur @esuisr. fcpis Raisn IL,
elsee tbnnta nur In esT Sffes In 9sp- 8 out
etEatt mnba.
Wssm SnformaiiQn pb. 8eisuunetn ftrstb, mas
=" w. VI. Daupbin,
Hep Orsaus f.
Seper6 wopre. aesnt. Gde 5sul;pa Ii. auauia
s,gaBs, San antpnip,
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o.,
Eaaliae Jreie NreHe
erfGe,nt
ii; 5 ait auSnabme bes Scnntaas
uns tpffet
srn.00 fir.bas Satr rter $2.5 fur
3 Wtrncl
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-rgine intereHunte Mittbeilun8 aus
getbleheut Ya.-S9 bstam plSeli6 bef=
tiBe Gamersen i'm Siiden, nelde perios
bid auftraten. Sd faufte cine Tlalde
ct. Satobs Del BON ben 9errn 8. 2a.
mau & Scn uno mar faum u Stunben
mad Der erften s(nwenbuns wieber selunp,
10 idrsibt 9err Gprus Sitter.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-03-28

He WANTED A NEW SET.-A short
time ago man went to distillery In
Greene and invested his surplus cash In
half gallon of whiskey. Proceeding
thence to the public road hard by he
seated himself and INDUCED in inspirit.
Ing rotations. He drank, repeated and
iterated During the process Of liqui-
datiOn q well known dentist passed by,
and our friend, looking up from his
portable bar room, hailed him, and re-
quested him to stop. The accommodate
ing manipulation of the pullikens stop.
ped and the man ordered him, on pain
Of Immediate death, to dismount and
extract from his mouth every ''dodgast.
ed tooth in his head" The Doctor,
drawing from his saddle-bags those aw.
ful implements from which sober man
shrinks in terror, advanced to the
yawntng chasm. and with mighty pull
drew forth time.stained molar. Then,
squaring himself for another attack, he
captured second cruncher. Having
gone so far the humane dentist paused.
thinking that the extraction Of the two
teeth would satisfy the whim of his pa.
tient but he mistOok his man. The
patient seized the instrument and swOre
by the beard of the prophet he would
jerk the teeth out himself unless the
dentist would Immediately proceed to
uproot the last one. Seeing the deter
mination of his patient, the Doctor re-
sumed operations, nor stopped until the
whole crop of his PATIENTS teeth lay
piled on the ground at his feet.
When the job was concluded he in
quired of the subject why he had thus
made wilderness of his mouth. The
toothless patient coolly replied that he
expected to he married soon, and want
ed, in the mean time. to get new set.
Charlottesville Jeferso,sian.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-03-28

Mt. SoLoN, March 9th.
Burglars enected an entrance into the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. r. h. Buckner on Friday night.
The opening Of a door and fall of chair in his
room aroused Mr.. B.. who raised an alarm, and
the intruder rapidly decamped without &C.
complaining his purpose. -.~ s. ~
Mrs Hannah Hanna, who received q para
lytic stroke, affecting her entire left side about
ten days ago. is somewhat improved
Council, No. 50, Friends of Temperance, elect
cd the following officers at its last meeting =
President, Charles Beaver; Associate, T. A.
Cupp; Secretary. Blanch Paul; Financial Sec.
rotary, ]. w. Hopewell; Treasurer, ]. Turner
Clark; Chaplain. D. Bruin Conductor. r. E.
Stoutemoyer; Asst Conductor. j. W. Blake
more Inside Sentinel, Miller Rogers; Outside
Sentinel. 81. c. Hanna.
The Methodist congregation here are much
pleased at the return OF Messrs Bush and Hill
debranh, who preached SO acceptably to the
people of this circuit last year.
Z After an absence Of % years, the genial face
OF DIR. Bob Robinson was seen in our midst last
Friday. In Missouri, the State of his adoption,
he has large and lucrative practice and there
like here. is beloved and respected by all who
know him. He is spending few days visiting
his numerous relatives and friends in this
county.
visiting her father. Mr.. 8. F. HOFFMAN, last
week. Fortune has favored them with most
interesting family of four lovely little girls and
sprightly boy, Of whom any father mi. ht
we'll be proud. Feelings.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-03-28

The people should watch very closely
the course of the present Legislature In
extra session assembled They should
remember that the Governor has deemed
this extra expense necessary on account
of the demands of the public interests.
and the people shsuld demand that the
public interests be enhanced by such
legislation as 1t may enact It Is well
known by every body, save the office
holders and those for whom offices are
to be made, that public interests de-
mand nothing of the sort. but that party
interests and the Boss have dictated the
call for this extraordinary session. The
extra meeting has been convened elm
ply for the enactment of partisan laws,
designed to strengthen the Boss's grip
on the peoples neck, without any ref
erence whatever to or consideration for
the common good, and this unnecessary
squandering OF the public money should
meet Its just and merited rebuke at the
peoples hands, Charlottesville Lefer-
sOniQn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-03-28

Black,0ood's Magazine for March, just repub-
lished by THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLIsH1NG
Co., Al Barclay Street. New York. is largely
devoted to reviews of b oks. Martins Hor-
ace' il, perhaps, the most interesting Of these
notices, as 1t gives biographical sketch Of the
poet, with SO many quotations from his wri-
tings that it has the character Of q collection
Of poems. "Lord Crawford and the House OF
MARI 10 more historical in its tone. and in "the
story OF Elyne of Mar and the Countess of Isa-
bel" explains tho cause Of the abolishment Of
the ancient earldom Besides these we have
descriptions of four new novels; one by q new
author. ]. n. shorthouse; the others by our
old friends Fenry James. Jr., Gerard, and
Blackmore. 1.-THE Fixed Period" has really
come to an end, and so has the pretty little
story begun last month. western Wander
ings" describes some pretty rough travelling
from Deming, New Mexico. to New Orleans
and thence to st. Domingo and the other West
India Islands. The traveller seems to have
been looking out for good positions for settlers.
There is alsoa short addi ess to John Bright. in
verse, and an account of tho meeting Of Par
lament.
The periodicals reprinted by THE LEONARD
SCOTT PUBLISHING Co.. al Barclay Street.
New York; are as follows:-Ine London Quar-
terly, Edinburgh. Westminster and British Quar-.
serly Reviews, and BIackwood's Magazine. Price.
50 year for Blackwood. $3.50 for any one OF the
Reviews, and only SO for all.