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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-08

~, ~ yu,business now before the public. YOU
Ly u. ]. :: \. VI. !: /
m HI Al II can make money faster at work for u
tlan at anything else Capital not need
~ III ed We will strrt you 81 day an
81 II a & UPWARDS made at home by the indus
HElI trious. Men. women, boys aud girl'
hElly Il wanted every where to work for us Nov
~ "a ~ is the time You work in SPAR
ti,ra only or rive YOUR whole time % the business
VIM can live at home and do the work No other BUS
ness Viii nav Won nearly as we'll No one can fan t
,nak enormols pay by engaging at once. Costly out
n and terms free. Money made fast. easily an
honorabiy Address TRUE Co., Augusta Maine l!
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Has often been made by the discovery of some new
hing, but nothing has ever stood the test like DR.
Bensou's Celery and Chamomile Pills; their popularity
and sale is unprecedented
They supply need loug felt and must be, one a
household remedy. just think to be cured in lew
weeks Of these terrible nervous troubles and awful
suffering from SIGH Headache, Neuralgia and Dyspep
sia and the nervous system put in an natural and
healthy condition. destroying the possibility of Par
alyss, Angina Pectoris and sudden death, which is
carrying off many noble men and women in the full
tide of life and usefulness.
This simple remedy Of Extract of Celery Seed and
Chamomiie Flowers combined in the form Of pills, is
boon to humanity has saved the lives of thousands
OF nervous, headachng children in schools and out
every year. No nervous person sufferer from Head
ache. Neuralgia Dyspepsia or Paralysis will do them
selves Justice until they try them
sold by all druggists Price, 80 cents box. DEPOT
lee North Eutaw street, Baltimore Md. BY mail two
boxes for 81 or six boxes for Sl5O 10 any address
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BEATTYS o 01G ~ S 9setn a sets Ffeds
tfattd Cdtal0s Free, Address BEATTY, Washington
N J., azAr M27w2s
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N az n Great chance ~ make money. Those
E1hH n who always take advantage Of the
HILL HI good chances for making money that
EHHuU II are offered, generally become wea lthy
HEUN - while those who do not improve such
hhHIEH chances remain IN poverty We want
NM HI ~ amany men women, boys and girls to
work for us right in their own locali-
ties Any one can do the work properly from the first
start The business will pay more than ten times or
binary wages, Expensive outfit furnished free. No
one who engages fails to make money rapidly You can
devote your whole time &" the work. or only your
spare moments. Full info NATION and all that is
needed sent free Addrets 1NsON II Co, Portland,
Maine. FMlyl
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NJ /3So,oG

Thousands Of equally strong endorsements, many
of them In cases where hope was abandoned-have
been voluntarily showing the remarkable power
of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, in all dis
eases OF the kidneys liver urinary organs. II any
one who reads this has any
the great danger Of delay.
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.r,.6 8hu~
Prescription Clerk. F. Bascomb's Drug Store

MoSTPELIER Nt,IAugust q, ISL.
II. II. WARNER 4 CO., GentlsmeH:-
For the past twenty years have suffered with Liver
and Kidney Complaint, and have never, found any
thing to permanently help me until | 6egan USING
three bottles and have experienced great benefit from
IL recommend it with confidence to all troubled
with kihnaY and liver trnnlle..
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coca week in your own town. Terms and SIS outfit
SOOfree. Address H. HALLErT Il Co., Portland Me.
M4Syl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-08

We print below some of the expressions
OF opinion which we have seen OF the
changes made in the dairymen's associa
ton at its last meeting. They are mostly
favorable. and as to the new president
entirely so. But something besides talk
will be necessary to make its future a
SUGGEST c., money and hard work:
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CONSUMPTION GDR BE GHRE1.
R RM: HALLS
E3H 1Hs BILSAN

Cures Consumption, Colds, Pncum onia,
Influenza. Bronchial Difficulties, Bron.
chitis, IIoarseness, Asthma, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough, and all Diseases of the Breath.
ing Organs. It soothcs and heals the
Membrane Of the Lungs, inilamed and
poisoned by the disease, aud prevents the
night-sweats and tightness across the
chest whca accompany il. CONSUME.
TION is no. an incurable malady. 1t is
only necessary to have the right remedy,
and HALLS BALSiM Is that remedy
DON'T DESPAIR Of RELIEF. for this
benign specific will cure Won, even though
professional all fails.
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PATENTS.

n "A aaweek in vuur own town. - Outfit free
m ~ AeNO risk Everything new Capital not re
~ H. h qured. We will furnish you everything.
AhHk Many are making fortunes. Ladies make
AW as much as men, and boys and girls make
SVVHEE great pay. Reader, il you want q business
" " " at which you can make great ray all tie
time you work, write for particulars 10 &
HALLITT X Co, Portland, Maine. fnlyl
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MISCELLANEOUS
TRUTH ATTESTED.
IMPORTANT STATE MENTS OF WELL
uNpuN urnpT l. NxIInT 4 VERIFIED

In order that the public may fully realize the gen
uineness OF the statements we'll as the power aud
value OF the article Of which they speak we publish
herewith the fac-simile signatures OF parties whose
sincerity Is beyond question. The truth OF these
testimonials Is absolute, nor can the facts they
noucO be ignored.
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SKIN HUNfOR,

SKIN FIUMUN,
F. II. Drake Esq. agent for Harper Bros, Detroit
Michigan astOnls hing account of his cast
eczema rodent, which had been treated by consul
taion of pl ysicaus without benefit and which speed
lily yielded to the Cuticra KesOvent % iood purifier
internally and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap THE grea
| skin cures oX teTpally.
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MONTPELIER. VT. Aug. %, ISL.
II. II. WARNER & CO. Gentlemen
have used Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
with good effect, and It is in my dpniOn an honest
and excellent medicine.
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to parts Of objects, letters, etc. until the
completed picture represented the hook.
She showed bg diagrams on the black.
board what eonvenlionalized drawing Is.
also some of the rules for perspective, and
spoke of the benefit studying drawing
would he TO all.
The subjects of the second course grad.
mates were treated in masterly way, and
would have been het'er appreciated II
they had been placed earlier in tho pro
yIamme.
Miss Cushman considered light as the
embodiment OF COTS wisdom and power.
NJ ss RawsUn, by reference TO many OF
our leading thinkers and writers, illustra-
ed her subject in very clear manner.
CuItis's sIring band was in attendance
both afternoon and evening. The sociable
at the Town Hall in the evening was quite
an enjoyable time. Many former students
were present.
Some changes and many improvements
have been made during the past halt year.
The prospect is good for having very
tut school next term, beginning Frbrulry
LIST. With the progressive methods ami
thorough work of the principal the school
cannot fail of being success.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-11

The king of Prussia, by Prince Bis.
marck, has notified his ministers chat his
official acts are his own and not those Of
any minister. 1.-The Prussian constitu-
tion," says the imperial rescrpt. "is the
expression of the monarchal tradition of
this country, whose development rests on
the living relations of its kings to the
people. 1t is therefore my will that E.
no doubt shall he allowed to attach to nv
constitutional right, or that of my success.
sors, to personally dilect the policy of the
government He is "far from wishing to
res,ric, The reedom of elections" but all
officials must take notice that they are
buunl to support the g vernment's policy,
seven at the elections" and 80 hold aloof,
even AZ the elections, flom all agltat ion
against my go ernment." This means
plainly enough that funclionaries in Prus.
sa make u mistake when they call any
measure Bismarck's and venture to oppose
it, and come within close hail OF treason in
so doing. The constitution makes Bis.
marcks counter signature necessary on
the kings official acts, but the acts are not
Bismarck's, but the kings. Neither Bis
marck nor the old king conceives that the
time must come when the development of
Prussia will have gone quite beyond anv
relations between kings and people, and
rest with the people alone. There is no.
thing very unifying. even now. in imperial
rescripts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-11

There is nothing new under the sun. and
though the tower is " hardly ever under
he sun, nevertheless there is nothing new
about We tower. Poor old Madame Tus-
sand bu>ies herself beyond the grave
through her heirs and assigns to secure
novelties to attract the public, while the
grim old tower. solely by reason Of its
grimness and its ollness draws its daily
contingents OF Innocents Abroad v from
heir homes in all parts of the world
without the slightest expense of billing,
advertising or new attractions.
Mr.. Durable, well known artist. has
for some time been the victim of series
of extraordinary annoyances. On one
occasion his studio was invaded by hos
of governesses, all anxious to impirl
instruction. Another advertisement was
10 the effect that he wanted 1000 pretty
girls Now, one pretty girl AS a model
for TN artist is all very we'll, but not two
hundred There was another advertisement
for lady housekeepers. Then n still
more singular method of annoyance was
adopted One hundred sandwich men
paraied before his studio. announcing that
1t would be opened free to the psblf from
10 to 4 O'Clock Mr.. Barrable was Devil
dered for a time, but at length found that
the ORIGINATOR of these freaks was a literary
lady named Knight Bruce; and she was,
therefore, summoned on Thursday to APP
pear at the police court. The magistrate
dismissed the summons, but said the people
who bad been sent TO Mr.. Barrahle's
studio might take proceedings against her
If four hundred persons take the magis
trate's advice. Mrs. Knight Bruce will
perhaps, regret annoying the artist, and
have to pay considerable sum in dam
noes. AUGUST.
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From Our Regular Correspondent
WaShiugf0n Latter.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. Z, 'S2.
The holidays are over. The national
bunting has again been run up at both
ends of the capitol. announcing the pres
encc of the House and Senate in Congress
Postmaster general james has formally
resigned, and the new postmaster general,
Howe. has heen duly installed at the head
Of the largest postal department on the
planet.
The most noted. and. owing to its cause
and its episodes. the most repulsive, trial
in modern judicial history is rapidly near
ing its close.
The social world at the capital is abroad
on The boulevard, or at home in the draw
ing room, alert, irreprcssible, diabolically
CAV. and esthetically wicked.
Until within the last five days, we have
had the balmv winter climate of South
Carolina; but the new year brings IA tenn
perature and snow fall that has set the
oldest inhabitant talking.
The House met on Thursday and, after
a brief session, adjourned till Mon lay, but
the session, brief MS il was, was sufficiently
long for Mr.. Orth, of Indiana, to express
his protest and his Indignation at being
ignored in the formation of important
e hn
forty-seventh Congress will not hear the
end of the very general dissatisfaction
with speaker Keifer's committee mechan-
ISM. For the last ten or fifteen years.
there has been feeling among Legislators
that the system of naming the personnel Of
committees by the speaker concentrated
TOO much power in the hands of one man.
So long, however, as the speaker followed
the rule of +, cognizing. as far as possible
the leaders of the House, and placing them
on important committees, there had been
no emphatic protest; but now comes
speaker Kelfer, ignoring all precedents
and nearly all the recognized leaders, caus
inc great dissatisfaction in both rank and
Gle, and in both parties. Mr.. Springer, Of
Illinois, will, in few days, offer a resolu
ton, setting forth that unknown and mex
perlenced men have been assigned to i'm.
portant committees, while older members
and those familiar with legislation and the
rules OF the House, have not only beer
gagged by beir 9 placed on unimpor AMI
c, mmiltees, but that they have been re
moved from important committees where
they have long served, and that thei
, Efficiency as Legislators has been conspcu
pusly and wantonly impaircd; that The
,clion Of the speaker is not so much a per
sunal atiront rs it is wrong 10 their con
Suuents and 10 the country, whose inter
sis demand the best nbiity and most ma
lure experience, or, in olher words, tina
tools shall not be given to bung ers, Blu
o those who can use them The Ceehn!
Of dissatisfaction among members is, b,
no means, confined to Mr. 9th. or to dem
ocr;lts 1t is shared by the friends of Mr.
| Ouh and of Mr.. KlSsOn, and is prcvalen
,mong the sem. The eastern. the south
"rn, the New E gland, and the New Yorl
delegations. 1t needs no prophet to pre-
lict that, with this intense feeling existing
he fOrly-seveDth Congress will not be ;
love cote, or the speaker chair a bed o
II ses.
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le postmaster general has issued an
4 requesting all po,tmrsters and EN-.
b in the mail service of the Unileu
Is to be vacciuaetd. rs q precautionary
pre- against small pox. which is pre-.
Pg IN many places in this country at
mt.
b f Twin w. Stonghton, a prominent
York lawyer, died in that city Sltur.
A lie was bDrn in Vermont in 1918.
10 New York in 1897 and won hi,
10 II good position at the bar. He was
by President II tyes rs minister to
b whence he returned two or three
ago.
|round numbers our national debt is
% 900 600 less than it was at the clost
war in 6j. 1t is sull large enough,
ever. (l7o5,49l,7lO but it is being
nished ut the rate of six or eight
pns mouth. There was in Decem.
Production of Sl2793, 6?3 during the
b. and Il decrease since June 80, Of
~ ,094 quite handsome showing.
Fernor Farnham has appointed Judge
Rr E. Royce chief Judge of the
me court, and has advanced each Of
her associate judges one step. He
80 appointed Hon. John w. Rowell
est Randolph sixth associate Judge
<poiutment that was expected flom
Commence Mr.. Rowell has attained
wyer in his part of the state, and
he voting in 1880 when the legisla
Elected u Judge.
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dispatch from St. Petersburg brings
'gence concerning the missing boat
Jeannette, which destroys the hope
per crew might yet he alive. NJ.
sOwski, who went in search of the
tette on borrd the Chasseur, tele.
Is from likout>k under date of Dec.
b the Chasseur parted August from
'niled States!Neamer r )dgers, which
for Herald island. An Americ n
per which jpined the Rutgers in
lence by had aboard the captain OF
'bded whalrr who sad he had seen n
+ast upon Herald island, containing
&s and also silver spoons and other
rs marked 'Jeannette." the captain
II hgcrs expected to winter ut Her
hand. and aided by dogs bought in
|chatka, to make lhorongh search
tislan l.. The Sreerk with the Bre
Expedition on butrl left the ltoIyer>
4 this news came and returned to
fsc ports.
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&London T!nles OF December 90, 1881
helican literature for children says
b is an old song which sings how II
venerable mtn delighted to p, ss
|ening of his days in initiating his
ehld in the exhilarating game Of
BITS, and how, so well did the lad
DIV his instructions, that at last The
hn was beaten by the hoy In look
srr The two parts Of 81. Nicholas. this
lng has come hack to us. Certainly
fpducers of such literature 70 our
boys and girls must look to their
b Both in the lelterpress and tn,
#Ings these two volumes seem 10 IL
Nd the admission touch our vanity or
#rioli,m, cal it by which name WI
pmethIns closely above anything
.klucr in the same line. ] he letter.
while containing quit rs large II
II of att action for our Young fancics.
<nch more I,lea'd, so much less com.
Zee. altogether Of IL higher Ii erary
nn the average production Of our
y Of the same class. And the plc-
he often works OF real art, not only
ravings, but as compositions of
design"
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The frteman.
MONTPELIER VT
CDNESDAY, JAN. IL. 1882.



n long sickness John Pierpoint.
lge Of the supreme court of this
FED ut his residence in VergenneS
.iirlay afternoon. lie WIS hurn in
sld, Conn, September 10. 1906.
FaS elected n Judge of the supreme
p 1857 and became chi,i.iudge in
the appointment of Judge Poland
place in the United States Sena'e
vacant by the death of Senator
ter.
Funeral services were held in Ver-
J yesterday Afternoon, Rev. e, o. P.
ssisted by Rev. Dr.. johnson Rut-
|nd Prof. Turrey of Burlington, con-
b them. Rev Mr.. Hall spoke
ply and eloqnently of the simplicity,
and justice that marked the life oil
|ad Judge; but he marred an other.
|dmiruble discourse by criticism Of
\ Pierpoint's religious life or profts
|lhat was rs uncalled for as it wa.
ply.
&c Barrett ard Judge Redfield spoke
bly, of the life of their dead chief
Blrrett saying that it gave the lie
|old line "what shadows we are, and
shadows we pursue;" and Judge
BID that it was the man and not hi,
|pn that won esteem. respect anC
IRE were present Mt the funeral the
me court judges, except Judg,
ey who with the Bennington ba'
n connection with the Rutlau,
III; Eek Judges Poland, Barrett
and Dunton; Coy. Firnham anC
|ov Barstow; FIX Cows. Smith, Stew
hd Fairbanks; and a hundred o
|mcmhers Of the bar.
h deceased chief was so good judg
v was great Judge. Great. espe
in this, that bis life work, the decid
n cases, did even handed Justice t
who came before him. He wa
pit to decide right, 10 give the needet
BPS and no more; and had no wish t
by brilliant or learned opinions tha
A be cited AS curiosilies of literature
|e law.
of whom it is true. that
His life was gentle: and he elements
y mx'd in him. that Nature might stand up,
|nd say to all the world, THIS ,cas man 7"
h. done each day that days duty. ha
10 a well.earned rest and good re
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-11

VERMONT STATE PRIsON.-The main
addition 10 the state prison building Is
nearly ready for occupancy. The inside
work in the central structure IS nearly
done and will be finished this month. he
new building adj lining the prison. which
was built for the superintendent resi-
dence, will not be finished before spring
The prison contains but lt9 convlct7, the
smallest number for many Yeas. Flv'
Years ago there were l6O inmates.
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Mr.. D. Clinton Peters, the artist whose

Mr.. d. Clinton Peters, the artist whose
illustrations in the highly popular juvenile
holiday book "Tutti Frutti' have met with
UGH high commentator from the press
all over the country, is but sixteen year,
Of age. From present indications be has
a promising future before him as an artist.
Ambitious young colorists under twenty
wears of ace have n chance to win one oil
three cash prizes aggregaling S400, offered
by the publisher. George W Harlan, OF
New Yo,k, for the three best colorings OF
one or more pictures in this book. The
mr. yes are 10 be awarded in March, 1882
The well known artists Louis =. llt'nN'
John la Fargo, ind Elihu Vedder will form
the Jury Of award.
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A MOTHER WRITES:

When children hegin TO cough ut night.
I give dose of Whites Elixir; one or
L o doses always s OPS the cough, and the
child sleeps well. Nothing is so wearing
IN small children as incessant coughing
during the night, as my children always
Ito, when they have colds if by any means
happen 10 be without Whites Elixrr. 1t
might truly be called the Elixir of Life to
all VINO are subject to coughs and colds.
lml
WILLIsToN MARKET, Jan. 1O.-Butter,
good 10 choice, sold ut "a to &c cents;
selections. 81; eggs, %.
RICHMOND MARKET, Jan. 9.-Butter
sold at 25 To % cents for freshly made ;
October, 80 to 80; cheese, II to II; pota-
toes, rs to 50 for Elrly Rose.
ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, jan. 10th.
Attendance good, receip fair, market
,ctve and prices firm. We quote winter
outter 20 to 25 cents; selections, % cents ;
no fail butter Offering. Shipments, about
$50 packages. We hear of one dairy Of
ID packages of summer butter selling nj
20 cents and 9 packages of fall at 80 cents
per pound.
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GuitCau'S Trial,

e evidence was closed last week and
|Rst Two or three days have been used
guments or instructions asked for BIZ
side and in discussing the question
Fisdic,ion. Ju lge Cox decides that
IS lriSdlcIinn of the case and his
b rs to he instructions are favorabl,
+ prosecution.
b arguments in the case will take -
pretty surely but sometime mex
it is probable the case will get t.
hry. There is n general belief thai
esult will be the conviction of the as
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PERMANENT.
No. 8 CHARTER OAK STREET,

No. CHARTER OAK STREET,
HARTFORD. Conn, Juue 81, 81
H. II. WARNER & Co : Strs-Your Sale
Kidney and l. yer Cure cured me OF
Blight's Disease. and one of Hartford's
best phi sicians says that have no signs
Of the disease in my system.
G. Il. BANKER.
2wl
BIG ENGrNE.-A new "moyul' engine
the largest ever made for the Central Yer.
mont-bas been built at the St. Albums
railroad shops. The engine alone weighs
some As tons and with the tender Fl He'd
weighs IS tons. The drivers are six in
number and 81 in. in diameter. The cyl
lnders are 10 in. in diameter, with stroke
of 90 in. The fire box Is 78x35 in with
all the other paris large in proportion, and
fitted with the latest Improvements. She
carries two and half cords of wood AMI
2200 gallons of water The power of this
immense engine is about double that OF
ordinary locomotives. She cost in the
neighbOrhood of 81 900. and is numbered
IS" The name Is the I'D. d Rlnlett,"
in compliment to the treasurer of the roa d.
She will run on the Central division. An
other engine of the same dimensions is
building and others will follow to satisfy
The constantly increasing business of the
road, which is largely augmented by the
new line contract.
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A.. aid m rarnuaratively ~7ss II ~,
turu their attention . clefi- .si1f-snr q tuese
,nsis these netIuin aud lmhinS MS M III, III
at..r,f.ear Tbere Il ierabie OF te llH ..i-
Wfo tin left az san Fr4neiscn hut ~ tH N,-li.T
ME very lutte arrn= NJ. TIE en- IL N,H.-is. n
VIZ -, !3r,nsd mi Ia a aud effective ca it1rila y
IN aritre taf l. lkeiy b. hard e. sell TOT - W
- casne a. manufacturers who have us-! " 1880
II A. eSsiy raw material al any price a. ~nlc II o'
be niitaiued
ru.