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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
"A We'll Contrtyed swIndie.

4 ci:v3G ed parly successful attempt OF
ssicdI!rs by means cf e1roitIy c,n,rived scle-
graphic desp,ic5es has j1st com, 10 lish. 10 Ha-
vaas. A el:g'sn pu porting to be forwarded
ifSm hisdtd, through thc EsHs rg :rcy Of S. s.
Sgs:c,r, f'as EtiGtcd ia tic Havana ps3ers cn
GAluCa:g ,aor2i:g Dscceb,r q. announcing
ttarsS tbs dtavlog # the IN N,tioool L3ttery,"
L: Madrid. oa December %. ticket No. O4,745
nad tEaTa tho oapi.sl pf'z cf $5O0000. Oa
Gatu7das afternoon tho ticket No. Q4,T45 was
?ressHisd 70 tie blsklGg hoC3s Of Mcssrs. j.
VI. Ecrj IS 4 o., zoo dso'ias(s 70 negotiate il
unti' tAe gsoui1tncs3 ot the alleged telegram
c.ul3 ;'s a,c,r.a;af&. i'ley forwarded isoui:y
Hy cable to ih,:G M.dsi3 correspondent ena Ga
Nnn"ap rcc2;v2z Ecat Sppcarad 10 bs rtD!y
Confirming the pcb'ia0cd dispatch. Tocre.
uD1o they neG2;!a.cj tho .ick.. sci oa The
@ow;'c dcy 'ra p;gfca raturncd 70 Messrs.
Eori 's i o. s22ll eco Sgeiust csb,. transfer
O. pets. \ aienb 0: tac ieu lsfs Havana
i:r N2T IvtG 90 Thursday With the ticket 10
2E1:r 20 een1 .hs saTo 10 Gat::d -aaer Tt
;ar.a! sas', sd irsu,ed. o. hs srrval here
= s,e:Gsy mailicg he Il o3:gsd tsiagrams fiou
ai5 hou.o !ncrI!G3 lin tia, t5o sosl cies e.
iso.!5HiaE .he sttG;ueoeGs CT tho report CT the
diaNiEG Eo:3 f!r&eJ arc the ea;;5o tracs:c icu
FtH u lfhIur t-GvS>QiCl. Gesp2,Che5 assure
hin taaf iarge parG Of the moGcy has bsen
recovered in Havana and he haa every reason
70 believe ih.s tic l.GGQ. C00:. Transferred to
P-tl5 have net ycs passed. inio the possession
1T !hs swiati.ss. TIE Grm to!egraphs fion
hsv2ns ;hst the p'iac;psi cperasar in lie ue-
tl!i9aa tysnssc.ioe i.ss nson arrested there and
lodscd IN pTisoD. and tlst they cxprcs to re-
c1vac ths wtoia oi the rcnsn!rC s2s9 600, 20
th2t their oSen!u Il loss will bo tliftcg ia uon-
cy aod clhfneG principally to tic iro1b.s and
iCaa5Taoiorca to which they have been Iu..
Her ia sIast Ee!tamcnt u tho tusicess csn-
cii;:T tAere, Ia: ito WI! kuoW r3coEIc % aud
ul3aGb:sd e;o5i: Of Ncssys. BJ:jes & Co. hsvo
rr'"' ped soy Gn.oc;at G:su:b b.Ec,,-NeU
York. Herald ct' Je:ter2y
TERRIBLE DEsIIrUTIoN % last Sunday
Fetk the tll:srs aud crcH Of the steamer
G?o'g:aapa fouod !a:aig, ,e1osisliag CT msD,
Tfo ~ad !:7e ch!idtsn. in e s;nr7icg condition
in co oId tssG il aH s5i.ied s:a!ioa Ct DN-
chester c9onty. Sep: 92re immediately taken
itT their relief SID 90 lest Frtdsy the hus5std
sud iathcr w.s found dead. Saturday colec-
'lla Was taken rp on board tbs staantr end
handsome su1 resi- zG, with which meats ed
provisions Teya &c clGs.d and furnished them.
The c!h ,ers srd e:ew Of the GaoTgaaare have
tsEen ,bep, ic cts!g,. sod tvcrp.hne will b.
d me FOR their rs!iet.-BQlttmore Ne1rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

10 Iaset al .he 4sms9ds c2oa i. ths Gs L tic
Nil be made 8 WASHING GHM and E!, x.
AO&D Ms |sEApEE, as vel as aa hIEY
ASGEIA JOUKiAL. Tbs Richmond end
"sshi' s'oa AeHs o! pas. yo,C3 b q !eIi ll.:e 10
improve bu! set Scc,t@r eifJi: w,.I BE- II ado to
i1tu;e ae'o.u!e perfection il s2a9, ,:cpsrt...1...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

TEousards OF equally strong e1dorsomeata-
Iany q therl in c,ses waore hoDa WAS sb.ac or
cd-have been voluntarily given, chewing the
Iouiara6!e power Of WaInei's Safo Kidney and
i.,:ar Cure in aii disasscs OF the Kidneys, liver
oi urinary organs. Il sny cns vino reads this
hsE snV physicii trouble, rtm acaber the gras.
dSnGe- 0: du.Gys LeC.S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR. s. @. Wrsr's NEEvE AND BRAIN TREAT
MEET; q specific for Ayster;s, Dizziness, Cox.
vulslons, Nervous Headache, Mental Deprea-
sioa, Loss Of Memory SpernssorThG, Impc-
tsocy. Involuntary Emissions, frematuVe Gid
age. caused by over cSestiOn, self shuse, or ever
indulgence. which leads 10 misery, decay and
death. One box will euro recent cases. Each
boz contains one months Treatment Ono dollar
boz. or Elk boxes icr five doiiars; sent by 1sil
prepaid on receipt Of price Ne gusrsntes six
boxes to cure sny case. With each order 7o-
celVed ty US for six boxes, accompanied with
FIVE dollars, We viii SEND the purchase. our w.it-
ten guarantee 10 return The noaay il tao trea-
;nent does not e1ecs euro. 9usraIltses iaaued
5y JANNEY 6 90, Druggists, AleSnn'ris.
Ta., Wholesale and retail agen.s. Orders by
msii will receive prompt attention. uSr7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

d,l1>a2s Ta'c % tAcc2 aoz aca.ioas, :: p.cpo-es
20 coa:ifuo IL Useia! iia ani ..ow ea!e.s uocn
ano!ae' { ha a;aaty-.hiT3) Yc.ume, da!er,aiLed
TO DC !ae newspaper Of lh8 cf: il Virginia.
Tie d; ste VIII ~! forth ::s Utnoe: endssror
TO continues model rew:oaaor. elG i!s tuca,s:
during !h's en'i,a century in cslsyog TO TIC
want sd mcc:ior Ina wishes cf the paon,o,
guarantees :ka. win !a!a paper 1roni.c ,lo,ra
pe:fjrEosrC@.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

Aieynndri9, W.. Auprst

Alexandria W.. August 4, 1881.
hecut 20 moa:hs sgo / wss consld ersbly
Troubled with . constant Gtsre 10 urinate. On
toe Recommend 6stioa OF Cspiaia i. &. Graham
EeSsu 10 use Warrei's Sais I.idney and Liver
GlTs, aId Il has tf!c.e3 g. eI.!-0 cue il ny
ca,
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Il Il1NJ p WITT ,DrT
: 5-' =. : -
doth -, -
l'o:;G:s.r ll@uriiiy &ss...v.s.s os *
42}3Ey2ee2a2',Il ee2a2,ll &C. 6

ii .Ae ciST - iHa:s7ii!A, O.
~ = i;&.E, > :. !! JlGH q l5e2
&1aso GraG!G9s occ"- monthly ijurG2r. CT,
copt2aI Nndc: E:2visicns ~ ia 80. o: tn3 vCa-
era Aee5mb!y uf EsrbIc'y
Gao United States Circus Gsug. - 5:svch ST
rendered tc5 i0i'c@i3g Geciai%Ha:
E&i-ziiaE i:cs5 a'e:tT ;2s isG. II :aIs:s s3Es.
;f;i:uft;f' Seas as;sIy ias Legal,
&:S-2:a siGHygE.liS are GsaT.
i,e Ge:nDGa? hos nose On hand isTr2 T9ecrya
il-G, load carefully :'lr iis: OK DT;Tag :u- tia
ga q ks Il - z a. ia&s.
n2iZ2-",i2 i2j!,2i1 100 pT:@;:a SlJu a.ch 3lt) 017
/ Dcjza...- iU,l,yt 10 price 80 sa2a i0(t3
! pci-G,,,-, G,ouJ 90 p:i:s. "a sae.i 1900
l,GGi ..,7e2 =! ccnI. 1869
e n-isce s., ,jt:2 cach &:',Ggg
70 prize: tJi cso9 lp.GEi
prizes 81! aac: A.2.,QG- r::- . ,...,;;., 9
3?7i5as 80 easA ,...... / ;.It}
a>i2ss -, 2-,.a ..,,,,. 9tJ
?EGeic t;:.o:e 81 =: ;:c;,a:s =: :: :::&a.s
~: IS ;iaket3 %iGi.
BerI.! fug =. rr .:ar:t I!r>.. IN r.a':cr o- se?d
~ is&9raEs &c - !. @GHi! 81 &EfLSI&E-
I'D L,s2I2ss2 o. I-42IJ@+!C4 UEI:EE:
i.'rte:3 o; - Gad upe.ra, i2 Express. cra ~
s5Is - cur ezacn:e. &.dGcass al cTIeTs to e.
=. Es-t&, icE- = inH7 Go9..5T..iopycai Build
M, EI9!=:.s@i}s7, Is Fr- =J3 it-o,ui way, ~ y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
Alexandra l'szetto for 1882,


The aL2AAED&IA GAZ.TTE I'd VIZ.
GINA ADFE ,jL-EA. begun il 2792. is iAe
od@i: ne"lrapsr - re S;.:o, 7lG he OILY -iiv
PUB i.aot II 19J5oara Eir.!Li4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
ipSE 4%SsEsesa-

Asc17nulIs, Va, Dec !, 1851
sSC2 Hu EE hes jus. returned f.tm ttiri
- trip t. Now Io-E, ari VIC 80 s4!,EAT
Il hEI S&ASUHAELI; and uSSiEABLE
GOODS SUITABLE EJ1 TIE EGELDAyS
and general tTaie
Large variety Ecw pa..c.ls il Tsi2h: C:o.k-
!Egs aad Z! col iilushss.
Largest assortment oi L2G:8s' Cc:1: il s:ock
III: Sesaoc.
Ne7 coiors in f!usAcs azd y.lrt;S ;aeci.lly
handsome Back iiiush.
haId5o:us Napkins. TahIa Caa.ssks AID
Iowois.
Ech ssaostnent OF SILK Handkerchief. srt
Elk biufil e1s from Z5o 10 81 81
tew !;>h: Jackeis, very aEcap; Short ElecE
Jackets very scarce sEi dta;Iah!e
Cur t:ock lss ueTai tsal better arc ia worth
ST examination.
doel J. E. TAGEETT
SHEGIAL hC"ENgIGN-co GLOSS r. car.
~ signnsat OF IMPORTED C!OAkS wa Of
Ter Si5 Black Clocks 70. S!l; Sl3 Go Tor SIS;
$50 80 70! S.i; S2i do SIT. This lct il e very
email Que, md il aoL closed il lew dsvs thoso
rcnsniaG ursCid viii ba returned 10 ms IT.
porter. Don't n4s5 tao chance,
Gccl ]. Z. TACKETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
EG>e5T'ol E-g7 .SGSsaEas.

F@ have cca IA st,ra tgr. !:na of
IL DIE S-3351 GA1;D S&WE:I EJ0I5
Suitable 4. I'll ..ad wiats..
I2eaa foo'a ere made il :he ver, aa5. rr,zrfler
:Gd Eosi I"cGogn atyLes; t. petia2; Il, s1d eYc.v
par %&'f5aiet &c give un;iro sal!siac.i5l
TIE verdict c; :5e ladies wh0 .aTa usai, ih,ee
2Go5s Is :1Es !try G.e most comfurt:aio rca"l;~
!ai' ca!a9.a tEI the clotGcsS lha2 itay hare
e"@. Ugsa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
TEETE .aTTEETEE.

lSoEo IN 1o?:a1! Statement. 0! We'll Hcora
feco!e (: hciiy VuriE.3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

II ile progress Il tic gSoH.:i ao1 enterprises
OF 'u7 city Telephone Eacasrg, hes baaa CSC
'ao!l:hed graAtI5 10 The beatf. of The business
community aaa with which tho Gsze.!a was
es;'y connected .ha.co7 putting the etfi2 in
innecista comn.lnlca. or 7f;:h ali psr.s Of tho
city and !ati.i:ioE !ao lojl;c:;9.. oE I:aws, Sc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

GEOVsLs SID TONGS, Ash Sho7eis, Mi.e
- FendeEs, Coal Eods, &c. a.
JAS. +. CARLIN 81 SONS,
Geci3 G3 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

hspecisl attention will 10 dsvo!td to r.eaont.
Z, IS vel! fem oTiaiosi sources of information
81 'F'n il: exchanges, tAo Lews q V:rgi-ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

ELRGahT CAElGhrS ftled with the To-
E4 es! stock 10 Plush, S.tin, Lesthsce,te and
Closh beautiful prsseats a. vary lyw figures
DeLs Rus's Imperial Treasury eai FIJI !iaa
cf Pspeterias il talc5 boIes
dec7 ROBERT BELLS SnTS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

me bus!ne:5 sad Commercial columns OF he
oS"'"e Will De filed with lke e;Tlie:i and mos!
'1sc' commercial news. edited with such pain:
'@A'as care as vii! render sn error, where even
,'sH' error; ere dangerous. Impossible. Tho
- HeF5' cfogers and commercial people c. the
''a'e Know they mag G:p.'i ltyon tic Caste.
Sa:Iy and relisble reports OF the GcaiG, Cattle.
''ocsIy scd other Markets Hill be furnished,
aHu Inc pFicea and position OF tho stocks. which
are Inc subjects Of businees !rsla.c!ioas in this
section OF the country, carefully quoiad.
lie Continue! tavors CT tto;o vho h:va orcs
u'ed me Gazette rs an advertising raediGu ie 8
H''ans ior saying tbs! 1t psys to advertise il
Us scoIumns watch experience has shown TO Gio.d
greater returns for small ;lse..ner ert than ary
other which can be made.
TEHli5 OF INSCRIPTION.
Aie1sndrs Daily Gsz :.te.......sG pe. sDruu
alexandria Tsi- Weekly Gaze.ts... "
always cssh in advance.
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=. FULL L1NECF FANCY End TOILET
s.S. .&RTiCLES-Sosps, Per'umsry. &C st
". .. HUDSOE'S, l65 King e.
noy19 Between Harry snd Fsyetts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

TAI 4 invite attention 10 our large assortment
w Of CHOICE GOODS. and especially 20
cur prices, which have been made - meet any
competition. An examination Of our stock will
convince all Of this fact.
decl9 kUBLRT BELLS SONS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

2EASONABLE TOILEG hHrICaES-
~ Fassllne Cod Cream EoGe Lip Ssi7e, GSaa-
Fl.voring Extracts. Fine Toiie. Solps, &C., 10:
sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

lust RSCEIVED --Hydroeino Inpsrisl
~ Granum, Winchester aid BULBS Cough
Syrup. Pa.kar's Esir Esiasm and .3uge1 Touic.
Beaeun's Celery sld ChsmUui.o Pills, atillers
Neuralgia Kills Eaafor&'s Eadical euro fer
Ce!srrh, ct W, X. CMsl5iTuE's.
oct3l IS King street.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12
Jamaea Rum made from old Shoes.

Speaking of the Industry statistics,
says a New York letter, reminds me
that several curious business have been
discovered by the censns deputies, OF
which SO far no newspaper has given
all account. The superintendent OF
the Brooklyn census was much puzzled
some weeks ago upon discovering that
there was some use made of old shoes,
which was not known to any of the
deputies in his employ, and could moi
be discovered. 1t was found that old
shoes were collected in large quaint.
ties by ragpickers and jnnkmen, and
sold to certain mysterious persons, for
what purpose no one could divine. Il
was well known that Prussian blue 10
made out of old leather, but the per-
SONS engaged in that business were
perfectly willing TO have their works
inspected. After much inquiry and
investigation IL was found that the old
shoes were made into Jamaica rum.
When they came from the ragpickers
The good pieces were cut out and sold
10 snail cobblers for patching purposes.
The rest was distilled with spirits, col
ored with burned sugar and sold as ia
maica rum.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12
SALES OF REGISTERED SHEEP.

William Moore, Layman, Ohio, Ia
James Reed, Layman. Ohio, ram.
G ID Miner, Middlebury, to Kenne.
dv Il Fellows, Michigan, 4 ewes from
the flock of II Lane. | from the fl lck ri
q II Lane, from the flock OF w l.
Hamilton, 2 from the flock of II |,
iisll, 9 from The hJck of II Nash, |
from the flock of ii w Joues, 3 FRI m
the flock of + G Piper, from his o~
Il ,ck, 3 from the flock Of f Ii Hall.
w K Kennedy, Somerset, Michigan,
10 X Hathaway, Addison, Michigan,
eve from the flock of Is 5 Field,
from the flock of 5 Spaulding, from
The flock ofJ o lIamilto | from the
Il ,ck of William McCaulev, from the
flock of b d Nottingham & Son, from
the flock of II Lane.
+ w johnson, IIortonville, to G l.
Johnson, Orwell, l ram.
) NJ Smith, Fulton, Ohio, to a NJ
Rose, Fulton, Ohio, ran.
L ii Talmadge, LIE Roy, New York,
TO + I. Mills, Tecumseh, Michigan, 8
ewes from the flock of S Brigham.
z ii Hazen, North Hero, to E Ii
Taimadge, LIE Roy, New York, 8 rams
and eve from his own flock, . ewes
from the flock of S j Brigham.
U d Twitchell, Middlebury, TO c d
Lane, for IL w Hammond, 6 ewes
from the flock of f d Mussey.
III A Bascom, Richvile, to j K Hos
mer, Romeo, Michigan, , rams.
L ID Scarf, Cornwall, to John E los
d,er, Michigan, l ram from the flock of
f A Baldwin.
W D& II Dewey, Salisbury, to j E
Husmcr. Michigan, ram.
Franklin Hooker, Cornwall, to j E
iiosmer, Michigan, rams.
G + Casey, Whiting, TO j Z Hos
mer, Michigan, rams.
+ q Fdruham, West Cornwall, To
John + lIosmer, Michigan, rams
IT IN his own flock, from the flock OF
II NJ Graves, 2 from the flock of f. A
Birchard.
Ward Kennedy Il Son: BntIer. Indi-
ana, TO S r Drosius, Eden, Ohio, 8
ram from the flock of S James.
Giddings Il Daily, Gem erburg,
Ohio, to Woselen e Fridle, Granville,
Ohio, eve from the fiock OF J I
Stickney, fro n the flock of F e l. Z
Moore; to l. Dustin, Granville,
Ohio, l eve from the flock of A II
tdyioT, from HOck VI L III W OosttT,
from the flock of Clay & Wing, from
Tie flock of Mrs M Ellsworth, 3 from
The flock of f A Birchard, 2 from the
flock o. c w Jones, ! from the flock of
A Il JVocott, from the flock of E N
Townsend; tow Emmons, Kenton,
Ohio, eve from the flock of 5 James,
. from the flock of E A Orchard, ram
from the flock of f A Brchard, ram
from the flock OF g Ii Ketcham; 10 La
tayette Camp, Granville, Ohio, ewes
from the flock OF S James,, from the
flock of Mrs NJ W Mead, from the
flock of W Jones, West Virginia; to
TY Hervey, Ronys Point, Ohio, 4
ewes from the flock of L A Birchard,
from the flock of Us Wing, l from
their own flock, ram from the flock of
II Z Burwell; TO f Il Hobart, Gran
Vile, Ohio, 9 ewes from the flock of c.
X W illiams, from the flock of G Z
Abel; to ii W Hobart, Granville,
Ohio, eve from the flock of Mrs M
W Mead, 9 from the flock of E A Biz
chard; to Case, Dustin & Hobarts,
Granville, Ohio, 40 of ram from the
flock of Cherbino Il Williamson.
N Il Sprague, Brandon, to S NJ
Brooks, Mi1dlebury, l ram; to l. S
Richards, Middlebury, rams.
II Z Sessions, Middlebury, to III r
Wright, Middlebury, 30 ewes.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12
Sheep Notes,


e.; ep nrc, ms. oy d. w: vope OF
, 81 pnnnI,; Un'1, ., "a "a; a. n rarnswortn
" nrooksv ',, o. las. iali, sneared on Inc
81" VI Hpr"' ~ pou"u' Vi WOOL
II. NJ. Wing Of Rochester has a ram
which by some mishap or foul play LOST
three inches of his tongue last Dece,n.
Der. 1t nearly proved fatal, and f1r q
long time he lost flesh and was expect.
ed TO die. Nevertheless few DAYS
since he sheared a fleece weighing % l.2
pounds, weight OF carcass 124 pounds,
1862 days growth of wool.
d. w. Cope of Smiihfield writes that
young lambs in thst section are troubled
with amalady that takes away hundreds
of the best ones every year. The dis
ease is known as the lamb cholera, or
fits" When The lambs are from three
to six weeks old the fleshiest die within
few minutes after The first symptoms
are manifested. The trouble appears
TO be in the head, and Mr.. Cope thinks,
~ a result of disseciing several, that il
ia cansed by an overflow of blood TO the
head. lie asks il Vermont breeders
can give preventive through orr
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12

A young man named Gorham, be-
longing al Great harrington was fonnd
dead In passenger car At West Stock
bridge, recently. BY his side, lay q
bottle OF liquor and revolver, and bis
clothes were considerably burned.
The opinion Is that he secreted him
self In the car which ran down from
the State Line to West Stockbridge,
and that lie fell into a drunken sleep
while smoking, set his clothing on fire
and was smoihered TO death. He
leaves wife and one child.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12

In the table Of shearing OF the rams
at the public shearing, the length OF
staple of ii. 5. Brooking's Rip Van
WinKle is given at 1-2 inches, this
does not correctly represent the length
of staple grown on Rip Van Wrinkle for
The entire 36l days in which the So lbs
10 OF shorn from Rio Van Wrinkle was
growing; The length of stapia of tho
fleece shorn in August, and that shorD
ut the public shearing was 8 3-S inches.
ALBEIT CHAPMAN,
} WILLIAM CHADWICK.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12

These fleeces compare very favorably
in weight with any recorded, and show
that Michigan is taking high position
in The breeding of Merinos, a position
which, as will be seen by the familiar
names of the exhibitors, has been
reached and maintained by liberal pur-
chases of the best Vermont stock, sew
ersl OF the above being, in fact. Yer.
mont bred sheep. The ewes of Wood
a. Kennedy, which sheared such heavy
fleece, are from the flock of Mr.. /. G.
Wooster. of Cornwall.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12
Vermont MerlnO sheep Breeders Asso-
citation.

The papers, pedigrees aud certificates
on the following fiocks having been ex-
amincd by the committee on pedigrees
they will be accepted for recor / unless
objection is made to the secretary with
In thirty days of the publication of this
notice
L. G. Monroe, Boxes Creek, Union
Co., Ohio.
Smith Bros, Monnt Gilead, Ohio.
). ~ +. Wright, Johnstown, Licking
Co., Ohio.
Sardis Manley, Brandon, VI.
ALBERT CHAPMAN.
Middlebury, May II, 1882.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12
SAMARITAN NERvINE
SAMARITAN NERvINE
SAMARITAN NERvINE

Cures Alcoholism, Drunkenness and the habit of
Opium Eating. These degrading habits are BY
far the worst evils that have ever befallen suffer.
ing humanity. Thousands die annually from
these noxious drugs. The drunkard drinks
liquor not because he likes 1t, but for the pleasure
OF drinking and treating his friends. little think.
ing that he Is on bis road to ruin. Like the
quantities as q harmless antdote. The soothing
influence of the drug takes strong hold upon IL
victim, leading him on to Is own destruction
The habits OF OPIUM Eating and Liquor Drinking
are precisely what eating Is 10 alimenuveness, as
overeating first inhames the stomach, which re-
doubles its cravings until 1t paralyzes both the
stomach and appetite. So every drink of LIQUOR
or dose Of opium, instead Of satisfying, only adds
to its fierce fires, until il consumes the vital force
and then itself. Like the gluttnous tape-worm,
1t cries "Give, give, givep' but never enough
until its own rapacity devours iteelf. Samaritan
Neryine gives instant relief In all such cases. IL
produces sleep, quiets the nerves, builds I'D the
nervous system. and restores body and mind to .
healthy condition.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12

A schooner which recently arrived at
Savannah reports that as many az 800
land birds came aboard when of the
New Jersey coast aud remained ill
opposite Charleston. They were kindly
treated and fed aud appeared contented
ill they suddenly took flight for the
rice fields. They must have been blown
out 10 sea.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12
SAMARITAN NERVIME

Cures Nervous Dyspepsia, Palpitation OF the
Heart, Asthma, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Syphilis.
diseases of the Kidneys and all diseases Of the
Urinary Organs. Nervous Debility. caused BY
the use of this invaluable remedy To YOU.
young. middle aged, and old men, who are cover.
ing your sufferings as with a mantle by silence,
look up YOU can be saved by timely efforts and
make ornaments to society, and Jewels In the
crown OF your Maker, II you will. Do not keep
this secret longer. until 1t saps your vitais and
destroys both body and soul. II you are thus
afflicted, take DIR. RICHMoND's SAMARITAN NER.
VINE. 1t will restore your shattered nerves,
arrest premature decay, and impart tone and
energy to the whole System.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12
Michigan Sheen Shearlng.

At a shearing festival held in Man
chester, Mich, April 81, thirty-two
sheep were shorn--all. we believe,
registered Merihos. The following is
a summary Of the result:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12

The Cuticura treatment. for the cure of skin,
Scalp and Blood Diseases, consists in the internal
use of CUTIcURA REsoLvENr, the new Blood
Purifier, and the external use of CUTICURA and
CUTICURA SOAP, the Great Skin Cures. Price OF
CUTIcURA, email boxes, SOC. large boxes. 81 co.
CUT1CURA REsoLvENT, 81 90 per bottle; CUII
CURA SOAP, 25c. CUTICURA SHAVING SOAR, l5c.
Depot waaLs A. potts-, p.,stvu
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12
ECZEMA.

Sixteen months since an eruption broke out on
my leg and both feet, which turned out to be &c.
zema, and caused me great pain and annoyance.
tried various remedies with no good results
until used the CUTTCURA REsoLvENT internally
and CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAR externally
which entirely cfffed me SO that my skin is as
smooth and natural as ever.
LEN NJ. FRAILEY, o. South St, Baltimore.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12
SCRnEuIA SORE.

Rev. DIR. -, in detailing his experience with
the CUrCURA REMEDIES, said that through Di-
vine Providence one of his pensioners was
cured of q scrofulous sore, which was slowly
draining away his life, by the CUTICURA REsoL.
SOAP externally. The poison that had fed the
disease was completely driven out.