Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-09-06

Ayers AsUe Care Is the ouly remedy Know
vh'ch.is curtain 10 cure Fever and Ague permar
Ic"tls' ~ cNralag the mllarial poison which pro
dnces the disease. 1T does this surely, and leave
M III ediHs upbn th3 system. Nothing is S,
th'ronsnly depe sing aud .dscouragng as tn
pnni lid rlturn Of the alternate chills fever AM
sScauhs' pcculIar.to this disease. Siwl.
MisS Alice NJ. Guernsey is to act as
associate principal in the Nor, ham. Mass,
h'gh Satn'I Inc coming school year. She
taught there for three months the past
war AMI has now been permanently
engaged. Her many friends here regret
Tint SOM Vermont school had not been
! fnuu1le enough u secure her services.
| She stlll continues her active temperance
and missionary work.
| Nervousness, debility, and exhausted vitality
earei by using Browns lion Bittcrs. aGwl
! In oar reported list of the officers elect
| vi the camp meeting association the name
Of Amos Chase of Berlin was inadyertent-
~ omitted us one of the board of managers
lie was elected as the second upon the
board and his name should therefore be
inserted to follow that Of II. A. Spencer
in the list of managers.
The speedicst remedy for indigestion is the one
you want Wheat Btters will cure il seven DAYS in
cha week. See advt. Civil
VINO has not heard or been the recipent of ben =
ellts derived from using n. IL. Downs Elixir, a
never liillng remedy for all diseases of the Throat
OheSt anu Lungs. None arc too poor to &c t cured
oi all BILIOUS diseases by the of IDr. Bakers
hahdiake Bttcrs, as they only cost y cents per
ootl'e' AS hnincnt for horses, Henry a. John.
sons Arnica and Oil Lniment, cures Sprains,
"lu'seS anu Lameness at once. lm36ml.
AN ENGINE UNDER WATER Satur-
DAY morning at Q O'Clock, the locomotive
"Caven dsh," employed as n SHIFTING
engine, started from Elias Lyman's coal
yard with four carloads of coal and sew.
eral box cars, intending to make the
switch Just this side of the drawbridoe
and return on the main track. The
engineer, n young man but recentlv
appointed to the charge of his engine.
tailed to notice the signal that the draw.
bridge was open at the time, and only
discovered it when the yawning cbasm
opened before him. He immediately
whlstled down brakes and reversed his
engine, but too late to avert the catastro.
phe. The locomotive slowly slid I'D to
the draw, carried ty its own momentum
and the impetus of the heavy coal cars
behind, lowered for an instant on the EDGE
OF the rails, and then plunged down into
the water. Just before the plunge the
engineer and fireman leaped from the cab,
and so saved their lives. The engine stuck
heavily against the opposite side of the
draw, rolled and Kissed momeut on the
surface of the water and then sank, with
It's tender, cut of sight. The coupling
between the tender and the forward coal |
car snapped, and the car hung half its |
length over the water, cracked in the
middle, and ready to break in two at the
slightest addition to its weight. The draw |
bridge was badly injured, some of the
timbers being broken and one-half the |
track carried away entirely. Repairs
were begun at once, and trains were en-.
abled to pass over the bridge at noon, IL
Free Press.
From China to Peru and back again thousand
lines IN night, will the mind of the nervous suty
'rcr travel, while blessed sleep forsake his eyes
he can enjoy sweet rest by the use OF Dr.. Bensons
Celery and and Chamomile Pills. Sold nv all
druggists. 9e,y,