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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-06-09
EDWARD .. DANA,
n nv Chairman.
20 ,,ao Secretary.
4. y. WEED,
II. III. HILL, =
Z. e. BURKE. I
SIMEnN ATTEx,


Inc several towns IN the Dis trict N, 1, l., ,,
representation as follows: wa 's en'i'iee
2: c;rsns,,,, Sornwall, 3; terrisburgh 4; tosben
coin s,i.2 Hancock, ?; Leicester. .. ~
4: Orwell n1'isaaieeDnry q Monkton, 8; New Haven,
shorehem' !; rrasnion, 2; Ripton, 2; salisbury.
nan" H. =, Weybridge, 2; Whiting B - wait
g. bennington Connty-Ariington. z. Re,r,,.,o.
Dorset, 4; Glastonbury /. I'.n'Iinns ton,
anncnesier. Z; Peru, p Pownni a. nsa aSsr,
t rupert =; sandgate, .; Searsbureh. /: Shnats'
WnSo,,,SS S'amiord, ?; Sunderland, z; WinhaIi ).
chiit.ehden County-Bolton, 2; Burlineton. 70
fmr a.,o"e, .; Colchester, s; Essex, ~ Hines
pinS,s huntington. 5; jericho, 4; Aiilfon e.
Ssinnonu' .; Shelburn, 3; South BurIinpton' .
ton, s. - "esuoru, q; Wills
paTsnklin County-Bakersfield, 2: Bertsh ..
5."ppsoufgn, Fairfax, 3; Fairfield 3: Fletcher'
aaanknn' 81 Georgia, 3; IIighrate a. Mani
.; Swanton, 4. "' o. d. Adams,
Srsnd Isle County-Albureh. q: Grand Is,o q.
'e Ia motte, 2; North Hero, 2; South Hero -
riiahonie County-Bevdere /; Cnmbridge q
stn, =, Elmore. 2; Hyde Park. g: Jobnson' q,
ea,t as'own' 4; Stowe. 3; WateryiIie, .: WoI,
Rutland County henson, 8; Brandon a. cas
EEth, - Chttenden, 8; Clarendon n. nanh1 %.
,s.n.,aven, y Hubbardton, 2: Ira ,: Mendoy' o!
i'u11letoWn. z; Mount Holly 3: Moin1 Tabor'
Amet, Pittsneld, 2; Pittsford. 4: PonItnar'
ahulanu, 10; Sher burne, 9: Sbrewsbnrv
z; West Haven, "sio'"' - "ei's'
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I'M PORTANY.

m when you visit or leave New York CITY. save
baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire, and sion
~ n 1Ianu Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central
i Diepo. ~ rooms, htted up at a cost of one mil
ION dollars, reduced to 81 and upwards per dav,
, Iui,fop Pc, plan Elevator. Restaurant supplied
WIN .he pest Horse cars, stages and elevated
less money at the Grand Union Hotel than at anv
other first class hotel in the CITY. il.iv any
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A startling incident happened on the
race course at Scranton, Penn, a few
days ago. In one of the races the horses
came up to the wire at desperate rate
of speed, and Nellie. a aigh-spiritcd
mare, broke into fierce run. Just
hen her bride bit snapped in two, and
she shot ahead of the rest on a wild gal
lop, while the immense crowd was
thrilled with alarm at the peril of the
driver, Barney Demorest, sitting in
the scant sulky with no means of check
ing the runaway. lie leaped from his
seat TO the mares back and crawled nm
TO her shoulders. Then stopping for.
ward, he caught her by the neck and
shoulders and brought her to a sudden
standstill as she was about to Jump over
steep embankment. There was a
great cheer from the spectators at the
drivers herolsm and presence of mind.
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IGuess the Manchester Journal
man must be "riled" about something
He says:
bsr hSf lie hi sa99tf apsaaK 't 81
bennington County as having no DOE.
si6le intiuepce in. the COMING oo"s.as
sional fight. Considering that this
county for the last thirty years has
been constantly putting its shoulder to
the wheel helping to elect the favolite
son OF some other county aud almost
always solid too, and generally for The
candidate who won the victory. we
consider that these filings at ms are I'M
graz eiul to say the least. 1t is possible
mat Bennington county may lie solid
this year and for a candidate of our
own, TOO, and while we may not nonli-
nate him we may have the satisfaction
OF not helping nominate any of tho 9TH
er fellows and then get Il slap in the
face for it two years hence.
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~Mr. Sparks of Illinois spologized
10 "Sunse" Cox of New York fol
calling the latter ga little scamp" in
debate the other day. Congressman
should be above usiDg such language
but one can hardly blame some of them
occasionally when the pressure of wrath
at the asinine conduct of such members
Ms Cox causes them to squirt little
truth at the delinquents.
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1Mr. Blaine declines to be candi.
Gale for Congress from Maine at the
coming election. Perhaps Mr.. Blaine
may be candidate for something
higher two years from now.
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A CARD.

To all whom are suffering from the errors and
inulscreuons Of youth, nervous weakness, early
uecay, loss OF manhood, &C, will send recipe
wat VIII cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered by missionary IN
SCUM America. Send a sefaddressed envelope
70 the Rev. JOSEPH Il. INMAN Station a. N.irr
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WThe name Of Nathan Capen, OF
Goshen, is presented in another col.
umn for the senatorial nomination IN
this district. The small mountain
towns have hardly fair show in the
county offices, Notwithstanding that
they have as competent men to offer as
any other towns. The people could
easily do worse than nominate Mr.. Ca.
pen, who, like Samuel James of Wey.
bridge, or F. d. Douglas, of Whiting, is
representative man of ability and In.
tegrity, and such a one as independent
citizens, whose sole desire is for the
public good, like to be able to send 10
represent them in our state Legislature
wA statement from Col. Fletcher
IN regard 10 his disposition toward the
listing law will be found In another
column. 1t is quite a possible case
that mans business affairs should be
So situated that he could not without
perjury sw ear TO his list as correct,
and such we understand Mr.. Fletcher
claims to be the reason of his prefering
to suffer tho penalty affixed by the law
to failure to return the list. Ills posi-.
tive statement that he should support
the law if called upon TO act with re.
gard to it in the Senate will doubtless
prove satisfactory to his supporters.
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The Cincinnati Commercial tells the
(perhaps) big story of a big walnut
tree. In 1864 an Indiana man, as The
story runs, bought the lree for 81. and
subsequently, sold 1t for 500. The buyer
sold 1t to Cincinnati lumber.d dealer for
500. The Cincinnati dealer sold Il 10
q New Yorker for g., 200, and he cut ii
up into veneering which he sold for s27,
900.
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MARlSIlCD.

BRIsTOL-GORDON-In Middebury. at the
Jasper l.. Bristol of Panton and Miss Kitiie
Middlebury. "' Vi
LVER-LAWRENCE--In East Middlebury
a. "a ~s.sS.sS vr MI. " altcr UlInsteau, by Rev
r. Lowndes. William Culver of Ripton tn Jennie
T. Lawrence OF Bristol, on the evening of june 3.
OCk-CAMPBELL-In Rochester. June
Isl, ny Rev. George S. Guernsey, Mr.. Nelson r.
Gc s, OF Hoosac, N Y, and Mrs. Phlietta
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EArEklENCE THE BEST GUIDE-The reason
why women everywhere use Parke,Ss t;inge,
Tonic is, because they have learned by experi
ence-the best guide-that this excellent medicine
9xerc9mes 9sisPoAfeHfg 6aGn and kidneys. and
other troubles OF the sex.-Ilome Journal
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Gulteau's Counsel Makes Another Inef-
fectual Move In His Behalf.

II On Moudiy morning Mr.. Reed, couhf
scl for tiuiteau, nplca,ed before Judge
kWylie qnd read motion setting forth
that the first, second, fourth, fifth, sew.
entn aud eight counts of the indictment
against Cult, an alleged that President
Garfield died in tho District of Column
bia, while the other counts hllcge that
he died il New Jer.ev. The undis-
puted record SLOWS that Garfield died
in New jersey. The verdict OF the jury
was general verdict of guilty on all
the counts, and the judgment of the
court was a general Judgment without
specifying particular counts. Gdg-
ment should have been specially rem
dcred upon the counts of the indictment
supported by the evidence, and not
generally upon the entire indictment.
The defendant has a lawful right TO a
truthful record, and should not be en-
barrassed or jeoparded by a false
record. After hearing the authorities
read, and frequently interrupting the
speaker to point out their inapplica-
bility, Judge Wylie said he was COM
PEELED to deny the motion.
Guiteau received with outward COM
posture the announcement of the failure
OF the last effort of MIR. Reed to secure q
rchcaring of his case. lie denounced
the court in banc as towards and
cranks, and said God had revealed to
him that he was to be taken care of.
God, he said, works through hum 9n
agencies, and President Arthur is to be
the agent TO save him, if necessary.
Mr.. Reed has not yet given up the case
and contemp!ates further action.
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Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry cures coughs
colds, bronchitis. Whooping cough, Group influ
ina. consumption, and all diseases OF the throat
lungs ana CHEST. % cents and 81 bottle.
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FADED CoLOis RLsToHED-Faded or gray
mar gradually RECEIVERS its youthful color AM
lustre by the use OF larkcf's Hair Balsam, an
elegant hair dressing, admired for its purity and
rich perfume. '
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Parents who allow their children TO grow up
Win scroiuious humors bursting from every pore
are guilty OF great wrong Think or Them
pointed out as branded with a loalhsome disease.
and you Will readily proc ure them the Cuticura
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Peruvian Syrup cures dyspepsia, general delhi,
ny, hver com plant. boils, hurnors, CHI onc diar
rnea, nervous affections, female complaints and
blood 1855 saw VI 'ne
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The breach between Bishop Gilmoul
and his flock in Cleveland, Ohio, 1,
wider than ever. His letter threaten
ing 10 excommunicate lady members OF
the land league was read in the Catholic
churches Saturday. A rousing meeting
Of the land league was held Saturday
night. The geneal sentiment favored
the ladies, who have the support of all
the land leagues in the city.
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NEW AID REFRESHMENTS.
EVERY ONE MUSIC MUSIC;
Mhi get valuable Information FREE by send.
ing Tor circular to L. TOUR EE, Boston, Mass

fC90 Per Week can be made in any locality
YOU Something entirely new for agents ~
CUNT Tree. q. w. INGRAHAM q CO., Boston
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DIED.

BLAlR,In Hancock, June 81, Mrs. Nancy
Blair. aged 40 years. -'''
SWAMI Granville, June 81, Mrs. Ezekiel
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l.. f. KNAPP,
A. A. FLETCHER,
II. c. MARTIN,
j. s. GALE,
nIIll ~

The following is the apportonment of delegates
to which the several towns in the county are eli.
titled:
Addison, 8; Bridport, S. Bristol, IA; Cornwall.
9; Ferrisbureh, y; Goshen, 4; Granville, 9;
hancock, Z; Leicester, 4; Lincoln. IL; Middle
bury, 20; Monkton, o. New Haven, IL; Orwell, 0;
Panton, 4; Ripton, q; Salisbury, G; Shoreham, 9;
starksboro, 10; YergenneS, II; Waltham, 3;
Weybridge, 6; Whiting, 1.
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MOTHER DIED FROM 1T.

j. w. Adams, Newark, Ohio, says "Culicura
Remedies are the greatest medicines ON earth.
Had the worst case salt rheum in this county.
My mother had 1t twenty years, and in fact died
from it.. believe Cutcura would have saved her
life. My arms, breast and head were covered for
three years. which nothing relieved or cured until
used the Cuticura Resolyent (blood puriier)
internally, and Cutcura and Cuticura Soap ex-
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NOTICE.

Whereas my wife, Amelia r. Bristol bhs srss m:
nv. te'tfSst Jtna1oor her on my account. as
by the said Amelia +. Bristol "N" % Gu
Panton, May 22d, 1852. n. W. pRIsToI'
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ELL a co 10 Spruce St, New YORK cor
can newspapers. ~ 'i'si'
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wTho movement in favor of Dra

VrThc movement in favor of Den,
Samuel James for state senator FROM
this district appears 10 he assuming
large proportions, aud number OF
caucus delegates are instructed for him.
a large STARE of the independent, tenn
perance vote is naturally attracted tow
ard him. The contest evidently lies be-
tween his friends and those of Col. A.
A. Fletcher. The latter was first in
the field and is popular and capable
man, as all admit, and one who would
make good senator. The farmers
however, as well as share of business
men generally who have SO long
known and respected Mr.. James will
cnme up strongly in his favor, and the
situation seems 10 present the elements
for OH exciting contest.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 8. 1882.
Republican County Convention.

A Republican Convention for the County OF
Addison will be held at the Court House la Mid
dlebury, on Tuesday, the goth day OF June, n.
lss2 at 10 O'Clock a. M, Tor the purpose vi nomi
mating candidates for COUNTY officers TO be sup
uorteI at the election on the first Tuesday Vi
September next. 49,
In accordance with long time custom each town
Is entitled to one delegate, and one additional
delep ate for every twenty-five votes cast for til,
Republican candidate for Governor at the State
election last preceding the county convention
and one delegate for each fracti on OF twenty hvt
votes exceeding one hall, and the subjoined lie
is made on this basis. Town committees vii
give at least seven days public notice of thu
Urinary meetings for the election of delegates
aud the delegates will provide themselves witt
proper credentials signed by the chairman ano
secretary of the primary meeting, which credcn
liais may be presented to the county committee
and shall be prinnd Jdcie evidence Of their cleo
tiun.
We would suggest that the several caucuses
select and make recommendation to the county
committee of suitable persons TO be appointed
town committees for the two years ensuing.
Dated at Middlebury, the llth day of May, A
ID 1882.
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PSORIASIS.
SALT RHFIlM
CUTiGURA

and CuTICURA SoAr externally and CU!IcURA
ltksoLNENr internally will positively cure every
specics Oh nIumor, from Il Common Pimple to
Scr0iula. Price oi CuIiCURA, small boxes. SOC |:
large boxes. slOO; CuTlCuRA REsOLvENT, 81, 90
per Dotue; CUT1CURA SOAR, 2jc.; IUTICURA
SHAVING SOAP, 1Jc.
Depot. Meeka & Patfer L. asia
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BEATTYiS Organs 81 Stops 10 Set Reeds Only
s->a--s $50, Pianos sls5 up. Rare Hohday
Queen ents Ready. Write or call on Beatty
ashington, N. }.
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WEEKS & POTTER, Doston.

100 TIMES MORE EFFECT.
uAL than any other plaster
or electric battery for pain
and weakness of the Lungs,
Liver. Kidneys and Urinary
organs, Partial Paralysis,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Female Weakness,
Nervous Pains and Weak
nesses. Malaria and Fevor
and Aguc. Price rs cts.
Sold everywhere.
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Republican State Convention.

Republican State Convention is hereby ca led
TO be held in Montpelier, on "Wednesday, the 81 g,
day Of June, A. d. 1872 at 10 80 O'Clock a. fUi
the pui pose of nominating candidates for the
offices of Governor, Lieutenan t-Governor. and
Urea to DO rupporto.s by the Frecmen o.
vermont ut the next September election and the
appointment of a Stale Committee.
iOwns VIII be represented in sad convention
by their delegates, chosen upon a basis of one
delegate rom each town, and an additional dele
gate Tor each one hundred voters or fraction oil
one hundred voters over fifty cast for the Re
publican candidate Tor Governor at the last state
election.
BY vote Of a former convention, the State Com
mittee are constituted Committee on Creden
tials Delegates will provide themselves with
the proper credentials, signed by the secretaries
Of their respective primary meetings, and imme
uiateiy on their arrival at Montpelier. present
tiers, the Pavilion.
The several railroads in the State will extend
Inc usual courtesy ofiare one way, and arrange
ments have also been made by which the mos
81 the delegates will be enabled to return the
same day.
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Lne Following Is the number of delegates To
"nich each of the other counties is entitled.
Republican District Convention

n, me Republicans of the First Congressior,
yentinn oi TermoI are notified to meet 10 con
pose Of nominating candidate for represents.
1--WE IN Congress, for the term commencing March
:, ieeSi also Tor the purpose of appointing a Dis.
uiCt Committee Tor the ensuing two wears
Towns VIII be represented in said convention
ny their delegates chosen upon the basis of one
ue,esatc from each town, and an additional dele
,tacuon OF one hundred votes over fifty. cast for
'he nepuDlican candidate for Governor in lsso
credentials, signed by the secretaries Of p,
specuve primary meetings. and immedinteIv
UPON their arrival at burlington will nresent
the American House, ~ '"'i' roohs al
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Depot, Weeks & Potter. L. oston
Saasoyd'o Radical Cure,

a single dose instantly relieves the most vio
lent sneezlng or Head Colds, clears the head as
ny magic stops watery discharges from the nose
ana eyes, prevents ringing noises in the head
cures Nervous Ill adache and subdues Chills and
feVer' In Chronic Catarrh ii clennses The nasal
passages OF foul mncus, restores the senses of
smell, TASTE and hearing when affected frees the
neal, throat and bronchial tubes OF Offensive
matter, sweetens and puri6es the breath, stops
towards consumption. 'N'' II
Onc ootte radical cure, one box Catarrhal
solvent and one DR.. Sanford's Inhaler. in one
package, of all druggists, for 81. ASH for san.
CORDS RADICAL CURE.
WEEKS & POTTER. Boston.
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IN me above basis, the several towns in Addi
cnnty Will DO EMIT tied 10 representation as
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WV Stand at mn Barn Just East of Mid
difbH''' 'f"-S~- - a. . S~~-s~-., 1890.
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Less than Half a Loaf.

-, = Z
Middlebury, June 8, 1852.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-10

AN ASTONISHING FACT.-A large pro-
portion Of the American people are to-day
dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or
disOred liver. The result ofthese diseases
upon the masses of intelligent and valua-
BILE people is most alarming, making life
actually a burden instead of n pleasant
existence of enjoyment and usefulness as
it ought to be. There is no good reason
for this, if you will only throw aside pre-
judice and skepticism. take the advice of
Druggists and your friends, and try one
bottle of Green's August Flower. Your
speedy reliefis certain. Millions ofbottles
of this medicine have been given away to
TO try its virtues, with satisfactory re suits
in every case. You can buy a sample
bottle for 10 cents TO try. Three doses
will relieve the worst case. Positively
sold by all Druggists on the Western Cop
tinent,
Smyrna times., 1882-05-10
TREATMENT OF GAPEs.

When the disease exists it is to he
treated promptly. The method most in
vogue is the well known one of using a
stripped feather or Il hair from a horses
tail or some similar instrument. The
chickens are caught and so held by the
operator or assistant as to stretch tie
head and neck up straight The mouth
is held open and the glOttis, or upper end
of the windpipe is seen at the root of the
tongue. The instrument is oiled and
carefully introduced into the windpil e
through the glOttis and twisted between
the thumb and finger and then withdrawn
bringing one or more worms with it. This
business requires careful manipulation
The worms may be loosened from their
hold and pushed down in wad into the
trachea and kill the chicken immediately.
Expertness must be learned by practice.
Fumigation with carboic acid turpen-
tine, camphOr, etc, is recommended bv
some, but these methods require much
care and some knowledge on the part of
the operator. Other methods, as Of max
ing the chick inhale the dust Of fresh
Stacked LIME, etc, are practiced anG ecorn-
mended by some, hut such methods are
not advisable. In all cases when the
worms are removed they should be secur-
ed on piece of paper and burned, thus
preventing the reproduction as much as
possible. All chicks that die with the
disease should be buried deep for SINH
lar reason.
This cape disease is a serious one and
we have devoted much space to it. II
our suggestions are adopted. and acted
upon the trouble will be emoved.-Farn,
Journal.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-10

The New York Tiices gives very ex-
haustive account this morning of the COR
dition of the crops in various sections of
the country, from which it appears that
despite the frOsts and serious floods that
have prevailed, the yield will be fully up
to the average. There is a general in
crease in all grains; cotton, sugar cane,
and tobacco are doing well, and hay and
fruit are the only crops in which there
will be any loss. This is good showing.
and should create healthy feeling in
commercial circles.