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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-10-31

DAKOTA has a peculiar climate. A
cannon burst at Fourth OF July celebrs-
ton in Fergus Falls, and the four pieces
into which it flew went in four directions.
Each piece crashed into q saloon.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-10-31

"THE heavens declare the glory 81
God" but how few look up to the heavens
with the thought that God is the maker
of heaven and earth. Men have eyes to
see. and see not ears to hear, and hear
not. They live without serious thought
of this life or the life to come.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-10-31

THOSE who have faith in God show
their faith by their works. They follow
God and keep his commandments. They
are not idlers in the kingdom of God.
They are workers of righteousness and
willing servants Of the Lord. They walk
by faith and not by sight.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-10-31
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Choking mucus disodged membrane cleansed and
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Cough Bronchitis. Droppings into the Throat Pains
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ICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for " How to Cure Skin Diseas es."
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THE MAGNEToN APPLIANCE CO., g
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-10-31

Psoriasis eprosy and other friehtful forms of skin
diseases scrofulous ulcers, old sores and dschargDg
wounds each and all of which have been speedily per-
manently and economically cured by the CUTicuRA
REMEDIES when physicians, hospitals and all other
edes failed, proven by vast number of sworn tes-
monals In possession, which will cheerfully mail
TO any address,
, 1883-01-13

Tue New York Herald objects, on gen
eral principles, to the King Of the Sand
wich Islands being allowed to make fool
OF himself, and Furthermore says: 1T is
time foreign residents Of the islands, and
particularly Americans, who make up the
greater number, should put an end /"
kalakuas wastefuliness They have in
fiuenee and force enough To depose this
miserable hali ed f:5m his sham king
ship whenever they want to do so. They
may not thipk 1t judicious to 90 81 far a.
that, bur they owe it t" their own man
hood, and to security, and 10 the pros
poets OF the islands to force him TO stop
his wasteful and ridiculous course; aud If
he IrU play ! king, to do 50 with some
sort OF sense and moderation The anu
milton Of the HeTo'd would be mo-e etiec-
tive If directed against "the foreign resi-
dents and particularly Americaus,' for 1t
is they alone who viii profit By the SO
called fooilshness OF the ocpPet King, who
IS IN their hands as plastic as Po'ters
cl,y.
, 1883-01-13
Northern pse:ac Calculation.

Mr.. Samuel Bowies. of the Springfield
Republican,, whose visit 70 th;s country LIST
summer viii be remembered, gives in bis
paper Of late issue the feiioniog interesting
figures relating 10 tn Norihsrn Plcifc rail-
road:
Tue eomp'st;i ra.lsoad viii measure iron
Lake Superior to Portland 1852 miles, or
over the Cascade mountains to Paget soan5,
when thA, b-aueA is built. 1927 miles. From
New York t, Portland by tie Northern Pa
e,iie VII be S2.6 miles, slmcst exactly the
same distance 81 f,an New York II san
Francisco by the Union aud Central Psc,ii,,
the dff-reuca, aeeorilug 10 present msa ure-
ments, being only foar miles in favor II The
old roGte. 0idly enough tie Oregon SLort
line, witch the Upion Psc.6e is builiing,
taoc.h opening another roate to Oregon sIII
net aPpreciably reduce tn distance from the
east. According TO The l-is-t eaicalrions
the distance by this Hae from New York TO
Portland vii b. 3253 miles. From Po-tllnd
- san Francisco by raii vii be 80 miles,
making the journey from Nsw York ia The
Nor,teru Psciiic and Portland 20 S.n Fran
cisco 4GCl miles long. Bat the distance
from New York to Yokohama by way OF the
Northern Pacific and raset sound is 700
n.lles less than via san Francisco. Upon
this advantage Of distales and the prevail
ing winds Of tne Pacific ocesn, which are
said 70 favor a northern passage, the mana
gers of the Northern Pacific base their hopes
0: brildiRg up great trade VITA tie orient
which shall fow over their road aGd IN and
out OF Puget sound. Well directed enter
prise can perhaps do something t. divert
commerce from It's accustomed channels, but
am inclined to think II viil lie a good
many years yet before tie CANA trade de-
ser;s San Francisco !, it ever does.
In another part OF this ar icle Mr. DoEles !
predicts that trans viii e yuauiug trroaeh !
oa the read iy Jan. !. lSSI-wh,ch wou'l |
he putting i. or rather further than tie pub !
lie has been led t. expect.
, 1883-01-13
Wonderful Generosity.

i story IS gong The rounds Of the news.
papers in California that ex Governor Stan.
for: has offered t. buy the toan q Vna
for = nominal sa,n, say one dollar, ani ne
viii deed i. hack TO the owners cf the pro
perry on condition that no spurious liquors
shall eve: be sold in the town, ana the u "
ernor VIII bnili fine txo-story school
house In the town large enough TO schooi sll
the children. As the Governor never keeps
more than a carload of choice bcand,es and
sparkling wines ia his larier at ,iae, the
story must certainly be true. and he is sure
iy entitled 70 the vast amount Of praise he
Is receiving fro,h the press for his liberal o.
Ia. Tne Bo.s- .Strfesm1H SAYS that a wsg
IN Boise City PROPOSES to outdo the Cover
nor IN generosity. He wlli bag all the real
estate n Bose City for nominal sum, say
one dollar, and deed !. back 10 the owners
on condition thai he is to have tie exclusive
right to sell ali spiri,uOus liquors; and he
viii agree to pay all the indebtedness II the
city and school district, and forever keep up
a hrsr-c,ass school sufficient to eiue:e all
the children. and pay good. LIBERAL salary
to every preacher for every eiG.ei IN the
city, and build a uew eharch esery five
years Both offers viii be accepted, Of
Coarse.
, 1883-01-13
Railroad Surveying

The Oregon Short line railroad surveyors
have gone dogn u Barnt river. Cuisf Ea-
cinesr CLARK told Us t. at lie vas going to
take a PARTY If Surveyors down there t1r 4
short time, but i 4 rot say directly thai all
the surveyors in shS section were gong to
Burnt riyer. and Ve 70 K ii that only one
company should g.. Parties IN from Md
dleton say t at all ;be surveyors IN that
vicinity have gone 70 Barut r!ver. i sucA
Is the case, all have probably gone We DO
not know tie object o. thIs rno"rmon, at Tie
present time, and IL Is doubtful II the Ca,ci
rueiue,r does. This has has No grad-rs On
Barns ryer, and hey have 4 good many
raiders th.s SIDE Of the Weisrr, dong ilt'ie
work, Jut aPplr nily waiting to have The
route positively d,ter.nined upon before taey
push the work. Some work /, being cOle
below the canyon on this SIDE Of the lrer'
which IS a strong Indication ih9t they intend
to 20 tia. way. which leaves Bose Ciiy out
The survey over 10 the Payette, 10y way oi
The sti.c road, l. not iayoraol-. Clark tells
Us. III oae place near tn SUNNI, they MI.
h1ye to raise 40 feet III 4 . lie aui hall,
or makea i very deep cut; su III macy PAGES
they VII! have to break dnwu, or maze deep
cut, through tae hills and ridges. u get to
Willow creek THIS report has not di-aE-
pointei Us. ! god roats can be obtained
by wa. ot Middle.oI. TIE hiiis are 3GO
feet ioser ther-, aad gong from here TO
Middleton or even I, the summit below
Middleton. there Is no nP-hIll grade, and
tLey can .. down 70 the Peyette on an easy
grade by striking the pa;eiu north Of Md
dIg.on. running thence west to the ht ad o.
the Petersen gu!ch, down it and INTO the
Mcfarland gllch opposite .ae Stewart gn4ch'
and then ero-si..g ove. the halls where they
are well broken down, and coming out near
he foase Of ClL Stereason's "a the
Payetts valley. Tbs route Las rot been
half ex lrnined. and IL does not appear to Us
as Il anybody cared much abou. bndlng H.
Whea the c. Il. { y. Co surveyors cone
up here we viii bet tn whistle they VIII
iind It without riueh delay The movement
70 Ba,nt riser looks to a ms1 up a tree a
good deal as /. It was "a tlua. The o. K
c.. are puahiag tie wOrk oa BarLt TlEeT
with 300 men an vii not be scared on by
handful OF surveyors. or brought 'nt"
compromise by such movemsnt.-Eo''e
Statesman
, 1883-01-13
Homicide Oh Dry Greek.


On Thursday night a party was given 1t
one OF the Dry creek residences = iew miles
from tbs city, aud young u,an named
Painter, who had o,cn working in the VI
cin:ty fol several mouths, called at the Loase
of Mr. ThOs. Woods 20 take Young lady
from thence to the party. Sne decided not
t %, and his appears TO have mad fIin-
ter 50 angry tha. he tirtG Shot l'opi his
pistol as be LETT w.th the vehicle This III
censed the young lady's brother 10 such
degree that he sallied NJ a horse, and tss-
ING shot gun followed Painter, and when
he overlook him 10th drew ti;eir weapons.
Painters story Is that be told young Woods
that he was = stranger to LiEi and suggested
that they drop their weapons an iisht II oIt,
bu. that whcn lie jumued f~cm th~ wagon TO
attend 10 his hnGars W,ul- f"-o-.,d hlm
and in the scatile tart ea-eei, the gun,
which wa lolA-d With riae shot. wau, oil
and shot the uni Ituna-s Weeds Trough
the arm, cluslnE -uch a loss & '"onA cHat IN
spite Of the atteuiarCa uf Dr CEogP, who
was Immediately sent f,-, dean ci.s ned
shortly after his arrival. T1o oc5ar.a nee s
very unfortunate; tie vis.In is young
man OF go1G family and vas wel liked and
respected hy all who kne.s h'm. Painter s
stranger and tie least -hrr he il for him
is tina, ne ae.,d Ike Gowuri4h- tool IN act
ing 50 silly a. !, dre OF . Pi,'ol IL order 10
shnU his aEg-r for rLs .s-srn 'ast a Young
lady diG not see proper T. q company hin'
Firing the shut was in the n.tur- Of 9 cAai-
isnsr and erldsntLy young W"ats looked
upon II in that iish-. As W. 90 TO press
sheriff Thompson aud Cor.uar Wells iraNe
procerd-i 20 tie sceGc OF the affair aai have
nOt Vet reported.
, 1883-01-13

The repor; is published that ". Lane
Booker, II. N. consul at the port Of San
Francisco, has been promoted to be Brit
ish Consul General for America, with
headquarters at New York. The honor
is er4inently weil-deseryed and Mr.. Book
er's thousands of friends on this coast viii
be glad TO hear Of it, though appreciating
the loss occasIoned by his removal. Ii IL
safe to say that better representative Of
British interests, OF one who vii do more
for the promotion of friendly feeling be-
tween Americans and English, vii never
be sent to reside among US.
, 1883-01-13

INSTALLATION CERENONIEs- At q regular
meeting Of Integrity Lodge, No. as, \. u
L. ", held in their new hall thursday
evening. the following officers were m
stalled by D. D. c. II. ", Le r A >taT;
Pm. ", IL o. Simords: VI. w J. 81
Xiii: r, Wm. Geiles; O., 4 I. Pearson :
o. Strarns; Guide, o. Grn5ers0n j.
W. A. NJ. ssesens; 0, W, H. 5 Young
After the eioss Of the installation CEREMONIES
a recess was declared, daring when me
uembers present INDUCED n cons'dsrsoie
socis, rnerriu.ens, and analiy separated. Ia-
tcalIy pleased with thsir pIeasaa; meeting
and fine hall
, 1883-01-13

\ RETigISG TEACHER.-Thcre sre ten
public and private schools running IN this
city, or will be when Prof. i.aMarche begins
again next Monday. The professor has been
a teachsr for 53 years. a,,d We ioaht il he
ever, IN al his experience. has bad as Ia /
hoodlum element 10 subdue ald Try his pa
thence, as he has encountered s;i.ce be began
teaching in Wanl Walla. Taere i the
feaest number of persons who coul have
succe.5el 50 well IN discipliniug 30 uayaiy H
set. and advancing the scholars Ii sy,,e ii
their actions in a contrary d:recti,n Al
the Close OF the coming term the professors
duties as a teacher viii end. HIS services
in that line have been highly appreciated in
this community. He will carry with him in
his retirement, the best wishes OF all bis
acqEaintauces IN this lccaliay. His place
VIII be difficult 10 fill lie feels, now that
old age is eres ping over HIM, that less aorry
AID quiet HE VIII suit him better. He
thinks he has performed more than au aver
age service IN ;hat calling. He abandGns it
20 rest and recuperlte his waning health.
, 1883-01-13

y BaoN.-Every pace has its boom
WaitsAurg, saws the 1,A'as, is to have ole
nest ysay in this shape: II. ". Homes, OF
this city. this week rees..ei letter tr1m
his uacls, y. C,rsbis, Who rssii, il Mon
ta-ue. Texas, in which he st ltes that train
4 at ioasr % wagons vii start 'rom t a. To-
cality in tie carly sPuag Tor Washington
rerrjt r.. We have room for them.
, 1883-01-13
Approved January ;, 1885.
JAMES MCACLIrF, Mayar-

~ OID CITzEN Peregr.ne White,
an OH timer OF the urIer country, who Lived
for years on the western sirPe oI Cras's
mountain, died la-t week. lie WAS always
a hard working aud gool ei..z=n, very char
itahle and opcn-heayted. 0i late years he
has suffered much from Parsisi-, and ioT
long period his death va, but question of
tia.e. lie vas buried Al Mount Idlho by
the M.solic Fraternity.
, 1883-01-13

At the present moment IN Russia the
attention Of the press and society in all
the large towns Is concentrated on The
daily announcements Of hank failures,
peculations, embezzlements, frauds aud
rJbJeFies Of every kind. Scarcely day
passes without the news Of some bank
having Seen found insolvent or in 4 crit
cal condition, or Of some cashier Of a
government institution OF benevolent so
ciety having appropriated the funds and
Cooked" the account. The Munieipal
Bank Of Skopin, in the province Of Ria
IAN, has failed for over % ,0o0, 600 1t IS
a legal point whether in this instance the
whole Of the inhabitants, their municipal
authorities, VIII not be held responsible.
1t is calculated that the enbeHicments
and roberies, both private and Official,
have this year amounted to oTerSlo, 110,-
0OG.
, 1883-01-13

An AMENDMENT Constitutional amend
meuts are rot aIvays IN order. but ore
that might be mentioned Is, that 0: barring
cut the polygamis,s nom ihe Idaho Legsla-
tgre. Here i what the Nez P,rce Mars
SAYS on amend1ents Nearly al the states
men in the Idaho Legislature look upon a
morning cocktail as constitutional ame''d-
ment.
, 1883-01-13

Chin,n-n by the hundreds sre arriving
monthly in Victoria and there Is no doubt
that many Of them are evading the la" BY
crossing overland from British Columbia
INTO this territory. ! few officers and sol
d;erS shoald De stationed TO guard the poi"'s
,ba. can be used 70 enter this country
There u no use Of all toe fGss ,aat Is being
made about few Cinnamon who are now
occasionally trying to get IN at Amerean
sca.ports /: thousands are TO be allowed Tree
A,trv acruss our northern, and doubtless,
The southern boundary
Tie steam marine Of Puget Sound consists
os fifty ore boats, Of all sizes ranging IRON
Az tons down to 1 tons The Oldest IS ihe
Goliah. bull; in Isi9. in New York The
torll tonnage is ,s3s 81
There arc now lis patients II the hosp'-
.,I so, insane AZ Steilaeoom. Thus InstItu-
,;oa and the territorial penirsntiary absorb a
,arre shaie Of the territorial funds. and the
ratio Of increase of inmates fully keeps pace
With the population Of the territory.
, 1883-01-13

4 Change although the weather Is cold
t. DAY there IS no telling bow long 1t may
ra,,a:p so. In this locality we have often
experienced the round Of variation froa an
Arctic to medium temperature IN a lew
bos,s and If is Just as likely az not that
the STATESMAN Will be able TO ehronieie the
faet of our farmers busy ploughiag before
+,. ,,,rth Is ont The above par
ar,ph was written on Thursday afternoon
uhen the weather was severely cold AMI no
sign of a charge to be seen. Ahort P NJ.
the chinook commenced to bio" aecomP1nIed
hr It.,e raia and the snow went OIL l&e
r,,gic. Bat few hours since and the ssttiI
,y,z covered with severai-inc q eartiis
sbitest mantle, bu- How rot plrilcie Is 70
h. sren On orr streets; even on the ioo;hiiis
m. snow j wiped oGt and It looks rather
st,esky even on the submits y wonderful
nbenomena Is this same chinook
, 1883-01-13

The Postmaster General has anticipated
the action Of Congress in the matter OF
pesta.s reduction, and has accordingly or
derei s supply OF two cent stamps There
has beer ordered too large ,uantity OF
uex style postal cards, or combination
etteF aad envelopes.
, 1883-01-13

RLnELE SEfrNAN.-Gelrge Star-eit,
reliable scotsman, is ag7;n in the field with
a fall supply ot seeds Of ali A,nds. Any
thing BE says sloat What he sells plrci aseTs
can be depended upon. II IS an d estab-
li>hsd citizen, and he values his reputation
above everythia. else, T4ese are the men
20 ratrnnITs
, 1883-01-13

The Walla WAila STATESMAN issued
rev.ew Of the previous years progress on
January lst It is replets with facts OF
interest and shows unmistakably the
progress Of the pretty little Queen City
OF the Upper Columbia '-Cregonidn.
, 1883-01-13

Il is estimated that the building of jet
ties at the mouth Of the Columbia viii
cost 50, ,0o0,0 600. 1t is highly probable that
the securing OF this amount or any other
will be greatly interfered si;h by the Law
ish expenditure IN the so.caled river and
har5or improvements OF the preceding
CONGRESS.
, 1883-01-13
Washin gton Letter.
lFron Our Regular Corfespoaien,l.
WASHINGTON December %. 1882

I ron fUt Regular tJffesf floocehiI-
Whs6NGroS. December %, 1892
For 4 reason not difficult to discover
there IS not the usual amount of holiday
sentiment in the present Congress, 1t is
Boo; known, even TOW, whether there
vii Be a holiday adjournment or not.
Al work and no play has been resolved
~ the Senate. and the festively inclined
IN the House axe restlessly looking out of
lie mataphoTicai windows, and longing
f,- yhe christmas Of their youth and iu-
uaecuce with such forebodmgs Of disap-
ointment as congressman have not had
before. Al the clerks in all the depart
meuts are melancholy. II Congress holds
continuous session through the holidays,
there viii be no play for them This
uhsnom.nal industry in the face Of Spen-
GERS recent lugpbriors sermon on the
..,erwark # the American people is
alarming 20 idleness and to idleness only.
C,uress aud the Government employees
will he all the bet,erpr prepared for the New
Year ty the habits which regular work
,apgses, and bv the omission Of Christmss
dissipation aud reyel7. Departmental as
sell as le-i.Allye work is much behind
Lald. Tsgro is 10 reason that it should
be SD. IiIcucss aud not overwork has
been the almost universal rule, The
bureaus seldom do today what eau be
done tomorrow, and there is an accumu-
La.:,n Z work on all the desks Of the
msnm ia civil service force of the United
States tia. il absolutely apalling Those
vaoh4ve business with the Pension Office,
tie Pateu, O.iic,, the Land Office, and
score II other bureaus have to wait an
uare,srnabl. ,imc aud suffer serious Pc
caniary l.-s before their cases can be
reached iara.-.u. It is not that there Is
aar l.e-. ,s clerks. /. Is because there is
lack + WI. Jul.rSosk instead Of
az rEurk. Tho Government working
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, 1883-01-13

Mrs. Lanstry thinks and says that she
has her own ideas of what Is right and
rroper, and has confidence in her own
judgment 90 guide her right in matters
which are wholly her own concern. To
be heads rynS and heldwrong is SAID to be
l,..,1-ug
, 1883-01-13
Sanguinary Items from the Front.
Front n. p. L. 4. WEST MONTANA.

Front n p. 4. Z. VEST MONTANA.
JANUARY J, ISS3-
Yesterday, near G'eeksviile, Nike Glib
boLs, China Eerder, vas shot three times
in the lover limbs, by Chinlman. He was
not dangerously woaa,iel. Dr. Emil Bories
was called II a,teni his wounds. While re-
turning to camp three men met Mr.. Bories
and questioned h:n concerning Mr. Gibbons
wounds. Aft,r lesrriag what they cogld,
they POLITELY requ' sted Mr. b 70 hold up
as hands, and wen, through him to the
amount Of so.
Bill Sweeny. saloon keeper, a rather reek-
!,s= person, wha has been on tie line OF con-
s;rUc;ion for some time, was SHOT dead by
cae Campbell, in self-defencr, at WeeksvilIe,
yesterday.
John BOdeley. a teamst T, b:oke his lea
by slipping and falling on come ice at Camp
9. near WeeksyiiIe, on tne lst inst.
NASHTUCkNA-
, 1883-01-13

ASgw PApEE-The initial humber Of the
81. Hrlss.a Ti.,es Is b=iore u. We r->og-
uIze IS EDITOR our whiion friend, Mi J. )
Hay, who Tor years Ts.tted the pr'sL'ly
Acalgnche, Of Silver City. IDAHO We are
glad to enter tie Tilses on cur exchange
list We know the II .i5r has tie ability 70
make live paper n nrtt-- where his lot
MAJ BE- east
, 1883-01-13

THs NV CoLLEGE-The Tiaes says the
college taat Is to be erected uadgr the ans
pices {. the P.e,bytsrIla eaCI-h AT Waits
burg Is tn est somewhere aear S30,oc0
TIE I.Jers'i.y OF hsr citizl Is in donating the
grounds and Sl0,0Oo besides to secure its To-
caiiol- .here. Is deserving OF great praise
, 1883-01-13

1t is uow given cut by Congressman
that another river and harbor bill is IN
course Of preparation-that il is futile to
enpec; the bill Of last session, large as II
was, To meet the requirements OF this
, 1883-01-13

Tie b,. reimoursiuI Oregon for eN-
pens. incurred during the Modoc war,
amended 90 include California, requires
only the Presidents Signature TO become
ahv. It..yss Oregon So, 90 and Califor
r.Il s. ono
, 1883-01-13

4 Coop MovE.-Ias people OF Leaiston
haze al last awakened To the fact that IL
order u obtain and hold TIE trsde OF any
section they must buiid roads. The susn OF
nearly 5000 has already been Subscribed to-
ward building HIGHWAY TO the Petlach
country, one of the most fertile gions Of
Northern Idaho.
, 1883-01-13

Y. Graphic suggests, II Mr.,
vanderbilt, Mr., Gould, or some others oi
,;l,ionairrs want 10 make the public
,,,,L be,ter of them than ever before, let
them make a gift TO the city Of the price
of ,h, base II Bariholdi monument