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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08
THE CENTURY
PROGRAMME FOR 1883-'84

]
The programme for the fourteenth wear of tbi.
/ magazine and the third under the new name !.
! if ANYTHING more interesting and popular thor
/ ever. Win every season, THE CENTIrRy sbnv,.
| a decided gain in circuIatiOn The new volume
! begins with November, and when pcssIbIr Smb
scriptiOns should begin with that issIIe Tba f,I
| lowing ale some of the features of the comm =
year.
4 Neir NoreE BV GeOrgc IT, CIfbc author of "OId
Creole DAYS - ctC cutifled :. DIR SEWER - .tr,
of New Orleans life the time being the ove nf ~
lat, civil War - NV
"Lifr in the Thirteen (oI0Djcy., nv EDyy,pr,
EGGIEsrON, separate Illus tr:tted paprrs ON s,II,
icct, connected with the early history Of III.
country.
Three stories 6y Henry James, of yarvin,,
lengths to ;ttn,rar throIr"6 the vroI ''l ms
TLr Nae ISfr0y0Jg1 IntrrhIicli o,.t,,Io, la,
Prof. ;. +. LANGLEY, describing the most inter
cstIng of recent discoveries in the sun and stars
1 NOreiette by II. II. BOycScH, author of .,tIuu-
mar" etc. \ vivid and sparkling story
4 Ne" isFu IN .imeric'ui 1frctiteciIrc a series
"lPaPeia descriptive OF the best work OF American
aftlutc'J7 IN iubhc buildings, lily and CUun-
Try Houses, etc. 10 be pro1uScly illustrated
4 NoreicHe Gy RObert Grant. author of " Con
LESSONS OF Il Frivolous Girl" etc, entitled &" An
Average Man,'-a story of York.
Ihc Hrc"d icjlHerS, one of the most remarks bic
novels OF The day To he completed in january
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

The partnership heretofore existing under the
style ana firm name Of Pike d Robinson, has
been this day dissolved by mutua consent. The
said Robinson assigning all his interest in the
company property to said Pike, ncludng his in
trrcst IN book accounts. The sid Pike COntin-
ue5 the business and is tn pay accompany debts
now outstanding against the latClirm.
PAPHRC ID. PIKE.
WILL w ROBINSON.
Steve, Oct. 20, 1899, 9Swa
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

| would recommend EIy'S Cream Balm
to any one having Catarrh or Catarrhal
Asthma. | have suffered for the last five
years 50 could not lie down tor weeks
ut time. Since | have been using the
balm can lie down and rest nicely. |
thank God that you ever invented such a
medicine. Frank Z. Burlci@h, Farming
ton, \. IL.
For - years have been afflicted with
catarrh 50 that | have been confined to
my room for two months at 4 time.
have tried all the humbug, in hopes of
relief. but with no success until | met an
old friend who had used EIy's Cream
Balm and advised me to try it. | pro-
cured Il bottle and from The first applica-
ton found relief 1t is The best +, medy
have ever tried. W. &. Mathews. JUS
tice of the Peace. Shenandoah, Iowa.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08
narrow ESCAPE
OF A MASSACHUSETTS, ENGINEER
TIMELY WARNING OF MIR. jain
SPENCER, BAGGAGE MASTER
OF THE L. & A. RR
marvellous Cure of Stone in the BLADDER
Large Stones Removed by "KGn-
nedy's Envorite Rcmedx.W

''HOus SuFc OF stone IN the BluddPr-
Large Stones Removed by "KSn-
ncdy's Favoritc Remedy"
From the Pittsfcla lllass) EAGLE.
Stone in the Bladdcris q very dangerous nil
nent; but many most remarkable cures have OF
late been wrought by "kennedys Favorite Rrn,r-
dy"-the invention Of DR.. kennedy of Row
dout, \: \. Another striking case is now added
TO the list. Mr.. Peter LAWYER, Of Dalton Mass
states In letter to DR.. Kennedy that he bni
been troubled with bladder complaint for IA years
ana had consulted at different times seven physi.
ciansi but nothing beyond temporary allavnent ~
the pam had been worked. Towards the end 81
Ias5 january MIR. LAWYER called on DR.. Ken
pedy. Sounding him, the doctor "struck stone.
re @ decided that Mr.. Lawler should first try n
"faVorite Remedy" so as, if possible to avoid A.
operation. And here is the remarkable reu,it
Dear Doctor Kennedy-The dav after am
nome L passed two gravel stones and mr., dn,ng.
hiCely now. If you would like to see the stones I
VI VI send them to you" This letter Gears dat,
Dalton, Mass, Feb. 6th," and is signed "PotCr.
LAWYER. The stones, which are so large as TO Wa.
rant tor Ihennedy's Favorite Remedy" the CHM
mat IL IS the most successful specific for Stone vrt
discovered; are now in Dr. Kenuedyis pCssessio1s
incidentally Mr. Lnwler also states that the Fay,
orte Remedy" at the same time cured him ~ :
stubborn case Of rheumatism; and it is fnct tIaf
IN all affections arising of disorder of the ivercT
urinary organs it is searching remedy and works
marvellous benefits. 1t is itself almost medicine
chest. Order 1t Of your druggist. Price SI,Qo a
bottle. 'NN .
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

The -1f -iautc,u' for November gfves
4 series Of six admirable drawings by
Walter Crane. OF the superb tricZr, illus
tratiug LOngfcllOW's "SkcIcton in Ar
NOR recently painted by Mr.. Crane for
the Newport residence of Miss Catherine
ole. \ biographical notice of this
popular artist is accompanied by por-
trait drawn by him from his ren elton in
Il mirror, by many examples Of his work
as an Illustrator, and by spirited draw
ing of his picture of The Angel of Love
Avcrting the Hand OF Fate" The de-
signs TOR wood carving, China painting.
embroidery and sketching on linen are
numerous and excellent. There is a pro-
fusion OF hints and directions for art
work, and the department OF home deco
ration and furnishing is abuudantly il
lLstrated and filled with practical sue
grslions. Dramatic aud operate tcuiIii;-
tons form new and Interesting features ;
the Munich, Louisville and Cincinnati
exhibitions are noticed, and MoHtcZuma'S
Note Book" is as full is ever of rcada-
Bile paragraphs. A careful examination
of this number will show that the 1it
amateurs claim to be the best practical
art magazine las broad Foundations
Price 30 cents; per year, 81. Montague
Marks, publisher, y MON square, \. \.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08
TIE VERMONT MUTUAL INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY

The Insurance Assessments of the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Company for 1858, are due
October 18th. Please do not delay to pay the
same on or before this date to Page 4 Mcfarland
agents, and save the trouble and expense of re
hitting to the home Office.
HYDE PARK, oct. 3, ISSS.
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LIST OF PENSIONERS,

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,Ih, = ~ ~ III =, az li.cu - !u.
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'TilGS :, D ot9J, iiiiui IT, 4ouolSh, w. %
i IItT w 49, ~ SISGtr' l. w.
Martin II Frnnrh O : WI lar tI,iIrL = NJ W.
Gilman G Foster, typhoid fever, 90.
Joseph Churchill, rheu X dis Of kidneys, "A 90.
GeorGett Harlow, wd left side neck, &C. ) 90.
Hart, chr bron ~ dis of heart, 90.
Orlando Gerry Wd right side, 90.
Samuel L Fuller, M rt sh X chr diarrhca, 90.
Ira Mum, Wd right forearm, 90.
joshua Luce lll lelI sloulder ~ back, 4 90.
ChafIes LJ7utr, ; VIZ leII sue II shOul' l. o.
Geo W Houston, dis of heart s. chr ,Iiorrho, e no.
Peter oninn sr3,r,,y M " III ALL A'''' u ''
Albert { RAYMOND . 5 wa face. 4O0
Henry \ pike asthma 1 OO
Chas w PilIsburv, disease of lungs. 500
Thomas J Robinson disease heart 500
Gen G. SuIham aDbOnia 4 rbpunootIsm ( On
Inbu 4 stafford disease limos X 90
Henry J Vaughn, chronic diarrhea, 6 90.
VIM Walker, z wa right lung 3 o.
Sauna ! > 9itT", MIuo"S gu
| Maria russell I WIDOW. w,
tNIlll nam an ~ illlil' NptoN' . W.
T susan. VI Sp IIl H. MLGIM5 ~
S Sl2uSL "a VI il"l$ E,i Ml % L w.
0 Iii'o u t, ,I Mi lli @ 49, ~ oo
NJ ~, Al IIo,,it,,,,' r'"th' "|
I'D, n AZ iiouo',i'' nv. iii,''t ~ Q W.
Nal cy AisItL' u'CtltI' 9 W.
IIlthh i W. QUINN I' iIIotI I, . %
ii'll LSt 49, vi e" GiitS' ilV' ttC w.
/ t9t Aii ~ ~, l. i Q w; w. . ,,,,
&nIom r. d. i .i''r I.,I ISIS 81 "a W.
S"Si,H H1.I iI ,,,N 49, 49, o. o.
! To U,,S o,-ri[,,' ,riioy,. : 61 we
/ IpaIaSa n C6r1rv y-iIGy- Soo
| ''''> = " ' NV we
"AIEhNILLE-
James L Holmes, injury to abdomen, 81 OG.
| Nathan w Leach, injury left foot 5 co.
| stephen Il Locke, injury to abdomen, 90.
! VIM McManaman, chronic diarrhea, CO.
! Luke Potter, disease heart, ) 90.
James + Reynolds, disease lungs, 90.
| Henry ii Thomas, 5 w,l left knee, ; 90.
! FIbritIge Il Wilbur, injury to abdomen, 3 40.
/ EphrdIm Il Wathercll, injury of spine, c o.
Martina Russell mother, 90.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08

oct. 29-EIias Willey's estate. Water
Vile; Executor presents his account foI
settlements; hearing November Is. 1888.
Oct 3O.-Jeremiah Daniels estate. Nor
ristown; II. ). Kelsey and G. w. Deity
appointed appraisers and commissioners
Archie \. French and others. minors.
Stowe; 7. Il. Smith and 5. I. Fuller APP
pointed appraisers.
Oct. BINARY \. Lowatcr's estate,
Johnson: administrator settles his ac-
count and decree made. Solomon G.
Stearns' estate, Hyde Park; commission
ers make report.
Nov. IN. 5. Edwards estate, Morris
town; license granted to sell real estate.
Ellen Il. Burns estate, Cambridge; will
presented for probate; hearing Nov %,
1888.
Nov. 3.-IIiram Rich's estate, Eden: Q.
NJ. Fitch appointed administrator b. b.
Bennett and G. NJ. Sherwin appraisers and
commissioners. Joseph Bakers estate.
Johnson; hearing continued to Nov. 20,
1883.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08
Estate of Maryette c. Foster
Will PRESENTE-

w LII. PRESENTED.
nLHte Or erhEoht, District Of LafnoRle, ss-In
lron3te Court, held at Hyde Park, within an, for
s",l district, on the 22d day October \. ID lisa
"A uu!y authenticated copy of an Instrument
PSurpotuhg To De the last VIII and Testament of
AtlEttte =. tGster, late Of Easthampton in mo
SSountE OF hampshire, and Commonwealth of
9hassachusetts' deceased, being presented nv
aSheie I. Matthews, an heir ut law, and The
EAecutllA therein named, for probate, if is nr-
uCreu oy sald court SAID TestatriN having died
3tiH&u OF real estate In stowe, in said dstTict Of
l-"Hito'it' lhat all persons concerned therein bn
lot!lc" 70 appear AZ session thereof TO be hcId
a., az the pr%nale once IN Hyde Park, in said dis
aI q, a., on LnG ?th day Of November, A. D. ISS3
II nny tlty nave, against the probate of saii
MANI Is provided by the Revised Laws of Yer
If is DDS 2o29 2Q6o for which purpose
a"Iu" weeks successfully in the NEWS & CITiIEN
= newspaper printed at MorrisvilIe and HI,i,
ln% BY the COmt-Attcs '''o VI near
'0o"' Russell 5. PAGE, Judge.
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WILL PRESENTED. ~,
State of Termont, LamoWe District S. 5 IN dy
hat. CART, holden at Hyde Park, on the "a Gay
IN Instrument, purportng to he the last vi
and Testament Of Ellen X. Burnes late OF an Iai
bridge, in SAID district, deceased GSlhg mir
for Probate it is ordered by SAID CouIt
that All ncrsons concerned therein be n0tihe2 u
appear at session thereof, to be held at the fto TO
bate Office in Hyde Park, in said district, on tho
23d dovo of November, A d 's3, at one o'clock IN inc
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against the probate of said Will; for which pur'
nose it is further ordered, that this Orler ne pun
CITIZEN. a newspaper published at MorrlSNlle
and Hy,ie Park in this State previous t" SAID time
of hearing. by the CouI - :, at,,i,,,,
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r. F. PARKER

A TTORNEY AE LAW and Solicitor in Chan
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ELY'S
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Efectually cleanses thu
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Beneficial results are real
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Estates of Burnhan1 and RoSalla
w. Perkins.

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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14


for the last fatal thrust; but still the
poor, pale face of the little 70 was
set and defiant-his black eyes still
flashed undauntedly.
-" Retract, OF I'll cut your cursed
thrOatw Missed Gene.
"Cut I'll never retractp gasped
the almost ifeless Stephens.
Like a flash the knife came down.
With an almost superhuman effort the
PROSTATE man caught it in his right
hand. Clean through the muscles,
tendons and bones of the hand it cut,
then stuck fast and reached no vital
part. With desperate strength Cone
tried to wrench it free. With a grasp
almost of death the horribly mangled
and mutilated hand still held it fast.
In the struggle Stephens was once
more dragged to his feet. The blood
was rushing in streams from his many
wounds. His hold upon the knife
which sought his brave heart began to
relax. He was dying. But even when
he believed the next moment would be
his last strong men ca ne to his relief.
The mailman Cone was secured and
held fast.
Then quickly the wounds which Mr..
Stehpens had received were e. mined.
1t was found that one of them had
penetrated to within a sixteenth
of an inch of his heart. An
intercostal artery had been cut.
The do tors declared that he would
surely die. Happily their predictions
were not verified. His life wai saved
by the unremitting care Of a sur eon,
his devoted friend, Who, as god for
tune would have it, happened to be in
Atlanta at the time. VIII n he re-
covered, with magnanimity of which
few men are capable even of under
standing, he refused to prose.
cute Cone, and that person was
fined $1,000 and allowed to 60 free.
To the day of his death Mr.. st phens
spoke of him in terms Of consideration
and forgiveness. Not long ago, re-
ferring to the terrible struggle 1
have attempted to descr be, and
showing me the great hole in
his mangled hand he said, with
quiet and far-away look in his
deep, dark eyes: "Poor Conel I'm sure
he'd be sorry if he knew what trouble
l have to write with these stiff fingers
of NINE"
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14
A Gentle Horse.

Eli Perk ms writes: My wife, hav-
ing been run away with once, is al
ways afraid the horse is going to run
away with her again. Yesterday
when Harrington, who runs the Ma
plewo0d Hall stables, brought up a
span, he had to stand the usual ques-
tioning: "
"Now. are they very gentle9"
"Oh, certainly-kn as kittens.
"Dil THEY ever run away9"
"Never."
edo you think they could run
away2"
Harrington looked at the horses
sadly and said: Madame, to be frank
with you, 1 don't think they could"
swell, have they ever been fright
ened?"
'"No, never. Nothin' could brighten
EN-" said Harrington.
"Has anything ever happened to
them that would have frightened
them if they had been skittish?" con-
tinued my wife, earnestly.
"Well, yes, ma'am; su'thin' did
happen thutheT day that would have
skeered 'em eff they'd been skittish."
"What, Harrington-what -
"Why, l was dfivin' along down the
Woolsey hill a storm came up, an
six streaks of lightnin' struck them
horses right on the head, and"
"Did they run?"
"No, ma'am, they didn't move; they
just stood still and paved the ground
for more lightnin'. They liked it.
"An' the next day." continued Har-
rington, "a city teller was driyin'
this team, an he let a railroad train go
right through EN-"
"Did it kill them?"
"No, but the city Teller was all used
up. But you oughter' a seen them
horses. They acted so human-like.
Why, whom they picked them out of
the trees, they walked straight up to
the city teller, took him by his panta-
looms"
"Oh. myl"
Lifted him right back into the
wagon again, and"
"My gra ,ious me !"
"And then they hitched themselves
back onto the wagon and drove them
selves home. Didn't they, Mr.. Ket-
teller"
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14
AiRts Of Prisoners.

1t is somewhat surpr;s ng to what
an ext mt men confined in a prison
wi succeed in dome ticating different
kinds of animals. This ractice has
never been more successfully developed
than at the st tie prison at Con ord,
where there ara men who, in number
of instances, derive great comfort from
the companions Zip of diff rent species
of animals, and who while av ay many
lonely hour by training them while
in their cells to perform different
tricks. At t. present time one of the
most noted convicts in the in ,titution
has pet mouse which he has caught
and ira ned to whirl I'm Ill wheel ar
ranged on the same principle as
Squirrel cage is. Another has two
wharf-ratS, which he has emit ed into
his c, II, fed an so completely d1mesti-
Gated that Il e will go through a
tlght-rJpe per 0rmance in his cell
when they are hidden to do so. Others
have trained rats and mice viii h they
car y IN TIL .ir p IcAetS to AID from the
wo kshops, and bee line greatly at
til he'd to tie n. The trained pet
canary of Jesse POmeroy, lie boy fiend,
as just del. He was a very fine
S niger, and jesse grieves very much on
ac cunt If the birds death, (. r, in
solitary con inem' mt, he ha been much
cheered ! Y the singing. He now ex-
PEGS his mother will lring OF send
him another canary soon. The
steward in the h 'spital department
has several pet canaries. and one of
them has be n trained t. a remarkable
degree. A colOred convict. formerly
a well known waiter in one of the
leading BIO. ton hot Is, who occupies a
str ny II. has succeeded in prOpa-
ga g pigeons in peculiar manner.
The window of his cell opens into the
prison yard, and on this window he
placed breadcrumbs until he trapped
a pair of pigeons. He aiterward
caught three m re in tue sam. way,
clipped their wings and they have be-
come so thoroughly domesticated that
they have built nest underneath his
bed, and at present have three young
do es which they have reared. One
of the old pigeons is coal black and
Oiio OhO tilC pA 'oOA'L lldo udiiicu stAtOL
his life, and all the rest have names.
He regularly feeds his flock from his
own allowance. The OH convicts
felt very much disappointed be ause
the large number of doves formerly
kept at thu prison were kl led and tho
matched dove Hotes removed. At one
tire number of domesticnt d skuDks
were kept in the prison yard, and they
were cared for by the "onvicts. There
parts of the prison, aud if a person
wishes to get the ill VII Of c. nvict
he only needs to modest ms cot
These animals always disappear from
view " hen visitors come to Il nr.s,n,
f + they alw avs know a stlangtE.--
Boston Herald.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-14
Perpetual Weather Table.

The following table was constructed
Cy the celebrated DR.. Hers b IL, upon
philosophic consid ration of the
attra ton Of the sun and mon. It Is
confirmed by the experience of many
years observation, and will sugg st to
tie observer what kind of wea + will
probably ft low the moons entrance
into any of her quarters. Asa general
ruiz it will be found wonderfully cor
ret:
If the moon changes at IL o'clock
noon, the weather immediately after
will be very rainy, if in summer, and
tie will be snow and ra n in winter.
If between 2 and o'clock p. NJ,
cNangeable in summer-fa.r and mild
in wint,r.
Between 4 and o'clock P. NJ, in
summer, fair, if the wind is northwest;
rainy, if south or southwest. In
winter, fair and frosty, if the wind is
north or northwest; rainy, if south or
southwest.
b tween 10 and II O'clo k p. Ne,
rainy in summer and fair ald frosty in
winter.
Between II at night and 2 o'clock A.
NJ, lair in summer and frosty in winter
-un.ess re wind is from the south
or south y est.
Between and o'clock A. NJ, cold
and very showery insummer, and snow
i'd S OIm in winter.
Between and 6 o'clock A. NJ, rainy,
both in winter and summer.
l'etween and o'clO k A. NJ, wind
and rain in summer and stormy in
winter.
Between s and 10 o'clock A. ~. show
cry in summer and cold in winter.
Between 10 and IL O'cl ,ck. a. NJ,
showery in summer AID cold in Win
ter.