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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-09-05
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Sin perbeereaber G::purul.

i ct. So9ns. Repiounblanb, pia
Neu Dort, 81 ansuf. Die seitern
Abeuo bier ein9etroffene ameritaniide
Gii9erei.5lotte melbet, sab am Sonn=
tag auf ben sroben @anbbdnteu Elm
fur4tbarer 6ttrm geberridt bat. Gr
iprans Rursens ,im a4t IN 6itlider
@i@tuns aui, als bic @@iffe 6unberte
bon :tleiisen Bootet. .3,lr Mb3u9uns. Der
aussele9ten Mugelleinen auseeienbet bat<
ten. Ser &apitdn 9iqier beri&tet, bab
Dutenoe bieier Boote um9ei9laseu finb
unb bab cine Ren9e Griimmer bon
Often Der ansei@uemmt tpuroen. Gin
fran36iii@es 6if@erboot perlor bier iol.
@er heinen Gubr3euse unb feline aeiamn,-
te Monuf@aft. Man re@net, bas al,
100 neine Boute nit 80 Menitben II,
@runoe eeeansen iinb.
! Cine Depei@e aus 6olifar in geopa
|@cotia melbet: an Der &iite BON see,,>
S@ottlanb bat an Mittpo9 Mbeno Elm
fiir9terli@erSt Sturm 9eberri9t, ,,pelder Der
S6iiffabrt bebeutenben @@aben 3u9efiia.
bat. .8ebn@ @9ooner ,uurben ouf foenS Stranb
setrieben unb erlitten poutdnbigen s4iff=
brud; anbere ,uurben idper beiddbiqt,
Die @utb oes Sturmes mar srenseulos.
Scr Gburu, Der neuen fatbolii@en @;r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-09-05

~boy~'s'Ssss
trdst $4,000. Rola 2ibbie, Weorp
8urte: Gnnie 2pn@, ,nel9e in ber 8.
@tage bei@dftist 'uaren, ,perben permiBt;
':'nio Mellie Rellp. 1s Sabre alt, bic
jebenfals ale oe~brcrnt fnb. 3enrp
9ort@; tpel@er auf Der StraBe fanb,
tuurbe BON eirem @a9en ber Geuertpebr
iiberfabren uno 9et6btet.
= Nem 9auen, Conn.,, 80. Mug. Ser
&roje6 'pioer Siaac $. 2od,poob tuesen
Mibbrau@s Der Bunbespoit our Ne~
i@'pinof',ns bon 2euter, ,ocl@e ibm auf
fein Nnerbieten, an &aiIenbiebe aus Dem
.ansebli@en, $3.50. 900 betraeenben Ma@z
'lai1e eiues @a@malters Darleben III per=
mitteln, brieFi@ seant,uortet baben, bat
beute NIT Der 8erurtbeiluns bes anoe<
tlasten 3u einidbeiser @efdnenibitraf,
uno elmer @elbbube BON $50 geenoet.
Die ben @ef@morenen bonn Ri4ter erz
tbeilten ueilan9en ,paren fiir ben Mn=
sehasten ni&t unsiinitie oussefauen; !;
s(ei@,pobl >uurbe er pon ben @eI4pore.
men na@ balbilnbiser Beratbuns 81,
feiner sroben gnttdui@uns bes ibm 5ur
2aft seleeten @ergebens i@ulbie 9eipro=
@en. 2od,uooo bate beabii4tist, bur@
ben @@minbet q, 900, 900 suian,men,
5ubrin9en uno bofar Diamanten :ein5u,
faufen, am 6ieie ,pabrenb Ser nd9tttn
gorsreb bzsisuhs il. waibinstsn sesen
cine Ber9itung BON 10 Yro3ent ibres
mertbes an 9ameu gum Beiu4e BON
@eieqi@aften unb Gmpf6n9en 3u Der.
leiben. St mar iiber ie,ne 8erurtbei=
lung iebr betroffen. &eute Nbenb ipur>
be er na@ benz @etdnsnib abseiabrt.
2ouisuille. ap., 8. Sept. @cute Mor-
gen ,uuroe Elm ioeben oouidbris eepor=
bener iunser Mcni@, Mamens Sobn
@tinfon, uerbaftet als erv i'm 8e0riff
itano, ouf einen Gilenbabn9iiter,uaee III
iteisen, nit ber ertlarten Nbii9t, fi9
bon bemielben topflber binabsuitiirjen,
uns ieinem 2eben Elm @nbe 3,t MAIDEN.
Ct tpu:oe in bas @eianenib sebra@t,
mar aber bier taum cine @icrtelitunbe,
ais Ct ii9 bon BET oberfen @alerie bes
@anses binabitiir;te. Ct erlitt einen
|S9dbelbru@ uno tuar balo barauf cine
2ei@e.
Mocon @itp, Mo., 2. September
0reitauieno Meni@en tpobnten Der Ser
lamm1uns alter Qlniieoler, ,pel9e bier
(itattfanb, bei. Ser 117idbri9e @oberi
|@ipion mar nit fiinf @enerationen iei>
tner @a@tommen antpelenb. @eIdente
uurben an bic dlteiten 2eute pertbeilt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-09-05

DE in Cape Breton ipurbe einge,pebt unb
e'ne Dfense 9ol5sebdube ipurben bon
ibren @runblasen ab9eboben. Der auf
Der 6abrt pon Geniacola na9 BARRON
be8riHene Dampfer .Srpn9laS" III beuz
te sur Ginnabme BON Roblen bier einae>
troffen. Ct melbct. bab e. bonn Mlitt=
mod abenb UNI Jiinf biz gun, 1asesan<
5ru@ ei',en fur@tboren @turm 3u Bette
ben sebabt bat. @dbrenb bic Mai9i.
1'et' nit boiler @eidmtnbieteit orbeiteten,
BART bas 2eitun9srobr eines Der Dampfz
teilel; ber Da'npf n1ubte absebre1t uno
oas s@iff NIT 3ilfe BON @eeeln Dor bem
@inbe sebaltei, werben, bis Ser s@aben
auseebetiert mar. Dieier l1nfau mirb
tebo4 bic @eiterfabrt bes Dampfers
ni@t ptrd59eru.
Gin Ieleeran,m aus Gotp Bah bei
Cape Breton meloet. oab bort Der sturn,
fir9terlid sebauft fat. Die amerifaz
nif9e 8riss > ratlas" unb' bic @4ooner
rGotOarb Sobnion" unb rBslnnteer~
'Duroen q ;a'uf ben Stranb oetrieben NIB
iiao; MI 'q!t .a1uusnabn'e: bes r9obuion"'
pabrii,4|sin.!li& perloren, Den nit Rob
len befra@te1ten'! v;goluuteer" ,,ourbe Ser
Boben einsenrildt. Ser 5@ooner
.&'pple" 1d 1T nit i'F>! 200 Geutnern Slid d, an
ieit.em1I r @erft untersesansen. Gin an:
beres tleines Gabr5eua ertitt' S4iifbrud
utb feline aus Ginseborenen beitebenbee
Manni&aft ertrant. : '.1'-.'.'..' 60. !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-09-05


+ Berlin, 81. Auo. Rad Der Nuii@t
oer biefsen @inefi&en @eianbti4aft 1T
Der Grieoeusuertrae 3luii@en 5ranlrei9
unb annam nnsiltig, neil China ben
neuen 9erri9er BON Nnnam nod. ni@t
anertannt fat. Giu telegram BON @ong.
long melbet, baB bic Grau3oien que BE-
{ebt babeu.
! Berlin, 2. Sept. Mls beute Elm bon
bier absesansener 8ua BET Berlinz@ z@os=
banner 8a9n our@ @teeliB jubr, fr,br e.
in cine @ense meui@en bineix, pel@e
beabii4ti9ten, nit einem anoeren Buae
na@ Berlin 5u fabreu, unb portpdrts
oran9ten, Inn BON Der benz @erron ab8e=
febrten @eite in bic @aeen 3u itei9en.
Man i@dbt bic 8abl ber babel @et6ote.
ten ober @er'uunoeten auf 40.
@pdter: 8ei bem 9eitern 8emel<
beten eiienbabnzlln9(ad in @teglib iinb
- manner, IL 6rauen ''no 4 Rinoer
I'M. ~" oas .:. s.oea setommen' Sote $50
Sp'''' = 'ue'' ~ar oas 1e'e'le nit 8raBz
lid peritilmmelten 2ei4en bebedt.
s''e", .. Sep1. YIN eefttger St4rtas
raft beute IN gang Deterrei4. 8wei Is
Ufcfer 1o9e e'1elt.e 9rdger fiir eltttrif9e
Sampen, mel@e Dor benz 0e6daoe' Der
9'epoen eleltr'lc1tn Ansftuu,'g ftdnben,
!ouroeH 4o'0s uosr otzs lsrebooen n,,tst=
0to9en!e' y. hhs1@ ~
w'en' 3.sspt. Die 4ineFf9t Rt=
s'erans oeabf4t'st an Die europdii@en
@roBma9te fs1'sk formli@en 8roteit 5u
erlallen, 'pertnlR Rt ben IN 9ut unter3ei4e
neten 5r'toeaseertras 63pii@ta 8rant<
re'sb ''ne 'ans'dttj fitr nua anbss nidtia
er1!arf, nssl Der Raiter pom. annam benz
le'oeu .''''r 5sDa''ss'ueiie uater5ei&net "a
oe. - asS.t Y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-09-05

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,nar4ie in Iroutreid, cine nuelle Ser @ez
'fabr fit Deutidtonb unb Sen sxrieben
Guropa's fein ,ulrbe.
I Qunbon, i. Sent. Sic mou1> ,,nb
Rlauenieude 9reift inter BEN Miuopieb
in Guolanb in beuurubioenber meiie IN,
f9.
Gin bon Der interaotiouoleu sf;fdereiz
@ommi{iiou erlafIenes Munbidreibe,, e,,,z
pfeblt bic omerifon;ide M1etbobe fir
ben Sang pon Matrelen ,,no 6driuoen
unb 1T Der aafenbep6l.erun mitaetbeilt
tuoroen. Gs tuirb oa.::1 poraeid3loaen.
einen aneritanif9en Jii@erei @doouer
nod Grsbbritannien fommeu au lafien,
mel9er Sen briti15en sSiidern bie @orz
3lse bes 5if@fanses nit ben beutelarti<
gen ameritanii4en Meber, unb beren
srobe 8rau@barteit dei9en @oq. :. VI
Sn elmer in 2onbon ab9ebaltenen gerz
tammlun9 BON Srldnbern iinb @elbbei=
trdse far bic 8ertbeibisans bes M0rbers
pon Sames earep. D'Donneu, seiam>
melt tporoe1'.
2onbon, ?. Sept. Sn Blpnnout5
# bos g @lera@t perbreitet, bab ber eeitern
pom 9dore nod 3etp Dorl ab9esaneene
Dampfer > rNmerique", Rapitain Tantelz
i, 9el@e'tert IT. q mar seitern abenb
'uo1lbe9alte'' on benz 9eu9ttburm POI,
eVsaro o'orabersefabren. @eitera Nbenb
nno 1eute berrl4te in Gnslanb Elm befti
ger St''rnt, 'oel@er bielen S4aben au<
eer'9tet1 s,giele SCI S@ifstriimne tutrz
ben an eas 2ano sei@wemmt .snp einise
Serlutte soH Neni@enlebes ,ueroen &C..
meloet. i.. @
Na@ 9enaue1 erlunbisunsen beftd<
t'st f'@ oas @erii&t bon benz @@eitern
oee Dampfers "Amer1que1 nibt.
I Glasgow, l. Sept. Die @oli5ei
oer'pe'sert Die Nnsabe Der nueae, aus
per lie bic @rinoe 8u,ber seitern ftattse~
babten 8erbaftuns bon s Srldnbern,
'pel@e NIT Der 9pnamitperi@,u6runs
bonn norl9en Sonuar 1t 8erbinoun0 Qe=
itanben baben, se,,@6pft bat. Die 2eute
'uurben iammtli@ ~ slei&er 8eit in oer>
i@ieoenen @tabttbeilen uerbaftet, ,.no bic
9auier. in benen iie mobnten, murben
poli5eili@ bur@iu@t. Sic @erbafteten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-09-05
1eIesrapbtt@es s4uerIe,.

! 9as ruiiif@e aaiierpaar miro e;uen
Monat IN 9dnemart 3ubringen.
+ Die fterbli@en l1eberreite @ba,es.
peare's folleH aussesraben ,uerben, I'm,
ben @@dbel bes Di9ters nit ben por-
banoenen Ba1ten ,1nb Yortraits 3u p.y-
efei@en. 4.
! Dem britil@en Momiral 1T sic BON
Der @forte na@seiu@te Grlaubnib 3un.
8ermeifen e;nes pom Mtittcrdnbii9eu ON
bas @otbe Mfeer bur9 @aldFina 5u sra~
benoen S9ifcana1s oer,peisert ,poroen..
Der 86idbrise gater Carroll, seap..
Ian ! an. an benz ST. Soiepb's BaiienbauIt
duA Gbieasoiit am @au.stas, ;. l..
b., in Der $. apenue balelbit pom ei,,em
Bagen iiberfabren unb iduer perlest.:
,uorben.
: Die ieit nabe:u s @o9en I'M OF
li@en Neuen9lano anboaerube Darre
orobt, ,uenn n'@t balb &esentpetter eir>
tritt, bic Crate polliitanbis 5u oer,,i4teu, ).
Die &ibe iinben aui be-, oortieen ggeioen:.
f@on tein Gutter n,ebr unb maiien nit
9eu, bas fir ben Binterbeharf beitimuts !
mar, erbalten tuerben. i S..
/ Die &rin5eiin @tepbanie, GenaM !
lin bes 6ierrei3en aronprin5eu sas
oolpb, tuurbe sladli4 pon elmer xo9tet
entbunben. til.
: Mm 8. Sept. tuurbe in BoRou bic
ausfelluns auBerameritan an;1der &robu.=
te er6ffnet. \,
= Bei ber Drtf@aft Champion im
n5rbli4en C5io 1T cine forfe Delquele
entoedt iuorben, ipas groBe Mufresuna
in iener @esenb heroureerufen bat.
I Nuf benz mitteuanbil4en Mesre
9errl@te ON Mtonta9 Elm flrbte,1i9cr
sturm; er mar an oer 8eittaite Sta~
liens BON beionberer 9eftisteit.
I Ser @ouperneur BON @alebunien
bat bon ben eriten 8ir9ern BON g;ou=
uea cine 8ittl@rift UNI Beiibersrei{uns
Don ben MeuzQ zQebriben bur9 6ran,reia
erbalten. 8wei fran50fi9e &riessl9ii:
fe iinb Sortbin absesansen.
/ Ser betannte oeuti@e @4riftIteI1er
Gbriitopb 8ernbarb 2epin @9udina
9eb. ben 6. September 1914 i'm Gle
mensmertb bel Minier. it seio7ben.
/ &ar5li@ fattsebabte @euitter ia
ben i'm iroli@en Srlanb oas @etre;>.:
unb anbere 5elb'ra4te berri4tet. Sic
Beb6roen beiir@ten einen Motbjtane
uub in 5o'se beifen elm @ieberauf!cbsa
Der @a9tbemesuns. Man slaubt, b,S
eine cllesemeine 8ermeiserung Ser Gut.
ri@tuns Der &o9t9elber beuorilebt.
/ Der ArmenpFeser in gang Srlaus
oerlansen bic @erbeiieruns oes 2auo
Seiebes.
+ Sn @5isetpar in lnsarn baben en-,
Montas lnruben itattsefunben. Gin
Bol!s5Guien ri4tete unter benz Giae,
tbun, btr Subeu fiir@terli@e @er.paitu,
gen an. Gin Meni@ ,puroe ee:5ot t
,snb bier tuarben per,punbet. w;litar
if auf benz mari@e bortbin besriffen,
5 9ie ,..ifi4e saesieruns bat oea
&olen bic Geier bes 5.ueibunbertten
restases Der 8ei,reiuns 8ien's burd sen
Bolenf6nis Sobiesti perboten.
I Sn Der ruiiiiden @tabt @onqipat
1T Der trefF:9e unb tueltberiibn,..
S@riftfeuer Suan aurseniew ae(to.s.
ben. b
/ Bei Bieientbal in @a@ieu it eies
Bride in Der Mdbe bes Drtes bel Der,
5eier ibrer Gr0ffnuns unter Ser Qal,
Derer, tuel@e fi4 in benz ausenblid sa-
raul befanoen, einsebroden. Cine sIus
5abl arbeiter fam babel um bas Qebsr
Der 8irsermeiiter bes Drtes aeb5rt
ebenfaas 5u ben Dpfern bes llnalids
falles; Die 3abl Der lesteren it ,,oaa,,
nlbt efseHelt, 1oir6 aber, ipie ma. $.
tilr4tet, lebr beoeuteno icin.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13
CavendiSh.

The Soldiers Monument present.
ed by Ex-Governor Redfeld Proctor of
Rutland to the town of Cavendish was
unveiled and dedicated Wednesday
afternoon in the presence of over 1000
people. A special train from Rutland
of IS cars arrived about 2 p. m. with
the Kingsley Guards, Post Roberts of
the G. A. r.. Camp Reynolds No. 3
of the Sons of Veterans and a drum
corps and Hatch's military band, all
from Rutland. These with military
organizations, veterans, Grand Army
posts and bands from adjoining towns
escorted Gov. Barstow and staff and
invited guest to the monument in front
of the Town Hall, where a hollow
square was formed and the monument
unveiled. Hon. John F. Deane in a
few appropriate words accepted the
gift. The remaining exercises were
held in large tent near the town hall,
which consisted of an address, music,
singing, etc. Ex-Governor Ryland
Fletcher, 81 years old, in a few vigor-
Gus remarks, introduced Gov. Barstow.
Several noted men throughout the
State were present, and, on the whole,
it was a great day for Cavendish.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13

"a PATCH on the seat Of boys trows-
ers," remarks q Connecticut paper. lis
something new under the son." 1t was
once thought that anything new was less
valuable than an older competitor Age
does not always bring wisdom, however.
We live in an age of inventions and i'm
proven ents. Ely's Cream. Balm is the
only certain cure for Catarrh so far dis
covered. "My daughter and myself great
sufferers from Catarrh," says c. M. Stan
ley, Dealer in Boots and Shoes, Ithaca,
N. Y, "have been cured by Ely's cream
Balm. 1t has restored my sense of smell
and health" Mr.. S. A. Lowell, of Frank
lin, Pa, says: "Ely's Cream Balm is
worth its weight in gold as a cure for
catarrh. One bottle of it cured me-
This Balm is not liquid or snuff, and is
easily applied. 1t is fragrant, pleasant
and certain.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13

The Ohio republicans nominated For
akcr partly in the hope that he would
be able to redeem Cincinnati, of which
city he is resident. This makes it
quite evident that the democrats will
nominate Judge Hoadly, also Cincin-
natl man, in the belief that his candi-
dacy will be the means of keeping the
city in the democratic column. = Bos-
ton Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13

Bradstrect's Pocket Atlas of the
United States is the title of neat little
work issued for McCuller, Parker &
Co., Boston. 1t contains 46 pages
with an interesting amount of reading
matter, such as, Business Law il
daily use," Legal Tender" EARN
Products of the United States" etc.
Each one of these different topics are
on a page, with map of state on
the opposite page. 1t has flexible
cover and is convenient for the pocket
Price, IS cents-cheap.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13
From our regular correspondent.
WASHINGTON LETTER..
Washington, D. c., June 9, 'S9.

The compromise to the Department
of Justice with Gilman, one of the
supposed robbers of the Treasury few
years ago, has justly excited a good
deal of comment. The history of the
case ought to be, and doubtless is, well
known. The robbery in question con-
sisted in the abstraction during office
hours, some eight years ago, of
package of $4,000 in Treasury notes
all put up ready for transmission by
express. No clue was obtained until
some time after, when suspicious cir
cumstanccs led to the arrest of Gilman,
q saloon keeper, Brown, gambler,
and one Halleck, clerk in the Treas
ury. Halleck turned state evidence
and confessed that he distracted the
package and delivered most of the
money to Gilman, who planned the
robbery. About 1872, 900 in new notes
like the ores stolen was found deposit.
ed in two banks in Alexandria and at
tached by the government. After two
trials, in both OF which the jury dis
agreed, Haleck, the principal witness
for the government, died, and Gilman
has since been under bail, with the i'll
dictment still pending; also civil suit
for the recovery of the money held in
the banks under attachment. Several
years hcve elapsed since the last mis-
trial and nothing had ever been done
about it until recently. The employ
ment by Gilman Of Congressman
Crowley, friend Of the administration,
as his attorney to secure a compro-
mise seems to have been a shrewd
stroke. On the part of the govern
ment, the case was referred to George
Bliss, the Presidents friend, who gets
$50, 900 or $4,000 year for prose-
cutting the Star-route thieves, and be-
tween these two compromise was
agreed upon by which the money held
by the government under attachment is
released. Gilman says he got $4,000
of it, and the question which some
curious people are asking is who got
the rest? This compromise appears
to be one Of the greatest performances
yet of the Arthur administration. 1t
is expected that the republican regime
will use every endeavor to profit by
the opportunities which its most astute
observers believe will pass into other
hands on March 4, 1855. But this
Compromising" away of thousands
of government dollars, which are
known to be the identical notes boldly
stolen from the Treasury, in order that
some pet lawyers may divide the great
er part amongst them, is about the
most barefaced fraud. that was ever
perpetrated. Evidently it is quite
time for q change of parties. p.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13

The New York Graphic says it was
woman who stumbled and fell that
caused the first fatal block at the Brook
lyn Theatre fire in 1876; it was a wo-
man who stumbled and fell that caused
the block at the fatal panic in the Six
tenth Street Catholic Church few
years ago; and it was stumbling wo.
man, so far as can be Known, that
started the panic on the Brooklyn
Bridge. These facts the Graphic pre-.
sents as arguments against long skirts.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13
VERMONT.

Mrs. r. f. Parker, of Milton, has
had three pairs of twins in five years.
The seventy-ninth commencement
of the University of Vermont COM
mences at Burlington, Sunday, June
oath and closes, Thursday, June 2oth.
Parmas Pope, the miner injured by
q falling rock in the Ely mines, Thurs
day, died at night. His age was p,
and he was but recently married.
Commencement at Middlebury col
lege begins July lst and closes July
4th.
Their 10th marriage anniversary
was celebrated recently at Bennington
by Josiah Hurd, 80, and his wife, 49,.
The second annual reunion of the
Second Vermont Regiment will be held
in Burlington, June goth.
The Central Vermont camp-moetlng
at Mortified will commence August
goth and close on the morning OF the
25th.
A. Z. Rankin, for many years clerk
of the Caledonia county court will re-
sign at the close of this term and re-
move to Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Spaulding, who was injured in
the railroad accident at East Granville,
is now in a condition to recover.
The Lincoln iron company OF Rut-
land has elected Redfeld Proctor,
president; lockwood Barrett, clerk
and treasurer, and w. a. Patrick,
superintendent.
Among the most notable and at
tractive incidents of the coming Com
mencement of the University of Yer
mont, at Burlington, will be the un'
yelling of the bronze stutue OF Latay'
cite, Juno &c.
Four car loads of Norwegians pass
sed through Rutland Wednesday nigh
on their way to Kansas via Montreal
i i
A pike weighing over fifteen pounds
was recently caught in the Connecticu
River. 1t measured three feet II
length.
DR.. Charles Barber has within
short time placed in j. M. Haven
pond in Shrewsbury over half Il NIL
lion of trout ranging in size from thos'
taken from the Matching house to trou
of fair dimensions.
Putnam's artesian we'll at Benning
ton is down upwards of 600 feet, an'
still no water is yet reached. The Dor
ing will be continued,
An Irishman called at a Winoosk
drug store, Tuesday, to get bottle o
liniment for rheumatism the drugSls
asked him in what part of the body j
troubled him most. "Be me soul J
said he, 81 have it in every houl an'
corner of me-"
James Fisk, ST., died at the resi-
dence of his son-in-law, Col. G. W
Hooker, Brattleboro, on Monday o
last week, aged Il years.
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The New York editors continue to
criticse each others grammar, and nc
doubt they find abundant opportunities.
The World editors reply to the criti-
cism of the editor of the Star reminds a
contemporary of old Sam Midway,
who used to edit the Ohio Statesman.
Somebody or an opposition paper spoke
disparaging Of the grammar he used
Old Sam replied: "We may not be
much on grammar, but we are HI
on facts"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13

~ The Republicans Of Ohio have
nominated j. ID. Foraker of Cincinnati
for Governor. The Cleveland Plain
dealer says that after dilligent search
it has found one mau who knows him.
This is worse than Mrs.. Hayes hus-
band. The ''g. o. p" is played out
in Buckeye state.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13

Without pretending to give an editorial
opinion Of a remedy Of which we know
nothing personally, we desire to ask those
of our readers who are afflicted with
scrofulous or other diseases of the blood
to examine and test the claims of Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t comes to us with high
individual endorsements, is compounded
by practical druggists, and is made Of
materials recognized as valuable by al
physicians,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13

Much of the distress and sickness attribu-
ted to dyspepsia, chronic diarrhua and other
causes is occasioncd by humor in the
stomach. Several cases, with all the char,
acteristics of these complaints, have been
cured by Hoods Sarsaparlla. Other cures
effected by this medicine are SO wonderful
that the simplest statement of them affords
the best proof that it combines rare curative
agents and when once used secures the
confidence of the people.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13

Forty-fve thousand persons can pass
over the East River Bridge hourly
without crowding one another, eighty
thousand more can be carried each
hour in the cars, and fifteen thousand
vehicles may traverse it in one day be-
tween daylight and dark.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13

The Richford Gazette finds time to
throw the mantle of charity over Sol
M. Fields, and this might be expected
from journal that devotes all its en-
ergies to maligning such man as j..
Gregory Smith. One act is about as
consistent as the other Burlington
Clipper,
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DE ATIIS.

In Reading, June II, Of Brights disease Of
the kidneys, George W. Rich, aged 70 years
and 8 months
In Rochester, June l., Ezra McCollom, Esq.
Gather of ID. VIM. McCol!om, formerly Of
Woodstock aged 81 years.
In Rochester, Junc3, Stephen Durkec, aged
50 years.
In No. Springfield, June 4, Mrs. Jessie
Cook, wife of Morris Cook.
In Reading, June 3, Mrs. Shcdd, widow of
the late Joseph Shedd, aged 81 years.
In Charestown, n. H.. June 9, Hon. Ed
mund L. Cushing, aged 7G years.
In Springfield, June 2, Laura p, widow
of Rev. Zeb. tTwitchel, aged 10 years and 3
days.
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w. r. Junction.

Wilson Britton,' in connection
with Abner Southworth, has leased the
Junction House stables tor five years,
and bought the horses and carriages of
Mr.. Ballard. Mr.. Southworth will
have charge of the business.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13

~ The New York Sun and New
Orleans Times Democrat agree that
"the complete abolition of the internal
revenue system would be welcomed as
an evidence that the war is ended"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13
BIRTIIS.

In Bethel, June 5, u son to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Edison. Also, June 3, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Dubic.
In Windsor, June /, a son and daughter ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bolster. Also, June 2, two
sons to Mr. and Mrs, John Gallagher.
In Springfield, June s, Il son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wariield.
In Ludlow, June 6. Il daughter to Rev, and
Mrs. Charles b. Grover.
In Felchvllc, June o, n son to Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Orkins, weight I 81 pounds.
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NJ a EItI AG ESS.

In Woodstock, May 81, by Rev. Moses
Kidder, Charles H. Story Of West Windsor
and Ella G. Gates of Reading.
In Weston, June q, by Rev. W. II. Davcn.
port, Leonard II. Howe and Ada l.. Richard
son, both Of Weston.
In East Randolph, June ), at the residence
of the brides father, Geo. Davenport, Arthur
G. Orgood and Annie ii. Davenport