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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-26

WNSEMUoCA, New, Jan. 24.-The lndi.
ans in the northern part OF this county aud
near the Oregon line are reported starv-
ing. The intense cold has prevented them
from hunting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-26

NEwpoGT, VT, Jan, PA. McMaser
agent of the Glasgow and Cana dian Land
and Trust company at Scotstown, Quebec,
was arrested Yesterday at st. Johnsbury
charged nth ENLIGHTENMENT of 81, 900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-26

Another . reat Preach rame is aided TO the
neurology of the year that of Gustavc Dore,
the artist. lie was an Alsatian born at Stras-
burg in January, 1889. Although just fin
ishing his liftieth year he leaves behind him
the record ol cling the most prolific draughts-
man the century has produced, lie began
his art career in Paris at the age of 10. His
earliest attention was paid to illustrating IA
nous authors, and in that field his best work
was done embracing thousands of drawings
from Dante, Shakespeare, Milton, Balzac,
Rabeas, Tennyson, tcryantes, Coleildge,
Chauccr, Tame La Fonlainc, Victor Hugo
AMI many others, and including remarkable
isolated works like his drawings from the
"Dble," his Wandering jew" and his
London. These illustrations gave Dorc
worldwide fame tley are held ineveiy pos
siblc grade Of estimation, sometimes PRAISED
al HaHstdm aud again dispraiscd in the same
ratio. Besides this wonderful mass OF pro
duclione, Dorc found time to paint many pic
lures in oils, aud to model clay. He wa:
deficient in sense of color, and never toob
high rank as painter, but was considered tt
rive much promise in sculpture, which ht
tool, NJ late in life.
The Western reporter doesn't monopollz(
all the audacity Of the profession. Ills
Southern brother is no small beer us lar a
CHECK" is concerned as isprovcd by lit
lie incident which took place at Charleston
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ADDISON COUNTY.
Middlcbury.

r. II. Mcleod, Esq, has entirely recover
ed from his recent illness.
The recent Rochester elopcmcnt has at
tanned to the distinction of narrative and Illus
tration in the sensational papers.
s. L. Meekin has in his shop curious mu-
sic box which he invented and manufactured
himself. 1t is all made of pewter spoon
and piece of string.
The lecture at school house hall Tuesday
evening by Hon. j. w. Patterson, ex-Sena-
tor from New Hampshire, was well attended
and the audience went away well pleased
with the eloquent gcntleman's discourse.
Mr. Scion Carpenter is to lecture here on
Friday night of this week.
Judges Royce, Veazey, Taft and Rowell
are holding the annual term OF Supreme
Count for Addison county. The term will
be finished and such decisions as have been
reached will be handed down to-day.
About hundred of our young people
gather every night to coast in the lane neal
the Methodist church. There is considerable
danger to life and limb coasting on this hill,
as ii is very icy. No one has been injured
there yet, but the coasters are so reckless that
accidents may be expected.
A town meeting has been called for Tues.
day, the Both inst, TO see about providing a
town hall for Middebury The present town
hall in the court house will OF course be de-
molshed when the court house is pulled
down, which will be in very short time,
Denis Calvin, an employe of the Pulp Mil
Company, injured his arm severely, the othci
day, while occupied with his work at The
mill. But no bones were broken and he viii
soon be all right again.
Mrs. James Sullivan died quite unexpect
! cdly on Tuesday evening. Mis-. Sullivan hal
been confirmed invalil for many years ant
has suffered greatly.
Three or four of Our people have within
few lays become partially derangcd in mind
and it looks like little epidemic of insanity
There are good prospects that all will ulti
mately be restored TO their usual mcnta
health.
yergennes.
| William f. Greene Esq, was seriously ant
perhaps fatally injured, Saturday afternoon
by a bull. 1t is feared that he is rupturct
internally, anl so serious are his symptom
that his children have been telegraphcd for
Mr. Greene is native of Nergcnnes and /
sevcnly-two years Of age.
| Mr.. VIM. L. Greene, who was badly IN
jured by a bull, Saturday, is improving an,
if no new and unfavorable feature develops
may recover from his injuries. HIS sons
John and William and his two daughters ar
here.
Clarence Briggs, son of Scott Briggs o
Goshen fell into tub Of hot water on til
18th inst, and was so badly scIlded that h,
lived only few hours. The boy was abou
two years old.
q
OF Orwell with town clock that has cos
five hundred dollars in Boston, to DC place
in the stceplc of the Congregational churc
in the village
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Sheriff Wallace committed w. T. IIeatl
to Woo list ]ck jail Saturday, for embeinle
ment of funds belonging u Boston hous,
which claims some 5000 for guano furnishtt
for sale on commission, which Heath falcC
to account for.
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from Journey round the world With her
husband aud who had carefully observed
the missionary work in other lands. She
spoke of the Importance of woman's med
cal work in heather lands. Angels from
heaven could not ba more welcome visitors
TO Hindu ladies than female physicians, and
no more glorious opportunity to make the
most of life could be found than In this med
ca work in the earth. Inidelity Is carrying
its aggressive work to the ends of the earth.
Ingcrsol's tracts are circulated in Bombay
ana are read by educated natives in India.
The missionaries have TO meet these and
counteract their influence. The poison
comes from America. The labor of counter
acting it is an addition to their gospel work
But they we're happy IN their work, and
were the only persons she saw in her Journey
whom she cnvied There was an atmosphere
of lofty purpose about them that was L
delightful experience.
The afternoon service began with an adj
dress by Mr.. 4. s. Atkinson of Japan on the
Gust oms Of that country. The women are
many of them devoted and useful workers,
intelligent, and learn with avidity when they
have an opportunity. Mothers are respect
cd in their old age, and if the old
lady wishes to go any where the
sons wife must carry her on her
back, Mrs +. b. Pratt read paper on
Latent forces" which was very interesting
The latent forces of the earth have always
been brought into rcqusiion and made use
full Just where they were needed to accom-
plish he great purpose ordcsign for which they
were made, and so has the Women's Board
of Mission come into existence when just the
work it only could accomplish was to be
done, and just the forces ii, only, could bring
into reQuisitiou in the glorious prOgress of
National Republican., 1883-04-04

fers for sale you wander listlessly. All is clean,
fresh, and sweet. There are no unpleasant
odors, such as you have noticed in other mar
kets. Tho market people arc bright, cheer
full, and courteous. There are no flowers al
though the spring has been here nearly two
weeks. You miss the liacs and the snOwballs
that hitherto havo formed at this season so
large part Of the markets attractions. But
there are singing birds in cages in profusion-
birds that every now and then plunge into a
storm of song, and seem cleaving the impetu-
ous gales of melody with wings beating
fiorcely against tempest of music, until they
are lost in the upper regions Of trills and
carols so high and radiant they seem light
rather than sound and bring up ideas of
sunshine and morning rather than simple musi.
cal expression. SO you wander in that forest
of food, that wilderness of supplies, until you
find the asles are bristling with baskets and
the comparative stiffness of the early morn
ing is broken by the clatter of tongues and
the hum of traffic. The great city is slowly
awaking and pouring its living tides into the
market intent upon breakfast and bargains.
And being Bohemian and having no basket,
you slip to one side and quietly take your
leave.
National Republican., 1883-04-04
The Jcannetto Inquiry.

The Jeanette court of inquiry convened at
1890 a. IN. at the Navy department. The
record of the previous days session was read
and approved. Fireman James II. Bartlett
was sworn and testified that he Joined the
Jeanette in San Francisco in June, 1879, his
duties being those of first class fireman. He
had no statement to make regarding the fit
ting out of the vessel, in relation to her man
agement her loss, provisions and plans
adopted for the safety of the boat crews after
leaving the wreck, or the efforts of the officers
TO relieve the men or to find the lost parties.
He had no charge TO lay or special
commendation to offer regarding any Of the
officers or men. He left Melville at Cath
carta, and in company with Nindemann trav-
eled TO BaiSin, where they separated, wit
ness following the East Delta to the south
ward as far as Jamarvealoek, where he re-
NAMED until the arrival of Mr.. Melville.
They made as thorough search as could be
made under the circumstances The judge
advocate here stated that he had received q
telegram from Mr.. ID. +. Collins at Min
neapois, stating that he had not been nOti-
fed of the arrival of Bartlett; that he had
mailed list of questions to be asked in be-
half of his brother, and requested the court to
wait until the receipt of his communication,
as he insisted upon full and thorough ex-
animation.
Tho court thereupon adjourned until to-
morrow morning at 1890, when it is thought
word may be received from Dr. Collins. The
president of the court directed that the other
survivors be instructed to remain here until
they are examined upon the questions sub
mitted by DIR. Collins.
National Republican., 1883-04-04
Gnrkish 2anths.

NEW TURKISH RATHI (DR BoYEF,Sl
IN ll7 street opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday. Not
open sunday. open from q. M I'll 10 y. M; Satur
day, ~ y. IN. Baths. 81; tickets, SL6O.
npd DIR III. L. BOVEE Electrician
TBNHE sHEDD BATHS, 0O3 Il STREET, NEAR
j. Ninth, well known as the Oldest and best In the
city, This bath Ia constructed with view to conYen-
ience being on the irst floor Turkish Russian SUI
plur and Mercural Baths given with skill and eK-
perence, Mani nipulatur OF ten years experience tns
Establishment Single bath. q; for S& t,sl0. Open
Sunday from n. IN. TO y. mr2Jtf
National Republican., 1883-04-04
SYMPTOMS OF SKIN DISEASES

SYMPTOMS OF SKIN DISEASES.
Cold weather skin diseases lprurigo, intense Itch
moved, and is increased by the warmth Of the bed
When u pnroNysm OF the itching comes on you feel
that you must scratch or go Wild. There IL no erup
tlon but that caused by scratching. II is from
the waist TO the ankes-atlects both sexes after the
Crusty Tetter.-The skin becomes inflamed tender
and small blisers form, burst, and form moist, yell
pain breaks out on Tie backs OF the hands and In
gers, scalp tace behind tho ears JOINTS and various
parts of the body
cracked aud scaly affects the scalp, elbows knees
limbs, body, eyc6rowsl and beard Sometimes the en-
ing skin disease.
paImar Te!tGr.-The, palms of the hands become
dry, hard, thckened nssured cracked, painful, and
sore, The same condition Often atecls the fingers
and soes of the feet
scaly Scalp Tetter-Tho scalp becomes tender.
form again as fast rs removed. II allowed to con.
tinue II makes the hair thin, harsh, dry, Jade, and
Lepra-Circular, white scaly spots appear upon tho
elbows, knees, arms, scalp, and body. These spots
cer TRIs is LIFETIME e disease @ unless thofoug6iy
eliminated from the system.
The above and every form Of skin disease, every
dscoloTallon permanently cured by DR.. Van Dyck
Dermatologst, 7OS Eleventh street northwest.
COMPLEXION BLEMISHES.
Complexion Bemishes (Acme) e)-Symptoms white
chin, nose back, and breast; affect both sexes.
Comedones, s,-Symptoms; The pores OF the fore
head, checks, and nose become filled with white So
baeeous substance, capped with black .specks, Is
often associated with an oily condition of the skin
is exceedingly annoying, and affects both sexes
Liver Spots-Are yellowsh. brownish. dirty. mud.
dy:looklns spotS on the forehead, extending TO the
hair the cheeks, and sometimes the breast and
hands, LIVER spots are frequently associated with
general sallowness of the face mostly Affects ladies
between the ages of 2j and 10.
Redness OF the Nose.-The nose becomes red and
flushed from the least exciting cause, exposure to
heat or cold, the use Of alcoholic liquors and wines
anger and so forth AT times there is great heat in the
nose. AT first this redness disappears, but finally II
becomes chronic. The veins become enlarged, and
the sufferer Is Obliged TO carry the sign OF nemper.
Ince e,wheher he deserves II or not.
FreclSles, Wrinkles, Moth, Tan, Sunburn, Sallow-
ness, Coarse Deep Pores, Moes Birthmarls, are an.
noylng complexion blemishe5 and dscolorations,
all OF which readily Yield 70 proper archaeological
National Republican., 1883-04-04

LEWIS, IowA.-Dr. NJ. J. Davis says !:
Browns Iron Bitters give the best Of satis-
faction to those who use it,"
National Republican., 1883-04-04

ENoR SALE
Il X STREET facing Mcpherson Square-Hand-
some building Site 25 feet front and 100 feet deep to
wide alley.
THOS. ]. FISHER g. CO.,
1924 street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-04-04
for SaIt--Yots.

VNoR SALE--TEN ACRES OF SPLENDID. LAND
II at Brghtwood, d. g.; three acres in woods; $3.50
cash or SslO on time. Inquire of G. II. WILLElT,
l5l6 Il street northwest ap2-8tf
JINOR SALE-vERI CHEAP, ON MONTHLY
~ payments of So Large building lots on the east
side Of Thirteenth street between and ID southeast
]. w. STARR. Il20 New York avenue maaO1st
National Republican., 1883-04-04
THE EYEBROWS AND EYELASlIts-.
TIE EYEBROWS AND hNELASHI,S.
lILIE LN ElnlANG a Nh INA- III. A I'll IL

There is more beauty In pair OF vigorous regular,
uniform, and wellkept eyebrows, long, dropping,
curved, and bcwltChng e,clashes, than people Hro
aware Of A very unattfactve eye ASSUMES new
beauty and greater influence when II looks from be.
meath long, wclldeveOped fascinating irnges, In
oriental countries these considered - be the most
distinguishing features of personal beauty, and la
dys lashes are unatractlve II not long and dropping,
Our society ladies acknowledge these TO be rare ad
tunc Of beauty by resortng TO the Of pencil and
brush TO supply artihClally this facial adoTnment
which nature has failed to supply 10 them in sunl
Client quantity.
NOTE,
Owing to the demand for Gls servlcesn other cities.
hereafter Dr. Van Dyck viii be at his Washington
office Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of each
week only; hours, a. m. to p. m Hereafter no
National Republican., 1883-04-04
lAsY FEET AND DAILY WALKS

EAsY FEET AND DAILY WALKS
H In the open air and sunshine increase vital
iiy and longevity, hence the most eminent physi.
pr rsOnAgrS visit
bR WHITES CHIRoPoDIsT ESTABLISH.
M2Nr,
l46 PennsylVAnla avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel,
for relief nom, and avoidance Of Corns bunlOns'
club ana Inverted nails, vascular eNcresCenCes and
other ailments OF tho feet. uce fea 81 per visit for
lon In ls5l,
National Republican., 1883-04-04
9usiness Gbamrrs.

INlITTIRR v UFIINIp'
NOR RALE-VERY CHEAP-PATENT OF.
n flee Reports (mechanical) from 1917 TO 1871 In
elusive comprising So volumes, at bookstore No 1908
Seventh street northwest ma3l-3ts
DARTNER WANTED. D.-ro TAKE CHARGE OF
II profitable established busnessi must invest
1000 or more. which will be secured. Address
REGULAR, Republican Ohce. ma3l-ats
4 IBERAL RATE or INTEREST ALLOWED
II on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold az market rates. COLLECTIONS made eyery-
where, by ], II. 5QuIER & co., Bankers lile Penn
HylYRniRRYenue ma29R
National Republican., 1883-04-04

wv XTANTED-A PARTNER IN THE ExCuR.
wv sion business with $500 or 5000 Address J.. b.,
Republican ONCE. ap33t+
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9trsuuaI.

A COLLEGE GRADUATE AND FORMER
"A professor In large New York state school VIII
tutor In either preparatory collegiate studies Ad
1ros1 a. NJ, Renmbllcnn Onlce. nnA8tN
National Republican., 1883-04-04
dlnimprob,n.

ENoR SALE
II AT bargain, large lot OF land situated at cor
ner OF Maryland avenue and Thirteenth street north
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
1924 Il street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-04-04

NToNEY TO LoAN-IN SUMS FROM slOO TO
NL. 10000. BISHOP Il HILL, zoos Il street north
National Republican., 1883-04-04

NOTfCE-THE PRICES AT 736 AND IA SEW
IN enth street low that no coaxing Is re-
quired Go there for bargains and presents. Don't
ma
National Republican., 1883-04-04

& HORTHAND TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY A
ECgentleman Of experience; $3.50 per month; three
lessons yer week Address r., Republican Office.
nd
National Republican., 1883-04-04

%mnstmfnfs. --...-.
NATIoNAL THEArER, RAYMOND
Every Evening and saturday Matinee.
AN OLD FRIEND IN A NEW TRIUMPH.
The Famous Comedian.
MR.. JOHN r. RAYMOND,
In the init" OF his career,
MAJAH BOB BELTER, SAHl
In Jessop and Gill's New Comedy
IN PARADISE.
Matinee to Benefit for the Charity Fond OF tn
B AND p. ORDER OF EbkS.
'' -'"' '''' Mr. Jake Budd in his specnltles,
Two Drills by Co. r. washlnEton Light InlssG,iry n,
Andh Host OF Volunteer Talent; ,,,.,,
NcNt WCck. ... w Nt.ItlG " W. lSlln..
INUKDs OPERA HOUSE
APRIL . a. ANDG
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Vance and sousas Charming Opera OF
THE sMUGGLERS.
Benefit OF
THE NATIONAL RIFLES
WASHINGTON oPERATIo ASSOCIATION
with tho following superb professional casts
Queen Of the SmusglOr,.
Contralto. --
Violante''"''"'''''.''" MISS LOUISE PAOliLiN
Sir Si'aToR GEORGE rRAvERNER
Tto............n.... NJ. Henry MANSFIELD
baritone. - - -. .....
Mauo."'.''''' Mr. fhANh PhAhSoN
Mr.. stubbs, Of London, England, .-.
Mr. j. II. RENNIE
Comedian.
CantnIn of the Carblncers ...... Mr. JAS Il, RULE
Musical Director. Ohm PHILIP SoUsA
And full Chorus of Einy Voices from the operate
Association.
CARBiNEERs BY THE APOLLO CLUE,
Exhibition drill at each performance by the National
Rifles Prize Company.
Admlsslon Private Boxes. 90 and s.; Orchestra, Is
cents; Balcony, so cents; Matinee so cents.
sd % % ores % %e
March rs. No reserved seats for matinee. -
JNoRDS. THE MASToDoN MINSTRELS.
Commencing THURSDAY, APRIL s.
The Famous Minstrel Nfonarchs,
]. II. HAVERLYS CONSOLIDATED MASToDoN
MINSrRELS.
y H. rly'''.'''''.'. PropIetor
Strengthened and improved to superlative excel.
lence by Mr. liaverlys recent purchase and absorp-
tlon OF -.
SAM HAGUE'S
BRITISH oPERATlC MINSTRELS.
The new operAtlc satire,
LANGTRY; Or Ben Butler and the Jersey Lily.
Fifty artists In the operetta elegantly costumed in
the richest and most superb costumes.
MONDAY, APRIL 0......."...",MY SWEETHEART
MINNIE PALMER-R. f. GRAHAM.
4 INCoLN HALL. ONE WEEK.
IL COMMENCING
MONDAY, APRIL o.
NrArtcrt,e N,pnNyEgntv ,,a G eArrrpD,v
WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT WESLEY CHAPEL, FIFTH
AND srREETs-SrECGAL CHURCH NtGHr
THE REDpATIt LYCEUN BUREAU OF BosToN AND
THE WAsitISuTOS LECTURE LHCEuM RESPECT
FULLY ANNOUNCE COURSE OF EIGHT ENTERTAIN.
MESrs or a MOST VARIED AND UNIQUE CHARACTER,
|
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Boarding.
I1lunrn 10 YOam

n ToNEY no LOAN IN SUMS TO sUIT-REAL
WI estate notes bought and sold charges moderate
and no unnecessary delay, DUNALll q MARR,
Real estate and Insurance Brokers, UlS L street.
National Republican., 1883-04-04

II EStRING 10 SELL MY INTEREST IN TWO
~ good patents, anyone furnishing money to prop
erly advertise will receive 20 per cent receipts
A ddrCss PATENT. Repubiicau DuCp. HuI3tE
National Republican., 1883-04-04

INoR SALE
II MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, Just west Of
Thomas Circle
Handsome building sites, two fronts.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
1lol II street nnrlhNNoat.
National Republican., 1883-04-04
SotanftA- gifuatious. ftmuIt

9" "ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl place to cook or do general homework i'm
small family reference if required. Inquire foot
Of Twonty.slXth and streets. api-3ta
National Republican., 1883-04-04
SdlantrS- SemaIr.

"ANTED-A FIRsT.CL sCHAMBERMAID
w Apply at Braddock House, Alexandria, Va
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-10
LIE MAILED.

TOPEKA, May 3.-An associated press re-
porter called the attention of Major Sims,
secretary OF the State board of agriculture,
to the telegram in the dispatches this morn
ing, relative to the wheat crop report OBJ
tanned by the Kansas City Indicator. This
report estimates the crop ut from 20 to 81
per cent. short, allowing the season from
now on to be favorable. Major Sims says
this is deceptive. If he makes the compar.
ison with the harvest of last year, which
was an extraordinary one, he may not be
far wong if he makes 1t with the usual
yield of the state, he is badly of. The facts
are that at the beginning OF April we were
about 4 per cent. short on acreage and Is
per cent. below on condition, making to-
tai Of 10 per cent. il the comparison was
made with the yield of last year. A great
mistake is often made in estimating the per
cent. For instance, the report from Nc
Pherson county may 10 per cent. and that
Of Neosho county 80 per cent. They will
call this stand-Of, and proceed, while the
fact is that 30 per cent. more wheat may be
raised in Mcpherson than in Ncosho county
In the wheat belt. the crop promises very
well, while IN the West and the Southeast
1t is not so good. The reports OF bad crops
generally come from counties where but
little wheat is raised. In wheat growing
counties the crop is in good condition.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-10
FOUR GREAT KANSAS PAPERS

The Troy Cki.f, junction City UaiOn,
lliawatha Borid aud raola R,pubficdn. are
tour weekly papers published in Kansas
towns that have no equals among country
papers Ia this or in any other State 80 far
~ We have observed. To the list we will
add the >alina Heraid, under lnman. While
each possesses characteristics peculiar to
Itself, in makeup, style and bent, either Of
them viii compare in contents with the
best literary papers OF the country. Know
ing the men who compile the selected mat
ter aud do the writing tor these papers in
iimalel., A. We do, we are nevertheless
weekly astonished ny their contents. There
are no such country papers in any other
land. Aud this is no tany, no undue praise
lrom u member OF the mutual glucose"
but n fact known 10 every writer in the
State capable Of judging, or who knows u
single characteristic of good paper. Fol-
lowing these riliant leaders closely, comes
the Clay Center Dispdtch, the Winfield
Court.r anu three or four other papers.
The former two will soon be admitted TO
the charmed circle. Johnny Gilmore, Of
the Fredonia ChiseH, has the make up and
the training for paper equaling either Of
the foregoing. but he runs patent. A pa
per without that personal essence,-if the
expression may be allowed-without these
distinguishing traits. which are but the
mirror Of the soul OF the man who is be-
hind IL, is OF no more value, and is rs pow
erless as last years almanac. As TO the
patent papers now flooding Kansas there Is
as much difference between one OF them
and paper edited ms either Of the jour-
mails mentioned, as there is between living
at home and merely existing at a cheap hash
hnu.e