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, 1883-06-09
ThOSF WOMEN FOLK.
So" Eafi-aead' Il nra fs,iHl.ie s.me
IEln-> Mae, ihr, dVa'. ssisr>.sEti.

Any !a"fe whn has ~ a lya-,,sr "a.
knows l"T c.lE,n.a -a l. ti.GEs - liz b. h
.e:i-, s..4 pains ia thr ,h-~t, 81 ara5rs rhe
womtn wh, 10 the wa.s Often aai ,-I.,aTs
geneGai.y-ih-- Gi~;r-s--> aT- h.In- ,.:thyur
mach eI.ai,,.i'l- Tle women se: about. n
the uiachirery al the t.,.,>, .o., 90. Beyond
t4is, th,.-e grained ;.nirais whom Ne,
Enslari w..inen c-l! the ilen fo!k-, -,.lia
lsak - lo..- - iheir E!yes or dau-h:er, arg
MT &C. c.Ga!,y in bed IN Ter the doctors care.
the aveTrga thick-skinn.j ] husband AMI father
gives the subject n attention. ~ th@ sane
tame the Uo5r hpusch,li dru ls>s-who de
series letter fste-c.e-p ar'U,-i, br1sua ~
utensils IN hand, up stairs down >t4i:s and uu--
o.-,locr-. doins that won.aa's w"-k, which &c Is
never ne" LosseS ii logsd wives and iaiy
sjrls-l,sses whose saddenresS an3 uHaNpec;-
slr=-, ..staiish ;hoSs Voole-- astsi l->h4n5-
aai ...Lc.s s4l, seemingly ogt ( a c,esr
,ky. AMI ir,ru the logical sequel {, Tie story #
ns=lett
E-ow. va men vho stand 1t the heads O.:
Tn Ia .,,s-ni secA homes. allevs u u drop :
wori in y,ur receptive ears- II these women
~ III arr woIth having, they are wostG sa'-
i,s. Tr.i hack ache-thst pam in the chest
What are liIey but Indication. Of snu,e organic
troulie .. the Ii neys, the heart. or the lGngs.
End !, AZ once Is the aFPiicstioa II Ben
SONS CAPCINE POROUS rL ASTER- l.
will s.s.-he that neTy.,Is sii,tr,-s- Gri.e AWAY
thA; pain, haui.h that duh, weary back ache,
-i.s new >ireneth - the body and fresh hope
70 the icArt No other plaster will Do this
The Eers,.n's Plaster, however, i rot made 70
s.H but /, heal ]; : remedy which ne.er
vet I.Oke IL p-smise-sni never vii.
Your druggist his il 81; before Tay iag
youy q oea.. and putin; the ilas:=r in yoCr
pocket, lo5k fcr the worl CiPCINE Gu. in
the middle.
Sssbury & .Icagssga Pharmaceutical Chem
lists, New York.
, 1883-06-09
kDHsXlSTRAroEs xoTsCE.

NOTICE Is HEEE8y GIVEN THAT
y iu fur-u-Hcs - aU sr,..r 4 s,is. made
fyth1 Ps, 5lte CIGGtoi Nal ~ ala @. IN the
Territory Il Washington, oG tEs -Sch day G:
Gav 1885. "a Jh- ia.t.,r o3 tl2 state Of .IUiia
/. { o.. },c.as-i, -. Ugt.u:y.ei executors
OF Inc e..1:~ vii s-i ut Iun'lc auction t the
uigIe-t ttarf, - g Ia Ca.- a-t s'-5ie@t u
c,1.f.,,-.i3l ty sid FT-.,ats Cart, -
l!9GDaI JsyglEg ;, .sS3,
A tie hour u one o'ci5-l-, ? L., nt that lag,
IL igou- # ~ Cs.Ts IL :,=e n - Mia HaiiS
ci ., IN sid comfy Of Us.'a Nsl-. ". T..
ali tie r..-.r, t:'s a-i ;a;egrst AMI -sta,r,
~h.ru ssll .-ta,e E2, av ',yra'. n 81 lSw 81
OtEegU.,e g-lUired other ,Aau OF IN addition L"
thai - sa. I-C-s,sI at The rine 81 her daath
il AMI - liz ..-.., I'D. ie.I .s,...e. s..us:ri,
Mn. aIS ten. L. rnc ,itg ead County Il
Wa.a Na4. I-rri-o.T C.: Washington aud
described - fellows, tp vi, OF, !. ? AMI 4
IL Z ori: =, ,assrt.E; u he fi-t ant survey
# -t:i c.rv. ur.,r VIC. Fl It tya dwelling
hrus,s aaa tao zsaai! .U=a- n -IsE.ies. which
loss az t-i.ss: I'D. st ir is.t =s+ ...rsnl=rt.l
tTees
7. F-esTg.
y. - - EpNNEl,
is-cG.aY-.
4 :. 3 p. / >H-Ep-Tr.-r. h,fgs tssr E't.
Dsrs.. = a. g.. 81 .4tH i-u- 4 .t,S.
, 1883-06-09
FURNISHING GOODS.

No such of those goods has before been III
this city have view. We offer undersln> aud
drawers at 30 cents each 1ht thought good value
where else - cents. How does that happen! Because
we sell them for cash. We offer special bargains il
Colored Starts, Socks. S"spe""ers- '"H"r<
CHIJs. Scars. Gtores. JGiiscs. Etc"
, 1883-06-09
ruo-ru,En, OF uor,,r ,ssE-.

Dr. Ii. Y. PIFEcr. BU:f,io, y. !: p.ar
Sw-l have been taLin. yaur "Favonte
Prescript.on" Tor female weakness" Be
fore had taken 1t t~o day 5"-aa :, :.d
stronger. haze taken Ia, ;wo thirds Of e
b"t:Ie and Loiicve | ana CURED. Gsalyia..y,
Mis-. Ii. {. LUVETT. WatslLa. Il.
, 1883-06-09
MAGNIFICENT LIGHT.

Have You purchased goods in a dalk stcre where
you didn't have light enough distinguish the coors Have
YOU ever noticed how i: hide the defects suit d
clothes when the light is bad How You tell goods are
faded shop if you haven't good light In our
establishment the light is just the in the middle o
the and you precisely the shade and texture
what you getting.
, 1883-06-09
NGIEs Z.
FRA,k JoHzs5y vs JosEgH MrC8n1.

FRAsK JCHys IS - J0sEEH ACtAEI-
[. L.SD csFgsE NNlLi NALIA-
june |. l>sl..
1t3&PiAINF UsVINji BEFN EN-
tered u rsi- riiI-e i.y FRANK Johns,
a.air>r Jrz--H N!rC.--F f.. shl-i n;n; i :
HOMESTEAD E-t1y No. iCl-t lsied Nsy y
ISIS, upon 'Ae SAITH { 81 Tie S,rthszSt 4; See
81. and Ire S5rth u Tie Northwest 7. See
s5.TSN. R2S r II " N, il N'aliA W&la
cs,.Ety. Nsshi;s-tau Territory, with a y;ew =
Tie canc=li-tian q saii entry; thr said parties
:Ie hardy sg.-niaa-ei :, appear st this c-fiee
or tie
IiTE I1I as 10y. i>,i,
Alto o'clock Az. - Tesp-Rd aad iuTnisE
testimony concerning said Aiis-e1 abandon
inert JOS. JORGESSEN, Register.
, 1883-06-09

Ask any man that bought hat i'll our es'a0-
lisInent and think he will bear testimony to the ia'l
that our prices are always the lowest Every day meet
men who have paid four dollars for hats and when SHOW
them the hat for three dollars they naturally feel bad
, 1883-06-09

SUREACE-
SUMMONS.
TEERITaRY OF WASHISGT1S,
County Of WaliA Walia.

vGALN vi " allt " AHA
J., Jrstice's Court, z 3. Whii9,aA, Jas,,oe-
To RIcse; R9glde (is.a,sryy Raca.g Farrell. J
NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il v iliaIn Ryan has fled a CO plant
against you in said court, which viii me On
u be heard al my Office, in Walla WallA City,
in Sa.la WailA C-unty, w Z, ON the
S1TH DAY OF APRIL !. o., 1883.
At the hour Of 10 o'clock l. ", and unless YOU
appear and then and there answer. the same
will he taken as confessed and the demand Of
the plaintiff granted The object and demand
y. said complaint + Tor the recovery Of S:3 %
and interest from dztc, due upon pr0missory
note dated February 10, 1881, given Sy You TO
afhaut
Complaint fled April 10, lss3.
Z. B. WHITMAN.
apis ID Justice Of the Peace
Blank receipt books, two On page, for sale
NJ W. n T-E
, 1883-06-09

IhrsIs. kr.neaiai and laaS Di.ca>e,
. 'Pccia.iy. Send two stamps for large
ires'isr. gIy,nr self treatment. address
WusLp'S DlSrENsARY MEDICAL ASSarIA-
ZION, Baffaio, n. Y.
, 1883-06-09

X-GJ- AEEHFDEGT NoTIFIEDTH i
Z Gwaii G-rras-' has fi~i p complaint
ayyir-t we. = stii & ,art uiich A. cn..i" an 10
he hr..i ~ 1.y s.a q E".ju Aa.is Hala
Pee ;y-. i:, Ne.is Nal'- C-ru-v, V. L, ca
the 2aa d.y 4 .iu.7. ! l.. 1888, Z the hour
ii 10 O'Clock, = s., sua u1!--a You appear a.l
t!.-n sni ts-7, ~ sver. tie --la- VIII ~ iaSen
- oou-,=-c. .ui the S--r.aT,. s: t:.- Plaintiff
grag.tei The &c a1i deal "a. 81 S,iG ( 9g.-
plant !, - fag....s from Y % lie SUM I hitv
ave duiia.s. ans costs. Ur9a s~rTaEt- "a
.,r,.i,, wars =:ll :lr--.. l1..:.-e I'D aui G--
E,er-l Geu a-@ a'-' -1tinz N ~l1r FT5T-
er-v h.S been aj-geis-i q satisfy ~ii demand
Complaint flied May 50, l>SJ. Given Under
a.. Z 81 t';s n dzV ( iEEe, l>SS.
=. b. LAMAN,
,iltile i the pea-e-
Ain 4 Tl..ai. s,u At = ~ P.siu-it:
, 1883-06-09

Blank receipt books, two On page. for sale
at tts Walla Walla tindery Oh Third street
, 1883-06-09

Z ! 3 p / >H-&p-Tr--r. -,.igs fsr ~
Date. :, s..- N N.lta. ieus /. KS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12

CANNING FRUIT No more breaking of
glass jars by putting hot sauce into them ;
no more wrestling with covers that won't
screw down tightly, or that being screwed
down won't unscrew; no more disappoint
ment in finding when you open a jar that
the cover did not fit tight and the contents
are spoiIt. Use stone jars, bowls. mugs,
or any carthern or stone dish you may
happen to have, fill them with the berries
or fruit while it is boiling hot, and preptr
ed the same as for putting in the patent
preserve Jars, cover Immediately with one
thickness of cotton batting, fastening it on
with a string or good rubber band and
the work is done, and your preserves
will keep as long and as we'll and even
better than if put in the best glass fruit
Jars. Use cotton batting such as comes in
blue papers. A roll costing only few
cents will cover one hunured or more jars.
1t is only necessary to remember that all
pu,refaction is caused by the invisible ami
NAL life floating in the air. Heat destroys
all that are in the fruit and they cant pass
through the fuzzy cotton. One of our
exchanges has berries that have been
kept two years in this way.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12

A BABY's HooD.-Take one ounce, or
two "l"ps" of white zephyr, or blue or
scarlet wool, and pair of wooden need
les or large steel needles.
Cast on sixty stitches and knit back
plain.
1st row-Knit one, make one, knit
three plan repeat to the end of the row.
Cd row-Knt plain to loop or made
stitch, and knit that plain; then put wool
over the needle to make another stitch.
and knit three plain, knit loop. knit three
plain, and do the same to the end OF the
row.
81 row-Knit back same as second row,
making a stitch after knitting every loop
stitch made on the previous row.
4th row-Knit plain TO end of row.
5lh row-Knit one plain narrow or
knit two together. narrow again, and put
| t he first narrowed stitch over the last.
Repeat from to end OF row, and begin at
first row again, and knit strip wide
enough 10 fit closely over the child's head
Bind off loosely, after knitting the last
row of smells.
For the crown piece, cast on forty
stitches, and knit the same pattern till the
piece is half The length of the front part.
Sew the crown into the front part, holding
the latter little full on the top.
For Il lining to the hood. if of whit,
take light blue zephyr; if of blue or
scarlet take white wool and cast on fifty
stitches, and knit garter stitch, plain knit
ting on both sides, till you have a piece
the size of the front part. Bind of the
stitches loosely Knit a lining for the
crown by casting on lhirty-six stitches,
and knitting it in garter stitch to match
the crown.
Sew the outside OF the hood to the lining,
ard fit in the crown with long, loose
stitches Of wool
For the border, crocEet three rows OF
shells in light blue, or scarlet; first row
into the front of the hood, and the two
other rows Of shells Just back of that.
Knit fril or lufile for the back Of the
hood, and edge it with shells. Crochet of
twist IL cord to run into the back of the
hood to tie it up, and edge it with ball
tassels. Make similar cords and balls to
tie it under the chin. A soft lace plated
around the front of the hood will be very
becoming to the baby. | have just made
one for my grandch,ld in two shades OF
blue, which is very becoming. A row OF
shells around The crown will improve the
hood. - Practical Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12

AN OPINION PLAINLY EXPREssEp.--A
Pennsylvania farmer whose name is a
tower of strength writes thus vigorously
to the HVsband11lan about the present com
missioner of agriculture:
THE commissioner of agriculture has
richly meried more effectual castigation
than has been administered by the press
up to date The mean and dastardly sup
preston of DR.. Golfers report as the re-
suit of his labor. has no parallel, and can
only be the act of smal.mlnded man,
Why President Arthur should continue
DR.. Lorng in the department of agricu-
ture, one can hardly conceive. The pres
dent must be aware that American farm
mers utterly despise Loring because he is
without particle of practical knowledge
of agriculture, and has been hndrance
to the object for which the department was
created. That this pretentious politician
can be of any service to President Arthur's
administration, or to his future aspiration,
if he contemplates reelection, is delu-
sion. The agricultural people generally
intend to make common cause against a
political party that gives the department
of agriculture to the keeping OF such an
arrogant pretcnder az they know the pres
ent commissioner of agriculture to be.
hope the HuSbandmdn will voice the uni
versal opinion of farmers by denouncing
the Observation-Disclosures of the department
of agriculture and DR.. Loring, who Is
responsible for its utter uselessDess and
consequent waste of the money appropri-
ated for its support"
A Vermont sheep.raiser claims that the
foot rot can be entirely eradicated from a
flock of sheep bv dipping the feet of every
member of the flock, whether lamb or not,
into kerosene oil, and then putting a pinch
of sulphur between the hoofs. One repe-
tition of the treatn ent at the end of two
weeks, be claims, will be sufficient. They
should be kept in dry place for few
houls after each application of the kerr
o>enc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12

SHALL NOT THE CHILDREN OBEYP-I
suspect that Ida Amelia" has met more
sensible people in her life than many with
whom have been acquainted. Perhaps
mothers or even grandmolhers will hard
" dare uphold those little ones of whom
| wrote. but still in their own houses will
allow the babies to do exactly as they
like; at least, they will not oJLige them to
learn that we are born to be free moral
agents and that those who violate laws
must be punished. do not expect chill.
dren to settle down into oil men and
women, but | do expect that when
request my little boy to stay in the house
he will do so without my locking the door,
putting the key in my pocket and sitting
on my pocket, as know one mother was
obliged to do. If, after I have request
ed him to stay inside q do not always
think it best to command eN en- child,) he
gives no heed TO my wishes, he must take
the consequences, try to determine as
nearly us | can whether it was naughu
ness or heedlessness, and punish accord.
ingly, unless, ms is often the case, think
him truly penitent and forgive him. Still
never let pass unnoticed broken rule
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
| he Bad and Worthless

are never initiated oountereted This is especially
true of family medicine. and it is positive proof that
the remedy initiated is of the hest value AS soon
as had been tested and proved by the whole world
that Hop Biters the purest. best and most vaua
BILE family medicine EARTH many limitations sprang
up and began to steal the notices in which the press
and the people of the country had expressed the
merits of H. b.. and in every way trying to induce
suffering invalds to their stuff instead expecting
make money on the credit and good name of H. b.
Many others started nostrums put In similar style
to H. b., with variously devised names in which the
word Hop or Hops were used in a way to induce
people to believe they were the same as Hop Bitters
All such pretended remedies cures matter what
their style or name is and especially those with the
word Hop or Hops in their II anne in any way
connected with them their name. limitations
counterfeits Beware of them. Touch none of them.
Use nothing but genuine Hop Bitters. with a bunch
or cluster of green Hops the white label Trust
nothing else. Druggists and dealers are warned
against dealing in limitations or counterfeits.
FM13yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12

or saucy word. Oftentimes when book
is torn or II picture dropped his ready,
sob, mamma, please excuse mel brings
word of thanklulncss, or kiss him and
assure him of pardon. At other times
notice quick side glance TO see If l am
looking, and nothing is said. then feel
Obliged to do something. though l am
often at my wits end to know what, but
make him understand that 1t is more the
deceit than the carelessness for which no
suffers. Dear me, how can people endure
to have their children 60 in direct opposi-
ton to their commands. 1t seems to me
if they are allowed to do it when little
they will always do it when half grown
and have reached that stage when they
think they know more Than some men
who can render II reason.-Cor. N f.
Homestead.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12
AN For n othing.
Why the Doctor was Disguised, and
what might have been done
without him.

well wife" said DR. E. as he entered his home.
which situated in cosy village in central New
York. 81 have got back from long dreary ride away
down among the mounta ius, and all to no purpose
whatever. The messenger said the man wouldn't i've
attack collie. If the smplet0ns had Only had sen Sc
enough toput BENSON'S CAPSlNE POROUS PLAS
TER on his stomach he would have been all right u
an hour or two, but some folks are so slow to learn
anded the old physician, Swallowing the cup OF steam
ing tea " hich his wife hsd just poured for him.
Doctor T. right, yet people do learn. even
sous plaster proves beyond question, and the good
certain to be saved much their needless
toll In all disease capable of being afecte by las
ter Bensons efficiently and at once The genuine
have the word CAPSINE cut i'll the centre Price u
cents Seabury Il Johnson, Chemists, New YORK:
fm37Wj
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12
IrcrN,Nors PLANT FrRr,1IzEps-S

LEGUMINoUs PLANT FFRTILIzERs.-Sir
j. d. Lawes, the great English scientific
and practical farmer, reasons from eXper-
iments in this style: ITO obtain maximum
crops of grain the proper course to pursue
is 10 precede them with crop of legumn
GUS plants-that is, peas, clover, vetches.
ETC., To which the minerals should be APP
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.

We invite for this column contributions from oul
lady readers to make 1t such as shall be of value
and interest to them. Any topic OF domestic economy
whichmay suggest itself to them may be discus sei
and we hope this feature will prove successful and
additional attraction to our readers.
Contributions should be sent to the Editor of the
Agricultural Department
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12

glied. and this enables these plants to
make an unsual growth, which renders
them capable of storing upa large amount
of ammonia-more than is necessary for
the grain crop that follows-and the latter,
by this active stimulant, is rendered capa-
BILE of obtaining all the minerals required
from the soil and the decaying vegetation
for maximum crops"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12
agricultural department.
o. M. THINK HAM Editor.

!" .mmunications for this depsrtm emit should be
4,ut to the editor. Mr o VI. rINKHAM. N. Pom
1r.t VI.
Please write side OF the paper only sign such
zane or initials you wish published, but give
ginr FULL NAME AND ADDRESS post ofies. County and
state
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12

/ ~ n week made at home by the iudu triou
So Il. Y
IA I 4 Best business now before the public Can
II ital not needed. We will start you Men
u VI women boys and girls wanted evervwher,
to work for us. Now is the time. You cal
Ay work III spare time, give your who'll
" u time to the business. No other business
will pay you nearly well. No fail to max,
1ormous pay by engaging at once. Costly Outtt and
terms free. Money made fast easily and honorably
fm4oyI Address, TRUE IL Co, Augusta
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12

Mr. and Mrs. Eeerett stebbtns, Belcherown, MASS
writes: Our little boy was terribly aimcoedh w yas
born and nothing could give him heiped nm una
we tride Cutcura Remedies when erauua'' 'uiou
him until he 10 fair as any child.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12

ar enrosy Of Al years standing. by Cuticura Rem
edes @ rnF G on rffUrd ssd
his friends thought he must die. Cure sworn be ore
Justice OF the peace and Hendersons most prominent
citizens.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12

Chas Hougto E LAWYER - St ,aatoebs s Tor
ten the 52dy aba bees
aDuied without benefit, which was comp etey cu,e d
solely by the Cuticura Remedies, leaving aceah anu
healthy skin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST:

TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST:
1.O0 A N NIGHT EXPRESS from Boston anc
1'-o NJ "'New York for Montreal, ORdensburs
and the West Sleeping car to Mont
real.
Q.OS \, ACCOMMODATION from Northfeld
O.Ao a. h'for Burlington. Rutland, and St.Johns
OK ,r LOCAL EXPRESS from White River
U.iO A. Injunction for BURLINGTON. st. Albans
Richford and Rouses Point.
A.on n uDAY EXPRESS, leaves Boston via.
f.oU r. M. Ftchburg, 800 A. NJ. VIA Lowell, 900
A. M, New London, 8 100 A. M, Spring
field 500 AM. for Burlington, st Albans
Montreal, OgdensburR and the West
Drawing room car TO Montreal.
csn II n Fast Exp ess from Boston for BurnS
O.OU +. Ne ton 81. Albans, Ogdensburx and
Montreal. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car through IT,
Chicago without change
Trains leave for Barre att 100 A. NJ lO45A Mand 81
p
p. ,,,.-.-- - ,,,.
Through Tickets to Chicago and all points West fol
sale at the principal stations
s. W. CUMMINGS j. W. HOBART.
Gen'l. Pass. Agent Genl Sup't.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12

CTTTJCURA SOAP, Absolutely pure, highly med
W i L icInal Endorsed by physicians, preferred
by the elite. Sales 1881 and 1882 100000 cakes. Sold
everywhere.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12
Central Vermont Railroad Lilt
Commencing Wednesday,, dug. 20, 1888.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST WILL LEAVE
MONTPELIER AS FOLLOWS:
S.55 A. NJ MAIL from St.Alba MS and Burlington
for Concord, Manchester, Nashua
Worcester. Lowell Boston, FitChburL
springfield, New London and New
York.
I 1.h0 NJ LIMITED EXPRESS from Montreal
' "'Ogdensburg and the West, for Boston
via Lowell, and New York, via Spring
field and New London
1885 p from St aPSPRsa Rutland and
1910 r9m tor Rosfan o
Lowell and FitchburR, Springfield. New
London and New York and all point
in New England. Sleeping car t.
Springfield and Boston, via Lowell.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-12

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-13
COURT CALENDARs-JUNE 10.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAHBERs- Before Donohue J.-PARr I.
Nos 49, So SO, 81 &c. 80 81, 81 100 l07 ll2 1872 1888
l3s 6s 1885, 49, 49, 252 25s 254 25 258 25s 25S 2eS
244 260 264 286. Z87. 265
Personal tex calendar will be called.
SUPaEMR CoURr-SPECIAL rERM-Before Donohue J.-Nos
9t 1885 300 ST. 1900 1884, Oil g6l s97 gSs y72 1000
sGS sS6 1913 iol7 lois i64s 1850 i65i, ioSs 1855.
1867 1858 1889 1860 1901 1892 1888 1904 1895 l066
iSSs 1873 1850 1851 ioss 1883 1854 ios5 1885, iosa
1889. 1885, 1898.
Nos 2gs7 2712 $780, 1915. 1915 2997 $50: 27S9 2soS
1880 676 1872 253 4209 1882 1922 1851 270 1851 26O9
501ia 1888. 1882 1895, 2SO2
PART lI-Before Van Worst J.--Nos 5000 3032. 1911,
$2ss 59i5 $685. SoS7, 1885, $685. sIoi sos Sioi sios
3lO6. 1904.
PART III-Before Larremore L--Noa 449l, 1900 4l02.
46el 1884 1883 2414 1884, 4196 943 1857 4505 40i6,
323d 32S2 i9Ss no. 20lo. 4o07 1919, 1906 1883 24s
sUREoGArEs coUEr-Before Rollins s--Contested viii Of
James stokes at IL a. m.
sUFERIoR coURr-sPEcAL TERx-Before Freedman. IT,
sTPEsIos Cousf-Ta1xL fEaa-rAaT fs:fore Truar l.
Nos 1924 aeS "a 1881 1873 l4s6. 1908. l4o5 1885 3D.
PART II-Before o'Gorman J.-NoA 23s, TOO $50. 4l6.
05o 966 g57 gSl, S69. 44O S46 6Qi 800 42S $685. g22
1857, 400 4lS i4i4 I4Io ili7 l4is i42i 1929 l42s
1872, l437, l438, LAO.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TEaH-Betore Van Hoesen -
Nos.
Case on-Jennings agt. Van schack-So day calendar.
PART IIBef0re J. r. DAILY. y.Nos 57I, zlS8 2t35 2iss,
2s4i 1854 1885, asIi ISIS 1857 ss3a 1854 1885, 5sii
1927. 257O, 1886, 1902. 29i3, 29l7, 2918. =
PARr IIf-Before Beach JNoss 262s 9Os7 1854. 3esy.
1926 DAG 1928 $685. BIB 3l7 3O&5 30s6. 3O2s 3loz
1883, 30I2, 3O5l 25l3, SOL 3o27.