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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-23
Local News.

Mrs. Charles p. Langworthy is some
what out of health.
Mr.. John II. Sargent, who has been i'll
for several days with neuralgia. is out
again.
Mr.. F. A. Bond returned home We'd
nesday evening, after an absence of two
weeks at market.
Mr.. W. ii. Ellis begins to-day to re-
pair the house recently purchased by
him on Main street.
Rev. Julius ". Atwood, "a recent gradu-
ate of this college, is in town on visit.
He is rector of parish in Massachusetts.
Yesterday was quite sprng-like; but
it is about time that warm days should
come.
Butter sold at % and 30 cents in the
local market, Monday. The offerings
were not large.
Eugene Twitchell left home on Mon
day for business trip to Maine. He
will be absent about two weeks.
The Cutter Marble company have re-
Gently purchased quantity of new
machinery for use in their quarry.
Six inches of new snow came early
Tuesday morning. The roads here
abouts are now in very good condition.
Prof. Austin has recovered so that he
is able to attend to his college duties.
He has been i'll about two weeks.
Judge Parker of New York city, O
brother of Prof. Parker, who has been
visiting in town recently, returned home
on Monday,
Mr.. Harvey Wilcox, formerly in bust
ness in this place, but lately resident II
New York and Chicago, arrived in town
Tuesday evening, on visit.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-23

How A NEw'HAMrsHIRE MAN LOST S50.-hIr.
CHARLES L. Chapman of Hopkinton, N. H., relat-
ed ms experience recently to a reporter. 81
had" said he "laid out $50 for medicine which
never did me any good; had heart disease, and
DR.. Graves Heart Regulator was the only RENE
dy could find. ] wouldn't be without it," This
remedy is a certain cure for heart troubles.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-23

COULDN'T SPEAK ABOVE A WHISPER. This
was Captain Hardins's experience after ex-
posure IN violent storm of the Cape of Good
Hope. Inflammation settled in his throat, and for
a " lille 1t seemed as If he would uie OF dlph-
iberia. AS the Cap ain never goes to sea with
out supply of Perry Davis Pain Killer, he
knew just what to do. A dose it gave immc-
dlatp relief
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-23

THE DANDY, Young man, II you desire to be
a killer among the girls, regular heart wilter.
at Your hair in the middle, buy twenty
pop. But if you are in need of good Pill try
ewayne's Pills, warranted TO cure the great
variety of diseases which begiu in arrangement
OF the stomach, liver and bowels Entireiy free
from mercury and other deleterious substances.
once try them and you will never use any other.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-23

Butter making is an art which Thatcher's
Orange Butter Color temptngly shades.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-23

Trains pass Middlebury station at the
hours given below;
GoING NoRTH--Express, $3.50 a. m. mixed,
n. m; mail, $50 y. m express, 5:2l y. m.
GOING SoUTH-Mixed, IL a. M; mail, IL 40
a. m. mixed, 3: 80 p. m; express, $3.50 p. m
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-23

Old run.out lands can be restored to their orig
inal fertility by thorough cultivation and liberal
application of Bradley's Phosphate. Tor good
crops can be grown with this Phosphate alone,
even if the land be poor.
l.. A. Nichols Of Lunenburg, VT, says in this
connection:
al ploughed six acres of worn-out meadow
land that would not produce more than one-half
ton of hay to the acre and sOwed it TO oats, using
200 pounds OF Bradley's phosphate to the acre
and no other manure. ! harvested $50 bushels OF
good oats, and the straw was worth more for my
duced. The oats were entirely free from rust,
which also attribute to the use of the PhOs-
phate."
The first party to comply with our new law,
governing the sale of commercial fertilizers in
Vermont, was the Bradley Fertilizer company oi
Boston, their celebrated brand. "Bradley's Phos
phate )" being the first fertilizer licensed by the
state. This company has always been first in
their business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-20

oreast OF his coat when they are no, 70.
sensv ier use. Senator Beck couI5 tai
LIN ain tna' sueh practice in Florida l. mo-,
alSSsys sale. The Kentucky senator wsnf
sIofiia lev weeks ago, and. althon.,h
y "ot 50 devoted nor experienced an
Aos'er as President Arthur. he il ,opd ~
watching fish as they iisport in ,hs;r ne -
NY T Element. When Senator Beck arrived
~ rlotiua De, tno, wore gold-rimmed eve
EASES attached to the outside of his cost
nc naue trip 10 Green Cove Springs hv
s.eatnoost, and, like other visitors Ms ar.
.euuon was At racied by the clearness az
.ne water and he greatly enioyed pear,ns
mo It's crystal depths and Wa,cbio, ,ns
"',iNe movements OF the fish.
As ne stood leaning over the rail Of the
sseaner, one day, engaged in this pleasant
esNers,on, the senator's eyeglasses slipped
rom their fastening, dropped, into the
stream ~ and slowly sank into its 6enths
before th-y had touched the bottom the
siltterlng gold caught the eve of a larr.
T TlD vofacious member of the tinuy tribe
me aston,shed senstor saw quick dart.
an open, hungry mouth, which suddenly
Sloseu upon his cherished eyeglasses. and
IN twinGIing the happy fish had dis
appeared. Senator Beck, us soon as he,
recovered from his amszemsnt, declared
WIN much emphasis and language gar
t u.snei with some rather tropical expietives.
s e he oid not care for any more FLORIDA
"shins with that sort of bait.
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Strikes aud Shotguns.

The trades unions are the tyrants Of this
country. They have made it almost i'm
possible for boys to learn trades, and now
they are undertaking to dictate to all work
men OF their respective classes. The deadly
assault upon employees of the Springfield
rolling mills who took their places regard
less OF the circumstances of the strikers,
has given Illinois courts AT least one muir
der trial and created an Indignation against
the strikers which will be lasting. The
amalgamated association of steel and iron
workers of the United States needs 10
promptly d. nounce the infamous assault
or it will participate in the odium resulting
from the crime. The $4,000 men who arc
members OF the organization cannot afford
to be silent when such an atrocious crime il
committed in the name of the association.
The right of any man to stop work when
his demand for more pay is refused is un.
questionable, but his right TO shoot the
man who takes his place or the pay he
spurns is not yet recognized. III Justice is
anything more than name in Illinois, one
or more Springfield strikers will be hung for
acting upon the theory that such right
exists New York Mail.
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Paris no Longer the Centre of Fashion

A walk in the Bots is enough to convince
one that the expression Paris Fashions" is
fraud, a delusion and snare" The
modern Partisan, male and female, has
ceased to be model dresser in any sense
of the word. The milliners and modistes of
the other great capitals still, of course keep
but it is simply fiction. The Paris belle
receives from beyond the frontier not only
the raw material for her costume, but the
idea of its construction and the get-up of
her appearance. As for the masculine por-
ton of good society, | heard a young fell
low the other day exclaim, ~ don't care a
bit about looking like fool, provided they
take me for an Englishmau." The fact Is
that in dress, as in everything else, people
like to go with the tide. Just at present
France, il not absolutely retrocressiye, is
at any rate stagnant.-[Paris Letter in Bal
timOre sun.
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" ~
lEEDiLt..

The Youngest Telegraph Operator In he
Country. Little Girl only Seven Years
OF Age The Crops. etc,
lEEDELL, April l9,-ISpeoial l-E Brown,
agent and operator at Mt. Airy, on this di.
vision, has II little daughter seven years of
age, aud weighing only thirty two pounds
and in spelling has not progressed as far
as baker" who sends and receives in
telegraphing about twenty words per
minute. She learned the "calls" by hear
ing her father say what places were being
called and showed such talent tor it, that
her father commenced giving her instruc
ton about month since, with shove re-
suit to date. She cannot write and hei
father has to write down as she calls it out
in receiving, and tell her what letters &c
make in sending. She no doubt is the
youngest operator in the world, and with
proper training will make one ofthe finest.
She learned the letters entirely by sound.
and probably does not know by sight what
dashes or dots constitute letter.
Crops are very backward Wheat not look
Ing well. Oats much better than any other
grain. A great deal OF sickness but very lit.
Tie fatality. The town is improving very
fast. Several new building completed ant
more going up.
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BIG PAY FOR BRAINS.
Ex-senator Conlsling Pocketing Some Fa
Fees for a Few Hours A remnant

cumming IOChtt1HE some Eat
Fees for Few Hours Argument.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-Some of the
newspapers lately have been twitting Ros-
coe Conkling great deal because he is seen
SO much IN the city, and for the reason that
he has made several arguments before the
supreme court and the secretary of the
interior. They say that Mr.. Conkllng is
getting common and that "the mighty has
ia!ien.' This may be very entertaining to
alarge classbf people who not understand
the true facts as they exist. The truth is
that there is perhaps no man in the country
who would fail to do what Mr. Conkliug
mas been doing in this respect lately if he
were as well paid as the distinguished
pompous statesman from New York. a
man can well afford to be considered "com.
mon now and then If by acting the part he
can scoop In handsome pile of govern.
meht or railroad bonds. That is lust what
roscoe Conkling has been doing'sipce the
hrst OF July, 1852 He has made seven
speeches before the supreme court and
secretary Teller in behalf OF his rich and
powerful clients. He touches no case that
mere Is not big money in. He has already
won one OF his cases before the supreme
court, and another before the interior
secretary The others are still under adj
s'sthent' IN the two cases decided IN his
isyor' It Is said that his fee in each was the
modest little sum of $4,000. In the su.
IRENE court case he spent four days in
Washington, and his argument before the
great high court OF the country consumed
ouIy seven hours of his time, and those
VINO heard 1t say il was one OF the finest
iHegal Arguments ever heard in the capital.
~ the case before Mr.. Teller, he spoke only
a9out TWO hours and IN that time succeed
eu N convincing the far Western member
81 lhe cabinet Of the justice ofhis cause.
Nus IL VIII be seen tina in ten hours talk
mr., ConSling receives 81, 600, or $1,000 an
Mvur' a gentleman told me few DAYS
Since that if Conkling won one.third of the
p,s cases he expected to this year he would
make 100000. Under the circumstances II
WWeil repays Mr.. Conkling TO be seen around
Warrington frequently.
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Mrs. Harrison Thayer who lives on
Jersey HILL, in the town OF Dandy, began
snecsing last Tuesday. After eight hours
cont nual sneezing the family became
alarmed and called Dr. Smith, who could
not account for the strange attack and
could only ease the lady by administering
chlorotorm. But this only effected q tenn
porary cure for no sooner does Mrs. Thay-
err become conscious than she begirs
sneezing again. On Monday she was still
at IL Drs. Beers and Smith both say they
never knew such case before. The lady
is becoming week. Ithaca Journal.
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An Aerollte Falls

On the 10th of February some peasants
working in a field near Brescis, in It,ly.
were startled by hearing loud reportlike
.huhueF. Looking up, they saw the chuds
torn open and large body followed by a
tram OF blush smoke hurting throuh the
air over their heads, with the nois, of an
express tram. TIE aerolite buried itself in
an adjoining field, the fall causinpa shock
IKE an earthquake. The report vas heard
AT verona and Piacenza, many miles dis
tant. When they had recovered rom their
right the peasants hurried TO tie SPOT and
found clean hole about thres feet deep.
running in an oblique ditectiorfrom north.
northeast; and on digging down they
came to solid block, in the firm of a trun-
Gated cone, weighing from 400to 500 pounds.
Inc surface, which was still hot ana emit.
leu sulphuronS smell, WAS covered with
greenlsh-black crust, full Of small holes,
such as would be made by finger tips in a
SOFT space, which may hive given rise to
the report that one OF tie fragments bore
the impress o! hand. The proprietor of
me clover Held in which the aerolite fell
new INTO q rage at his crops being tram.
pied down by people coming to see il, and
broke It up, when ii was carried away piece.
meal 80 he gained nothing but damage
10 his fields while those who picked up the
pieces found n ready sale for them, one
man getting as much as 1000 francs for &
lump that weighed twenty five pounds
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-20

Instead of feeling tired and worn out, In
stead of aches and pains, wouldn't YOU
rather ieelIresh and strong? If you con
tinue feeling miserable and good for-noth.
ing you have only yourself to blame, fol-
Browns Iron Bitters will surely cure you,
Iron and cinchona are its principal ingredi.
ents. 1t is certain cure for dyspepsia in.
digestion, malaria, weakness, kidney, ling
and heart affections. Try il, il you desire
to be healthy, robust and strong, and expe.
rienoe its remarkable curative qualities.
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English Femnle Rltler, ~ nn iron

English Female Bitters rs an iron and
vegetable tonic, prepared specially for the
cure OF ills that aililct the female sex. 1t
builds up and strengthens feeble, broken.
down and WORKOUT constitutions, repairs
damages inflicted by years of suffering,
regulates the system, adds iron to impover.
ished blood and makes permanent cures.
1t tones the stomach, imparls keen appe-
lite, aids digestion, relieves sick headache,
acts gently upon the liver, cures swimming
of the head and papitation of the heart.
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Fact.

For seven years Aliens Brain Food has
stood the strongest tests as TO its merits in
curing Nervousness, Nervous Debility and
restoring lost powers to the weakened
Generative System. and in no instance
has it ever failed; test it. 81; Tor S.. At
druggists and Aliens Pharmacy, SIS First
avenue, New York city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-20

Burnett's Cocoaine has been sold in
every civilize country, and the public have
rendered the verdict that il is the chespest
and best hair dressing in the world.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are ipva-
riably acknowledged the purest and the
best.
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Important and True.
Impure blood causes disease and decay,
no matter what part seems to be the seat OF
the disease-lirer, kidney or brain-then
how important 1t is to purify the blood
with AcKer's Blood Elixir. Sold by w. Ii.
Patterson & Co.
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----7s q
A New Use for Cork.

The wonderful success Of the American
make OF "Linoleum' floor cloth is fully de-
served. II is beautiful covering, unex-
eelled for elegance IN designs and colorings.
Especially suitable forall classes of dwell
lings, dining rooms, halls, churches and
hospitals. Inferior foreign limitations, by
various names are on the market, but the
superiority ofthe American make is'beyond
| controversy. The genuine cloth has the
Walton Trade Mark and word "Liloleumr
on the back of every square yard. All car
| pet dealers keep II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-20

Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite,
yellow skin Shilohs Vitalizer is q positive
cure. Sold by W. II. Patterson g. Co.,
druggists, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-20

With the stomach disordered, tongue
coated and furred, heated ievered breath,
and constipation, how can you expect to
feel well ? Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets will
remove each of'those troubles and let You
enjoy the good things of life. Sold by W.
II Patterson IL Co.
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COSTLY BAIT.
How Senator Beck Fed the Flsl

How Senator Beck Fed tho Fishes.
A correspondent thus writes from Wash.
ins'on' According to the descriptions of
sue residents travelling costume given by
..Ae q the newspaper correspondents, ho
wears his gold'rmmed eyeglasses on the
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For the Thought

For the Thoughtful.
To avoid danger is prudence, to neglect
a cough or cold is criminal when AcEer's
English remedy is guaranteed to cure.
Sold by w. ii. Patterson & Co.
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Wnr Anlr.


DRICK FOR SALE-l6N,OO good merchant.
ID ehle brick for sale. Enquire OF 4. OYSTER
BACH, EaSt Dallas epr2llm
IOR SALk-rown aud lane property in lew
L ell county. Kansas, for sale, or will exchange
for town properly In pa las Texas Cali on or
write To l.. Z VANCE. AT Central Hotel, Swiss
avenue Dallas, Tex or Mankato, Kan Open
for ten days apfl9.lOt
NOR Saba beautiful lot, 2OOx2, o feet at the
L south end Of Akard avenue, surrounded by
streets aud on which is residence of four
rooms, han gallery aud portlCo, with u Kitchen
detached, and having Il god cistern. Lies iuSt
outside the city limits about one mile sout heast
fro the courthouse. Apply to JOINS Il
MURPHY, Real Estate Agents, No. 700 Main
stree. aprlp-lw
NOR sALE-A second hand brick machine, in
good order; only in use one season. will
make TO- 900 brick day; will DO sold cheap, and
warrant to give satisfaction. J. f, Caristau
Atlanta, Texas. a'rlS.2w
EoR SALE-Complete OUTFIT steam brick ma.
chine, engine aud boiler dirt crusher,
moulds, teams, wagons. sheds, etc, cheap for
cash or OH time. j Il. Whiheller, lorsicana,
Texas mnrSi III
LNOR SALE-Aiy undivided half interest m the
Il Abney & Pointer herd of cattle about |. 900
head, located IN Shacklcford county, Texas
7. W Abney, Denton, Tex. npr,-lm
EoR sALE-Engine, Boiler and Spice Mills, in
l. good order. For further particulars call ON
mario I'm MCENNlS Il co.
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s. s. s. stands unrivaed for blood dis
eases; is q blessing to those who take it;
send me the address of doubtful ones. John
STaggart. Salamanca. N. Y.
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Doing aGrea. DeaIo Good.

Mrs. J Berry, OF Portland, Maine, writes
Your Henry's Carboic Salve is doing &
great deal of good. Some of my friends
have been greatly benefited by its use.
think 1t is the best salve have ever used
Beware of Counterteits.
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2astucanc.
s;or ,E9channe,
sflo,rcly to Lcn0

LoR EXCHAEGE-Dr. Thomas viii exohang,
j. his farm of % acres for Dallas ity property
Cal AT 81 Elm ~, IN stairs apr8.t
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Mr.. A. A. Mantius, Marshall, Texas
says. "My wife has been entirely cured OF
general debility by using Browns Iron
Bitters.n
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lSTANrED-A furnished room with hoard for
w lSdy and one child; rc0U with pri.
vale family prvfsrsed. s'yle not an object:
comfort necessary. References given and Ee.
Heating. Dallas Tex. spraO-st
MTANrEn-A nicely furnished room. with
w or without board. cor maa end wife
answer, stating price Address T., Herald Office.
sprsO,l,
N1ANrEp --lo0,Oi bushels OF wheat a; CiIy
w Mills. foot Of Houston street Hlghes,
prices pSii CITY FIGURING MILL
NTANrEp-A farm hard. Call At "a Main
w ST.. before II o'clock to-day. srt2Q,it
kl1ANrED---A bceler Hay fteSs-- Parties haV.
w ing a secondhand Rseser Hay Press that
is In good woik king order can ind sale Tor same
price, etc Il, l.. LEWIS, Htatne, Texas,
kHrANr p-A hlac,smilh and one CARTS es
w painter. Apply at once to t. Ball. Terrell
Texas spri5.rw
IITA\rEp-To sell new sec OF tinuers tools
w cheap tor'ssh. Address smith \ McClung
Terrell Texas, ApllS.lv
, lAJANrED--A large New York clothing house
w wishes 10 engage the services of trst.claSs
travelling salesman for part OF the state OF
Texas Only those who an competent IN this
particular branch, and have travelled tor
hrst-class clothing houses need apply Ad.
dress 7. .. Box LOO, Station A, New York city
Apl,6 Nv.
WANrEp-sI day gusen'eed-a salesman
w wanted in each county IN Texas. W. A.
y, Willcutt 4 Co, 81 Commerce street. San An.
onio, Texas. Apll6.lw.
ikfANrEp--ro purchase about ~ acres o
w land. upon which to erect college build
ings, within ~ oI miles OF the center of the
city OF Dallas Persons having such property
for sale are requested to address the undersien.
ed giving full description OF property and price
and, terms. Alexander G. Garrett. aprs,tf
DuoMS WANTED, The Saenseripst commit.
IN tee dcsres,O ascertain from boarding, houses,
hotels aud private residences the numborot Wis,
itorS that can be accommodated during Saenger.
fest week, and al what rates Proposals must
b. addressed TO LOEB h fREtBERG,
marl6-lm Corner Elm and L'msr streets
tAJANTED--You n stop At the NATIONAL
w HOTEL First-clSss accommodations at
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TwFNry.FIVE CENTS PER DAY. RoGrd and
lodging from "a so u " per week. The build.
ms is brick, with three Stairwpys In case OF fire
Located in the business portion of the city. only
one square from streUt-car line, and one square
from Texas Il PGcidc and Missouri Pacific Depot
ConveniSst TO passengers coming or going cvci
= either ROAD Tive us trial aud be- convinced
that you can get good accommodation aud say,
money by stopping NJ the National JIM. Oar
, Proprietor janl9.lyi
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@nr Re,,r.


EuR kENT-SeyerOl good secondhand pia.
II nos for rent or for sale At very low fgui cs,
ate Edwards, US Main 81. apri5.lw
EoR GENr-Ni.e furnished room Tor rent one
II minutes walk from Post office Address
II HsIald Once. aprI5.lw
EOR RhNr-Atmo'roomc ottag ,isiern waite
II large fine yard. Apply at 600 Houston st
nprl5.h
IIoR RGNr-rsO rooms, suitable Tor ON u.s
Il one southern expOsuto-No 7iS Main
street, ono small cottage for rent-so 1880
Mhin street ap'i2u
LOk REET-A lacge building suitable for
Il both dwelling and carpenter and blacksmith
shop, for only $40 per month. Inquire OF j. L
Fi0uts, Herald Onlco
EoR RENT-Ccttage, 1897 Commerce street,
II east of CabSll Enquire at l2ll Main street.
apri.u
Eok RENT-A neat furnished room with east.
Il ern and southern exposure, Apoly at
premises, 1927 Commerce street maf3Oif
Tor RENT-rhe lower story Of 200 Main
i street. north of court houle, formerly Occu.
pied by CASTOR & Thomas, bankers; fixtures and
magnificent vault suitable for bank. Apply To
John Browning or 625 Elm street mar23-lm