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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-05-28

EImOre.-The few patches OF snow are all
gone, and grass at this season OF the year never
looked finer. The hay crop is promising. 49,.
Fred Griswold is making repairs and fixing up
his farm. Frank Rollins occupies his house.
-Four more Portuguese boys arrived in town
last week. They are in the employ of j..
Camp. George Pierce, II. L. Colby and L. II.
Doty -. Newton Camp Of Chicago made his
father flying visit last Thursday. .. Anothe or
daughter to grace the home of Mr.. and Mrs
viii Hall.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-05-28

East Bethel.-Young Mr. Waldo and a
young lady from Fast Randolph were driving
through this place, last Sunday, when their
horse became frightened at pile of stone and
brick on the Nina Woodwork place, throwing
them out and breaking both OF the wagon
few bruises -. Those on the sick list are
hattar
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-05-28

WOrcester.-May Goth being the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage, Rev and
Mrs. p. ii. Carpenter were privileged to receive
very generous and substantial expressions of
regard from their friends in Worcester and
Middlesex in the way OF purse of nearly $40,
which was presented to them on that occasion
The visit, which would have been very enioy.
able, was omitted on account OF sickness In
Mr.. Carpenters family All have the sincere
thanks OF the recipients.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-05-28

Calais.-Decoration day will be observed by
Stowe post, Grand Army OF the Republic, OF
Plainfield cornet band and the address will be
delivered by Rev. T. p. Frost OF Montpelier.
The children Of the public schools in Calais
and Woodbury. are invited to join In the exer-
ciaaa
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-05-28

North Tnnbridge.-Decorat day is to be
observed here. 1t is expected that a brass
band will be present. The graves of departed
comrades will be decorated in the forenoon by
Whitney post, and at one o'clock Rev f. K
Herrick will deliver an address at the Congre-
ton of the remains of Leonard Emery was made
last Monday. There will be no services next
Sunday at the Baptist church, as Rev. R. L. D.
Preston will be absent
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-05-28

East ElmOre.-Rev Addison Drown of
Hardwck preached here last Sunday. from l.
Peter Ii: g.. Rev. NJ. ii. Ryan is to preach at
the Corey school-house, over Eagle Ledge, next
S Sanuay q. nVe 49,; ,ohafue Morse ana
week. Josie Fiske Is seriously i'll. .. Myrtle
Mcclellan is recovering from severe illness
...Alma Silloway is teaching in district No 9
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-05-28

THAT poor bedridden, invalid wife, sister,
mother, or daughter, can be made the picture
OF health by few bottles of Hop Bitters. WI
you let them suffer when 80 easily curedl
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-05-28
N0rthheld.

THE Good Templars' lodge meeting will be
on Saturday evening this week.
LAST Friday evening the people on the west
side OF the river were favored with serenades
by the band.
e. A. KMBALL is the happy father Of an
Observation-Disclosures girl, born Thursday
Of last week.
THE Congregationalists hold their regular
sociable at the church parlor this wednesday,
afternoon and evening The monthly church
meeting will be held Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock.
DECORATION DAY will be observed as an
nounced last week. A committee of three
ladies from each church in this village and
others from the other villages, will take charge
OF the flowers.
FURNITURE, in the shape OF railing and
counter, has been put into the front room
OF the new Savings Bank building, and gives
the finishing touch to the handsome and con-
venient apartment
7. S. KIMBALL has recently bought fine
looking bay colt, one of " Abraham's" stock.
Amasa Pearsons has sold his bay horse for
$3.50, and j. G.. Cady his chestnut horse, re-
Gently bought of A. Fuller.
TEMPERANCE sermons, and good stirring ones,
too, were delivered by the pastors OF the Uni
versalist and Congregational churches last
Sunday, and Rev. Mr.. Sherburn will preach
on that subject next Sunday.
d. IL. 11AZELTON > uttle girl, ABOUT Two years
old, suffered a severe fall, Monday, and it was
feared at first that one arm was broken near
the shoulder, but at last account she was doing
well and 1t was hoped that no bone was broken
THE ladies Of st. Mary's parish hold their
usual sociable at their rooms Thursday after
noon and evening of this week. They propose
to have festival as soon as strawberries are
ripe, at which varied line OF useful and fancy
articles will be offered for sale.
A BRANCH of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perence Union is to be organized here next
week Thursday by Mrs. b. p Elmer OF Cabot,
one of the Independents and we hope the
result Of the agitation will be that the town
will be swept as clean of liquor saloons as it
was some ten years ago.
A ROW, which was mostly noise, took place
in L. G. Websters saloon Saturday evening,
about ten o'clock, and was stopped by Police
man Moseley. Frank Bruidnell Commonly
called Brooklyn) resisted the officer and was
put into the lookup. Monday Bruidnell, Moses
Dumas and Charles Dolan were arraigned be-
fore Justice Judd, pleaded guilty to breach of
the peace, and were fined three dollars each
and costs, the whole bill for the first being
S6.1S and one dollar less for the others.
FRIDAY evening of this week the band will
give concert. on the band stand on the COM
mon, under the direction of L. A. Howes, leader
and musical director. The concert begins at
forty-fve minutes past seven o'clock. The
programme is as follows
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-05-28

MINNESOTA is the greatest cold water state
In the Union. 1t has within its borders Z, 900
lakes, covering an area OF 2, 700, 900 acres.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-05-28

THE Universalsts had hulled corn sociable
at Concert Hall last Thursday.
SQUIRE PLUMLEY gave temperance address
at Roxbury Sunday evening. -. Colonel Ran
dali speaks at Windsor Decoration day go.
Mr. Ii. |. Cutting is in town.. Miss Nellie
Wilder has returned from Montpelier, where
she has been with her uncle since last summer
-. Clarence Randall was at home over Sum
day.. Miss Clara Webb will return to
Chicago in few days, and will be accompanied
by DR.. Nichols.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-05-28

"SoLID comfort can be realized by those
suffering from all forms of scrofula, II they
will take Hoods Sarsaparilla and be cured
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24
The Colored Organs Opinion.
New York Globe.

Before yielding q reluctant support,
the Globe SAYS. The men who placed in
nomination Blaine and Logan were not
children, nor we're they ignoramuses =
On the contrary, they were men who
have in past times led the party to Clio.
rious victory-men who, amid all the
varying revolutions of party methods
and public opinion, have held on high
the banner under which the mighty
champions OF the party have marshalled.
These men have placed this ticket in
nomination, knowing full veil that it Was
like throwing fire brand into powder
magazine. Yet they paused not; con-
stituting, as they did, the sentiment and
the wishes ofithe patty in everv state
and territory of the Union, and being
conscious that the destiny Of the party
would hang upon the result OF their
choice, they deliberately placed in nom.
ination the men who have split the party
in every direction.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24
SUSTAINED.
The Tax Clause of the Scott Law
Constitutional.

COLUMBUS, June 1.-THE Supreme
Court announced its decision to-day IN
the Scott liquor tag law cases. In that
OF King VS.. Capellar. the judgment was
affirmed. In that of Butzman vs.. Whit
beck, the judgment was reversed This
declares the second section OF the law
pertaining to the first lien on premises
unconstitutional, and leaves the rest Of
the law valid and operative as heretofore.
The question OF the cons,itationality OF
the whole law is held not to he raised in
the cases, and the Court stops with the
record. The liquor dealers will therefore
be required to pay the June collection OF
the tax under the Law, leaving the matter
open to further test before the semi-an.
nuai payment in December.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24
tcb~sisaedt from Isss essk)
How Watch Cases are Mdde.

It is fact not generally known that the
James BosS Gold Watch Gases really con.
tain more pure gold than many "solid
gold cases The demand for these watch
cases has led to the manufacture of very
poor grade Of solid gold watch cases
low IN quality, and deficient in quantity.
These sasss are made from Al to 10 karats,
and . or karat case is offer. sold for IL
or IA karatA Il is NOT economy to buy :
vstchazse 30 poor in quality that it will
soon lose It's color, or one 30 soft that it viii
lose It's shape and fail to shut tight, thus
letting in dust and damaging the works, or
ono 50 thin that q slight blow will break
the cr,ptak end perhaps the movement.
Il Is economy to buy James Boss Gold
Ratck Cdss in which NONE Of these things
ever ocNr. This watch case is no. an erpcri-.
usest-it hss been made nearly thirty years.
HAzLEros, Pa, Oct n, lss1i
sold no James Boss Gold Watch Cases thirty
Year, sgy when hey frst came out and they are In
rpod cor dition yet Ono Of them Is carried by .
csrprntet Nr. q. W DRAKE Of Hazieton, and only
shown theWesr N one or two places; the other by
N. Bowman. Of cunningham, Pa: and can rrc-
duee enc or bcth Of these cases st any time.
- SxLvxsrxR ESoLE, Jsveie'.
ssphI. Pl ksadsss illustrated showing
lssss BssS a.i Keystsse Watch Gases are saade.
10 b csntiaSedI
sugl4,'S3r.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24
Political Jugglery.
Catholic Columbian

As an exhibition Of political jugglery
the Chicago convention was certainly .
success. The colored vote captured BY
making Lynch temporary chairman, th,
Irish "bagsed" by Blaine and his for
eign, anti-British policy, it was founc
necessary to counieract the effect tina
might be produced by Baine's Catholic
affiliations, and Logan was given th,
second place on the ticket Many Of the
men, however. who have been stufilns
the "Plumed Knights" partisans witt
the idea that they will rally "the Irist
vote" to his standard, haven't even votes
OF their own to give, not to speak o
any other similar merchandise.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24
The PHILOSOPHY OF Huggiag.

Too much care cannot be exercised In
putting arms around the Young girls OF
to-day, and We wonld ~ish to impress
this fact upon the minds OF tle young
men who are ju.t coming upon the stage
OF action o. course men along 10
years doanot need advice The bows are
apt to put more force 10 the right arm
than they are swssa OF in sucb cases.
LOO per cent. more than they would be
apt to do in saving wood or carrying
up > scuttle OF cpal They shouIi bear
in mind that g,rls are too valuable to be
Used for develop ng the muscles ss you
would in . gymnasium You don't have
to squeeze girl until her liver is forced
from its norman position, and she chokss
up and;ca.ches her breath, to show that
you love Ter. A gentle squeeze Of the
hand. the stealing of:the arm around her
waist when she is not looking, and the
least pressure upon her belt is sIl the Law
requires. Size can tell By your face
whether you love her, a. you cit there In
the twilight looking into the guiding.
star eyes, as we'll as though you grab.
bed her IS you would sack OF wheat
and hung on like dog "a. . root Don't
make . barrel hoop Of yourself, and trv
10 break every stave 10 the girl you
think you love, and you will not have
cause for the sorrow the poor young
man in Iows has who meant no harm,
but lacked governor to equalixe his
power. Hug easy till you ind that the
patient will stand more. and then you can
apply proper squeezure. Sometimes Va
think there ought to be . professorsbip
10 our female schools for testing the ca
pacitr Of scholars for the trying ordeals
which they mu.t pass through. II there.
vas such q professorship, and girls we're
given ticket or certificate showing juss
how much hugging would he good for
them, it might save many valuable lives.
hut We don't know Of mauy who coold
hold such . professorship with csssii,.
Then, II the girls we're given certiacstes
they might alter the figures anil get
more bug eeing than was good ior their
health. The best way is for the young
men to use their good jadgmsns and
then all will be weil.-Er. 4s..sl3 s,f
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24
Long List of Prominent Papers
Who Go Back On Blaine.

New YoRK. June 10, 0,-Newspaper op-
position to Blaine grows stronger daily.
This evening the Post. which bitterly
opposes him, prints list of the Iude-
pendent and Republican papers which
are openly committed against him. It
now stands: N,w York Times, New
York Herald, Harper's Weekly, Puck,
Evening Telsgram. BROOKLYN Union.
Rochester Post Express. Rochester Her.
aid, Syracuse Herald. Flushing Times.
Boston Advertiser, Bosoau Transcript.
Boston Herald, Springfield Republican,
Philadelphia Record. Philadelphia Times,
Chicago Times. Chicago News and New
Haven News. In addition, several in
duential paper. ike tue Commercial Ad-
vertiser and the Boston Journal are verv
cool in their support. The Commercial
Advertiser, Of this CITY,, has not defined
its position, but evidently has no luten-
ticn Of advocating Blaine. A represen !.
tative OF Harper & Bros. said to dsy
that Harper's Weekly would oppose the
Chicago nnmin atoms; that the decision
TO this effect was reached by the mem.
bers Of the house un snimously, and that
the pen Of G orge Wm. Curtis aud the
pencil Of Thos Mast would be united in
opposition to Blaine and Logan. s;se9,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24
An Invidious Distinction

"Oh, DEAR" exclaimed Fanny Smith,
81 wish somebody would break into our
house some night" - 3l
"What, what wish, Faunv!" said
her mother, "what in the world put that
idea in your head p
"Those horrid Robiusons had bur.
glary at their house last night, and the
papers tell all about the fine jewelry and
splendid silk dresses that the thieves got
Strange that nothing Of the kind ever
happens TO us! The Robinsons will
hold their heads higher than ever now
the hateful things - Boston Transcript
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24
Cheate as = worker.
Edward Ellerton Pratt.

Mr.. Choate was the most untirinp
worker / ever met. He was up at 8
O'Clock in the morning, as y rule, On sde
a cup OF lea for himself, worked awhile
over his books. went out tor walk,
came home and breakfasted, went to bu.
siness at g., worked all day, aud, perhaps
was before some Legislative committee in
the evening, and have known him to
be all that time without taxing any food
Indeed, l have seen q check for half {
dollar which he bad given at the close oil
such day, when, having no money with
him, he had become conscious Of need ol
refreshment. e. stas e ssi
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24
e~To he prudent Il M. necess.r;l

To be prudent is not necessaril,
to be miserly or ungenerous, but simple
to avoid the extravagances which temp,
all onng men. and old ones also. Life'e
real and rational pleasures are not cost.
~: and the voidance of money wasting
Can he followed without the loss oi
friendships worth having. There is nc
need to specify particulars 10 which
those who have yet their wav to make
in the world, throw away their advanta.
ges and deprive themselves OF the CAPT
tai with which they might make good
start in life - Philddelphia Ledger.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24

: q go .fH4
The L L,uissille Commercial has been
sued for $4,000 dams ges for alleged
libel. Sss
J. II Squier q Co.. bankers and bro
sers OF Washington City assigned.
The cotton prospect in the Memphis
district fs reported as fair. -
ln paper read before the Edinburgh
Health society DR.. Almond referred 10
the custom OF having the head GO ysred
out OF doors and uncovered within doors
as very injurious on account OF its ma
KING people 80 sensitive to draushts Of
air as to cause them to take cold. BOYS,
ne said. who went bareheaded Out OF
doors could stand greater amount al
ventilation in sehooLrooms and slee !.
than those Who wore hea
tcoverings.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24

Otto Fl. Weidner, general delivery
clerk in the st Lous postoffice for sew
eral years past, has been arrested for RI
fling letters OF money.
The Lutheran Ministerium at Phils.
delphia adopted resolution for the rails.
ing OF Sl25,00O for new seminary bull.
ding In West Philadelphia.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24
The Difference.
Canton Democrat.

Samuel j. Tilden ferreted out every
Democratic thief who was engaged ID
deecing the city Of New York, and they
were punished without an exception
That was Democracy. The Star Reuters
stole millions. and not thief ferreted
out or punished. That is Republican.
ism.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24

A Coon lEvE,TMENr.-One Of oul
prominent business men said to us the
other day: "In the spring my wife go,
all run down and could not eat any thing
passing sour store saw pile OF Hood,
Sarsaparilla in the window, aud I got I
bottle. After she had taken it Q weei
she had q rousing app tile. and did he
everything. She took three bottles, ani
ii was the best three dollars ever 10
vested. c. /. Hoop 4 Co., Lowell
Mass. as
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24
I.P. FARQUHAR. M. d.
formerly Of zanesyille, Ohio,l

Physician and Surgeon,
ONCE and residence In the Walton property,
woo D 8 FIELD, HI0.
Having located At the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes BY
close attention 10 business to merit public
confidence and patronage
Chronic Diseases -iil receive specisl
attention. - may4,':6T
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24

General James Watson Webb died in
New York. a5 49,.
Things which could never have made
man happy develop power to make
him strong. Strength, and not hsppi
ness, or rather only that happiness which
comes by strength, is the end OF human
living, And With that test and STANDARD
ltas best order and beauty reappesr.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-06-24
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ATTORNEYS.

eiLLiAN oKsr......... ...wILLIAN ,. oKEr
Notary Fa6ic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12

Der Gpbeu unb feu9te d II.
BE. 0a Der Gpbeu Die quite @isenidaft
bat, permittelit ieiner S~auSwurseln Waher
aus ben Mauem aufsunebmen, on peneu
er emporrantt, 10 bat man i'm nit Sors
tbeil a~nsepflanst, UNI feu6te IuBempdnbe
uon Sduiern troten gu Iesen. 6reiIid
bauert eS einise Sabre, ebe bic trodnenos
&raft bes gpbeus ii9 seist, ba CT MIR an
benienissn Steaen @aiier aus Der @anh
iaust, no er ii9 nit ieinen @mrseIn anse.
tlammert bat ; man iinSet aber, baB iiberau,
no Der gpbeu Die 9~luBenwano ippis be:
bett, Die gtdile I'M Snnern bes @ebaubes
peri9pinbst. CUR anpflansuns eisnet iit
am beiten Der w%interbarte, weinbldtterist
gpbeu, Der iiberaQ in ~uuieren Wdloerr
wilbwa9isno uortommt. Der gpbeu,
mel6er alte &uinen 10 gut fleibet, lit ba:
ber ni6t bios elm S6mnd, ionoern trdst
aud CUR GrbaItuns man6en ebrwirbiser
@smduers bel, bas Die Ndle ii6 gu seritO'
rem bemiibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
9te ~id)nnrri8e Gde.
abidieb Der Seutiden &epublifaner bon
Der alten Yartei.

0er alfen Yartet.
90 le6' benu wobl,
On alte Gatei,
@s 1T nit Der Sreunbl6ait
Sorldifi9 uorbei;
gSir ma oeru aue
Wflt TrObli9em Bid,
Sergnii9t iiberlaiien
gSir bid benz @el6id.
@init itauben mir bel Dir
0tit tapierem Wutb,
@ir otenteu Dir treuli6
uno nader ino gut:
Sest aber, mo- bit ou,
On alte Edrtei2
sSo 1T oeine Steibeit
uno Gbre uno Sreu?
Sauatii6eu Seu6leru
Ser aIiteit bu i'd
On lptelteit Die &oue
90 iGnmerli6.
Inns bieoere Ceuti6e
Sertreibit on nit Sobu,
9tur la6te, MIR la6te,
@tr Seben ia i6on.
God ui6t in bic Seimatb
lta6 Seuti6lano ;uriit,
Sewabre, mir bleiben
SIM 0anoe gum Slid.
uno tommt crit Die gSabll6la9t
Sann rpirIt on IS leb'n,
9Sobin ale Seuti6en
Wtit einem Wtal geb'n.
Sieuei6t wenn ou ~einltens
Sbult SuBe uno 6eu',
lno mieoer wirf weroen
Die alte Gartei
Ger Sreibeit uno @lei6beit
lluo obn' Seubelei,
SieQei6t rpiro oann Mun6er
Dir nod einmal trell.
9eb' pobl benn!-au SbrGnen
Gs leioer gebrt6t,
Sb mir wieoer fommen-
Wan meiB eS nod ni6t.
On lelblt bats peri 6uloet,
Sas leben mir bell,
S'rum rlien uer9nii9t mir:
Old party Farewell!
s.. Soffm an II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
. MnteS WIIerIet.

Die SettIerfafte in 8efina
Sn Gbina bilbet ie einen Staat i'm Staatt
unb itebt inter ber Sberberri9aft zines
&Oniss, pel9er BEN geborben aeaenibe,
fir etiuuige 9lusi9reitunsen ieiner Inter,
tbanen uerantportli9 lit unb nit Der Sill.
Re ieines @eneralitabes bas @eiin6el an
Die ueri9iebeneu Stabttbore itrategii6 per-
tbeilt. Sieier Settlerf6nis beiorot Die
gertbeilung Der iiberlieferten Mmoien unb
ienbet aud an beitimmten Sa9en nit gr>
IaabniB Der Sbristeit bic einseIuen Goms
pagnien ieines Gnrps mad ben umlie9enben
00rfern, INN bieIelben in Contribution III
per eten. Die @emein6en, wel6e aif
iol3e @eiie beimgeiu3t wer6en, pfleaen
oann url bieie unliebiame Ginquartieruna
los Si %peroen, sewObnIi6 nit ben 9lniiibs
rern Der ueri9ieoenen 6otten I'll perbanbeln
nnb lt9 bur3 SeSublung elmer beitimmten
Summe ben ioforti9eu Nbsus bes @eiins
bells ST ertaufen. Sn einselnen Stabts
tbeiIen iinb Sduier erri6tet, IN wel6en
oieie Settler Bel Ita9t elm perbdltniBmdBiq
beba9li6es llntertnmmen finben. Oas
mertuitroi9lte bteier Niple beiBt: yOas
6aus gu ben 5ibnerfebern." gs beltebt
aus einem lan9en, tiefen SauIe, auf belIen
6uBbooen IN elmer boben ausi9ittuns BON
9ibnerfebern ii6 Elm gutter Saussait 9esen
@rla9 elmer Sapete ~(ungefdbr elm balber
gfennig) ietn Eager sure9t MAIDEN tann.
Sn oieIem 2otale werben Wdnner, @eiber
unb &inber, @eiunbe un6 Srante ,ugelais
len, worauf Die ganse @eieli9aft. na5s
benz ite 9lcb genommen, NIT elmer sroBsn
SilSoede bele9t mtrb.