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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-12
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IRY W.T. sEs BY sxAMlnlNo IAls NAP 1AAI 1AE
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LOTS of people get bilious, have
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-12
2---AuthOrial Forestry.

A"AUtHUT1EI TOTtSITys
The initials of all the words in each
sentence, placed in their order, give the
name of a tree. The initials of the
trees, correctly arranged, give the name
of a popular American author.
Hiram left off loafing yesterday.
2-Laura ran cheerfully home again.
3-Elderly ladies ride every day.
40! l saw Ralph enter.
paul and Merrill left early.
Come, show us every ripe peach.
M. +. S.
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BOSTON, October 10, 1870.
"R. H. Eddy, ESQ: Dear Si,-Yon procured for me;
in 1870, my first patent. Since then you have acted
for and advised me in hundreds of cases and pro-
cured many patents, reissues and extensions have
occasionally employed the best agencies in New
York. Philadelphia and Washington but still give
you almost the whole of my business in your line,
and advise others to employ you
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER"
Boston, January |, fsSI, $3.50
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4u33le Corner.

1---Charade.
When l was travelling,
A first l met,
Whose second was thirty,
You may bet.
He carried my trunk,
And as ,chole he charged,
Quite fifty cents,
By twenty enlarged. F. E. L.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-12

I'D Hall, all; (2) Equery, query;
(O Abridge, bridge; (4 Narrow, arrow;
% Estate, state; (O Gold, old; %
Olive, live; (s) Atone, tone.
Slime.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24
National Notes.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 The house COM
mittee on Pacific railways viii soon report
bill compelling all the land grants roads
to pay the cost of surveying and selecting
the lands given in aid ot construction.
The friends of the Mexican treaty assert
chat it is no DEAD and that tho clause linz
ting the ime tor its Ratification will mol
stand in the way oti's reconsideration; In
abort. difficulty is said to be already pro
yided for by an understanding with the
Mexican authorities and the ratification OF
the treaty even after tie expiration OF the
time provided tor il, will be accepted by
the Mexicans. Several senator's who voted
against ratification haC lot made up then
minds to do 20 until just before the vote
was taken Since iE requires only change
of q vote to ratiy the treaty It's frlrhos are
very hopeful of victory at iast, The action
upon Morgan's m Ition to reconsider the
treaty may be delayed some days,
Congressman Kellogg, OF Louisiana, IN
whose state Mrs. aeyer Miller made appli-
cation for license TO act a, master OF d
stesmbo argued her right before the
aolicitor OF the treasury to-day
The solicitor acknowledged tna'
there is no law 10 prevent her holding IL
ceuse, and co dec ded. Secretary Foigel
will order her license to be issued mex
week.
The president has approved the act
making the appropriation OF 81 100000 foi
continuing the improvement OF the Missis
0ippi river.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24
RAILWAY ITEMS.

The outlook for the Texas & st. Louis
railway is hardly so bright tor the preseat
organization as the officials evidently be-
lieve. The application for a receiver was
New York, but in that application it was
conditioned that the receiver was
to be appointed, pending the trial
az a suit in equity. whicn has been
fled in the United States circuit court
for the eastern district of Missouri. This
init was brought to forecl0se the first mort
cage bonds Of the road at the instance OF
neiority of tho bondholders. From these
additional facts it seems unlikely that the
II mad can escape the hammer. The whole
drift of speculation about the mat or was
not how the road would prosper under Mr..
Woodlands management, but how soon the
.fipal crash would come and who would be
: the new owner. The troubles OF the Texas
q a. Louis may result In Jay Gould or he
Illinois Central goboiing up the line. PIe.-
ident Paramore said q few days ago at Little
Rock. I'm as much rs Mr.. Woodland, our
ceneral manager, has been appointed to
The raceiyership, take 1t that the step was
made at the instance OF the reaoJ usiment
trustees. It is | Am positive, q movement
friendly to the present management ano
there Will be no cnange in officers. ~ y
Z were not a friendly movement in our in
tarast [ am sure Mr. Woodland would not
have been appointed. Mr.. Woodland Is our
on the 14th inst at Buffalo, two mechanics
leins were fled in the county clerks ONCE
against the properly OF the West Snore
road in this coun'y-nne for Sl0 7l6 w III
favor OF Charles Derrick on the West shore
machine shop snd round house at East
Bnff.lo, bull, by him. and the other Z
! $40 600 in favor of Charles Derrick anu
CHARLES Peterson, who built the West shore
freight house on Swan street, near J.her-
sen street. Meesrs Derrick 4 Peterson
erected the buildings for the North River
Construction company, who have sincs
TUNED them over TO the West Shore.
The work Of constrnctian on the Alma q
Nor,h Wisconsin was begun this morning
AZ East Dubuque. A large force OF men
he at work, and the completion OF THIS
road 10 looked for at an early date
The president and vice. president OF the
DUBUQUE Il Northwestern railroad return
al from Chicago, where they had been in
the interest OF the new road. The prospect
~ the Immediate construction OF this road
Il looking anything but bright, and the
long talked of road nav yet isil through:
The principal reason tor this discouraged
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24
A Cruel Couple Lynched.

DrnyER Jan 19.--Mr. Cuddihie and wife
who cruelty lro.,ed The orphan child, Rose
Mathews, that she died, were yes.
terony tried and found guilty of
murder. About o'clsck this morning a
hand # masked men went to the place
where Cuddihie and wife we're temporarily
.sld in Gu tody, overpowered the sherift's
lsusrd, and took the pri,oners away. They
botn cried loudly for mercy, but
as thew had been deaf to the pleadings OF
little Rose for mercv, 50 TIE vigiiantes
closed their ears to the cries OF the prison.
IRA. They we're taken outside the town
limits, where the woman was hung
to the ridge D de of vacant cabin while
her husband was strung to the limb OF g
troa onnnI,e the road. Their work done,
The yieian,s retired quietly. The bodies
were ont down and buried by the coroner
to-day. John Carroll Cuddihie's broths Dr.
in.lsw was arresrsd with the others but for
want of sufficient evidence was allowed
to 90. This is the fir,t instance OF wo'
man hanging in Colorado.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24
Trimming Time.

Prrr.BURe, Jan. l9.-The National tube
manufacturing company. Of &Keesport.
have notified the mea in the nigh turn that
the working time will be cd down two
hopr. psr day. The employees gently &C.
csnted IL to IS per cent reduc1 in wages
and Il is not known what acit they will
take on the firms last proposit ..
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Nrv Yopy Ian lo-William H,I9uion,
go ~ w,,I;,n,, T. c,io,
OF me laIo nln Y. ~ ,,os, - ~
mace sn Issls!ueA' ~ w e. lew or W;
inolVlGual creul.9ss. iilnt ~ ~ - n,n.'s
d. duion yes'iuhy ulanui,eu' :" ,S TpGs
queues Oh t9e shiirioa go va r,nrad
RI. Tu,on: Soion NJ l'ao a; o. aSo
10 oe Sz,oy%V'ofoo nne % s t.iiurs resTits
10 avery L. pES"u. NJ es.d;S
only rom outs,ue 0peIh,.onn ',io ~, nv
OF Ihe nIh OF WliiI,ns :" V ~ ~ t;p o
iupa teo. as IL WAS huo W. ,ot 80
taat ELS lnterests ~ vne s.dAI haaI -Ju !.
other assets OF tne hrin h'' "'e i"A h'''
WitnuInWn; .,,,, ooro, o,lr
LArIE'T ~, TWIN Viii, g "a Ion lSt
hlmseli: dhr hI!u ot :" y Ha
oelt a. an sHecteu Nv Ilie ,r
sald; '5nlon nav h'"'Ie - Vl - So6s,j;t,
without preferences Cih iglni ,1J IUu ti.,,e
idea OF ms naoiitIe9 o0 0t' uo ~ ~
they'Wlil reach S-uV,oyo " va % vu",
amount. AS 10 tne aS'e|s ,ioU 100 'a V tn at
approAiuiste tneui' W IioU y, nnS
Guion Is lnsoiVene' ne 'AiIhs AI ~na
asked me TO pa nis tnnn,
TO Wnich agreed ooh no NtJm
the cause on tns Lo ,nnd
| have heard tnat uuolR iias opeh soo aov "
hearted 10 the MATER VI leuu,ns 10y t;, W
iriends. know Ilui W ue "u "a ~ snr
rlly iarge-hearteu nnau' Sua G"o ;h,o '% !, y
mo, 70 some people. 90 ~ 10 pui'.oiI TIE he
has mace some Dad depGs III UdaU VI.
company canaot possibly DC nuf WE w
llams q Guion were onIy aEents' snrn nn
Guion mas no lnter9s1 III any VI w eo,o
shlPs OF ine ING. NJ my aa n he evs hs
stock III VIC aint;nS shai, bedn Mon
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24
THE CAPTAINS sTATEaEST,

BosrOY, Jan. l9.-Cnotain Wright was
shown the statement Of f. w. Fairb .nks.
that the pilot OF the City OF Columbul tod
him he dashed the wheel and went 70
warm himself by the smoke stack, being alb
scot fifteen or twenty minutes The captain
saio: AT the TINA of the disaster the soo
ond officer was in charg, Of the ship. He
was ia the pi.ot-house aud experimenting
the steering of the steamer. which vaa done
by the quarLernaster. The pilot.hou e wa'
heated by steam and was very warm
and there was no necessity to Leave il TO
ret warm. No psr,on out tho officer ia
charge could change tho course 81 the
steaIser. aud there was no attempt III sde
after she struck TO drive her further on the
rocAs"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24

NGy BEDFoRD, Jan. lO.-Annther G! The
bodies broueht here by She D,xter was
identified rs Il. II. Hal, produce dealer OF
Boston. Not one womgH on the steamer
was saved and only one OF .heir bodies has
thus rr baen discovered. The direction OF
the sind vas Gil shore and the vessel
mus have been esrgd close to the led tcs
TO overcome the force of the gale end 30
reached The place Of tho wreck.
WooDs Hole, Jlu. l9.-Tha body Of n
lady, Gb0uj 4j yenrs Of age, was found at
Cedar Tree Neck, Vineyard Haven, from
the wreck of the City of CCiumhus.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24

Fverv promise backed BY guarantee.
Acher,s Dvspepsia Tablets will give imme.
diate relief. Price % and 90 sents. Sold
by w. H. Patterson d Co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24
WASHINGTON
lThe House Debaiisg The Porter nh
- arnui Criticized.
Arthur Autographs the Mississippi
ApprO
Other News From The Nations Capital.

wAsHIsoroN, Jan, 10 -Ispeoiall-PsteT
Smith. Of Fort Worth, Il here in the inter
sst Of the right Of way for ths Fort Worth
4 Denver railway through Indian Terri
tory. Bushyhead, chief OF the Chero-
KEGS and Schrimshsw, owe OF the Choo'hwa
are here 10 protect the Interests of their
tribes In view OF the numerous apple alions
now pending tor right OF way through the
territory. .Bushyhsad told your reporter
80. day that the sentiment OF the confederate
tribes IL LARGELY against ssotlonalizlug the
territory. He Ia gathering all tho billsnp'
plying for right OF way and scruiinislus
b closely the merits and Intent ons OF
case.
A. Rhomberg, president OF the Austin
northwestern railway, is here. he has
IN Ia New York. Hisbusiness in TO con
with tho owners Of the Texas Western
way with r view to ths consolidation OF
two roads under ore owner.
d, and 10 build from the ter
pms of tho Texas Western TO Austin.
reportr less disposition In New Yor;
n he has ever knowi to invsst in the
way enterprises.
J. Whseler, Of New Orleans, is here in
interest Of the Texas & Pacific and the
Orleans Pacific railways.
be postoflice OF Fossil, Tarrant county,
scontinued, and the mail goes to Wa
%.
W. Florer has been commissioned
msster at Waxahaobe aud O. p. War
81 Sutherland Springs and Il. w. Rus
ut Bowie.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24
) Proceedings of the Forty-i!lghth Congress.
HOUSE,.


WAsHInoroE, Jan. l0,-The house met
for debste on the Filz John Porter bill.
Cutcheon, member orth minority Il the
tOmmitteo On military affairs, said that it
vas embarrassing 10 stand and listen to
opinions Of military men so distinguished
IS the gentlemen from California aud New
York Or paecrlns and Slccum), which differ
so In regard TO mil tary matters, but the
embarrassment disappeared when he re-
m.mhered that the principal question In
the case was not mater vi nihtary STRAIT
egy, but tho sitting OF facts, and the
laws Of the country had drifted away from
the 3tearn realities OF the period OF
warinto the period OF profound peace, and
the iyrther they got away from the period
of war the stronger became the sway OF
sympathy aud the weaker the dictates OF
reason. II Is not for The house, sitting in
auslss tribunal to be swsyed by feelings OF
svmpstby. Re'erriug to the denial OF
Gepsril Grants letter, ne asserted shat no
one would 80 ilrJner than himself in ad.
mirati,u Of that great soldier, but ne could
not f9fget that for ii BIT long years General
Grant sat in the preside 'isl chair and
Fitg John Porter stood knocking in season
and out of season ni tue doors Of c White
uousa. asking GRAFT to permit him
new hearing. He cnul not orget that
Grant said In 1869 and 1874 he had
examined the papers damitted and Was
not prepared To grant the raven asked,
but In 1881, when 0oih houses of congress
were IA the bands Of the opposition and
when bill was pendins before congress to
reapptint General Grant, general OF the
army md place him on the retired list,
there came . burst OF sunlight AS from
eAenSisa, 4ike the light that struck down
Paul a. Damascus. Ill a. once the Ugh
broke on his MUD aud he found that for
iftees wears he had been doing Fig John
Porter injustice (app,4use On the repu olican
Sidel Therefore The opinion of General
vGrant couls not have much influence on
him, Otherwise it would have.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24

Cougha snd Hoarseness.
Ths irritation which induces coughing
Immediately relieved by use of Browns
Bronchial Troches." Sold only in boxes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24

Bryan i D adshaw haVe the best mince
meat In the CITY.
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The schedules IN the as.ignmet OF WI
lett Renser. LAWYER, are filed. lac deb's
and liabilities amount to S653, 26t of which
sa7O a43 ia fully secured. rhe lrntingent
yahii;tiea are Sl2OO64. The Nsse's are
stated to be nominalv worth 81, 200, COS,
and actually worth S72,993.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24

A number IN psfIi. uffe he One civ Fff
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Messis joe b hrd fhIip Liuk A., me IL.
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sss
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24

i luT npbEJ i * GOHLt "
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md lciicatG qC0DscJs VINO expect to-
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Observation-Disclosures
# IMPROVES TIE QUALITY OF

rom all other B-cr Ea2&s cad 2o,l:cs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-26

"Its virtues are unqnestionabe and its curati We
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[Editor OF the Mercantile Review
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-26
Heart Disease
CURED lBH
Dr.. AusA's Regulator
FOR HEART TROUBLtS.

VIM. G. Osgoodhy. the w'll-hnown safe mau,,-
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ark and Atlanta, Ca, says:
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October IT, 1854.
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Hear What the Deaf Say!

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-26
Ears for the Million !
FOO CHOo'S lBALSAM OF SHARKS OIL.

POSITIVELY RESTORES THE HEARING, AND
Is THE ONLY ABSOLUTE CURE FOR
DEAFNESS KNOWN.
This oil is distracted from peculiar species of
small WHITE SHARK. caught in the Yellow Sea,
known as Corribean Rondeletii. Every Ch inese
fisherman knows it. Its virtues as restorative of
hearing were discovered by Buddhist Priest
about the year l4lO Its cures were nume erous,
ard many so seemingly miraculous, that the rem
edy was officially proclaimed over the entire En-
pire. Its use became so universal that for over
300 years no deafness has existed among the Chi
nese people. Sent, charges prepaid to any ad-
dress at 81. 90 per bottle.