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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25

Ter Stnats. S9uliuperiutenhenf
g. G. 9oIemnnn iuarni Dor eineul
S9wiubler. Der 6 beiOahers auf Die
ldHhlihen S@nl.9 9iifritte abeelebeu bat.
Der SHtDinolcr reiif Hntcr benz Nan1eu
SauH6trs. 9opis. goIiRs Ooer SafIett
er IN gut sefleibet, 6 5u6 srOB. etipa 80
Sabre aft, iuiest ca. 100 8funo, eebt
raid. Dat heiHen beIIen &iHR- uHe
Sduurrbart nub trdst idtpers sOlSeue
llbrtette. Ter @duner iprid5t 6eim
Glert elmer 0iitrift S4uie pOr nnb pers
i4dft fi9 nuf irseHS cine @eiie bic Ras
mensurtteridrift 6es Gierts. Die er baml
auf einer 3oblunss aHpeiiuns blank J
pon beneH er INNER cine an;abI Bel iit
fiibrt, Hodahnlt uH6 beiH GouHtpz zSdoB
lneiiter fi9 bns @elo ansSnblen ld6t.
Auf oieIe 2Seiic iino bic Sdasueiiter
bon Dtpniieau, Cooper. Niprsan unb
anberen Counties bereits beidiuiRoelt
iuoroen. Serr golemoun Ufferirt cine
Selobnuns pon 400 fir bic gerbaft.
uns 6es SGtpiu6lers ur6 bic Ablieicr-
uns 6eHelben an R. 3. Gults. S4ass
meiiter bon RUnitenu Co., in galifor-
mia; Geo. y. 6orper, S4osmeiiter bon
Cooper 60, in 9ooneilIe; oSer an 8.
9. 2burfOn, Sddsmeiiter BON ROrsnn
Co., in 8eriniles, MO. Gro. Sltsfr, }
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25

Die Serren 1entOfraten erbeben sesen
Blaine bic Antloss, oob er ein Brobis
bitiouiit Iei, neil CT aus Maine foHme
Nneere Beiueiis boben lie fur bieie Bes
bduptuns uidt. SIM Gesentbeile 1T es
eripieien, ods 6err Blaine in bieier
Sejiebuus Elm 10 liberaler Nann ift.
ipie man ii9 nur tuiini6eH fam. Bon
ibrem Gan6ioaten bebdupteu iie ea6 er
alien 1eupernSsllufus nbbolb lei uub
unter ieiner Nbminiitrntiou ieiNe Geiabr
mare. bos bic Temperenjler bic Cbers
bdn6 seiuinneu f6nnten. @ie ein
Rnnu, Der elm 9eies, iuel9es ben
1empersnjunterridt in alien Offentliden
S4ulen bes Stnates Reiu DOrf Oblisa.
toriiH mabt, nit ieiHer unteri4rift
perieben uno 70 feline 3uitimmuns bieier
uertrotten RaBresei seseben. Gin Boil
iuert sesen bic lebersriffe Der Temper
enSler aennHnt poroen fnHn aebt iiber
unier 8erItdnbnib. Yieaeiht i0Hneu
bic bemOfratii6eu GOIlesen slnstunis
bariber ssben, pOriu bic @araHtie be
itebt, oaB CT ein dbHli6es geieb, iuenu
es pom Gousrsb ans.nOmmen piirbe.
ui&t nit ieinem 8sto an btnieIbsn Su
riidi6ideH uiirbe2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25

batteH une besnastrn Tin alIo hei6eis
seHffiA eansit. iniuenhis su rniIOuuireu.
CSu Ststs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25
S6On ni6t mebr ieise Seu9slsi, ion

S6On ni6t mebr ieiae peuhelei, ion,
bern pOridslids Jdliduus 1T es,
meuu oeuti6e oemotratiihe garteitne1te
iasrn, baB bic bemotratii6e ,Blntform''
f9 seseu Yrobibitiousse.
iese ausipre9.. Dies 1T cine offeue,
unp.rballte 2ass. Die Blatiorm ipri6t
F6 nur sesen iOl9s ,sumptuary lave"
aus, iuel4e bic Burger pEaseu uno be.
eintrd9tissu. Aber Elm .sumptuary
law" 1T nur ein GsieS, iuslhes Die Nus
snben Der Blrscr iir Rabruns (food), d,
Sleioer uub 0ausratb beitrdnft. lluter
ieincu llmltdnoen 1T Elm our9 Die
Staatsuerfahnns ousssipro9enes Ser
bot Der 0tritenuns uoR Bier, S8sin uno
S9ndps als Elm ..sumptuary law" 5u
be;eidueu Gesen iOl1e Serbute
ertldrt ii6 alio bic oemofrotiihe Sartei
uidt. so. nod mebr; otr BlatiOrm-
HusidDuB bat nusbridlid, cine Grtldr.
uns seseu oieielbeu obseIebut. Gs lag
ibm ndmlid) Elm Anirds iolsenoen Sn.
balies Dor: Die oemoiratii4e Rartei
ertldrt: eaB Die nntirli6en. du9ebUre-
nen 8edlte Ses 9teuideu, 70 lonss Die
Husitbuns osrielben uifyt bic Redltc
Anoerer uerlest. auh nift bur6 bic
Nebrbeit Der Stimmssbsr einesSe5irtes
oocr Staots ;erit6rt Uoer uerfir;t iper-
ben oiiciea; uno oaB ods bioBe
DtisfaleR Der Rebrbsit al Der Nrt uno
&etie. iuie cine Rinoerbeh UUu ibrer
periOuli4en 6reibeit (Obue Sertesuns
Der Redts Hnoerer) Gebrau6 uiadt,
ient Rsbrbeit ni4t btrehtist, eurh
9eieS ooer 8erfaiuns s6eitimmHHe bic
nui eas natiirii4e Reni6eHre6t Be.
sriuocte peri6ulidc 5reihetf 81 ger
torch" 1ieitr BeialHsantras bsiouS
iH in ben SdHeeH Bin R0rriiOH's.
ipel9er eariH ben ReiHunsssausor
IeiHer oeutiHen RarteiscnOfIeu su ieheH
@suno battle - ober mas geicbub saHsit ?
CT iudrb IN ben 4apisrtorb seftedt HHb
itatt ieiHer icHe isiae. nidnsiaseHos CT
fldruns seseH ,.sHmPtuary laws" suse,
ncmEten. nit SOtIHeF man teiHeH 6unS
pom Cieu lodtH taHz (fs ssh5Tf eiu
lle6ermls u0n tldsii4tr B.SieHteHbai,
tigfeif SaSH. Hra Ia sisier GrfIdrHna
cine S6usivehr seaeH ois tpae HHS
irthe Genllthcrri5ait ser &aiisr
SaauHseu IN 30lpa HHe Riizias ~ ithca
Iie SeniotrstIi6< Rartei hdtte e. IN
Der oaHo ssbabt. sErh eizs iharfc.
s0ais ERsrUeiseutise friesseriI6zns
sesen be SersrEpattisHnl eer RInser.
beit sura zine isnafiiA< Rchrseit be
HseiIsez seutlA<H 8eyzbGaancr ~ I'D
beraser,iehea- aber nc bat 10 Sicie
sazaiss Gelessnh<s; sHtstben lsKez.
@arum? lie sem0frstiidkReD CFieaz
Icr 3<itHns sitt eie aHia1srt sarsEi ::
Reil IN slIea sscnalisrn l5fIas1zassten
be IemperezsIer ihrr {SaEvshsrfr in
Der Semsfratif6ea Sariri In.
eSz- Ten SfGapeaiunfcrH ees SaScns
ecsenabsr psrrE Bee sesfi&sH 1ezpfras
ten ees RsVeezs ..sowbers-. Iisa
sas wgstrz Fs snc4 Itibii; eaEzz parra
ne IN Gsusezt 70 hzmm be sir 5if4<
Sir pu6tsz eas &c esrf -Hix o. itsseR''
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25
o. NO.. 8reitas. ben "a. 9uIi. 1854

mn eas tsiac srsse eanbIrrdra Gisen.
tbum eiuseiner EerioHen oeer Gsrpcra-
tioEen leien. 100000 Ares IN einer
5ono iTnb DeHiser prsFtable Far eis
Raticu. ais venn ne IN 1000 6dnhea
pdrsn. Die 5FeHtiiHen 2dnSerrien iOu-
ten Don 8arssrn sser iOt9ca. be -
lDereeH iDcuen. 6eFtSeli iperecH. las
aHHobmei4reibeH i4liest nit elmer
4arfen Serurt6eiluns ees SetuAes HzS
eer giHl4a&teruns am Stimmtaifen.
General 2OeaH bat ebenfans ieiR dR-
nabmei4reibeH Oer5Heufiint; oasfeibe
III eiH Document iDel&es ieSem &dhler
I'M 2aH6e, Der bic amerifanii4e Sabus
ftrie sei4ast iesen min, Sum 5reinbe
essaHs MAIDEN sDirb. 6trr 2Osau BE-
fariDortet cine Bolitif. luel4e benz oHieri.
tauii4en Sarser. iei Ct no er pOlIe
S6us sspdbrt. erfidrt F4 sn Gun
ten ber grriAtHns eiaes natiOnnlea
ar5eits SHrenus. unb befiriuortet bic
aHuabme oes a9ifunben geTeSes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25
Docket Of the Probate Court of
GascoRade County.
AITGn0T TERM 1901


lat. Day, Monday, August IL, 1884.
Fred Kurrelmeyer, guardian and
curator Frances AnnMyers, minors
lat settlement.
Mary Barbarick, exctx A p Bar
barbarick, dec. final settlement.
Magnus Will, adm. d. b. n. John
P. Mueller, dec; final settlement.
Alexander Meyer, and Fred.
ericke Meyer, min. 1st settlement.
B A Niehoff, exc. J. J. Stoecklin,
dec. annual settlement.
VIM. Arnold, adm. Tsyloe Price,
dec. lst settlement.
A. C.. Leisner, exc. Doreth0a
Rascbc, dec. final settlement.
WilhelmiDe Drusch, admx. Chas
Drusch, dec. final settlement.
Wilbelmino Haeffner, admx
Philip Hacffner, dec; final settle
meut.
I'd Day, Tuesday, Aug. 18th, 1884.
Gerd Bradcr, & and John Thiou
min. annual settlement.
Dominick Dufiner, g and G A
and K Duffuer, min annual settle
ment.
Margarcth EPple, z and minor
heirs Of Charles Epplc, dec, annual
settlement.
Henry Frechmann, g and C Julius
Hardke, minor, lst settlement.
Gustav Kirchhoff, & and Jacob
Bieler, min, LIST settlement.
Hermann MclIies, 2 and n A
aud Z l. Rodgers, min annual set
element
Gottlieb HiIkebacumer, exc J obst
Hilkobaeumer, dec, final tettle-
ment.
Charles HOlzschub, adm. Ernst
AuftenkamP dec, 1st settlement.
Gustav Kirchhoff. adm. Casper
Lambing, dec, final settlement.
Sd Day, Wednesday, Aug. 13, 1884.
Gustav Kirchhof, adm. Anton
Roos and son, partnership, first
settlement.
Emma Stricken, exctx J. Will
Stricken, deceased, first settlement.
Christoph Schlender, exc. c. r.
Schlender, dec, lat settlement.
Charles ToedtemAnn, exc Her
mann Eickerrnann, dec Let settle
ment.
Mary Thuli, admx. J. J. Thuli,
dee. 1st settlement
Wm. r. Collier, z and 2. II. u.
r. G. r. and VI. f. Collier, min
annual settlement.
Otto Cramer, cur. Alvin Cramer,
annual s0ttlsment
Wilhelmine Heesemanp. Z and c
A. r. and L. Hseseu.ann. mih- an
nual settlement.
Loaise Hartmand, and G ]. p.
w. z and II. Hartmand, annual
settlement.
4th Day, Thursday, Aug. Is, 1884.
Henry Koch. Z and Henry Sass
mann, min, snnaal settlement
Abna Klemiae, and G W. and
p. Lambain, min lst settlement
Henry Liessueyer, e and c Louisa
Liesemeyer. min- annual settle
ment-
Fritz Laecke. z apd c II. and W.
NieerueEge, Eain., annual settle
meat.
Jacob Michsl. < and c J. Z. J. J.
and c. Nickel, snin, annual settle
meat
Christoph Weber, < and minor
hsirs OF Geo. Nsegslin, dec annual
settlement
David wittmaan, Z and Z. and
L. La1er, min, annual settlement
FRAxcIs OxcKEx,
Probate Judge.
Hersnsnn, Jaiy 18th, 1854.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25
GifsHbabn Seit.Iabeus.
Ceffli9 sebenb F:

Ro. uno u sebeu tdsli@ bis Ylen
innt Dill unb halten on allen Stntipneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25

.Eer gousres BAT teiH
Re4t ben Blrsern eines
Stddtes sorJuf 6reiten,
Das iie eifeH uRb triRfe
ioGleH, dber penn bic Sir
ger 6iefes Staotes elm bers
nrtises geieb elm berartis
ses Sefek einfhbreu DoIGen
IN 6ies cine anbere SAD G."
- 81. 3. 8fuHb in ieiner I'm
16. 9uli in 6ermdun sebdIs
teHen Re6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25

ssr- asSuHirt auf sas Ssrmaansr
Esltstsaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25

Summer pinmsn- Gs ISa scahsez
Mit Der eiEftDeilisen @eh1Inptlms. BAT
Snbrids spar ein srpsrrss 2i&t IN Der
$Otitif ID ais 9lrpelaHb, bas CT ober
Sn slei4er 3eit HHr eas btStutst. mas
Sie eeaetratiis5e 2artei ieit 25 Sab
TN ais .Obiisr die,a'' ansrtaHnt bat.
HnS Sos Sieie bciseu: ReottiOu. &isers
mi aiIer beIttbezeeu GrbuHHs, aners
icnnHns Der peraltetsn Staoten= Rehts
3oetriHf. be Serrinserzns bes gin=
FufIss Der Station I'm duslanSe, bic nm.
IiHRist unomerifauti9e 5rsibanbeI Ten.
beng uiD.
3as Iidrt GlepelnHb uuS Senbrifs
birst ben 2eim bes Zooes IN nd, oas
SoH unleres Staates wirb i5m ni9t
ben 8srsus ssbeH iiber bic Republitani.
I9en Sonnsrtrdser Blaine nnb 2Oson.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25

Tzs ,.ztsiffssl Esisz Essitf' Is fIat atHE
ErE1tzss sHt zfEs IL garfsz. iz Sffisss itksr
TeEt TN ssEifz sarss iH zntgs ifia- 9sfs
eiHs ttf tsats nt11Hii7fa 2sni3fzH3rs 81
ssf sssu ktt Assttrs t3s ErssHi5s daas ~
efksE Hss ssz tfrahsstfa HEFtffz sGf . 9tst
fEtfstieS. Iszs SrEFi1sst if Szs tissiFr5ra
EsztssTsasrz sesffTtiss Eas fsns sz8 8rHit
sessrsfsTf ssss sxrFf fsEFgg Eas r tit Eszff1ss
srs SsfE tEfif4 zeFsfa, skzg ta5 tssEF< u
fF<s tiut &szfszns tss aSfstFs frff 9tri cktf
snsintesI Eift Ttsfs sSftnSglfit6fz fat
sstfFh tzsrstafi izzh tstisa tsystii . iaass
NE sif eruSsnEi4es. - tsa Ser. Siaeifn
fswfg IN Gselans saitnsiTs nnt f1rH aEsfTsaft
AE Esrf CIV kszs tafst Eas ts7tssn rfrtfa.
%. <afins lssEs - .tl5 - - f8E1riff 6ag~
ssfTs Eafiz9 - o. teT %ss skEF G5pItf fsd
iseFfantf. Sal 8tfsEzzs fntf Esa tss
sxzf sfE 3Atas. EsFf1irs
Az. HEAL1m Co.
7J7 <rsas3ss, RfK yFsf sGiis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25
S6ubmacber- @eI6dtt.

Ter llntsrisidntit srlauti ft stm srtbritu
9ntIiEHm sen Htrmann Hus limatarns eif sr-
stktne sluSsss 81 n;dcstn. ese CT an Ger sssbarf
StTaft, ptetn SiEeRs Stcrt. Gin nsnes
Stutma6er-Wtl CeTiisi bdi une f1
ttmbhta PiTe ale 9thtaunasR in eer tsiftn
gHtile aasiufNhrtu StTsa- nne 9amfn.
S6ntt Tultn rad Ter ntarieH Sacen in
eautrhaiftr g1siis anstisr,ist. Aepdra,nr-
arttii gTen;gi bCicrat.
lin seHsiaitu 3nigrud tittG
i0m 81 alkErt gtimFr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-25

Ids am :. Suli in q. 2suis SrrIr
erifen Nale eri9einenbe easlii4e Slatt
Der ..4RorItiHs Gdu" III lesteH Gienstne
gum lesteH Daale eriGieuer, od ii9 eds
unternebmeu nift ais ein lobuenbes er.
lDieIen.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-08-21
STATE ITEMS.

The Howard Park at Burlington, it
is claimed, has one Of the finest tracks
in New England, and at the coming
fair in September, many Of the finest
steppers promise to put ia an appear
ance, as the purses are very liberal.
The annual meeting of the St.
Johnsbury and Lake Champlain rail-
road was held at St. Johnsbury last
week Wednesday, and the following
directors were elected: Horace Fair
banks, Franklin Fairbanks, A. B.
Harris, George W. Hendee, Thomas
CoggeshalI, A. B. Jewett, Bradley
Barlow, II. E. Folsom, W. H. Fair
banks. At subsequent meeting of
the directors, A. 3. Harris, of Spring
field, Mass, was elected President;
Franklin Fairbanks, Vice President;
w. II. Fairbanks, Secretary and
Treasurer A. B. Harris, A. B. jew
EFT, Horace Fairbanks, Executive
Committee.
Charles Edward Dunn was arrested
in church at Bennington recently,
when about to be married, for steal
ing a gun.
John W. Cramton, of Rutland, has
been elected President of the Baxter
National Bank of Rutland, succeed
ing the late Gen. III. Henry Baxter.
DR.. f. G. Worcester, of Thetford,
has raised lip bushels of strawber-
ries this season from q single acre of
ground, and many of the late variety
sold in Boston for II cents q pint.
Mrs. Stephen Wyman, of Chester,
whose husband was sentenced to pris-
on for life last spring for murder,
hanged herself last week. She was
insane.
The Orleans County fair is to be
held the last week in September.
Hon. Frederick Billings has sent
his check of $500 to the Republican
State Committee for Campaign pur-
poses.
The State Prison at Windsor now
has 80 prisoners, six less than two
years ago. During the two years
141 different prisoners have been con
fined there, 80 being committed from
: the State courts and two from the
United States courts. There has
been one death from disease during
the time and one execution, that oil
Mrs. Meaker. Seven men are sen.
fenced for life, one for 25,and one fol
20 years.
| The prospects are most encourag.
, ing that the coming fair to be held al
Burlington in September will be one
of the most successful for years
: Secretary of War, Robert L. Lincoln
; has promised to deliver the address
and the managers are doing all in
their power to make it in every way 6
/ success.
At the coming fair at Burlington
: DIR. w. Seward Webb has promised
: to exhibit some of his fine horses
} and as he has the finest stable in the
J State, this will be one of the attrac
tions Of the fair.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-08-21
Estate of David 3. Reed.
LICENSE TO SELL.

State of Vermont District Of Ld1aotttet,,, and
Probate Court, held at Hyde Park, Wltiln "T ~
for said district, on the 18th day of August A. ~
1884. .- e ,l,o estate of
Devid r. Reed late of HYDE Park, in sald GlStrlIi'
deceased, makes application to said Court IPr de-
cense, to sell part of the real estate Oh sg at
ceased. to wit: Machine shop and prlvilestxI; az
Cady's Falls, and land attached, also dwG iai
house, barn. &C., and about IL acres OF f ra tbe
representing that said sale is necessary dO
ofadministration Whereupon,i tits ordered Dy siu
Court that said application come under conslu consul
D. 1884 at the Probate Office in Hyde Park ah i
tits further ordered that all persons INTERESTS
notified hereof by publication of notce OF to ce g
plcation and order thereon, three weeks s i;S
sivey in the News & Citizen, printed at MoL i
vile and Hyde Park, before said time OF near @
that they may appear at said time ana plioe' "N
| if they see cause, object thereto.
| BY the Court-Attest, -,
l43w3 Russell S. PAGE, JUDGE
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-08-21

The Democratic county convention
and ''rally" came off at Hyde Park
last Thursday as announced. "GoV.
Reddington did not put in an appear
ance as advertised, owing to inabill-
ty to get through from Thetford. D.
C. Burke. another of the promised
speakers, had too much law business
on hand, and he too failed to appear
The vacancies were filled by Capt. j.
j. Monahan, of Underhill, who hap
pened to be in the place at the time,
and Waldo Brigham, Esq, who,
judging from the speech and docu-
ment had come prepared to be called
upon. I. j. Boynton, Esq, of John
son, also made a few remarks. The
speeches, of course, were lauditory
of the Democratic party and defama-
tory of the Republican party and its
candidates. Manahan forgot to say
anything about Cleveland's mora
character or Hendricks unsavory wal
record. Brigham, while so anxious
and delighted to read extracts from
certain newspapers concerning Mr.
Blaine, wisely evaded the comments
of the New York Sun, New York
Star, Rochester Union and Other
Democratic papers on Mr.. Cleveland''
personal and public record. Boyn.
ton laid special stress on the loss tc
the Republican party occasioned by
the independent movement, bu
failed to notice the incomparably larg
er accessions to the Republican part.
: from the laboring men of New Yorl
and other large cities. Altogether
the rally was not up to Democratic
expectations. 1t was, perhaps, a
!. good as could have been expected
considering the hopelessness of thei
labors, and the existing coolnes
towards Mr.. Cleveland among tn
rank and file of the Democracy, grow
ing out of his vetoes in the interes
of corporations, as Governor. TIL
personeI of the Democratic count,
ticket, which we give elsewhere, i
good, and we commend the Democ
racy upon placing in nomination
ticket of such responsibility.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-08-21
POLITICAL,

Scion Chase, for many years a
prominent Greenback leader IN Maine,
has written a letter in which he says
''As the Greenback party has drop
ped out, I am called upon to decide
between the two old parties. l am
for that party whose policy is to
stand by our home industries, to pro-
tect labor and elevate American citi-
zenship. l should be untrue to my
self should 1, by silence, allow my
position on questions of vital impor-
lance to all our varied industries, to
be misunderstood. / shall vote for
James G.. Blaine. He will be the
first President of the United States
taken from civil life who was not a
lawyer. / believe him to be a great
American commoner, and the friend
of the great army of wealth produc-
ers, and one in whose policy they can
Esafely confide."
1t was only four years ago that
Carl Schurz said that the consequence
of a Democratic victory would be
"the disorganization of the whole adj
ministrative machinery of the gov
eminent at one fell blow it will be
the sudden substitution of raw hands
for skilled and tried public servants ;
the substitution of the eager desire
to make out of public affairs as much
as can be made in the shortest posi-
BILE time, for official training, expert
ence and sense of responsibility. Ii
will be a removal for some time at
least of those earthly devised guards
which are now placed over the public
money and its use; it will, in one
word, be the sudden distribution OF
so many thousand places of trust
responsibility and power, now wei
filled, in the true sense of the word
as spoils among the hosts of the vic
torious party"
To a correspondent who inquiries
"What are your reasons for refusing
to support Cleveland?" the New
York Sun replies: ''He is not fitteC
to be President, either by intelligence
personal qualities, experience, or pub
lie services. He has some gooC
points, but his DEFICIENCIES are many
and very serious. He has done moth
, ing to deserve such reward as the
Presidency, the greatest in the gift O
the American people. With such
candidate defeat is better for the par
ty than success. Defeat with Hor'
| ace Greeley in 1872 was better TO-
the Democracy than success would
have been; the party is in a bette
condition to-day than it could hav'
been had it elected Greeley then
Defeat with Grover Cleveland in 1604
will be better for the party than sue
cess with him. = We desired the
nomination of Samuel j. Randall
we would have supported Thomas +
Bayard with all our might; we should
have rejoiced at the nomination o
Mr.. Hendricks; but we protested
against Cleveland as an undeservini
candidate. We meant it then and W
: mean it now"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-08-21
Libel for Divorce.
ELBR1DGE 7i D. WOOD Lamoille Co. Court,

ELBRIDGE d. WOOD Lamoille Co. Court,
E>,1ry WooD Dec. Term, AID. 1854.
WHEREAS Elbridge d. Wood, of Cambridge, in
the County of Lamoille, and State of Vermont, has
this day filed in the Office of the Clerk of said La
noble County Court. his Libel for Divorce, set
ting forth in substance that he was married to
Emily Proctor, of Cambridge, aforesaid, on the
by Rev. A. Scribner, minister of the gospel;
That he lived with the said Emily in the strict
observance on his part, of the marriage covenant;
That the said Emily not regarding her duty in
that behalf did, at Wateryille, in the County
aforesaid, the l4th day of Sept A. d. 1880, and
of adultery with one Lewis Messiah; That the
said Emily the 18th day of Nov, A. ID. 1881,
wilfully and without just cause deserted said
petitioner, and ever since hath and still does re-
fuse to live and cohabit with him; That he has
been a resident of Cambridge for more than two
years last past; That the said Emily is now
without this State, and in parts unknown; And
praying that notice be given to said Emily by
publication; and further praying that said bonds
of matrimony be dissolved, and he be granted
bill of divorce. Therefore, it is hereby ordered
that the said Emily Wood be notified of the pen
dency of said Libel, and required to appear be-
fore the County Court next to be holden at Hyde
Park in and for said County of Lamoille, on the
First Tuesday of Dec. A. d. 1884, then and there
to answer to said Libel and show cause if any
granted, by publication of the foregoing sub
stance of said Libel and of this order in the NEWS
4 CITIZEN, a public newspaper published weekly
at Morrsville and Hyde Park, in said County
for three successive weeks the last of which pub
LEGATION to be at least six weeks before the first
day of said term of Court.
Given under my hand at Hyde Park, in said
County, this 9th day of August, A. d. 1884.
w. II. II. KENFIELD, Clerk.
j. W. PAGE, JR., Atty. 42w3
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-08-21
What Struck an Old Soldier.

ut will soon be twenty years since the war
closed'
Under the hot sun of August, 1882, the village
of Dover, n j., lay still as the sphinx in Egypt,
while Elijah Sharp, of that place, slowly and
softly spoke of the past eyes," he said, 81 was
in the army and saw many of the sights of those
fearful years. | finally discharged from
disability, resulting from sunstreke. L came
home, miserable in health and spirits; so en-
ure. Life seemed worthless to me; lived only
in memory"
''Tbat was sad enough" 1 said, dividing my
last two cigars.
'Thats So" responded Mr.. Sharp; "but got
over 1t. Outgrew it? Not exactly. When in that
condition began taking Pdrker's Tonic, and my
health commenced to improve right away. l
was astonished at it and so was my wife. lplled
on the flesh and could eat anything. My ambl.
ton blazed up. | could attend to business, and
now-eXcepting that have to take care about
exposing myself to the hot SUM- am as we'll as
[ was the day enlisted. What differences there
are in things-guns and bayOnets kill; Parker's
Tonic saves"
This preparation, which has been known as
Parker's Ginger Tonic, will hereafter be called
simply Parker's Tonic. AS unprincipled dealers
are constantly decieving their customers by
substituting interior articles under the name OF
ginger, and as ginger is really an unimportant
ingredient, we drop the misleading word.
There is no change, however, in the prepare
ton itself, and all bottles remaining In the hands
of dealers, wrapped under the name of Parker's
Ginger Tonic contain the genuine medicine II
the fac smile signature of HISCOX & Co. is al
the bottom of the outside wrapper.