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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

No. 27.-An act rel ,uur 10 the town system Of
schools.

W. Al IT. aal SANK ~ ZIG A0WA aIatGLl OF
schools.
Il IS hereby enacted. etc.
Sac. /. Eicn tJgn IN which the school dis
tTirt system exists. shall, a. tue annual N ct
M Ot the fOyu, iu tue strs ls-5 Al 1888.
Tpte uDOn The question u Ibousuing tae dis
trirt .y,fem ami adopting he own system.
SEC. ;. The vote prescribed ln the prpced-
In secl1n shall he taken previous % tue cleo
uon u tOSn supsrnsnd mt, and SHALL he hv
ballot; the question ~ he voted upun shall Ne
announced ny the moderator % the meeting
wiz shall give opp ruHily for discus.lun uf
the same, upon conclusion 1f whicn he shall
require all gnO favor GbJisning the di.trici
system and adopting the town ~ stem y write
uDun their DaliS,s the word, yes" aud al
WIN OppB-s the same 70 write On their ballots
tue word No aud upon being d-psited IN
the usual manner 20 wong ~ 14iluG tue bal
lots ,htl! lie counted and the result VI the vote
certified % hy the clerk Ut tue town shall b..
sens 10 the Office Of the Secretary Ut STAT, AMI
sual ne for tic 1-s aud Information vi the state
suuernteu lent uf educ iuun.
Sac. ;. The SECRETARY u State shall sen sOn-
ahu lOuty Tie -elsctueu VI the several tiyus
retaining the dI,tIi, system u insert an article
iu The warrant Tor tue annual meeting. fJr tn-
pUrpuse sDeclh 81 ~ the presiding ,reEiln-, lll
81 DC seiectuei, Nuo, vuun - reqIrsl, neglect
fo Insert -acu article Ia the warrant, suall for
t-it -FenIy Ioilars.
SEC. (. Ills lcg shall take effec. Tom lis
p i,sage-
Approved Nov. &c, 1854.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

uut Taught uIu tuHu auUuIu never 10 81.
lowed TO boil. Jack basin Of broken bread.
in readiness for the scalding milk, some dried
beef as a speciaI treat and nlrntv of gnnd
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19
Approved Nov. %, 1854.
No. IAN act relating IN the repairing
highways and Dulllings.

No. l2.-An act relating N the repairing OF
highways and BallIings.
Il is hereby enacted. etc
SEC. /. For keeping In repair HIGHWAYS
or bridges the seecunen OF each 10 IN snail an
nualIy, within ten days after the completion uf
the annual grand list, assess tax uf itteen
cents on the dollar OF the grand list OF such
t'wn 10 he collected in money AZ such tims and
ia snch manner As the town AZ its a nual meet
ing shall vote. II however the town vote 10
pay such tax IA labor il shall be twenty cents
un the dollar VI the grand list.
SEC. ,. In towus not electiHE street COM
missiOners sHch tax shall he Collected by the
collector Of IOWA taxes and paid into the uOwn
treasury, and the money shall be drawn Out on
the selectmen's orders As they Judge the high
FAys require.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

No. S.-An act in amendment OF sections 5, ,
y, II, IL iRd 10 Of Sessiun Laws, No. | 81
1889 entitled An act 70 provide a revenue
for the payment o. state expenses.
Ii g hereby enacted, etc.
SEC l. Seeti0n i've OF the Laws of 1882, en-
aiied IAN act "a provide a revenue FOE the pay
Aent o state expenses approved November
q, 1882, 4 hereby amended 30 as 70 read as
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19
No. 2S.-An act relating ~ the division Of the
pulIc -ch ul moneys.

No. =. An act relating % the division Of the
puprc sch pol moneys.
10 $ hereby enacted. ere:
SEC. /. Src.iJu i33 OF the Revised Laws.
an AT No. q OF The acts OF loS3 relating %
Eue Distribution OF school uule, s. are 50 tar
amended =, "a require scho It 10 ne kept 10 a
district II .east twenty four week, 100 e.lcn year
10 enuge Jhe district ~ share 10 the DlDdc
ia Ineys. us ACT -uail not De c1usrru a. 70 al
ter any ut III provisions 0t said serl1n 5i3, or
said At No. q, exc pa The provision ~ ~ rhe
mum icr uf weeks If school 90 eacn wear. Pro-
vid, however, no lis rice winch JAS raise hy
tiXatlun and eN ,,euded for the puruusa Vi sus
tanning schUJi Iu SAID 'ilstr yeuty -iye per
cent OF Is grand list IN the preceding year. snail
Dc deprived uf is sh tre Or ths puDic money. il
it has Sustained a schJOi VI twenty weeks dur
Ing such year.
SIC. ,. This act shall take effect April l,
1855.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

No. 30.-An act in add ton To section sos of
Revised Laws aud IN addition 70 caapter So
Of Revised Ltws.
Ii IS hereby uHac oil, etc
SHC. /. ANY tOwn that has adopted or that
may hereafter adopt the 70 Yn system, may Nv
Yute, AZ any annual tUNu lneHti -, sci any per
son or persons IN the tOWn 70 school district
la an adjoining tOwn Or 10 4 graded school dis
lnCt IN said town not included in the tom sys-
tenn, II sucn district shall. by v1Ge. cunseut TO
receive them and persons 50 united ~ a school
district shall have the same rights and BE- SUD-
lect u the sa,ue Il Utilities As tue other iuhAni-
lanIs OF the district, and As u lax ltion for
school purposes snail D. treated rs belonging
70 said dist let.
Approved NV. %, 1884.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

you know. She always hal the spelling book
when she vas hearing her class. But it
comes rather awkward for her now. when she
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

No. 3l.-An act 70 prevent the decentralization
ur schools.
Il Is hereby enacted, etc.
SEC. /. The prudential committee, school
cnmlnis, oneTs, trustaes OF any gradetl achuul or
a maj rity thereut, Of one school district, or di-
rectOrs OF schools or majority thereUf IN unwns
having the uJwu system vi schools, within this
STATE may, by uuiica IN writing delivered TO any
proprietor or m tnageT Of a roller skaung rink
or plare uzet Tor the purpose VI ruler skating,
iOrnld the attendance AZ such ruler skAiing
rink or place used tor that purplse OF any per
sJn vino shall be nemOer VI the public sehooi
uf such school district. And tho pfiucip Al OF
any academy, Or trustee, OF any normal school
within THIS 5tate, may in like manner forbid
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

No. 26.-Au net iu amen lment Ut the Revised
Lt'vs. relating 10 school taxes and school
money.
10 is hereby enacted. etc.
SEC. l. Section so VI the Revised Laws is
so amended is to RAJ ~ f1linNs. n In any
year the income Appropriated tor the ne "
schools 10 town with ny TAX vofed bv the
rnwU. after te.iucfiug uue-nali the income VI the
Juited states deposit money. auluuts 20 less
sum than twelve per cent of the grand li.t ut
the town, the seIectnen shall draw AIR order
nn the tpwu treasury on Or before the tirst lav
OF VI frcn, Tor -uc1 am Iuuf A. such 4uu l. less
than such twelve per cent fur tue Use pf sch0Ols
IN rhe town. But this section should not ap-
ply 10 tpwns using the town system 0f schools.
SEC-2 Section 653 ~ Revised Laws IS hsre-
1v am nded 80 As 20 reld A. rBilpRs ID tue
seerthen 1f a town DO not draw al order a.
provided 10 section me 1f rhis act, aud tpuro-
PIRATE the AIN iuut Of suCl order fIr the support
Dt schpDls A. provided 1y Law, the town snail
flriei. ~ the rIunty sum equal TO double the
amount which tue s.lectm-u are rrl lirad o.
Q'lw an order or. 20 hs re- ,varcd by .ufJrlu1-
tpIn pr Indictment 800 ."e County Court.
SEC. 3. - sion OF $50 OF Revised Laws IS
hereby amend ID so ts 10 re ll A. ful0v--
Grand luriss ia lll annually inquire vh ether
1Jwu- 100 tueir cIUufie- l. we APPROPRIATED aud
eNpeu led the sum -eqlea flr ne suJ4Jst %
schuu.s is required iu THIS 4c-, s1I To else of
neglect thev -h 90 present Lheir Indictment
there 4 " the cpgrt.
Auurtgel My If fsaA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

ssas Experiment.
The apparatus
that the effect
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

No. p An act 20 prevent the obstruction OF
Highways hv ele trlph and telephone wires.
Il IS hereby enacted. etc..
SIC. l. P.rsons 0r corporations erecting tele-
graph or telephone Wtri+ Ger i+- a 1ign Wv in
a tuwn, shall either place them under ground
nr AZ such a distance above the surfaces Of the
highway that ttev m " not prove an Ob,truc
non fn rru1 el IN the highway. Hsuch wires al
ready erected acr1ss a highway in a tOwu are.
IN the opinion Of the seIecimen. an
obstruction, the seectmen may direct the
SINE 10 be placed under ground or at 4 greater
hr ght
SIC. ,. II a wire is erected in violation OF
lie lrpcinns ut the -eiectneu Or is not alter
ed when directed 10 he altered 0y the se!ectinen.
the seiectinen nav remove such wire. AMI may
recover the expense ~ such removal OF the psr-
sons or corporation owning sucn wire or VINO.
nv them.eives Or their arenl. clu-ed the same
tn erectel IN violation Ut the direction. OF the
seectmen, by an action brought in the name Ut
tie town.
SEc. 3. This act shall take effect from is
passage.
Approved Nov a. 1885,.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

No. l5.-An act relating " alterations in public
highways.
Il Is neTe ~ enacted, etc:
Sac /. That it snail not he lawful FOR the
selectmeH 0f any tUwn or The highway surveyors
4 any highway district IN this state 10 make or
cause a. he made any alteration IN any duly es-
Iabiished hlgnwas therein, ny cutting dOs Ur
raising the ruad-bed Ia frUut VI any dwelling
uluse ar Utner building standing upIn tins line
VI said highway, "a rue depth ui more thau tLir
Ey-six inches. without drar giving nUuce 10 the
owners OF such uweliIng houses Or other build
lngs, Of time when aud place where the re-
ieutuien VI such Town will hear them upon the
IesIiun Ut making such alteration, and also upon
tile question ut Tue DAMAGES sustained ny such
owners by reason Ot such alteration, At which
said tine anu plAcs such selertlnen shall attend
aud hear such Owners, IL lhsY snail desire ~ b.
heard.
SEC. 2. n such 5electmen shall be Of the
upinon that the public gOOd, or the necessity o.
Gun venienee OF indIvldnAls require sueh rUad-
bed ia front OF sucn dwelling houses Or other
buildings - he altered by lowering or raising
the same 10 the depth 0f mure than thirry-zix
inches, then they may order such alterations "
be maze, and II they shall be VI me opinion thaE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

sac. ?. Number .oveniean Of the public acts
Of 1852 IS hereby feneiiei
SEC. .. rhis acc shall take effect from It's
passage.
Approved Nov. %, 1854.
No. - An act Goo amendment OF section 1908
OF the Revised Laws, rslaiing to Injuries to
trees.
10 is hereby enacted. ETC.
SEC. ]. Secf11 furty-Jwu hundred and three
OF the Revised Laws Is hereby amended So as
no read as fuiluws
A person who wilinIlv Injuries or DESTROYS
shade Or ornamental tree ztanding in nubiic
high vuv, park % common. burial ground 1r
cemetery, nr tree standing M a hith yHv in
a dangerous place which dpes. or will when
grown protect travellers from harm, shall he
lied NOS more than iftv nor less than i've daI-
lars. But this section shall not prevent the
'elec'men nv the proper authorities OF a village
from removing sucn trees when In their indy
meut. the pub ic gOud ur convenience requires.
SEC 2. This act shall take eh-ct from its
passage.
Approved nov. %. 1884.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

No. Alan act authorizing selectmen 10 pur-
chase rJad machine ..
lL l. hereby enacted, etc.
SEC. l. The selectInsn of any town in this
StaIe may purchase rOad machines at the ex-
lense OF and tor Use IN their respective t1wus
and in making Uut tue highway rare bills
nav lessen tue 1lle per cent u highway taxes,
80 that the aggregate Of highway taxes ami
expense Of road machines shall not exceed the
amount required by law u be raised tor hlgh
NaYs. Provided that the selecCnrn shall nut
no authorized "a deduct the expense from tue
highway TAX u more than Ona r0ad machine
IN any one year, uuless two or more road ma.
Chimes Gan be purchased Tor a sum not " ex-
ceed $3.50.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

No 2t-An act relating TO cattle guards.
IL is her ebv enacted 20,
Sec. /. No provisions NJ law relieving per
sons owning property adjoining a Aighvuv
from mIin,aining iences along the line " -1rh
highway, shall be held 10 relieve persons own.
ing or operating % -atlrOd frum maintaining
cattle gnArls At points where such railroad
crosses a highway it grade.
SEC ,. This act shall take effect from is
DAs-Agp.
Approved Nov 2G lSst
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

N0.3t-Au act relating " the bonds OF school
district rreAauIers.
II j. hereby enacted. etc.
SEC !. rret,nnsrs Of school districts before
entering upon their duties snail. DO required BY
a vote of the district or by the prudential .om-
mittee, give bonds % the district for che ttth-
ful Performance % the duties of their 1tfi,ss.
SEC. >. This act shall AXE elect from is
passage.
Approved Nov. p. 1851
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-19

No. An act In relation 20 the uurles Of
highway surveyors and certain other persons.
Tt Is her By enacted. etr..
SIC. /. Il shall NE the d1tv OF highwlv sur
vevurs Or any other person whose duty BE- &.
Seep the several highways ip this Sttte iu
repair, % ctu-e all trees and brush excepting
shade 0r tr1it trre~l 90 be cut ami removed
or the sptcs of eight feet from che centre linz
M ea,n -ite Of such lignwtys and io "a "a
remove AT overnt1-ing branches thnt shall
ln.trucr the public travel nu SUCH highways.
SEC. .. rhi. ,ct shall take effect IN The hrst
lav sf Nov 1876
Ann T. "a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-09-27

Mr.. Ht:"iim gave ne money and trans
por:ashen t" Pittsburgh aud departed
harnY. ielt gnn.3 VINES. more To hev a
dollar in my pokkit, and not to fear the
approach NV the condukter. hey bin
many times that it is ni.,mot"nouS. One
kin sit tnru the kentry 10y brin kicked
OF one trane and waitin far the next to
come only to he kicked of that. but it is
WARM onto the sect NV the trousiS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-09-27
ROMANCE OF A JOURNALIST.
How Henry II. Stanley Became the chief OF
living Explorers.
FL0nt liz PM lLH N,uzcLie

How Henry N. Stanley Became the Chief OF
living Explorers.
FroDs TIE RrH MH Go.cHe
1t is when relating some anGcdotc or
adventure from his plentiful storehonsc
that Mr.. StauIcyS face iiylltens up. aud
he permits himself to he even enthusiasts
tic. As one might expect from Il man
Who las lived 50 many years among na,
tive tribes, be has 4 remak5hic facility
i'll the use o! gesture which makes him
an admirable rrronttnr. Languages
come easily to him. Heaven only llncNs
how many he speaks, 1t is very pleas
ant 10 hear Mr.. stanley talk o' his early
days, when IL: had his hands full OF
Journalistic; work. H. was eiuls Injured
tn har,iShi;tS and h!,pdshrn IN th, civil!
war and i'll niany :. ski.nt!>h vita tie
Indians. Tn"ro was ti"r.n competition
ainruG the cores p!u'i.'at aitaCl',i I"
the different armies. AID the list ul.i.
rose |" the top. y record 81 ra,'E ,u,.., ;,
cnrr'>nond"nc.: WIS clrrjuiiy kr.,t, :,j.:
ii@ htt> Jul, Il ':t'.I'!.i;5 -.
- Mr. Stamlny'S p!"mptituin an.i alert
ness To seize every c'::i.c" c"s:stau1i,
st" ,i him IL good 'tca,i until one day.
while a cores ;,undert in M:rll il, isu rvceiv
ed Il telegram summoning Kim 50 Paris
Packing up Il few lac"aSa.ies IN Il prlt
manteau, he took the first train. arrived
in ID -.
Hotel. went up 10 Mr. Gordon Brunatt'H
bedroom and aroused that famous nrn&
paper proprietor lrom lis first sleep
Here am. What is it You wish "i
me - Aud it wis then that the Living.
Ston expedition WAS decided upon IN
brief conversation. IS me p@upIr say
that Livingston i, dead, some say he /,
alive. what :!p iph ~ t. ,;.iny t" loui,
fox him >"
Am i quito sure that | understand
yen" De lou mean NE 30 60 u the
heart OF Africa a:td organ. an eNprAi-
ton, auo bave You rcct,2mtd Ii" COST.
'CertaihIy.' Then accept tna con-
mission. WHEN viii yen START - TO
morrow n,o,nins there is nothing |,
kce? mo III Paris. ;neA a5 Mr. S;au
ley rose to sag @nti b..a. NJ. Ga.Gni,
Bennett remembered 4 d iz:n nth.r .ittiy
things which n,2h5 be done first. such
as the opening "t the SUI C..,ial. a visit
to Moscow and C"nsttn'lnople, 4 "Trip +,
Persia. an inspection of some exc tvaiions
at Jerusalem. aud So nn so NJ. stan
ley departed with this appalling series OF
commissions to fulfill. There i q beau
tiiul saving in the odd Testament which
have always kept before me, 'Whatso-
ever thy hand tindcth TO do, do it with
all thy might From the time when |
was a reporter on !ie New York press to
the present DAY, have done what have
set myself to do with will"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-09-27
A Pore Deer O!d Man who ILi-t All ,Is
Girls Twist Round"
From the Washington capital.

From the Washington Capitai
H:GEE HOTEL. Old POINT CUMFnHr. We.
September 10. l>>+.
DEAR MAR: Nc an par are havin' "A
hi old tiIGe here NOS too hi. | am
thinEin' | :eel kinder snealsin ahuut
it, but I'm a!rade par dou't. You know
when W. left Georgetown you ,nli me to
be 4 good boy, an take care of my pnie,
deer old father. Well, Eve been a good,
good bay, but my pore, deer o:d father
ANT urcdu' any takiu care ui, nntis.
The way he is Sp!udn' around here,
you'd most think lie could take care o..
the hold place. He sad las mite that if
| wrote 10 you about h NJ. he Il larrup
me good, and then took me in the candy
shop next door and said to the girl wot
keeps the place that this was his little
boy and to let hiH have wot lie wanted
and to charge it to him. bot five cents
worth of peeuuts while he was IN there,
but went back and got - worth OF cary
meiS and "A few other neSecrryS Of life.
But mi pore, deer old father can't give
yer Uncle Fuller tailii like that, athinkin'
all the while am ay"in' to keep mum
NiXey.
It's too much cusin, that's wat $ the
matter With mi pore deer Old father. lie
looks on the big book on the counter in
the offs, and he s"E, b; .iove, if here ain't
luck an ser wot. par, an he .rZ why.
here's ynut cousin. Sary Frndlrtnn, an
your cnuSiu julie Nanmetcr. from old
Wi"chestcr, hy.. on A"nr motherS side
an then he pulls out his mUrnrry ease
and takes out cald, an Scz to he dord
clerk behind lie book. send that nj to
4i9, and then he give IN, n quartrr, and
told me to 90 in hlthin'. Bat your Tn
Gle Fuller ain II" ""slin' and ht Just hung |
aroun' the parior door and KEEP his eye
peeled. Par stood before the mirrer and
fixed his bangs. aud smiled ami craw-
tished aroun like Il regular ,l"pd. Perty |
soon about six girls cpme i'll. aud mar, |
they were d#Sys Par kisst the whole
Cuttt twist, anu wanted 80 kiss EN- !
agaua, but they wouldn't have it. | .
,.,,,..
~, .,.,,.,a ,.io,.,a h,,c.,ro 7, ,.,aa
have frecklrS on the back to see him act .
o., ,.,I .o,, ,,t;,,,.i,, .u ,,,o .;,,,, ,,,,,.
n;. h,;,,,..o oid
.;., ,.;.,.,,. ,...-
become relashuned TO every one i'll the
IIiroo +,,.+ :, ,I ,I,, r,,,,,1o. c,o
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-09-27

1t wuz an nnforchnit veucher. wuZ
onlucky enGii to git into the City in the
mor'ir, and | reported to the Centred
Community. The yoosual thing ensood.
wuz invitid to take suthin. wic!l he'd
not the Spartan tirmnis to rcfooza. One
drink led to another, fur the active Dim
ocrisy nv Pittsburgh is drouthy. and by
the time night he'd come ana he'd cot
onto the platform | wuz fuller than
cote. opened up my valiSe aud com
mcnSt MY speech. When hey mana0-
script kin Speck, drunk or sober, aud
did speek. Did Srcck for any length
of time" Indec, did not. Their cum
mp from that awjence sich a storm Nv
impTecaShunS. sich howl NV derishun.
sich a minghn nv profanity ez never WIZ
hccrd. SpoSed it WIZ thcr way Nv ap.
plaudiu and went or. smilin. till a passed.
nv EN- rushed up on the platform aud
histeG me 3n, aud hustled me out into
the street
The next mornin ! seed it all. he'd,
in my intoXicashen. taken my Free Trade
speech out Nv the valise. and was firm
that off at Pittsbnrg awjence, every
man NV wich wuz a iron manonfaktIer
Like drunken ass, wuz demonstra.
tin to 4 awjencc NV workers in iron that
a tariff on iron wuz wuSS nor highway
robbery. and doin it under the authority
nv the Dimnkrltie NAshnel Sentral Com
nifty
1t WIZ a mercy that wuZn't killed on
the spot,
Mr.. Barnum heerd NV it and to wuust
offered me to either take an oath never
to fetch likiser agin. or percced home
lie writ thus:
''ln campane like ours, witch is mix
ed, absloot sobriety is essenshel to pre-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-09-27

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Don't Look Like II Wreck.

''Wh hen man is going down Hill every
body is ready to give him Il kick" Yes,
that is so. 1t is sad, but natural. Why,
many a man and woman, seeking employ
ment, would have got it if their hair hadu I
been 50 thin and gray. One bottle of Par
ker's Hair Balsam is then the best invest
ment 1t stops falling hair, promotes new
growth and restores color. Clean, highly
perfumed, not Il dye. a great improve
ment over any similar preparation, and sold
at the low price of soc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-09-27

vent mistakes. A man with Hkker in
him cannot be trusted to carry about II
different speeches, adapted to the wants
Nv II different sets nv opinyuns. No man
kin be Dimekratic campane Speaker
this yeer wich cannot be trusted to take
the rite speech ont nv his valise.'
w course | cant travel. or, fur that
matter, stay at home, without my reglcr
supplies, and SO | resincd. Better &C
cashnel drink at Bascom's than none a:
all on the road. Regler eatin is suthin,
but regler drinks is more neSsary.
hope to get an appointment to speck
i'll one scckShun, wher one speech will
answer, but | will take no more mixed
chances.
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NASI5A~.
Mr.. Nasty Goes to New York 10 Receive In
structions for II StuIuping Tour-His At
tempt ana Failure.

CONFEpEEATE y ROADS
(Nlch i III the State nv kentucky.
September 10 1881
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A TwO-HOrSe Power ThreSher
"A and Cleaner. has been in use but is yet in
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July26tf JOHN PARTRIDGE
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(Nictitn nv Appetite.
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any form, take Ayers Ague Cure at once
to prevent the DEVELOPMENT of the dis
ease, and continue until health is rest3r-
ed, as it surely will be by the use of this
remedy. \ cure is warranted in every
instance.
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