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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-29
Timely suggestions About Pneumouia.

This Is the time of year when 50 many per-
sons fall victims to pneumonia and other
lung diseases. Hence, we call attention to
the following interview with a prominent
physician
What is pneumonia 2"
Pneumonia is an acute lung disease, and
commences with a severe chill and fever. IL
seems to be an affection of the lungs, but it
is really caused By the bloc being impover-
ished by the non-removal of natural acids by
the liver and kidneys Pneumonia is always
proof of diseased kidneys and liver Indeed,
this is true Of many other lung disorders
also.
Pneumonia is a very dangerous disease and
the patient must be treated with hot drinks,
and the chest be covered with mustard poul-
tices, and then call the best physician
How would you prevent such diseasesF'
by keeping the skin, liver, bowels and
kidneys in healthful activity. Then the blood
is free from acJd posons and pneumonia
need not be feared" For this purpose we
know of nothing better than DR.. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy, which is highly
reputed specific FOR all liver, kidney, bowel
and blood disorders. 1t is made, we believe,
at Rondout, N. Y, sells for one dollar a bot
tie, and is the best and surest of all house
hold remedies.
Pneumonia is very common and fatal, and
whatever will prevent its ravages is worthy
the highest commentator. Albany Evening
Journal
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-29
Twilight Phenomena at the Equator

Twilight phenomena of similar char
acter to the appearances lately so preva-
lent were, according to letters, observed
in the island of Mauritius. This is es-
pecially remarkable as in that island,
situated twenty degrees above the equa-
tor, night, as a rule, follows the day
without any noticeable transition. On
several evenings, however, there was a
splendid glow in the west quite half an
hour after sunset, and when night had
fairly set in this glow soon extended over
the whole sky, being reflected on the
clouds and covering the island with a
purple tint. The sea is described as APP
parently on fire, the vessels and their
masts looking black, and standing out in
bold relief. The same phenomenon was
observed before sunrise.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-29
A LADY Made a Citizen.

Mrs Emily 5. Smith, widow, has
been made a citizen of the United States
in the municipal court at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Smith was born in England in 1910,
and came to America when eleven years
of age. She has resided in Milwaukee
for the past twelve or fifteen years. The
lady went to Dakota last spring ana
took up a homestead near Harold, and in
order TO acquire perfect title to the
land she was advised to renounce for
ever all allegiance to Queen Victoria and
become a naturalized citizen of the
United States, her husband having neg
lected to take out his second papers,
The clerk of the court says this is the
second instance of the kind during his
incumbency of the office-six years.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-29
MORRIS & IRELAND,
BOSTON MASS.

U-e the Ma yneton Appliance Co.'s
MAGNETIC LUNG PR0TECT02
PRICE ONLY So.
They are pricele 8 to Ladies, Gentlemen
and Child-en W tn weak lungs; no case Of
pneumonia or Group IS ever known where
the garments are worn. They also prevent
and Gu heart fficu.t.es, colds, rheumatism,
neu algil, throat troubles diphtheria, ca
h, and all kindred disea.e'. Will wear
an service for three years. Are worn over
the unde"c.o hing.
nhThPRU 1t IS needless to describe the
Uni nlllll symptoms of this nausea Is dis
ease III t is saPping the life and strength of
only too many of the fairest and best of b 9TH
sel g.. Il abb study and re 'earchin Anne lea,
Europe and Eastern lands, have resulted in
tie Magnetic Lung Protector, affording one
for catarrh. 70 needy which contains ne
dragging O. I. system, and with the con-
tinuols stream of mag letism Iermeatng
through the afflicted organs, must restore
them 10 n healthy action. We place our price
for this Appliance at less h II one twentieth
o. the I ri o asked by o hers for remedies
upon which you Ike all the chances. and we
especially invite the patrona 70 Of the many
persons who have tried drr gging their
stomacEs without effect
HOW TO OBTAIN gnf A d2uEssi and do ask *
for them. If they have not got them, write
10 the p:o2rieto-s, inclosing the price, in
letter al our risk, and they will be sent to You
at once by mail, postpaid. Send stamp for
the New Departure in Medical Treatment
without M d cine,' with thousands of testi-
monals. THE MAGNETON APPLIANCE
CO., 2l8 State Street, Chicago. Ill.
NoTF.-Send one dollar in postage stamps
or currency lin letter at our risk, witA size
of shoe usually worn, and try pair of our
Magnetic Insoles, and be convinced of the
power residing In our Magnetic Appl ances.
Positively no cold feet where they are worn,
or NOR ey refunded.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-29
ATHLOPH0ROSegES VI Eag
No. 2.
@ PlNO- PALMINE Ba

II this big battle between Winter and
Spring don't soon stop, somebody will get
hurt. The freezes and thaws, fogs and
winds, driZZleS and sleetS, shake conStitu-
tons like an earthquake.
Have you ever read-of course you have,
though-of how the folks up in the logging
camps sleep warm and dry all winter on
bed Of pine boughS, never catching cold,
never feeling changes in the weather, al
ways ready for their work and hominy,
getting fatter and stronger every day?
Barring the camping out, that's just what
you do when you sleep on Pino-Palmine
mattress 1t isn't spruce or hemlock, but
the balsamic Florida pine, fuller Of turpen-
tine and fragrance.
It's cured, though-and by the way our
new process OF curing, patented Sept. 18TH,
1882, produces q material far superior to
the old way.
Wewish we could tell you about this curing
how all the medicinal resins are preserved,
how the Pine Palmine gets to be dryer and
q better non-conductor than any known
bed-fllling, how it is made TO retain its col
or, elasticity and resistibility-and we will
some day when time and space permit.
Il is enough now to say that SO high an authority
DR.. j. A. Macarthur, of Lynn Mass, writes us a
follows: " have used one OF your P1no-Palmin
mattresses for some time and the result is am mucl
benefited Of an Asthma which has troubled me 70
years"
If there isno agent near you, send orders,
with length and breadth of bed, to Agent
Pino-Palmine Co, lis Water ST., Boston, Mass.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-29

Easy 70 use. certain cure Not expensive. Three
months, treatment In one package Good for Gold
In the Head Headache. Dizziness, Hay Fever &C.
ftny oenb by all Druggists, or by mail.
h L. HAZELTINE- Warren, Pa.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-29
The Hon. Bflla Flint.

Life Senator of the Dominion Parliament,
Belleville, Ontario, Canada, writes: 81
tried st. Jacobs Oil for ague in my face
and tootheache. 1t acted like charm.
A few times rubbing with it took away
all soreness and pain; far better than hav-
ing them drawn at the age of seventy
seYen.n
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-29

Several kinds of hard wood lumber arc
gradually coming into use which few
years ago were unnoticed. Beech is one
of them. Beech has fine grain, is
quite durable and is used in the manu-
facture of school and church furniture,
chairs etc
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-29
Caution TO Dairymen.

Ask for Wells, Richardson & Cos Improved
Butter Color. and take no other. Beware Of
all limitations, and of all othe, oil colors, for
every other one is liable to become rancid and
spoil the butter into which it is put. If yoI
cannot get it write to us at Burlington, IT.,
to know where and how 10 get it without
extra expense. Thousands of tests have been
made and they always prove it the best.
.. The North American Indians especially the
Seneca tribe, made such frequent use of petro-
leum that for many years it was only known
as Seneca Oil Now it is known as Carboline,
the Wonderful Hair REVIEWER.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19

This state of affairs may have some les
sons of value to US. 1t is possible that
some may read an essay On protection IN
the fact that many laboriDg men OF Europe
are made to pay from 10 to 20 confines more
per pound for meat than if American pork
were admitted freely. In Switzerland a
very different policy prevails, and Amerl'
can meats, lards, ETC., are sold on their
merits, and as result are preferred goodF.
MIR. Mason declares that the name :" Amer
lean" as applied TO these provisions, Is
their highest recommendation.
The whole subject dispassionately con-
sidered appears OF very much greater i'm
portance than its meIe effect upon the
trade in hog products, The total failure of
that commerce with Europe would not
cause panic in the United States but
the principle involved, and the possibili-
ties to which the exclusion policy under
mask may lead, make the question one for
grave consideration. A precedent is about
to be established, policy declared, and it
is essential We should move in the right
direction, and one in which we can con-
tinue. Thus far retaliation appears to be
and we believe is the proper temporary
policy necessary to the establishment OF
international regulations for the exclusion
of really dangerous articles of food.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

\ man 60 years Of age, known SIS Fred,
died suddenly at tine corner of Laavenworth
and Warrington streets Thursday night, sup
nosedY from heart disease. lie came here in
1919 and mas Of late been leading @ yaCsbJud
life
Thursday afternoon three of The military
prisoners worAir. near Black Point escaped
from the guard. Frank Howard one Of the
runaway trio, was found dru1k on hearuy
street Thursday ri4bt, aud was taken to the
lookup By officer Motif.
The specie exported from San Francisco in
1883 averaged over 81, Geo OJO per month,
The smallest remittance for any month dur
ing the year was last July, when tbs total
was only SPY, 80. The largest remittance
was made il December, when ths total was
SL67S, G7G.
Assessor Holt has collected poll tsX from
81, 42l persons at the rate Il s., and from
> tjT at the rate If IS. making total Of NS2,-
2l1, Of which the law allows him TO retain az
commission, Sl2550. OK the number who
paid poll tax Is, S9l were Chinese. Taere are
"a 95f de!irQuents.
The Supreme Court Thursday afternoon
made the following order in the Majors case:
" 1t is ordered that the warrant heretofore
issued by said Superior Court Of Alameds
county, for the execution of the death pen
atty on the 18th day Of January, 1884, be by
consent of the counsel Of the respective par
ties stayed, pending the appeal Of the case of
The People vs.. Lloyd J.. Majors, and until
further orders of this Court
Thursday evening about fifty citizens met
at the Palace Hotel to discuss the Worlds
Fair PROJECT. After an animated discussion
regarding ways and means, with no decided
result, the committee adjourned having
elected the following officers President,
Governor SJoueman Vice Presidents, W. T,
Coleman aud George Q. Perkins; Secretary,
Marcus u. B1ruck Treasurer /. Sioss;
Finance Committed. NJ. Scott, Charles
koher, Noses Heller and w. W. Montague.
Freight;-C to the squatser settlement on
thu ocean beach must hereafter be done over
the Cliff House road. Tae frequent appear
anca IN tine PaIk Of heavi,y laden freight
wagons h.1ud for the beach, prompted The
Park Commissioners 10 saforce aH ordnance
which expressly provides that mo lrsy,
truck wagon, cart ny other vehicle Carrying
or If 30, carrying, emp yed regularly in car
r. ing goods, etc, -EdI make of the Park
road thor5ughfars for their convenience.
Two arrests have been already made sud one
tine imposed under the ordnance
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.


There have been terrible snow-storms in
Bulgaria, and the Vsrna Railroad is blocked
with snow
Senator Slater of Oregon has been sp.
pointed on the Committee on Commerce in
place OF Farley, excused.
Speaker Carlisle will be the guest of the
Free Trade Club of New York ct the annual
dinner early in February.
The funeral Of Herr asker will he cou
Quoted on grand scale in Berlin. Numer-
Gus societies from aN parts Of Prussia have
decided to send deputies to yae fupersl
II is seated that the bill Of Sensto- Gibson
Of Louisiana Tor the ab-ogation Of the Ha.
wSiiau trssty will be passed Immediately
sitter hual action on the Mexican treaty.
Sir Stafford Northcote, the Conservative
leader Of the House OF Commons. hiss iss,ad
the usual circular summoEIug his supporters
t. NEE. February 5;h for in plrtAut business
Representative Henley says the Committee
on Public Lands will move a Suspension Of
the rules on Monday next and pass the bill
forfeiting the land grans clsined by the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
After an acrimonious and violent debate in
the Lower House Of the Prussian Diet Thurs
day, further consideration Of the bill taxing
incomes derived from personal property was
LSAeALGd ~ q eSASNN NNtilAAl-NS- "a NNtlt1 AFd
members.
The past season At the Metropolitan Opers
House, New York. the losses in opera
amounted to Sj$. 600. and t.e question has
been mooted SIS TO whether tue deficit is to be
borne by Abbey or by the stockholders Of
the house.
Resolutions were offered in the Board Of
Inspectors of Steam Vessels meeting, at
Washington, 70 amend the rules SO that steam
whistles. safety valves and AL boilers, and sets
of boilers have attached TO them rs least one
steam gauge, which shsil correctly indicate
pressure equal 20 the hydros,stio pressure ap.
piled by local inspectors.
The Bankrupt Law Convention in Wash
iDgtou has decided 50 submit 60 Congress the
Lowell bill as amended. 4 resolution was
also adopted directing each Of the CONNER
Cial bodies represented in Che Convention to
urge the bill al pied by the Convention upon
the attention o.. the Senators and Represent
atives If their respective districts, and sd-
jpurned.
Secretary Chandler hiss reported to the
Senate chat there were ninety two vessels on
the naval register in November, 1883. OF
ta=s-, twenty were bulls prior 10 the rebsll-
ion, thir.y-one during ths wa, ana forty
cle since the close OF h5s.iG.ie- Tne oriei-
Gsl cost of the nineiy-tw7 vessels was $40. 100
90: repairs. S41. POO SD; total crs+. ssh
s97 49,. The repairs exceeded tie original
cost Si04 POS.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19
raIs unRHINe,s NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted
ut 1921 for Is Of 1907, 114s for As 1OI for
BIS; sterling, 81 S3g4 IS; 100 for S. 100 for IS ;
silver bars, 1l5g
Silver in London, sod; consols, Iol Il l6d; per
cent United States bonds, extended, 1O5; As, 127
rs, M.
In san francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
sS@ssl cents.
No business Of importance was transacted in the
mining share market at San Francisco yesterday.
At Borden, Fresno county, yesterday, lively
fight took place between railroad men and tranlps
Additional particulars OF the burning Of the
Montozuma Hotel at Las Vegas ". NJ, Thursday
are given this morning.
An explosion Of dynamite at Allentown, Pa, yes
tarday, killed three men, Injured three others and
destroyed three small buildings.
Edward Tappsu has confessed a. Hunters Point,
L. l., that he and his brother murdered Mis- May
bee and her aughter at Bro1kyilie.
An earthquake shock was felt yesterday morning
in North Carolina.
Judge E r " son has been chosen United States
Senator by The Maryland Legislature.
c. p. Huntjn. ton VS. -etoge the House Commit
tee ON Public Lands ia Washington yesterday, on
bcaaif OF thg California and Oregon Bail cad Com
paay.
The lwall Of a burned factory fell in New York
yesterday, crushing an adjoining building.
King Alfols5 has accepted the resignation Of the
Spanish Ministry.
Neighboring farmers plo1ed fifty acres Of Par
nalrs land Thursday
The work OF obstructing the Canton river has
been suspended by the Chinese.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19
TBE PRINCIpLE OF EXCHANGE.

Relative superiority at different points
is the only reason in the world why trad.
ing parties ever exchange products. Now
because we can make better wagons, fur
niture and sewing machines than Mexico,
and she can send us sisal, logwood, indigo,
etc, to better advantage than we can 9th.
erwise secure it, we proposed to exchange {;
that is, to give our superior products for
her superior products. Now, can good rea-
son be shown why this should not have been
done? If Mexico made equally as good
wagons and furniture as the United States,
there would exist no motive for an ex-
change, nor could there be any exchange
at all between us as TO such goods. Elk
change, then, is Tor mutual gain; it can
be for nothing else. But we were told that
Mexico proposed to admit other countries
to like privileges with ourselves. Admit
it, what then? Ii is the argument Of the
hog, and does not rise above the level of
the trough. The whole trouble in ali this re-
eiprooity business was, that the people per
ceivad free exchange to be a good thing for
them; but those who live upon their neces-
sites also perceived that it would not be
good thing for their business, for it put in
a wedge that promised to open wider and
wider the exclusive policy until finally it
would have been rent in twain, and the tax
on the consumer for the producers benefit
be no longer tolerable. The Senate has,
however, rejected the treaty but the prin.
cpIes we have stated remain. We believe
the rejection to be serious blow to the
trade opportunities of California.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Adyices from Hicioria.

VICTORIA. January 1Ssh.-Dr. Masters
died ye3terdsy at New Westminster. DR..
Frickletou, late of Ysle, formerly of South.
ampton, Oat., also died there yesterday.
At Lytton. VIM. Davenant, son Of Captain
Devenant, of the Dominion steamer Sir
james Douglas, was badly injured in the
left arm, by the sudden explosion of gun.
Carey was elected Mayor Councillors
Gowen, John Robertson and J. r. Robert
son, for the Johnson-street Ward; Weigles-
worth, Vigulens and Porter, for the Yale
street Ward; Boyd, Mccullough aud McKil.
licau, for the james Bay Ward
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19

THE CHURCH PUNKAH,-A popularity
of the churches in India is the punksh.
which is framework of wood covered
with cloth and with a deep white frill.
Rows OF these hang from end to end OF the
church, suspended from the ceiling and
are swung by ropes, which pass through
holes in the wall, and are pulled by ma:
tives lin private houses there are relays OF
punkah coolies, who relieve guard night
and day. Why some simple machine has
never been devised to do this tedious work
is matter for wonder, but some one sug-
gests that no machine would do it Tor I'd.
day, which is the wages of these men
certainly none would be so noiseless. And
the gentle Hindu has no objection to work
that merely involves sitting still and pull
ing rope. The effect of these rows OF
great white.frilled fans chasing one another
irregularly, up and down the church, is
positively bewildering, Sometimes they
seem TO overtake those in front of them,
then they are just left behind. After
while, as You watch them, the effect be-
comes soporifc To the parson it must be
exceedingly irksome to preach to an invis-
ible congregation, now revealed for sec
ond, now again hidden in white moving
clouds of cotton, Belgravis,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19
A LONDON SWELL.

The manners and customs OF our very
young men are, in esthetic language. 'dls-
tinctly precious" l called on one OF these
youths yesterday morning Is to say,
at "post meridian 80 thinking to find
him up and dressed ready to 60 for an
afternoon " lurch, as it is called, and
make call or two. | found him out of
bed, it is true, but by no means ready to
go out into the damp, foggy streets. He
was arrayed in black velvet dressing suit
lined with amber satin, and was trying to
eat breakfast composed of hot pickle sand
witches and eggs served on auchovy toast
His toilet implements, all OF gold, were laid
out in the dressing-room. Il . never travels
without a dressing bag containing similar
precious objects as well as cigar and cigar
cite cases, all in what l believe Is called
eighteen. karat gold. On the table lay sew
eral sets Of studs, for my friend had evil
IDENTIFY been unable TO decide upon the set
he should wear in the evening. The great
central North Foreland lighthouse dia-
mond.stud having gone out of fashion, he
was hesitahng between flies made Of sap
phires and diamonds, beetles of emeraids
and diamonds, and spiders with bodies
of cat's-eyes, diamond legs and ruby heads
The owner Of these agreeable Jewels looked
terribly fatigued. He confessed to being
quite worn out by the exertion of trying
on clothes which ais tailor had just taken
away. The operation had been a severe
one and had lasted for long while. Not
unnaturally l asked what he had ordered
for the winter.
"On, said he, l have been very eco.
nomicsl this winter. l have only ordered
an overcoat lined with fur, six dozen of
white waistcoats and four suits of evening
clothes.
I inquired where was the bread to this
intolerable quantity of sack, the morning
clothes to correspond to tus inordinate
mass of festive raiment. The reply was
characteristic
q have ordered none at all. 1t is sim.
ply waste OF money to order winter morn
ing clothing when you winter in London.
1t is always dark before l go out, and it
saves time to dress for dinner at once. You
wonder at my white waistcoats . l never
wear one twice They are useless after
they have been washed. They never tit
after they have been in the clutches OF the
lsupSTess.
fTosard o'clock we dined together at
the Orleans, where the boy is excellent
and The cookery very good, or Mr. Sam "
Ward would not be seen there so frequent
ly. Then we went to the Gsiety Theater.
My young friend never orders single stall
for any theater, but always two, in case he
should meet friend. From the theater
we went, after looking in at two clubs, to
a theatrical supper party, which lasted till
4, and then to the Baccarat Club, where
the banker was having, for once, bad
time got cab in st. James street at .
o'clock, and so home to bed, leaving my
young friend and two.score more OF the
same way of thinking, hard at it. They
told me the game rarely breaks up till !,
and Sunday morning sometimes holds out
till church time-which explains the use
lessness of morning dresses. London Cor
respondence New York Tribune.