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Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

THenkIrk hIm ouf. sruf BIN. irff hlmt
ur las uH rlENf fire. snI fn tfal.
Tnff fn iir. fIsI mean tn llfrs
Urau rursrs uu trr tuTfrrNra1
runrsu .f.ru aruFr. "a "a
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

. human skull the slIe Of walnut s
b,lus ethihltei IN Ohio II 10 showa s
an evidence that the state ~" never in'
hablt.d By giants.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

CLOVER BrrrEEs has proved 70 oe ns
only true ani safe remedy 10 fscs " -
.ure core for al Femsie Diseases ~ .''oeI
f,rm. Yoar Drugxlst keeps y. '"s
u,nt relief Try lt Price only Doc
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

How CAT vAnr A CtocN srGiNr r-
William Esing. 90 ConemAush. Pennsyl.
,ania. na highly respected gentleman
.boui sixty years q ase and "a mem.
bef Ia god gaaiing ~ ihe Disciples
Church. The necessity for these state
meats wlll appear night away. IN Nj.
Esings house were tso clocks. one dosn
.,aif, ani ihe other up. which had not
moved "a two years. 4 tinker was re-
cea,ly called ia % repair The down-sialrs
c.ock While b. ~a. ~ wofk Mr Nv
ias'.cat. q vefy iaislugen, animal. jump
"a apoa tte table 90 which the clock
stood anl clo.ely watched al ihA, Wa
done. Ai,ef che o,ock bad been hKed
.ni made % strike again the cat disap.
peared. some time later The clock up
stairs va heard % strike. The mem
Der. u the family. in great surprise.
hasicnsd up stairs and ~crc asionlshcd
10 fnl that ths cat had opened the eloek
door and. By inserting it paws among
i,. wotk,. hal actually oyercons the 90.
,,acle % its running. They stood ani
watched ii and saw ii strike The pendu-
EN- With one Of IN, font paws. just a.
,he tinker bad done With the down-sialfs
clock. The cat DID no, se, the hand'.
ior the rcAson. perhaps, iha, i DID not
Know the precise time,
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24
scorrs EMuLsIoN oF PuRE

Con LIyER on WIN Hrrofnosrhifts.
Espso,ally Tsluabis f0r CAadrsa.
Dr. J. n. Frayser. Memphis, Tenn says
Il have used SCOTS Emulsion for many
years, and regard it a. svsluable medicine
Tor the diseases. of sduits. for infsnt- IN
leethlbg. and broken down systems 10
Children"
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24
Cxx "a n. BurIER

whes yoaag ma l. aig'rlar thi e.e .,',
len hin by his gr,nifsth.r' e,a !, % s"'
A. A. r.x.llox in hl. ancestral hAns'
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

Mason. Feb. ttb, issj
NJ. Eiior-Df1r Nir:
In looklog over some Old papers ! founi
mi. piece entitled The American Copper
head" written hy our Veteran soldier
Geo. "a. Browu. while ln The army, ani
thinking pefhsps. that although u l. qnite
ancient. ii would be- well D. have IL PROT.
ed. A. many woald be pleased % see H. u
yoa will print IL yoa will vcfy greatly
oblgc Yours Rospy,
J ~ nEAN.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

Yes. this iss world of change" pen
siyeiy remarks q contemporary. The edit.
or has probably succeeded in collecting -
cents for a months trial trip.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24
Iir ANralc,N oorrrRuE,p

rur ANEmc,N CorrrEuEap.
oar glorious Conntry D. bleeding no~,
rrace ami quiet both afc rci.
Who ftloiccs ~ the sisnif
Tho CaVcn toppsrhrai.
o.
oar nthers nsr Il rent in tsain.
All rnrry O. each shrci.
Who laughs to soc % thlfl
Tho cosari topperhcai
m
on .1uihern soii Ten thousand lic.
fald los ~ rctsl leai
Who slth zlrT luuas unf
lho blaCk souici tnppefhcad
No~ Enriani'. sons arr in iae nEhi
uf on tnr nfil lIr deal
Whn cfirs. "tls Eossi tnungh'f
Thc Cufsci toppefaead
Anicaus sons have mst thc ~.
Aud sfani o. riEni, "a saii
Who scufus io have % tuus
To tncakiuE NoppcfhoA1
N
tn ancient times on eastern bu,.
Nfrn filIri shilr CO. .o fci
who = vor.s thsn Nefol
fnr American tupprfpeaA
va
In urfffrhrm Yrarf long ago,
u.rui in'ant's uio.si ill snci'
nnf a. better uas iicfu.ii tnan
rn0 u0sigrn 'nTFTrhrsi
Vm
IN carly tfmes In i.iens ground,
MO nnfnrf Nfr as HUi.
lotto fhr rar.irn a sfrrrni came
Tnst sss tu0 father tuQirrhfai'
"a
Tsrarrh rrfafInn ffum Shore io shoffs
ufaI fnst on earth tfrals
Tfr mranrsf thInr thrfr fHlni n,
rnr Nurtnrrn tUrirf fhrsi
Nytais ls inii hlt tsss noi done,
ltnsn urn. takr aenri iusi.al,
uVlf f.r rfIaeIs lnsn,
All even lnrrffnrsi
Tor there werrIng In sVtrY home,
All hIfffr tear arr snrl,
nrf there is nn pIff in fno
Heart of r. topl-rhrei
Az
IN s.afrfrn vairs fr1r vomsn siani
FIiIni slfh fear AL iIrtit
trflnr shame un fhr
pssfari t0Qprrhral
Nu
TrenkIrk tIm oui. sraf BIN. icef him,
ua has nH fIEff fire. snII fn tftai.
tnff fn ile. fll mran in Nfcs
Heap Cursrs un co. tnTFFfN'AA
ruursu 0fru GrutrAt "a
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

snd the many Threat Affections % children.
promptly, pleasantly and safely relieved ~
: Roush on Coughs rroches lsc.. bsissn fc-
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

Blessed h the man that has no ther-
mOns,er; for be shall never know how
hot he u.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

Three or -four hoars every night coughing Co
" Rough on Coughs rroches. lsc. BaisAn. lsc
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24
Guardians Sale sf ReaI Estate.

Pursuant 70 q nesnss mon ne Honorsb.s ysasil
q Pun. o. Pri,ss !. ~ % % ne so day q 20
ruary, A. ID. l-<s, q tee o'cloek n ne fer.
q he store of l.. 4 Giles % q ksss b'S -
ND q All Coasty. ell ths rifnt. tae - .l.or
hsirs - sa1 nsownhei1. have n snd ~ ns - n
ne kreA ro>s on ne homestsAd fgs ge.,.
lata is1ha Lsvs ". Brovs, snss'sd o. "''
zEsrs o wESTwoErH, GsArsss'
Dated shis - dsy offssruAry, pS
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

"RoUGu ON PAN" PoRoUsED PLAsrsR;
strengthening. Improved, the beet for bach.
ache, pains In chest or eide. rheumatism. nsu-
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

Communication for this Department should
b. sent ths editor. W. n. k.srsAS. tNss sun
ner. Me-
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24
WipR AMAKa

for children. SLOW IN development puny en-
delicate. use ~ Wells Health Rcnsver.-
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24
D Rnrnn nN IIcn. ?

CATARRnAL THRoAr AFFEcrfoss,
Hacking, Irritating Coughs. Colds, sore Throat
'urcd ~ "nough on Coughs- Troches, lse.. {.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24
A WAR POEM

WKITTEN ~ ONE oI ouh NEii-ANo"N
CoKREYONpHNr, wniiE SoipiEh AT
TuE fEONT.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

n you are failing. broksn. ~orn oat sni nsr.
yous. use wells Health Renever.- o.. A.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

u.-CoNUNnKCA STORY.
cuArrHRL
Mr.. English was an enthusiast on tae
subject Of botany. ani a. he was nan oi
means Yea will not be Surprised % learn
that the extensive grounds surrounding
his Zoe residence were devoted % The cul-
turr % rare. curious AMI beautiful plants.
lie had greenhouses hllcd with tropical
piants. aai in nooks well protected ron
The uoonisy sun grew The plants OF TAR
cooler climate than that In which he lived
A miniature .orcst Of one hauirct trecs
contained no two trees of The sane spe-
Clcs.
10 one part n his grounis was cvcry Va
ricty % cactus knoNn. making by iaf the
hc.t collection of this carioas divlsloa OF
the vegetable world ln America In their
various seasons. hls grounis Nere gN
with tulips. hyaclnths, hlics, astefs, YER
bsnas. haisams. tkhuAs. gsrAnllms. "a
chlas. ani hundreds OF fowcrs of which
90 not even know the nAmrs They were
- beautiful that people oteu came mAnY
miles O. see them In foNcr. Bat have
told yoa euoagh for The prcscnt
cnarrtu ~
Near the residence of Nc English lived
Mr. Preach. q nan d whom TIE studN ul
zoology was A. much ~ Nas thc stuiY oi
hotany to he former. Qaiie collection
of anima's be bad. 100, thai - oi The
smaller kinds. his Only large animals being
pair % hautsome girafcs. ior which De
hai refused several liberal ofers from man
agsfs % travelling mcnagcrics. n To
NoAh's ark. he hAi two % each klud, Ani
his coIlcctiou embraced kangaroos, opos-
sans. yarioas flr-b,Aflug animals, sesefN
species % monkeys. sioihs. porcupiu,.,
isnNcs. IackAis. ant-eAisrs. etc. You vii
sec that have iamhlet The flf.rcnt kinis
together wlthout any system, bot MI
Preach hai them al ciassidei. AL cosi
tel yoa al About thslf hAh.ts
.Cusrrra ff
whAi two anlmAs In Mr frcacl's col
lection resemble one % the plaais gfoNn
By Nj Eugllsai
wiCAEp VIII
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24
XnnnIINa Coran

"weli.' Health Rene-er" restores health an,
viror, cures Dyspepsia. etc. o..
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

Get on the rghi 'iie OF 'hs s ~
,oa would grow TAT InN W ~ w
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24
pRErTy WOMEN

kOteH on lootuACht
Instant relief fOr Neuralsia. ToothAehe, Face
sChe. Ass for " Rough on TOOthacke- - and
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

Paipitafion, Drop.icAl --eilinss. DiEsiness, In.
digestion, ucadAchc, sleeplessntss cured ~
b Wellsf Health heneser"
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

I.aie. who .99la rs,.,s i,. t,s.aas ,'., sna ',
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

ROUGn on PAIS fOROUssD PLASTER.
strengthening. improved, the best for back
arhs. pains In chest Or side. fhcumsiism, neu'
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

lhlll6O. kOlA lSLiND q PAllflC III
rr rs -rrrrs ras.rr1 IL - urs. crrre1Is 80
Nasr arf IrH Nrsf ~ .rr s-.-trsI r-aie. 80 cas-
r.aa raaar. arHs. .r".I rHaHsH Il. nals. taIHea1
f.. s..sJ - isf''l 4,
ras t.e per'. 80 ~ t.s 81 -
l-rsrs D. rla. l-g.ri = .-lf. "A 80 -. ~.
naa.r.f.. Nar U.s.ras 49, 49, nerfen Ns-
-rr'-r .srs. 80 atr 80 Tee II lIn.as -
L" IrH IT rH aHrrF Ira II 1r'srrr In."sar a"t
M.HHr N"nra Nsn ira rs o. 49, NHIs
- e. ..HaI e.. HH Naa. "a lnn NauIUa
"AIBEsr liza ROUTE"
Nre e. u.rrrf tlra. 80 $3.50 - Narka.
49, 30 rHrn.H .ar Ir.nH .a. HHrU r.r. ut
...a erarH.f hHss Nnarfar - a.a0ta a.
60 rF...H. l...sII..H irlI1s '.r. sIa
N.t.aHs .s 81 -slsT H'te. 80 N.asa's h.aHass-
~ lt 80 .-l.I'.. ~
I.-sr-s - ss,a e. a. rr.r-I1.al Elrssi C--a. in
na u..r rt sts.rs as Nsnsis
uaErsEr rrerEnf frrrasa arf rsfrs 81 fsrs a.
saIs - coulatills tast $50 - aiFals
. u ssts.lsi .af.rusiilr.ssi tts Nss.slt Ecit-
GREAT ROCK ISLAND RourE
kfgcar uasrusf Eicsri Qnos lr sttre.s
=. =. CAolG. G.sr. joss.
NrrrrrH Ga 80 60 Ia q fsss a.
CHICAGO.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24
C.sTORfk.


wh,, B.by va. sick, We gave her Csstors'
49, a. .ass Clili, she cried for ,ss,or,s'
wesn she -ss Miss. she elnns to e.s,.ss ,..,''.
wss', az hal Chiliren. she gave them 's''"s
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

Z yea a.s losing yOaI srg on liis. w . wsI.'
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24

Ask for Wells Roagh on Corn.- lse, Quics,
complete cure. llAri OF son t0rns. banions'
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-24
TIE HoMEMAKER.s COLUMN.

The following report Of the Sanitary
Science Clab. !. copied from the Boston
Journal Of Feb 7. The fac, that such
subjects are discussed by club q col
lege graduates. shows that these matters
are considered Of mow importance than
once. and are nov fading their night
places.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16


The second story Of the brick school
house 10 district No 20 1t Chester il be-
ias finished off for high school purposes.
Fed W. Farnham Of West Fairlee,
has 'bsaA appointed postal agent between
Newport, Vt. and Springfield. Mass,
ia place a eamuel L. Chapman Of Spring
Geld, VI
Cyrenus Houglson, an old and promi-
uert farmer Of Wee&stock, was instantly
killed Tuesday BY kick from . horse
which be was attemptingAc catch in his
pasture.
s. b. Pettengill, formerly Of ". Albans.
has, il is said. bought the Portland. Ore,
Standard, morning paper, aud announces
Abat he will continue to publish it as .
1euocratic daily.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

1As ieks si vsskingnn ~ ~ dk-
atisnsd Win thsas saploynsas q
tAsss employers = tesss vsew
V issvs Il 10 dsaisd, but 4 vii
s<vw b ccscsdsd isthh eossssy
that they can b. permitted = rssost 70
violence vhsa other nee ars wiling 70
tAls The places they have asds vs0ast
All nss have n sqssl right 70 vosk. end
when strikers attempt 70 prsvsss oshsFs
iron working BY threats and sbs employ.
meat Of force they become ncsopslists Of
the worst clsAs. bssidsa bsisgise dissr<dis
upon shs csuss Of labor. which Il Y the
interest Of every good cisissa y uphold.
II 10 therefore 70 b. regrsttsd shst sueh
scenss - hare recently been vitasssed 10
Chicago and Cleveland. snd are nov being
70 enacted q East Saginaw. Mich, srs
permitted vithouts stern rebsks iron To-
tsIligsnt laborers. vho surely cannot sym
pstbizs With such rsotous dsmosstraiioos.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16
srArE xEwS.

Thonss Hosis Hall hes bsea appointed
postuastsr 4 PovseI. and X. 4. Paul .
East Bsrkshira
J.J. X Randall OF hssSnd y reported
~ likely 70 succeed A. II. rsttls - post
master Of that place.
The Brandon briskysrd nov has sbou'
225. 900 brick in the kiln, and i y The ~
tention 70 burn shout 400. 900.
G. N. Allen. Of Burlinstoa, ~ serious
~ kicked BY . horss % Saturday. BIZ
face bang brsissd 4 shocking manner
The cutter marble sompany q Middle
bury has bean reducing IT. foecs and 4
i intimsted that they will shut down a.
together this week.
A Montpelier despatch says that ". w.
Prescott. late editor Of ~ Montpelier
WacAmaa. has accepted the paasidency Of
the Battle Creek oollsgs. Mich.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

Ian safeiy recommend Elys Cream
Balm tO che cure Of Caiarrh, Cold in the
Head, etc. Before I have used the first
bottle q ,pprchased ! hnd myself cured.
Al times lI.oaald scarcely smell anything
and bad a1sedachs most Of the time
Henry Lilly, agent for the American Elk
press Co., Grand Haven. Mich. Price 30
cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

Arc YOU disturbed q nights and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with paio Of cutting teeths Il 80,
sepd It oucs and get bottle Of Mrs.
windows Soothing Syrup for children
tsething. II cures dysentery, disrrhoes,
regulates the stomach and bowels. cures
Wind collie, softens the gums, rsdnces IN
Aamstiep, aad, gives tone ard energy 70
The vhole systam. Mn Wfnsl0w's 6ooth.
ing Syrup q Children Tsething 70 plsas.
az 70 tho tasts and il the prescription OF
one Of the Oldest and best female physic.
iaps and nurses 10 the United States, and
is for sale by I'll druggists throughout the
world. Price. rs cents bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

nalws Money the great Cough cure .2Sc. soc.AA
Clenn's sulphur soap heals \ beauties. 2sc.
GesnauCernnemove kills corns I Bunions
nIlrs Hak and whlskm Dye-Dlack and Brown. soc.
Pixies Toethacho Drops cure In kinun.2ss
hearts Rheumatie Pills sss SURE cure. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness.
Bad blood and improper action OF the
liver and kidneys 10 bad drainage to the
human system. which Burdock Blood Bit
tara will remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

Ey's Cream Balm cured me Of Catarrh
u many years standing -restored my
sense OF smell. For cold in the head II
works like magic. H. Sherwood, Ma
tional State bank, Elizabeth, N. J. Easy
tens. See adv't.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

NJ L. Blair. Alderman. 9th Ward
Scranton, Pa, stated Nov. 0. B3: He haf
ssed d. Thomas Eclectric Oil for sprsins,
.bssns, cuts. bruises and rheumatism
Cured every time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

B<A a a gccd AID NsiscnG
TAs csnbissd vistnss Of CD Lxvss Oh
viaA ths HypspAsspAiss4 - ely ssp-
plisa sassitiess fosd y ~ syutsn. buI
By iss rssedial peuss. gives slssssth ssd
sess 70 it, sssves. ssd bsiids % H. sass.
- tiaUsn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

COUBU 4RItVb tuWEU.
N ola physician. retired from prscsice,
ving had placed In his hands by AZ
"a India missionary the formula Of Z
~ e vegetable remedy for tho speedy
slml eArmanent cure Of Consumption.
snd saix, Catarrh. Asthma and al throat
nsons. u affection, also . positive and
ana ~ - dor Nervous debility and o.!
rao'cal sanplAitss. after having tested
nervous Gdnufstivs powers in Thousands
y vendei = 6sIt IL his duty to make i
q oasse' = AuGsring fellows. Actuated
kno.n 70 ~ ~ sud . desire 10 relieve
u snis moi H.lwill seBd fresof charge
numan su1en. ~ this recipe, 10 German.
: - ne ossln ~, vjth full directions
snol q .lg sing. Uvf by mail ~
sidrs.s;r. -;ss :, mp. as@.SE tbs paper
s = Mays. ~ Ia snevs Hk1s, HSs!3sfer
~ =. NoSn'isSf aJ9ete0
M. n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16
BgRDlK BLN H!llW


4 strictly vsget sbls 'prspa-
ration. eenpeeed q = choice
ana 0killfnl comb nation or
uature's bogt rem pdleG. The
diDeovoroP dos NOT claim L 4
euro for I'll ~ lii, but boldly
warrants e euroS tlvory form
u disease a1ising kro0 Z tor
pa liver, impure blood. dis
ordore0 kidnoyD, ana whero
thoRo = 9 oeokon down eondl-
tioa Of t1o System requiring Z
prompt 114 permanent toole.
4 novoP 6hi6 - restore the
sufferer. 4ueh n eunD0cK
BLOOD DITTEno. Sold ~ Ill
0ruggiDts, who aro authorized
" t6o WanufaeturorS 70 ~
f6nd The price - any pur.
chaser Who h not bone1ted by
thelP ~.
1yly0E 0g-o0
HsIH M1um : G., hlDo.
Isgv,AIa NV rosx.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

Many man who bad lost nerve. vigor
and energy. has been cured BY Hunts
Remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

Weils' .sHo~Gh - csrns'.
AK for Wells "Rosgh on Corns. loo.
Complet permanent cure Corns, warts
ICopions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

II yca isei nsrvoas - 70 700 kfdssys.
liva. o. urissry organs, sss Heats Rsa-
~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-16

Au0osuu.
Los II ssia sov vhssA = nakisg I'll
nsps leek vslL
A ~ ~ = ely psspb ~ szpsessd
u ~ ~ Ariiasssa Hosss iAh vssh.
-TAs bssl - esl ssssssAins about
The vilhU Aosdsy sveaias 81 played
As<iy.
VIII Hard ed kis saau ccasia Hen
y Nasaisos esptsssa Large sunber Of
tboss snali nosntaia tspst q Aosdsy.
--Ths I'D thrss dasciag scbools viii h
held u private hosass. On this Thuuday
svsniss Il Mm D. W. Elnors'A All
shoss tsiine Lessons are rspsdiy Improving.
Prot james II. Csn6sld aud Wits vho
are Speeding The summer here hsvs gone
10 6Arsaogo u atsead the great edsssGion-
q sssbsrias which i 10 bs held there this
uesk.
Iii expected nov that the spirs, via.
dow cAsissa. etc.. on 81 james chnrch
viii b painted and repaired. al OF which
u msrh needed and would b . great i'm
provsmenL
The funeral Of Mrs. G. 4 Reid Who
died u Esst Arlington last Saturday. vas
held u the Congregational church Mon
Day and vas largely attended. The Rev.
Mr.. Walker olicistsd.
wEr ARIxorox.
Mics Stella PAzsous ia homo from the
West On vacation.
"A snsn party from this place attended
ths Arlington rink isse Saturday.
Mrs. Ears Wells and son have been
visiting 1t +. Q. Hanaman's The past week.
--ws sss having 6os hay weather WITH
: shower now and then 10 brighten things
mp
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, and daughter 81
Hoosick Falls are stopping st Mrs. A. 8.
Reids.
Mics Lottis Buck Is homo from Anna
quassicoke, N. T., whore she has been
teaching.
Mus Gnos Tuttle and Miss Flossie
Eaton will spssd part Of the week in
--Miss Edns NJ. Waite OF Dorset and
Fred H. Andrus Of Minneapolis we're in
Town Saturday.
CHARLES W. SHERMAN Of West Rupert |
md Albert Mason Of Brooklyn were in
own last week.
Miss Annie and Andrew Hanamsn re-
urned last week fro m Brunswick. n. Y.
vhere they have bee y visiting.
Miss Fannie Nc. Zee returned home on
from West Rupert where she
as been for the last three months with
Ter sister. Mrs. G. W. Sherman.
DIR. Liddle Of Burl iagton. formerly Of
'amden. N. Y. was 10 tswn one day last
'eek w noticed. We hear Of very few
cling sick but suppose - must have been
ere on professional visi
A tramp BY the name OF Jack Cob.
18th knives, few keys and bunch Of
latches, took possession o. the church
cps Saturday aftsrno on, frightening
9th women and chi ldreu who we're
bligsd to pass that way. by rolling over
i'd making many angry mo, ions. All
;tsmph TO make him move on proved Z
uitlsss. He avowed the determination
stay and get warm and would ,hsvs done
J, had not Sam Wilioughby 49, 's,pne 4
,out shutdown and informed bic tramp i
lip that the only aais thing for hin. to do
- 10 move on On not be heard OF ID these
lrts again, and with the double aAssur.
zoe that he meant buAincss. II il u.eless
add that the tramp needed the advice
ID hasn't been seen since.
4
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The Democrats Of Nississippi ars dis
pleased With ths President Tor removing
AsAdA whom b appoistsd postnsstss q
Hasslhust because that officer ~ con-
esrssd b shot-sua oasrsesa. Il looks =
tAossh Meade might nov b. made ths
party candidate Tor better ollsA A. u
70 sscv their diaaPpsovsl Of The Prssi-
dsats ccssss. ths Dsaocsuas Of Copish
County talk Of nonisaaiss E B. wAssles
fcs ehsncsry clark Tie Hssishsrnt Ssysq
''isdorss" bic candidacy. whsssss ~
~ naa vho ssoss that h shos J. p.
hsefesvs - ssstios ~. ~ vhs vss
ssqaifasd b Dsaocratis jsry.
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Joshua Tuthii, Saginaw, Aishisaa,
had Bright's disease. and Va cured b.
Hunts Remedy.
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The New Deputy Cellsete =.


The Burlington Free Press has the fol
lowing 70 ny Of the new revenue officers
The appointments Of deputy s,ollsctorl
Of internal revenue made last wssk DOM.
pIets the reorganization Of that branch oil
the United States Treasury in this State,
10 the Interests Of the bourbon democracy,
Four union Veterans, who have been per.
fectly honest and faithful officials, step
down and out, and their places ere taken
BY e many Democrats. whcso names can
be found IN no list Of boys in blue. Lient
John q. 6tearns, adjutant Of the 9th VI.
Vols. was INIT superseded. because he
vas Republican. and his place Wa give,,
TO George L. Spear. Of the home guar d.
Ia ]. Siblsy, Of Montpelier, takss the
place Of J. D. Ehsdd, - clerk and dc puty
q the central Office at Montpelier. Al
Burlington Mr.. James A. Brown o.. South
Hero. crowds out Lieut., w. l. q rsenleaf
1 Let VI Cavalry, who vas halt shot to
pieces il the service Of his covAptyy. NJ.
4. d. Reardon. Of Rutland. 10 liio man
ner succeeds Col. james H. WalbridRe. Of
the old W Second, the Ars. man commis.
stoned - On officer Of % re- Year, resi-
meat. who sacrificed bic b esltt, for lie =
veil - gave three years OF brave and ar
duous service to the support Of the GOV
srDm0nt against armed Democrats. And
Mr.. J. 4. Lillis Of Brattlsboro takss the
place hitherto worthiiy 6lled BY Ssret. II.
E Taylor, formerly Of tho Fourth Vt.
Volunteers.
These deputyships are not particularly
lucrative placcs. The ompensation Of
the one q Montpelier il $500, and Of The
Others to00 sash. Tho chsness, however.
arc inpsrtaas and significant, - iodioat- |
ing the estimate put by the powers that
= upon gallant and faithful service 10 the |
defense 81 the Union. II counts for moth.
ing. or for worss than nothing, With them. |
either In . Republican or ! Democrat
There are Vermont Dsmocrats with GOOD |
army record; bat not one Of them stands
the slightest chance to receive Federal
appointmsnk Az for the men Who vote a
they shot, no record Of wounds and gsl-
lentry 10 the var. or Of honest aud faith
fal civil ssrvics. Of 81 high standing -
citizens. would savs one from decapita-
tion, II our Democratio bosses hsd their
own sweet way. We remark upon this,
not because Il u anything different from
what " have expsctsd-it y not; bat
simply 70 call sttsntion 10 tho character
OF Bourbon Democracy q illustrutsd BY
IT, representatives Ia this Ststs. What
sort Of party u u, 10 which patriotic .
service. fidelity in civil once. and devo-
too 70 duty. ere ut dosn 70 mans dis
etsditf /,
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NORTH surEn.

ACARD: We would thank TIE many
friends that 20 kindly assisted. at The
death and burial Of our mother. Especi-
ally Rev. Mr.. Peach Tor his able and com-
forting discourse. Mr.. and Miss Dennis.
Miss Smith, Mrs.. Smith aud Mr. Leach,
for thsir apprcprists music; Also NrA Z.
A. Fasrsr and Mrs.. II. Jones Tor their
kindness. (
Nh. AND Mns. WxBsTEa TowsLxY.
Nh AND MHs. CHEsrxa PHIr1lrs.
North Rupert July 18th. 1886.