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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-03-12
EDEN.

B. w. Fuller has arrived home, accom-
panied by his daughter and Josie Atwell.
who have been attending school at Bat
tie Greek, Mich.
The receipts of the donation recently
given for the benefit of Rev. l., Ii, Brig
ham were $50, net.
The name B. F. Bowen IN our issue oil
two weeks ago should have read Bow
man.
Officers elected at town meeting were
Clerk and treasurer, T.. G. White; select
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-03-12
NORTH WOLCoTT.

Guy Camp has moved on to the farm
formerly occupied by Eugene Pike, who
has moved down to the hub"
Bert Hoyt is about moving on to his
fathers place in CraftSbury.
George Hunt. of Hopkjnton, Mass,
was IN This place the past week.
Calvin Hnlton. from Dakota. is stop
ping with his son, J. f. Holton.
Rland Bruce. wife and daughter from
Iowa. formerly of this plaus. who have
been stopping It'll their brother. MiliOh
Bruce. the past winter. return IT. Water
100. Iowa. this week. where they intend
tn make il their future home, We regret
10 loss them and wish they might have
thought iG for their interest to make this
place their home.
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BOSTON MARKETS.
BOsToN, Mass. March II. ISIS

BOSTON, Mass, March IL, 1885.
FLnUR-Fine $3.5Od2.7s y Dbl; superfne,
$2.S3a5.l5; choice extra, 81 25d 4.5O; New York
roller, S4504475; Michigan roller, 81 40a AGO;
ST. Louis anu southern Illinois, o 10 and Indiana
pat nts, $3.50 $50; choice Wisconsin spi ing
wheat patents. s. 35G5.50; Minnesota, S55Oa6.
BUTTER.-The butter market is fairly steady
for all grades, with good demand for fne new
June, 20a2 new northern dairies l2a2O; Sc. &c.
tions, 22G24; western diaries, l7taIS; ladlo-
packed, I5al7.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Ayers Sarsaparilla

for Rheumatism, with entire success and,
after careful observation, declares that, In
his belief, there is no medicine In the world
equal to Il for the cure OF Liver Disorders
Gout, the effects OF high living, Salt
Rheum, Sores. Eruptions, and ALL the
various forms of blood diseases.
We have Mr.. LELAHD's permission to Invite
all who may desire further evidence In regard
70 the extraordinary curative powers OF
AYERS SARsAPARILLA to see him person
ally either ut his mammoth Ocean Hotel.
Long Branch, or at the popular Leland Hots',
Broadway, 2Ith and 18th Streets, New York.
Mr.. LELASD's extensive knowledge OF the
good done by this unequalled eradicator OF
blood poisOns enables him to give inQuirers
much valuable information.
PREPARED By
Dr.. &c. Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; 81. ala bottles for S.
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Proved All We Advise.

POST MILL VILLAGE. VT, Nov. 10, 's4.
Gents,-l have used BGwker's Hill and Drill
phosphate with great success. 1t has proved to
pc all that you advertised. Have used il for
seeding with very satisfactory results.
DANIEL JOHNSON,
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JEFFEE SONVlLLE.

Episcopal service at Cambridge Cen
ter on Sunday, March Is, at 10 80 a. IN.
! There will then be due the remaining of
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A HANDSOME LADY

orhomely lady can make money selling Treasury
of Thought" Mother. Home, Heaven, just pub
ished. No competition, good pay 20 earnest
workers Address quickly MARTIN GARRISON
4 CO., BOSTON. eeyl
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RORN.
NJ Il X Il led.
WANTED.

Ladies and gentlemen, in CITY r.ountrv. to re-
celVe hght, simple, easy work at home, all the
year round; work sent by mail: distance no OBJ
lecllon; salary from s. to So a day; no canvass
ing no stamp r. CURED for reply. rlease address
AZ once WoRLD'S MANUFACTURING Co,
h"a Box 1892 Portland, Maine.
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HYDE PARK.

March has five Sundays, Mondays,
and Tuesdays.
Mrs. w. N. Barnard and son Allen.
are at Newport.
Angie Andrews again yields the
pen in Pages Office.
j. NJ. Hill, Jr., with his family,
were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. HI. W. Hendrick has gone to
Bakersfield for few weeks.
The revised version of the Old Tes-
lament will be issued ON Easter.
Smith Waite has bought of his
father the Farrand farm in this town.
Chas. Whitcomb has purchased the
Judd. Jones farm near the Centre.
Price, $3.50.
Hiram Town has purchased of Smith
& Brown their real estate recently
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SALIC YLICA.

The only radical internal remedy. Never
lnown to fail in single case acute or chronic.
IL eNpels the poisonous URIC Acid from the
Hood, which is the prime cause of Rheumatism,
tout and NeuTalgia.-As blood pnrider it has
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COST, COST, COST!

Cosandad
r. gum
sand advertise
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B. 81, TIME TABLE,

i Reaa Swsst TRAINS GOING N9rth : East
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Gravel, Diabetes,

tor cannot help you, do not despair but
, Salicylica at once and be cured.-N0 one can
rd to live i'll pain and misery when Sahcylica
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v A R L COCELE

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RATES Of spsssMpTlaG 70 stikLY WORLD
Handicapped shy Their y ames.
Detroit Free Press.

Said Brother Gardiner to the Lime
Kiln Club the other day: 81 verify
believe dat de foolishness Of sartin
parents in tyin' names to der of
springs has beclouded an wrecked
manv lives. De ole man who was
shovelin' snow mex doah to me de
odder day was named Henry Clay.
twas on de ideah dat he would make
mighty smart man, but de mint he
got old 'nuff to realize who an what
Clay was he pulled right back. He
couldn't nebber git dar, an he know
ed it. Instead of bein' addressed as
Henry Clay, eberybodv calls him
Hank Dirt an he's gwine to be call
ed dat till de clay kivers his coffin.
Some Vars ago naybur O mine
4 named his baby wv ashington Lincoln
Grant Smith, He war bound to fill
dat boy chock full o military genius
an craftsmanship, but de chile wasn't
TO- Vars ole befo' he realized dat it
was too steep. He hadn't reached ten
Il befo' he was a thief an a liar, an de
odder day he went to prison for bur-
glary De name was too long fur de
\ public to grapple wild, an so he was
u called Wash Grant Later on it
II got to be ashboard,' an by de
name of Washboard Smith he am
registered on de prison books. l has
4 seen Prime Minister Jones drawin' a
swlll cart around, while clus benin
hlm, leadin' yaller dog by piece of
old clothesline, came Montmorenci
otubblns. | has seen Queen Gather
Inc Blvens at de wash tub, while de
Pnncess Blenville was hangin' out
de clothes fur her. / has whitewash-
ed on de same job wild Gear Jackson,
an has BACKED stoves alongside of
ueorge de Foth Bones"
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pei '''*''''
Business cards 10 lines or less. three months. 90
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Tired mar Ito stranger): "Shay,
lmc) mister, beg (hic). yer pardon.
"lll (hlc) yer low me ter (hic) ask
yer (hic) a question:"
it?n
will yer (hic) kindly inform (hic)
n'e winch ish thic) tn opposite side
Nhlc) @ thish street?n
with pleasure, sir. That side
'.she across the way is the opposite
side of the street,
a, iired man Scratching his head:
\, p'fange; exsheeding (hic) strange.
wan over there (hic) tole me minute
Str,p) plc) thish was tn opposite side.
~ a"gest thing ever heard of ~
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3O.OOO pounds of Apples

nNHyUD Send six cents for postage and
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m lmore money right away thaa
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WORKERS. absolutely sure. At once address TRUE 4
o., Agusta, Maine.
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All of both sexes of all ages, grandly suceessfui
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Ranch For Sale.

-IM BRAINARD. OF JERUSALEM, OFFERS
] hi ranch for sale. Nm the premises are 800 or
900 fruit es, all bearing, which produced $4,000
pounds of frnit this year. 20 or % head and
colts, and about 60 head OF cattle, mostly beef
cattle. TIE above property will be sod cheap for
cash. If not sold will be leased for one, two or
three years. He will have for sale in PiacervilIe
bout
10000 pounds of Apples
The above ranch is located ca Jerusalem. creek
about six miles above Horseshoe Bend. and in a
gued neighborhaod; is well watered and timber OF
the finest kind. and in great abundance, at
hand. AIN BRA. .NARD
October 2s. 1S34-1m.
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sofiftv gotifes.

Banner Lodge NO. 10. A. o. q. W.
idaho
We hold our regular meeting on Tues
day evening Of each week, at the /. o. o. +.
Hall All brothers are invited to meet
with us when convenient
By order of the M. w.
L. A. CoRwIN, Recorder.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-10-18
BoCCnERisI's MINuEr.

Tho summer garden fades away,
And dreamily close my eyes,
While softly as the fountains play,
Beneath the star. bewildered skies
or Italy, 1 hear the now
OF rhythmic music sweet and low.
From dim vsrona's gardens old
There COMES The breath Of deep perfume,
And cavaliers In lace and gold
Move lightly thro' the gilded room,
AMI to the stately measures beat
The dainty touch Of satined feet.
Behind the mask with Romeo
watch form In robes Of white,
And see the soft and slumb'rous glow
OF eyes dlvinely, darkly bright.
blush, In the house Of Capulet
Breathe not the name OF Jullet>
The vision fades Into tho gloom,
And 10! instead family trace,
Far of In Partisan room,
A camly beautiful dead face
And over juliet, lying there,
The music sobs into prayer.
No more the balcony will know
Her whispered passion and the pain,
And In the orange groves below
VIII Romeo walt alas In vain.
All! list, and hear the music sigh,
How sad II Is that love must die.
The storm Of plaudlts, wave on wave,
Brings back my wand'rlng soul TO me,
In, tx,1s N
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RouTR

DOUBLE TRACK, Steel RAILS, sPLENDID
scENERT r, MMA S,S u ~ n EQUIPMENT.
Sixth and streets, as follows:
press OF Palace Sleeping Cars, al $50 a. m daily;
Fast Line $50 ain. daily TO Cincinnati and ST. Louis
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati,
to Chicago, with Sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago.
Chicago and cinsinnatI Express, 10 p M. daily,
risSarg Win western Express e' with Il through
daily, for Pitisburg and the West, with through
Sleeper Harrisburg TO Cleveland and Chicago.
,BALIlMoRE AND loToMAc RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Nj
agara, at TO p. IN. daily, except Saturday, with
Palace Cars Washington 70 Rochester:
ror milanspof,, SS haSen' ana klnrs' al $50
For New NEW s York and Sp tSe East
and h n d o. ann and nfs' n,s M sunday $50
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, go q.
F %ay sSSe RRtsaaa Change 200
For Brooklyn, New York, all through trains con-
meet at Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex"
double ierriare across New YORK CITY '''' "'''''s
For philadelgP1sai IS, o and s Il and
and 10 p nv and isis night. A' ''0 " H. y
Limited Express, $40 a, IN. daily, except sunday.
Eor Baltimore, go, IdS, $50, $1,000, Ia; m,
on Sunday, sbo 800, and lido a. M. ], Z, q, yio,
10 p. M, and l2.1b night.
toI ropes wreck ilne, q, 10 u. III. anu a.4U p. ~.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, us a. m. and 1905 and i26 H. M
fnNsfG san Hsb sEpERlycksa RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
ForAexaldra, 600, 1909. 20. and H. SO a. ~
2oe, 70, a45, osS, 500, aud llsl p m. ON Sunday
ut 600, s25, and ii.ol q. N, and 500 .. N.
daily, and 4.i5 p. IN. daily except Sunday.
Trainsleaye Alexandria for Washington, 600, SEQ,
1000, and 1910 M, B05, 323, 10, TOo, and H. sd
y M, and H. 10 midnight, except Monday On Sun
day at 500 and '1tO a M; 100 and 1895 y. M, and
1910 night.
Tickets and Information at the once northeast
corner OF rhlrteenth street and Pehasy
residences.
CHARLES u. Pudn, General Manager
j. Il WOOD. s'enAr-i Passenger Agent
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nY.ANn.BY.


Farewell, bright dawns and perfumc-isden airs,
Faint with the breath OF roses newly blown,
Warm, slumbrous moons when sleep our haunting
cares,
Long summer days and nights, too swiftly flown.
with signs and sad regrets we saw you go;
why did you leave us, who hadlovcd you so7
Meath sapphire skies, by starry hedeerows sweet,
Laced with pearl threads Of gossamer, we vents
wild summer blooms beneath our wandering feet,
And summer in our hearts, on love intent.
81 will return" You said, "whcn roses blow"
That time you said "Good-bye,"a year ago.
But alone have seen them bloom and die,
While you have passed beyond the shadows here
Into the light. I'll follow by-and by.
Meantime wait, and hold the roses dear.
And summer sacred for the love bear,
un,ll VIC meet again, some day, somewhere.
--Emiiy LeWh.
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IN MGxOl,IAM.

The death OF an Army nurse Ann u. Hustled
.-on Monday morning, September Is, In this city,
pected by those who knew the deceased. she has
gradually failed since last March, and had no wish to
recover-literally dying ola broken heart and why7
me story Of me long struggle In Mrs. rs indie
Of employment under the Government she sacrificed
40 much to serve and save the patient waiting for
nothing; the temporary service az Garfield
Hospital, where q philantliroplc association EN-
ploycd her as their malron, and the surgeon In
charge frequently acknowledged her good service
and her valuable experience; but she was discarded
for one from New York with high sounding name.
And this Ia grateful Republic, and these are phil
Mrs. Hustled answered to the echo Of the guns at
Suinpter. She came With The three months men
from New York under the auspices OF the city
Board OF Commerce, awidow, with her only son, who
enlisted at the age OF seventeen In the Fourth New
and she was the lrst nurse assigned to duty and
sent TO the old Union Hotel, Georgetown, made into
a hospital for tho sick OF the camps about the de-
lenses OF washington, ana there received NE arsi
battle OF Bull Kun
When Hon. Caleb Is. Smith opened the unfinished
portion of the Patent once for the same purpose.
after the troops quartered there went to tho front,
Mrs. Hustled WAS again the pioneer, sent by Miss
DIX, 10 prepare II for hospital purposes. AT the
evacuation Of YORKTOWN MISS Dix sent her forward
where few were Willing 10 10 because Of tho labor,
exposure, and climate There she toiled on IN her
noble work until the Union Army abandoned the po-
sItion In July, 1862. She returnedto Washington and
most needed III the city hospitals up 10 The close Of
the war.
hut her record. noble aud faithful rs 1t was, gave
her no recognition at the hands OF indifferent care
less officials, who have less heart for worth and need
than eye for youth ami beauty; and the oft repeated
slory IL told: Disappointment, chagrn sorrow, and
~ times want uld ils work, aud VIC to-day mourn
faithful true friend, and tried, noble, patriotic
woman OF the war;. ARMY NURSE.
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wHERE EROS DwELLs.

The kiss that by child Is given,
who still with kisses only plays,
Who knows not yet the kisses heaven,
Meier warns my soul with pleasures rays.
The kiss that kindly friendship presses,
Although affections ties he strong,
To the true class Of real klsscs
Can never properly belong.
The. kiss that bears my mothers blessing,
Her loving prayer soft lowering near,
Her wrlnkled hand my head caressinR,
Is one I justly should revere.
The kisses given by a sister
Are very good for trial sips,
but when, returning them, I've kissed her,
I've fancled hers auother's lips.
But when the Kiss that Laura gives me,
when my entrcaties end In bliss!
She blushlng, kisses, trcmblcs, leaves me,
An, there's kiss that Is kiss!
From the German or leasing.
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Public Shirt.


"Afer ALL" said Senator Evarts, In his speech at
the anniversary dinner In Concord, Mass, "there Is
one great, cardinal trait IN every community that
word that dcscrihes Concord IL that was public
spirited; public spirited from the beginning, public
spirit Whenever that great power was necessary and
useful II ever gave, without asking whether Il
would receive In return. IT knew that the men and
women In Concord were but part OF the men and
women Of the community, the neighhorhood, the
State, and the nation. And everywhere and In every
Widening sphere OF ils service and its duty public
spirit was large enough 10 be dinused and strong
enough not to bo weakened by the diffusion. There
was less In the great struggle that called together
this great nation IN armies, OF whose embers zee
here, as In similar gatherings many that VIC honor
and applaud. In that great struggle Concord lid
moi extend Its patriotism nor contribute III men or
Its treasure for COncordfor II needed ncither-nor
for Massachusetts, nor for New England, nor for
wealth and prosperity that might have been enjoyed
with dlshonor, nor for vengeance In the future
hut II tho centre OF energy, OF beneyolence,
when, 900 years ago, II had nothing west OF II AMI
nothing east of II but the small towns II was their
country bounded by the two oceans aud the line OF
the history OF Concord There Ia tue history OF ils
enterprise. There Ia the history that transplanted
communities that have grown up all over th.s great
land. The step that you took from Doston TO 20
West brought you only TO Concord. But the prihcl.
pie that 1t IL the rst htep that costs has moi ceased
10 be trod by the men OF Concord and their wives
ont 10 the Pacific Ocean. That IL the boundary, be-
cause II 10 the end OF our country"
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Misfillauepns.
DRoPosALs FOR CONTINUOUS SER
l. VICE CERTIFICATES, ENLISTMENT REC
ORDS, AND LEATHER JACKETS OR FOLD
ING COVERS FOR THE SAME.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

DUKEAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING,
WASHINGTON, D. O., September Ia, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN duplicate Endorsed
etc.,"will he received at this Bureau until ~ NJ
October 90, 1sS5, for 500 Continuous Service Ger
800 Enlistment Records, 900 Leather
Jackets or Covers (oldlng,l 200 Sheets Parchment,
printed on both sides, from Plate No. OF Continu-
ousSeyice Certificate. 10 be delivered ut this
Bureau AT such times and In such quantities during
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1856, as the Bureau
may from time TO tino direct; the whole 10 be lie
llyered or before June 80 lss6, and 10 he In ac-
cordanue with specifications, which will he furnished
upon application to this Bureau
w. Is. SCuLEI,
se2I.ltS Chief OF bureau.
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pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
Y. $. NAVY PAY offlcs,

u. y. NAVY PAY OffiCk,
WASHINGTON, ID. a., October 2, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS., Endorsed "IropoSdls c,
aud r. SupliiesN will he received At this Onice until
noon october IS 1885, for supplies to be delivered
at The CONSTRUCTION AND RErAR DEPARTMENT of
the Navy Yard Washington, ID. O., namely Requls-
lions No. IS, Speer SOLDER 20 and 80 Tools, etc. ;
81, Paint cic.; ~, Rope, buck, ETC.; %, Leather,
etc, 81 Charcoal. Proposals must Dc made IN d't-
icae aud on Official forms furnlshed with schedules
giving deiailsl by this olise. For expert and other
oulU "oDl or or regular dealers iil
ne articles they oftl' 10 supply The right Is re-
served TO reject any or all bids and to waive defects
Responsible persons must guarantee the prompt and
faithful execution OF contract; and the competency
OF the guarantors must be certified TO before q
United States oincer. TIloS. IL. LOCKER,
Pay Director u y. N,
oci'4l9 Navy Pay Agent.