Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-10-14
ALL SORTS.


raised seventeen bushels Of wheat from
one grain OF seed in three years.
Ex-Governor Moses of South Caro-
lima Zone Of the Carpet-bag fellows)was
sent to the Massachusetts, State prison
for three years for Swindlng, last week.
So they go.
Insolvency., the cx-lrish suspect, is
to be appointed appraiser or assistant
in the San Francisco custom house.
A tornado struck Barnum's circus
during a performances 1T Titusvile,
Pa. The tents and side shows were
wrecked and several persons seriously
injured,
A man has ust been arrested in
Texas for murder committed there
thirty years ago.
EX-Gov. English Of Connecticut was
married last week to Miss A. II. Nor
ris of Brooklyn. He is 70 and she
bright brunette Of about 80 years.
The attempt to vaccinate school
children in Quebec on Saturday caused
great excitement among the children
and their Ignorant parents.
Denver has II new paper called the
Elite, and the best society of the city is
wondering what the name means.
A Canadian crank says if you will
trim your finger nails every Friday you
will never have the toothachc.
There's nothing mean about Mon
treal. She is distributing smallpox
over the country with an impartial and
lavish hand.
The marriage Of Gen. Grants
daughter Nellie to Mr.. Sartoris is said
prove very unhappy one, and there
would be complete separation but for
the three children, which Nellie is UNI
able to get possession Of.
In all worldly things that Il man
pursues with the greatest eagerness
and intention of mind imaginable, he
finds not half the pleasure in the actual
possession of them as he proposed to
himself in the expectation.
The case of Joseph T.. Sweet, who
shot and killed DR.. Waugh for alleged
improper intimacy with the formers
wife, has been ignored by the grand
jury at Chicago. Sweet has been re-
leased,
Jas. Foley, II brilliant editorial wri- |
ter on the Halifax, n. c. Chronicle,
committed suicide Saturday, by cutting
his throat with razor. Rum did it.
The Masee furnace company, which |
employs upwards of 800 men, has re-
Gently advanced the wages of the
moulders five per cent. by reason of
the improved condition of business.
Prof. Ward, who dissected Jumbo,
found many English shilliugs and six
penses in the old fellows stomach,
showing that he not only knew how to
earn money but how to keep it.
Daniel O'Connel, the great Irish |
agitator, was once very much annoyed
while making an address 10y Il man in
the audience whe persisted in standing. !
Finally Mr.. O'Conncil said to the
policeman. pray let the worthy gent
leman have his way. He is tailor,
and wants to rest himself" This was
a settler; and down the worthy gentle
man did sit amid tumultous applause
The folks who think they have claims
to immense estates in England have
bothered Minister Phelps so much that
he has had lot Of circulars printed |
setting forth that the whole business is
Il delusion and Il snare.
In gathering wild flowers. autumn
leaves, or picnicking in the woods, we
are more or less exposed to danger
from poisoning by ivy or other wild
vines and shrubs. The poison is under
certain circumstances readily absorbed
by the blood, and painful swellings or
eruptions are caused. Such affections
Hoods Sarsapasilla readily cures, as it
expels all impurities from from the
blood. Even in cases of poisoning by
Paris green, Hoods Sarsaparilla has
been remarkably successful. 1t should |
be kept constantly in the house for all
blood disorders. Hoods Sarsaparila
is prepared by c. ]. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and is sold by all drug
gists. 100 Doses 81.