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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-12

WANTED-A competent man to work
w alarge garden in this city, on shares,
With proper person liberal arrangements
will be made. Apply at this office. j10
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Perryyille items.

y child of VIM. Drcnnen, aged aho .
years, died here on Wednesday,, 18th III ~
after several weeks suffering with sll UlS
affection Inferred al Principle bury his
ground on Friday. Little Ella was a bri. Il
little girl and the bereaved parents have tine
sympathy ot the entr. town. LEI
Henry Boyd, one OF our townsmon, W
lying very low with pneumonia. q
i'rsdericI. Carroll, one of tine bosses with
Cochran 4 10, ice dealers, narrowly escap-
e,i boin. killsl on Friday, 10Th inst. y
piece Of chain, about hFs feet long and
0ei.hina about - lbs, was thrown about
twenty feet, striking Mr.. Carroll across
he top of ne head, emitting q cash about
two inches long. Drs. stump aud Widen
dressed line wound.
This is 4 busy time with the lee msn here
Cochran 8 Co, belsn to FL thar extensive
inches thick, which has grown at Ills writ
Ing to ii inches, very clear and pretty
/ they have employed about 125 men, anC
/ the lowest Wages pld Is SI.5o psr dag, al
though lhsy paid bnt sl.25 last week. They
viii probably finish M about tbs middle o
neNt weak, if The weather holds good. They
are ROW STORM. about %, 900 cakas per day
size o; cake 32x26 inches.
j. W Mccoy began 10 fill his houses %
Monday, giving work to about 10 men. Nj
HcCoy furn,shesi the government at Wash
ington VII il ice last summer. lie has bee
shipping three or four car loads per We
for some tim. this winter.
MIR. Frederick has been storing for w.
or three weeks at Iirvre de Grace. Ii. in
ished on Tuesday filling his houses and
now busy stacking. lie EMPLOYS over II
men.
This ice business is great benefit to til
neishhorhood Il gives employment to ;
least SO men, in dead Of winter whe
there is no othsr work, besides it furnish,
worl, tor quite number of men all Il
summer, So with the ice houses all tuI
and tbs l.. & O. bridge building, and Il
Armstrong N Co. stove works, we m'
LOOT. Tor a busy summer, to say nGlhiI
, of other works such rs railroads, s;ol
| cTiSHeT &c.
Fire broke out on the roof OF the eng
house at Cochran & Co. ice houses ON Tue
day. The lire wa. noticed in time to p;
youL any serious damage, although had I
! wind been blowing from the east the
, would no doubt Il been a bi. fire.
u Cutie number Of ladies visit the i
houses daily TO witness the storing Of t
, ice ON Thursday of last week quito
number from Baltimore and from Harfo
# county, visited Cochran & Go. where til
o were treated to a turkey dinner, wash
u down With champagne. Indeed it is W
>, worth whils for any one to Sec
: A pair of mules and a mare fell overboa
r. on Wednesday at McCoy's lee houses, a
: narrowly escaped drowning. 1t apps
tho mules were on the ice to scrape, a
were driven into hole, everything bel
=, covered with snow, the driver did not
the hole. After the mules were got
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IiIi. USE OF lODOFoRM OR MERCURIALS
in the treatment Of catarrh- whether in the
form OF suppoSitories or ointments-should
he avoided, us they ars both injurious and
dangerous. lodotortn is easily detected by
its Jflensiye odor. The only reliable catarrh
remedy on the market today is Ely's Cream
Balm, being frse from all poisonous drugs.
II has cured thousands of chronic and acute
cases, where all other remedies have failed
\ particle is applied into each nostril; no
pain; agreeable TO use Price fifty cents; of
druggists. Feb2l-4t
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MARItIED.

Es.GWN-EOBINSrN-On January 2Sth,
lnS5, by ley. Charles +. Sheppard, at
E.ikton N. L. parsonage, Mr.. JAMES AL
Etl;r Brown to Miss WILLIE MELINDA
ROBINSON.
TiDHETON-LONE LL-On the 18th inst.
at the residence of the brides cousin, Mr..
Thomas Lindell, in New Castle county,
Del, by Rev. Il. G. Atkins, Mr.. DAVID
THORNTON aud Miss FLORENCE j. Low
ELL, both of New Castle county.
NcE EI-ToSH.-F 10Th, by Rev
). y. Gayley, ID. D., L. WILMER MCVEY
o. Iion, and SALLIE L. ToSH, of Harris
vile, Of this county.
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Everybody wants an honest answer tC
this simple question:-What is the tie, 4
medicine 10 regulate the bowels, cure COS
tiveue~s and bIliousness, help the digestion
and give strength to tho whole system ?
People ask Us this every day. We answer,
P.rrker's Tonic. 1t is pleasant to the taste.
All the children like it. Mothers all praise
II. IT. will save thousand times its cost in
every miiy.-Editor Western -iryus.
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Mrs. tjt2eaherg has a full stock of all
white "rr>. goods India muslins, Nansook
mills, cambria plaid apron material, cream
craZycIUth tor ladies dresses. a counter of
tiue Easter cards. All materials for fancy
work, Mrs. LirZenberg gives lessons in
:trTaCjre and ribbon embroidery.
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W. Yong one Of The bosses. "ca. T.,
snow some parties where the h.'- Wa.
and stepped right III il himself. The new
has had bad effect on the ice. Should The
sun shine for few days, it vii! soon wind
up ia" ice harvest here. ilTE.
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is ACME HALL, 2O9 W. Baltimore Street,
Baltimore. They show Childreu's Suits
from $50 mp 10 the most elaborate Make
Mems from $40 to $50, and Overcoats in
prataaiou aud at all prices. If you want
style, quality aud low prices, you cannot
60 astTay at this house.
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VI's 4)eopIs:s q ol'.'aas'
CUR LITTLE NAVY.

Then ana now. Thirty years ~" OR
flas As respected and our men OF yzar
were invinciblo. Now tie civilized world
laughs at rs, not that On! officers AID
meu are not is brave and caayas-at IS
ever but because We have let other
| maritime nations throc US into the shade
| by not keeping up with The times-in nat
| building ana providing sGch ships as tie
era Of naval warfare calls for. Allow me
to state occurrences which tool; place in
1896, knowing the officer and the aircun-
stances well, having been his sh!rmate
during a cruise around tbs world. Dur
ing the year named, the |. $. ship St
Mays, tAau commanded GT Capt. Theo-
dore Bailey, went into the haroor Of Val
paraiso, Chill. On her arrival shs found
that the Gillian government bad refused
e just demand made by our munster,
wheloupon Captain Bailey sent on shaIG
and Informed the governor Of Valparaiso
with i'll twelve hours he would lombard
| the city, and proceeded at once to Laul
= his ship into position for that purrese.
j This brought the authorities 10 realize
= the consequences, aud in Si@ ho1rs tie
demand was complied With +: such, how
3, vcr, would not be the case nov, for Gre
one Of theig famous ironclads, the E.
could destroy cur whole squat
soap nov in the Pacific. Shortly AFTER
' y the ST. Mary's weGt into I4uiqui,
anu b, where the reTollti0HiSts had levied
"o"I % OF s.. 900 on Cur cGusul. Tncf
cross given fDar hours to return the money
bout alute our flag. ii vas refused, wr5n
iIdeu lin Bailey hauled his ship near then
tcatI0ns aud informed them that IN.
,.., lac money was returned and our fla :
81 he you'd open lire on the second
''NS ach the four hours WIS up. YER
ont sHe money was returned aud a 81
writ latwcuty-oGc guns fired hy them in
r@tty MOO the Stars and Stripes. On Az
and othcasion at the GhiHcha Islands,
: - thNlary>s found q large GUHhc o.
~, Ann vessels at anchor, many o:
tiieving been oVcr 4 year awaiting a
die OF cal=suan0. \ d2patat;an from the
They cap'of these vessels came on board
day. and r;uaa Caur3in BAILEY Of their
Iongy, and also informed him that
sas on an tlgl:ah aud French vessel" were
=. MIR. theira1 e.hile tno An,n,:c,n, Ma =,
wash wait ia,s, rec cf fla r,ysI,,ar C.r.
been tain Immediately sent an officer
week and ire5 +ha m.,vai.onr t},ot ba ,y;.f,
ell to IN an h3,,d shin rhs GOV.
erunr ! 4I,.+ ha ,-os J., III, ,,,I,no
Two And woo ,riaa -, sos .lia -,
/. i'm shore ~ ,''y1 W t ~ fsn,
and is bach, f., -
or 100 or ..tbas, la aa,,,,, -. r5l rit},;,
two hofls of marines would bring
> this him on - Tile G"GcrhoT cGtHc. Ga
to at ' ", "'la, was shown the h,t OF Ia
when I,adaG al l'u 'essIiS tii"' NV "S' g.,
niahes al OLE, ~ "'''r'', ''~ t''.'' - -
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DIED.

CANfW ELL.-Suddenly at New Haven,
Connecticut, on Tuesday afternoon, the
nth inst, ARTHUR H. CANTwELL, son
Of .Ioseph =. Cantwell, aged 80 years.
Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Ser
vice at the Elkton NJ. E. Church
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Excursion Tickets TO the Ina y .rir.fj ,n Via
the Pennsylvania Railroad.

IHe I'Pnll-t wanna bs:tiEGiHs
There is every Indication nos Of = large
travel to Washington, on TIE occasion of
the inaugur2 ton of the President. Ct
izenS from all parts Of the country viii
take part i'll the interesting ceremonies
and aid in making the event Il inemara-
bic one. The inaugural procession VII
be grand and imposing, aud the ball
promises TO be a brilliant affair. Ample
provision has been made fer the accom-
mediation Of all visitors.
The Pennsylvania railroad Company
is fully prepared 10 transport the large
number Of passengers who will be al
tracted 10 tie Capital, from points along
its system. Almost unlimited facilities
of transportation, and g station on Penn
sylvania avenue ii the very hear OF the
city, render the company fully equal to
the task OF handling, in the most salts
factory manner, Its thousands n pa
irons.
Excursion tickets will he sold on March
2l, Sd. and tth. good to rtttlrn uutIi the
,tH, from all stations Oil the l'cnHSy I7an;a
Railroad, Philadelphia, Wilmington ana
Baltimore Railroad, Northern Central
Railway, Philadelphia ana Eria Railroad,
West Jersey and Cam.lcn and Atlantic
Railroads, at greatly reduced rates.
From Baltimore and all points saath
thereof, on the Baltimore and Potomac
and Alexandria and fredericksburg
Railroads, excursion tickets VIII be sold
on the 81 and lth, good to return unit!
tie 9TH. For full and detailed Informal
ton, apply to local agents Of the Penn
>yl.auia Railroad and its branches.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF JOSEPH CRAZY
-:r5ekca Ifiih To,asa y-'- on I'll" Road, and
Dirs in u Eaicl.

On FRIDAY, tho 2oih inst, Joseph
Gracy. a man well-known throughout
Cecil and adjacent counties Of Pennsyl-
vania, lett his home Hea" Lewisville IN
,he last named state, fer the purpose Of
attending a sale Of horses at Rising sun.
When he reached Calvert he complained
81 feeling bad. and Was assisted from his
carri:4r AMI into the hotel. 1t was soon
f9a@l chat he Vas seriously i'll, and lie
,vas pat to bed and Il physician sum
m5Hcd, who pronounced it severe ease
Of paralysis. He fingered until an early
nour OF: Monday morning when ne died.
Mr.. Hraev was aHI3 > years Of age, aud
he'd always cnioye1 hearty and robust
7 Isalta 1t The time JIG left home he
was apparently in perfect health. lie
wls -. extensive dealer in horses, and
! in lais connection WAS weli-knowi
throughout tie peninsula aud south Yves
.,rn Pennsylvania Ills dwelling hons'
is in Pennsylvania. bat a large portion o
. lis fum Is la TINS state.
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No Sham Here!
No False Prices !

The very best way to convince you
that we are selling the Finest Clothing,
is a personal examination Of our Stock.
We specially invite you to inspect it.
All the nobby, fashionable patterns
(orly shown by us) in Sacks, Double
and Sinslebreaste Getaways, Prince
Alberts, &C., &C., for young men, and
a full stock of elegant modest patterns
for gentlemen Of quiet tastes.
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ASSETS:
Value of real estate owned
hy the Company, less
amount OF cncumhrance
thereon observation-disclosures $4,000 90
Loans On bond and mortgage 1880 90
Siuc.s and bonds absolutely
owned by the company
(market yalUc) ............ l4l,21s so
AmOEnJ of all loans Except
Eturt,ra-cS) secured by
stocks. bonds and other
cuItirS hypUthecated to
the company for cash actu-
ally loaned ytht company 1l,10O 90
Interest due and accrued on
stocks. bonds and other Sc
t.u~iticS -. ............... 204f IS
Cash II curiIaHy'S principal
ulti"a ami belonging to the
company deposited in bank 2619 50
Premium notes in force T22l 2S4
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EHH UHRKEVS.
Eikton Markets.
REPORTED BY ID. SCOTT & BRO.
Baltimore Markets,

Baltimore Markets.
Cof,srta% Heek'g By ". II. Michael d Scr :
Grain and Produce Commission ler-
chants, 81 HcElderTy's Wharf.
EhIrIMnnE Eeh o. 1879
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The latest fre2e way Of masque-
raiders, IS coStilt is intended 10 rep
resent an OYSTER next" Why the
future maSqueraon have hotrle OF
DIR. Bulls Cough moving among
| them.
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JONES 81 HAINES,
Alto EYS AT Law
nR. Ii. +. TULL,
DENIISTRY.
DIR. N. 3. SMITH,

Port DEPOSIT, MD,
Having removed his Office to the Brick Build
ing, near the Railroad Depot. il now prepared to
do all kinds DENTAL HORk, in the bestl I'd
most approved manner.
Rp-Ail PATCHWORK guaranteed for ne,
and FILINGS tor i've wears
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Statesmen w anted.
To solicit orders for Nursery Stock. We have
all the latest fruits and flowers. Business easily
learned and EMPLOYMENT GIVEN THE
YEAR ROUND. Only those who can give sat
isfactOry references need apply. For terms and
particulars address
ID. +. ATWOOD & CO.,
st Nurserymen, GENEVA, n. Y.
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Artificial Teeth inserted with or with
out plate.
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Teeth extracted without pain by the
use of both Gas and llydrochlorate of Co.
caine.
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Surplus rs regards POjcyholders. S23S, l61 %
=, tai income ............... 54S96 81
Total expenditures. 52.0Ii 90
Amount OF pUIict"S i'll force
in United States on 3lSt
Dec las;;................u,a0g , 40 co
Amount o. Policies written
in Maryland during the
year Ia,4................. 1855, 54s 90
Premiums received on Ma
rllnHI business in 1851. 1860 81
Losses pa d in Maryland
during lSo4.............. IL 100 %
Losses incurred m Mary
land during IsS;...... 1O,32S 10
-:o:-
STATE OF MARYLAND, }
Insurance Department. Commissioners Office,
ANNAPOLIS. + ehruary 10th, 1885.
IN compliance with act of 1878, Chapter 100, l
hnraty certify that the above is IA true abstract
rom Inc statement of the Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company OF Delaware, to December
alst. 1854, nov OH iiie'in this department
JESSE X. HINES,
Fcb. GS-St Insurance Commissioner
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VIII have an Office at Port Deposit on
Saturday of each week. Office formerly
occupied by DR.. Loag.
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RS-ALL WORK GUARANTEED.-es
Feb. Oily.
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PUBLIC SALE
Mortgaged Real Estate.
90 A Q r Il s

90 A Q r Il s,
more or less, which is particularly described in
said mortgage, and adIons lands Of Joseph Mes
bitt. Amos Clen1enng. Willard Mcdowell and
others. This property i. very well situated in IL
thickly populated country. with mills schools
and stores in immediate proximity. ROwlands
vile, where are located the rolling mills of the
Mccullough Iron Company, is only two miles
distant The land is OF excellent quality. conye-
niently divided into fields and well watered.
IMPROVEMENTS: -
Large Stone HOUSE, IIasss
douhle-decker BARN, and other convenient out
buildings in good repair. There is also good
ORCHARD on the farm.
The terms prescribed in the mortgage are cash
on day OF sale.
W. j. JONES,
Feb. 2l-ts Attorney named in mortgage.
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Feb. ~.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-02-16
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

The Enosburgh Town Temperance So
ciety recently held its fifty-ffth annual
meeting.
Horace Fairbanks of st. Johnsbury has
just taken out at Montreal a writ of seiz-
IRE after judgment against Hon. Bradley
Barlow.
With his usual judgment and energy,
Hon. E. p. Cotton has managed the bust
ness of the Norwood Lumber Company
so that the unfortunate depositors in the
defunct st. Adams Trust Company are re-
alizing something from the asset, their
one great reliance.
Robert A. Perkins, late Of the Spring
field Republican, and formerly the editor
of the Woodstock Post during its brief
period of existence, has been made the
editorial and business manager of the
Rutland Herald, relieving Albert H. Tut
tie of the active supervision Of its affairs.
Edward Braney was one Of the victims
in an accident on the Central railroad
last week, and was brought to his home
in Windsor on Friday last, to repair dam
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-02-16
DEATH OF HON. B. N. DAVIS.

Hon. Bliss n. Davis, the oldest
member of the Caledonia county bar,
died at his home in Danville, We'd
nesday noon, Feb. IL, at the advan
ced age of SO years. About a fort
night ago Mr.. Davis drove home
from St. Johnsbury contracting Sc
we're cold which resulted in pneumo-
MIA, and for several days past his
death has been expected. His death
removes a prominent figure from
political, legal and social circles. Mr..
Davis moved to Danville about the
year 1850. He was states attorney
that year when the notorious Bristol
Bill was tried for counterfeiting
After Mr.. Davis had made his plea
and taken his seat, Bill, who was fet-
tered, approached Mr.. Davis and sud-
denly plunged sharp pointed case
knife into his neck, barely escaping
the jugular vein. There was the
greatest confusion and dismay in the
court house. but Bill stood calm and
unmoved, and after Mr.. Davis had
been cared for, he was put in solitary
confinement. 1t seems Bill had re-
tanned the knife given him with his
dinner, and after grinding the end tt
| point on the stones of his cell, con-
cealed the murderous instrument ii
pocket handkerchief which he hello
in his hand during the trial and unit
the time to use the same. At frs
Mr.. Davis was supposed to be fatal
ly stabbed, but he recovered rapidly
and has been vigorous and usefu
man for nearly thirty-fve years sine
that remarkable adventure.
In the years 1859, Mr.. Davi
was county senator. He was a di
rector in the Caledonia bank fo
some twenty-five years, and presiden
of the same for several years. Mi
Davis was a remarkably vigorou
man for lis pears up to his last sick
, ness. Although a map without
, | classical education, or the polish c
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Conductor Melius Says Something of Interest
to all Travellers.
Poughkeepsie, \. Y, Feb %, 1884
DR.. D. Kennedy, Rondout, n. Y:
Dear Sir L have used your medicine, called DIR
KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY, for Indi-
gestion and Dizziness, to which 1 was subject at
times, and know from experience that it is worthy
of all that can be said of it of that kind.
Respectfully, w. S. MELIUS so Harrison st
REMEDY is extensively used along the line of the
Hudson River Railroad, is shown by the following
from Tarrytown The writer is none other than Mr.
DeRevere, the Station Agent of the Hudson River
Railroad Company at TaTrytown, a man well known
in that community.
Tarrytown, n Y, Feb. 3D. 1884.
DR.. ID. Kennedy, Rondout n. "
Dear Sir For long time 1 was troubled with
severe attacks of Dizziness and Blind Sick Head
aches. thought it was due to impure blood and a
disordered state of the system. | was advised to
try FAVORITE REMEDY. I did so, and have
been completely cured. It's the best thing | ever
heard OF for any disorder of that nature, and Eve
recommended 1t to many with like success.
A. DEREVERE.
DR.. KENNEDY'S FAvORITE REMEDY is
confined i'll its sphere of usefulness TO one state
or locality, but is hailed IA boon by hundreds in
every state, the following letter from Millvile,
n. J., will show
Milville, n. J.
DR.. David Kennedy, Rondout, n. Y
Dear Sr:-I had been a sufferer from Dyspepsia
from the time was sixteen years old. had con-
therefore had almost given up in despair of ever
recovering my health, when DIR. KENNEDY'S
FAVORITE REMEDY was recommended, which
/ tried and have been cured It's the best medicine
knew of, and worthy of the greatest greatest
confidence. MRS. S. G. DOUGHERTY.
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many advocates, Mr.. Davis had a
large amount of good common sense
which he used with marked tact and
effect very many times, which made
him a bad antagonist to meet in de-
bate. His kindly nature and Chris
tian qualities endeared him to all,
and a very wide circle of acquaint-
ance will mourn his death. He leaves
several sons, Drs. Albert and Edward
Davis of New York city, and George
A. Davis of San Francisco. Mrs.
Davis deceased few years ago
GnIennnin1l
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ages He was severely injured about one
knee aud hip, and generally shaken up,
but is fast recovering his normal condi-
ton under the care of DR.. Richmond.
Dir. Samuel J.Allen of White River juno
ton charged with killing Dell Hansen
of Rockland, Mass, was sentenced in the
supreme court of Boston, last week We'd
nesday, to five years in the state prison
at Charlestown, one day to be passed in
solitary confinement. The sentence is
generally regarded as very light one.
Colonel Frank G.. White, superintend-
ent of the Bennington & Rutland railway.
died at Bennington Feb. 9Th, of enlarge
ment of liver, aged siXty-one years Mr.
White has been superintendent of the
Bennington & Rutland railroad during the
past fourteen years, except from 1875 to
1877, when he occupied a similar position
on the Panama railroad
1t Is asserted that the purchase of the
st. Johnsbury IndeI by its present own
els means an attempt to make Hon. Fl.
C. Ide the next Lieutenant Governor of
is behind that movement, it is not very
bad The politics of the senator are
about rs Objectionable as they can be,
but he has made very good legislator,
and the state might do a great deal worse
than to promote him to preside over the
body in which he has served with credit
-Argus.
Premiums have been awarded as fol-
lows to parties in this state for exhibits
of butter and cheese at the New Orleans
exposition: w. L. Chaplin, Essex Center,
second premium of $50 for dairy butter
made in September or October; E. B.
Wood of Barre, third premium. $25. c..
Miller of .Pomfret and w. w. Park of
Montpelier get share of 81 900 which
was divided between some twenty exhib-
itors of butter. The Vermont Dairy AS
ISOLATION of North Pomfret get second
premium, $3.50 on largest and best dis
play of butter. W. ID. Bronson of East
Hardwick gets second premium of $50
for print and ornamental butter, and G..
L. Wheeler of Randolph third, $50. For
granulated butter F. C. Grout of East
Concord gets first premium, $50. For tub
butter made in New England or Middle
States, I. A. Livingstone of Morrisvile
gets first premium of SIS; Mr.. Bruce of
West Randolph, second, $50; and E. B.
| Douglass of Shoreham third, S25. On
cheese, w. T. Chaplin of Essex Center
| gets pro rata share in 81 900 with some
fifty others, and third premium of $50 for
largest and best display of cheese by in
dividual manufacturers. This is very
good showing for Vermont.
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HaIc's Honey the great Cough cure, Use. 5oe.& 81
GIenn's sulphur soap heals and beauties, 25c
German Corn Remover kills corns and Bunions
Eilrs Hair and Whisker rya-Black and Brown, scots
Pixies Teothaei.e Drops cure in Minute, 25e
Deans Rheumatic Pills are snre cure, SOC
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-02-16

Why is it that the girl with the biggest feet
always wants to play Cinderella? We don't know;
but we do know that the best remedy for coughs
and colds is the far-fmed DIR. Bills Cough Sprup.