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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-06
WASHINGTON, Oct, p, 1885.

WASHINGTON, Oct, -, 1885.
For nearly eight months large share OF
the time Of the President has BEEN devoted to
the hearing of applications for office and
the determination OF appointments. Much
of the time thus spent has undoubtedly
subserved the public good, some of 1t
has been sacrificed to the indul-
gence of tho people in their natural insist
ence upon useless interviews, and some
of it has been unjustiiiably wasted The
public welfare and due regard for the claims
of those whose interests in the government
are entirely disconnected with office
holding imperativey demand that in
the future the time of the Presi-
dent should be differently occupied, and
he confidently expects that all good citizens
will acquiesce in the proprety and reason
ableness of the following plan adopted to that
end:
After the first day of November the Presi-
dent will decline ogrant Interviews to those
seeking public positions or their advocates.
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays dur
Ing the month, from 10 to IL o'clock
in the morning. he will receive such
other persons as call on strictly public bust
ness and on the same days, at half past one
in the afternoon, he will meet those who
merely desire to pay their respects. On all
other DAYS and times during that month he
viii receive only cabinet officers and heads
Of departments.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-06
B|L.I0USNE:SS.

Bilious symptoms invariably arise
from indigestion, such as furred
tongue, vomiting of bile, giddi-
ness, sick headache, irregular
bowels. The liver SecreteS the
bile and acts like a filter or sieve,
to clean Se impurities ofthe blood.
by irregularity in its action or sus-
pensions of its functions, the bile
is liabIeto overflow into the blood,
causing jaundice, sallow COM
plexion, yellow eyes, bilious diar-
rhoea, a languid, weary feeling
and many other distressing symp-
toms. Eiliousness may be prop
erly termed an affection of the
liver, an d can be thoroughly cured
by the grand regulator of the liver
and hillary organs, BURDOCK
BLOOD BlTTERS. Act upon the
stomach, bowels and liver, max
ing healthy bile and pure blood,
and opens the cuIvertS and sluice-
ways for the outlet of disease.
Sold everywhere and guaranteed
to cure.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-06

WHEN Judge Kelley, "the Father of the
House was last reelected, Sunset Cox
said to him; well Judge, you will probably
he kept in Congress all your life" 81 tod
my people, answered Kelley, Il was can
didate for life-barring lunacy or paralysis"
"You make your exception too broad" re-
pliei Cox; 'lunacy does not disqualify man
for a seat in Congress"
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-06

A German chemist, J. G. Otto, finds
arterial blood to contain more sugar than
the hlGod of the veins
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
TEMPERANCE ITEMS.

1>E>-IgLE c".ur- c,li1r" ~ Gcor-,
warn, Dr., reader iha; nh.-iy j. ra,
graf ~'ayct..I Il Lr~ !4y
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tivo nl1d-ed N GUn ~. NV. r,-o.yel
N favor q maxim Temperance q ra-.
}! the common ia.. .!4clt O..
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SiiIi" now N session n I.rG--l.ar
-!risA World.
THE Old wo-,! h4I ~ cheap rnv"-
and - whisky ba- ii~- .-r w. l-
TN: p-r.- O. 's- DIV. two :oI-'s 1- o.
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Or Nnr1-,~ nFEv ait, a. to- mr-,
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-~r.uailg s,al.r. sr5 breaking The $50
!. ,EHr, god, all. 81 - -1oHG a E--.
81 tsxs;i.u. and ~ii> secretly - "'E
license f,c> a-l Tul.e i-~p-ets,1- 4
bands it-eif ;.-.tL>r - dispute - *
eu..oa ard roa,iit8I:oaal.,v q oi-
I We .r- -.4.5pn. AM -si-k, - ,h--~ -
tie burIraa which fal "a ~ nat
traffic. More than Cea; co.po-zI
I even. does i; -c-utnizc c~ard.1sts- 80
eu2loy legislative Attorney -
( .dcncs can cDzvi=- il, zz.n;> q: IL
social erls o: which il !, the r-0ht. q;
ra:Se tncta Ia = comprehension .: ar
socseiy would - n.re the trAfie .~mf~
out l; ]. manifest ,ha; -ccs.rJ eodG'~
NOR I'm the liiUor donraz.loa Ia
fun Aay o;hss .yrAaHy.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
AND That. TOO.

A Boston man %. hold Of = NeS:-
crnar the other day N hopes If getting
some consolation on; Of TIL look of ~
fair, toward sundown. bn; the NAL
promptly replied:
u tell you. thing have just >qrliiet
ont III way
.Won't wheat look up a little, ch2'
Not 4 look.
ANY new enterprises"
Net 80 much ~ building a wo'd-
she'd"
Bat 10 the merchants complaint:
II should smile. They eycn hr~
folks - help en- grow"
Isn't the railroad business a Ltd
NOR, f~ayorablc?'
Yes. they managa To run trains. but
that abou, all
We'll. thcra must - some iu>:aa~>
in Il, IVES, which holds Is "wG- pe--
sisted the BosJonian. "How'> Eat-
morv?"
..Deader'n Jo>cph'> old boots" VA
the confidential answer. "A year a.
ven could have married ANYTHING and
ANYBODY and counted or sN per ccai.
! dividends. hut tn general depression
has flattened matrmony until a wld""
worth $4,000 has GOT tn hunt = man
! down wi;h 4 cun.-BGl S:rte: Attrs
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

VIII you take this woman for yor'r
ne remarked 10 ihr clerk: My
fri3ad. YOU look rather yoHn. for any
thing Of this Mind. ! can not marry
YOU unless you ASSURE me You have a.
tanned your majority III two attend
ants weTe considerably startled ~ III
question. and informed the official tia;
the were no: hi, game. 1; took con
siderable persuasion L. show them tha;
they were not married % half-marr."d.
but the whn.- matter VA finally Sd
jus;"d and the righ; parti"- welded
do they pay pretty literally:
That varies exceedingly. replied
the official. with + laugh. >omatlas-
thcy oi!cr M nothing. AMI cons ter tAAi
| am 81 officer for the purPo>-F pr
Vi led and pail b the law. AGAIN ID
ar" liberal. and give me : hand
some rc-'m p-n-". One" = tai,
gawky Young farmer from Rocsca-.l'
County handed IL. i tw"niy-nN'-c"1'
piece. with IN" r'.rn1rk. u gu that :
A. much u y"u'A want II Mor /
Kin make IN IL. hour. a1G Yu male
il ia i've minute ! did not ral-r a.
objection. bat poch"'"i Tho CON, AMI
have kept / sine" - 4 luck r.r.r. to
c~a-i0uaily = ~fa.wart yuuu- country
man. in the i]ul.uc~- ~ hi heart. "l.
tender rnr = iiyr dollar hl! ,r even
raise 10 a ten dollar. II sometime, ""-
en- that i, ha, taken the groom last
dollar Ia h,Iy railroad ticket. and b.,
ha-n't a cent - blrS- himself with OF
co.r-e. when TIL, happens | ain from
our. uule-, ~" aarpy husband ! -u!.-
ci"ntiy grateful 90 send M irc ai;"r b,
la returned t. hi home. Once 4
tuun" fellow from a point ON III" Ono
R'YJ-. in W-S,crn Kentucky, wa utr-
RED rs ne. At ih- conclusion ~ III.
necessary questions and answer. h" ~
formed me. with UT.G embarrassment.
Ina, II. had no more MONEY Than enough
To yal the va ~ himself @u't hr'!''
bach home. lcou,d 10 nothing ".-r than
tel him - 90 and think no !npIr -. ta'
frn / few day~ after lh.T" U"r.
shipped Ia me- twD largr sack ui wheat,
and | rc"ri.-ti a no:- from tie grower,
,tttiug that pc had not W ban able 4"
r,i,. any cash. but hr -ru; III, some
,ntgr T." had rli-..d hcfUr" hc married.
H. hoped | w"gli iA" II. = b." picked
he hr.t hc lad /! made good .'pGr. and
| CONSIDER ,hat ny trouo." e.! no 20
uHr.war'rd.
II j.. hpw"Trr Iguch Of,"r". -.
cps. hat | never again .'-.r from ia'-''
p~.rti.>. have known t"o or 'u-r" il
-ta-c,, n which they have >-"t money.
bat the obligation usually Sip. from
tl,,. memory. ENpu>;tion .u>,a -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
an AFRICAN CUSTOM.
How the Abys,in,ins Pat Eccf ut ~ We'd
ding Feast.

A wedding feast j. like all banGUci-
in this country. more ar less composed
of In" .iby~sinian piece De resistance
raw flesh. If you should happen to be
seated near the open door ON these oc-
~casion> Won may -.c this course pr
pared. An OK l. brought into TN" COM
pound. and III. throat j. >kiilfTlly cut.
Before the animal has fairy brrathrd
his last. >kinniug i commenced. the
stomach j. taken out. and the Fish cut
into long strips. and brought IN with
the animals heat sill III il to the
hungry and impatient guests. who de
your il. not Ike Wild beasts. bu; U.s.
knivc, of all kind-- from dagy"r> or
swords to povkct-kniyr-. Iac consumer
ri this drlicacv takes IA" end of the
>trip or string uf meat into hi mouth.
placing il between hi teeth. In his
left hand hc holds the meat bodily AMI
with his ri-h: givr- a drawing cat with
his saber from left to righ; through IN"
meat. scvcrinG it close up 10 his lips.
and 80 hunks his mc;i away. Tni>
mode of feeding requires some practice.
and has il Inconvenience. especially =
people with long Noses and a thirst f"r
strong drink. for ]; i generally ! SIN
when noses b"wIn Ia >Uiirr ~cutaneou-
losses from = too cio,r proNimit. L.
dagger or >abcr that III" host; tcdgs
(naiiyc drink hes been both plentiful
I and strong. TO favor the otherwise
in>ipid taste Of raw flesh large guam
Titles of rh pepper arr consumed,
ground up with fat into = paste. and
lard,d over the Wand. Ahy>>inian> IT,
quaint in their food. II not nasty: fol
some pur ox-cali from tn" freshly
killed animal serves - (" r1.GHic /" :
curry made ont vi is intc~;incS. Mil
i never used fresh from the COW. hu; l.
! ALWAYS taken mad" 80 by n"ycl
washing The r,"n>il in which il l. kept
-EugliS4 illustrated .Ngy7-ucc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

The pOnierous engine. whose proiigious power
Holds up u thousand triumphs "a tnts hour.
Bii- men remember from how light q t.ilEg
The most eSuitant victories ingy -pring.
And from IT. great heart earnestly Il cries:
Behold. this day f. fui Of pruuh'cic-.
OF splendid promises for all who aim
The shaft of effort. 10 bring down 4 naIne!"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

70 PUBLIC, GREETING

70 = PUBLIC, GREE ING:
SOB da OF Heal - are no- everywhere cor
rec:1o, the faul 10 OF oeweraes and advising
the unople how TO prevent future spidsCics.
~ other precautions arc nsoe ssry. With
on, vAich no aaoun, OF Sanitation can avail.
Dr.. Ga cayo tha, cholera has but li,tle
chGap among those Who keep no objective
orgau and the liver, skin and k:eHeyo ttho
oeweS OF the Jody 81 hoaithfui operation.
Eaenor's SAFE Roaedics are tho Doe, seien-
tifi3 curnttves and Proventi"os, and sc cannot
,co - eh enphaei.e tho Importance OF usias thea
nov, h, q safesuard against any future ocourse
Nnh CT the cc=aon aiiHento ere caused, rot
primnily BY bad blood, but ~ IMPAIRED LIVER
AND ODNEYs. Tais -esul - II blood corruption
and h jury 20 tho entirc systen. Re1ovo iAls
inpa bed action, and Dost ordinary ail7onts ~ill
d!oa ppear. Other practitioners have held that
ext-ee liver and kidney disordoro arc inoGT-
able d. We, however, by tho ssverest tooto, have
unanswerebly proved thu contrary. Pleaos note;
FlPsT. We DO NOT CURE EVERY KscgH DISEASE
FROG ONE BOTTLE. Earnor'5 Safe Rsmsdteo arc
speo1fics, which have booa euccsseively put
upoi .hs market OILY IN OBEDIENCE TO SrRos0
PJ5IJc DElAaD. Thsse recedios ere: sa.ner'o
SA?s Cure, for fidney, Liver, elacdoT and blood
d. orders, Gene debility, !rpotcney,
g-asel, fena, irresularitios EaTooT'e Safe
Dlaeteo Cure, for Diaeotos-,he only known
spo uf4c; Tarnor'o Safe Rheumatic Cure for
RAe 1atien Neuralgia; wa-nor's Safe Pillo fo-
conStipattcD, d:4rrhoea, Sllloucnoo5i Earror'a
sac Nervino for nervous liooreoEoi @eracr's
Sc Throattno Tor Asthma, oathrrhi Eaynes'a
T.p Dc canoe for eli otomGea doranso@onts.
sEco.D. --Warnor'o Safe Ronsd.es, cpito or
a. Icpposition, have Won no victory and are
en- whore recognized IS leading S-AAOARuS.
TfTRD. After al years OF unccuallod eHpeT"
/ zoe, We sivo thelo unqUllified saarantsoc:
MsRANTEE I~.--Thit Warror', Safe Remedies
are puro, harnleo effective.
1pPA.TEE I.--T,at tho Testimonials uaed
by 20, 30 fNr ca We know, are bona fide,
With q forfeit or 5000 for proof 20
the contrary.
ouRAmTEE III.--rhat Earnor'c Safe Remedies
are NOT EEPaY TEMPORARY. But PERMANENT.
IN THEIR CURATIVE EFFECTS AID WILL SU3-
TAIN EVERY CLAIM, r. USED SUFFICIENTLY
AND PRECISELY rs DIRECTED.
HFouRTH. --specii inquiry among hundrede CT
cur OF doet petien.3 ~ro5ulte in unsquivocsl
toet,mony that thu curos wrought ok. fave,
ou- and throe yesrs aso, were PERMANENT. and
most OF theco pattente wero pronounced InCURA-
BLE when thoy begfn Varnor'n Safe Ronodieo.
Peaa q few Of Tho .sandc oc oxaapleo:
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

The oldest editor in this State Is sad
10 d. Mr.. Bemaa Brockway. Of the vs.
;er,own Times. He began his edl.or.a
career on the Msyville Ssn.inei half \
century ayo, and is sill ia bis chair
n. i. Pcss
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-01-07
A J%udicious Canary and a Wise Cat

A young canary belonging to our fam
lily is in the habit of receiving small
pieces of biscuit, cake or such like from
the tea-table. The hardness of the bis
cult has always been a source of great
annoyance to Dickey. One day, how
ever, after an expectant and close exam
ination OF the tea-table, he was offered q
piece of hard biscuit. Without making
the least attempt to break it, he lifted it
from the floor of his cage, and taking it
to his water.trough, gently dropped it
in, following up the action by patiently
stirring it round anil round with his
beak, until it was in condition to be
eaten. lie then carefully removed it
and devoured it without any trouble.
He now puts every hard substance which
he deems eatable into the water. lie
endcavored to soften sweets in the same
way, but finding that the sweet became
gradually smaller Ind smaller, he hastily
distracted it, and has never since put
anything of that nature into the water.
An equally interesting case of reason.
ing power was lately exhibited by our
cat. Pussy had lately become the
mother of a family of kittens, and was
naturally indisposed after the occur
renee. She wandered about through
the house in. a strange manner, as if
seeking for something, always, however,
keeping within near range of the coal
bunkers when they were likely to be
required. With a view to finding out
what she wanted, the bunkers were left
Open; The cat Immediately entered, and
commenced searching diligently among
the Goals, until she found a piece of coal
covered with pyrites. This she pro-
cecded to lick vigorously, returning to
the bunker and repeating the operation
at regular intervals. On ground sulphur
being offered her, she at nee forsook
the pyrites for that, and ere long, by
use of that medicine, regained her usual
hcalth.-Lndon Mature.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-01-07
New Principle in Mechanics,

A young mar living in Louisville, Ky.
claims he has discovered a new prin'
ciple in mechanics, by means of which
he can multiply the power of any motor
without loss Of motion. The working
model is thus described:
On a chair stood an ordinary white
wood box, with a shaft from one side,
at either end Of which were attached
iron cranks of equal length set %centrine
on each other. He first gave an i~llustra'
ton of the power of the machine by at
taching a tivc-pound weight to ont
crank and q twelve-pound pound weight
to the other at al equal elevation from
the floor; then letting both loose, thu
lighter weight raised the other to thu
the heighth of the crank.
On being questioned, the inventor
said: II am not a steam engineer by
trade, but have spent much time
studying the application of all kinds O.
power. Sixteen years ago, | conceived
the idea of multiplying power without
any loss of motion. | have worked or
different plans for sixteen years, but
could never get the idea that would
give me the result until Al short
time ago, and it is so simple that am
actually ashamed of it. | know that the
principle Is correct, and that it is orig
inal. I have examined ovcr nine hun
drcd attempts in the same line made by
other inventors without having attained
the object they aimed at. There are but
three pieces to the attachment, and they
can be fitted to any stationary, locomo'
tive or marine engine in a manner that
will increase their working power over Il
hundred and twenty-five per cent with
out any loss OF notion"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-01-07
HEALTH HINTS.

The Medical Bulletin says that DR.. Vi
goroux recommends o glass of hot lem
onade, every half hour or less as indi'
Gated, in diarrhoea. It certainly Is plea
SAINT, and is stated to be effectual.
To prevent grating the teeth during
sleep, a correspondent of the DenM Cos
mos says hat a rubber plate, made thin,
and covering the molars and bicuspids
above, and used during the night, has
proven very efficient in his practice.
The saturated tincture of lobelia,
Health anil Home says, is a positive local
remedy in erysipelas. In slight cases,
simply bathing the part once in three or
four hours. In deep phlcgmonous In
fammation, cover the part with com.
presses wet with saturated solution and
change often enough to keep moist.
The late Charles Delmonico used to
talk much about the hot water cure. He
said the Delmonicos were the first to re.
commend it to guests who complained
of having no appetite. "Take cup OF
hot water and lemon and you will feel
BETTER" was the formula adopted, and
the cup of hot water and lemon juice in
it take away the insipidity.
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SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

Oil is o extracted from the seeds of
grapes in Italy. Young grapes yield
most, and black kinds more than white.
Experiments to test the utility of the
electric light in discovering wounded
soldiers on the field of battle were re-
Gently instituted by the Society Of the
Red Cross, of Geneva.
A German chemist has obtained q new
link between the vegetable and animal
kingdom in the shape of animal gum
closely resembling the plant gums in its
physical and chemical properties.
From observations taken from twenty
eight vessels which crossed the Atlantic
last year, it has been ascertained that the
Gulf Stream was ut a greater average
temperature than in any year OF records.
A Jersey City mar buys cracked and
spotted eggs in New York. lie uses the
yolk, together with a secret substance
which Keeps the mixture from spelling,
as an oil to soften calf and kid feathers.
| He claims that it is far better than meats.
foot oil. He uses an average of fifteen
barrels OF eggs per DAY.
Professor Young states that recent re.
searches show it to be extremely doubt
tut whether any portion of the moons
surface ever reaches a temperature as high
as 100 degrees F., although Lord Rose
estimated that some parts must rise to
500 degrees during the lunar day of 0
whole month and fall to 100 degrees be-
low zero at night.
According to the D'myman, the Jap
anese are threatened with severe losses
on account of the extinction of the lac.
quer industry. The tree from which thu
varnish is made is disappearing. An ole
law compelled the people to rear lacquer
trees, but it is not now in force. An
other law compelled every person who
cut down any kind Of tree to plant two
in its place. This also has become
dead letter, and the native newspapers
fear the deforestation of Japan.
The trichina is usually derived by mai
from the flesh of the pig. 1t exists IL
the muscles enclosed in microscopic
cases. If pork be eaten uncooked o.
partially cooked, the cases are dissolved
and the trichinG become s~exually ma
ture in the intestines; the young art
produced and burrow their way into tn
muscles, where they become encystcd
In burrowing they cause great pain ane
fever, and sometimes death. The adul
worm is about one-twelfth of an incl