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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05

cows to the factory near the depot and
received for one month only about half
as much as he did the next month when
he made the butter at home and the
creamery butter sold higher than his did:
or why doesn't Mr.. Evarts patronize one
of the two creameries in which he is
partner: OF course it will be answered,
and very truly, that he cannot afford to
mix his Jersey milk with other milk. of
which it will require 30 per cent more
than his to make a pound of butter;
neither can he afford to draw it two
miles.
don't suppose that the dairymen will
adopt any system Just to help that sys-
TEN or the party selling it: but | believe
they will adopt the system which they
are satisfied will give them the best re-
suits with the least expense of time, la
Dor and money; and to aid them in that
decision will state the following. which
can be backed up by the strongest evil
dence
| The manufacturers of the centrifugal
separators have made the claim that their
apparatus would make more butter, and
of IA better quality, than the Cooley
! (Which claim they have never been able
to substantiate in any test with the
Cooley.) Let us examine their record
and see what they have actually done.
Mr.. 4. ID. Evarts of Nergennes, VT, an
agent for, and an ardent advocate of
centrifugal separators. read paper up
on their advantages over anything else
at the Vermont Dairymen's associations
annual meeting at Bellows Falls, Jan.
2l. 1856. Upon being asked what the
farmers got at his factory for their milk,
he replied 20 cents per hundred pounds.
This amounts to l-2 cents per quart.
He then called on Mr.. +. j. Parker of
Georgia, VT, who stated that at the fac
tory where he was running a centrifugal
machine the patrons got so cents per
hundred for their milk. This amount
to about ! 81 cents per quart. the aver
age of the two factories running with the
the farmers having the trouble and eX-
pense of carrying the milk to the factory
The average paid by the Mapping, Conn.
: Amherst, Mass, and Canton. Conn.
creameries, run on the Cooley cream
gathering system, was , 81 cents pei
quart for the milk, and the factories went
to the farmers doors for it. and carried
away only the cream, leaving the skin
milk on the farm.
Thus it is seen that the centrifugal fac
tories did not pay a much AS the Coole!
by more than Il cent a quart and the far
! mers had to carry the milk to the cen
trifugals. Now what does this difierenc
amount to: Take a dairy of 10 COWS
These cows will average II quarts pc
day each, or l20 quarts for the ten, at on
cent per quart (the difference is l Is
amounts to Sl.20 per day; or for 81
months (lS0 days ,S2l6.-enough TO pa
for ten-can elevator Cooley creamel
{ besides, from it, the first season. Othe
- sizes in the same proportion. There
an old saying that 1.-THE proof of tn
pudding is in the eating" Does not thi
adage apply to cream raising? Thes
= proofs are based on actual workings c
long duration. If space would permit
would be pleased to quote what thos
; who have used both the Cooley and sep;
rators say about them.
Yours truly.
: j. W. DORSEY.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05
Social Directory.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trains pass Middlebury station at the hours
given below
GoING NoRTH-Express, SO a. M. local ex.
press, $50 II. M; mail, 3 % p. M; express,
10 p. m.
GOING SoUTrI-Mail, Q 30 II. m; passenger,
:j2 p. m; mixed, 5 40 p. m; eXpress,9 :j2 pm
MAILS CLosE-North, 80 and 80 p. m; ;
South, 0 20 II. m, and 80 p. IN.
See Central Vt. timetable, elsewhere
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\. 4. FLETCHER
j. ii. WITHEREL
COMMIssIoNER's yoTICE.-Es,ate OF

y SOIOn IInrk.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Adj
Olson, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per.
sons against the estate of SolOn Clark, late
of salisbury, in said District, deceased, and
all claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby
give notice that we will meet forthe purposes
aforesaid, at the dwelling house of l.. ID. Lc-
land, ON the 23d day of February and 21d
day of June next, from o'clock L. NJ until
4 o'clock +. NJ. each of said days, ana that six
months from the nth day of January, \. D..
lSSi, i the time limited by said Court for said
creditors To present their claims To us for cX.
animation and allowance.
Dated at salisbury, this 2d dayof February,
\. u. lssG.
JOHN T.. WEEKS, tCor,,,s
DANIEL DATON, NN"'ii O.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
REV. Henry LANE, PASTOR.

This il the order of services in the X. c.
church commencing with the first sunday in
February:
First sunday in February-Mass at 10 80 n. m;
catechisln, 80 p. M; bcnedictiOn, 30
y. IN.
second Sunday-Mass at Il. M; catechism,
80 p. m; benedction, 80 p m.
Third Sunday-Mass at 10 80 II. M: catechism,
80 p. m; benedictiOn, 80 p. IN.
Fourth Sunday-No morning or afternoon SER
vice, but bcncdiction at 80 pm.
The above order of services is to he followed
in rotation every four consecutive sundays.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05

The Echo des Alpes publishes a sum-
mary of the fatal accidents that have
occurred since 1859 in climbing the Swiss
Alps. During this period there have
been so such accidents, whereby l34 per-
sons lost their lives. OF these 40 were
guides or porters, so tourists, 2 monks Of
Mount st. Bernard. II We're workmen
journeying over the mountains. and
was a crystal seeker.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05
Advertising Rates on application.

RI After this date papers will not be dis
continued AT the expiration of the time paid
tor, unless notice is given at the time of sub
scription or before the subscription expires.
Unless such notice is given the paper will be
continued to responsible persons till they re
quest its discontnuance and pay up all ar
rearages This seems the best plan, and will
he adhered to in the conduct of this paper
hereafter
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05
THE CHURCHES.
RECTOR.

REV. ALvA f. CARPENTER, RECTOR.
sunday services, 1915 n. M: I 90 y. m
sunday school, II rs p. m
Friday evening service in chapel, 100 p. m
special services on Holy days.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05

ever given in Cobleskill on an educational
search, graceful delivery and forcible
rhetoric, and was listened to with close
attention"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05
JUDGE HARRlNoTON's DECISION.
j. W. DORSEY

In the New York independent of May
2sth last appeared an article by Oliver
johnson, who. writing under the title
"A Hero Waiting for "A Statue" gave
some account of Theophilus Harrington,
one of the early judges of the State SUI
preme court, and his famous decision in
a fugitive slave case. Hon. Daniel Rob-
erts of Burlington, seeing the article,
wrote this interesting letter to Mr.. John
son:
BURLINGTON, VT, Aug 90 1855.
MIR. OLIVER JOHNSON:
Ny Dear sir: Knowing your interest in the
fame of Judge Thcophilus Harrington, as
the author of that celebrated decision, I'M o.
reported except in tradition, in the early Yer
mon fugitive slave case, will give you, rs il
came to me from my once friend and college
classmate, Edward ID. Barber OF Middlcbury,
whom you will remember, more direct and
authentic report of the case than, as | think,
exists elsewhere. Mr.. Barber reported il to
me AS il was reported To him by the venerable
Horatio seymour OF Middlebury, senator of
Vermont, who was himself counsel in the tri.
al of the case.
10 appreciate Dcllefln humorous uppOslte-
ness of the rough judges rulings, il should be
understood that, in making perfect title to
lands in Vermont as in ejectment, etc, il was
necessary to trace the title back through sue
cessive conveyances 10 some one of the gran.
tees named in the charter of the town. granted
by the colonial governor of New Hampshire,
such grantee being therefore called the orig
inal proprietor" This was the well-under-
f,h
in those days As senator Seymour reported
1t, the slave claimant introduced evidence of
his possession of the man as IA slave, his es-
cape, etc, and Offering sundry title-papers in
the form of bills of sale, etc; but the judge
seemed hard To satisfy as one paper after an
other was offered, occasionally observing
"Nou don't go back to the original propre
tor" until the claimants counsel, quite out OF
patience, asked, "What, then, would youI
honor havei" The answer was, a bin OF
sale from God Almighty" As no such title
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05

Feb. lSSj. Balance in treasury, 236 l3
Received ON tax ~, 1858 ~
for rent, - 0G
peddlers licenses 81 II
Sl3G2 l3
BY paid orders, smith X Allen, work
and material S01 10
Rent New Haven dist. l2j ~
stoves, etc, for Court
House, % No
stationery, advertis-
ing, etc, 81 3S
{. 7. stevens, service
and expenses, % 30
6. :. Harrington, do. 40 50
II. W. Clark furniture
etc. 4G -
Repairs on Court
House, -
Repairs on Jail, 30
Interest and commits
sions 1856 S2
Dec. 81, lsjj. Balance, o.
1892 l3
Orders unpaid ,acccpted) Sl,32s &c
faxes unpaid, list lsSj
Ferrisburgh, So 20
Ripton, 80 90
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05

JoR PRINTING of every variety at the lowest
prices consistent with good work and quality
of stock.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05
INVESTMENTS.

Seven per cent, net, PAYABLE semi
annually. First Mortgage Farm l. 'ans
nrg"rirled AID tulh guaranteed by
Thmp-'" X Wlll.1,, Buk"r., I'll Htrprr,
X mss. VI ,rg"yrs f'r sllr h,
\ \ FL .TCIlER.
Mihdlrhur, VI ~
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05
BAPTIST.
DEE. PALMER. PASTOR.

REV. \. DEF. PALMER, PASTOR.
sunday Services, 10 A. IL. M; 100 p. IN.
sunday school, II :00 IN.
II. j. Chapman, superintendent.
Prlyer1necting, Thursday, 700p. m
Seats free.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05
CONGREGATIONAL.
REV. :. LEWIS Il. spEARE, PASTOR.

REV. ;. LEWIs Il. SPEARE, PASTOR.
sunday services 10 ~ II. M; 100 p. m.
sabbath school, II 90 IN.
Thursday, conference meeting, 100 p. IN.
teachers meeting, 100 p. m.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she WAS Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children she gave them Castoria,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05
THE COUNTY FINANCES.

Report of financial condition of county
of Addison for year ending Dec 81, 1855 /:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-05

VIZ II. BLISS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR.
Office in Tupper's Block.
Middlebury, VT.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
NEJrS FEOM TIE SUBURBS
JERSEY CRY.

Andreas scalski and Joseph schircoviic Polish laborf
NcwJerscy Central Railroad were sncs ny
train Frida, night and Soaski was immediately Killed Ihr
other man SUSTAINED and probably fstal hju--.
Alexander II Iutwig a Socialist. aIrIigntd before
Police Justice Man.er charged with assault ana
battery Henry schlnttr Ludwig one oi III, Itdts
in srik. weeks Three days ago
lac obtained employment In Pofcbaris MIL but when the
,arnta his lcatty i- discharged Ludwig a'
oused schlatter being responsible f h dschargo and
him "A beating He WAS committed Tor iihi
Detectives in the employ Of the Erie Railway Company
arrests Yesterday OF who NJ" ciaIg "l
attempting wreck train iASi SUNDAY night gang "i
b,Itd freight tram al tie western end ~
the tunnel and of them who socmcd {" undersand the
prprr method of signalling sgna I" the engineer 10 hae X
down. The engineer obcy" the signal ann A. there wa.
another approaching col!aion would have occurred
arrival Of brakeman. who snat. si
,r lantern drnnkc hands and signa" the
engineer furwar The drunken rllnans attacked
ie after giving him severe boating uupe'
the train aud c,cip The derc yr- "Orke qurty on
Yesterday they arrested John and Patrick NC
Cavern, Daniel McNaiara Hugh Mufha and Joseph lien
The prisoners taken before justice LAWS ana
cod under bonds.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
BRO,JkI.YN.

Horny spsndcl while financial distress about three
We ,rs ago gave MS little year ci MsfSHret into
the IRA Of William Eustcr, No ID Bac-st Tor Al
indefinite period. A few days agJ Mr. Eustlce asked
spen tn take back the chilli and give MIN 1000 for ia
hoard and IOd ing threatening otherwise "a sen ths
it one to Germany THE father apl @ 10 Jus Ice Van
Wyck Yesterday writ Of hahets corpus 10 rrgdjn
the ciiild IL was granted aud made rcturnanie Oh
Tuesday.
Adam Blst arc sixty. .ive,Ot No 202 Meserolest. ueh
to commit suicide yesterday by cutrDg 6o wrists WIN
a riznr He was taken Ia tho hospital slckDess ana
poverty drove blm To the act
policy shop kept hy JACOB alsr and Nicholas
stauch at No i3l Neserole-st. vas radei ye.terday
morning.
fore tnere have been four mail dercrics daily
nm Montague aud Pie rcpun. In R.r,eu-t as Tar ~
master Ienirx has decided to add An sid"na delivery
hrgiunng To orIow. The first mail Will hc dclveiei
at "a.
Father Mshoney one OF the chaplans at the I"nten-
tiary about resign He has apioirtci pastor
OF a new church In Madison-st near kaiPbavc
An act ion has begun the city Court tY rah ts
Ernuwav valued S6OO0O The owner OF Inch Nas Tie
BANKRUPT sugar reiner lIenryC lie Rivera The complain
ants mechanics iriis on
anil th-,u declared prior claim The Long 'Hh '"iA
II has transfer of the housrS fin Dr N'I"
IT now believed Alderman Splitter has been accom-
paniei 10 his partner IN the real c-st. uh'
charles Wafth No warrant has yet been issu'N io ' a.
have all disappeared his house IN sumn'ravo " closed
separation from his wife Leonors on the ground of abandon
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
RADBUURN'S THIRD TRIAL.
NETWORKS BEATEN AT LAST IN BOSTON.
THE BEA~-rATERs PUT IN THEIR CRACK PITCHER
IN KvrRY 0AM~ Against THE GIANTS.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIEUSR1

THE BEA~-rATERs PUT IN THEIR CRACK PITCHER
INKvrRY oAM~ Against THE GIANTS.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIEUSR1
BOsTON, Aug. 14.-Kee!e was no terror to the
Bo.tons to-day Thoy fell him Ut aud bated out
victory In great shape. The hits when most needed
IL Is probable that the number OF bis msdo of his de-
livery would but for the efforts OF the
home team fourth and NTH Innings tn yet them
put out In order to complete nve
innings before the breaking of neavy
shower which seemed imminent. The shower camc. but
only very gen NY and the not DELAYED an IN
sant by It. Radbourn hit freely, but generally for
outneld flies, twelve men being disposed Of this way
and safe hits scattered 10 no of benefit Tno
m Krefrs single. and attempt to cut Keefe of In his
dash for second In tho sixth, with out. Ewing drove
the ball nearly tho three bases and camo home
u Wards hit TO wise In the eighth Wise fumbled
o. Rourko's gronuder. Conner sent him TO third on
right fold single and Ewings Hy to ceure let him home
No other New-YOrk player got beyond second base al
though Rourke handsomely nelded out In trying
TO turn splendid double into three Dagger The Bos
tons won tho game the first inning on two
doubles three singles out at the plate and force
OUT earning four runs double. out and single
earned another In the second and they clinchcd the
thing In the sixth with made four
were costly. and two of them excusab!e Ge-pie
and pOrgan made some Gne catches while tho Boston
ou field took every chance offered Fulm,r did have
both about alike. Tho attend was over
1000 Tue srOrs was:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

.KyocKED OUT" IN TEN MINUTES.

"Joe Fernandez, professional slugger,'
and Tom BaruarL. general " rp"rt wh' th'"ks ho
eau put up he good advantage" had u iitto alter
cation gong down oo tho sandy HOOK ooA' Oh 'ue'F
way to tho Monmouth Park race. yesterday.
Fernandez offered to punch Barnard's head FOR two
CENTS barnard intnatrd that 40 would pay tno price
,ur no tnousht IL would be- bg contract Tor 50 tlo
money Roth men grew excited AMI fight on the boat
socmcd imminent. Friends OF both Interfcrej.
Turs, friends however. Tx" to sec g"od "scraI ANA
,nn the hoiltgrrruts Frruanrz aud Barnar that tho
heat way to sctc their quarrel would be to go into the
wopIs at Mnnmuuth Park when the special uAln
reached that plAcs aud ntht according 10 the Marquis
f rules. The men agreed 10 Ids proloSi-
ton tho reached It's destlnion large
delegation followed them 10 n quiet spot near by.
Barney" Aaron acted as referee II was siuskina
match without much "sclence." Fernandez kno Rcd
barnard out In ten minutes. Barnard was so well
..,one up that he had to DO taken to Long Branch
forr
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
cUlRGED WTTH STEALING $1,000.

Jeremiah Mccarthy, Keeper at No. III ROose
lyn was brought to Essex Market Police Court yeser
day on complaint of William II. Albright, OF No. 323
Madi,on-s,. printer, for the larceny OF $t2OO from
Street barroom, where the complainant had indis-
crcelly exhibited the money. 1t WIS claimed by the
prisoner that the money was taken by him tor saic
keepiug as the complainant Intoxicated, and that
$50 hat been returned at the time tho balance, he
said had Lccn taken his homo in Brooklyn, and he
remandcd in the custody of Policeman Nel to enable
him to hand over the amount However, he failed to
do So the ground that the money had bceu stolen
or lost The complainant asserted that the money
t.kon from him without his consent Justice Pltier-
son req qured bail in 900 for further examination
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

CucAGo. Aug I4.-The Chicago and st. Lonis
clubs played the champions The home play
pitching hard and took winning lead In the
opening inning Tho score was az follows
e''IsS 81 Ioai. j 2
Bss. hits Chicago lO II Louis. g. Errors Chicago
- Louis. O. Piich"rs-CarkSon ana hea"y Umpf" MI
MYERS.
DETROIT Aug. 1.-THE Kansas city club usual.
beaten by the to-day The Detroit batted
Conways all the field and easily The score
VAS app ended;
Kansas CIV ...............'...0 o o 2 o 3
Basc Detroit IL Kansas city Errors-Detroif g.
Mr Powers
pm .prIrHI. Aug I4-ony hvo innings played To-
day The Washington and r,airipa
and won with by the annexed soOro;
Washin gton o
Ph la!cipl -....-..-..0 " v o
Ba--lits Washington. ; Philadelphia, ~ Errors-Wash
,nsfon Z Philadelphia l. Pitchers Mhigan and Casey
Umpire Nj. Ganney
1T IorIs Aug I4-Today's game between the ST. Lonis
and brooklyn mines veil contested one Porter now
hits and scoring four runs won inc game "o
ST Iouis uis....................l o q o -
u,ontivn ...........O u u o q IL
Eass h,s-st Louis 9; Brooklyn. Errors St LOUIS;
Broosyn6 Pirhers -carruthcfs and Pot1r Umpire MI
Bradley.
The scheduled game Ptthurg between the Metropolitan
and tt-bnrs potponcd account OF rain
At Cincinnati Cincinnati, Athletic IL, -
A. Louisville Louisville . batnoro j. Game ea''o' o"
AZ 6"wrFo Tr,no. oswcso, 8 o
A. roughsccp.ie- r3nshs".p,ic (" Newonfs
At UEca Utta, g. BuaaiO D.
The Nassau and staten Island Athletic club ninos played at
Washington Park Brooklyn yesterday The staten Island
MN. ourpsv the home every point and easily.
The score was:
Staten Island ......................2 o g .
Ma
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
CANADA WINS AT CRICKET.

THE CONTEST
SEABRIGHT, N. D., Aug. 14.-At lo:35 the
two notouss Sanders and Vckers went TO the wicRes
Loury and Clarke resuming the bowling. Few MILL
utes ater Sanders was bowed by Clarke Tor g I1to'
after making @ was we'll caught by Morgan. Vicker
was vctim being bowed by CLARKE after max
ing 49, good cricket. Bell made and was men mag
nifcently caught by Brockie at point of Loury Henry
played ono McNutts fast ones on to his wicket Tor
So Boyd was next captured by Brewster. of McNutf.
for well played IT, Harley the next man, PLAYED mag
uincent crickst for 27 and finely caught In the
country by McNutt, Of Brewster Jones followed AMI
at 10 40 century up when Jones was ooWed oy
Clarke Ferre the next man. was caught oy btocKe OH
Rrswster without scoring. Wilson did not Increase
the score. but WAS caught and DOwed by Brewster
Fuller tho last man. bowed by Clark. and the In
nngs cose for IO6 Gecspie carrying out his bat for
patient l |. 49, =,
Al orIock the States went In with the hard task or
making 175 to Grllerpie ana Frrric ocRnn the
after making n good stand for a. Mansh'ld Tho next
man. was clean howlrd by Grlrsple Tor L. Br"anbeau
follnwed, hut was mngnifreDty caugbt AZ poIht NY
Little without scorirg scott, alter MAKING .. WAS
cautur~d at puint by Lille. Morgap who WAS oattlns
In good FORM caught at the wicket by saunuet'.
Mac Mutt fnlIowed, hut was i,nmrdiatey .tump-d b'
Saunders Brewster, after playing pluokf innnR WAS
erandiy caneht AT point by Little for wepiattu g.
Rrockie ont !. u. W. 10 F'rrie TOT ueelu ID.
Glenn was howed by Ferrie without scorlnH. Law.
after making l, was smariy stumpen oy Stun'e,e. %
Lowry the last man. quickly bow'dh hy Wilson, the
mstcn resutine in win for Canada by 81 IN" stars
playei q splendid uphill game but tho Do~ing was 100
good for them.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
A quite nice-looking young woman, about

A QUItt UlCC-IUOhIHW yUIIIIB WUTIIdTI, dUUUU
nineteen years old, wno said she belonged IN Newark
has beeu noticed about Buffalo Bhrs "Wihi West
Camp at ErastinA almost daily since the beginning OF
;hs season. She seemed to rivet her attention on
P.wnre Iudiap tho best looking savage IN tho camp
named Pnshaiuck, who spoke just little English. aud
sbs always lin ered IN the Of his be-
fnre and after the psrfUrmancca II was among
the Dr. pzeus Of Wild West that the pretty New
ark giri had uxde conquest OF the Indian Yesterday
rir from Jersey IL was subsequently ascertanrd that
ali, early In the met her savage beau,
md th al the pair took tho train for NesYork Buffalo
Hi ia mucn exercised about tho snHir as he is under
Inc othrr Indians to the reservations In order
AT the ex Of the He will take measures
so ana ina una way Tho business Of tho show Ia
vrsa now M II was the rst Of the exhibition. aud
frcites for reaching the grounds ars being
cnnsantIy pruyiied The fleet of excursion steamers
mas besD aided to- and the sesng capaoity OF the huge
grand stands increased. Tho sano people seem
10 nd uswy times, while special excursions are daily
bringing thousands from along the Hudson. Long ls-
Ia nd po,nta Miss Belle Farrell Who with her
horse WAS knocked seLseless, 10 all right again.