davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24

Zicnaie Polss2ie ped zabO-
rem nnGsl1iew skim.

Me mog'i Moslsa'e prAebo-
lee, IL w Lu,!;uM ,stnlc,e kla-
sztor Dominikanow. W lutym
wywiezll 7 tego klasztoru trzech
ksiezy j PREY tel okazyi wy
buch}a b6jka polniedzp ludem
a wojskiem, ktora slSoiczyia
sic ma tenn, re kilkunastu lu-
dzi skazano do wiez;enia.
" knicu minionego micsia-
ca Moskale wywiezli q Lubli-
ma ostatnich 3 ksiezy Domini-
kan0w, ttk ze teraz klasztor
stoi pustka. Ia razq .jednak
Mpska|e zachowali sic 2recz-
niej. Ably nie robit halasu
ME wywo]aG nowej bGjki, Eau
darmi wywiezIi ksiezy W no
cy. A re ma z]odzieju czapka
zawsze gore, to i Moskalc Z
obawy, ably lud ksiezy ME Cd
bll, uKryli W krzakach PREY
dworcu kolejowym al dwie
roty wojska, kt6re mlaiy ma
kaz strzelac 90 kaadego, kto-
by chcial ksiezy bronic.
Klasztor stoi zamkniety
wraz re sfynnemi relikwiami
krzyza swietego. Kto klasztor
i relikwie swiete zachowa W
poszanowaniu i ustrzeze pred
z]odziejami i swietokradzcami?
Me Moskale, ME zandarmi, co
strzedz maja spokoju ludzi, ale
ludek biedny, ktory krazy
duiem i nocq ko1o koscioIa i
strzeze, by ME wdarIi sic wen
~zlodzioje, by relikwij swietych
ME tknieto. TAX to Moskale
stoje niby W obronie S!owian
pod panowanl"m tureckim a
SAM gncblq Polakow i sorze-
Sladuja koscioi katol,cli'
w Krolcstwie Polskiem'h u
Litwie, Wo'yniu, Podolu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24
WIS. Poznanskie.

Kupiec Herzfeld z Grodziska
otrzymaf cd wiadzy wyzszej
gorniczej 2 Wroclawia prawo
do wydobywania wegla W
dwoch przestrzeniach pod zie-
mia; kazda TAXA przescrzeh
wynosi 2,ls9,oco kNadr. me
trow i obszar j"j rozciaga sic
w gIqbi ziemi pod ws'aml: Ze-
GREEN, Frannwcm, Chartowem,
Kobylepolem,, Ratajami, Mini
kowem i Malta starolehq. on
ml tego uzyska"ego r'awa
jul nikt inny teraz -"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24
co cegla, zkak inqd sprowa-
dzona, bedzie kosztowa]a vic
eel.

uZOIla, bIoHAS No9"eN'"'" "A1
eel.
Ksiqdz metropolita Lwowski
arcybis,xup S@mbratowlcz ! ks.
bislyup Stanis}awowsN Pefcsz,
zak azali duchowicnstwu uni
clliemu w kmendach lozpo-
wszechniaG pom'eazy ludcm
diva pisma redagowanc przeZ
Naumowicza pod tytutem:Na-
uh0 i Siomo Bo5e.
Jan Naumowicz, Zuany Cd
stepca Cd koscio}a umcklego,
w pisnlie Slomo Bo5e balamu-
ci lud, zuchecajqc so do PREY
.iecia ,,prawoslawla''; W psm'e
zas N0uhu wmawia w nlego,
re Rusini ME sq narodtm Cd
rGbnym, lecz tym samym co
Moskale; = szerZy vice zdra-
dc narodnwq i %siusznie owl
biskupi postqpili wzbraniajac
podwiuduemu sobie Jucho-
wieistwu rozszerzanie pism z
tax zbrodniczq tendencyq.
Rownicz zdrad]iwe daznosci
propasuiq W Wschodnicj Ga
Icyi diva dzienniki polityczne,
wychodzqce We Lwowie: S}o-
no pod redakcyq Pioszczan-
s;Siego i No~Wi Pro1om pod re-
dakcyq Markowa.
W ko|omyi wyrhodzaca ola
ludu gazeta R"s1u Roaa, jest
takze organem mosklewsklm.
Jan Dobr2ahski, redaktor
Gozety Narodo~ej i dyrektor
teartu. Dawniej by} on pc.
Stem do sejmu galicyjskiego
it'd. Byf to goracy patryota,
pracowat ola aobra narodu,
krzewil oswiate pomiedzy lu-
dem galicyiskim. C1~sc .jego
pamieci. Oby ma ziemiach pol
skich by1o ,takich ludzi WIG
Gel:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24
I'LL.
Gaiicya.

w Ta1Dowie odby1o SIZE dn.'
| czerwca urocZyste CdslOnle-
Gle pomnika zmarfego pred
dwoma laty p~roiesora uniwer-
sytetu Hrnkowski,Ao ls,zs.a
Szujskiego, kt6ry napisaf vie
lie uczouych ksiqzek a m!edzy
TENN kilkutomowq Historyq
narodu po]skiego. Akt uro-
czysty dopelniony zostaf W o.
becnosci marszafka kra jowego
Zyblikiewicza i prezesa aka
demii dra Meyera.
u dyecezyi tarnowskiej. Pre-
niesieni: Ks. Wojciech Mlyniec
Q Rabki do Przec}awia, ks.Bo-
les1aw Gruszczynski Z Wcjni-
cza ma administrators do Po-
dola. ks. FIR. Sosin z admin
stracyi w Bodzanowie do RAJ
dinwa, ks. FIR. Rnmanski q
Rad1owa do Wudowlc, ks. Jan
kuderna 2 administracyl W Ia
kliczynie do WoInicZa, ks. NJ.
SlewiershIi z Bienkowki do
Szallar, ks. FIR. Rqczka re Sza-
far do SNrzyszowa. ks. Joa-
chin Dz,za re Skrzyszowo do
Nowego Targu.
Do Krakowa &c SzlaZka
pruskiego oprocz wielu iowa
row i rozlicznych wyrobow
fabrycznych wysy]ano cd ME
dawnego czasu bardzo wiele
wegla kamiennego.
Wyse1ki te maggie ustafy.
.jak sic d%omyslaja, wskutek to-
go, lie Polacy galicyjscy, Cd
wdzieczajqc sic "a wydalania
pruskie, postanowili niczege
ME sprowadZac q Prus, chotby
im nawet dro2ej 'przyszlo o
pl.cae zaspokojeri 2 swych Pc
trzeb W granlcacht Austryi.
Jednemu bulownlczycl
w}asciclel domu, ktory SIX
miai budowaG, po}ozyl "a wa
runek. lie ME bed zic sprowa
dad cegiy potrzebnej q cogicI
nj szI4zkich, i oiarowaI ST
dobroNo!pi" 2ap1cic ma to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24
Dziewiec dni.
PrZeSzlo
100000

pasaaer6w zostalo cd czasu zalczcnia
st,warzyszenia bc2piecznic i dohlzc IA
parowcach p6lnocno.niemieckiego Lilo
ydu pomiedzy Niemcami i Ameryha
przewiezionych.
Szybkic parowce %p6lrocnc-
.niemieckiego Lloydu losiadaja wyso-
kie poklad y, wyborna wentyla-
eye odzuacza.a sic najlepszem i
wygodami jake tti kr6tkoscia
przeprawy daja przyiomnei
spieszna sposobnost podro-
zy do Niem,ec Tub z tainted do Alne-
ryki.
O laty pasaaerskie i akomodacye w
miedzy-pok}td die Tub kajutach, prosimy
sic udac do
OelrichS T. Co.. Gen. Agent.
2 Bowling Green, New York.
Jan AngleWicz. Winona, MINI.
43.S7
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24

NJ
NEW-yORK!!

Wprost TFynace szybNle nlemlcckle
par0Wce:
ELDER EMS WERRA
SAALE TRANE
Ei.BE FULDA ALLER
DIVA razy w tygOdnfu
Z Bremen: W kazda SoAote j sreds
L New Yorku: w kazla sohots i srods.
Gas przeprawy 2omisdzy Bremen
Nnw Nnrl.innl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24
z Polskiej Ojczyzny.
lsrusy Zach0GRie
ITScSsDllnia.

WAchUdnia.
Cd ] Czerwca zupelnic ma
Gle urzadzono ma dworcu ko-
lejowym W Toruniu bioro re-
wizyi paszportow M sposob ro-
sushi. Cd kazdego przobysza
Z zagranicy aqdajq pas1portu.
TAX samo odbywa sic w To-
runiu rewizya baga2y recz-
nycb. Ola Torunia wywola to
strate %tinansow$a gdyz failt po-
WHISKY utrudnla przyja1d go
Sci z Ciechocinka.
Go to bedzie? Co to Una
czy?: w prawach pruskivh ami
niemiecklch ME ma wZlniankl
o przymusie paszportowym.
Dobra rycerskie Waldowo
Nv powiccie z%lotowSkim) kup!f
dnia 90 maja ayd Rafael Cohn
z Berlina, dawnie) W G'sty-
czynie "a $50 tvs. m. FlsNus
dawal 500 tvs. m. Dawnlej-
szv w~laseiciel London bNi tcz
zzydcm.
Ola pogomelc5w ma Ryoa-
kach w Toruniu zebral komi-
tet ratunkowy pod pszew"-
duictwem p. Burmistrza Bon
dera 1854 mrk. AS fen. koml-
tet rozdal pomiedzy pogorzel-
COW d~otychczas 1888 mrk. 80
fen. Reszte odda w]ascicic'om
spalonych dvmow, gdy zaczna
sic odbudowywac.
W Dzierzaanie uderzvi pic
run w stodole plcbanska, kto'
"a tel spionela. Spaliia sic
sloma, narzedzia gosFodarcze
i kilka wozkow, ma ktorycE
pred chwila przyjecha1o Kill
ku ksiezy proboszczow ma kon
gregacya dekanalnq.
w Toruniu odebrai sol8a zy
Gle szewc Ryszkiewicz wystrza
lem z rewolweru.
W Peplinie obchoodzif =
I'm. D. J0zef Ruchniewicz, sc
kretarz biskupi, zfote we
sele.
W Bystawiu, ktory v
tych dniach nawiedzlony 20
stall wielkim pozarem, buduj'
sic wiasnie teraz nowy ko
scio1. Tenn wieksza kleska dl;
mieszkancow, lie zmuszen
przyklaGat sic do pokryci;
kosztow budpwy kcsciola, Cd
sami So teraz bez pomieszcze
MIA.
Koszta budowy obliczon'
ma sc tysiecy mrS uroczy
stosc k}adzenia kamienia w
gielnego odbyfa sic PREY zwy
k1ych ~ceremoniacn we wtorel
Is maja.
Is. Wiercinski, rodem
Pucka, proboszcz PREY koscie
lie sw. Jakoba w Toruniuil
obchodzif W dniu 26ym maj
25-cio letnl jubileusz kap}ai
ski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24

+ w Miescisku umari pro
boszcz tamtsjszy ks. Jozetat
Pnlewski.
Majatek Czach6rki pod no
strzynem ma subhasvic kup'l
.jeder 4 dawnivjszych wlascl-
cieli, p. b. Duszynski re STo-
dy "a IS tysiecy marek. Ma
.latek ten ma okolo 500 morg
obszaru.
w Zdunach obchodzi% pred
trzema tygodniami dzielny
mowca scimowy ks. DIR. Jaz-
dzewski % letni iubileusz ka-
rlahslSi. Wyborcy powiatu kro-
toszynskiego oliarowali Jubl-
latowi piekny klelich, poslo-
vie zas kosztnwny zegar mar
murowy.
'Podczas uczty wniesli Zdro-
vie Jubilata ks. d2lekan ke'
gel w imieniu duchowiellstwa:
prezesowie obu kol poselskich:
DIR. Szuman i MAgdzinski W i
mieniu poslow polskich i paA
Eruzm Parczewski W imienil
Prus Zachoduicl. PrZemawlalI
.ieszcze w pieknycl s1owacl
ks WoiciechowsAi, ks DIR. Sta
blewski, pan FIR. BrzesNi it'd
Szcreg ro52nych toastow zaSon:
cz7i posel Stefan Cegielsk
staropolskim toastem: .,koch2j
my siq!H
Pozel Windthorst przys]a
powinszowanie telegraliczue.
W zninie zgorza}y domy
chlewy obewateli Radosz III
skiego, Nowickiego i Wesol-
ka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24

+ W Zabnie pod Mosina u
mari nau,zyciol TeoliI szul
c<ewski. Mad grobcm przemo-
nii W krolkich. lecz tresriwych
lrwach Is, u ldzikawski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24

w Kr6lcstwie Polskiem'n u
Wo'yniu, Podolu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24

choc ABBY zltalazl .]c ma sWe]
posiadiosci kilka metrow pod
xiemiq.
w Pobiedziskach DIN. 10 BIN.
wstod g}ebokiel nocy powstat
ogien w domu mieszkalDym o.
bywatela Weidnera PREY ulicy
kostrzyhskicj Mieszkancy le-
dwo uszli re zyclem. Caly dom
@zgorzal do szczetu.
Try howe powiaty rowstac
maj9 W w. rs. Poznanskiem
dla teSo, re, jak twierdza
Money, ~ malo tam jeszcze
urzeduikow. | talk cd powiatu
bydgoskjego odc;ety ma bye
nowy re stolieq koronowem.
Cd powialu czarnkowskiego
odciyty bedzje Wielcm Z oko-
lea ma nowy powjat. Poznitj
podobuo ko]oi przyjdzie i ma
powiat gniezuienslli.
Il Cinema Go Km'. Pozu.
donosza, re Zasllzonego i ulu-
biouego nauczyciela gimnazy-
alnego p. Onutrego Jawarskle-
90 W ,,intercsie sluzby'' (wic-
my dobrze co to znaczyl prze-
niesiono GnicZna do miaste-
czka Neuss pod Dysseldortem
W nadrenskiej rrowi"cyi, u
szczuplenicm dotychcZasowej
pensyi. Rozkaz przyszedl
wprost Cd ministra Gosslcra Z
Berlina.
Maietnost Borucin W Pie
szcwskim naby1 p. Szafarhie-
wicz Cd p. Zakrzewskiego.
Krawiec p. Tomaszewski Z
kruswicy, skazany ma 5 ME :
si4cy wiezienia "a obraze ma
jestatu krolewskiego, otrzymal
ulaskawienie.
W kostrzynie zakfadaja bra
cia Chylinscy handel korzen.
oraz handel ielaza ma akcye
w P%oznaniu umarl ! czerw
ca Kodak nasz sp. Albert Biz
ner, kupiec, rodem z Gornegc
Szlqska.
Budowa kolei. z Zbaszyn;
do Walsztyna juz ukohczon;
i droga ia zostala oddana de
publicznego u2ytku w dnil
F.; Il czerwca.
Y w konarzewie pod Pozna
MEM j w Czac2u pod SNi
glcm utworzonc agentury pc
cZtowc.
w jeziorze powidzkiem u.
: tonqf gospodarz Jan Petra
szcwsM ze Starcgo Ostrowa
) lat 4S, kiedy wsp6lnie z 80
spodarzem Formshim Wy
latkowa przeprawiaf sic z le-
Z dnego brzegu ma drugi. Flo
; remskiego rybacy uratowall.
a We Wroniawach pod VOL
! sztynem woaono CLINE; jede:
z robotuik5w Stefan Domaga
ski wszcdf we wydrq2enie zro
bione wybranq i wywiezion
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24
Bro ar
Piotra Blu

dostarcza piwa wytrzymujqeego
porownanie z wszelhieml i'm
portowanemi piwami i na co
szczegolnie chcia1bym zwrocic
uwage - pieniadze, jake do
mnie wplywajq, znowu wydajq.
Ola czego szuka6 rozkoszy
gdz;es daleko, kiedy tylko
schylic sic potrzebujesz, ably
mice zdrowy i orzezwiajqcy
napoj.
Wszystkim moim odbior-
com sfuze jak %najskorzej
PIOTR BUB.
Sugar Loaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24

+ w Miescisku umarl pro-
boszcz tamtsjszy ks. Jozetat
Pniewski.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-17


of Newfane has been spending several days
i'm town. At the meeting of Daniel Lille
Post G.. A. r., on Saturday evening, he
made some interesting remarks to the com
rades. 80 Frank Mccullough, who lives
with his grandfather lust over the town line
in Royalton, has been very sick, having
taken cold while suffering from an at
tack of chicken-pox. - II seems like
" carrying Goals to Newcastle " when we
see men engaged in taking bark from the
cars and drawing it to the tannery while
there are hundreds of cords of It lying
around which other men are loading upon
the cars to be carried to the tanneries in
Massachusetts. - William Brooks had a
nice fur robe stolen from his shed one night
last week. - NJ. A. Moody has added o
new showcase and a case of large drawers
to the conveniences of his store. -
Frank Sylvester has been confined to his
house with neuralgia for several days, but
has so far recovered as to be able to resume
his business at the bank. - Miss Katie
Wheeler, who has been engaged in teaching
at Walpole, n. H., came home on Saturday
last. - Ed. Wiley of Roxbury, who gave
such excellent satisfaction as the manager
of the Wilson House stables last year, has
been here the past two weeks at work at his
old place. - David Eaton, who has kept
the Locust Creek House the past year, is to
return to his old home at Felchville, where
he will engage in work at his trade of black
smithing. - George Abbott has leased
Julius Lanes house and will move into it
the 1st of April. 60 Jack Robinson and
wife of Bellows Falls stopped with friends
in this town over Sunday. - John Reed
spent Sunday with friends in Roxbury
- j. S. Littell, who organized a division
of the Sons of Temperance in this place a
few weeks since, has been spending some
days here this week and last. - Miss
Alice Willard was at home from Ayers
junction on visit to her parents last week
80 Mamie and Josie O'Connel have been
spending a few days visiting friends in Bur-
lington. - Carlton Clapp and wife, for
mer citizens of this town but now of Calais,
are visiting old friends in this town and vi
cinity. - Miss Alice Barrows, who has
been engaged as book-keeper for some time
for firm at White River Junction, has fin
ished her engagement there and is now at
her home in this town. - Miss Etfie Ed
wards of Barre is visiting at r. A. Rood's,
her uncle. - II. A. Rogers went to South
Royalton on Monday last to start up Upper
& Martins tin-shop in that place. -
Miss Hattie Gay, who has been spending
the past year in Lowell, Mass, came home
for visit to her parents and friends on
Monday last.
East Bethel.
WHILE drawing wood recently, Norman
Miss Lila Whitcomb has returned,
after an absence of three weeks in Stock
bridge. - Mr. and Mrs Eldredge and
daughter, Miss Fassett and Miss Perkins of
Warren were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Smith last week. - John Booth,
who has been very sick, is out again. -
Mrs. Lottie Marshall of Claremont, n. H.,
is with her sister, Mrs. ID. p Brewster,
whose husband is very sick
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-17
A Fable.

A ferocious and high-tempered lion, that
had gone through thorough course of Latin
and beer at German university, decided
a number of pupils, he began an intiatory
examination. Turning suddenly to a little
rabbit, he asked, in voice of thunder
"Who discovered America, sir?" The rabbit
was so badly scared that he could hardly
stand on his feet. With a stammering tongue
he answered; " | didn't do it, please, sir; I
didn't do it, | think twas the mule.
" Columbus, sirv' roared the lion. " Co.
lumbus, sirl' gasped the rabbit. The teacher
next directed fierce look at a small puppy,
and asked, with a savage growl; d Who
captured CORVALLIS, sir?' 81 don't
know, sir; but 'twasn't me, STRIP answered
the trembling puppy, who was too scared
to remember the rules of syntax; " Chink
twas the goat, for / saw him trotting round
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-17

A TERRIBLE accident occurred at the
quarry of the Vermont Marble Company at
West Rutland last week Wednesday. The
quarry is three hundred feet deep and eX-
tends like mine under ground. A part of
it had been abandoned and was filled with
fifty feet of water, covered with ice A
huge mass of marble, loosened by the FROST
fell, and by the upheaval which followed
Il. Il. Cops, foreman, was carried to the
farther end in gorge of ice, while fifteen
companions We're thrown all about by the
conclusion and narrowly escaped instant
death. A desperate attempt was made to
reach Cops, but in fifteen minutes another
mass fell burying him out of sight. The water
will be pumped out and in a few weeks it is
expected that Cops body will be found. He
leaves wife and young child. Napoleon
Vondette had leg broken in two places
and Ed. Fredette had an arm broken and re-
ceived dangerous wound on the head.
The mass of fallen marble is estimated AT
10000 carloads, and it will take months to
open the quarry again. The total loss to
the company will exceed $4,000.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-17

CONSUMPTION CURED.-An old physician,
retired from practice, having had placed in
his hands by an East India missionary the
formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh asthma and all throat
and lung affections, also positive and rad
ical cure for nervous debility and all ner-
vous complaints, after having tested its Won
derful curative powers in thousands of cases,
has felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, 1
will send, free of charge, to all who desire it,
this recipe, in German, French or English,
with full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, w. A. Noyes, 149 Pow
er's Block Rochester, n. Y.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-17
Deatbs.

In Montpelier, Feb u, of Bright's disease, Chester
Clark, rs years and months.
In Ludlow. Feb. s, Silas Cole, SO.
In Fairfax, Feb g. Eliza Soue, Sc.
In Pownal Feb. 7, Pliny Morgan, 10.
In Chester, Jan. Q, David II. Goold, 81.
In Barre, Feb. 9, John II. Batchelder II.
In Arlington, Feb. 7, Jonathan White, 81
In Newbury, Feb. 7, James Henderson, "a.
In St. Johnsbury, Feb. g. Arthur Martin, H.
In Worcester, Feb. u, James Philbrick, about So
In st. Johnsbury, Feb g. Mrs: Mary Aver, about IS.
In st. Johnsbury Center, Feb T. A. G. Williams 81.
In Brookfeld Feb. L. of apoplexy, Lorenzo Rice, 70.
In Granville, Feb 10, Ira Patrick, n years and 8
months.
In st. Johnsbury Feb. o. Mrs. Katie (Glenin)
Smith
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-17
Gssal Nutites.

SYLyANUS +. NYE'S ESTATE.
- STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District, S.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, in said Dis
trict, on the 18th day of February, A. D. 1856:
j. n. Perrin, Administrator of the estate of Syl-
vanus +. Nye late of Berlin, in said District, de-
ceased. presents his administration account for ex
animation and allowance and makes application for a
said deceased. Whereupon ordered by said Court
that said account and said application be referred
ONCE in said Montpelier, the 18th day of March.
A. d. 1886, for hearing and decision thereon: And,
1t is further ordered that notice hereof be given
to all persons interested by publication of the same
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Wdfchmdn
& State Journal newspaper published at Montpelier,
previous to said time appointed for hearing, that they
may appear at said time and place, and show cause,
If any they may have, why said account should not
be allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court-Attest,
40-42 A. c. ANERILL, Register.
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Marriages.

In Montpelier. Feb. IA, by Rev. John II. Hincks,
Charles s. Sumner of Barre and Gertrude ST. daugh-
ter of Dr. Alfred Clark of Montpelier.
In Lyndon Feb. s. w. II. Bigeow of Chelsea, Mass,
and Sarah NJ Stevens.
In Highgate, Feb. II, George Il. Hicks and Alice
SWEET, both of St. Adams.
In Sutton, Feb 5, Emerson A. Way of Burke and
Emily q. Chesley of Lyndon
In Felchville, Feb. 8, Edmund j. Davis and May 4.
Hoyt, both of South Reading.
In Highgate, Feb. II, Lester d. Guard of Highgate
and Jennie White of Sheldon.
In Bennington, Feb. 10, Charles S. Kehoe and Eta
NJ. wilkins, both of Bennington.
In South Newfane, Feb H. Frank l.. Adams of
Wardsboro and Lila l.. White of Newfane.
In Lower Cabot Feb. 49, by H. G.. Williams, Esq,
Walter NJ Smith and Julia Pascal both of Cabot
In Rochester Feb. IL, by Rev George S. Guernsey,
A. A. Miner and Mrs Carrie H. Miller, both of Roch-
ester.
In Rochester Feb. s, by Rev. George S. Guernsey,
Horace A. Emerson of Ord, Neb, and Ada L. Rice of
Stockbridge
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If there ever was a specific for any COM
plant, then Carter's Little Liver Pills are
specific for sick headache and every woman
should know this. They are not only a
positive cure, but sure preventive if taken
when the approach is felt. Carriers Little
Liver Pills act directly on the liver and bile,
and in this way remove the cause of disease
without first making you sick by a weaken
ing purge If you try them you will not be
diSappointed.
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ALYAH u. JENNINGs, EsTATE.

N STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier. I'm and for
said District the 10th day of February, A D. lss6
Mahlon s. Hathaway, Administrators of the estate
of Avah T.. Jennings late of Calais In said District
deceased makes application to said Court, with the
consent and APPRECIATION in writing of the heir of
said deceased for license to sell the real estate
has come to the estate of said deceased ON mort
gage; being ninety acres of land, less, with
buildings thereon, situated in Cabot in said District
representing that the sale thereof would be bene-
fetal to the heir of said deceased and those in
terested In his estate. Whereupon, II is ordered by
said Court that said application be referred to SEES
sion thereof to be held at the Probate Once in said
Montpelier, ON the 18th day of March, A. ID. 1886 for
hearing and decision thereon; and 1t Is further or
dered that all persons interested be noned hereot
by publication of notice Of said application and order
thereon three weeks successfully In the Vermont
WdfchHidn a State Journal newspaper punlished at
Montpelier and which circulates IN the neighborhood
OF those interested, before said time OF hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place, and ,
II they see cause, object thereto 49,
By the Court.--Attest
l042 - A. c. ANERlLL. Register.
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the school-house chewing something" " You
are liar, sir!" retorted the goat.
did nothing of the kind" On the next day
the ferocous lion had not single pupil
and the idea of establishing school was
abandoned. Moral-This fable teaches that
something besides diploma is necessary to
make good teacher.
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Hale's Honey the great Cough cure ,25c .5Oc.&$1
Glenns Sulphur soap heals Il beauties, acc.
GermanCOrnRemOv kills Corns L Bunions
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye-Black and Brown. Soc.
Pixies TOOthache Drops cure in 1 Minute. 25c
Deans Rheumatic Pills are a sure cure. &c.
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For Sale or EXCHANGE.

The J. NJ. Palmer farm, situated in Wamstown,
VT, mile south of the village, is for sale
change. II contains two hundred acres by
measure, suitably divided into lage, pasturing and
wood land There Is an excellent apple orchard;
also sugar orchard of thousand trees together
with sugarng utensils etc. Terms easy If sold for
cash, or exchanged for small farm village prop
erty either in Barre Montpelier. Address the
owner at Nashua, N H.. or ii. ii. Martin, on the
farm. C. G. ELLIS, M ID.
Nashua, n. H., October 5th, 1885.
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THE clergy, medical faculty and people all
endorse Burdock Blood Bitters as the best
system-renovating, blood-purifying tonic in
the world Send for testimonials.
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How often we hear middle-aged people
say, regarding that reliable old cough rem
edy, n. II. Downs Elixir: Why, my
mother gave it to me when l was a child,
and l use it in my family; it always cures"
1t is always guaranteed to cure or money re-
funded.
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HAVE taken your medicine, Athlophoros,
and it has helped me very much. / will
recommend it to any one for rheumatism.
| think another bottle, making three in all,
will cure me.-Mrs. VI. A. johnson, IL Vine
street. Laurence, Mass.