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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-01-15
r. A. BOND & BRO.
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makes its practice accord with its belief. Its
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and its growth in size and value, circulation
and public appreciation in the past few years
have no precedent in Vermont journaisin
1t stands, as its contemporaries in three states
acknowledges, clearly in the forefront of Yer
mont newspapers.
The FREE PRESS believes in home institu
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thorough and unwavering support OF home
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-01-15
A GARD.

We desire to express to our friends and
neighbors our sincere and grateful apprccia-
ton of the abundant kindness and sympathy
with which they have so far rs il was posi-
bic, shared and ightencd our recent bercavc.
mcnt. +. AND l.. +. MOORE.
Shorchan. VT. Jan. 10, 1856.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-01-15
INYESTMENTS.

Seven per cent, net, payable semi
annually. First Mortgage Farm Loans
negotiated and fully guaranteed by
Thompson & Walton, Bankers, Harper,
Kansas. Mortgages for sale by
A. A. FLETCHER,
Middlebury, vt. Aft
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-01-15

The name of y. IL. Downs still lives, al
though he has been dead many years. His
Elixir for the cure of coughs and colds has al
ready outlived him Il quarter of century and
is still growing in favor with the public.
All those who have used BaXtcr's Mandrake
Bitters speak very strongly in their praise.
Twenty five cents per bottle.
In case of hard cold nothing will relieve the
breathing so quickly as to rub Arnica on
Liniment on the chest.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-01-15
COWS FOR SALE

Ten new -milch cows with calves by side, a
the cider mill OF
c. =. Tt LEY.
If Middebury, vi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-22

iungen Sausberrn in ibrer Wtitte gu ies
ben. = @r preBte iie nod einmal in Ell
ner lansen l1marmung an fi@. bann
iiberi6ritten lie f6nelI ben offenet plab
bor ber SerraRe unb trennten 't6 an Der
5reppe, uIri6, Tim feinen pFi6ten als
@afgeter au geniigen, 2ucp, nm auf ibr
3immer gu ellen, fi6 bort auf bic Rnie
gu tperfen, ibr glubenbes @ef9t tn bic
Ddnbs gu bersraben unb bergebli6 gu
periu6en, bas fttirmif6e 8efhbl In III
rer 8ruit su berubigen. = SEPT mar fie
gliidlid; iebt burfte iie gliidlieb feitl !!
= Wso6te er's oenn BON anoern, mod
te er's bon Wtr. OIbeaitle in 2onbon
erfabren, tper iie mar unb mas tie fur
i'm getban! = sic mar iein unb er bic
Sbre; : feline Ma6t bes 59idials
fonnte BEN 8unb Der 9er5en l6fen, -
iie wieber aus ieinen Mrn1en reiBen!
(Gortiesuns folst.}
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-22
Die beuti6e &egierung a5er auf bem
&e9te beItanb, i'm ausautpeiien.

Nn3eige.-M Mm Montas ben IS.
Oct. tperbett mir bie 6aiipn nit $50
Dubenb gan3monenen gaifimere>Mn5as
gen 3u $3.50 er6ffnen. Griiberer
preis $18, $19 unb 500.
6. 9eutfc6 & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-22
..

- Sas Bintlep 5ouie In Sherman
eines Der gr6Bten 9otels i'm Siibweiten
ift nieoergebrannt. Sas Jeuer entItano
i'm smeiten unb britten StofperfgleiGs
aeitig unb man gIaubt besbalb baB es ans
gele9t purbe. Sm 9otel befanOen fi6
iiber 800 @dfe, Die fid aber retteten.
Bier beri9iebene perIonen trugen &noz
6enbrii1e ober 8ranbmunben oapon,
elm Menf9enleben eing iebo6 ni6t Ders
loren. Ser S@aben tpirb auf $50, 900
peranidlagt.
= Suntington, Der giienbabns
Mann, ianbte BON Sebils Giber aus
$1,000 mad Baoumont.
: 300 farbige Baptiiten baben f9
in Waeo gu elmer @onbention Derfants
melt.
= Sn Mbilene fonnte fi6 bic Surp
in Der Morbanflage segen Sobn Sobns
ion ni6t einisen unb 1T entlaiien pors
ben. Sobnion ermOrbete Dor einem
Sabre sen %. s. @ilftrap in elmer
Spielb6ue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-22
M4erlet.

= 8ei ber Miflion San Suan tpurbe
thrali9 ein Sang abgebalten nit Der iibs
ltdben @9ldgerei. Ser @onitable Sans
6e3 1T babel fir9terlib gepriigelt tpor'
ben llnb auBer ibm baben nod 8 big 9
perioneti Munben baDongetragen.-
= ungefdbr 80 8iirger baben ben
Mufruf au elmer 8eriammlung erlaffen,
bie am Is. Nobember i'm gourtbauie
itattfinben fou. Sn Der 8erfammlung
foll bic Bilbung elmer Gatrs Nhocattion
in Beratbung ge3osen lperoen.
= Gin beutl1er 9flmens GriBert,
ber in Mnferfons Speliebaus mobnte,
pirb leit Dienftos permiBt. gr batte
mebrere 9unbert Dollar in feiner Sai9e.
= Osfar 56oue, ein 3innf9mieo,
tpurbe inn betrunfenen 3uifanbe in Der
Mlep neben Waaberids Dotel aufgefuns
ben unb mad Dem ftdbtii9en @efdngniB
gehra9t. 9ta9bem ct bier ausgei9las
fen bate, ertunoigte er fi6 bel ieinem
Wtitgefangenen 9erbert nod benz Wais
iereimer, aus bem er Wafer entnabm,
bafIelbe nit @boral bermii6te unb it9
bar1n bersiftete. 9erbert rief ben @es
fangenmdrter berbei uno bena6ri9tigte
ibn bon benz nmitanbe, ebe aber Der
ftdbtif@e Nrat berbei fam, mar S66ne
tobt.
= Sn bic Wobnumg bes 6errn 6.
GiIbe an Mpenue 6. bra1en Oiebe ein.
10 perionen i6liefen i'm 9aufe, iebod
ni1t cine berfelben tpdrben bic Slebe
9eDabr. Diefe bei9dftigten fi9 baupt'
iG9li9 nit ben Gleibungsftlden, oeren
3af9en lie ausleerten.
= 9ie Snbianer meroen ntorgen BON
San Nntonio meg unb mad Glorioa
gebra9t iperben. 3uerif bic Squas unb
Ginber unb bic Mdnner fpdter. Sieut.
Chamber bom 16. Snfanterieregtmeni
piro bic Giibrung Der Segleit Wanns
i9aft iibernebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-22
,tuier fcaneu oabtniatptnbempes sebett,

fura tpie es 1T, fplbF bel ben am lansiten 9e>
benben, fann bebeutenb bur1 uniere eigene lln'
borfdtisfeit bertirSjt werben. Die Opspeptifer
eiIen, mas ibnen besboien if, Die 8iliOfen trim
fen Raffee int l1ebermaB, uno bic @beumatiter,
NeuraIsifden unb S6pinoiadttaen issen ii@
benz 2uftause aus, befommen naile Gube, be.
balten feu9te &leiber an, unb punbern ii9
6ann, tuenn fie franf perben. &erionen, bic
itd ber MearaIsie suaeisem, empfeblen mir ben
taaIi6en @ebrau9 bon s ftetters Ma.
genbitters, unb INNER ein BeinslGs eoa
aen @etter ausseiett sepefen iiub. Gin iuirf.
famer S9us pirb burd Dieies ansemebme @tit,
tel aepabrt, meldes cine ansenebme 8drme
bur6 ben a0rper oerbreitet. benieIbem frdftigt
unb bic @erben berubist. WedielTeber, biliofe
2eiben, 8erfopfung, Dbspepiie unb Mieren.
leiben sebOren gu ben 2eioen, bic es beilt unb
berbiitet.
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Liver Regulator
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aeber, gsieren, Mtls ,ttb Maserts+

gcsen alle aranfbetten Der
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teI. nun 70 berlbmt als 9ans>
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Sis Oarme unb gtieren, regu.
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II aler. qleidbieI mas fd als
Bic .eranf6eit nSifellen mag,
boa bette g 4nbmittel.
Sci allen aetp0bnliden &rantbets
fen ,pirS eS obne 8eib tit IT.
oeua elmer anoern aranei eiie
idIeunise Seiluas bere
beifabren.
Gin pirffames 9eilmtttel. !.
SD foun Gimn,onB 2iber Gegulafor als EN-
ipir1fones 5eilmitteI gesen alles Seberletoer,
sRobfpeh ui.6 oeqen DnSpepfie emptegien.
astpis 8 Eunber, sliI. @ofn,, YbllaDelp9'a.
Aeiu 3eitberIu f feline
DUNG ober Sc
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mar Ben &eeuIator einninnlt
a;u6ern, Sie iiber 3 8Iabun'
aen. Ropfneb ober Wa'
9enIbeIfeit Hagen, piro ein
$heaoffel bol Dber mebr 3ttoes
Menn bas Mlittel seSesentli6
pons5atienten eirgenontmeit ipiso,
bic Ser Ralaria auSseiest fno,
ipirt es bas Gift arSmer5en nnb
fie b5r benz anfaa bewabren.
G,utahten eines Ir5tes.
@eit 20 sabren pratti:ire i6 als arat nno
Bin ME I'm e5tanbe gewelen, eirie begefabtltl@e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-22

gen 3u $lZ.50 er0Hnen. UruDerer
Preis $18, $19 unb $40.
g. Deuti6 & 60.
= Die 9abbod Miorb Nfaire in
9es Moines, Soma, ninlmt cine iebr
bebenfli9e @enbung an. Wan ents
finnt ft6, baB bor ettpa 3 Monaten in
Des Weoines ein Semperen3 9lgitator,
Namens 9abbod ermorbet aufgefunben
murbe. Die probibitioniifen bebaupz
teten i9on bamals, baB er bon ben
6euti9en Mirtben unb Brauern, ober
beren 56lblinger eri9onen tporben Jet.
SEPT bringen bieielben eine gan5e &eibe
bon angebli9en augen5eugen berbei,
pelde bef9mprett baben, baB Der
8rauer Mrnsbprf in @emeinfdaft NIT
3tpei @aloon=BeiBern, Namens peters
un6 Sreiber, ben 0abbod auf Ser 5traBe
angebaIten unb niebergeidoffen bdtten.
3tpei ebenfals 8etbeiltgte, Namens
&of9ninsti unb Otto @riebner, follen
in San Grancisco berbaftet tpor6en
fein, tpobin Mrnsborf bieielben gei6idt
baben iol, Inn fie bel 5eite au f@affen.
9ie gan3e Nngelegenbeit erregt bes
greifli9ertpeiie ungebeures Mufieben.
Die Greunbe Mrnsborfs unb Die Seutz
i1en pon Des Moines iiberbaupt iinb
Ser ueber3eugung, baB es fid bier I'm
Elm niebertrdDtiges probibitioniifiides
Gomplott banbelt, iebp9 bleibt bic
Sbatia6e beIteben, baB cine Mn5a5l
bon 3eugen = unter benen allerbings
ber Saupt3euge 2eabitt cine iebr be-
benflid6e 8ergangenbeit binter fi9 bat
= bei6poren baben, baB fie geieben
bdtten, nie Nrnsborf ben Sabbod tties
bergei9ORen babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-22

Die
9B6AentIitbs Sreie Nrtfis
erideint
ieben Donnerfa8
unb fofiet
$3.50 bos Sabr pber $1.25 fir s
Wepnate in gOrausbe5ohlans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-22

vNDer's Sariaparilla bat mid BON
entsinbetem &beumatismus gebeilt,
ma9bem i9 iiber a9t Sabre baran ges
litten babe.-W. SO. Moore, Surbam,
Soma, i'm Wdr3 1882"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-22

8rocateb 8elbet, in GROCER Mus'
mail, gu so Gents Die Oarb BEL
g. Deutf i'd & s 0.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-20

1t would not be easy, even with the
inspiration Of mince pie, to dream of
anything less tasteful than the new Pa
riSian boxes for Easter eggs, Some are
in the shape of hats with bags fitted in
the crown; some are baskets, also pro-
Ylded with bags; one is of plush and
stands up from the back of white piq-
con whose wings rise on each side of it /;
one is a bottle covered with wicker
work and fitted with an owls head for a
stopper and these are but the beginning
OF enormities. The only pretty thing in
some twenty varieties is a rush basket
Tor gloves, and this has little rosettes of
ribbon dotting it here and there, and
looks both gay and useful
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-20

which the poet claims to be both observ-
er and participant. lhaye already vent
ured to say that it is an illusion, produc-
ed by the concentrated narrowness of
Whitman S mind. While my friend
takes me to his window and tells me it is
the finest prospect in the county.l am
apt to think so too. But one is led up to
many such windows, and is compelled,
and also prepared, to make comparisons.
Magnitude has dimensions the more
related these, one to another, the
less the impression Of size, merely, the
deeper the impression Of beauty and OF
real grandeur. Whitman has bulk,
rather than magnitude. I know no better
word than bulky to atfix to certain char
acteristics of his work, for which we
have no precedent, rules or examples.
It is gigantesque. It calls for wonder
and surprise. And ever there are eager,
CredulouS souls to welcome the miracle,
the prodigious, and to credit it with twice
or thrice its intrinsic value. Well, is it
that it is 50, that by this exaggeraton
the message Of the true poet and prophet
may receive an impulse sufficient to send
it on to new and better prepared ages
or more quickly, if false, shall its pre-.
tentions be discoursed and dethroned.
Far be it from literature to crown the
bizarre, the grotesque, the breaker of its
sacred models and traditions, and to
make merchandise, like the dime mu-
|seumS of the monstrous and deformed.
Its immortal voices are calm, though
heard affair; and they answer one another
across centuries. Their language and
manner, their sympathieS and antipa-
thleS unite them under whatever tongue
or outward dress. The masters eface
themselves in loyalty to the art which is
their master; and they are rewarded by
a style that identifies them in all their
work. Whitman projects himself upon
his page, challenging art and authority.
His idionsyncrasy is not conceded; he
boasts himself of it; yet being by nature
a poet, it is beyond his will not some
times to fall INTO the spirit and way of
the masters.
It would not be eaSN. even with the
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-20
WALT WHITMAN.
BY MEIsTER, JUNIOR.
G0Rtl0ued.l

Continued.
His idealism is like a child's, and
often the expression is child-llke; that is,
il is, or appears to be spontaneous, #un-
reflective; the nearnesS to the object
seen makes the expression like the metal
that comes from the mould. He has, as
it were, poured himself over nature and
human life; and he shows where and
how they touch him in sharp, sincere
outlines. Yet there must be much
shadow and desert in a poet who makes
himself SO WilfulIy the measure of all
things.
In Whitman poetry the defects are as
immense as are the excellencies; and
the relations of one to the other are OBJ
vious; and both, we may say without
paradox, spring from the same cause,
namely, his inability Or his determina-
ton to see things in but one sole way,
and to see onl y certain things. Thus
his work towers into a height, in part
illusion, like a mountain rising from a
plane, lone and incompatible. This
effect is increased BY his singularities,
his defiance of all examples. | cannot
agree that man shall be crowned great
because we want measure for him, be-
cause our yard is but three feet and his
six, because we use iambics, rhymes and
predicates, while he strides across the
page, without breathing, on copulative
conjunctions. The stairs by which poets
mount, even to the stars sometimes, are
words and music of words; the beautiful
form ascends on wings proportionate to
its theme. Before the crown and the
verdict Of greatness we must await the
effect of this novel, self-assertive and
revolutionary style Of poetry. Singu-
larlty is not genius. Rebellion in let
tiers, as in politics, must be successful to
be accepted. One supreme test vii! be
the appearance more and more of fol-
lowers of poets OF similar style for oever
has any great poet stood alone he has
either been surrounded or quickly sue
ceeded by men of greater or less genius
working in the same fields and employ
ing similar instruments and style. And
soon there is a public, an audience that
listens and understands, and will for a
time have nothing else. When this hap
pens in respect to Whitman and his ex.
pertinent, then we shall know that the
whole traditional structure and BODY Of
poetry has been overthrown, and tina,
we have entered up new literary era
|, a, L
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-20

A humane gentleman asks: "o ''.J /.
woman who puts slaughtered so9 e. "4
in her hat claim the name OF a Iaoy H.
girl student" answers the question p, =.
asking another: "c"n !, "'g GENTLE tile
shoots, hunts or eats g anne O' .sonnsands
man? / need not mention the , tno1srrs
OF birds which are annually Sl1us 'ndina.
by gentlemen Of high social sta1p, ap
Is it ignorance Or intentional ) S'r practice
their part which leads 5. them .
50 inhuman a custom'
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-20

Lady Anne Blunt, the granddaughter
of Byron, is said to be one of the clever
est women in England. She is an an
thor, a musician, student in Oriental
politics, scholar able to write to her
Ceylon friends in their own language
the capable manager of her beautiful
home, Crabbet Park, and the teacher Of
her only daughter. Her husband Mr.
w. S. Blunt, is a politician, a prose
writer Of ability, and the author Of the
''SOnnets of ProteuS. y
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-20

Mrs, Julie Neumann gave 10000
marks to the Jewish community Of Der.
lin as fund whose interest should fur
nish stipends to poor Jewish students
who wish to study at higher industrial
schools. We hope young women were
included, but fear that the gift aidedonIy
young men.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-20
Sonnets of ProteuS.

Mrs. Harriet Ward Hawley' the late
wife of the Connecticut Senator was a
niece of Henry Ward Beecher' "0'It
Gen. Haw]ey was in the army, MS Ni'e
was nurse in the hospital Of Virginia
She has been her husbands private Sec
rotary and political adviser throughout .
his career, attending to all his c0I'T,-
pondence, and assisting him in many n
other ways, giving her time to t nose p ,n.
ties instead of to society 10 WIZ"
was almost a stranger,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-20

Louisa NJ, Aleott has written sbort
story on the blind for St Nicholas, and
given the proceeds, SIPS, to the kinder.
garten for little sightless children.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-09
0r. .. q Bcttit.

9ie1er beriibmte Speaialift unb pbd=
npmenale Mr5t. mel6er g%egenmdrtig i'm
Maberid 9otel mobut, 1T Dielfa6, felt
feinem Nufentbalt in san MntDniO, bon
ben 2eibenben ber Stabt aufgeiu6t
poroen. Ser Doftor ma9t cine Spes
5ialitdt aug Der BebanbIung bon Nugen=
franfbeiten unb beilt f9ielenoe Nugen
in elmer Minute 3eit. Sein &uf fur Grz
fols in Der 8ebanalung BON Saubbeit
uno @atarrb itebt obne GiDalttdt inter
ben Mer3ten Der Ser. Staten ba. Sr.
pettit bat in Norbteras profti5irt unb
berpeiit, I'm fi6 in San Nntonio einz
aufibren, auf folgenoen Nrtifel Der
sort @ortb @a5ette"
rWenige Worte peri0nli6er Natur
iiber einen ausgeaei6neten Speaialiiten.
Ser beriibmte Spe5ialif, beHen Nas
me oben eri9eint, 9r. Q. 8. pettit, 1T
ungefdbe 40 Sabre alt unb tpurbe in
Muburn, sc. g., geboren unb er3ogen.
Sein Batter NOR elm poblbefannter ers
folgrei6er Nr3t. Ct e%rfannt baB fein
Sobn Mnlagerl gum Mr5t befaB, CAB
linn ale m6gliden Mittel our dratliden
grsiebuug, bic ibm iein relies urtbeil
anmies. Ser iunge Doctor ergriH be-
gierig iebe ibm gebotene @elegenbeit
unb Denies, boB Die Mnitrengungen ieis
fes 8aters Grtdte trugen. ST grabu=
irte nit ben bD9ften @bren int iugenbli=
den Mlter unb begann ioglei6 5u pratt
ti3iren. Glei9 i'm Mnfang mar fem
@rfolg gefidert, 10 mobl beritanb er bic
menf1li9e Mnatomie unb 10 raid unb
1iher fibrte er bic l6mierigften Opera
tioneu aus. Seine 8emegungen tparen
tuie 3auber. SIN Sabre 1875 tpurbe er
mad Seras berufen, um Mugenoperatiz
onen Gin mel6eu ct beionbers gei1idt
IT'D, an einem berDorragenben Btirger
3u pol3ieben, unb er NOR NIT Dem Gli<
ma u1b benz 0olfe bes iungen berans
tpadfeaben @taates 10 3ufrieoen, baB er
1i9 in SHERMAN nieoerlieB unb eine
Office erDfnete. ST erlangte iebr bdlo
cine ausse5ei6nete Praris unter ben be-
fen GlaHen unb fem tDunberbarer Guf
aIs Mr3t berbreitete ii9 iomeit, baB lei.
ne Dieniie auf 9unberte bon Neilen
I'm feline nmgebuHg berum perlan9t
purben.
See Doctors @pesialitdt finb bas Nu.
ge uno bas Obr, unb unter ben Sauien=
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