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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
A DEMOCRATIC PRO TEST.
Packed with Over 100 Omee-Holders-
Threats of u Revolt Sometime.
-, MONTPELIER, VT July %. 1856

| Packed with Over 100 OFF CO. Holders
Threats of u Revolt Sometime.
| MONTPELIER, VT, July %, 1886.
| Editor Refo,mer:
Sir-The state ticket nominated to-day as a
whole is respectable. The methods used to
| sthe the voice Of the party, both in caucus and
convention, we're most reprehensbla. Never
before in the history OF political conventions
has the influence OF Office. holders. and would
be office-holders, been SO potent as to-day
Their activity was undisguised, their promin.
ence unquestioned. 1t was far from a refrcsh-
ing spectacle: it was most remote from an
honorable one. They dominated every avenue
or approach TO the convention; they rendered
faithful and constant service to the appointing
power, for Vermont; they zealously struggled
for that symmetry and harmony of action in
the convention which for years has put the i'm
press of Chairman Atkins upon every detail of
the session.
7 ike ont of the convention the office holders
and expectant office-holders, and the Democrats
who ask for no spOilS, who seek only the ele.
walton of the public service, the welfare
of the people, would have been in a
decided majority; the state committee would
have been overhaued and its official head re-
manded to private station. Over one hundred
ONCE nOiuerS ana tnelr SuDaternS, by 2ctual
count, took active part in the arrangement and
conduct of the convention. These were from
the highest to the lowest federal officials in the
state. Their influence was all pervading, all
dominating, all potential.
No future condemnation of the activity of
Republican officials in the politics of Vermont
can make converts to the cause of Democracy
so long as the revolving incidents of to-day are
recalled. No convention beld by either party
in the state was, in all history, ever more thor
oughly packed in the degrading interests of
office holders, or Office seekers, than that of
to day.
Many of the leading men, delegates OF the
party, refused to take any part in the coryen-
tioa, declined to serve as caairmen of their local
delegations, and simply submitted in sullen
silence and contempt, while the chariot wheels
of the chine rolled over their PROSTATE hopes
and aspirations. 1t would be unfair to say that
the candidates of the convention are not reputa-
bile men, as whole, worthy andlualified. The
manner of their selection only is subject for
criticism.
Many prominent Democrats favor revolt,
an address 10 the people, ticket, either the
present one or new one, unnamed and unse-
lected by machine domination. The time is
surely coming when, if other means fail for
nlidable bolt will occur and new dispeHsation
be secured. Every evidence of desire for
reform of existing abuses has been sguelched,
every symptom of regard for better things has
been rolled in the dust Of defeat, humiliation
and dishonor. Such a course can have but the
effect to widen the existing chasin between the
Democrats for reform and the Democrats tor
spoils, in Vermont c.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

- all persons interested, Greeting: Take notice
that at the Probate Court to be held at the Probate
office in Brattleboro, in said District on the first
Saturday of August, u 1876, this Court will de-
eide upon the application of Warren q Doolitle,
guardian of Timothy, John, Frank and Mary
O'Donnel minors, of Brattleboro, IN said District,
for license TO sell the whole of the interest of his
said wards In the real estate set out to them and
their mother, Kate 0'Donne,l, as a homestead,
under order OF this Court, for the reason alleged
that said sale will be beneficial to scid wards when
show cause against granting such license, if they
see fit. Z w STODDARD, Register.
hOW3w
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Henry A Chaplin can always be relied upon
net only to carry in stock the hest of everything
bat to secure the Agency for such articles as
have well-krown merit aud are popular with
the people, thereby sustaining TIE reputation OF
being always enterprisng, and ever reliable.
Having secured the Agency for the celebrated
DR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
will sell it on a positive guarantee. 1t will sure
ly cure any ard every aflectien of Throat, Lungs,
and Chest, AVID to show our confidence, we in
vite you to ca | anu get Trial Bottle Free
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
OLD WORLD.
DUTCH RIOTERS KILLED BY TROOPS.

Serious conflicts took place at Amsterdam,
Sunday, bttween the populace and the police
| and troops, arising from the prohibition OF
popular games on Sunday. Tie disorders were
renewed Monday night, when the troops fired
into the crowd. 1t is believed that 20 persons
we're killed ard SO wounded. The wounded
| include no less than AZ policemen and soldiers.
Its not thought that the figures given represent
fully the casualties OF the riots, as many Of
those who we've wounded escaped or were re-
moved by friends from the scene OF the trouble.
The rioters tried TO create another disturbance
Tuesday night bu. the police succeeded 10 dis-
persing the mobs before ahy serious results had
taken place. Fifty persons have been arrested
WIDESPREAD. CONSPIRACY.
The Warsaw police have discovered a wide.
spread revolutionary Socialist conspiracy, hav.
ing branches at Paris and ST Petersburg. Many
Polish students are implicated. The leaders in
the plot have been arrested.
1t is rumored that war is imminent between
Thibet and Nepaul.
Macmillan wolfgang Duncker, the German
historian, is dead.
A hot wave of extraordinary quality passed
over Europe last week.
The Figaro says China has entrusted French
engineers with the construction ot railways in
the empire.
Ey the exp lion OF RtNernHeIt magazine
ne ConstantiH ,ple 40 per- ons were killed and
many injsred.
Louise Michel and other anarchists have
been committed fDr trie for melting pillage and
riot during strike at Decazeville, France.
Wassif Bey. who has arrived at Cairo from
the Sondsn, reports that Kt artoum has been
razed by the rebels. He believes that force
marching 10 reestabliIh the hhedives authori-
ty would now meet with welcome rather
than with resistance.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

CTATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ss.-The
y Probate Court for said District 70 all persons
interested in the Estate of Frederick w Grauhe
ring, late of Brattle boro, deceased, Greeting
Whereas, Jonathan g Eddy has presented TO this
Court an Instrument purporing t. he the last VIII
of said deceased, for probate You are hereby
notified that this Cout will decide upon the probate
of said Instrument at the session thereof to be held
at the Probate Office in bratleboro, in said District,
on the fret Saturday of August, ID 1886. when
and where you may appear and &C ntest the same, if
you see cause.
49w3w E w ST0DDARD, Register.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
solid SeCse.
From the Boston Sentinel, organ Of the
knights OF Labor.

The anarchists of Chicago wer. a tough set.
Such outlaws have ne business in this country,
no punishment is too severe for those who
would plot and plan wholesale murder as these
wretches evidently have done. Those news
papers which propagate such viperous excres-
-cences on the body polite ought to be suppress
ed. II wors7ingmen quality for the use not the
abuse of the ballot, they will never need TO re-
sort to the ballet or the bomb. Out on such
let us he ar no word of palhation
for It's diabolism.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

There's nothing halt so sweet in life
Next to the joys OF home and wife,
AS fragrant breath, aud pearly teeth,
With hard and rosy guns beneaIh-
And see these charms o. which we sing
Have from swse; SOZODONr their spring
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
Commissioners Notice,

ESTATE OF JOHN w CHAMBERLAIN:
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District of Marlboro
Commissioners, TO receive, examine and &c just al
claims and de- hands OF all persons against the estate
of John w Chamberlain, late OF DummeTston, in
said District. deceased, and all claims exhibited in
Offset thereto, her by give notice that will meet
for the p1rposs aforesaid, at y Herr:ck Office in
Brattoporo. on the Both day of September and the
3oth day of December next, from o'clock m
unit O'c ock p m. each OF said days, and that six
months from the 26th day of June, b 1886, il the
time limited by said Court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for examination and al.
lowance Dated at Brattleboro, this 18th cay Of
July, A d 1886.
SN HEggICK, c.. ~
5lw3w o III CARPENTER. "o'A ui'' 'oheis'
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
Irreproaohable.

Not one word OF ccnsuie can .us'ly he uttered
against SOZDDOST. No otter en- Tiice makes
the teeth viii 2. and set none il 10 free
from every Objectionable insfed ent.
What sPALDIvGs GLUE has joii cd cannot be
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
Magic Scale for Dress Making

l still with you teacher OF tire Magic
Scale -and feel more convinced, as teach it, that
notbi. excel it in cutting garments of any
kind. Aay lady easily learn it, and will find 1t
as useful to her her wing machine Ii will
cost you nothing to inquire into its value, and /
she uld he pleased TO make explanations to any lady
interested. Ladies wishing to be taught must let
the knew coon, as shall be here now but short
time. ! can give instructions to ladies' by writing.
We have a new drafting for sleeves, which is con-
siderea excellent Price, Book AID Scale $500,
and with instructions, $500. Any letter directed
to Box 463 will reach Watch the paper, and
you will know my whereabouts.
Respectfully, Ii MELLEN.
w5nf 81 Green St.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
SOLDIERS MONUMENT
PROPOSALS.!

Sealed Proposals viii be received by the BOARD
OF Seleeimen Of the Town of Brattieboro until
Tuesday, August Sd, 1ss6, noon, for furnishing
anc erecting Soldiers Mongme1t OF granite and
siatusry bronze, at BrAttleboro W. Proposnls
under this advertisement TO be for Furnishing and
erecting the granite only. Plans and speciieaiions
can te seen a; the ONCE OF \ Hsrrick. Proposals
should be endorsed. Proposals for Nonpmsnt. :,
snd addressed TO \ Herriek, Chairman of M.
Board They will be opened at his Office At
ocioek m on the date above mentiosed. Tie
right Is reserved TO reject any or al HIS
sN HERRIcK
GA BoTDsS. selectmeu.
HENRY ASELEY,
BIsi'lseoro, VI, July y, lsss s2w
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
1T CANNOT BE TRUE"

eoop'e often say as they read theitestimonas
o. cures made. Yet they are true, and tae fol
lowing testimonial, although showing marvel
Gus restoration to health, is certified to by lead
ing citizens in the location where the patient re-
sides.
Nathan Averill, Trial Justice Of the town OF
Lee, Nc, had son SO badly afflicted with
Scrofula that his hair came out, large bleeding
blotches and running sores appeared on his
head. face and hands, and SO firm hold had
the disease on his system that he was kept from
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Ill society, Every one pittied him, none
thought aid possible. while al looked for tnis'
terrible disease to end his life. OF course
Everything possible was done and at iasl'
BROWNS SARsAPARILLA was brought into uset
By it he was cured. The father says II saved
his sons life.
! During the warm wea her the pores OF the
skin arc wide opel, allowing the perspira'ion
to escape. 1t is therefore the very best time to
out all humor.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
Don't Do 1t.

said nv physician. who for Elk months had doc
tored me for dyspepsia without success, when 1
told him was going TO Try sulphur Buffers, thet
nov / n a well man and can eat anything. sui
nbnr Pif,ers are a great foe TO doetors.-lGeorge
Ba.ie:t, n and II K Railroads.&c..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-28
INDULTO.

8. NJ. la Reina Regente d. Cris-
tina, respondiendo 4 los sentimien-
tos de So magnanimo coraz0n y &
las s1plicas que Sc le dirigieron
desde Cuba por diferentes colecti-
vidades, entire elias la prensa Pc
ri6dica, 81 no recordamos NAL, Sc
ha servido indultar de Ia pena de
muerte q aquel desdichado Tenien-
te Beriben que, al frente de unos
cuantos guerrilleros, SO insurrec-
cion6 hace POGO tempo en- Ia isla
de Cuba, con ell mas complete q
Immediate fracaso para sus crimi-
males intentos.
Nosotros, observando generosa
maxima, odiamos ell delito, mas
completeness al delincuente.
Por 10 mismo celebramos Ia com.
passion que para el dicho Beriben ha
tenido nuestra Soberana Regente.
Aprendan los que aprendeR de-
ban en- la clemencia de s. M. Ia
Reina DE- Cristina.
Aquellos enemigos de Espaia
incorregibies a quienes NADIA haya
ensenado nj advertido el I'm tr4gico
de Bonachea, Agiiero y Sanchez,
confIndanse y doblen la cabeza
ante la regia magnanimidad que
acaba de salvar 4 Beriben de Ia
muerte que le amenazaba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-28
"CARCEL Y ASILO."

81 Excmo. Ayuntamieuto de esta
Capital hs tornado acuerdo, tempo his,
sobre Ia trsslaci6n de la Carcel Y Asio
de Carload existentes i. tramnros al
magnifco edifcio que posee Ia Corpo-
raci6n extramaros, que es el conocido
con eli nombre DE- Hospital Civil. Ade-
mas, como el edifeio es bastante capsz,
Sc proyect& dest;nar nno de los espa-
ciosos sslones qne contiene para sala-
hospital, donde Sc colocer&n de cuaren-
ia d cincuenta camas.
En- esta segunds parte, 30 me st-e-
geiia a indicaT que ese } dnero de ca.
mas SO destinara solo para mujeres Y
nihas, pues los varones cuantan ya con
treinta camas en- el Hospital Militar,
que son sufcientes para cnbtir esta an
prena necesldad; mas, no ssi sucede
respecto del sexo fenen;nc, que Sc en-.
cuentra desamparado bajo este concep-
to, en- terminoa de llegar momentos an
gustiosos para Ell m6dico titular, one
no ssbe adonde dirigir ana muisr berida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-28
DETEST A Bile.

A las 81 de la madrugada del 25,
fue detenido y asaltado IN coche, en-
ell termino de la Carolina, pof 10 8 l2
hombses; el vehiculo coudakia & Rio
pie9ras d varias personals de .esta Ca
'pital.
Segun nuestras noticias, loA saltea.
dores hicieron bajar del vehiculo & los
viajeros, maltrat&ndoles con piedrRs,
palos y cuchillos, y de cuyo hecho re-
snltaron contusos los Sres. Gofbea ,
Ncs.
Parsce que Ia csusa principal de tan
lamentable suceso, obedeci6 & IN dis
gusto personal promoyido en- IN baile
verifcsdo en- dicho pueblo.
iDetestable manera de dirimif cues
tiones Ia que Ian usado los agresoresj
contra ella protestamos 4 nombre nuss-
tro y de Ia culta sociedad de IL Caro-
lima que execra tan censnrable pfoce-
derl
Hallanse detenidos don jose Agua4
20, don Felipe Reyes, Simon Encar.
maci6n y Trinidad Rivera, vecinos del
repetido pueblo, , presnntos Autores
principales del atentado.
Por el JusgAdo Sc instruye el cores.
pondiente procedimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-28

Eaerc de l846, cuya disposition fac
iictada por Ell que entonces era Gober-
aador General, ell Excmo Sr. Conde de
Mirasol, ,, hall&ndose de conformidad
ION las necesidades locales que reque-
rian de consume la seguridad personal
: los intereses del Municipio, tuvo
bien aquella superior autoridsd, acstan-
do la Real Orden de s, NJ. Ia Reins,
mandar:
10 Qae desde Ia fechs jel recibo
de Ia communication no Sc permitira en-
los pueblos de Arecibo, Aguadilla, Ma
yagh-z, San German, Ponce, Guays-
ma, dumacao y Caguas que Sc cons-
truya casa esquinera que no sea de ma
terial.
90 Prohibir igualmente en- todos
estos pueblos ell uso del tejamani ex-
tranjero para las cubiertAs de las CO.
sas, por tener acreditada 10 experiences
que son muy expuestasA D infamarse. Re.
comienda tambien dichs circular muy
particularmente los Ayuntamientos
que, al hacerse Ia delineaci6n de nuevas
calles, 8 reformar las existentes, Sc pro-
cure separarlas con 16 varas de an
chura las principales, y IL las de trave-
sfa, para precsver por este medic Ia
propagation del fnego y para impedir'
las desgracias de esta naturalezs. Con
el fin de prevenir al propio tempo Sc
meiantes desgraciss en- los campos, re
ordenaba d los duefios de hacienda de
GAIA mantengan constantemente lim-
pias de paja las inmediatas q los cami-
nos pdblicos en- ell espacio de 5 varas por
10 menos que la separen 50 de les chi
meneas, sembrando ell sitio intermedio
con platanos del pals, 8 ell blanco la
mado malaDgon, d otra plants, que,
por 50 abundante jugo Y frescurs, no
sea tan susceptible de inf .marse, reco-
mendando los hacendados Ia mas ri
gurosa policia y discipline en- su fnca
para impedir los casos de mano airada.
Acertadisimas nos han parecido estss
precauciones, y no dudarnos que en- las
Otdenanzas Municidales Sc hsga meri-
to de elias, incluyendolas, pues cores
ponden estas D los circunstancias y
necesidades que Sc sienten en- las locali-
dades.
Asf es qre no podemos menos de go
meterlas q Ia consideration de las Cor
poracioues Mnnicipales y q la Diputa-
ci6u Provincial, con Ia aprobaci6n del
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador, que tanto Sc
iuteresa por ell progreso moral y ma
terial de esta Isla. En- ell arti ulo Ell
guients examinaremos ell Bsndo de
Po,icia y buen gobierno del Excmo.
Sr. Captain General don Juan de la
Pezuels, que no por haber sido publica-
do en- Is de Diciembre del afio 1849,
deja de ser digno de nuestra atenci6u
EN- ell orden polftico, gubernativo, ) ad-
ministrativo, (aunque 10 coutrario pien-
sen los liberales reformistas de Ell Agen
te de hoy.) Sin embargo, nosotros, par
tidarios de la centraIiza zaci6n admins
trativa en- Ell buen sentido de la cien-
cis economics, opinsmos que los Muui-
cipio', consultando gus propios intere.
ses, son los lamados principalmente q
adoptar, sin distingos, 10 bueno donde
sc encuentre.
Goayama, Mayo % de 1885.
Pedro Becerra y Alfonso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-28
DE UTUADO.

Tristfsimas son las noticias que
recibimos de este pueblo. La
epidemia ha subido en- intensidad,
llegando q 116 ell ndmero de en-
fsrmos en- tratamiento, 81 bien la
mortalidad es escasa. Natural
es que ei desaliento cunda, espe-
cialmente entire las familias po.
bres. Ell Ayuntamiento y la jun
ia de sanidad hacen todo g9nero
de esfuerzos por atender al 5000.
rro y necesidades de los atacados.
Sc ha constituido una Junta de
beneficencia domiciliaria presidida
por Ell Parroco, y Sc ha estableci-
do una cocina sossenida por ell
Municipio, para suministrar a los
enfermos pobres alimentos sanos.
Los Sres. Iglesias, Casalduc, AL
varez Sureda, Mayol, Moreno,
Jordan y otras Personas contri
buyen con cIotas mensuales para
los socorros pdblicos. d. Miguel
Roses, de Arecibo, ha remitido
so pesos. Los medicos, sefiores
Caballero, Marti y Casalduc, Sc
exceden en- ell cumpimiento de
sus deberes; los empleados todos
cumplen con ell suyo, mereciendo
tambien menci6n ell cabo de Or
den Pdblico y la fuerza q sus Or
denes.
lBendita sea la carload y ala.
bados los que de tai modo la
practican! Ofrecemos al pueblo
de Utuado toda nuestra condo.
lencia, y d los vecinos todOs Ia
inutilidad de nuestros recursos '
de nuestro meior deseo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-28
MERECIDLs RECOMENsI2


Segun vem0s en- 81 DiariO do a
Marina, BE Ia pubIIcado va la Real
orden concediend0 distintas gracias
4 varios oficiales y classes de tropa
de nuestro ej6rcito en- Cuba, por Ia
persecution de la partida de Linn
bafio Sanchez y encuentros con ella
habidos hasta su extinction.
Aplaudimos de todas veras Ia
munificencia soberana que asf sabe
premiar y distinguir q los valientes
espanoles que her6icamente comba-
ten, hasta dar ell tiltimo suspiro, pOr
la honra y por la integridad sacra-
tfsima de la Patria.
81 estfmulo impulsa los mobiles
corazones, y mas y mas los anima y
enardece en- el cumpiimiento del
deber.
Tributemos tambien, como 10
hacemos, IN APPLAUSE mas & nuestro
bravo ejercito, de Cuba, y ahora es-
pecialmente los intrepidos ven-
cedores de Limbano Sanchez = 81
partida de insurrectOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-28

Consecuente ell Dr.. Ma" con
sus como ilas opiniones, res pecto
del empleo 8 destiuo que puede
darse al llamado Hospital Civil
de Puerta de Terra, nos remite
ell siguiente articulo, cuyo objeto
aplaudimos, desesndo que la Cor
poraci6n Municipal tome en- con-
sideraci6n sus observaciones, 10
mi>mo que Sc han tornado tn los
acuerdos antcriores sobre dicho
particular. Els asunto de impor-
tancia, que debe resolverse va en-
un sentido 8 en- otro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-28

yarios peri6dicos de Ia canada,
entire ellos uno liamado EI Nos
CARBON; mas no ha aparecido ante
nuestros ojos ell nom',ro sonor0
de H Bpscapie.
Terrible deception para quien
tanto Sc desvela en- aras de la
sublime y redentora causal
He aquf uno de los casos en-
que nos explicamos ell suicidio.
Sin embargo, no vaya 4 come. /.
ter un disparate EI BuScapie.
Tenga conformidad y paciencia.
Concluimos.
En- todas las cosas del mundo
luce siempre alguuo que otro con.
traste.
Ahf esta, 81 no, un colega
de Mayaguez, que nj comulga,
que sepamos, en- nuestra iglesia
politica, nj ha hecho tampoco
protestas de monarquismo.
Y sin embargo, ha registrado
ell natalicio de S. M. en- su sec-
cion editorial, con uu expressive
suelto encabezado con ell epigrafe
NUa Espa.a, y en- el cual cam.
pea ell siguiente concepto que de
todo coraz6n celebramos:
"Al reprodacir Ell telegrama recibido
anoche, en- que ofcislmente se comunica
la fausta nueva del nacimiento del Rev.
cumplimos con IN grato deber elevsndo
nuestros votos por Ia salud del recien-
nscido J de So augusta madre, y porque
ell acontecimieuto que hoy celebramos
sea ofrends de paz para Ia noble NAci6n
espahola."
IQue lie parece q Ell Buscapit
ell contraste?
IY a H Agente
IY a EI Pueblo?
IQue les parece a los tres?