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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-02-02

DoN'Tlet that cold ofyours run n
You think 1t is light thing. But II
may run into catarrh. Or into pneu-
monia. Or into Consumption.
Catarrh Is disgusting. Pneumonia
is dangerous. Consumption is death
itself.
The breathing apparatus must be
kept healthy and clear OF all obstruc-
tions and offensive matter. Other
wise there is trouble ahead.
All the diseases Of these parts, head
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and
lungs, can be delightfully."- and entire
ly cured by the use OF Boschee's Ger
man Syrup. II you don't know this
already. thousands and thousands OF
people can tell yon. They have been
cured by it, and know how 1t is them
selves Bottle only rs cents. Ask
any druggist.
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BEAvERTowN.-"Judge" John l..
Camp died on Thursday and was
buried on Saturday. He had gone to
bed on Monday evening in his usual
health and cheerful mood, but at
some time during the night was
stricken with apoplexy and in tine
morning was found helpless and un-
conscious. He never regained his
senses. He was native OF Berks
county, and cams to Beavertown
when a young man. He embarked In
the mercantile business. but soon
abandoned it and resumed his trade,
that OF cabinet maker which he fol-
lowed up to the time OF his death. OF
later years he was best known for his
pretensions as weather prophet
lie was aged 20 years, 4 months and
II days. Rev. Paeuger ofliciated a,
the funeral.
William Beaver has been confined
to the house for several weeks suffer
ing from an ugly wound which he
cut In his foot while chopping wood
The foot is still swollen badly and the
wound is very painful.
Robert Beaver has butchered 12f
hogs and 23 beeves thus far during
the fail and winter.
The roads in this section are much
obstructed by snow drifts.
Rev. Lazarus, of Three Rivers, Mich
isan, formerly pastor at this place,
was In town on Friday.
Isaac Shook, OF Reedsville, was
buried at this place on Sunday a
week, and Mrs. Jacob Specht, OF Adj
amsburg, on Tuesday week. Revs.
Lands and Mumma officiated at the
respective funerals.
The Ice houses In town have been
filed with good quality OF ice.
Thomas Wright is dangerously sick
with pneumonia.
The children of John L. Camp. who,
by The way, have nearly all left the
home OF their youth and are scattered
over Pennsylvania, were all present
at their frther's funeral, with the ex-
ception OF his daughter, Jane, who IL
seriously sick at her home In Reeds
Vile.
A protraeted meeting began In the
Lutheran charoh on Sunday evening.
Spaid & Herbster now manufacture
their staves into kegs. They already
have orders for several car loads.
] have been requested to say In be-
half OF the children Of John l.. Cau,p,
that they gratefully acknowledge all
favors done them during the illness
and burial Of their father, and return
sincsrs and hearty thanks to ell who
have tried to Aid them.
Jonathan Haines Il siok.
ClrlxRN.
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CESTREviLLR. weather for
the past few weeks has been extreme
ly cold, so their il no necessity TO
argue on that question. We under-
stand that the ice houses In this viii
lage are filed with q fine quality OF
frt zen water.
Moonlight nights are here. making
the nights delightful for sleighiDg.
George Stine did Lewisburg a bust
ness trip last week.
j. T.. Charles made visit to Lock
Haven last week.
Constable Napp has issued his
proclamation for the holding Of
Spring Election on Tuesday, Feb. 81.
Candidates for township Office are not
coming to the front very fast.
Mr.. Horace N. Baker did Forest Hin
n visit last week.
Communion services we're held In
the new church on Sunday by Rev.
Furst the Lutheran pastor.
Master Francis Schanbach OF Port
Trevorton is isvisiting his young friends
here, the guest Of his grand-pap, u.
Berger.
A merry party OF young folks OF
this place and vicinity enjoyed n
social hop at the Centreville Hotel on
Friday night. The fun was kept up
until after midnight, when all went
home well pleased, claiming 1t a
grand success.
Recently in town /: Kate Reichly.
Middleburgh Geo. Rauch, Globe
Mills G. w. Sanders, Mr.. Klingler,
Dry Valley X Roads j. A. West,
Dalnatia Robert Slutinau, Pleasant
Gap.
Constable Napp and Jas. Spangler,
were In Vicksburg, Saturday.
We'll girls, how do you like Leap
Year ? And are you making good use
OF 1t Remember, 1t will not last al
ways.
John p. Leply OF New Berlin was
here on business, Monday.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

In the matter of the Estate Of Henry
krotrer, late Of Centre tO,onship, Sny-
der county, Pa, deed.
To Amanda Kraiser. intermsrried With
Peter Thomis, decd, OF Adams township,
Vile, Mfiin county, Pa, 0eorgo Krstrer, OF
Paxtonyille, snyder county. Pa, Likrie. IN.
iermsrried with samuel Gross OF Shrsder's
Mills, Miffiin c''untv Pa. Simon Krrtzer, Al.
ice, intermarred with Hopnis Mitchell, Alves-
u, intsrmarried with Nathan Hsckopburg, all
Of Pa Itonville, snyder county. Pa, John
kraizer, q minor who has for his guardian A.
A. Romig, OF hcClpro, Pa. Catherine, nov
derd., who leaves to gu viys hers husband
Joseph Musser, OF - rader's Miss, Nfiin couu !.
~, Pa, aud the following children via: John,
Jennie, minors.wh no have for their guardian A. 4.
A. Romle, OF Mcclure. Snyder county, Pa.
sarah, now decd, who loves to survive her
husband, Andrew wagner, and the follow Ing
ehildted, viz; Charles, Kate, George. Alice
and Ellen, all OF whom are minors aud have
for their guardian A. A. Romig, OF Mcclure,
Snyder county, Pc.
You are hereby notified that by virtue OF 8
writ ofinq quisltion Issued out OF tho Orphans
Court OF snyder comfy. aud TO mo directed
that an Inquest will 10 hold on tho old home.
stead Ia Centre tovnship, SNYDER county, Ia. q,
on Friday, Feb. II, lsss, at 10 O'Clock A NJ. to
make Partition or valuation OF the X al Estate
Of the said deceased. when and where you
may attend II You think proper.
REUBEN DREEsE, Sheriff.
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DIED.

Jan. 20. at Beavertown. OF apoplexy
John. Il. Camp aged 20 years, 4
months and IL days.
Jan. 81, In Adamsburg, Laura
Agnes, wife OF Jacob Specht aged 80
years, u months and IL days.
Jan. 25. John Harry. infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilbert OF ADJ
ainsburg, aged 8 months and 10 days
In Centreville, Jan. "a, Daniel j.
Bogar, aged about 6S years.
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NOTICE 70 susscaIsEas.

L,ok et the fiugures on the label OF
,,.sr uaper. Those figures tell you
y,s,u pATE TO WHICH YOUR suBSCRiP-
ns.,S - IA PAID. Within 8 weeks after
,ncneW = sent, see II date Is changed.
No other receipt Is necessary.
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MisldIebul;g Market
A UDITOR's NOTICE.

In The ORPHANS CorpT or SsYpIn Cors1Y.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the
Court above mentioned to distribute tho fund
remaining In the hands uf Levi Kepier Admin.
istrstor Of the estate Of Benz. W. Mciser, deed.
late oi Perry township, Snyder county. Pa, will
meet the parties In Interest for the purpose of
hts appointment at the office OF T. ]. Smith Esq,
IN the Borv7gh OF Middiebutgh. said county on
Saturday the lith day OF February A. ID. 1855 ut
O'Clock y. M. when aud where all parties
having c.sims are requested 10 present them OF
be forever deparrcd from coming In Tor q chare
Of said fund.
40. GROUSE
Jan. Q, Isss. Auditor
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN following widows Apprsi.emsnts under
the 400 Law, have been nled With the CLERK OF
the 0rphAps' Court OF Snydsr eouUty, for eoe
hrmatioH GU Monday, the z5th day effso
Appraisement OF ophls NiddlessarSh widow
of Aoner Middles"srth, late VI Sprtng, Tsp
Snyder Go Pa. deed,
Apprsisrmeat of susan Smith, widow OF Geo
smth, late OF Adams Tsp, snyder Co fS, dye u.
Apprsisement a vash,i shaiicr ~ilov otHeniy y
q. Shsnsr. late oiChapmAa Tsp, So! der Ce,
IA. deed.
Appraisement OF Euma Snyder, widow OF
Franslin Snydsr, late of Jackson Twp, SuyGer
~, Pa, decd.
WV, WHITEWATER,
Feb. 4 IS. CLERK. q. q.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Jan. o, 1855 .

In Gie matter ot he Eestaie Of Amelia
Rrdtzer, late Centre to,rnd,ip, Snyder
county. Pa, deed.
To Amapds Krs,ssr In ermsrried with Peter
Thomas, decd, OF Adams township, snyder
county, "a. WIN. Kratxer, OF Re-dsvilie, Mlf-
fin county, Pa. 0e)rge Krptter, OF Paxton.
Vile, Sny der county. Pa. Lizzie, intcrmR rricd
with samuel Gross Of Shrader's Mills, Mifnin
county. Pa Simon Kratyer, Alice, intermar.
ried with Hopuia Mitchell, Aivesta intermar.
ried with Nathan haokrnberg, sll of Paxton
vile snyder county, Pa, John Kraizor, n
minor who has tor hts Guardian A. A. Romig
Of Mcclure, Pa. Catherine. nov decd. leaves
70 survive her hnspAud, Josorh Musser, OF
Shrader's Mills wfiia ccurty, Pa, and tho
following children yiBt j. hn, Jennte. minors,
who have for the 2 guardian A. A. RomiR, OF
Mcclure, snyder county. Pa, Sarah, now
decd who leaves TO survive her hu band, An.
drew Wagner aud tue following children, viz :
Charles. Kate, George, Alice and Eilel. all Oi
whom are u lnors aud have for their guardian
A A. Romig. of McClore. Snyder county, Pa.
You are hereby no HE'D that by virtue OF .
writ Of inquisiti0n Issued out ~ the Orphans
COURT SNYDER county. aud to me directed
that an inquest will be held on the old home
stead 10 Centre township, Snyder county,
PENNEY lvsnia, on Friday, Feb ~. lsss, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. To mate partition or valuation
Of the Real Estate OF the said deceased.
When and where you may attend II you think
proper.
REUBEN DREEsE, Sheriff.
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A DMINIsTRAToRs' NOTICE

"A Letters of Admin istration 90 the sst,te OF
Abner Middlrsvarth late OF Adams township
snydsr Co., deceased, bavirg been granted TO
ihs undersigned al fersons knowing them.
selves indebted 20 sail eststed are requested
to make immedi,te payment, while tbors hAv.
ing claims will presout them duly aLtheuticat.
ed TO
w. u. EWING,
ROBERT rMtDDLESwARTH,
Jan, 5, rs. Administrators, OF A.
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Court Proclamation

WHEREAS the Hon. Joseph G
w Bueher President Judge OF the Judi
cial District composed Of the counties OF Snyds
Union and Mifiin and samuel A. we'rol and
jacob A. Smith, Esqs. Associate Judges in
and tor Snyder county have issued their pre-
cept bearing, dAte the 18th day OF Dec. AID.
1857, TO me directed for the holding Of an Or
phans court. . court OF Common Pleas, court
OF oyer and Term iner and General court OF
Quarter Sessions OF the peace at MiddleburEh b
tor the county Of snyder; on ,he 9th Monday
being the 2'th dsy oi Fob. lsss,) and continue
ono week.
Notice Is therefore nerevy given to the Coro.
ner, justices OF the Peace aud Coustables In
and for the county ofsnydsr, to appear In their
proper persons With their rolls records, inqu,-
sitiops. examinations and other remembr apees
TO those things to their otrces and in their bet
hall pertain to be done aud witnesses and per-
SOP. prosecuting 10 bohaif OF tho Common
wealth against any persons are required to bs
then aud there attending and not departing
without leave at thor peril. Justices are re.
quested to be puuet.alin their attendance Q
the appointed time sgreeably to notice.
0iven under my hand and see At the Shsr
ms once In Middleburg, the 9th lay OF Jan
A.. D., one thousand eight hundred snj
eighty.elght.
RkUBEN DREEsE, Sherin.
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LAND SALE +!

Pursuant 10 an atlas order Of the Court OF Con
mon Pleas OF Snyder county, under fsrtitloR prv
eeedings ead At the suit oil Catherine Blelt. ~
ferederiek Reigle, et. al, to No. I. February Z.
1881, In said Court, will espose TO tNolle sale
az the Ceart House In Midd!ebarsh, Snyder Co.,
Ia, On
Tuesday, February 7, 1855,
all hat esrtsin wessaA<ee or uaet ollAnd. situate
In fTauklin ie~nshlp. Snsdsr ecanty, fs.. e0n-
tainipg SkykNrN.rhGEE (lSl ACRES ard
III fefehes, adjoinlnx lsais of Charles h.yeF.
Ephriam hownlsi ana 1oorge honmsl. decd,
on the south, laevh fsese, lnNtd heruasn .nd
Charles boyer ON the east Mary hos ell and Wm
Joh, sou on the north, aud William Mitchell and
heirs of CAsries Mitchell. deel.oa the west. said
tract contains about 20 acres al GlOp TIMBER
LAM. aud tho balance cleared and ,arrning
land. The tract Is well located aud can be ma.ie
good farm tor xraslox and uther purposes. II
Is she pro ssry lately occupied BY Catherine Ret
sale to commence At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, OF said
day, When due sttsndAses WIN be Eivsa and
~ SEuREn pREEsg. sAsr,s,
srsri6's Once. NIdaIebuish, Jan. s isss.
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.c c.r,rv rouars.-rhs Courts OF
~, ccuntv are held on tho fourth Mondays
sssruSry. May, and September, and SECOND
eIay Of December.
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49,. c,.,as tsrsusAout the county win
.;os ~ 'sSH s.uaios ss x. ns.. shsIr fsspec
srt s,xs tcssns. 81 Villages snd nsighborhoocs. send
ss ne plain facss and vs VII ,vs,s % ss opsn
!. tS"ss vhe vish TO speak through them on
sssrsrsi or local question:. OF public intsrent
M ~ viii not hold ourself responsioie iortns
spirions they may express.
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Daniel c. keplsr) Ia he Court Of Com-
IS mon PLEASE ot .Sdyder
Elizabeth heplor. Co., Al SubJdnd ~
Diroree, No. Fec 4,
1883.
The Commonwealth Of ofPennsylvanis ts the said
Respondent Directing
We com Dapd you, as before you have been
commanded. that settiax aside all oth-r bust
ness and excuses wha osevtr you be and sp-
pear In your pro or person before our judges At
Middlebur2h az Court Of Common Please there
TO be held for the said County Of Snyder, on
Monday. the .Tth DAY OF Feb. u'It. 10 answer
the libel OF the said Daniel G. kepler. and show
cause II any you h9vs why the said Daniel &.
kepler. your husband, should not be divorced
from The bonds OF matrimony, agreeable % the
Ae soi the General Assembly In such ease mad =
nd provided, Cad hereof fail not
witness the Honorable .. &. BueNsr. Prcsi-
dent Of our said Court At Mlddleeursh, the lSIh
day of dee, A. u. 1888.
REUBEN DREESE
janis 1855 Sheriff
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WANTED.

TyTANTED Immediately, Ladies 10 work for q
w wholesale house on Ncedlework at their
homes (Sent any dlstln"e). Good pay can be
name. Everything furnished. Particulars tree
Addre" Artistic Needlswork Co., T3s s,h St .
New York city.
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WIN bssy vss 80. ~ rave her o.stn.A
WHEN she vas cAilA che srsed sos CAssoriA
When sAs bsssa.s Niss, sAs ss.ng " cass~aA
Win - Aad oARdssa- - ssvs ,Asn cassorsA
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1888-11-29
Simple Method for ReanimafiOD.

At a meeting of the last congress of
German scientists this subject was dis
cussed, and DIR. II. Frank mentioned that
there are but two ways to stimulate the
heart-electricity and mechanical concus-
sion of the heart. The first is considered
dangerous by him as it may easily destroy
the last power of contraction remaining
in the organ. But what is termed ''pec-
toral conclusion" is decidedly preferable
DR.. Franks method is as follows: He
feXes the hands on the wrist to an obtuse
angle, places them both near each other
in the ileocecal region, and makes vigor-
GUS strokes in the direction of the heart
and of the diaphragm. These strokes are
repeated from fifteen to twenty times, and
are succeeded by a pause, during which
he strikes the chest over the heart re-
peatedly with the palm of his hand. In
favorable cases this method is early sue
cessful, and sometimes twitching of the
lids or the angles of the mouth appears
with surprising rapidity as the first sign
of returning life. As soon as these symp-
toms are noted, the simple manipulations
above described must be earnestly con-
tinued and persevered in from half to
one hour, for, with their cessation, the
phenomena indicating beginning of return
of life also cease. Generally, the face as
sumes slight reddish tint, and at the
same time a faint pulsation may be felt in
the carotids. By this method DR.. Frank
has seen life return in fourteen cases,
among whom were such as had hung them
selves, drowned and asphyxiated by car
bonic oxide, and in one case by Group
Herald of Health.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1888-11-29
Helena, Montana. Thursday, November 80, 1888.

that is known is good. President Jack
son was childless widower, and his en-
tire administration was so distracted by
uuarrels in the cabinet that the social
features were totally disregarded by re-
porters of that day. Mr.. Van Buren was
also widower, and his successor lived
in the White House but one month.
Of recent ladies in rule there, Mrs.
uianU nau out nrtIe preurninaTy Jrannns
and Mrs. Lincoln none whatever; Mrs.
Garfield and her successor, Mrs. McElroy,
had but short glismpses of the life there,
while Mrs. Hayes was, in the humor Of
the day, slightly tinged with sarcasm,
the "head of her administration" 1t is
matter of surprise that with extreme
youth, and no preliminary training what
ever, Mrs. Cleveland should have sue
ceeded SO well. In all respects, educa-
ton, personal charms and preliminary
training, Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Morton
stand second to none of their predeces-
sOrS.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1888-11-29

ministration he EDWARD >. PHELPS.
was second comptroller of the treasury.
He ran for governor of his state in 1880.
He was made a law professor at Yale
college the next year. In 1885, when
Cleveland had become president of the
United States, Mr.. Phelps was appointed
minister to England.
Mr.. Phelps is described as a man Of fine
carriage and proportions, and particu-
larly graceful address and of pleasant
bearing, to his equals at least. His face
would be an exceedingly homely one ex-
cept for his very high forehead and its
animated expression. Perhaps neither
gentleman will feel complimented, but
he strikingly reminds one of both Hamil-
ton Fish and William n. Vanderbilt,
although these two did not resemble each
other. He wears mutton chop whiskers
and is clean shaven as to his upper lip
and chin.
James Russell Lowell was the man
whom Mr.. Phelps succeeded as minister
to England. 1t is not very pleasant
matter to step into the shoes left vacant
by such man as James Russell Lowell,
but Mr.. Phelps, notwithstanding his
forced contrast with the pleasing quail
ties of the poet diplomat, speedily be-
came popular among the English. He
is a brilliant conversationalist, the life
Of dinner party, his chat abounding in
shrewd and witty remarks without go
ing outside the limits of good taste.
Two of Mr.. Phelps children are living,
the eldest being Mrs. Horatio Loomis.
A son, Charles, graduated at Yale col
lege in 1888. Another son died several
years ago. He was chief engineer of
the Michigan Central railroad. The
family are Episcopalians. Mr.. Phelps
mestic relations are pleasant and affec-
honate in the extreme.
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Eeeping Domestics IN Order.

heard of one Partisan lady who dis.
misses every servant in her employ every
six months. Her theory is that the con.
slant renewal Of her household personnel
tends to keep her domestics in good
order. She gets the cream, so to speak,
of their services, and just about the time
they settle down into lazy habits she gets
rid of them. But in less extensively ap-
pointed establishments there are plenty
of good steady girls to be met with, who
know how to work and who do their work
faithfully and conscientiously. The worst
class of the French servants are to be met
with in the grandest Of Partisan houses;
the best keep on the even tenor OF their
way in quiet households where two. or at
the most three, servants are kept. And
Marie in Paris has one overwhelming ad-
vantage over Bridget, Gretchen or Dinah
In the United States: whatever she under
takes to do she knows how to do. She
has her faults, and they are grave ones,
occasionally, but lack Of capacity to per-
form the service for which she has en-
gagged herself is not among them.-Mrs'
Frank Leslie.
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SlBYLllNE LEAVES.
The story Of our love is incomplete;
H,I,a Ionras ~ childhnnd nr,d of .ro,.4l. -. =

The story Of our love is incomplete;
The leaves o: childhood and Of youth are miss
Ing,
Yet "better late than never" twas to meet;
Our lips, at least, are not too old for kissing.
What rapture 70 have loved as boy and grill
How sweet to have been playfellows together;
Over one fairy tale our heads to curl,
1nseparable birdlings of a featherl
To mate in the first freshness of our youth
Was happiness life to us never granted;
Lonely apart we pined, each seeking truth
Together we have found loves land enchanted.
The past is flown; the future still have we;
So let our twin souls blend beyond the ages,
TIL, young and fair, beside the Jasper Sea,
We may discover all loves torn cut pages
George Hill in Blackwood's Magazine
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1888-11-29

This monument when completed will
be the second largest shaft of its kind in
the world. Indeed, a special car was
built to carry the ground base, which
gan to Rose Hill cemetery, where the
monument is to be placed. A second
similar car was also constructed, and
both were sent to Maine, where the shaft
is Icing chiseled. After receiving its
load the train will travel westward in
daytime, being side tracked at night to
prevent the possibility Of collision.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1888-11-29
Tradition Concerning Wampum.

An Indian of the Onondaga reservation
In New York gave to legislative COM
mitteeman the following tradition con-
cerning the wampum: There is tree
set in the ground and it touches the
heavens. Under that tree sits this wam-
pun. 1t sits on log. Goals of fire are
unquenchable, and the Six Nations are at
this council fire held by this tribe To
do-da-ho, a member of the Bear clan, is
the great chief here. He has a descend
ant in our tribe today; his name is Frank
Logan. One of the uses Of the wampum
Is for symbol in the election of officers.
The wampum bearer keeps the treaties Of
the nation. Chicago Herald
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1888-11-29

At the age of 1S
he was graduated
from Middleburg
college, and at
the Yale law
school at 81. He
began the prac-
tice of his profess
sion at Middle
burg in 1S43, but
two years later
removed to Bur-
lington, Vt. From
1851 to the close
Of Fillmore's adj
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inches from the
ground to the
apex. The mate
rial used is to be
plain Holloweu
granite from the
state of Maine.
The ground base
is Is feet square,
on which rests the
second base, II
feet and 6 inches
square. The third
and fourth pieces
resting on this
will support the
dais. a cube Of
solid granite 6
feet each way.
The whole foun-
dation is 16 feet
and 8 inches in
height. 1t will
support a solid
square shaft so
feet high. On the
third base will be
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War rpon Anglicisms.

Some of the French Canadian papers are
making a war upon Anglicisms. It seems
that English words are creeping into the
French language, just as French words
creep into the English language. The
Quebec papers find in this process OF cor
ruption danger to their nationality
Chicago Herald.