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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-12-26

on or address j. Il. Seaver, district agent,
NO. II state street, Montpelier Vt.
THE best assortment of camels' hair. fine
wool merinos and Jersey underwear is at
L. p Gleason & Co.'S.
| ID. o. GooDNo, dentist, also dealer in
drugs and medicines, toilet and fancy arti-
cles. Homeopathic remedies kept in stock.
Physicians prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Opposite post-oiiice, Rochester, Vt.
LAST CHANCE'-The few remaining copies
of the History of Montpelier" containing
seventy-fve fine portraits of its older citi-
zens, are being closed out at about half.
price. No better present for the holidays
can be had for the money j. POLAND.
SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST is guaranteed
upon real estate mortgages sold by the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
Kansas. j. f. Curran, the Montpelier
loans and should be addressed for par
ticulars
MoNTRosE GRANGE, No. 2S, Dinwiddie
County, Va, December 10, 1SSS.-Hr. o. ".
RgerSoH DEAR SIR-The ten gallons of your
outside white paint that was purchased by
me for Mr.. j. T. Doyle has given him en-
tire satisfaction Yours truly, r. f. Rives
secretary. See advertisement of Patrons
Paint Works on second page-Editor.
SEND to f. p. Shumway, Jr. Boston,
Mass, for free sample copy of the Cot
tdge Hearth, a beautiful illustrated mag
azine, and so realize what an extraordinary
offer we are making when we offer to send
both the Cottage Hearth and the VERMONT
WATcHMAN for a full year for only $3.50,
when the price of The Cottage Hearth alone
is S1.50 a year.
The New ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsUR-
ANcE COMPANY issues life-rate endowment
policies at the old life-rate premium. An
nual cash distributions are paid upon all
policies Every policy has indorsed thereon
the cash surrender and paid-up insurance
values to which the insured is entitled bv
the Massachusetts statute. PAMPHLETS.
rates and values for any age sent on appli-
cation to James L. Curran, Montpelier. gen.
eral agent for Vermont.
GEORGE A. AINswoRTH, Williamstown
and Barre, dealer in pianos, organs ana
sewing-machines. Barre Headquarters, Per-
ley Chambers Iewelry-store. He has the
agency for the White sewing-machine of
which j. G. Griggs of Waterbury, W, saws:
" | have sold the White machine for the
past six years and have never vet had
customer who failed to pronounce it the
best in use. On over four hundred ma
chimes which | have sold during that time.
all of which are fully warranted. | have
been called upon to pay out less than five
dollars for repairs"
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Business and Amusement
Announcements.

Low prices at Websters to clear stock.
CHRISTMAS slippers of all kinds at Abra
ham Longs.
THE celebrated Johnson yarn, best quail
ity, at Wheatley's.
DIR, c. G. WAKEFIELD will treat the sick
at the Pavilion every Wednesday.
L. p. GLEASON & Co. are showing the
latest novelties in materials for fancy work
PEOPLE desiring a good paint for build.
lngs, at low price, are referred to the adj
vertisement of the Patrons Paint Works.
Buy shawls, underwear, gloves, hosiery,
yarns and tlannels at Gleason's new store
corner of Main and East State streets.
BOYS and girls tramping snow-shoes at
Abraham Longs
LADIES and gentlemen's underwear, As
cents, at Wheatleys.
L. P. GLEASON & Co. are receiving this
week the latest novelties in ladies garments.
WHEATLEY is still selling fine quality of
kid gloves at 70 cents.
MEMS heavy Pontiac leggings, only 81 90,
only twelve pairs left, at Abraham Longs.
FIFTY new garments for misses and chill
dren received this week at i. p. Gleason
~ Co.'s new store.
You can buy Henrettas at Wheatley's for
80 cents, AS inches wide also silk-warp Hen
riettas for S100, worth S1.2j.
L. p. GLEASON & Co. have a large assort-
ment of cloaks which they offer at greatly
reduced prices.
For SALE-In whole or in part-two
hundred and fifty fine blooded sheep: one
of the best flocks in the county. Inquire at
this office
EXCELSIOR WATER from Saratoga Springs
pure, fresh, sparkling and genuine-by the
glass or gallon, at Frank II. Bascom's drug
and cigar-store.
PARLoR suites, rockers, easy chairs. di-
vans and lounges, and parlor tables in
beautiful styles, at the store of l.. p. Glea-
son & Co.
Miss STONE will receive pupils at her
home, lGi Main street, after January 1st.
Instruction given in common and higher
English, Latin, French and German.
pelier, will be at the hotel in Groton
Wednesday, January 2, 1882 to remain
three days, TO extract teeth without pain;
also to do filling and plate work.
SPECIAL bargains in black and colored
dress silks, and in nice wool dress goods, at
L. p. Gleason & Co.'S.
For SALE, in Brookfed, Vt, store.
goods and business; also dweling-house,
barn and one acre of land. A good loca-
tion, good trade Parties desire to sell at
once if possible. Address w. f. Bigelow.
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INsUR-
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surrender value of each policy in cash, at
the end of ten years and at the end of each
period of five years thereafter, at the option
of the policy-holder. Cash values and paid
up insurance in case of lapse endorsed on
leach policy. For further information call
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Burlington are the only two emeritus mem
bers OF the Imperial Council of the United
states residing in Vermont. The temple
owns elegant paraphernalia and has a
handsome surplus in its treasury. The
next meeting will be held January Is. at
which time class of novtiates will be pres
ent and tread the hot sands of the desert. -
after which the traditional banquet will
take place
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After January the price of American Garden
with this paper will be 1890
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
Best of All

Cough m, 'itines, Ayers Cherry Pee
tcral Il In greater demand than ever
No preparation for Throat and Lung
Troubles Is 30 prompt In Ia effects. so
agreeable 10 the taste, and 40 widely
known, ~ this. II Is the family mcdi-
cine Ia thousands 81 households.
81 have suffered for years from n
bronchial trouble that. whenever | take
cold ur am exposed To- Indictment wealth
or. shows itself by very annoying
tickling sensation In the throat aud by
diniculiy in breathing. 7 have tried a
great many remedies. but none does 30
well ~ Ayers Cherry Pcctural which
always gives prompt fClici IN returns ot
my old complaint - Ernest 4. Helper,
Inspector II Public Roads. Parish Ter
a. EOunc, Ia.
81 consider Ayers Cherry Pcctoral a
most important remedy
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AvswrutSo urnuu,vv.

Professor won Bergman nppcnr, In two
dilcrnt characters Ia the pamphlet lint,
~ the author II separate rrpuri, second.
ns the general 1T the whole publication.
How iar In the latter capacity hr ncis n.
dcpcndcntly, aud how lr hcis the mouth
piece oi thu other physicians aud surgeons
whose reports appear under the slmr
cover. Dc D. impossible i0r me a. SIS, bat |
should imagine that several of his co..
league. would hardly carr tp b. rvsprni.
bile iur thr statements which appear Ia thr
portion ui the work which b. supposed
io hy under the supervision Of Won lyrg-
mann.
Ills own report NAV Boz conveniently
considered under tlup aspects iI~,, 70
narrative Ut luris which duus more credit
/ a. his imagination Than iu his memory
second. complaints ul lhu srJniaIuus iu-
| Justice ul nov .pHpyr supposed ip hr iu.
spirUd hl Wu Uui dyuiJis col possibility
| toe the rlilI uuw outrageous uiipurrrs vi
papcr suppressed o. hu inspired 10y him.
aud ihird, miscellaneous puiymia uu moro
ur lrs irrD'cWui topics.
Various pHuiuu- ui ,uu lrrsm INNS ulr.
mtyc have JlrJiy been dealt with boz
! earlier chapters of th.E book uUri uul,
therefore, In moro than call attention fD %
| few of thu sr s,yrmiss'Bicmpuis lu speak.
| iug Ut thy pyr1d Immediately Subsequent
/ tD ihp lriphUu.umy hr SAYS thBt admitted
| thBt thy Dirt tube bad made 90 san Bymu
was tuu narrow iu thc bnro tu hg used.
MORE "rEry,mcuov."
This isuh.liuiyly untrue. was not al
/ lowed tu Introduce my Instrument bgrlusc
/ % Nas q trilr smaller than tbo one already
I in usc pointed uut that i would hc
much hyttrr tp use % smaller tube. which
| would stop the coughing aud bleeding,
| than to wait for q new yiuulu.
lui Whom Won uyrymaun chiefly shows
| his mastery OF the scientific use of imhgina.
! ton Us in bis account ct thr events ui the
/ fatal day, April H.. which may without cX.
| agspmuon b. siid 90 have syalcd thc doom
| OF the suffering Emperor
The painful story has already boon told
nnd nCcl not be- repeated. Herr Il Is nee
cssafy, however. Go point Out the iulryum.
/ c.Us ui the German surgeons version as
given In his report lie states that immo.
diaicly after his arrival NJ the palace, on
seeing the state the ilIusifiOus patient was
in, be thought there was no lime tn hc
lost, aud with Mapkcnylc's consent be-
sent a servant 90 fetch Bfamunu, who was
In bis carriage outside.
As have already said. ~ lhr from the
Emperor being on the point of sullocatOu
We found him quietly writing when We
went 10 his room. Professor Won nrrg.
mann, however. 49, s"l my assistant
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RUPTURE CURED.
DIR, z, NOBLE,

SPECIALIST iu the CUTE Of Rupture and all Forms ~
thwu.r Diseases Male or Female
plrrl 10 trkEp WITHOUT TIM KNIFE ON
IL ll1lHuHr 90 business BY the ucdicatea
SOFT fad Truss and uaiue Trraiment
lu uit~lsss 1T Women. IL al their forms giw
im.nra No l1.lei and permanent CURE.
rirI 'uiu hiinosle AMI Nafcooslc aad at inf.h
OF lNuHl u.teatHs. cured In Short time fuaranti.
gNil 49, lss Tiufsea made aud hite'l NaH
VT iauc1 aad addfess Of cures made IN the ciif'
ViaSV 80, W JLlkkHSOS stiikkL
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For Home Use.

I have tested Us curative power, IN my
family. many times during the past
thirty years, aud have never known 10
60 f1il IL will relieve the most serious
affections Ut the throat and lungs,
whether in children or Adults " - Mrs.
l.. q. Eagerly, Council hluns, Iowa.
Twenty years AGO | was troubled
with disease ~ tho lungs. Doctors
afforded me mo- relief and considered
ms case hopeless. then began ~ uso
Ayers Cherry rrriufal and. before 1
had finished one bottle, found relief I
continued to take this medicine until
cure was Effected. believe that Ayers
Cherry lrci1ral saved my liiC. -
Samuel Guggs, Wtukrgan, lll.
"SIy years ago contracted a severe
COLI, which settled ON my lungs aui
soon developed al the alarming symp-
toms II Consumption. I hnd o couch,
night swcats, bleeding IT the lungs.
pains in chest aud sides. aud was -
prusira'rl 10 a. BE- confined 10 my
bed most 81 tho time. After trying
various prysrripi without hUngHt,
my physician hulily determined 10 give
mU Ayers Cherry irDiufus 1 took 10,
and the effect was magical / seemed
o. rally from thc nrst dose 90 This
medicine. and, after using only three
bottles, aW ug NH'i and sound ~ Hyrr."
- Rodney johnson, Springfield, M.
Ayers Cherry PeGI0TaI,
rlrrArrp ~
Dr. J, G, Ayor & Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sod ~ all Druggists. rnos 81. siI b0tilss, 81
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NAMED at about the same level, l02 de-
grees to 1903 degrees Fahrenheit, and pus
began to be discharged in abundance from
the lower part Of the wound.
On pressing over the front OF the neck
and carrying the hand upward matter
could be seen TO we'll out more proiusely.
This proved that an abscess had already
formed in front Of the trachea, where the
canula had been pushed in by Won Berg
mann. The pus was certain to burrow
downward toward the chest, and it was
! only too likely that nearly the whole OF
the front of the neck would be converted
into huge abscess, involving widespread
disorganization OF the structures round
about the trachea, gradually undermining
the august patients strength and leading
only too surely TO hectic fever and in nc
long time to death.
A TERRIBLE ACCUSATION.
This fatal complication, be II remem
bercd, was in no way the natural result o.
the disease. II was attributable solely tc
the injury done few days before by vor
Bergmann's random stabbng with an un
guarded tube.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

I
was shortly aitorwarl awakened 10y one oi
the adjulants who informed me that the |
Emperor aud IN cc Nun Bismarck desired |
To see me.
| quickly arose and accompanied this |
gentleman 10 thc Young monarch, whom
1 found sitting with thc Chancellor in
what had previously been the adiuIautH
room,
msN,RcE's REQUEST.
Ills Majesty received INC courtcously,
aud said that Prince Bismarck would like
! to speak with me.
The Chancellor thcryupIn invited me to
retire with hun into an inner toum, whore
lac suggested that ! should draw up brief
report ON the ease OF the Emperor trcd.
cnck.
at once expressed nay readiness to do
~.
The Chancellor then said,
"Mili you du 10 before you lcaycg'
| replied.
Willingly. Your lIrhncss. shall
! leave ON Monday, and ] shall certainly
draw up the document You ash ior before
then
After thiF c1nycratinn I vas extremely
surprised the next diy when an official
from the llnusminis,crum called on M at
one o'clorA aud asked my iur my report.
told him had not had time 10 draw b.
up. Tie said.
Ell you will dictate Il Tor mc | shall be
happy ip write % down.
lui pointed uul that such nm import
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u,rir,t rrr,rvryr.

The advantages aud disadvantages OF
two methods may be- put ia parallel col,
umug=
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RrFrnnEp ~ virctow.

On this subject need only say that on
every occasion that nay tissue was ~
moved by me RON the tr n Prince
lnrynX Il WIS at once submitted to i'rJ-
icssor Nirchow A already remarked,
that eminent pniho'ogiyi pronounced
every fragment examined by him 90 hc
unqucstiuuahly diseased. Several II tho
other accusations GvrhJrlt makes Hglins,
me arr hardly les remarkable iur thrir
combined nGsurliiy and malvyol.ncy.
Thus hc actually states that on May - 10
was already generally known that Mac.
kcnyic had promised the relatives OF thg
| illuslriuus patient that lac could with Ger
lainly be- cured la few weeks. Now
everybody knows that ihu length oi tim,
required to cuc benign growth Is mos
uncertain, and that NO Rryngu,cupis
would dream oi saying that patient coul
with certainty hc curcd IN lev weeks.
Tho most that | ever said on this -uhjcc
was that II the disease was not cancer
believed should hc able 10 cure IT,
never referred Ia the question OF time a
ALI.
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largely consist Of documents drawn up by
these gentlemen themselves In their pri-
waite capacity. These fluctuations are
thereupon incontinently deposited, often l
imagine without being read, in the state
archives, where they aquire the proper
odor Of Bureaucratic sanctity and from
which they are in due course brought
forth as official documents OF the highest
importance.
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nrrrrING TN rRorEssoR.

have already referred to Gcrhardts
utterly baselcss allegation that had
wounded the right vocal chord. At the
time Of the supposed accident under
stood that ! was charged with nothing
worse than clunslnrss.
In his published statement, however
Gcrhlrdt goes altogether beyond his for
mcr aninblc insnualion and accuses me
of having been unskil.lul Of malice aiurc-
thought. lie says this must be the first
case in which laryngcal specialist ha'
underworld by mistake 10 tear away q
piece Of healthy vocal chord. have
only TO say tina, the inlamy OF 80 disgrace.
iul charge rccoils on the person who
makes II.
| ana certainly at n loss to understand
how n person can cndcayor 10 do anything
by mistake. but the impression which
Professor Gcrhardt has tried 10 convey I,
the public l., ! suppose, that IN order e
mislcad Nirrhow aud to get from him .
favorable report on the portion removed
cndcayorcd 10 take away piece oi ,
healthy tissue instead ui the disease,
| structure. Il would seem that Gerhard
| thought the charge which lac hrst mud
| ugniust mo WIS not sufficiently damapin
10 my reputation, aud that he therefor
altered 10.
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After the Emp,ror's death, having had
no rcst Tor nearly sixty hours, | threw my
sell ON nay bed about two pm. But !
was shortly aiicrward awakened 10y one ol
the adjulants, who informed mc that the
Emperor aud II cc Non Bismarck desired
To see me.
quickly arose and accompanied this
gentleman TO tltc young monarch, whom
/ found sitting with thc Chancellor in
what had previously been the adiulantr
room,
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MEMORABLE WORDS.

matters TO settle il would be advisable for
him 20 do 80 now.
MEMORABLE WORDS.
The Emperor received this communica-
ton with his usual perfect calmncss ana
shook me warmly but grarcly by the hand,
saying slowly: ~,
81 am much Obliged TO you for telling
me. hope shall get better Tor the sake
of my people.
noticed that His Majesty made a slight
pause after the word better" as II ht
were thinking aloud. 80,
At that moment Frederick tho Noble
was no doubt thinking Of the cnlightcnc,
and far reaching schemes Tor the internal
DEVELOPMENT OF Germany which had beer
maturing In his mind through all thos'
years OF conscientious preparation Tor ll
great office.
The regret for tho usc.esness Of II al
was not for himself but for his people, VIII
were 10 lose the blessing Of his wise an,
benefcent rule almost before they Ia
learned TO appreciate II.
have said moro than once that FrcdcI
lex the Noble was the most considerable {
men, and | cannot forboar relating
striking instance Of this quality which oC
cured within II few hours OF his death.
MY sitting room was close 10 Ills Ma.
esty's room, but in order to reach the lal
ter had To pass through three rooms.
In order 20 yet TO his bedroom moi
! quickly generally used Ia 90 along q
outside balcony, 80 that | had only Il
; nnie-room to pass through. just bcio
daybrcak on the morningoi June 10 II vi
: dull and chilly.
In consequence, suppose, of cxposul
Z Ia the air in going by tho balcony, | b
came little asthmatic While | vi
!, changing his canula ON two Or three occ
siuns during the night the Emperor pl
his hand lightly on my chest aud look'
, up ut me, with glance Of earned Eymp
thy, thus expressing his regret that | t'
I | AI-.La a nnIliarllI
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AnnyE srLrIsIINrss.

Those who have much Ia do with the
sick know well how prolongcdillnc-s often
breaks down the natural framework OF the
character, making even tho.c who Ia
health wcrc utterly uu-cliish como 10 be
regardless Of anything but their own sui
iCfing.
Frederick the Noble In this ~ In every
thing else, rose above the ordinary stand
ard OF humanity. Even in the agony oi
death lac remained true 10 his own gcucr-
Gus nature.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Referring to various table, s"d ,l-,, In.
truIucal in his treatise Sic Mcneil adds an
exhaustive statement The two eases ~
cures by ihyriomy aw distinguished MS
40. DO aud SO. a.
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oFFCim NTITEHENTs

A. The nuihu Of the German pamphlet
appear 10 claim some special authority Tor
their production on tht gtOund that Il Is
drawn FROM official sources, Il may be NJ
well 10 show exactly what that imposing
expression means.
BOGUS ofFiCiALisN.
The official sources ~ matter Of fact
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Respecting case No. So, heard on July
%, 1883, from Berlin correspondent that
the patient operated on by DIR. Hahn in
February was admitted to the hospital on
April Z with great dyspnea.
Trachcotomy had to be performed.
The glands on both sides OF the neck
were said to be much swollen. Success
occurred in one case no. 23) out oil thirty
five cases, or 2S5 per cent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
NEIRLNG TIE END.

In view of the serious aspect which the
case was assuming, | thought II right to
inform the Emperor that he was IN posi-,
ton of considerable danger, and yontured
TO hint TO His Majesty that il he had any
matters to settle ii would be advisable for
him TO do 80 now.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

MANY and had been repeatedly and nr-
neniiy requested by the chief officer OF His
Majesty household, Prince Radoiln' TO
snJeayor to work tremendously with Won
Bergman Bersmann, who Prince Radolin assured ed
me was greatly trusted by the official
classes Hence my anxiety that there
should be no ground for complaint, SO lar
as I was concerned, OF any violation oil the
decencies OF professional intercourse.