News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-20

cdk up gtIITe Ol era I)S III WHICH,
ten or more negroes were engaged
About forty shots were fired by the
mob.
Attorney General Miller evidently
intends that the anti-lottery law
shall be strictly enforced. He has
sent to all United States marshals
and attorneys q circular calling at
tention to this law. This says, in
plain and vigorous English: "Every
violation of this law, either by an in
dividual or corporation, in the dis
semination of lottery literature or in
any other way, should be brought to
the attention of the grand jury, and,
wherever indictments are found, Wig
orous prosecution should follow, to
the end that this nefarious business
may be suppressed
Quite a local sensation was deyel-
Oped in the west end of New Bedford,
Mass, by the announcement that q
frog had been removed from Mrs.
Abbie TaylOr's stomach. The wom-
an, when seen by a reporter, said
that DR.. Matthew Travers had re-
moved the frog from her stomach.
She had been treated by Il number of
physicians for number of years, for
a tumor which she was supposed to
have on her stomach. Mrs. TAYLOR,
for the past eight years, has had a
ravenOus appetite and at times has
been very sick She had been on the
point of submitting to an operation
several times, and at last she con-
scented. She says she must have
caught the frog in the water, over
eight years ago. The frog is exhibit
ed at the wOman's house. and many
callers have been received. The frog
had the appearance of a dried-up
toad and was partially decayed
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December number of which-a genuine hol
day numbers just at hand What one will
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about trimming the tree and suitable gifts
and good cheer and how to heartily enjoy the
merry Christmas-tide, after reading this
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Lighting the Way for Santa Claus" is the
very appropriate Introductory water-colOr
the rich humOr of which will be highly appre-
Largo gro It'll on-Ncll and the page
craving that follows, Raphael Painting the
Virgin and Child is from noted painting
and will be appreciated for its historic value
as well its beauty. Besides these, there
are at least two hundred and fifty other
handsome illustrations, for this representa-
tive Family Magazine is noted for the guam
tlty and good quality of its pictures.
In the Streets of Paris - is profusely il
Illustrated article, in reading which, one is in
fancy transported to that charming city;
and if one prefers to visit nearer home, the
description and exquisite pictures of the
Washington residence of Senator Sawyer of
Wisconsin, afford a revelation of beauty
There are splendid stories and poems, and
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want to know in its special line. "Sanitari-
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