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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-11
PROBATE NOTICE,

Probate COurt-District of LamOiIIe
Until further notice, a Probate Court for said
District will be held at the Court House in Hyde
Park in said District, on each Monday and
Thursday. from a. IN. to IL m., and from 80
p. m. to D. m. Guardian Accounts will be set.
tied at such times as are fixed by previous ar
Accounts of Executors and Admin
iStratOTs should be filed in the Probate Office
when application is made for notice of the set
Element thereof
VIII H. KENFIELD. Judge.
HYDE PARK, Vt, April /, 1891.
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Tnnl, mig Changes.

FAIL RIVER, June 3.-James Considene
was sentenced yesterday for vagrancy to
the house of correction lie was on the
rain, handcufTed TO another prisoner. and
when near the outskirts Of the city slipped
his handouts and bolted for the door.
eluding Officer Allen. lie jumped from
the moving train and escaped, and has not
been seen since.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-11
& Sailors Necessity.

The sailor has need to make fire.
quent reckOnings to see whittier he
IS drifting, whether to the deep wa.
ter or among the rocks and shadows
SO should the business man freuuent-
ly pause and take a retrospect, make
q careful inventory of debt and cred
1t, that he may know whether his
course is leading to success or fail
ure. Without this his course must
be to greater or less degree hap
hazard. BY making such periodical
inquiries into his business affairs, he
is enabled to right his course, stop
leaks which without investigation
would be unknown until too late, and
generally to put his ship in trim CON
ditiOn pointing toward success.
But it is not only in the ordinary
course Of business matters that a
careful inventory Of ones effects pa-
riOdically taken is desirable, but in
the extraordinary as well. Every
careful, prudent man now-a-days is
insured, as he knows that he may be
called on any hour to face the ex-
igency of q fire. If q fire comes, he
must make proof of his loss. This
will require a detailed statement of
the property lost. To enable him to
do this Understandings and with
Justice both to himself and the com
pany he should have at his command
an inventory of all his personal prop
erty made before fire comes, while it
IAN be seen and counted Such an
inventory would cost but little and
n case of Il fire would save much
5rouble and annoyance. Every pol |
cy holder should see to it that such
IN inventory is made at once. 1t is
'asier to examine the horse before |
le is stolen. Every man who has
lot policy in some frst-class com
amy should lose no time in getting
me. If you want to keep your horse
is better to lock the stable door
efOre the thief comes.
In this connection we would saw
hat we know of no better place to
ct first-class insurance than the Of
ce of II. NJ. Mcfarland, Hyde Park,
t. Call and see him.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-11

1t was announced in 1888, as an
estimate merely, that the population
OF Ireland was decreasing. This is
officially confirmed by the recent
government census. The falling off
since 1881 is 1886 The signifi-
canoe of this retrogression is made
clearer by the fact that all the other
constituent portions of the British
empire show notable gains in popu-
lation. Baliourism, coercion, star
walton and internal dissensions are
working out a sad but not unnat-
ural result in unhappy Erin.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-11
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.



FLoUR-Therc Is a better trade I'm ao,r h,,,
/ a. ma come about through slight concession.
IN prices. There Is scarcely anything In ths
lots far above - %. while there arr r,.,,,,r, -,
sales OF good spring patents at s. 90
,,, SooRSSL,-lfirmer The quotations for ship
Steamer yellow sold from track AZ 10. 1bc
| quotations are: High mixed, Ggl607Ois
s,Saiiler yellow 09lNt10c; steamer, 6sNGsi6:
quality. i''' ~ 70
CoRNNEAL-Therea are no changcsrn the mar.
kel on c0rnmeal, while oatmeal Is also steady
anu tuhcnhnged. Choice kiln-dried cornmeal
Tor export, s. aj1t3 90 pbbl: BAG meal ei -
o. choice graduated. 81 Sftl Oatmeal ii
steady at $500 20 for ground. and 81 iS5ig Is n
jo6bers. with rye Hour dull at y S6ss 3 MI "
LIE bteEF-IhGre wasa very good trade IN fresh
o ss and The market Is frmcr. Prices arc
stIolAer,Mllh the tendency still UPWARD. Prime
ssiieers, s'l0Ac; good steers sasi4c tiehf. ~
,5Ssc; extra heavy binds. ilalllec: good Minds
light. 4A05c. rattles iIST55c: cbucts 80 y.
backs, icDsc; rounds, sltst6c. rumps. iaf1si.c.
ioins i hila IONS llDllc; short ribs, l0f2Sc:
MUTTON AND LANns-The market II stronger
Win prices az; Lambs, springors, a. 90. fancv
nary ~, ,SelitiSilair TO good l0di2c; ordi-
~, On.cako mutton, SdNc; Brighton. gfflnr
SasteIh, cttsc Tor choice. fair To gnod 600,
6agJSc. '''' s''' 70 ohoioe' sesc' fancy,
BgTrER-Still wen held. with the SUNNY only
49, 80 AHt ltnuehcl with SINNERS IL Ia
Iuiu LOT better prices. Quotations arr MOI
on99nke1- western creamery, s9is3@c, fancy
e,u Wen Known marks higher; nrsts ana extra
,nis's, lbttlb'ec; extra imitation crcatDer. isga
Nc, factory, choice, Hollis: New Nork ani
eIlhont extra creamery. igi1sf Inf. ~. -.
Vol , i,Sp 10; eastern creamery, isnis: New
AoiA anu Ncrnout GARY, fresh. lGf lHi =. feis
20 good, lt6ljc; low grade is,fite. ,i,t,i,s.s
price. lGt2c higher -'tN' 4"""ink
ShhhEsE- Stealy, with the market AZ: Cboice
hhtnitneIh new. Vlrttlnc; western, pielflnr .ith-
e oti ~ prices l92c higher. Liverpool il called
ts i EGGs - Steady at: Northern and eastern.
F fsianj H1t9istern, lSc; Michigan, isdisier: l..
forAToEs- There IS better demand for M
49,, "a beclnliy choice bag chennngos nov
M readily az ior, with some lots held bieirg
,i V ~. ol ms hrmcss Is a demand fnr .bin
piihg 10 New York and philndelnbia iTb...
H., IaiT request for other choice varicties
pIV naiu ana IN good order Tho sun
I ~ VI new iA less, and the marked ~
,r,rner' ana promises 10 De- ~ new 49,.
I ancy rose. 81 -; hcbrons. al s5. hTrt,a,.te'
ss,,arS and Dakota reds, Slasi 10 Cnnada gtl'
,,Wl w ehcnangos, An FOR bag ana ~ ~.
'fG9 % % Dbl, as Co quality. P"''eu ~
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-11

The school children of New York
nave given large majority of votes
Ior the golden-rod as the fayorite
mower. In olden times the beech rod
is SAID to have been the favorite in
all OF the schools.-Free Press.
Not with the children by a good
deal, Mr.. Free Press. 1t might have
been the favorite with the school
marms, but with the children
never.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-11

The persistent malice with which
many Democratic journals misrepre-
sent the part played by Secretary
Blaine in the Behring Sea negotia-
tions is on par with the malicious
ness that has always pursued the
great Maine statesman. He is but a
careless student of the correspond
ence in the case who has not found
the hand of steel that has been be-
meath the diplomatic velvet of Mr..
Blaine's utterances. He has scored
point every time he has met Lord
Salisbury on the issue-a fact which
his manlier opponents have freely
recognized
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-11
Do NOT OVERLOOK THIS

At this the year-wheher warm or e some
certain lines of goods into demand LEI fo the
things you may find with me- C1es in
Ladies' black Hosiery, Gauze and Jersey Underwear e
kids, tafeta Cotton, Corsets Yelling Laces'
Embroideres Founcng Zephyr, Gnghams ouIS s. nfions
Chae Serges Satin Prints Cottons and general line Oh
and small c--.o-
For the Men and Bows there are Spring and Summer
Suits Overcoa separate Pants, soft hard and straw Hats os
and fine Shirts in large varieties, Neckwea Hosiery % s
mer Coats and Vests Collars Cuffs Underwear Umbrellas bags
Beside these particular lines, would again
Grocery department. with that large case OF
accompaniment also complete line of Stationary
Our Hassocks 49, % and cents have gone ike n
cakes, but left. Resp'y Yours,
w. Ell. ROBINSON,
Morrisville, VT.
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News and Citizen.
MORRISVILLE and HYDE PARK,
Thursday, June II, 1891.
L. H. LEWIS, EDITOR
The appointment of NJ. P. Maurice

The appointment of M. P. Maurice
of Waterville to the West Point Mill
tary Academy will not be the first
time that a graduate of the State
Normal School at Johnson has been
selected for that institution. Chas
G. Jameson of Stannard, who is now
completing lis third year at West
Point graduated from Johnson in
1885, and reports from the academy
show that he is making a very cred
liable record for both himself and his
alma mater. We have every reason
to believe that young Maurice will
also give a good account of himself.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-11

The epizootic epidemic is among
the horses of st. Johnsbury and Wei
nifty.
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Cures Where Doc,or. F,,I

Lady Poor's Ointment is all it is claimed to be-
having proved 1t in my own family. Our little girl
our local physicians, but of no avail. After foul
DAYS. tune using Lady Poor's Ointment she was
greatly improved. and in one weeks time was
MOrrisVille, Vt. ~ w.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-11
DON'T KILL YOUR HORSE,
Cure Him With

September 10. 1890
A. f. Pike OF Pike Station, n. H., says:
"A neighbor of mine had valuable horse
which he thought would have to be Killed as II
move about at all: but l said to him, mo- Mr..
Baker, do not kill the horse but go over to nv
store, get q bottle of MORRISON'S ENGLISH
LlNlMENT and use it according to directions
and II 1t does not cure your horse and bring him
out all right will pay all damages lie got the
Liniment and used it persistently and thorough
in about three months time"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-11

Number Of cars over diirer',,, L., i-,2 hWl
ana Maine ., Boston and f,,,.,lii' e'a Boston
%, Eastern :: total go A" fHchbuw
4. i syir o. slSiarket Boof-A few cholcc s7.,a
second ouolity ~ Inst quality s6Ofi8st
4d0. s'''es' 'E ttitd quality sfuEt
pair. i' so5 ~ a. store Cattle -wori,inr Oxen %
lows, si00sG Mich Cows nn1 S.i,,ssF Fancy
years old' SSllil55i TWO years old, slaFAs fbrcs.
drosscJ Nv, Mestern iat, live. n{85c: Northcr,
sl IrlSSs Of sheep aud LAM Il, -. s,.,
~; lambs, ju1c p ~ '-'' vt from -sftobc y
ncal Calves, 2is5flc a n
Hides I'm, ilil,s Iallow and skins -Rrigbt,,
h h. t,,81{9rg n u; Brighton Taiiow. sit1sIi'a,
81 G6Se, q D; Cat skins. "a 50 H. ,V Il Tai Tai
famb III u engh; ShrlJrI ~ttgs 100 islJ.
each. '''S'Oc e"ch; Dairy skins. s-.'tt's
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ray up for your paper.
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WATERFOWL cArrLE MAnKrr.

Tor Week Ending june ,.
AMOUNT or LIVE srock An -.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-11

o., sheep and
cattle. l.nfu1a r.f..- a.
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Severe Bnt Just.

The means employed to accomplish
the end demanded is also i'll keeping
with that of the Jacobins Of the French
Revolution. Joining with political
demagogues in Louisiana, they have
at least given e~ountenance or have not
rebukeI those who have advocated Il
success of political power by violence
and fraud putting down a majority
by riot and force of arms who have
advocated tie Winchester and hang
mans rope as the ''patriots' weapon
against him who dared differ in opin-
ion. Are these men, like their pro-
totypes, Robespierre, Danton, Hebert
or Jacques Roux, narrow-minded
enough not to see that their under
taking exceeds their powers and all
human powers-slrewd enough to see
that brutal force is their only ~instru-
mentality, %inhunan enough to apply
it unscrupnlously and witout reserve
and perverted enough to murder on
all sides that they may stamp an i'm
preston of lasting terror.
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An Arkansas Shaker.

wall, old fellow, what's the mat
terr
Only little agur, stranger, but |
thought would shake myself out er
my hide"
Eve had EN- myself, FRIEND; I tux
DR.; Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic
and | never have Il shake"
Good advice to a friend who was
shaking is implied in the friends re-
ply. No ease Of malaria has ever been
found which hatiied its curative pow
ers, and one PHYSICIAN has used if
successfully in the treatment oftvphoid
fever. 1t c aSt> only 81 90 a bottle and
n or two bottles will stop the fever.
But it ut T~hibodeanx's Pharmacy.
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IN MEE1IORIAN.
THIBODAUX, La, June 30tb. 1891.

IHIBODAE1, LA, juno 30th, 1891.
Whereas, it has pleased an AL Wise Provi-
dence, to remove from our midst our late
brother MYRTLE j. Naquin, and whereas,
whilst We bow our heads in humble submis-
sion to his divine will, We drop the tear of
sorrow, and express our grief at our kind
brothers going hence, therefore, be it
Resolved. That We pray him through
whose will he goeth fourth, to bestow his
blessing pom the soul of our deceased
brother, and also to mercifully remember
and bless his family in this the hour of
their distress.
Resolved further,-Tnat a page of our
minute book be let aside, wherein shallbe in
scribed these resolutions, and that a copy
hereof, officially signed and sealed, be fur
nished 20 the stricken family and also that
q cspy be published in our local papers.
LOUIS i. JULLIAT,
e. 4. E~SGERRAN.
LOUIS RIVIERE,
JOLIET JR.,
II. \. COUL0N,
Committee on Resolutions
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The Publishers of TIE CANADIAN OJ,EES
Toronto. Canada, are offering two new prize
competitions with leading prizes consisting
of Il pair of Shetland Ponies, carriage ana
h harness, a Free Trip to Europe, first-class
upright piano, two weeks vacation to any
summer resort in Canada or the United
States, all expenses paid safety bicvclv or
tricycle., one hundr dellars in cash, suite
OF parlor furnitufs, ladies gold watches.
ETC., etc. This magezins has become famous
on account of it's prize competitions, Hun
dreds of Americans have won valuable
prizes in previous contests Sample number
OF The QUEEN with full particulars. will be
sent by the publishers upon receipt OF the
address of any lady and six L s. ? cent
stamps. Address. The QUEEN, Toroalo,
Canada
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On Saturday evening, June 27, 1891,
the following brothers were elected Of
ncers OF Excelsior Lodge No. "a, /. @.
OF. for the ensuing twelve months;
James w. Wilson, noble grand
Harry l.. Wilson, vice grand; S. +.
Orlsamore, secretary; F. Zernott.
treasurer; IT. Grisamore, represen-
tative to the Grand Lodge of Louisia-
ma; n. W. Whitehead, Delegate to
widows and orphans relief associa-
ton; s. B. sifers, proxy do.
John T. Levi, Y. ". Whitehead, S.
i. Grisamore, trustees of the widow
and orphans fund.
These officers will be installed on
Thursday evening July Is, by Bro.
Challes N. Brownlee Grand Master.
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The new safe that, has just arrived,
and is now being placed in the vault
of the Bank of Thibodauq is Il speci-
men of mechanical ingenuity and skill
that cannot be surpassed. 1t is one
of Diebold's make, and works b. ma
clinery which is inside, and inacces-
slble by any means from outside.
e once set TO open at a certain
hour, the doors remain acImetically
sealed until the time has expired.
Two machines are running, so that if
one of them should, by any means, be
stopped, the other will DO the work,
as they are disconnected entirely from
one another. There is no opening
through the safe by which a grain of
powder can be passed within, aud the
grea+ hardness of the metal. Of which
t is made renders any efforts to pelfo-
rate it by tools Of Burglars, a futile la
Dor. Added to this it is wonderful as
much for its beauty as for It's great va
lue.
1t will enclosed in a bIick VAULT that
will render any thing deposited the
safe absolutely safe from fire or
burglar.
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The Farm.

a point i'll favor Of small farming as
against large farming is the universal
ly admitted fact that the fewer acres
can be, and arc, farmed better than the
many acres. The smaller area permits
a closeness of supervision and cult
walton which is no easily attained on
a larger scale, and better proportion
ate results are consequently attained.
The same fact is true of the small dairy
as against the large one, the small flock
OF poultry, etc, and this, notwithstand-
ing the general %supposition that alarge
business can be conducted more eco
nomicallv and p~rotitabiy than a small
one. The course Of this is true in farm
ing, because the best results al only
be obtained when the work is perform
ed directly under the eve and the hand
of the owner. Hired labor depreciates
in value, and in the return it brings TO
the employer in just tie ratio that it is
scattered oyer wide area or among
manifold duties, The forty acre farm,
the ten acre fruit garden. the dairy of
ten COWS, the poultry yard with a
hundred fowls these are things that
pay, and that afford the owner solid
satisfaction and contentment.
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When the ankle has been severely
sprained, immerse it Immediately III
hot water keeping it there for fifteen or
twenty minutes. After it has been
taken out ofthe water keep it banaaged
with cloths wrung out of hot water
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The friends of Mrs. l.. d. Kent, of
the Abbie plantation, who has been,
for several weeks seriously i'll. in Hotel
Dieu in New Orleans will be pleased
to learn that she has been improv-
ing iapidly for the last fifteen days
and expects to be sufficiently restored,
to permit her to return home very
soon.
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The water from the Ames Crevasse
has finally all disappeared from this
vicinity. People are removing back
to their homes, in the Chacbey Mala-
gay, and other interior settlements,
which they were compelled to abandon
or the approach of the water.
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Read the article, entitled "Tariff
and working men, in another column
and if You are a laborer or a wage
earne you will discover something
that may be beneficial.
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Creole Female Tonic for diseases
peculiar to the female sex, such as
prolapsus uteri, weakness, ~irregulari-
ties, painful menstruation, is a cure
provided by nature, and is quick and
permanent in its effects.
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The Police jury viii meet on Monday
next, to examine the rolls of the As
SCISSOR. to fix the rate of Parish Taxa
ton, and to transact any futher bnsi-
ness that may come before it.
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The bank bulluing is beng rapidly
arranged for business. A fine and
substantial safe was placed within on
last Wednesday.
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Blackberries are plentiful, canta-
lopes are becoming abundant, peaches
are beginning to ripen, all of which
are calculated to make the average
boy and girl very happy.
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The dry weather has caused the
Mayor to have the pump worked daily,
to furnished water for laying the dust,
and Washing out the bitches.
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THE EFFECT OF CREOLE FEMALE
ToNtC.-Is almost magical in cases Of
prostitution, pains in the back. rush of
blood to the head, irregular or painful
menslruation, and female weakness.
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ADVICE TO BuDpISH GIRLs.-Rise
early, talEe ample exercise and if suf-
feril@ from complaints peculiar TO
your sex use Creole Female Tonic in
kme.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Sugar and rice planters are referred
to advertisement of w. B. Bloomfield
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Mrs. S. A. Binnings and her sister
Mrs. Hollins left during the week
for Kentucky. During a residence
here of more than 40 years, Mrs. Bin
nings has visited the home of her
childhood but twice. A visit
there will he a source Of both pleasure
and profit, her venerable mother is
still living, and the meeting of the two
will doubtless be affecting and joyful.
The SENTINEL wishes their Journey to
be n of unalloyed happiness, and the
return to her southern home, accom-
panied by increased vigor and strength,
Mrs. Binning has always been an en-
ergetic progressive lady, filing all the
duties of wife. mother and citizen with
honor and credit, and her friends are
gratitied to know that she can find
time to enjoy a few months rest and
recreation.
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Tube pants and decorative art ma
terial of all kinds, at Thibodeaux's
Pharmacy.
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Tissue paper Of all c%olors, at Thibo-
deaux's Pharmacy.
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1otR FAMILY PHIsICIAN.-Will tell
you that black haw, cohosl, and Gin
chona are among the best of tonics for
the female organs. These are among
the principal roots and herbs compos-
ing Creole Female Tonic, anture's
great boon to suffering women.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Mss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Child en-, she gave them Castoria.
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A night blooming cereus was in
bloom on Wednesday night, in the
ward of Mrs. S. T. Grisamore.