The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1892-04-08

four smile these days over a recent
addition to his family.
Owing to sickness, E. W. Gibson
has not yet returned to college.
Luther Stowell former resident of
this town but now of birmingham
Mass, is here visiting his brother,
A. B. Stowell. Both brothers have
been favored with good long lease
of life. Their birthdays occur dur
ing this week, Luther SO and A. b.
81.
Monday night new sugar house,
new Eureka evaporator, about two
hundred buckets and sixty gallons of
syrup belonging to John Callton were
destroyed by fire. Mr.. Carlton had
just fitted up his orchard at consider
able cost. No insurance. Loss be-
tween four and five hundred dollars.
Our community was blessed { p last
week with the presence of one of the
nobility of one of our neighboring
towns, who eveidently came here for
the purpose of having a "high old
time" and we judge from reports that
he succeeded measuably we'll. He
came here thinking of course that he
would he safe from the arm of the
law, and in drawing that conclusion
he exercised degree of wisdom, for
it is well established fact that
man WHO wishes to break Vermont's
prohibition law is as free from moles-
tatlon here as he would be in the
sands of the Sahara. Out of town
scape graces come here and with i'm
punity take the law in their own
hands, break every custom of decen-
cy, degrade public pride and are not
molested. Our people certainly have
an abundant supply of that better
half OF human nature, but there is a
limit to all endurance. We have to
stand a gooddeal from our own little
band of notables We have been adj
vertlsed far and wide, but that sort
of thing has gone far enough it
seems to me. Once more let us re-
solve to turn over a new leaf.
From New York comes the story
of wonderful discovery for the cure
of alcoholism, or in other words the
liquor habit, and, if the press COM
ments are reliable, as they are, of
course, it will prove rival to DR..
keeyley's famous bi-clelorate of gold
treatment. The treatment consists of
injection of what is called Phospho-
Nervine Compound and the admins
tering of certain tonic medicines. The
remedy was discovered after months
of careful experiment by DR.. T. S.
Robertson a man of conspicuous gifts
and widely known in the medical pro-
fession, at the instigation of no less
a parsonage than the well known Col.
Robert G. Ingersoll. After thorough
ly testing the remedy and assuring
himself of its merits, DR.. Robertson
made the formula to Edward H.
Nicoll brother OF Delaney Nicoll the
we'll known young lawyer and District
Attorney of New York city. The
treatment of the patients is in the
charge of DR.. E. f. Arnold, who is
associated with Mr.. Nicoll. DR.. Ar
mold so well known here is the son of
DR.. L. S. Arnold of this place. DR..
Arnold went to New York about two
years ago and became associated with
DR.. Robertson, the discover of the
remedy, with whom he has been ever
since. AS to the reliability of the
treatment we have no doubt for the
leading papers of the city, the World
Tribune, Sun and Press speak of it in
the highest terms. If the discovery
makes good all that is claimed for il
it will prove one of the most valuable
discoveries of modern times in free.
ing mortals from bondage more ter.
rible than any other form of slavery.
G..
Our roads are said to be in the wors
condition that they have been in fol
years.
Mrs. Annie McWaine is very low
but hopes are entertained that she vii
recover.
Mrs. Arson Chadwick who had tn,
misfortune of breaking her hip last fal