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Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
Sarmen ,9uietO % Sauen
Ga 8rustbase

wv 0tu0sH~St
burbs Der psre paa enhp.r 6arnl, en-
kn ben CT liben ,fIer fer. 3er Rnl
heller lite Ipart ficrt 9prbitssl. I'll, be-
yIoniet mss apbe sGtletrrr % Bar
buffer, isr man bernf tan bsite for SO
III 100 Yplors Barb bp,ri Var -
bare en- halp gcre. Oil mo laage nh
On bel SIcrt, elsr mere, bsorbeiee os
sisSflt sUsi os iao bepIdHis ben, iao
sil mon babe ion msset mere Bortie'
nsifs. Ren man moa life penie iis
Port rlSbptts be 2 .nsr 8 fsrits Var,
msn ba iaa n.s.t bebrs fiesn; fti bet
u 10 iaa / bore Gose, at enbper Ter fs
ON for at usfinbe, boor ben beSfie 5or'
t~ienete ialber, %. bar ban lao fnneet
BET, ioa oil ban Oe iuuuibt Tom mulist
tsss at blips beIoetis beri. Seq er
o~psrbspia ON, at mo aloris fan brinss
mere ub az ct Tibet Soroiiplf. tne pee
at inhr,tt, bet til en- 6rustbaps. Saa
bar man osiaa bet fore Gose, at mon
Tan hooe al ben 5rusi, man bsbsoer
for FIG islD Os I'm GamiIie belle Gnret
ruuot. Sa islp ON mon life itulot brp
fs ftrrre ON 5rust, iaa bog, Ssriom
mo sr peIiisuet msb gsrn, bereber
man benz en- for Glabs cs Sprnsislie
beh at eips benz aulebuiis til at npos
oil ben Grust, be rnilsr. Ds eneru ct:
Ttriom 8srnsne hismm. hos fine JOr'
slsre fan iaa ben 5rust, DC enifer, iua
stI be pift life friites til at tass 5rust
boz andre. gi iremissr 10 Oits be
Orb: Sch % life ub / GriHelis, men
ben Gamiliefar, ium life isrser ior, at
bans 1sru Tan babe Gbeans til 5rust
Hemms, ban leoer, ubeu ielp at pibe
BET, fine gsrn | SriiteIie.
ga, ifulbe man M inbis, at bet er
ianbt bpab iss bar iast, iaa at man
trOr bet. iaa oil spsr9smanlet blipe,
bpor mai fan faa sOoe % irustbare
eurter al sGbl.trar % 8arbu1t.r.
So, bpis nan oil ienee gub til en- Era.
teSbler, ba oil ban tilpisie blipe iiale.
slab, % nan uil bperfen mangIe bet
enc sIer bet anbet. Men tauIe ban
fpmmsr al fig ielp; man bebeper albris
at ieuSe Dub eftsr BAN. San pil for.
Raffe big alt bu trnnssr, ps iaa pil
ban fprtaue big ON mango npe fare
Qblsiprter. Gnbe taloer ban seed
lings, % nOsle ialber ban rusfife.
Reu ban i%uaffer life bare ON BEN; bu
tan esiao iaa is, buOrban Srusten fer
Ho. for ban bar gilIebsr af Grusten
malet paa Bapir. Der faar man s
satre Binsbsr at @bla - CONNER.
6Sf % 9inier.5rust. Der iaur man
ie sgblsr sanlts rsbe, upsls m.b rsbs
6triber paa en- sulsrsn Underground,
. snbslis GbItr, ION er sanite bSibe.
Rsnlfs tan ma csiaa faa image pau
enStl Bruet, ism ban bar epbepartt
Saa GIufer.
Va IA, subtl tisber Osiaa af lise
'aara,- belii fOrbi, ium be tiger, be fan
TIE BIZ benz fpit.
Den, Tom oil plnnte fig en- 5rust.
bare. men Tom bar libsn Grfarius paa
ben Ting, BAN pil leg raaoe ioaIstes:
6aa til ben narmsits gtobo, iom bar
grusttrar. ss FuS ub Rapnet paa be
1rar, ium baaos taalsr @intsrfulbs %
Somm.rourme, % tiIise barer COB
oruet Gaa iaa ben til bet nrrmeite
Rurierp % furfai big iaaSonns Gble'
trar, iaa fal bu i., OF bu life bliper
bsbrasen. &c usiaa til, at bu iaar
1rar meb sobe Rsbber. ct Ira meb
goo Sob er mere eub Sobbelt iaa gobt,
iom ct meb baarli9 Sob.
Dsiinn, ga. 9. 7boripn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
Glen Flora.

l1omorfst Sfoplano t9spitop) lite lanai
ira 81. Baul paa d til y yli!s GTftanb fra
Sernbdren. Sort Mul0 pna 2erbuno, 2
gloeer giernsmitiGrer Hanoet, Sdemsle Ga
4r9talSbrauoert paa Stsoet, COB arbeioss
plaos. Siopen alene betaIer 9anbet o. oiper
Settlsren COB GrbtiosfortisusIte for Here
aar. Bette Ganb i9Isss biligt % paa iaa
r~tnelise giltaar. at suhoer grbeibsr ian OBJ.
zaa ct tfabe fig ct eset Diem. Sngen beore
Gnleontns stpes for scet % ita6isf Sinter.
arbetoe, eno paa oerne 9labs. Siriu efter
Rart % terrnsre SpIpsnius.
H. LOHRBAUER,
f78 E. 3D. Street, 104 Wash. Ave. g.,
s. Paul. MINI. Minneapolis. MINI.
hlAn
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
500 WuNf.

Ssno bin Goresie % to Gents til TeD. 6.
SEMEN, Coon Iaaep, 8is, iom ba ienber
Dig en- interesiant 8eiIeOuius til at tcpiere
Din Striit / 100 Sopier iamt SataIua ouer
fine Sansbsser % Stolebgser. 11.19.7
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

PatiFt 2atberan uniUeritps SnO.
uielie. iOm bar beitenlt til ben 2Ooe
Ropemb.r, er blepen ubiat til neIe
Gar. Den itOrartebe gpsninss Gulo.
fsrslis tUs lansere 9io us Here Beng.
eno paatRnft.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
800 West 9Th ST., Kansas CITY. Mo.
% Wars psunffet praris

Bore 9seer bar ale fuoeret I'm 9rpiesFun orb De
ferfte pl melt befieubie m~eoiciuIte COLLEGES her 9au4
bet % I europa, ca gnbuer fan trp9t betrp fit Sps=
opmstilfRloe I'll beTes Snlti9beo Of isle ia FpruI siet
be beoite @}etbUoer, ben m~eeiciufte 4rofeSiion fieuoer
HI. Or Siebigs Gi5rtHiurp 60. bar helbleect Suiirs
Der at GIi enter, ION / lHuaere 5io meb lette 8eiufs
later bar pRrGt behauolChc al ia5talote Doctors, bo )
ftorur1isuot @uertisiemeuter Ian lries Hriteu | eubotr
guis. g1au bsr tGle i9 ,pare for Sligo, men bsnoenoe
ia I'll o~etIaanle CO pddfloelioe
Liebig World Dispensary.
CT p~eripnltIt SeiBQ Wdu uaturli9bts a~ubefalrs, men
pt bar bpg helbrehst cuuoreoer al EtlfGlbs aieHuem
RprreipproaHee. Sfrtb / ct ifaubinapiit Sprpq, ON
bette fpretTrftts. 81 bar gicrt Spl ,pmms hos Meno
% auinber til ct ipeeieIt Stubiuu, ca bar u9ret melet
heloios / Dor GebanoliH9. Goniulation iri. som ieio,
eaer ienol grep III brilteniom6ell al posnftaaeupe
Aeresier.
R0pn "9ecorah4g ofteu~ uadr De Rrioer. 1886
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

Gn fatbolf giifOp er ubnapnt i,r
9anmart. RatbUIiterne bilie benns
8esipenbeb ipm ct slGoslist Tesn til,
at be mere % mere itulIe magic at til'
baseerobre 3aumart for TN airtt.
Biitopen er tpif % bsboer SObannes
BON Gud, os fables Oerior eitsr tatbclit
airteiprog 8tffop SObaunes.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
Belief iurerebe aIbeles etipbss I 2eb 90 s,,.
en- MaaneA. ~a
Tr. v. Omen.
Srerorup. g2tun.. b.,

ii. v. Omen. Suerorup, gaiun, ben essr g,.
gRsb flor Glabe bill ies ienoe lem min tierlsE..
bet e~Ieitriite gelte meb 1iIbebsr, iom ies ,igbte Of ~ y
Raaueo. Sec bar iaa eIenbis baarIie bSer Sch % 3"
for Rsie MATTE ies arbeioe % Glt faIbt mig meo', t -
isras Tag iom ies bespnbte at BRUCE Or. Cnens RsrI
bepre o. eiter unrtrent en- Taaaneos Itabis gruo NV
itanbis beIbrebet. Seq piI lille bore Or. Gptns Ri Y
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13


SEQ 9plFpi. ben bersmte rusiife
gprfatter, bOlbsr paa meb en- ny Bog,
iOm ifal iarlis bebanele Militer'llpa'
tenet / bet mObsrne europa. Sorfat'
teren bar bog paret iaa Optaset msb at
isse afbiulpst Suusersnsoens % &O'
lerusns GlsnOisbsO i RusIanb, at ban
life bar iaast lib til at fuloenoe gosen.
On meset ueisrlis 9asbos bar ban
~beponerst bOs 8eItgrersn at ct Biblio'
tbef; ben inbebOlO,r bans Giuserins
brinser. Sen ital fife uctomme fsr 10
Gar efter bans 9sb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
Belief giorbe benbe fritz.
Tr. v. Omen.

81. v. Omen zane yIauH, geHn, Den 2oen Gs Ia
6erpeS Tan ia meo Glabe msbbte at bet eetrtlte Tamebelts go 4 ION nd
af Sem for omtreut 8 Maanebr Fben, bar siort flor grtnins pua mig, Sea frrsy
act b,bre o. Tan ibas fs at leg er bebre enb ia bar oaret pa mans. gur;ir
lea M Belief tunbe ts Snseuttns ssre uoen tore Smsrer, men MI eubneIp IN
Sea trsnoer Zen, min biertdofe Eat % js oil refommsmoere Or Omen, SJ
ale iun. Iber If ct eMr anoet Enbe. 4
Wab mesen Igteie Nrs. Nnna GUb sbsn
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

aasuitana college, HOd Sslano,
50. ben ~iusuite Gusuituua SsnOoes) },
bar E 400 Stubenter. Der sr en-
marielis 2ilitrsmuins til be bsiere
StOler ! be lutbsrite Samiuno berOuer,
iom bebubsr en- lps 6remtib for boz
8irfe. Glbris bar Dor %unsoOm iumlet
fig ON &irtsns uprettebe 2areanitalter
Tom uu; be foretratteS operalt iremior
be amerifanite rsiUrmerte Samiunos,
mebens bet mpbiatts Tor uar 2ilialoet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
Siette 4apiteI.

seq llrer paa &spsn!"- fasoe 9sitnanten iOrnsist
% iatts fig iep usO Rorst, efteat ban boa isrit born.
~sfteisst etOridIsfisbe.
~, ssi'nanten tom opsr bam iOm SuIeaft.n over
3lar'nsen; ban 1T lite ensans lib til at puitel e,o
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
Gn 8og for MQe.

tVEc8fu'9 WctIcoef % CIRCUMSTANCES" pna ca, 5O]
ert otsie Gage uotommet pa lnNerteGneOes 6orlaa bet norItoanIr end
amut Bog u b resun saaG at Hpss ~ sraftn csIesr tr rO,e pa borne mers "a ayd
MIA sf OF BEN SRHHaHSenr iOm Om9nas m0 Tamm m at btmtre brtL Zen ebr ct uE N
EsInsnthetr NJ Dc bet easIse Civ pHe isrefoumenOs esprasmaaI, alcr Ga1
ssnrtstHt az Dor s"s % en- mere usri9 9eraSdis al bsr sniat al De 8srnss sd
a@fffortf tn fmefaHe9 @isnetesIfs at be 5ortufoe 2tatsrs ontitutsn, Stated
hsamnttr. ssrms Tor , bhsstsH tSrfOmmenSs sStamsntcr, b isnshs eeFtmHG1
eNenitst &ans Rsserf sr 3muisrahsHsn, @esieunetas eanstcntsrer, pHmaEi
% bpr bet hnots, Nenteiseen be torrieaice gtatsr, eutebomniu poHpprts III
y "oaho s"nsmaaL maai q Wsstssreenine, patIamsatarRe meahr 60 IN S1
poa az celpsntnetr om amertfanRe SerboIet,-fsris be Gpspsmaa, fm os msSu ad
sMs@ uHnMes 9p
So9m metbOfr cSaa en- fuefGnsis Gostbos, @steonino Ssn,bss "a sMF1
rlsbeleie % eri SOC on prefhR SassHsI. en- fuIOnruSs eamuna II paaHSsros e4
De pqesBf fcrfommHes spsbomAtfEns s en- CbrMst pmrH De ,r enmbbssens swddt
anertienots SsperteIer.
zen meohAr~ @oGe osipmhnsu, ION pI sbe 8GnG ipfH 3ntre9c for arjunr,h m GM1
eNe LPlpfHr9ro ON gHutfap aab be ehber hmr 2a6smTub. lar botd a ft gcam apr am1
ser dmnnee norfso o eanne Wans q &pinosr be Raroinasias eetuspruts E,
mfd 81 e S7Ts Sns@ssuanaL gA eap at oNe Cphsuiran Ian en- gpauo .r suhhs III
aroH0sa n aer at tcranrsS 0fso iTts flo 5VdrOsns m4 fine 9onbsmauS pa fra BEN rMN1
Spaanehtss Wbeitfr ONT Fam, Grbise aHna MT. m. ton, sMe Of umnuE Y
'm aSsTaf ,ams thn0 tt at oGasf fig bet baof mmes srb trN II smHbs Shm
ndtSa n,p Gan rtrni 800 sbr, mb. fGt aashs aarupa Gennt 0uStubua "a ur
'fort'~ II tasrtSsdHb Os sf.a rs iGha@ro pS SeupmbsIs til anbrtesnSer bqprr
y MN Aoepesun5 teTm Beg oil bye amt lem en- Observation-Disclosures tttu1
nnh Diem tSmetin. ht bet ~ tai be NET aInfrupttss garnr fuu r ut;ommt hr iba H%i
Sobn @legen
"s'"s' s"pes. 1854 Randolph g., Chicago /
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

Gn mubameoanif @tsnisbsb er
iamlet / 9iperpuul % beitunr Of oper
SO snsslite 6amilisr. Gn ~fOr6enpa.
renoe Mstbuoiftpreit er bens 6Oritan,
Der. Der britsss Salmsiang, Orsel Os
prebltes paa NrabiIt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

mana. Better, 8Qrbi peb Teres Bette FSeu is fisbte bet % bill bbe ole ON ~
ct Of Or. cpsus Better iibe mems Snsbommsn Tan lasss. BET er nit gnte nm
qiuier mao iomne til glmenbeoens &uneHab. Stnh9f Better Ret
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

3 Gina er Der for 9iOsn ubbrubt en-
truenpe 6orfslselie mob De &riItne.
Glere proteitantilfe WisliOnersr sr
orabts. Resierinsen bar bog tasst bs
ariitne uuoer 8eitpttelie, iua bet tyr
baabes, at 5orfslsellen mart pil itanbie.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

st Siaas til 9anofabs Salmebpg
er uogipet al ben Gorenebe &irfes
SalmebO8sfomite. Oct mebfslssr iOm
supplement til "2utberit a~irteblab",
os ital iremlasses til OuerOeislie inOen
Samfunoet, ON bet ifal antasss.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

SSnoieu sr Der for Gioen en- MasIss
Opergans til &ritenbummen. s 2sbet
al bet iioite gar bar oper $4,000 moO'
taset 9uuben. 10000 Menb Os 8pin-
Der itaar III ! 8esreb msS at pptases
/ ben friitne airte.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

WereenS ftprite tmcoteiuife
Snitttut.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13

9aterne er for Rorse bpab Snoi
anerne | mans. Senieenber er for lime
rita. paa bsss.s Civilization arbeibs'
Der meset iprist; men ben pilos Wa'
tur er life mar til at bsis zig ins unbsr
be eipiliieress CORNER.
Wanse uprRs Gsiitliss os Stats'
menb bar iROrss isst at bragg 3atsrns
bort fra b.rss OmFattenoe Sin. vt
mastist Siribt / bsnne Retntus er tasst
at sOsneprsft 8uImun, iOm bOlSsr pua
meb at oprstte ct Siem for Iaterbsrn,
bvOr be fun. upbrases | ariftsn'
bommen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
ZEN t.rfut. tuRt fiatsr senri,

Zen tersnts tpfs fisttr SsHrit
Seims bar en- srilaret Gritnnlsr %
epstter. On faaton Tro Tan man til
9st lsre msb, men at b. mss, bsrt'i
busr ben als.l,s life. Eetts bspiisS
% iaa bsnns bsrfmte Tisiers Gnbslist,
tbi | 4. 2sfam,nts flyer ban; sea
bar siret GFalb saa min floioRFs
stsliheb, % bar Iuttei mig til be rslt'
.sisfe Sheer. Sec bsr ! qrOsn pae en-
epis Cub, g.rsHus eiabsr, bpis garH'
biertisbeb ies auraabsr iOr min uSsoe'
lise aanb. Seq bs'laser, at les bar
taft 6aant ON bet Se1iss | mine eirf'
ter, men i.s n bl.pet bsnrsoet al
Tibsns Ganb. Seq bebsr min CUB
% etaber % mine Wsbmsnnsi!sr ON
Tilsinelis."
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-13
Nrs. " n 8Obss,D
saffer sr. Cweu for hans tore CpFnoeIie.

81. q. Cmen. anroaL Wtnn, ben 2oen Re Iy|
Bet 9auebeHe ipm lea tsbte al Dem for 8 Waaneoer foen bar bltrsSsJ
eMt % lea er MI fri for ben os beFnoer mig meSet beore belle 2esemst 6nJ
annbe at BRUCE Belief. gu bar jes fst ben fiere Cub at taHe % benah MI
for bans fore CpFnbele % is ph. reiummenoere Dr. Opens Better til aus ION n
ct eur aubet Cnbs. 9ee bspiour rs at bore Sanbben
No uesen Gstdfe Wr1 I. Spsuh,,
g.Itet ~beIbrebebe Saoer 90 atOber; er banorese 0anse barb Ss \
Or. v. Omen. 6ntotus SeT, ben She Ru. lm
Sor Q War fbeu mobtos pi ct &c. A gete ira Ten % p bar bot 900 Brua N
gMn sabsr bar plaaet at Ggt en- lang gb fine Ben; frr ot III Beht bruprL
% ban fanbt burts 2nbrus. atn gepber basoe @istt ben enc StuIbs, mnS
braste trr 2tnbrins % tort efer bar @isen bUrts.
Waar bet bomber at nosen al %, fser pnot noset Shb, ba bruser ri gss /.
brtuaer rar 9inbrins. Seq tror tlpisie at auertsiementet Ipiierue ON Gstar;
ferbist. Seltrn. er bunbrebe ganse fin gts pero til ALE 9btnoe.
9eres tuinemlse RieIs g. S.nin
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15
GONE. BuT MOI EORGOIIEM.

y resident out in the northeast corner
of the town awoke the other night with
an irritation Of the throat that produced
IA fl of coughing. When it was over he
could not find his false teeth. He and
his wife made Il thorough search of the
bed and premises generally and finally
came to the conclusion that he must have
swallowed his chewing apparatus. Great
ly alarmed. he routed out IA neighbor and
had him bring him to the village. Two
doctors were called up, who applied a
stomach pump, but without results in
teeth. The most comfort the medical
men could give the patient was to tell
him that his throat was amply large to
afford ii passage for the teeth. AT last
accounts the missing grinders were still
lost.
The incident recalls the experience of
an old lady in the village, no raised a
terrible rumpus IN the family because she
had lost IA slipper. Two or three weeks
after she Informed the other members of
the household that she had just made her
bed and found it.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

The Democrats of Middlebury met in
caucus in the basement of the town hall
on Monday evening. 1t was called to
order by Henry Grant, chairman of the
town committee. A. L. Stapleton was
made chairman and Jos. W. Lawrence
secretary. Delegates were elected as
follows: TO the State convention, c. c.
Peck, j. NJ. Burke and Peter Cham
pagne; to the district convention, John
Higgins, \. Il. Stapleton and j. w. Law
renee. These resolutions, unanimously
adopted, tend to show that the Atkins
element of the party is in possession of
the local field:
We believe in the good old Democratic prac.
tice OF giving the state committee the right 10
perfect their own organization without in.
reference "a right that belongs to each and
every deliberatiVe body and we have full
evidence that rs loyal Democrats, our State
committee Will do what they conceive to be
tor the best interests OF the party; therefore,
be it
ResOired, That we instruct our delegates to
so vote in the convention that this right and
practice be maintained.
ReS0ired, That remembering the efficient
and long-cOntinued service rendered to the
Democratic party OF Vermont by DR.. j. ID.
Hanrahan OF Rutland, we are strongly in
favor of the selection of Dr. Hanrahan as
one OF the delcgates-at large from this State
Chicago, and that our delegates are hereby
instructed to cast their votes and use their
influence tor him IN the State convention at
Montpelier.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15

Mr.. Harvey G.. Ellis, once of Middle
bury and latterly a special examiner in
the pension Office at Washington, was up
on Monday as witness before the com
mittee of the House of Representatives
which is Investigating Commissioner
Raum and his office. Mr.. Ellis declined
to tell the committee whether he had ever
endorsed notes for one Wayson, chief of
his division, taking the ground that it
was his private business. The commit
tee decided to report a resolution to the
House requesting the commissioner to
dismiss Wayson, who also declined to di-
vulge his private affairs, and Ellis from
office.
Mrs. E. p. Russell has lately had It'd
ings of a brother, Albert Musscy, who
was supposed to have died long ago.
He went from Middlebury to California
during the early gold-mining craze.
Nothing had been heard from him for
% years, but it is learned that he is lIv-
ing in san Diego. Cal. Another brother
io TIeu ~ MuSsey, tlle Well-hnoWn
Washington correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial-G Gazette, who had
occasion recently to look oyer the pen
sion rolls. In them he came across his
brothers name. a correspondence fol-
lowed and established the fact that the
California man was the missing brother.
He served through the war in western
regiment and when the conflict was over
settled where he now lives.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15

4 correspondent of the Prohibition
organ, the Voice, writing from Washing
ton to his journal, took occasion to men
tion some of the men, bers of the lower
house whom he had seen looking upon
the wine when it was red or upon the
amber brandy and whiskey. Congress
man Funston of Kansas, who was among
those named, couldn't stand the impu-
tation and denied it, as did IA number of
others. Mr.. Cummings of New York,
another of the mentioned" members,
told the House that he was sick in his
room at the date named by the cores
pondent, but added that undoubtedly at
some time or other the correspondent
had seen him drinking decocton known
as ''cold tea, to which he had been intro
duced by Senator Edmunds.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15
Mrs. EOY Wins.

A jury of the Cbittenden county court
on Friday awarded verdict of $3.50
and costs TO Mrs. Dulcna S. Foy of Bur-
lington, who sued the Central Vermont
railroad because of the death of her
husband, Freight Conductor Foy, who
was killed about two years ago at Bel
den's Falls while shifting cars. The
railroad appealed to the supreme court,
but it is not believed that they have
much to stand on before that tribunal
Hon. +. Il. Hard of Burlington and
Messrs. Stewart & Wilds of Middlebury
were counsel for the plaintiff and Messrs.
Writers of st. Albans and Prouty OF
Newport appeared for the road.
The accident by which Foy met his
death occurred early one morning. He
fell from car that was under motion
and his head was cut off, 1t was shown
in the trial that the brake apparatus Of
the ear had been allowed to get out OF
repair and that this was the direct and
only cause of Foy's takiug-on
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15

tions They are tired and sick of manu-
factured boOms, Systematically planned
and faithfully carried out by an army OF
small but industrious strikers, who caper
up and down the State to do their mas
ters' bidding and to persuade the voters
that the commonwealth will go to smash
unless their man is chosen. Two years
ago it was bad enough, and because one
of the candidates would not adopt the
schemes of his adversary he failed, al
though it is doubtful whether the major
ity of the voters were not in favor of the
man who wasn't elected. But, however
that may have been, the gentleman who
succeeded had genuine ability that could
of his methods, and the administration
he has given them has shown that they
were not wrong in their estimate. The
modern boom method may be cheerful
way of getting at it for the candidate
who has the biggest boom; but if this
practice is allowed TO go on indefinitely
it will result in putting the governorship
and all the rest of the offices out Of the
reach of any except men of wealth. Rich
men are not necessarily bad men, but on
the other hand are quite as apt to be
bright and efficient as poor men and yet
in Il community made up as is Vermont
it will not do to let it become an estab-
lished rule of faith and practice that only
rich men can hold offices. And so the
candidacy of Col. Fuller is reprehensible,
not so much on account of the man as be-
cause of his methods.
1t is not to be wondered at, though,
that the politics of the State should have
become what they are; it is but the nat
ural outcome of the long continuance in
power and the large preponderance OF
one party. 1t leaves the whole contro-
yersy among the Republicans themselves
to see who shall have the nominations.
nomination is equivalent to an election,
and the nomination once gotten, by hook
or by crook, the eXertions of the candi-
date are over. 1t was so in Iowa quar-
ter of Il century ago, when member of
the Democracy there spoke of his party
IN the State as ga putrid ieminlscence,"
"A term which fifty describes the Democ-
racy of Vermont in these later days.
TOO much strength is sometimes worse
for persons and parties than too little,
and ii those who manage the affairs of
the Republican party of our State are not
careful its strength may become source
of weakness. At this time one fact is
pretty clear and should be borne in mind
by those who would push Cot. Fuller to
the head, and that is, if he succeeds in
his raid for the governorship nominations
the Republican majority of the State next
fall will not be large, and the whole cam
paign will be apathetic. tame and lfeess.
Give Vermont Republicans a leader for
whom some enthusiasm can be aroused
because of what he is rather than because
of what he has and the procession will
move with its old-time pace and Wig
or, but they wont march worth cent
with a self-nominated commander whose
qualifications for the place are, to say the
least, not of a pronounced type.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15
DDLEBURY, VERMONT, APRIL Is, 1892

and advancing wool market in London at
the sales now in progress there. Such
news, coming after very long period of
depression and continuous downward ten
dency in values, we regard as significant.
If this advance abroad is sustained. firm
er prices for domestic wool may be seen,
because of the increasing prominence
which foreign wool has assumed in our
markets recently, the absence of any eX-
cessive accumulations of domestic stock
at the seaboard, and the fact that interior
markets are so we'll cleaned up.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15
st. Johusbury Repu5lican.l

NtION0sDuFy KepnJIlcN
L. ID. Eldredge of Middlebury has for
mally taken ,he field for the lieutcnant-
govcrnorship.
The Middlcb Try REGISTER tells Us a
good nany pleasant Things about him,
but we are paned to observe one omis-
sion. Is Mr. Eldredge chivalrous: 1t
appears from Montpelier and st. Al
bans alvices that chivalry is an inpor-
tant qualification for the lieutenant
govcrnOrship, ana Mr.. Stranahan bases
his canvass on this qualification. If
Mr.. Edredge is lacking in this most
important respect, the chivalrous Stran-
ahan shall certainly have our suffrage.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15

Farmers down in Connecticut say their
sheep are dying of rabies, which they at
tribute to the bites of mad fox. The
more probable explanation is that the an
imals are disgusted with life by reason of
the low price of wool and so go mad over
it and die. But there is hope in that di-
rection. The American Wool and Cotton
Reporter of last week says:
For the first time in many months the
announcement is received of an animated