Fitchburg Sentinel, The (Newspaper) - January 3, 1879, Fitchburg, Massachusetts DAILY JANUARY JAN 1879 It ool ta we suspected with eral Ban's road The court that tried to check him U one of very limited It la altogether ble the courts will set the matter Senator In bis specifications of the Northern and ing which ha desires to bave not a word about setts In It true ibat a non suit has been entered ID this The people of tma StaK like U know whether we have had any here or not The Everybody expected Gov would lead off In his opening address for re- and reform Whether body expected be would go quite so far as he has we have our doubts He has one advantage that none of his late predecessors have he has been ernor belore He has had a longer term of service at the State house as a inary his taking the highest office than any other governor haa ever bad For this be discusses all the questions that usually arise In an Inaugural tage with Ml knowledge of the and bit Judgment IB founded on ence It to as that this message stood for a hundred and it will difficult to Improve It What tbc governor says ou education Is excellent Hear him on school question Therefore It n that I bold fast by common and friendly to every proper means of advancing believe that the in of the State should be used to ensure their worth and efficiency We secure to oar children throughout tbe country towns sure advances sufficient for the needs of though the of that life may forbid them to advance farther While the State to all the It can the many must be served fairly before tbe few re- their more liberal share Tbe citizen will hesitate Ionic be- fore he consents to lower the of knowledge among the that the of a Tew may add to our repute He will bold the guards of civil of more account stores or special learning Massachusetts which bave to Impose a tax of five to seven dollars on tbe sand to maintain very Indifferent com moo I schools for one-half the I not regard with favor any large diversion from onr school fund for special tion Is first-rate Let our school com- cut out this extract and paste It In their hats for their frequent and ful consideration We must stop here It will take eral days to consider this document of onr new governor and plainest one that ever was dell vend in oar State boose The governor is master of a vigorous style and bis courage Is equal to bis Presuming every one will read the message in we shall notice some Its salient leaving ero for future reference Retrenchment and reorganization are tbe s of the address and they cur In the second sentence He does not propose to mock tbe people with a show of bat will baud all his energies towards an actual thorough and quick Be makes no vague and general but Is specific and di- rect In all and makes the guide o his action his own experience In his ow fie would cat down all the sala rles in the State except those of the su judges Unquestionably this should be done Salaries should not be pn back they were In In every bnt where the business of the office Is not greater than it was then the not be greater This and we do not envy the committee that tries to bring about such a redaction In bnt It mast be Hone and the ple will sustain those who do It Tire bints to the legislators as to how may rery largely cut down expenses of ion are exceedingly and be The governor thicks some of the courts should be ished They should at least be put un- der some control in matters of expense The district court at for In- B is as independent of county com- missioners in matters of expense as the supreme court itself Bat hear do not that distance makes justice and that the cost and Inconvenience often causes justice to and crime to go This is excellent and calculated exactly fof the latitude of this county whose great area causes a practical de- nial of justice on account of tbe great coat of i be thing There will be a rattling of the dry tones over the recommendations as to abolishing all the and re- organizing with a small and efficient force This Is a tremendous and the of the Legislature will be a long oie If an attempt Is made to half that Is Tlie board of State charities is a cumbersome atd needs to be wiped oat that and jealousies may It must be consolidated beard approves of officers admit the expects then let it be This is sententious as Cicero The of last winter did not go half so far as Governor Talbot now ad v A heavy blow Is struck at the new State on and no water Is to come f ram If he can help and be thi oka be can This is brave bat jast what Is needed He refers with pride to his opposition to the prison In 1874 as well he may If republicans bed voted for him that year instead of Gis ton many millions could have been saved to the Slate The Slate force Is wiped out at a stroke Too large for n detective force and too small for a It Js of no to Prudent ence la to the Savings Banks The of laM year will not be pealed at the of if was of doubtful equally We hardly there Is warrant for the remark that the pannage of the of We believe folly that It a very of wan portentous to no recommendation If although tbe hardship of It con- ceded Thli to a that the ernor with all experience has ing practical to offer Onr has At the regular meeting of tbe bam Farmers Monday the subject of was discussed was discussed In the coarse of remarks made by different the following facts were The pastures about here for the most of such a rough and stony character that the methods of ment proposed by some writers of Ing and harrowing and then seeding are entirely Impracticable Artificial may be applied with good provided the character of the soli is ied and the exhausted elements are plied Some fertilizers contain a ty of and Injurious have bem reported to cattle that bave eaten these too plentifully from the land Care should be exercised to apply when there in no dew on the or If sible before a rain Bnt this like the first Is open t j objections on account of its cost and tbe time and care required There is one open to well calculated to bring to their inal state of productiveness those tare lands which have become or as many with a growth of small brash Tbe plan is to stock the pasture with a larger number of well fed cattle or better still than it would ordinarily carry and allow them to feed and lie upon It daring tbe season They will feed down what would otherwise be untouch eave the Ian In much better condition than they found It In case sheep are the ad- expense of fencing must be Incurred A simple and cheap prevention against jumping Is to run a wire above the fence or road on small poles The wire can be obtained for a trifle at establishments where it is used for baling Much depends on the way In which sheep are kept around tbe as they learn most of jumping tricks while about tbe yard in winter Much is caused by various which are often not only bat some times positively injurious Among tbe most Is the commonest of our ferns often erly known as or Re- and frequent or a copious application of will be found effectual In Its extermination ground hemlock and various other straggling shrubs which are snch a trouble to can only be killed by persistently and exposing the roots to the sun or White which is oftan such a can be dis- posed of by a free application of salt and plaster When cattle should be lowed to rem Jn in pasture daring the night It Is a noticeable that those tures which are used for carrying stock daring the whole season have kept In better condition than those from which the cattle are driven each night pastures should not be allowed to remain better let some their stock for almost nothing than to do for then there id nothing to keep down the brush and the soon becomes coarse and thin B O Northrop gave a very Instructive and Interesting lecture before tbe lyceum last Thursday ment The first part of the lecture was on the planting and cultivation of trees A comparison between city and country was then and tbe adornment of country homes spoken of The next ture In the will be given next Thursday evening by Rev Walter Rice of thle place Verdict of The Farmers Club will on Saturday evening discuss tbe this town should have a society for the motion of rural The Farmers Club will bold their annual sapper and levee at the town next Wednesday Jan 8 The programme Includes tbe etc Come and have a good time One of the best con- certs ever Riven In place was held at the Sunday even ing All the worf learned and everything well Tho held a gathering at the evening ThP first part of the ing WAA occupied by Kinging Tbe WM ablated hy Mri of ion n violinist from New every one by the rior manner of hit playing His were Reports from New Chicago aad other that tbe demand for gold In exchange for was very the applicants generally preferring currency Caleb Cashing Caleb Cashing died at at 11.14 P Jau Uc was born in Maes Jan 1800 He was graduated at Harvard In at tbe aga of 25 began the practice of law at He was elected to the Massachusetts House of in and to the Senate in He was again seut to the Legislature for two years In and from 1835 to 1343 be represented the district in Con- ID after tbe United States Senate had reacted President nomination of Mr Cashing as secretary of tbe he went to China and the first treaty made the StUes aud China On his re- turn be was again sent to the Legislature and to war as colonel of a regiment he had raised and equipped While la ho was nominated Tor governor of Massachusetts by the In 1850 Newburyport sent him to the Legislature for the sixth and la that year he was elected the first mayor o that and was re-elected the year In 1852 be was appointed judge o the bnt re signed the next year to take the place o attorney general In President cabinet He he'd that place for fon and then served three more terms in tbe Massachusetts Legislature In 1860 he presided over the national demo cratlc convention at S C and two months later presided over tbe from Charleston who tnet a Baltimore and nominated John C Breck enridge for president President an sent Mr Caching to Charleston in De- as a confidential to tbe but bis sion was fruitless no official but was generally identified the Union side In be was appointed to aid In revising and codifying the United States aud in 1872 be was one of the counsel for the United tbe Geneva conference for the settlement of the Alabama claims In he was appointed United States minister to which in he held until a short time when Junes sell Lowell succeeded him President Grant nominated Mr Gushing for chief justice of the United States supreme court in bat soon after withdrew his name Planets ID January Venus Is evening though too the son to be seen in the early part of the month She coming toward the while from the and by the end of the will be a beautiful object to shining brightly ID the glow of twilight She sets now about 5 half aa hoar ter but ou the she will be above the for nearly an hour af ter sunset The most interesting tary event during the month will occur on tbe will be in conjunction The trio will make a celestial picture ful to the largest aad nearest of tbe solar brotherhood wil be side by side Jupiter Is evening bnt he will soon be lost to for at the end of the month he will be too near the sun to be visible He sets now about on will set about five Jupiter has nearly reached his least parent dimensions and greatest distance as seen from the earth He arrives at this extreme point on the 8th of when he will be In conjunction with the sun After this epoch he will reappear oo tbe western side of the sun as ing drawing nearer to the earth and growing brighter till his opposition on the of August radiant planet will be very much missed the starry where he has reigned pre- eminent for several but the ence of brightest of tbe throng will soon make np the loss Sataro Is evening star an J is easily his position differing little from that of ills steady light and tbe absence of bright stars In the neighborhood make him a marked object He comes to the meridian about six and sets about 11 He is growing smaller as he recedes from us towards the which occurs on tbe of after In the wake of he will join the Ing stars Mars Is morning rising about two hoars and a half before Is perceptibly larger and brighter last and always easily from his ruddy light Mercury Is morning star during the month He reaches his greatest western elongation on tbe and miy be seen In tbe eastern sky an hoar before sunrise This is one of four favorable ties for Mercury as morning star daring the 1879 The January noon fulls on the and she has passed hei conjunctions with piter and Saturn She will be in con- junction with Mars on the 19th and cury on the waning crescent and the planets making a picture worth ting up early to see The new moon of the will be In conjunction with and Jupiter on the and with Sat urn on the days before the first quarter The flist of year on the will annular of tbe Invisible m the States The beautiful phenomenon be Keen In the southern part of South Southern Africa and the South Atlantic Idence Journal light and a half of the 4 per cent loan subscribed for on Thurs day which WM five and a half millions more than were subscribed In any one day before Gov has given notice thut terest ou tbe Louisiana consolidated bonds cannot be paid The report of lloane committee on completed M nearly three quarters of a of lars have been drawn from the since 1860 and not accounted that tbe affairs of the office have conducted In a loose manner In other points Chief Clerk Larcombe of this of- fice was robbed of about by two men who were familiar Uw A false Impression seems to bave been made on a good many people la to Secretary Sherman's plans for the butlon of silver Any Me may obtain at any silver dollars In any or bnt tbe to treasurer or designated ry thai one thousand dollari at one owing to tbe nature of his con tract with tbe express to less thin sand dollars at government rates A severe snow accompanied by high prevailed in northern and western New seriously Interfering travel on many of railway The waa ly cold at tbe In frigid wave appears to have swept over a vast extent of territory The ID ny marked from eight to ten degrees below and In some places even fell to 30 below Congressman addressed tbe Honest Money League of on the resumption question He maintained that resumption would be maintained because we are able to do and because national good and the prosperity of all oar LU of the gerous Indirect attacks upon resumption Is the attempt to abolish national banks and additional greenbacks A CABD To all from tbe errors and indiscretions of nervous early loss of I send a re- cipe that will cure OF This great remedy was by ary In South America Send a envelope to UM REV Joura tlon D Bible House New Yock O Wish Everybody to Know Rev George E an old citizen of this vicinity known to every one as a moat tial and Christian Minister of tbe M E Just this moment stopped in ear to wlah everybody to slder that both myself and wife owe our lira to Consumption It is a sale over and la ing perfect m an of Long at nothing has done KBS MATCHETT Ind 1878 Sold by all No Deception It Is strange so many people to suffer day after day with Liver Com- Sour at enr SHILOH'S tree of cost If It does not cure or relieve them Price 70 Sold by all For Lame Side or Chest use POROUS PLASTER Price 25 cents Bold by druggists Chew Jackson's Beat Sweet Navy Tobacco Bean aad are brought on by a deranged and er To core these you need not resort to many nauseating patent such as and but yon now have offered to you Medicated tbe laxative and cathartic Reflect that In every cemetery of the lent tenants are the victims of neglected coughs and and if yon axe Urns avoid their fate by resorting at once to KT or ASD an and certain means of Bold by all druggists Pikes Toothache Drops cure In l To the Fitter's table Remedy Positively guaranteed to cure in Rheumatism Rheumatic Nervous and Kidney Disease Never falls when taken aa directed E V FOSS Bole Atrat by Kev G W H Leander S Stone of this and A toll Jan Mrs Julia 92 mos Funeral at 39 Grove Saturday at 3 M this Jan Amos yer 81 4 IB days H In Jan Eliza K 49 years 6 wtte of Hartshorn TO rear of L a containing three of L Sprague REPAIRED AND at 88 JJ Grove street MBS M T HANCOCK INSPIRATOR rs Most Moit ical and BEST FEEDER Mahme aM saves In UTM In Md IMr oi No movable W tot mrt of Ann on to Hancock iu For sato by all ta DR F H 11 days each to L J GREAT I IsT res RANGES -A T 8AVOGH BANK BLOCK Entire Stock of RANGES o m for the next Thirty Days B KNOWLTON ORIGINAL Vienna ft Ice Chart Iced Orders received by mall or p attended to oil SCISSORS KNIVES Sharpened and your Umbrellas Repaired at W G No 6 Central St Also agent tor City Steam WORCESTER NORTH SAVINGS The annual meeting of tbe Worcester Savings will be at Us National Bank en HAW nf H A WILLIS Treasurer Dec and SILVER WARE Tne largest stock ever seen In and at the LOWEST PRICES JAMES H FAIRBANKS PTT U LEAF LARD Put up by us In expressly for Family use Also a large lot of choice Vermont BUTTER in tabs of from is to 40 and 5 to if Boxes JACKETS Hand Knit at L O ALBEE THE LAST A 5 Cent A IO Cent A 25 Cent PAVILION of Novelty Utility Beauty Surprising gains at Call and STO the WONDERS be had at S TIH GLASS WA DUST BUTTO HAIB COMBS 5 CENTS 5 A A fie MaU Something AT o A H O CO 331 Main Street PROPOSALS City Hal Sealed proposals for building an extension to the City Ball building in Mass will be received by the committee on elf y by man up to 12 o'clock Jan RBi bid will be and right Is reserved to reject any or aQ shall be deemed for the Interest of the efay Plans and specifications can be seen at tbe flee of B M Architect JIB fl Committee JOEL JOEL on city J F Property Liver Pad of the Sentinel testimonials of In and wbo Have been ed Therefore those interested or Invited to visit our office where free consultation and fun are MRS E A 858 MAIN tbe residence of DR T S mim W this dty la designated a depository of Honeys to receive United States deposits on account of the subscription to toe FOUR PER CMT LOM The New Four per cent Bonds at Government rates Called or other U.S Bonds taken in exchange at market vane A Nice Selection of AT VAN 810 Street and Jewelry repaired ly and warranted to please L C ALBEE POPULAR SERIES OF WINTER EVENING Prof T H Of Boston University Byes that toe IAN Emma Of Select Headings JAN Rev Mark Birch JAM Concert by the by outside talent Tbe above series will be given In Uw EPISCOPAL CHURCH Tickets for the M Evening 86 will at 7 U Reserved Sea and pten of at R M Millie Store A T L 0 ALBEE Confectionery Having made arrangements a will keep a of tMr T an
