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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 5.-NoOR.-St0cks fairly ac-
tive aud hrmer. Money. q per cent. Exchange
Long. 4S6. short. 1852. Sete bonds moderate.
Governments active and strong.
Erentng.- Exchange. 4e6. Governments
strong: new IS. lO2, new AS. ZIG; new a..
1909. Money. 2M3 per cent. states generally
duh. Treasury balances-Coin, ssj,S04; currcn-
cy. $1,000.
sfOcks Irregular.
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:" would not i've always, ask moi to
stay" We do not wonder, with such a
cold a. yours. but there i a bright side 10
everything, aud sunshine even for those
rseked with pain. Or. Bnll's Cough
syrup never fail. " cure the most stubborn
cough.
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PERTgI.IzTRS.
gu REX A!
II ~oGIEET"i

- T. [ K + Is 4!
~OEIEET"
All planters wanting brsi-elass' feiiaDe
FERTILIZERS
.., ,tose dealers and merchants Wishing agcneics
20 surh viii DO well 10 address ~ about these
ON AID WELL-kNOwS STANDARD
W." BRANDS
,.e... making other arrangements. Also on land
full .npply of pure high-ara'ic chcniieais-FiL-.
PrHE sULPIIhTE OF AMMONIA and SUPER
PHOSPHATE
~ our own manufacture. and
pr-PF NITRATE or SODA. - importcd.
send for circular, terms. &C.
WM. q. CRENSiiAW. President
Atlantic ana Virginia feftlllzlBg Company,
grcnshnw Warehouse. kirhmoud. Va.
Zap l2-,ieodgw w&swswl
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Portsmouth Readtust s"Dsiant
over the CONFIRMATION Oh c"a"dier--
Naval Item.


fgpeciaI telegram to the Dispaich.l
NoRFoLK. April 15.-The Readiusters Of
Portsmouth fred salute oil one hundred
guns and illuminated their club-room to-
night in honor Of the confirmation Of
Chandler as Secretary OF the Navy.
Commodore A. A. SHINES is TO be ordered
here in charge of this station.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TAftHbAl. Apfli AZ. 1897
sALEs--FrBsT BoAnD.-l0O shares Norfolk aud
Western Railroad preferred fB. O. At SLY; 10
shares Norfolk and Western Railroad preferred at
32k; 800 Richmond city G's, due. 1888 tB. o. at
i05k; 500 Richmond city 6's tB. g. NJ HOY;
100 Richmond city 90 at HOY; $500 atlanta
and Charlotte incomes nc 90.
SECOND BOARDS shares Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway NJ 21h; $1,000 Petersburg Railroad
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EOR ~ YORK.-The OIa Z, -,

NOR NEW HORK.-The Old .rngSS,-'>
4 Dominion steamship Company ssislf itss
steamer VIII sail ng follows: steamer OLD DO.
MfNION. Captain WhLNEn. EVERY TUESDAY
40 = O'Clock y. NJ: steamer WIAkOkt- captain
HrLruETS. EVERY FRIDAY 20 . O'Clock y. vi
steamer ROANOKE, Captain tOrCu. EVERY
80 NDAY no O'Clock a. VI.
Freight received mp 10 I O'Clock =. " for ne
Tuesday and Friday steamer. ana 10 o'cloch
saturday evening f0r sundays hip.
Through bills of iadlng signed and foods Ier-
w1rIed With Dispatch tO ~ points uorihs SOUTH
cast aud wet: also. % foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpa ed'
Affer-cabIn fare 10 New YORK. 3lO' rouh'
trim SIS: sfoorage. 20 aud 81.
PASSENGER leaving Richmond Mondays. n cd-
uesdays. and saturdays by tie kcLmond .hd re-
tcrsburg railroad 40 ll:JO a.. II. wiil make con-
uccti0n 10 Norfolk wit the steamer ihat leit hici.
mond Tie dav before. Cabin fare. SO; rounh
trim SIS Tickets % be bad ~ the kichmon1 and
Pcfersburg depot and 4. ". Garbcrf' lOOo Vain
street.
Cor freight or passage, apply 20
g. w. ALLEN & CO., AGENTS.
nvG COMPANY Wharf. Rockets.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP E@-ss,
" COMPANY. s@s@s<-z ~
FOR NEW YORK

This company WIN diipntch one OF their splendid
NOKF. ana GICHMOND-EVE. TUESDAY
and FRIDAY 40 o'clock u. H.. and SUNDAY
at = a. n.
DAYS, and SATURDAYS % q. q. from Pier
26 new numDcrl ioOg of Beach street. North
river.
They have splendid saloons staio-rooms' and
h1th-rDOme.
The fare. acc0mmodatIons, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aftor-caLin i7rc 70 Vow York elU. round IMP.
s1g sgocggc. 50 aud 81.
Frcights l0r points beyond New fork forwarded
with d. spatch. and 40 charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
freight. received untll @ O'Clock =. =. daily.
For further information. apply %
GEORGE ~. ALLEN = Co. Agents
my nlInn llllnlnL-. Nnlrvnl. kncENfIs.
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- YonK. AnriI Ia. -. ap Il-ilIyIl
ArnTICE TO HOLDERS OF TIE

AUIItI To UULUINN Ut I'D
= FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF IHE Eli
Notice ls hereby glycl that I'm accordance Win
The agreement made July /, 1873, between TIE
Atlanta ands Charlotte AIRLINE halfway lom-
puuY the undersigned trustee under 1ld agree
incnf. Is ready u purrh1ac POI Eltks THOU
OF 'TUF FLBFRTON AIRLINE RAILROAD
COMPANY. aud s0lcits ofcr8 ~ The sane. Pur-
chase viii De made # those DoHGs oAfred az lowest
price. Oaers must he made 10 me at kichinond'
VA. before Inc 6th day OF May. iss2.
au6-lof JOSEPH BRYAN. Trustee.
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DHILAD RICH N<fEFs
MOND AND NORFOLK
GfrFk MsUIp CoTpANY

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY az Il VI, and every SUNDAY at >
S. II.
celvcd TIN II3O s. ": for sundays stelIAcr till
= 4. NJ saturday. Freight received daily till g
T.. N.
Fare. SO.
steamers connect NJ Philadelphia for Fan liver
and tho East.
For further information. applyto
>. W. Soc tRRtCK,
General southern Agent. On'cc Rockets.
". L. CLYDE x Co.
M 40 General AGENTS.
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DOOK AID JOB WORK NEATLY
DRxECUTED al the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


V1RG1NIAc o S;T1rE;AAMHi.IBoATfEThl
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS. DIRECT. CONNECTS
At PORTSMOUTH SAME AFTERNOON
FOR
OLD POINT the great fashionable winter and
spring aninnuml. BAL TIMOHE, AND
THE North.
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SlIITHFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
JAMES RIVER DY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK. $3.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
HEALS. 7jc.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
THE NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMER
CITY or RICHMOND,
carrying Unted states MALL
T.. G. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY.
and FRIDAY &C $50 \. ". for aboyc-namcd
places connecting at Portsmouth with the Bay Line
tor OldPOint. Baltimore, and the North. Return.
ing, the steamer leaves Norfolk ~ \. NJ, arriving
20 Richmond nj about =. NJ.
Fare 20 Baltimore. - 90
Fare 10 PhilaGcp 90
Fare 10 Now 10 OO
Fare 70 Boston. "
Through tickets on sale on steamer and 20 Oar
ber's Agency. 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through.
sTATEROOMs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth
Smlthfield. and Hampton: Washington, -. c.:
Ncwhcru, Washington, and lgrhurO. n. g.. ana
All points In Eastern North Carolina: also. foI
Eastern shore OF virginia. Old Point. and an rcgu
Jar landings on James river, al LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. y. TATUM,
t,f,
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sAll trains daily except snnday--passengef tram
connecting 1T West Point ON Tuesdays. Thursdays,
and saturdays with steamers for baltimore and
the North.
Freight train leaving Richmond at $40 A. -.
VIII have passenger-coach attached.
Train No. a. connects ~ Burkcyillc with Nor.
burg, aud all southwestern points.
Train No. 90 Through passengerl stops At all ssAc
lions. connecting az >uthcriins With Million ana
sutheriin Sarrow-Gsuge railroad for Milton; az
Salisbury with Western North Carolina raiirosA
for all points I'm Western North Carolina; at At
lanta for all points south aud southwest.
Train No 81 Through passenger aud mail stops
at all stations, connecting az Sutherlin's with NH
ton and suthcrlin's NarrOw-siaugc railroad FOG
Milton; at Atlanta for all points South and SOUTH
west. nc Charlotte with Charlotte Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta. sayan-
nah. and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive 40 Richmond 40
ass 7. ", 7:f0 4. W., and 2:f4 T.. W., and from
West Point at 10:20 A. vi. Passenger, aud D:10 p.
VI. (Freigbtl
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 5ONcw York and Atlanta ria WASH
ington aud DanyIlc.
On Tram 62--i.Ichmond aud Charlotte. and
Charlotte and Charleston.
All passenger trains stop AZ Bon AIR.
Tickets sold 10 all point south, southeast. and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-Oyer chcck5 given cn local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
T. W. n. TALCoTT, General Manager aV2
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FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
BATES AND TICKETS,

avp.y AT GENERAL TICKET-OFFICE. SiDta
and Main streets; DEPOT TlCkEf-offiCE,
Chesapeake and Ohio railway; and A. W. GAR
BEgfs. 1000 Main street. II. ". FULLER,
Genera. Passenger Agent
g. ". SMITH. General Manager. IA Is
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an ~ prnpLE OF YIRGINIAl

no THE PEOPLE OF NIhbINIA
4 We beg 90 Offer Won our services Tor The y r.
CHASE AND SALE OF ALL CLASSES on
Exrention ftctlitios fGr buying. .eiing. and car
rying VIRGINIA BONDS. our oihce beinT IN the
stOck-Exchauge building. All orders receive IN
mediate attention. Core nonlcnct snuelicd
REFrHESCEs National Aiechani - Bank, West
orn National Bank. Bank ~ commerce, Howard
Bank. RAMSAY. 81 AhA Lgu ot,,,
bankers aud brokers. Baltimore. Nd.
IA > Etn
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,,vv vopk COTTON FUTURES.

xvxv vouK. April i5.-TEe Posf's cotton re-
ort ,s, :. Future deliveries n hrst cal seid ~
deiine OF 3-luO. but fair dclnsna syoa iea 80, ~
retctiOn. nnd the m1rket rcniAhe1 r'S"-' va
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EOR BALTIMORE. I'll
sz5s-.s-..2sss.
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF

Until further notice, the steamer LUCILLE win
sail every MONDAY n - noon from POWlIA-
TAN DOCK. al Twcnty-fOurth ana Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills Of ladng signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch % points North and West.
Freight received daily until i. VI.
For further information. apply 20
". .. KNIGHT, Agent.
-. =. WEIefCTR. soliciting Agent. De %
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a direct fOur-honrs connection Is made between
Richmond aud Norfolk BY trains leaving Man
chester nc 1880 4. VI. and Norfolk at 1898 T.. VI.
All trains leaving Petersburg Will start from the
AppomattON depot.
Pending the rebuilding OF James-Riyor bridge
All passenger trains depart from and arrive 1t
Manchester station. foot 81 seventh street.
4. n. kENLi, General superintendent
\. POPE, bencral Passenger and Ticket Agent
8pl
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Close connection made a. Richmond ~ ~ points
north end south ria Richmond, freacricksburx
and Potomac. Richmond and Danflllct AMI Itich-
fqoud and Pcfersburg railroads ard M Lyuchburg
Win Norfolk and Wcstcm and virginia Midland
railroads. 80.
For other information apply AZ hg% ltg3 or
IlO7 Bank street. u. p. Ai-bOih.
General Freight aud Ticket Agent.
DECATUR AxTEIf- General NauaNrr. NH 10
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DICHMOND AND PETERsBURa

ID &c II MOND AND PETERSBURG
III RAILROAD COMPA N.-Commcncinv
SUNDAY, April 2, 1852. trains on this ros. will
run as follows:
LEAVE MASCHEsTER-sOUTH
3:1G L. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. Makes through
connections for savannah. >tops
only 1T Petersburg and Chester.
Pullman sleeper ictweon Manchcx-
ter and Jacksonville.
l1.Jl 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, daily, connect
Ing for Raleigh. Charleston, AM
gusta, Aiken. savannah. and jack
s0nyillc. Stops az Chester Ceniralia.
Pullman secpers between Manches-
Ter aud savannah on his train.
600 T.. W, FREIGHT. daily except sunday.
LEAVE PETERsBrHC--NOngH.
3:J5 A. ~, FAST MAIL. daily. stops only at
Chester. Pullman sleeper on The
train between jacksonville and Man
chester.
$40 =. W., THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, cdcrickshurg and
Potomac railroad for All points East
aud west ulso making connections
with Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
for all poiuts West This train
stops NJ Chester, and Ccntraiis.
Pullman slecpcrs this train be-
tween savannah and Manchester.
$40 A. VI, FREIGHT. daily except Sunday.
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ST. LOUIS. April l5.-flogr abou; &c. better
no quotations. Wheat oiea -. si, si ~ W. ~
80 49, az cssh. -i89a Aptil. sl.334@.l.S4 May
sa,n ouened lower aud advanced; 744@ lese
SvIn gg,tft-sir Nav. oats higher at 5tisff 35e
s ~, i,dv M s1Is. Provisions firm, I'M
h.ased. ana slow; only Job trade.
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ID ICH MON ID. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAuROAD.-Schedule
commencing SUNDAY. January -. 1892:
For The present TRAINS on THIS Road
WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT ELBA head
Df Broad trcrtl.
300 i. NJ, leaves Byrd-~trcct station daily siOps
only ut Milford and FrcdcrictsbuFg.
500 4. VI. leaves Byrd-,trcet STALLION daily lcx-
ccpi sunday.
800 u. NJ. eagcs Byrd-> reoi station daily.
AGO l.. NJ, Accommodation for Ashland. leaves
BrOad-sircct station daily lcNccpt
Sundaysl.
lI:2S 4. W. arrives ni Byrd->trcct station daily.
1904 Il. H.. arrives "a Byri-~trCct station daily:
makes no local stops.
04S +. NJ. arrives az Byrd-5trcet station daily
Except sunday
S3f A. NJ. Accommodation, arrives Al Broad
street station daily Except sundayj.
q. 4. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
y. II. -. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT. ia 70
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REPUBTIcAN CAucrs,

WASHINGTON, April, l5.-The House Re-
publican caucus last night adopted resoi'i-
lions providing for prompt action In all I'M
portant matters pending, resolutions 10
favor OF II O'Clock for the hour OF meeting,
and nsght sessions when practicable. the
tarif-eomlnission bin 10 be passed a. soon
AZ the debate l. concluded, and the election
cases pushed forward and disposed OF as
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-03-31

"And then to think Of those humble toiling
lVesi always bearing burdens for others; taking up
their manifold crosses, not stOlidy grudgingy but
with iortitude that made them conquerors OF life"
In the obscure hooks of the world, away
from its striyings and its ambitions, who shall
tell what deep strong lives are lived, never
self asserting, but rich with the fruits of un-
conscious self-sacrifce? Who shall tell of all
the little acts they did to brighten the small
spot where God placed them the little things
they did not neglect to do because they were
small; the comfort their willing hands brought
to weary aud helpless households the CHEEKY
smile and the tender words they spoke, that
made a rift in the sorrowful clouds on some
unforgoiten days? Who shall estimate their
heritage Of pride, not in position or wealth,
but in purity of life and character aud all that
makes up true manhood and womanhood (?
And then, when these patient hands that new
er tired of loving service are resting at last
aud the dear hearts have ceased beating for
ever-the strong hearts whose pulsations
kept time with the divinest harmonies OF God
and humanity-we can but thank Him that in
His great thought for us there is no death or
loss
The good un'etered by its human bounds shall freer
be,
and all existence where their lives have touched shall
be the grander thro' eternity.
Wilmington, March 3, 1882.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-03-31

The experience of newspaper men would
seem TO indicate that the hardest fire to put
out is a versfer.
An eminent historian traces base ball back
to the time when Rebecca went down to the
well with pitcher and caught Isaac.
A little Livingston county On. Y } girl anx-
iously asked the other day, MA, if bear
should swallow me, would he go to heaven
too?"
A ball from a revolver struck a Georgia
negro on the side of his head, but it glanced
of aud went half way through a twoinch
scantling. He has applied to the grand jury
to punish the shooter
A lady was singing last week at charity
concert, and the audience insisted upon hear
ing her songs second time. Her daughter a
little child, was present, and on being asked
afterwards how her mamma had sung, re-
piled, "Very badly, for they made her do it
all over again. ."-LORdOR World.
The Christian Advocate, mentioning the
case of an Irish girl who said she joined the
Methodist church ION suspicion" for six
months, says; eve don't know about the pro-
priety of taking people into the church on
suspicion, but we think good many might
be let out on that ground"
"What is junction, nurse?" asked a seven
year-old fairy the other day at a railway plat
form. "a junction, my dear" answered the
nurse, with the air Of very superior person
indeed, 'why its place whore two roads
separate"
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Miscellany,


81 go to prepare d place for you"
o Holy Place, we know not where thou urtl
Ihough one by one our well-be1vrd dead
From our close clnspugs to thy bliss have fed,
Ihey send no word back o. the breaking heart;
And II, ber,bance, their augels fly atLwart
The silent reaches of tn abyss widespread
The swift white wings we sec not bnt instead
Only the dark void keeping us apart
Whore did He set thee o thou Holy Placer
Made lie new world ia the heavens high hung
So far from t'.is poor earth that even yet
It's hrst glad rays lave trayerst1nut the sfaro
That lies between us, nor their glory flung
On tire old home its sons eau neer forqst?
Bat what II 1n some fair ausricious night.
Like that ON which the shti herds watched of old
Down from far skies, in burning spleudor rolled
Shall stream the radiance Of a star more bright
Ihar ever yet hath shunr ON mortal sight
swift suatts Of light, Ike javeus Of golj,
Wave after wave uf glory manifold,
From zone Go zenith flooding all the height?
Aud what If, moved 10y solue strange inner sense,
Some instinct than pure reason wiser far.
Some swift clalrvOyauce that anuullCth space,
All men shall cry with sudden Joy intense
behold, behold this new respondent star
Our heaven at last revealcd-the Place! the Place
Then shall the heavenly host with one accord
Veil their bright faces in oh isance meet,
While swift they haste the Glorious one 10 greet
Then shall orion own at last his lord
And from bis belt uuoOse his blazing sword,
While pale, proud Ashtaruth. with footsteps deet
Her jewoed crown drops bumbly at his feet
Aud Lyra strikes her harp's most rapturOus chord.
Earth, bid all your lonely isles rejoice!
Break into singing all ye silent hills;
Aud ye, tumutuous seas make quick reply!
Let the remotest desert fud d voice
The whole creation to its centre thrills,
For the new light Of Heaven is in the sky!
--Ju'id =. Il. Dorr il Hdrper's for 4 Apr,i.
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DiDhthHpia.

4 cold or sore throat may not seem to
amount 10 much and n promptly attended
IN can easily be cured; but neglect I- ouCn
followed by consumption or diphtIrrin.
No medicine has ever been discovered Wu uiyh
acts so quickly and surely In such Ca.lt, =
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. !h'
prompt use Of THIS fHraluabf reme1y h..
saved thousands OF lives
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLF
not an experiment. II has been befop IA
public for forty years, and Is most valued
where IL Is best known.
A few extracts from voluntary testimonials
read as follows:
PAGS KILLER has been my household remedy FOR
colds Tor the past twenty seven Year,. and have
never known Il o. fail IN etiectiug a curc--
L. 5. CRoCKEls, Williams Vile, \. Y,
, For tlhrty years 4 have used PALS RILLrR, and
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Have rcco;yed immediate relief from colds and
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Have used PAlS KILLER IN my family for forty
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For whooping cough and Group 1t is the h,st
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For twenty -hye years have used PATS KIrIfR
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Mrs, ELLES b, MAsoS writes My son was t1to'
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For Chllls and Fever PAIN KILLER has
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Delays are often dangerous A bottle "
PAIN Killer IN the house IS a safeguard that
no family should be without
All druggists sell 1t at 25c., Soc, nd S1.OO
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS g. SON, Proprietors,
Providence, r. l.
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-Germany and Austria are suffering from
an almost ost-aupreoedented drouth, and even
such great rivers as the Danube aud the
Rhine are shrunken TO less than half their
normal dimensions.
Mrs. Jacques Oolduc, who recently died
at st. Raphael, p. g., at the age OF 81 years,
left 3lS grandchildren and great grandchil-
dren. Her oldest daughter has % children
and grandchildren.
The area of land which will be reclaimed
in Florida by the draining of lake Okeeehobee,
work on the canals for doing which has al
ready been begun, is larger than that of the
states of New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware
and Rhode Island
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A farmer at Hicksville, N. j., traded a
horse with jockey and gave $50 ito boot. "
The man took the farmers horse and had him
clipped. The farmer was not satisfied with
the trade, aud went to the jockey aud traded
again, not knowing his old horse, and gave
Sl5 10 boot" The farmer got his first horse
back and paid S45 for clipping
The Edison Electric Light Company has
run its wires into nearly 1000 houses in New
York, aud has erected over 900 lamps.
Work will soon begin ON the apparatus for
six other districts The wires are run under
ground. A New Jersey school has been
treated to a ride on Edison's electric railway
at Menlo Park, aud found the experience
very pleasant one.
--Au interesting experiment in photo
graphing by the electric light was made re-
Gently 10y Mr.. Liebich, Il Cleveland artist
Monumental Park in that city is lighted by
an electric light upon a mast $50 feet high,
aud by the aid of this lamp Mr. Liebioh took
an excellent picture of the Perry monument
aud its surroundings Every feature in the
view is finely brought out, even the distance
being as clear and distinct in details as
though photographed in the sunlight
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-03-31

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