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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-12-13
JEFFERSoNVILLE.

CUSTOMER Hebb has rented the Nor
MAJ. Atwood place 70" another year an"
John Hitchcock has taken the Mudgett
place, now occupied by Mark uebb, who
moves to North Cambridge.
George Mechanic has rented place, in
Bakersfield and is to take possession TINS
week.
Thomas Edwards has let the job of
building large barn, in place OF the one
lately burned, to George Holmes, Tor
s.. 400, he furnishing everything.
The other day while Lowell Blaisdell 5
clerk was driving away from NetherDy
& Pages store with barrel OF oil IN MS
wagon the horse became frightened, ana
sheering little, tipped the wagon over.
which threw the horse down, the barrel
of oil rolled several feet away, and the
boy landed on his feet without any dam
age being done.
C,irdin Lease and Richard Dodge have
gone to brakeing on the 3. & l.. road.
Seats for the new school house in dis
trict No. - have arrived and the school
! began Monday. Three new school houses
| have been erected i'll town during the
past year. and now if we had three more
new ones we should have as good schOo
/ houses as is in any town in the county.
Merritt Wilson has a child very sicb
with typhoid fever.
Frank Wilcox and Dennis Dickinson
have taken the job of BrOwnell, Of Is
sex. to draw the logs from the wood lo
formerly owned by the town.
Christmas is the talk now. 1t has beer
decided that we are to have one at TIL
place!
Remember the places to buy Christina
goods are at Wetherby & Pages and q
| +. Melvin's. both having Il large stock o
goods, and will be sold as cheap as else
where.
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CAM BRIDGE

This town has been greatly agitated
over the liquor question the past week,
and it is high time something was done.
Mr.. Asam has bought and moved the
barn formerly owned by DR.. Parsons.
The pupils of Miss J. L. Waite, assist
ed by Miss Waite, are TO give concert
the 10Th inst.
The Good Templars' Lodge was started
M in earnest last Friday night. at which
time six new names were sent in for
membership. They are in good working
order for the winter.
At the regular meeting of Post 10, G..
A. r., department of Vermont. COM
mittee was appointed who drafted the
following resolutions;
| ResOlCcd.-As death has entered the
| home OF our S. V. Commander and taken
/ away in very sudden and unexpected
manner a loving wife, we, as members OF
the G.. A. r.. desire to express our sym
pathy and affection in this, his great loss.
| For who, like soldiers, can sympathiZe
with the families of those whose ties
with us were welded in the fire of bat
tle?''
RcsOIccd,-That we. rs members OF
Post 10. c. a. r.. extend to :. V. Com
mander, j. Q. French, the warmeSt af-
fections of our hearts, the choicest gift
in our power to bestow in this, his great
loss. and as one by one our friends are
taken, let us be ready to answer the last
roll call and be marshalled on the plains
above.
RcsoIced,-That these resolutions be
entered on our records and the News
AND CITIZEN be requested to print the
same. j. G. MORSE, Post Com.
j. NJ. Stafford, Adj.
An interesting temperance meeting
was held under the auspices Of the W. c
r. L. at the Congregational church OF
Sunday evening. Interesting and in
structive remarks on the life of Samuel
were made by Mrs. Wheelock.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-12-13

Good supper NAV be relied on. Leon
ard has 4 hand in the project and the
entertainment is sure to come OIL rs
advertised.
/ 6ir. George Mcars and brother
have taken an invoice of W. ii. Hale 5
stock and taken possession the past
week. Mr.. Hale contempIates locat-
mo at Burlington, and will be accom-
panied by his clerk, J. B. Hyde. We
regret losing them both.
.,Van.' Burke returned to town on
Saturday, after quite an extended alb
sence. during which time he has taken
to himself wife. He was employed
by the Lane Manufacturing Company
in the exhibition and sale of machln-
erv at the late fair in Boston.
The holidays are fast approaching,
when the stockings will be hung by
the fresides, and the hearts OF the
little ones will quicken with high an
ticipations. Santa Claus will be look
| ing for supplies and he will 90 to the
corner drug store, for there Is large
collection of nice and useful articles
selected especially for the occasion.
There is no better place to obtain just
what you want.
The Academy students have organ
lied for the usual lyceums, with the
following officers for the first halt
term: President, Jennie Hickok ;
/ Vice President, j. 5. Bailey; Secre-
tary, Ella Story; Treasurer, 5. l..
/ Gates; Prudential Committee, B. +.
Merriam, I. c. Cheney, L. d. Circuit,
Miss Lottie Tenney, II. c. Chase
| Musical Director, Bertha IIolbroOk.
The first lyceu~n Of the term Is to be
held on Friday evening.
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NCRTH HYDE PARK.

Fred Gates is very sick with rheumatic
fever.
Samuel Cinnamon is driving team for
D. c. Smith.
George Whittemore is clerking for /.
f. Harrington.
School opened with co scholars and
more expected.
Herbert Buckley is selling out his effects
preparatory to iOurneying westward. lie
has Just concluded to profit by Horace
Greeley's advice.
On Saturday evening, Dee. LIST. j. NJ.
Foss and wife were surprised by visit
from about sixty-tive of their friends and
neighbOrs, it being the fifteenth annlver-
sary of their marriage. The company
passed pleasant evening socially. besides
ENJOYING plentiful refreshments and MAX
ing Mr.. Foss and wife the recipients of
some beautiful and valuable presents, Mr.
Foss responding III feeling and gen
tlemanly manner. These gatherings are
truly bright spots among the sombre
realities of life, and may we not have
more of them to record, and thus emulate
the example of Him who said, = This IS
nv commandment that We love one
aAOther." COI.
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WCLCOTT.

See notice of Masonic installation of of
ticers in Morrisville items.
You can find something at Il. +. IL W.
NJ. Parker's both useful and suitable for
a Christmas Gift. Their large stock of
merchandise will afford you wide range
for selection. At the same time you can
lay in Il stock of groceries and other nee
essarieS OF life always to be found III
their complete stock.
DR.. f. p. Fairman has bought very
nice piano, which came by freight from
Boston on Saturday last.
The UniverSalist society is to have a
Christmas tree at their church on CHRIST
mas eve.
Some fifteen witnesses have been sum
mOned from this town before the Grand
Jury at Hyde Park.
Dedication ball at Rcdtield Hall on
Friday evening of this week. Hall bill
80 cents; supper 81. Paurs band furn-
ishes the music. All are invited.
A we'll has been dug near the water
house at the station. to pump water from
to supply the tank.
| Wishing, through your columns, to re-
/ turn thanks to the many friends VINO
1 gathered ut our house on December ISL
to celebrate the 47th anniversary of our
marriage. we do here express our sincere
and heartfelt thanks for the kind words
and numerous tokens left behind As re-
mndcr of your friendship, to cheer us
through the remaining years of our lives.
And to each and every one we wish Il
Il merry Christmas and many happy New
\ ears. NJ. q. W AkEFlELD'
A. NJ. WAKEFIELD.
Nellie. wife Of J. i. Jones. died on
Saturday last, of sugar diabeti>. Al
though her death was expected, the com
munitv were shocked at 50 sudden 4
changet which took place on Wednesday
last. after returning from Il ride. Being
of Il kind and loving disposition she drew
around her large circle of friends, vino
deeply mourn her loss and sympathizt
with him, who has been called thus early
i. Tie 10 uguru .'.r loss of loving
wife and faithful companion. And IS
peCfli'v 30 they =-IHr"'hiya With tho
mother. whose only child, and the lido
tor whom she lived, God has seen fit tC
remove from this tabernacle of clay t
Join that inuumerable thrOng who wal
patiently Oh the other shore for the com
ING time when all shall be gathered to
gether, as one. with God the Father. The
funeral took place at the Unlversalls
church on Monday. the Rev. |. Z. Boot
officiating.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-12-13

The December term of court, after
being in session less than Il week, ter
minated Saturday, with the exception
of the Grand Jury business, which IS
still in progress. The jury in the case
eff Butts as. Cass, were out through
the dav Friday, when verdict was
returned for Butts, for the sum OF
S37, damages and costs.
The case of the State as. Luclan
Scott, liquor prosecution, was the
only other jury case tried. The jury
wrestled with the evidence for several
hours but were unable to agree, and
the respondent was remanded to
await another tlial. State Attorney
p. X. Gleed was assisted by NJ. ..
Heath. II. NJ. Mcfarland and L. j.
Boynton appeared for the respondent.
4 bill of divorce was granted Sc
lima Massey from Joseph Massey. -Four
other divorce cases are with the
court" and will be tried at Morris
Vile the 1st Monday IN January
Fourteen cases were settled. There
were about sixty new entries upon
the law and chancery docket. The
Grand Jury at this hour are on tresl
trail, with Dan" in the saddle.
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JOHN 5 @ n

Mrs. Parmalee. who has been danger
OusIv ill. is recovering. Her daughter
Miss frankie, and her son. w. Is. Parma
lee. are with her for the present.
The Methodists of the st. Johnsbury
and Montpelier districts are holding IA
convention here this week. The eNercls-
es. which promise to be very interesting,
began Tuesday evening. with lecture
bv Rev. DR.. Fowler, of New ork.
The vomar's auxiliary missionary
: o'clC.r E.rvSttv evening and THE W
{. 7. L. will hold meeting directly al
- ward
Miss Harrie WmsIow left for Boston
last week, where she is finishing her
studies in stenography, and learning to
use the type writer.
Mrs. Harriet Foster, of Reading, Mass
is visiting in town, being called here by
the death of her father, Mr.. Fullington.
Mrs. y. p. Keller, of Ogdensbnrg,
who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Dr.. Woodward, of this place, returned
to her home on Monday evening.
Ladies' Ways and Means Society meet
at their vestry on Friday afternoon.
We are panied to announce the deltl
of one of our most esteemed old resi-
dents. Mr.. Moses FullingtOn. last week
He was buried with Masonic rites last
Friday. The deceased was 81 years old
and one of the oldest, as well as mos
respected citizens of the place.
| The johnson serenade band will give Z
promenade concert at Normal Hall OF
Friday evening. Concert to begin at 1.3(
! o'clock.
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ELM 9RE.

Martin GrisUOId aud famiIv went r.
Eden recently TO Stav u few Months
~
Inc Iohu ScilOpi IS 10 close Friday with
speaking and music IN the evening at
DanieIs Hall.
Nbau Won ,-ot rnoE,- to b,.-- CI,,.;,+,,,,,,
'~' ~ - - " D"S Nlil l. tiIl''s
SOOCS you shellIu ny all means call at
Woodward u>uG store, MOrrlSVllle, and
YOU are pretty sure TO find what Won
want nj 4 low fjrure. He has q oInd
1911. e .,o,, o-o,,Jg ,,,1 :; ll =
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Probate Court.

The following business was trans
acted at the Probate Office for the
week endin. Dec. Sth:
Dec. 3.-Asaph Wheeler's estate. Joh n-
son: will presented for probate; hearing
Dee. -. 1888. Moses Terrill's estate.
Morristown; commissioners make report.
Rebecca Il. Wilson's estate, MOrrlStOWn
commissioners make report.
Dee. 4.-Parnell Marshall's estate.
Stowe: will presented for probate; hear
ing Dee. u, 1888. Bradley Pages estate,
Cambridgc; appraisers make report.
Phebe l.. Robinson. minor child of r.
E. Robinson, Hyde Park: adopted by }.
w. Wrislev and wife of Stowe, and name
changed to Lena Bell WriSley.
Dec. 5.-Daniel Z. Newton's estate,
johnson; Ii. II. Newton appointed adj
ministrator; W. G. Bassett and John w.
West appraisers and commissioners
Dec. 6.-Francis Glangee'S estate, John
! son; administrator files Inventory. Lucia
f. Batchelder's guardianship. Stowe; Il.
| \. Savage appointed guardian. Hiram
! Rfchs estate, Eden; appraisers make re-
port.
Dec. John Mudgett's estate, John
son; license granted to sell real estate.
Dec. S.-R. Z. Smalley's estate, Hyde
Park: settlement continued. Betsey K
Kellcv's estate, Stowe; administrator pre-
sents his account for settlements; hearing
Jan, .. 1884. II. W. Hendricks estate
HYDE Park; settlement continued to Dec
Is, 1888. Fred and Hattie Balch's guar
dianship, Hyde Park; guardian settles
his account.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-12-13
HARDWICE.

Gary W. Houstin, who came home
from Cnicaro to help take care of his
father. was recently taken with a con-
FESTIVE chill and has been very sick.
Prof. McLoud and wife returned from
Boston Thanksgiving Day.
The funeral of II. ID. Stone was large
Iv attended on Sunday of last week, Key.
f. ID. Chandler officiating.
Warner Drenan is teaching the Win
ter school in the Jackson Bridge DIS
trict, Henry Way on West Hill, Gertic
HOus,in at the red school house, VIII
WheatIv at No. 10, Harry kimball at so.
Woodbury., and II. a. Farnham at ood-
bury.
Fortv-efoht scholars at the Academy
last week. which is large for the winter
term.
Mrs. II. Z. Carter has gone to Chicago.
and Mrs. Bishop returns about Christ
mas.
Gen. Grout was in town last week.
Mr.. Tucker has gone to Belvidere to
attend to his lumber interests there ana
Mrs. Tucker has taken rooms at George
Kent's, in the village.
There is to be Christmas festival al
the Methodist church.
Prof. ODER opened singing schoo
/ here last week, which in point OF mem
| bers. at least. was complete success
| He is to hold two schools a week.
Burdick is in the fire insurance busl
ness. r,,-....,
If you want city paper give Shattuci
your name and 81. and get the weekly
Journal a year.
Mr.. Brown, father of Mrs. IL. \
Bridgman. is in town on visit, also MIS-
Newton. daughter of john Brldgmah'
About 30 couples attended the lhallNS
irving ball at the Centennial House.
There was few days OF SlcI%hinS her
last week. but the rain Of Saturday 100
away all the snow.
The Itdcr man was in town @1fNrd9
night, but no casualties have been hcart
of as yet.
Gary Houstin. who was so sick Satu1
J day and Sunday, was out again Tuesday
! His father had his clothes on and went
bed Monday night for the first time
many weeks
Shattuck returned from Boston Ia:
week with Il stock ofholiday goods, care
fully selected from the largest impOrtin
houses in the city, and every one say
. he has splendid display. But don
you believe it until you 90 and see h
: stock Of ladies' and gents gold and 81
yer watches, chains, rings, sets, charm
! and sleeve buttons. And while you al
there Just look at his large stock of pla
I ed hollow and flat ware of all kinds. Is
bles, large and small, photograph an
, autograph albums, writing desks. Worl
handkerchief and stationery boxes, fiji
: line of framed chromoS, and 1000 Chris
. mas cards, and toys in grand dlSpla.
Go and see him, get good goods, GOO
prices and make your families happy.
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a Challenge.

FAIRFAX, VT, Dec. 10th, lSo3.
j. ". JOSiyH, Esq.
DEAR SIR:---Last Saturday | learned
that you were claiming that you owned a
horse that could beat Gen. Geo. y. Bal
lard. Now, Mr.. Joslyn, | believe you
have got good horse, yet cannot be
licVe your statement; hence | hereby
challenge you to trot your horse against
the General at any time between this
date and the first day of June next, over
any good track you may select, (best in
,, mile heats, to harness, National Rules
to govern for $500 or $1,000 Il side. And
have this day deposited with Horace
+. Hall 500 forfeit, to convince you that
am in earnest in this matter. will
leave the money in the hands of said Hall
until the lSt day of january \. ID. 1881
tor your acceptance. Hoping to hear
from you soon, and that you will make
your statement true by backing your own
horse, or forever hold your peace, | re-
main as ever, your friend,
Adr. PATRICK NJ. RYAN.
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STCVE

See notice of Masonic Installation of
officers in Morrisyille items.
\ very pleasant sociable was held at
the residence of tie Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson on Wednesday eve, Dec. ).
Mrs. l.. W. Buzzei! was in Boston last
week, adding to her stock i'll trade.
Christmas good - now displayed in
.,y,.... lance, with less desire OH the part of
the people to purchase than is wont with
them. The common expression "more
useful and less ornamental goods, seems
to pr evail among buyers.
The regular communication and election
of officers of the f. q y. NJ, occurred at
the lodge rooms on tuesday evening OF
this week. it being the Tuesday of the
week in which the moon tulls. The lodge
seems t, be Il unit and is to all outward
appearance in prosperous condition.
Joseph Bashaw reports fOur hogs killed,
Is months old each, total weight 1908
pounds.
Martin SpauI ling Will soon move to the
Henry Warren place on Fucker Street.
4 Mr.. Campbell. of Green River, is now
in the possession of and running the saw
mill near Moss Glen.
Good Templars> Union is held this
week at the lodge and audience rooms of
the NJ. L. Church. The Rev. w. j. John
son, of Waterbury, being present and de-
livering an address.
Christmas exercises are to be held at
most of the churches, and numerous
family trees will be improyised for the
occasion.
We will say nothing about the narrow
ness and unsafe condition of the road be-
tween the two villages, nor the condition
of the sidewalk, rendered unscrviceable
as a railing or embankment by the ele-
ments. Frost or natural decay has dis
placed the supports, leaving but poor
barrier for the protection of the travelling
public during nights of impenetrable
darkness.
IL. c. McMahon presents the largest
and most brilliant display of Christmas
goods ever offered to the public. Those
large and elegant photo and autograph
albums. rich in cOlOrs, plush frames
writing desks, framed chromOs. brackets
dolls. books. toilet cases, vases, Christ
mas cards, &C., form a complete museum
of curiosities, worth your time and pains
! to examine.
Every one wants TO examine the mann
moth stock of new Goods for holiday
| trade at Miles & McMahon's. Having
| sold at auction all their old goods. cal
now sell new goods % per cent. cheaper
Have a splendid line of new style clothing
! bought since the decline. Can and viii
sell for less than any firm in Lamoille Co
! for the next thirty DAYS, before taking ac
count of stock. Robes. blankets, under
wear. lcggins AND rubbers, at bottom
prices.
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THIS SPECIAL SALE

We now speak Of a special effort our part to supply
the nubc with GOOD. warm reliable OverCOatS at very
small outlaw or in other Words give patrons great
deal more their money than they get anywhere else
We shall large lot of Mems OVercoats size IS to A.
plain black beaver velvet collar usually sold everywhere Tor
cioht and ten dollars, for six dollars.
Another lot of Mems and Youths Overcoats, in light
and dark colors regular price doars shall close the lot
eight dollars.
Also another lot of Mems light and dark colored listers
at seven dollars; former price nine and ten dollars
We have broken lots of Overcoats from four to SIX dol
lars which is under which going close out
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WATERNILLE.

u. +. Maurice has moved back on his
farm.
In the last thirteen years Mrs. Henry
Wilbur has woven over 1000 yards Of
carpetiug. Who beats?
On the evening of Friday last, com
pany OF maraudcrs, bearing knives and
other things that might be used for
weapons. very unceremoniously entered
the house of a worthy widow lady, Mrs.
Benz. Huburd. and as there were 10
mrars OF resistance. took full possession
of the house. The invaders remained un-
til late in the evening, when they retired,
leaving the widow about $50 worth OF
glass. silver and other useful presents, as
Il token of the respect of her friends and
nCIghbOrS.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-12-13

A match between oarsmen Ross
and Bubear has been made in Eng
land, and Ross will sail for England
next week.
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EDEN

Robbins the proprietor of Mt. Norris
Hotel. advertises Christmas dance Dec
24th, 1888.
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Special Bargains

In Mems Overcoats at ten twelve fifteen dollars. Our
big stock of Overcoats for Boys and Children, we'll as
Suits and pants all prices enough to attract anyone In
need to our establishment
New heavy Winter Suits, two-thrds wool, five fifty to
eight doars-no shoddy. Elegant all wool Suits for Men
at twelve dollars.
Mems ali wool Pants at two dollars and upward,
Nobby Hats fur, Scotch and cloth Caps in every style
We show
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PRICES THAT GAN NOT BIZ BEAT,

the Largest and Most Complete
Stock of Stoves ever exhibited
in Lamoille County. Gall and
look them over if you have any
idea of making purchases this
fall. No trouble to show them
and we think we can show you
prices and qualities ofgOods that
will please you. We have an
especially
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MA Il Il led.

TNAM-SMALLEN-In HYDE Park, Deem
Der II, 1883, at the residence of X. r. Putnam
by Rev. q. l.. Story, Will \. Putnam, OF John
son, and Ella l.. Smallcy, of stowe
UFFO ,D-PORTER-In Cambridge, December
4 1883, Willard A. f.ord, of Fairfax, and En-
ma NJ Porter, or Fletcher.
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alasiaa-H
DI ED.

Bedford p. O., December ,,
Lucy NJ. Maynard, wife Of d. W. Brown, aged
63 years.
Kansas, near Burlington, May
Etta. only daughter of William and Elizabeth
Rood Lungcr, aged years, months and >
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-12-13
Fine line Of Ranges,

for Wood or Wood and Coal.
we recommend we
to give satisfaction, or
the goods may be returned with
in a reasonable time, and the
paw will be refunded without any
grumbling or complaint. Come
early and see if we have not
told you the truth.
HYDE PARK. VT. Nov. %.
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SOLID : ACTS!
|. IIPPR 4 10 II | / III!

Sale of Overcoats for Men, Boys and Children! we
always sell goods very low simply because sell SO many
that we can to; and another is, our small eN
Denses. OF course sell for less
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-12-13

Dame fashion, in her WIsesL mood,
Nc'cr said a thing more true
Than WHY import the British dude,
" hen the \ auheU Doodle do.
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VIZ 9,nGeG.

=
by an old and prominent Life Co., man Who
has a large acquaintance through this district, and
who is energetic, thorough, and willing TO devote
his entire time to the business,
TO Act as GENERAL AGENT,
To such a man, rare inducements will be offered,
combining salary OF guarantee. All policies non
forlcitng by their own conditions after three pay
ments. Endowment policies at life rates. Popu
lar plans. Experience not necessary, but those
who have had experience and are successful, and
desire change Will find 1t greatly to their inter
est to correspond with us before making any ar
rangements. Address, Drawer -, albany +. O.,
y 6NVi
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-12-13

The following business was trans
acted at the Probate Office for the
week ending Dec. Sth:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-23
Home Rule for Ireland.

LONDON, August 22.-In the House OF
Commons to-day Mr.. Callings LiberaD,
member for Ipswich, gave notice that at
the next session OF Parliament he would
offer a resolution declaring that " il is de.
sirable 10 grant measure OF home rule TO
Ireland, as the best means OF securing per-
manent peace to the Irish" Mr.. Callings's
announcement was received with cheers.