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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-02
lBORO, VT, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1884.

for, though the amusement was taken up
here two years ago, interest in it does not
seem to abate. More new buildings are 60
ing up in this vicinity than in any other part
Of the ci6. The popularity Of family hotels
shows itself here, and suites in them arc read
lily taken at a ront OF from $1,000 to $4,000 a
year. Capitalists soom to consider the cree
ton of these hotels one Of the best-payiug
Investments they can find for their money.
Some idea of the value Of land here may be
gained from the fact that, we're the persons
in possession able to obtain cloar title to it,
little plot of ground in front of Trinity
church would sell for $40 per square foot, or
S1GO 600 D.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-02

AN AMERICAN PORTRAIT GALLERY.-No spe-
cial attention seems hitherto to have been
called to the remarkable portraits of Ameri-
can statesmen that have recently been ap-
pearing in Harper's. They have included so
far full. page portraits of Washington, the ell
der Adams, jefferson, Madison, and Alexan-
der Hamilton, besides several smaller por-
traits in the May number we are given Mon
roe, Henry Clay, and Rufus King; and Mr..
Kruell, the distinguished engraver who has
done most of these, is understood to be busy
upon the younger Adams, jackson, Calhoun,
Webster and others. The portrait of Bu-
chanan in the January number may also be
mentioned Many of these have been en-
graved from original paintings or drawings
not before reproduced, and the result is like
ly to be an American portrait gallery itly
presented in the highest style Of. the espe-
cially American art Of wood-engraving
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-02
NO. 49,.

The sailor will then put on a heavy coat, and
his friends will try 10 guess in what part Of
the bundle he is. The officers will wear near
ly the same clothing as the men. This cos
tune is for warm weather but in case II should
be cold a lot Of reindeer hides have been
provided, and suits OF these, 10 be worn out
side the other clothing, will be made. There
chased in Stockholm.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-02
Dr.J.C.Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by an Druggists; 81, six bottles for IS.
How Watch Cases are Made.

Most persons have an ambition to carry
n gold watch case, and yet few people know
how watch case is made, or the vast diff
ference in Inequality Of them. lnaSoL1D
GOLD WArCH CASE, aside from the neces-
sary thickness for engraving and polishing,
a large proportion Of the metal is needed
only to sti!ion and hold the engraved por-
tions in place, and supply strength. The
surplus is not only needless, but undesira-
Bile, because gold Is a son metal and cannot
furnish the stiffness, strength and elasticity
necessary to make the case permanently
strong and close-fiting. The perfect watch
case must combine gold with some metal
that will supply that in which the gold is
deficient This has been accomplished by
the James Boss Goii Watch Cdse .,o, " .usx
which saves the WASTE of need q d
less gold, and INCREASES the soLIDITY and
STRENGTH Of the case, and at the same time
reduces the cost ONE HALF.
ssnd ssni stamp Keystone Watch Case FA''ors' PhilA
dsphn Pa for handsome illustrated Pamphlet showing how
Janss Boss' and EsyrtOns Watch Cases made.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-02

A clerk in the pension department at Wash
ington lodges, summer and winter, in a cosy
little cabin built in a tree-top just outside the
city. He has lived in this castle in the air for
nearly year, and likes it so well that he is
going to have another and larger one built.
He is a one. armed soldier who served in the
Second New Hampshire regiment
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-02

The Arctic CLOTHING which the govern
ment provides for the men and officers of the
Greely relief expedition is thus described
The Arctic sailor will first put on a suit of
heavy underclothing then a pair of thick
woolen stockings that come above the knee.
Trousers of the heaviest blue cloth that can
be got come next, extending down 10 the mid
die of the calf of the leg. Over his foet he
will draw pair of felt boots, or leggings, or
whatever they may be called that come above
the knee and have feet lined with wool. These
button on the side, fitting closely around the
leg The shirt will be the ordinary sailors
shirt but having in addition 'shield breasts"
of several thicknesses of cloth across the
chest and buttoning up close round the throat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-02

There are nearly 40, 900, 900 silver dollars in
the treasury in excess of the certificates issued
against them, and still Congress insists on
heaping up the coin, for the sole benefit of
bonanza mine owners, at the rate of 81, OO0,'
600 per month.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-02
FARM FOR SALE!

acres-the cheapest in town for what II viii do d.
yided equally into moving, pasturage ana ulaee;
Wood enough for farm. Good One-story mouse Anu
L. painted blinded and slated. one shed Ab12O, an,
other building 4sx2O. Running water TO house ana
shed Good sugar orchard that will set 4OO pueAe.s
with eyaporator, gathering tubs, store tubs, etc
Terms easy Apply to j. ELLIOT JACOBS.
A'A- tito
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-02

What Sunday is to Christians, Monday is
to the Greeks, Tuesday to the Persians,
Wednesday to the Assyrians, Thursday to the
Egyptians, Friday TO the Turks and Satur-
day TO the JeWs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-02
WEINVITE THE PUBLIC 70 AN
EXAMINATION OF GOODS
AND PRICES.
Iron Pipe and Fittings.

The Brattleboro Gas Light Co. offer for sale at
lowest prices Pipe, 70 to inches, and titungsi
also Fire Brick. Enquire at their works near the Do
Dot orof 1918 CT. THOMPSON, Treas.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-02

Regeneration for en-
feebled systems suf-
fering from a general
want OF tone, and its
usual cOncomitants-
dyspepsia and nery-
business is seldom 10
be gained from using
a nourishing diet and
stimuli OF appetite,
unaided. A medicine
that will effect a re-
moyal OF the specific
obstacle TO renewed
health and vigor, that
Is a genuine cOrrec-
tive, is the real need.
1t is the possession Of
this grand require
ment that makes Hos
letters Stomach Bit
tiers so effective as an
druggists aud dealers
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-02

"Dear me, said Jane, as, leaning on DIR.
Joe Tolon's arm, she threw back her widow 8
veil (she had worn that nearly ten years now
and wiped her glasses before 1.-The Heart of
the Wilderness" in the art-gallery last fall
'Dear me, Joe, that looks just like the piece
of woods opposite the door of the old house,
when your father brought me home. I've
seen the deer browsing there many a time.
/ didn't think that it would ever be city, but
your father said it would, and now the cars
run over that very spot. 1t has been long,
long time, Joe, but the last ten years have
been longer than all tho rest"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-05-02

shall offer this week
the greatest bargains
in SILK GOODS that
have ever been shown
in this or in any other
American market. This
offer is something ex-
traOrdinary, and should
be examined at once by
every lady who thinks of
buying a Silk this sea-
son.
The assortment of cOlOrs is now
complete, comprising over 30 diff
ferent shades, all new, in very
heavy Ottoman and GrOs Grain.
Silks at 81, never before sold under
$l.25 to $l.3S. Also full lire of
checked and striped Summer Silks
at 40, so, 75 and 81 cents, together
with the finest stock Of BellOn and
Guinet Black Silks that / have ever
shown, and every yard Of these pop
VrIn WnnOIrng 20 OW.Vsnvnfnh mt In
crack or draw, and will be offered
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-17


Time doesn't fight fair III his eon-
iiict with mon. He pulls hair.
Thread lace Is coming into fash On
again. How millions viii hate this,
when they are expected to cleanse. re-
arrange and renew i while thread of
u lastsi
WAY did yon put that nickel with
a.hole II 1t IN fhs contribution DO Pr
asked one man Of another. sslseoauso 1
couldn't put the hole In without tho
nickel and | had to put in something 4
DE edycated fool Is wis den III one
what ain edycAted, for dc edycated one
spiles a good pioce O. work, wharas de
onedycated one don often un'ertake a
thing what he kahn d. 4Ag.tansaso
1r0ccler,
A fashion magazine asks, "What
VIII the coming woman wearPn She
may wear cut the patience OF Che man
who foots her millinery AID dfessmak-
ing bills; but perhaps that Is not Tie
correct answer. Dets0i. Free Pros.
A gentlemen made his way into ire
bed chamber Of one OF his friends. He
found him snoring, with pair OF spec
thcles upon his nose. sWhatlv cried
he, awakening him, do you wear yomr
spectacles while You sleep "0hl''
replied the other. n am 80 near-sI9hted
that without my glasses could see
nothing az ALI
In railw y chrriage; An old sol
dieg, noticing that his pipe troubled
Iady, sald TO her, ''They don't smoke
Ia your regiment. ma'amF'i s'ln nv
regiment, It Il possible, replied the
lady; "but In my company, regerl'
london Fun
AN exchange states as ph slolDgi-
cal faet hat the most rapid 10 iOd 81
growth Is flom b nth to five years Of age;
that from i've To ten the BOYS grow d
little faster than tho girls, but that from
ten onward The girls grow faster than
the boys. This may be true OF SOME
boys and girls, but the general impress
sion Is that boys grow very fast after
ten. - Dstr0H Free Press.
The Mule After N. +. TAippers-
who hath seen d Mule dIes
Hathfhs Efslou Of Man encompaasea one upor
His Lat Legs and about 70 Keel Overf
My. my boy, for the Mule is immortal
He llyeth thousand years aud then Bfaceth
Up and taketh Blo5h Hold for years
tWfnsy thousand,
Such 4 ING yastueaa, the GrAndeMr the Crest
nosgof the nuiuHle. He Il & Biz Thingi
why Il be Thing that Is Blg2
Thou fool, 60 a the Ant and Coneiderl
He Is Big becaEse be IL not Little aid
BlKncts diHerelh from Llttenees even a. the
Flea difieFet1 from the Barn-door.
Be WISE u Man. Pad out tbs skull with
Knowledge aud ie1fn WiadOm OF me, the
Poet Of Natufos
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-17
sM4dE1. 20 roo L0KB ana,


Love thee. MY chisdg why, precious enc.
me WITS that b ighten ali the plain.
esanu tn0n vert taken from my ejde
YOU'D waste their sweetness but in vain:
G1cn ON less would 0'ersprend mine ewes
} 4 4 rs or eould look on them again:
H1Gn tonrA would dow from ont mine eyes,
~ Adv wown aud fall, IS from dark skies
\ The drops of rain.
I Love thee my childY Why, as the sun
Lends laEht pnd glory TO the days.
E S.e. d0st thou brighten all my life
Wltn tny pure l0ve's eecA sparkling ray:
And, tho the stars mig bt glimmer bright,
could but gr0pe through darksome night
ana gr9mnle So with rude alright
Vert thou away.
Love thee, my chfds Yes were ii need.
~ llfc for thine I'd forfeit make
2Au haste the hand to ftrike the bow
sJf Dind mo to tn flaming stake
love h0i1s Ger me such strength OF thrall
Siau would die for thy sweet sake.
Snlid, thou'rt my all--.ny aun-lny STAR
4 ne IT. q sure Of my heaFt and hoint- -
ny precious little human flow'r,
ruIe ~ the mouna In daisy's bloom.
gtMW near me- I'VE I'll Life's but an hour
a ~. sep WIKI childhood and the tomb;
e e ~ susn a. thou the Saviour loves,
Ahu DIGS rsm to His mansion come.
-Chicdg0 Tribune.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-17

1870
- German hue invented Nc1nnon,
which " 2 steel tube tightly wrapped
N'tR SUN snresQs ~ y 'lxhl' dpqs no Y
heNs. tenacious ann is elastic
-6eneral BaNilan, the American who
haa 50 long supplied gums ta foreign
powers, has invented new 0no VIII oh
ne asserts aslfpnssoe al others IN its
rapid destructive powers
"A Western man has invented q
hen's mast win TsSn,. n, n svl,,ssh .,lsssas
when her biddYship Is engaged ii her
cgg laying duties. but opens as so3n as
she gets on the nest and begins to cncklo
NeNsl~ cslspag0 Aees.
E.eafheroId Is 4 new substance man.
ufactured In Maine, pr:ncioallv ii oos.
ton paper Ttlooks like asher lid IS
har Jer and very elastic, and i'd amount
81 tossing abont 81 4 S,I6ef;a ~ NH
break Il. This suggests lls Ma lOx
trunks. s. BostoY Posi-
The braided Wira ninlnra card hus.
mess has become I laroe Indnsgrv. nnA
In use 1t has almost sn5erseded t6e old
fashioned cnrxi fAna Taunton flr,n 1aSf
year, manufacture Cd. 00tl. tOo fnet al
cord, using 720. Hsfl 0l3il fsnk " hbnnf
100. GOO miles of wiTe' wIsinh Sgeiohna
over 100 tonls. 81 Rosio's HsgaIa
The suggestion has been ma,Ia mat
sanitary advanlaa vs,,,ld rasss s s,,,,
the nse 81 sewer ninee a. pIasa. Thew
would, doubtless, bs expenolve. bnt thav
would, probably 80 verv durahln. snd
Their hard. smooth s,sr MI wne9ld nlIier
no Judgment for refuse matter. 3hus ois.
setting the question Of cost. M n
Pos.
An a9aansnf Is al.,,,s +, "a ,,,.aa n.
acclin, atIxe ss5ns u g, III s4s - -
France ana hirIs,e q,he ois;ee a,a,,
n,,i sss ,,.; 'sI's &. III a S.'.es N''a's
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-17
Some Valuable ''IHealth Hints.y

Don't shake hornets nest TO see Il
any Of the family are at home.
Don't try to take tho right Of wRy
from an express train ct railroad
crossing.
Don't go near draft II q draft
comes toward you. run away. A slight
draft Is the most dangerous,
Don't blow Ia the gun your grand.
father carried In the war Of 1912 1t Il
more dangerous now than It sas then.
Don't hold wasp by the other end
while you thaw It out in front OF the
stove 10 see II II Is alive It Is generally
alive.
Don't try to persuade bull dog "a
give up yard Of which 1t is ia posses
sion- Possession to bull dog is ten
points Of the law.
Don't go to bel with your boots on.
This is one of the most unhealthy prac
tices that q man, especially a married
man, can be addicted TO.
Don't callavery large, strong. sinewy
man p 'evari,ator. II you are sure he
Is prevaricator, hire an ther man Ia
break the news to h:nE
Don't allow the baby to drink thu,
concentra' cd I've. Concentrated I've II
dangerous, even in very small doses.
except TO man who is accustomed IA
drinking BRltimore corn whisky, No,
dtes0n lllel,) lranscr b.. -
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-17
TrOuting in Labrador.

The trout fisheries are conducted
much like, aud generally III company
with, the salmon fisheries. The nets
used are long and narrow, while the
meshes are from three and half 10
four inches WIDE This enables the
smaller fish to escape and retains those
larger ones whose usual size ranges
from three to four and half pounds.
and from twelve to fourteen, or even
nearly eighteen inches in length.
These nets are set across the mouth or
along the shore of some small bay into
which runs stream Of sufficient size to
allow the fish to run up to spawn. The
bottom of the net is sunk with heavy
weights. while the upper side is sun-
ported by cork hobs which float npon
the top Of the water. The net Is exam
ined tw ce a day, and the fish taken
from the meshes. They are then slit
down the belly and cleaned thorouehlv !:
after beng washed carefully la fresh
water they are packed in b rel and
salted down careful Y. When full the
barrel contains about third salt and
water In some places the people have
out a large number of nets, and often
catch from quarter to half barrel Of
trout daily but the latter is a capital
days work and seldom made.
front Are I ,s,oht n al ssss,,s go.
early in the Spring when the ice breaks
up, to late in The fall. They are abund-
ant just before it is high tide; and their
favoriie time is from two to four In the
afternoon Of rather windy and low
ering day. They at all times Seem 10
prefer cloudy weather in which to be
about, and when the wind blows livhtIs
ruiliing the water, and are then canght
in greater abundance than Al anv other
time. In some OF the HAYS the front
are so abundant that You can east !
dunbIe hooked line and oenerallv cater
a fish almost instantly on each hooK
/ have in mind locality called Raio
Les Roches, where small stream
comes down into a sort Of kav or ayu,
of the sea, and where in 1875 4 marty If
five of us succeededin taking with hook
and line some 1913 fish, large and small.
fishing only part OF two DAYS. The fish
bit at the red and green flies. and a.
fast as we could haul them in. About
one hundred OF these would WEIGH less
than half a pound each, the majority
between one and two pounds, as MANY
as seventy-five three pounds apiece. and
the largest weighed four pounds AMI =
half
There seems to be three or four varI.
cites or species of trout in these regions.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-17

former There are tens Of thousands
"a these islands su gerinQ from nervous.
ness, with fuhenonnl disease Of the
heat that have not half the chance Of
getting wen that yon have. nlthonoh
there is really no case that ever Ilse1,
with that cannot be either cured 0r aile-
waited BY attention 70 diet, avo dance Of
Ct mulantsl the da " use a bath and
trlct on witt rough towels aud flesh
brush, unlimited exercise in the open
air, whether the weather be wet or dry.
cold or hot. and pleasant SO i fy. Mix
ing with pleasant soc ETY. Is one OF the
We v best M ans for the cure Of ner GUS
ness. It kes one, for the time be'ng,
quite out Of one's sell, quite away from
ones troubles and aches. Ii must.
however, never be e1citinq society, for
this sends the Bio q to the head. and
IN ures the very foundation of nerve
power. What DO son tell mep Yoa
never take stimulan's to ex essp L
doubt it for tea, il TOO much INDUCED
IN, is dangerous stimulant, and SO is
coffee. A cup Of milk that has been
boiled and allowed to cool would often
do far more good than tea. Tea drink
I'M grows on one, aud assuretliv, when
II does so, it skaters the nerves as In
remediably as does even wine or spir.
its.
Reader, week alter / had The above
talk with my nervous patient. had the
satisfaction Of seeing him out of doors
working in his garden a month after
this Z 9 was In every way new man !;
and still greater treat was in store for
#r.4ot txsss.. II
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-17

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along one 81 ira usual nar.o,v ', oranites.
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trouble. and tool M his nosStinn n sha
middle of the nath. KS hnos l,nlv hloclss
inc ~ the wav, ia hald Ant l,is ori,,,v
paw sS and demanded one dollar hego We
passed. The loathsoma hs.ste WAS cnv.
erred WI disease Ard his cIoehos ,vsre
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would stranrle me If I ref,sed Ill IA.
mand u threat which III seenetl s,hvsIr.
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back TO make another more desperste
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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-17

Miss Fannie Curtis, OF Strafford,
Conn, who has been bed-ridden for
twenty years, arose from her bed re-
Gently, and walked to church, dis
tance Of half mile. She attributed
her cure to the efficacy OF prayer. >
Hartford Post, "
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-17

I'm December benjamin Smith. wife
and sixteen-year-old son lived at Ham
cock. N. Z. In that month Mrs. smith
was killed by runaway horse, in Jan
uary Dir. Smith was run over bv aload-
ed wagon and killed. and recently fhe
boy was killed by the cars. - ittgaIo
Erfress. -
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-17

The Grand Duke Alexis, who was
only ? Iieusenant when his visited this
country few years ago. is now High
Admiral Of the Russian Navy. 81
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-17

Supreme Court Of New Hampshire
Real estate purchased with partnership
funds for the use Of the partnership,
and used in the partnership business,
is, 10 equity, regarded as assets Of the
partnership. and will be applied to tho
liquidation Of partnership in preference
s0iudiyldual liabilities,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
Motto. for Removal Of Garbage.

To the resident citizens of the city Of Los Al |
geles:
From and aiser this date you arc hereby noti.
fed that you will be required 10 put out all
kitchen rofuse aud garbage In your respective
districts, ~ hereinafter set forth:
DISTRICT No. 1
Shall be bounded north by First street. south by
and including Third street and west by md in-
Pedro street; and ell garbage for this district
shall be put out on Mondays Of each week.
DISTRICT No. 8
Shall be bounded north by Third street, sou,
by and including Sixth gtreet, wcet By and
Pedro street; and all garbage for this distf
shall be put out on Tuesdays Of each week.
DISTRICT No. 8
Shall be bounded north by Sixth street. south
and including Ninth street. west by and inclL
ing Pearl street, east BY and including Los
geles street; and all garbage for this distri
DISTRICT Ns4
Shall be bounded south BY MarchessAuIt stree
on the north BY Los Angeles river At Dowu
avenue. xost by Yale street to college strss
east by Alameda, Macy and Date streets; and
garbage for this district shall be put out Z
Thursdays Of each week.
DISTRICT No.
Shall b. bounded north by and Including Ma
chessault street, south by Temple end Comme
eial streets snd Ducommun street, east BY IL
Los Angeles river, and north by Bunker Hill
avenue: and all garbage for this district shall be
put out on Fridays OF each week.
DISTRICT No.
Shall be bounded north by and Including Tenn
pie, Commercial aud Ducommun streets, south
BY and including First street, east by the Los
ANGELES river, and west by and including Fort
I Ut out on Saturdays Of each week.
sy order Of K. II. BOYD
supt. Of Streets
Ls Angeles. July 70. 1884. jyso Ct