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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-14

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ME aum &eiten beniibt. Warum ni9t2
ST es benm ni6t m6gli6, bob f6 uatsr
Sen Oafen aud eit Sbier finbetA tpelz
DIES fdianf unb bebenb genug 1T, tim
als Satteltbier gu bienen? 9etplB :
m6alid) 1T es. 9ennod baben nit
8ei6s es ME beriu@t. Waram2 Wetl
ber O@Ie nun einntal bOm lieben 8ott
ni6t baau gei@affen tpurbe uno tpetl
ieoer Heiter, Der auf einem fol1en
Sbiere angetrabt fdme, ausgela6t
tpiir5e.
Das @lei6niB taust ni@t biel, ertpis
6erte Saras rubig, aber enti9ieben.
Die Suben finb Menf@en, pie mir.
ga, fagte 6ilariot. Ser Dds unb
bas pferb finb beibe gang niibli6e
Sbiere. Mber beBbalb 1T bod ein gro>
Ber unteridieb stpii6en geiben. pie
Su6en fin6 Meni6en, tuie mir, aber
anbere Meni9en, unb nun einmal nt9t
baau geeignet, bic Waffen gu fhbren
uno uns au befebligen. sic gelten als
feig unb unterpiirfig, unb getpiB NIT
&e9t.
9lber Naidfo 1T mutbig unb bat ii6
treffi9 6eudbrt!
Sd atpeifle ni6t baran, ertuiberte bet
@reis. Mber i6 bleibe babel; man reis
tet beBbalb bp6 ME auf einem S@len.
felbit tpenn elmer ausnabmsmeiie aud
baaa taugen iolte. Man tbut es ni@t,
neil bic O9ien NUN einmal ni9t in
benz Eufe iteben, CUTE &eitpferbe gu
fein. Wer es benno6 tbut, muB it9
ben Spot gefauen lafen un6 oarf ii6
ni6t betlagen, menn bic Pferoe i'm
Stale auf ben fonberbaren 8enoRen,
ben er ibnen augefiibrt, bo9matbig
berabbliden.
(sSortlebuna folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-14
Ste YbDfiplpaie Der 9eber.

Die Geber iifs bas srObte MusideibungS-
Organ bes a0rpers !; uno bic Sale, bic fie
ousideioet, 1T Der 8srfaled: :eruns unb Der
abIsituns bon ibren ridtisen 8analen mebr
ausseiest, als irsenb Elm anberer Der Safte bes
meni6liden aOrpers. gs sibt iebod sliid.
liderWeiie fit bic 8ili0ien cine unfeblbare Ab.
biilfe fir 0sberleiben, ndmli@ Sofetters
u gen bittsrs, cine MeOisin, bic iea lin
sfuren ber obensenanuten 2eiben, iouie aud
bes falten GieberS, Der llnperbaulidtet, BON
llnterleibsleioen, bon rbeamatifden unb Site.
renleiben unb bon 2eiben, bic eine Mbnabme
Ssr ; T. rMerDeatbatisteit i'm @sfOlge 9aben. bepsrt,
feaist bat. @s 1T ferner elm 8orheusunss>
mittel sesen maIarifde sfranfbeiten, uno sc.
ipdbrt Sauienoen bon @erfonen S@ub, Die in
@esenbsn wobnen, in oenem biefe idredlids
@etbel Sorberrfdt. gS 1T elm bodf tpiin-
f9ensmertbes Seilmittel, bas ben meOiainiiden
anforberunsen elmer Gamilie ansepabt 1T, ,lnb
1T elm bnr@aus berlaelides @fittel, einen se,
f9pd9ten SfOrper gu farfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-14
Gin arter 8iiraer fprtd,t, ],

SIT. 8. @f. Norris, Elm alter 8etuobner bon
@ome, Co., iast, baS ct beftis on @ieremleiben
n,ebrere Sabre lang gu Ieibem bate nnO sbenio
brei Sabre lang an @eacma. 8u 8eiteu fOnnte
er sar mi6t se6en un6 bate biel Seilrnittel
erfolslos berIu1t, bis ct anfing electric 8itters
au eebrauden unb feline Sanbe mnb 8ibe NIT
8udlens arnica @albe einaureiben. Dieie
8ebanbluns berfdaifte ibm Grleibternns, unb
bebbalb empfieblt er electric 8itters sl(en, bic
nit gtierenleiben bebaftet iinb, ober eineS Blut'
reinisers bebiirfen. 3u baben bel u. SreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-14
0eife 3urretpDnbeas.
5eauin, IL. eSult '86.

glm Sonntag ben IL. begab fi9 Sbr
&orreipou6ent auf ben fiinf Nseilen bon
Seguin entfernten Geitplab in 2au=
ba6s pafure, poielbit man an bieiem
Sage bas allidbrli9 ftattfinbenbe Stif=
tungsfe1t bes 9an @eronirnp 6armer.
gsreins feierte. grit sesen 5 l1br, aIa
hie briidenbe 9ibe bes Sages na9lieB,
ftr6mten aus auen &i1tungen bon Sc
euin, Marion &c. bic 8ergniigungsbe.
biirftiser gu Wagen unb gu &oB berbei
unb alsbalb begann unter bem f9atti=
gen 2aubba6e bet md6tigen 2ebensz
ei6en elm buntbetpegtes 2eben. vWer
nidt liebt @ein, Weib uno @eIang &c.
&C. &C." mar bic allgemeine Parole. 9as
Teit tpuroe bur9 ben San @eronimo
@efang=8erein, Der unter BET 2eitung
ieines iugenbli6en Dirigenten mebrere
berrlide 2ieber bortrug, er0ffnet. Oars
rauf fam Der launige @ortras ber 9rn.
@tranbmann, gum She'll aus re6t iaftis
gen unb originelen 8erliner @ouplets
beftebenb. Sen 9auptglanspunft beg
Geftes bil6ete unfreitig bic Nuffibrung
6es allerliebiten @9aufpiels: nNur
6inberniHe" ,-ober vBlinb gelaben". /.
Sie Darfteqer b. Ba@mann unb
bic bielen SanNntoniern befannteGrau
8ergfelb in ben Samenrollen, 9err 6.
b. Ba9mann als f9neibiger, eleganter
Offi3ier unb liebenstpiirbiger @9meres
n6ther, fDuie bic 6errer Guhnert unb
2ange-leiiteten fit 9ilettanten 9lus>
geaei1netes unb tpurben NIT bonnernz
Dem Mpplaus iiberi9iittet. 9en S@luB
bilbete bic Daritellung bon effectbolen
fog. 2ebenben 8ilbern BET bengalii9er
Beleu@tung, u. a.: uOie 9o63eit nit
6inberniRen", bic l1eberrei9ung bon
3iebesbriefen" unb bic v2orelei", tpel9
lebtere bon Trau b. 8a@mann barge
felt tpurbe. Gin aufiteigenbes @etuits
ter permo9te nibt bic Gr6bli9teit gu
bdmpfen, Bel beren Nablid @ott plus
pius felbf fi9 peranlaBt fiiblte, Wolz
fenf@ieber at ipielen unb mitfammt ben
Molten au berf6minben, na6Sem er
einige @6redi6iiie abgefeuert bate.
yta9 Darftelung ber lebenben Silber
lieB fi6 bic tan3laftige Sugenb ni6t
ldnger balten, tpie nit 3auberi9lag
paren bic Bdnte unb Slide berf9wutls
ben unb es brebte fi6 Sung unb Ilt mad
ben beraui9enben &ldngen zines e9ten
Miener Mal5ers, bet BON 8artels 9anb
aufgeipielt tpurbe, i'm luitigen &eigen.
Selbfperlfdnbli1 tpurbe benz Sotte
@ambrinus man9 feu6tes Opfet ge>
bra6t uub es rpllte manb leeres JaB in
ben griinen &aien, iebo6 teiner Der
3e@er, benn bic San @eronimoer tritts
ten nit Teritanb unb Gunftfertigteit,
unb in fold gemiitbliber @eie1f9aft
f6medt bas eble @ebrdu am beifen.
&ein Wunoer, tpenn segen II llbr
yta6ts enbli9 benz Iebten Goffe ber
Mtbem ausgins, 10 baB man ii6 aas
mdbli6 sur Ibreiie riiitete. gto6 elm
paar @eidnge, bann elm lebtes Sdnbes
f6iitteln unb fort gings In liebenspiir@
bigger Damengeieai6aft bur6 bic mOnbs
bef6ienene yfa9t nod Seeuin 5urtid.
Wt6ge es benz San Geronimo 8erein
mod oft berg6nnt bleiben, fold pirtli@
f66ne an3iebenbe unb bur9 feinen
WhBton setriibte Geite gu feiern:
n. Z.
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MDer's
Aait-Giqur.

SIT ein f6itli9er Soilettelt= =Qrtife(, ,tnb sit<
gleid) Elm iuirfianteS Oiittel gegen alle
&ranfbeiteu be8 SPARES uno Der &opfbaut.
Gs ruff einen frdftigen Saartpu6s berpor,
1ta6t bas Saar tpetd), biegiam unb gldrt=
aenb, unb giebt ibn1 feline jugenblide Tarbe
tpieber.
uSd babe bon Gper's Satr>gieor
nit tpunberbarem grfolse @ebral9
settadt. @s 9iebt srauem Saare
feline uripriinslide Sarbe iuie6er, ruff
reues @adStbum beroor, unb erbalt
bas 6aar frdftte uno seiunb. Nls
Toiletten 9lrttfel iibertrifft es alleS
mas i'd ionit fenne." Srau S. 5. 8urs
ton, Bangor, We.
3ubereitet bon
9r. 5. 6. Mper G. Co., 9otpell, Wsaif.
Sn alien Gpotbefen gu babeit.
Preis 81. seds Jlai6en S..
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G91agfertig. lif6meib ruff
aus: v&auft Gif9l"-Stuben (einen
Wib MAIDEN tpolenb): uS9reiSie bod
ni9t 10, liebe Srau." : 5ii9meib
rBenn mel Sii6' 10 groB' Maul wie
Su bdtte, bann t6nnte fe fi6 felbit aus'
rufeE
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-04
WARDSBORO.

Mrs. a. Il. Morse is at home again
after an absence Of eight weeks.
Louis S. White has decided to try
farming another year in Wardsboro.
Warren Gushing moves to Walpole.
N. IL. He shows good sense in remov-.
ing in New England.
In letters from friends in Colorado
we read of horses and cattle without
shelter and mercury at "a degrees be-
low zero, also of the endurance of men
who ride so miles in the storm without
any road, and horseback, but we have
here in Vermont men of endurance and
muscle, for instance VIC saw the pleas
ant face of Geo. Judd and Fred Dorset
Saturday morning on board the stage.
They walked IS miles Friday in the
storm, which here was very severe, yet
it seemed TO have been for them only a
bit of fun to face the cold northwest
wind and snow for DAYS exercise.
Our Green Mountain State produces
men of endurance and men of ability,
men of muscular worth and men of
brain force and power. In few words
or rather in the words of another when
we "boil it down." We are proud of
our native state, Vermont.
Lumberman are very busy these
days. Q.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-04

You can buy good Business Watch
warranted, for 1880 and upwards of
Chas, A. Trip 4 Co., Jewellers, Brat
tleboro.
The weather report from all around
us indicate unusual severity, and con-
siderable damage done, Roads We're
badly drifted in all directions. Brattle-
boro reports the wind as attaining We
locity Of 90 miles an hour, on Satnr-
day.
Fred Dabbitt met with quite an acct
dent last Thursday which came near
being serious. lie was assisting in
saving wood with horse power drag
saw, and was placing log when the
saw started and he slipped and fell, the
end of the saw striking him several
times in the face, cutting cash on his
cheek and over one eye.
Little babe, thou cntcrest the world
weeping, while all around thee smile.
May thou SO live that thou mayest de;
part in smiles, while all around thee
wcep.-llindoo form of Baptism.
S. NJ. Holden has sold his farm on
south hill in jamaica to John Under
wood, also his farm near Cole pond IN
Jamaica TO Louis Savage. Mr.. llol-
den has sold four farms within few
weeks and has several more nice ones
to sell. Prices ranging from 81 900 to
$1,000. Those wishing to purchase this
spring should call soon and get their
choice.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-04
SOUTH wlNDHANs.


Plenty of snow and blow, the rough.
est time for quite while. On account
of the travelling there was no mail Fri.
day, and only from Townshend Satur.
day. Monday the roads were so for o.
pened that we received mail both ways.
On account of the storm last Thurs.
day, the question at the lyceum on pro-
hibition was postponed for two weeks,
and the question resolved "tha, farm
ers ought to have as good an education
as professional men, was discussed.
From the choir concert and supper
last week little over So was realized
besides the expenses.
School exhibition and oyster supper
this week Thursday.
Ida Holden. Adele Richardson.
Clara Donley, and Jncz Mctcalf are
attending school at Townshend.
Miss Ellen Clough is stopping with
her sister Mrs. F. o. Smith for a few
days.
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= Il x u

Mr.. a. G.. Sloan has moved with his
family to No. Windhan. s-
John Reed and family have moved
on to the Weymouth place.
Mary Farnum is home from Benniug-
ton OH short vacation.
Our stage failed to cross the Noun
tain last Friday, but crossed on Satur-
day returning on Sunday p. m.
Mr.. SilaS Eddy has had a paralytic
stroke from which he has not recover
ed. His son. DR.. r. J. Eddy. Of
Glens Falls, y. Y, spent few days
with him last week, returning home
last Monday.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-04
WEST TOWNSHEND.
Hasn't this been a buster:

Hasn't this been a buster:
Mrs. Allen is on the sick list. Miss
Amsden no better.
W. II. Brown, the popple man, has
left. Wonder who mcurns the most
A. A. Goodcll e. Co., did not sell
their mill at auction. And ii is still open
for sale.
A. NJ. Eddy, from Canada, has fitted
up room in the hotel for the purpose
of repairing watches, clocks sc.
Extensive repairs are soon to COM
mence on the church, both inside and
out.
The school exhibition at the vestry on
Saturday evening although not largely
attended on account of the weather, the
scholars done themselves credit tn their
exercises.
We notice that G.. =. Parrett has been
marking down his goods. Guess ho
means Business.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-04
WINDHAM

The Y. p. |. Society held public IT,
ceum at the vestry Oh "Wednesday eve
ming of last week, the rooms being well
filled by ali attentive audience. The
exercises consisted of recitations, mu-
sic, discussion Of temperance quos-
ton, paper, Edited by $. II. button
and Miss Kate f. lIobrook and an O.
ratien, "The progress of Temperance
in the 10Th century," by F. A. lIol-
brook. Each part was admirably sus-
tanned but VIC cannot refrain from
mentioning the recitation by little Miss
Grace Upham entitled "who killed
Tom Roper
On Friday evening, Mar. 9TH, a lee
ture will be delivered by Prof. Shaw,
of Gicnw0od Seminary, West BATTLE
boro, in the vestry. procured By the
Y. p. |. Society.
The population Of this town has been
lately increased by two. A little new
conner having put in IN appearance at
Ora NJ. Rhodes and Elmer b. Rhodes
has brought home a bride, Miss Eta
NJ. Good, of Westminster.
Mrs. VIM. Harris is visiting her son,
W. ID. Harris, of Dcerticld, Mass. She
is accompanied dy Miss Nellie J. How
ard, of So. Londonderry.
The mail carrier from West Towns
bend to No. Windham did not appear
either Friday or Saturday of last week,
but one of our ncighbors went TO No.
Windham on Saturday p, m. and
brought the mail so that we thank fully
received our SITTER on Saturday eve
ming. G..
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Extra copies of the SITTER can be OBJ
tanned every week at the office of pnb.
licatiou and at the Post Office at Lon
donderry.
Call Oh the undersigned to get your
watches and clocks repaired. satisfac-
faction guaranteed. Prices low.
G. A. WHITMAN,
So. Londonderry.
If you want job printing go to the
Sitter otiice.-Scnd orders by mail and
the work will be returned by mail,
without extra charge.
Do you want new watch? If so
consult G.. A Whitman, So. London
derry. He will warrant all watches pur-
CHASED through him.
yOticc.-Mrs. Emma W. LOOMS will
receive few engagements to go ont
sewing or dress making, by the day or
week, after the Sth of Feb. She will al
so teach the Kensington Painting at
low terms. Present address, London
derry, vt.
Situation wanted by Young
man and wife. Good referancc given.
Address, Geo. Lackey, So. London
derry, Vt.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ANCHOR LopaE No. 80, \, \ \. NJ, Tuesday
evenings on or before the full of the moon.
HOOKER rosr, No. o, q. A. r., sainr dayeve'
nings On or before the full of the moon,
FARMgs's GEANoa, No. Isl, I. OF IL. Fridays,
on or before the full Of the moon and every weeks
thereafter.
DIVISION NO. 25, 5. OF 7. Every Moniay eve
ming at O'Clock.
The w. X. O., No, 9--lst Saturday In each mo.
Camp Foster, S. of ", ID and 18th Wednesdays
OF each month
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-04

To the surly air,
Old March plays DER the lea.
Mrs. j, NJ, Tarbell has gone to New
Hampshire to visit hor father who il
very sick.
Mrs. Bates is in town visiting her
daughter Mrs. Corydon Wait.
Mr.. Clark Curtis of Boston is visit
ing his brother a. A. Curtis. lie ar
rived last Saturday, via Chester and
consequently experienced the pleasure
of Vermont snow storm.
Misses Lettie and Mary Whitman
visited friends at Athol, Mass. iast
week.
Mrs. VIM. StoodIey is still very fee
Bile.
Mr.. Eugene Bigelow is able to get
about but very little, as yet, on account
Of his ssrainsd ankle, lie is having a
tcdil as lime Of it.
Herbert Moore has gone to Chester
to work on a farm for Fuller Bates.
He worked at the same place last season
and gave good satisfaction as he always
does. We are pleased to say that he is
steady, industrious young man and
always works for the interest of his EN-
pIoyer.
Almost everyone in this vicinity is
complaining of hard cold and we are
counted among the number.
Charles Coleman has sold tho Man.
chester stage route to John Walker, jr.
of Peru, who has taken possession and
is driving the stage. Mr.. Coleman
while making his last trip from Man.
chester to this place, met with a disas-
ter which, though far from pleasant,
might have proved very much worse
than 1t did. His horses became fright
ened by the motion ofthc stage while
crossing all icy place in the road, some
distance above Peru village, aud com
menced running rapidly, throwing the
driver out, also lady passenger and q
little child, the horses KEEP, on their
rapid flight till they reached PERU,
where they were stopped. Fortunately
no ole was seriously injured though the
cuticle was taken off the entire length
of Mr.. Coelnan's nose, which. VIC ale
told was anything but all improvement
to his style of beauty.
We were, several days since, treated
to deliciously sweet screnade by q
party of little birds who were perched
on maple tree near orr window. The
dear little fellows warhled their sweet
songs with hearty good will for which
We thanked them many times. One
had only to close their eyes and imagine
it was Summer, but presto, what
change. Snow commenced falling,
Feb. %. the wind began to rise the next
morning and We have been treated to
regular western blizzard up to Tuesday
noon. 1t has decidedly been the worst
storm OF the season. We received no
mail at this place last Saturday Oh ac-
count of the storm. The mail from
Manchester arrived OIL Sunday.
COUSIN NELL.
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ANDOVEIl.

The worst wind storm ever known
prevailed in this section last Friday and
Saturday.
Last Friday night Geo. Woods
blacksmith shop in Peasville was entire
" consumed with all of his tools worth
$3.50 together with other property
which had been left there for repairs.
Insured for $3.50.
Henry +. West is very low suffering
from paralysis, caused by wounds re-
ceived while in the army.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-04
LOCAL SUMMARY.
THIS PAPER PAX he tGqaa On s as Geo.
Advertising Bureau 10 Spruce ST. where atvertins
Contracts may Nv mA.is foy 1t IN NEW YORK.

Contracts n,1y Nv n4ANis fo< " IN NE" 4OHAs
Our new post-office displays a new
sign.
Mr.. Bliss Goddard continues TO i'm.
prove.
The wolf was on the hill, Friday,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday--and in
the village too, bowling like mad.
Mr.. n B. johnson has purchased the
house and lot on Church St. known az
tho Bryant house and will move Ii,
soon.
The Ladies Champion Club met last
evening at the residence of II. D. Ty-
Ter.
Jairus Aldrich, who has been sick
for some time, was considered in a
dangerous condition few days since,
but at present is better.
Geo. O. Huntington, assistant post
master has been i'll and confined to the
house for couple of days-better to-
dav.
Last Thursday about ten inches Of
snow fell. Early Friday morning bo-
reas commenced to rake and cock it.,
and whether he could not get it to suit
him or out Of pure wantonness he kept
att until Tucsay morning. And during
the most of this time the mercury was
lowering around zero, giving us decid-
eddy the worst weather of the winter,
putting stop to all traeel. On Satur-
day the stage did not attempt to make
its regular trip to Chester. No difficnl-
~ was experience on the narrow gauge,
all trains making their regular trips, on
time.
The entertainment given by the
Brobdingnag Minstrel Troupe, Thurs
day evening, was very well attended
considering that it was one of the most
Indictment evenings of the season. The
entertainment was fairly good, and was
well received. The playing on the har-
monicas. by the Porter brothers, was
excellent and received all encore. The
clog dancing by Master Nelson
Comic, Of Brattlcboro, also receiv-
ed ali encore, and after the entertain
mcnt small purse was raised for him.
1t is matter of regret that the evening
was not good one. Had it been the
house would have been crowded, and
the receipts would have more nearly
balanced the work put into it.
Town MEETING.
Owing TO the severity of the weather
and the bad going the annual March
meeting was but moderately attended.
The business was transacted orderly and
with but little friction. A tax of 125
cents was raised and money road tax,
the selectmen being chosen as street
commissioners, aud were instructed to
purchase a road machine. The vote on
the adoption of the town system of
schools resulted yes, 6S. no, IS. The
old board of selectmen were reelected
with unanimity rarely, if ever seen,
there being no votes thrown against the
first aud third, and but three against
the second. Clerk, II. ID. Tyler had
but three votes against him. The super
intendcnt of schools and auditors were
chosen by nomination and without op-
position. A full list of officers elected
will be found on our second page.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-04
March

Brings changes at Washington. March
brings changes in the animal and vege-
table kingdom. March brings changes
In tie system. Clear the system of all
impurities and prepare for the coming
warm season by using Browns Sarsa-
parilla. Now is the time to begin its
use. Your druggist has it for sale.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-04

RhEs Hfor working people. Send
IT'LL 'lo cents postage, aud we
We will mail YOU free. q roy
al, valuable sample box Of goods tina;
will put you in the way of making
more money in few days than yon
ever thought possible at anv business.
Capital not required. You can live at
home and work in spare time only, or
all the time. All of both sexes. of all
ages. grandly successful. 80 cents to S.
easily earned every evening. That all
who want work may test the business,
we make this unparalleled offer: To
all who are not well satisfied we will
send 81 TO pay for the trouble of writ
ing us. Full particulars, directions etc !,
sent free. Immense pay absolutely
sure for all who start at once. Don't
delay. Address STrNsoN Il Co., Port
land, Maine.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-04
ADVERTISEMENT

THE SClIOFIELD MANUFG co.
of II East 18th Street, New York, want
a General Agent in this County for the
best line Of Specialtics ever put on the
market: their best Agents are making
from s. TO 81 per day, and they arc
willing to guarantee any experienced
canvasser (male or femaIe) Sls per
week. If You want to make money
and secure control of this County,
write them for particulars, at once.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-04
But A STEP FROM THIS l.IFg
TO THE NEXT.

And when it will be taken no one of
us can tell. Last Thursday evening
Mr.. NJ. j. KERN, engineer on the mail
train, after the arrival of his train, at
tended the conclusion of the minstrel
entertainment and joined the social par
ty at its conclusion, apparently in good
health. Yesterday at II O'Clock a. IN.
he passed to the life beyond, aged 26.
Mr.. KERN on Friday was suffering
from cold and fall received OH his
engine at Brattlehoro, but ran his train
up as usual that evening arriving here
in terribly chilled condition. lie
went at once to his room at the Pea
body House and DR.. Wood was called,
but he rapidly grew worse, the doctor
pronouncing it pneumonia. Saturday
night Dr. Holton of BrattlebOro, came
up and on Monday and Tuesday eve
nings DIR. Conlan, medical partner of
DR.. Holton, attended him. On Monday
it was thought he was better and would
recover. On Tuesday night he rapidly
tailed and expired yesterday morning
about II. A sister of Mr.. KERN and
Mr.. j. j. Fcnton, of Brattleboro, a
young friend of the deceased, came up
Saturday evening and STAYED with him
to the end. On Sunday his mother ar
rived from Middlesex where she re-
sides and yesterday his father came, but
unfortunately, few minutes after his
death. Tie body was placed in a caskct
and taken Oh the afternoon train 10
Brattleboro and from thence 10 Mid
dle,eX.
Mr.. KERN was quiet young man of
good character and universally esteem
ed, not only by his railroad friends,
but by all who knew him. In this
place, where he had made many ac-
quaintances, his death is much regret
ted.
"Witness, l believe yop said you
were saloon-keeper"
"Ycs, sir"
EDO you know the prisoner at the
barr"
swell, that depends. When he has
the money about i'm do, but when he
wants it put on the slate I don't.