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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

t,Is a wel-known TACT thAI nIu71 People use TOO
lad and other grease in their cooking, and that
many cases Of dyspepsia are due to this cause. Who
teaches us how to curtal the Use Of shortening
"a bsnefaetor to bis race, II sseI' almost ineredi-
he but it is nevertheless true .na' delicious biscuit
ean be made without lara OF p1I'.r II you will use
Pfoi a'r md sweet milk, most delicious result
dinaIy h,aiped, The biscuit WIZ be exceedingly light
WI tspdsr and eau be eaten hot WITH impunly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

Ths action of the Chinese VI ceroy and min.
- LUZ ~ cont contributing $500 to the Grant mon
's'el !" Snnd ia more Christian than q
S .%sstben" rebuke to the nation that has pro-
n lsssd thsir race alone, out of ali the world.
s snors,srv Bayard's acceptance Of the gift as
oe' .,o1ijanoe of widespread human sympa-
a. witb the American people would cause
10y S. w,s smile 10 break over the placid
: s.s snT Of the oriental d'plOnats, were il
I ~. Sbst the Chinese are among tue politss
oaoDle in the world.
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mirh r..tInnn,nI.

BRArrLEBoRo, W., Dec 80, s5.
Dear Doctor: I wish TO return you my hes IT.
thanks for the great service you have rendered me t
hitting glasses 10 my eyes that have given me new
sight aud real pleasure. have been greatly troubled
to md the proper glasses which would answer my
want, but now am able to do my work again, aud
eau see At distance perfectly we'll In short my
eyes arc improved wonderfully. / can, with the Ut
most confidence aud deepest gratitude, recommend
DR.. Meyer a. q master Of bis profession.
MRS NJ. ]. oBER,
II Green street.
cheerfullS corroborAle the above statement
REM OBER.
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DUNHAM Bros
BOOTS HAVE WON THE VIC
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POSSESSION OF THE FIELD.
We Invite Comparison and Defy
Competition!
The Instant and Electrical Success Of our
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due TO solid merit In these
goods.
FORGET

Those 400 HdHd-iS,,rcd Frcnch Kids!
Their Styie charms he eye, their Ut
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d,tm Withia The means of he most Geo
no7nicdL
Warm Winter Slippers dHd Od Ia
dis COmfOrts aitpdys IN Stock
Fine Fronch Kids spccialfV
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-.. Phon,x for 1850.

IN accordance with our usual custom We orr ine
D ranix 10 New Subscribers for the balaneeoi 'hls
w. Cree-making the price from this date tY'An' l.
IL, 81 so, the regular yearly price.
Eew subscribers, and all subscribers VIZ pay ~
aaance. are entitled to either Good s-eer OF
On County Home for one year q payment '
ofSl5 cents additional, or to the TtTSo
per, for -. v0u.lDo,,n
=" ",.. s..D,.rsi nancy publBhed al Man
ahpNery .'n ne ssn, 10 All advane paying sub
enq'er' " NJ "' - an ra..a IN addition to the
ouo M phoaniT or a. 10 Or both papers
IestAI Pi lls,N =, ,ha no..on WEEKLY JOur'
nnlgill be sent to adyance-payinR SuoS''i'''' ~
the eming year for S2.40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

was an agrble surprise to the larg,
siience and Il greted the happy couple
th hearty won.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01
DR.. MEYER

Has an Optical Institute Ithaca, N " and Is trav
cling through the United States for the purpose OF
making known bis theory to the American public.
DR.. Meyer comes here well recommended IN the
highest terms of praise by numerous certificates from
the most eminent Physicians, oculists, divines aud
the most prominent men of our country.
have examined the most Of the lenses Of Dr. A. Meyer
aud give it belief that he is entire master OF
his art as an optcian. He was able TO demonstrate
thr adaptabilty Of his lenses 10 almost If not all dis
orders Of the vision not depending upon organic dis
eases II lie furthermore belief that be Is can,
of being humbugged who may trust his opinion. The
credentials In his possession are from persons oil
| csaracter and respectabilityi quite number are
know 10 US, ard we can FOQch Tor their stAhuuB III
/ the medical profession
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

Tn.phmp,. clubs with the Ney York Weekly Tri-
bune $3.50 for the two paper9one year tno
bunes the product of strongioree oil 'he orsn'ss'
and bst pens of the day, the writer's resps0'ss 20
ing e1,erts in their own hed Of pons'-' No.
,stnrs &C. II prints two ages week OF gooa Ss'i
,ulnSi Information, al the general news aus issi
great variety of interesting speeiAl features -
h WilI1riut series OF war stoIles.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

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cheorfuny corroborate the above staten
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

am using pair Of DR.. Meyers Rock Crystal ey'
glasses and mud them very pleasant 10 the eye hay
examined his endorsements and testimonials given
many Of them by the most eminent medical men 10
the country; therefore take pleasure In adding N
commentator to theirs. GEO. Il. GALE, NJ. d.
BrattlebOro VI, Dec. 81, S5.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

DIR. MEYER BRATrLyBORo, VT.
DEAR sIR; II gives me pleasure TO add my nauf
to the weight Of hundreds Of others TO your weearu
ed and deserved reputation. Since my daughter ha
commenced using the glasses furnished by you sh'
huda her eyes very much improved. She eau reat
and write with ease and comfort I heartily recon
mend All who suffer from impaired sight to call on
you. Very Respectfully,
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Greyy Re-Elec,.d,

Francois Jules P. Grevy Ths on Monday
cheated President of the french republic
NV a majority of 1856 on the Sln' vote of the
Ssnate and Chamber Of Depu pes acting as a
national assembly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

d Iotbrop & Go. have issutd handsome
"a doI,sr s5ition of The Peth phone Name"
: aI hriSSt fresh picture of New England life.
1Sa sood Deacon Badger, the fry DE- Pill
cher H the kind-hearttd' gossiPslng Samantha,
the busybody Mrs. Bassett, ane the irreprsss-
lille child Bobby Jane, seem Z to be studies
fron life.
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have carefully examined the credentials Of DR..
Meyer aud cbeerfuly endorse him as one Of the hrs
IN the optical profession, aud using his glass
e., have hesitation OF recommending bis servce
10 those " no need them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

The friends Of Rev b. +. Tuck n IA
donation at the parsonage Wednesday J.
noon aud evening" 23d inst. About NOR.
TOOK OF the supper, and they left vitlse
worthy pastor about $50 in money aud er
The Baptist society had Christnsle zee
AT the church on the evening OF the HI. 1t
was laden with useful aud ornamental jts.
ps?d the accompanying exercises vera ,iro-
~ ~ thla lnl.-ELln rnndernh On IL. y, -.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

VH1TT OuIlTI77" n W1nI.13-l7a'-
- N, words of cheer
ohRster enrolled in mine ear,
Irntl the fountains Of my will
I,rote bounds and tears niue eyes did OIL
while Mem'ry's muse peopled the air
with wondrous visions, bright aud fair
perfumes from mAny-scented howers,
Kinely oaks and verdAnt bowers,
Grand old mountains, blithe, bubbling streams
stretch before me like fairy dreams.
Faces and cherished forms arise
ont OF the mist that Aims mine eyes;
Haloa Of light these loved ones surround
Touch the minds key board with solemn sound
The minor and major together blend
Ina quiy'riug chord that can never end,
MAcFEE
St Louis, Mo.
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TAEEWS ~ BRIF

A RI r.,, = md and
y on sSIAty-si5 e. Neu YofI. 10 n. \, plemen'
ehJ' IIouse 81 oroerpisd ty P,tricI B,,. is
x, vas lrl to toe ground an Ct,.s ptnnh9t
Isrs. ne IAN fe IL bed Al ibs nm e u
the Ieu- hr0hus and Mar 80 2, ~ ys-.--d
non tespect d persisted ID NJ. 49,. eeaIivS
lat oogles p iouud 10 tbe nun, - h' VIZ
and ~ bc4'rek we're sf,e,,in -
bis -,oHcstnis Eve base r, ~ bearipst
Of H. -. IRE dfs slli' for the patients - lninsted
to Ne spe ~ county hospital mi ~, y ~ me
"a fs.. al.-ldles'eaug6t afe dn,in, ) y eh.pel
T. a1surp' Over so per.oss ,nt ~, rs
Df | Suet accident occurred IT. - 80 me-
. ,.enl.sFlCAed, and "Ssnta cl-s.' - 80 the
= ,s;lrSugh TIE crowd 10 me- ~ = u eesusht
: a. trnuulehly a wreath m eotSri III. sntire
, trsss5 ~. Andle, and Almo.t 49, W. Tue
/ gaTnts, o9utenis were A pvr,sti = Miare and
az o. .. nose neIt to tbs ~ - 'fnre the
RON Vs. sualed to the door i'm -, one with |
| NJ s,,i nal tmptitd Of the c,os4 ;" drenched |
tbs eIo,bis usher subdued M sI1f ~. s5o per-
| 1.ss WI. which had eauebt A.. 80 AZ most
! 1srs slight. nur', b."
r tsi5' Sunday morning d,,:s NOMINAL s,1aS
\ -Tba -, io's ta 900, insnf,l,ou Ind Albany
road eavins Train over % I'D J serious &C
eident early supdsHn At 1880, Pslhsnnlle, New
az New Haven siatist II nii aes,, nlatform
90 N. ~, Ile wind blew tssssSSmotire aud mail
nd MOO which thres .%bSn kusnt killing
.ine nrrInap -. uohh q big II n the nail clerks.
rise,.n.sA ua VIC unding ssse',ss brlnh Of tbs en-
stopped Just 90 ~ sayed
tlneiit ~ ~ Passengers yer Ii oomn.ny
The ofaSiaN Aof The susqassndioel he bodies Of
il not given up the hope o. tticokel I, and new
70 resSR the fat" spot in about hss weeks
,arrtec o0Is and bleh tide swept We New ErB-
o sa F,sdsS night aud s1uidAy % ~,
y 49,, ,,rsst dsmses. The ola 'n uee
!, uUus snd.,nsyE Of the Aectlln was o'oT ~
~ IA Ms Aiics sampson eot1 'tor on AZ
Z, anu MS .s cSushed 10 deAlp lhdeI "
'ntAsket beach the uAm1 and buildlla connected
NAntasket was dainAss s,e cruHhed{ The piazza OF
IN tue hoctland caie ,yent away an the basement
e CROCKETT House vs. s,rntture hqltsd about and
u submerged aud tnS - raiiroad trA Fl was washed
lAshed. Ihe NahIa Ntnot's ledgl light WAS com
ray IN several place. md presented be appearance
etely covered "itn ~. storm vas mi more sever'
huge ICEBERG There was lstous loss o
an that IN NoNehue si,rm extendee Lrth 10 Now
Gotta, 80 ar,F DIV "a ,,,rts .
One Of the boilers OF .u tar'ise 6rc. Nv NOR
obie Ala, exploded WIZ east I'D Kesi walls i
~ morning, blowing gu. Stied or hrg1sly bnrt
hiding. Eight men were ~ oonI in.-,,t,.,s !.
-Gainstown, Ala, Village "a IL N,,,i1a ~ Al
ne Alabama river. 60 mlies nt,ing 6HIisb -
ids for the distinction OF ~. 80 1r,rji - ",
punishment Of the mluuo ass IA ',1 a.nb ~
espateh from Mobile, AleAanI" Go,s ",
rutaily murdered Miss CAtIe sD1 Az ',,asnno
AZ 18th was chained TO lIeo 80, n "a l ~
mel spot where the crime was hit1 ~ S ~ SO"
nrned to death by eroWd OF Nn'..I SUI o'AoAs'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

Important discoveries Of tin ore have lately bee
made in the Blue Ridge region OF Virginia.
GROUP, wHoOPINa COUCH and bronchitis IN
mediAtey relieved by Bniloh's Cure
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01
Deaths.

In Braltlaoro, Dec. %, Lizzie O.,
W. Milton aud Abbie II. FArroW, mos. d
In BrAttlel1ro, Dec. 25, sherman 7. ~
In Putney, Dec. "a, WIN. 3. Aplin, g ,l Il
In TOwnghAd, Jan. !, Mrs. Obadiaf " -.
In Dummet on, Dec. %, Asa ID. G3s-hn =
MONTHS m enber Of the 10th YerHtt ,....,s
In New Yort, Dec. %. Isabel HOfi s'..srs
II. II. and thellte Louise Holister, ke1 !, T.
In Bernardsbn, Mass, Dec. n, ans -
Joel Dewey, 81 so
In Northhelt Mass, Dec. -, YlAm .
"a. n.,,.tS
In Wiucheste n. H., Dec. ~ Mrs ~. M
wife OF +. b. Ibnett, 90 yearFilo mol'''
Greenfield, Md
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FpOyT OF % CONDITION OF TIE

Total. s.-. ~ nj itsn, As:
STATE or VERMONT, Coityoi WIN ahAn ai,oye-pamed
bank 40 soIsmniy swearAat the above statement is
true 10 the best OF my kuEeege aud 9sEs, c,shier
Subscribed and sworn dote me TINS WV
December, 1885. -, ,,o,,rv public
WILLIAMs s. MWroN, Notary i'''''
CoRREoT-Attest: l.
T,J.B. CUWORrH, p'''''''
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Ned ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR sAIlPLYbUrH ROckS-A,
sns lot Of Alsts sn1 Cockerels. Also s''u
Business Horses L. - ,.otrs VI
J. A. AXANhhi oulhotu
Observation-Disclosures is hereby CIV,
I J en- maj me aielgned have this dsy eI ~ ~
,Sto eonsTtnsrsbiN II 6cceed the business o. ~. -
vsn Dpo,r 4 SOL ler the arm name Of van po''n
n' fLBRIDGE II. van DOohN'
BRED ID. MORRIS.
Rrattleboro. we. 81, IS. j"
All pppaoN h-hg claims against the ss'-'e %
No. r Vs. 6orss notified TO present tue sAui'
to me at oneel 80, ,,oooN EXECUTOR.
HlBRILA H. VAN DoohN' ENee-
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In Putuey, Dec. %, At the home Of the bride. Id
Rel N. ID. Parsons, Mr. Ezra y. Pierce aud Miss Adj
N. Fuller, both Of Putney.
b windhAm, Dec. is, Mr.. Charles =. simopds and
mss Clara A. Lake, both OF SAItobs River.
10 South Londonderry, Dec. "a, by Rev W. X
whit Mr.. Geo. Chadwick Of Peru to Mas Elsie HA I
OF south Londonderry. !
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

vYsr puNMERsroE, W., March 10, IS.
oot instant relief from using Thorn's
pU,F OINTMENT. Been troubled with
Pies for over year. Have employed ply
sioaps aud tried almost every known rem
edv without help. cheerfuly recon-
mend Thorn's OINTMENT to every one
,ybo "A troubled with this complaint.
ALBERT W. BTIcKEEY.
BE sure aud get the Eennine prepar-
Guy lib. THORN,
Pharmacist, ils MAin-st.,
BFtttleboro, W.
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Births.
@arrtaafs.

10 Keene, n. H., Dec. rs. a daughter to Mr. an
Mrs Frank \. Bellows.
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-The i.u a'asd am meet with Mrs. ].
@. Wee.rc, N Wednesday afternoon,
and adl Is hall in the evening.
-Ela.. ., sun will preach in the
ohaPsl O;30 A. NJ. and 1850
u NJ
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VIVA, We. ma a..

~ % friend on receipt Of" Bratflsboro IN Pros,
and HeTsc.'1
u vas thinking. love. Of thee,
zee, wee bird dew in to me,
lng my heart with melody.
ang soft, low, cooling strain
,fFee'ly twas almost pain
listen 10 its pure refrain
y-gone days, Of earthly Stsiu,
Z soul's strife In LIES hesv, .in.
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i y ngbtm. -.
% South HAlifaI. Dec. ~, by Jed sianf.. ny
bard J. Houston 10 Lillian, daughter oi j. spu4
all OF Sheburne Fails.
In Greenfield, Mass, Dec. 20, by Rev. anei Y.
Hon, Charles Henry Oaks and Mary A. Wa
Of Brattleboro. 90
In westmorelAnd, n. H., Dec. %, GE.etl
ClAhin, Mr.. James Z. MoOrs Of Keeue o. -
lie NJ Slreeier Of WestmOreland. N
In Bellows Falls. Dec. a. by Rev. A. ~ I
Eugene Munroe Of Worcester, Mass, NJ
Eddy Of Bellows Falls. -.
In Bostot, Dec. %, by Rev. Minot J. sir-' ~
II. DickinsCh Of Boston aud Stella NJ. Lnn
lows Falls.
In West spckbridge, Mass Dec. %. }! Al
Curtis, DR.. 4. l. Miller Of DummerS1i
Belle Boyutsn Of West sookbridge.
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SCd lps' ." BASED hi
Z S1r ca, = term Of . (
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Phi on o. ss
| A safe, s'd ' TiG'' ,iIs.
Iymedy for
isyafches, SOD ! and the
one trial ,0f ng snrvive.
rs o6ects a
cs 25c an 10
S-E11.i ~. |A nine ySars,
49, be ankle to
yv on The ice
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va u have returned
a ~ . Of Bella b. Brig
| 60 Q gssha 10 Aun ArboT law
i z md vAsa 70 Ina Michigan bar
Nav, left Ome point ~ the
d EedDfsdl foIt b. Mr.. Brigham
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M toSts..i siAy ssule in will not be
by his Ise1oe. bu can rest assured
u,iu 6tD ia him true advocate
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

Ind Lecturer on the Human Eye
and SpectdcJes.
OptIeIan from Many Instructions, and
from n OspISala and Eye InfrmarteH'
large stock of his French Glasses and Rock Crys-
tai Imp oved spectacles Superior TO any other III
use constructed accordance with science and phil
osophy of nature admirably adapted TO the organs Of
sight perfectly natural to the eye, anordng alto
gether best help to the natural vision ever In
vented.
Used only by Dr.. Meyer, Spectacle and Optical
manufacturer Of Periscopc, PAntOscopic, Prismatc,
Cylindrical Protectors Goggles and Mica spectacies.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-01

u buying catfll
loodnow Of Bo To-
a. Mr.. Morses's
yoke, IL hayiIp1s,
OF A. b. Fisbee
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Market Reports.
Wn,nun-n UnIon II,. n,noL mnrL

BOSTON, Dec. 2s.-Market active; prices irm
No. Ohio is arm at 36a37c h.. Michigan X, 29a3Ic
Sales Of medium At 2la2sc for uuwashed. Puliet
woods have sold At 27a3sc.
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Northampton-Jss. DUNLAP, c. Seymour, M. d, ]. B.
Learned, L. B. Parkhprst, o. o. hober.si NJ. D., Q.
Kuowton, W. NJ. TroW, J. n. Fay M D., Geo. d.
Thayer, c. W. Cooper, Gen. J. y. OTIS
Holyoke-I f. Holestone, n. u, j. y. OConner,
N. h., G. Blodgett, NJ. D., @. N. Circuit d. d.
Greenheid- A. c. Dean, MD, A. &. Walker, NJ D.
W. s. Severance, NJ. d.
Chicago, HIP. II. Sheridan, 1dertepsnt aeneral
U. IS. A., Hon. Lyman Trumbul, Hon. 9oln fafNehi
ex-senator, Hon. Emery A. storrs'
Utica, N. Y.-Hon. Francis keiTnSn' ~.
Syracuse University Prof. Of physic and ehsmi.its
Ithaea-Judge Douglas Boardman, Judge MAfeot
Lyon, II. W. Sage. - az, -, -
Frank Paddock, NJ. D., W. NJ. Wentworth, NJ d., WA
NJ Mercer NJ D., Edward S. Francis, cashier Puts
field National Bank, Charles Bailey, NJ D., Dr. "oou'
run, NJ. ID. . o,., G,
North Adams-Homer Bushnell, NJ. D., orland
Brown NJ D., j. n. Matte, NJ. D., George T. Law
| renee NJ D.. George X. Simpson, NJ. D., II. j. MIL
| lard, NJ D., S. L. Hodge, Hon. Foster Swift NJ d
/ Hodge.
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Fenaia for coming.i
PIRATE aSd ~ Itey
nome feeliig W. SeVe,
The u tiScleiy Las rsls>
;ssn for re-Onths, With ~, u Ou
Jug IT. Il lag been needed
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Henry Tucker, NJ. D., d. p. Webster, NJ. D., D. p.
Dearborn, NJ. D., Rev. P. Cunningham Q. a. Miles,
Wells s. Frost, Mrs. Geo. i. seleeki Mrs. hannloal
Hadley George Gale, NJ. D., +. G. Pettee, Dentist,
Rev BENJAMIN Ober, Mrs. James FISK Mrs. benJa-
min Ober M +. GoOdhue, EnOs White, Mrs. Jennie
White Mrs. ID. W. Hunt, A. O. davenport
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NeWfane.


10.
les after Mrs. NJ L. Edmnser Of Petauma Cal eontem-
y a VISIT to Michigan IN the spring. Mes. Fream
expect - founded, rock but for want Of such
Wealth ~ no INTO side bill IN Difference
Eva among the elements. DR.. C. L. Severance,
,sanon by marriage" Of Fayetteville has moved
THE S'Desl sss MIR Mi pa a1 .
IuINT Gates o.. eyed N msron Of one Of the cot
WIN sbe1re fysd win g'i ass ws sa. S SoI
lro cre, ytoiantccrs Co. BEdH ia tie ioat,IiRSss
H. b." 55eid tie =. and D. htesiae,na.t e y,
A funsar191 leaves espeq LG"a and Gn Of.
lf srsGie SaS ys,s'ordss, bot follow t Sts
n anIe6orooo n Dor Of anendlhoo .cbiiJswn
III N O. and otbt lowE sosd. BY a re- =
snk dD+tvis wIshboriSoSaaiiols tS p01 b b
Re Justice leg isSfeSd TIE towns. ~ , ,a
GA in Si5S99 on On ileE, wss 1,olet I'M, i aS
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were making rapid progress and becoming a
powerful principality, Russian intrigue
drove him from the throne and introduced
anarchy and discord. Since then the Car
through his agents has been seeking to re-
duce the country to level Of Russian de-
tendency. Had the powers not interfered
this would have been accomplished.
If, therefore, the retirement of Kaulbars
and the consuls meant that Russia was to
let Bulgaria severely alone for the future, the
Bulgarians would have every reason to con-
graduate themselves. But it probably means
no such thing. What it means and all it
means is probably this: that Russia has
been baked for the present by the attitude
of England and Austria in her designs, and
has decided to haul off and wait more fav-
orable opportunity. Meanwhile Russian
agents will probably continue to haunt Bull.
garia, sowing seeds of discord and rebellion,
working to create plausible pretext for Q
Russian protectorate over the country
Russia has not abandoned its prey; it is
only waiting for a more favorable opportun
ity to pounce upon it.
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