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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-02-05
EDDY, West BrattIebOru, Vt.
Card to my Friends and Customers.

Wholesale and Retail Agent for Middle and Southern
Part Of Windham County. 4447
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-02-05
CELERY COMPOUND

Tor s1Vui and may be obtained OF every WhOless
retail druggist in the United States OF the pro-
NJ. X. PAINE, Windsor
10 To introduce The Celery CompOT
places 5rheye dealSrJ DO not haze Il IN Slock
receipt Of two dollars, send two bottles to any
in New England, securely packed and express
pad, TO your nearest express ofice.
A. G. FISHER, General Western Age
Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21
One Of Artsmus Ward. Prs sks.

Half dozen OF his associates were sit.
ting one day in his room at tho village
hotel where he boarded, when an old
woman drove mp 10 the store opposite with
a pair Of donkeys "a jack and jenny
hitched to little wagon. Jack was tho
noisiest brute In the country. He had .
voice worse than the handle OF . town
pnmp on frosty morning, and was proud
Of IL. In minute bis tail rose TO hori-
zontal his nose was thrust forward, his
lips parted aud the beast blew his Internal
blast. A second and third time II was
repeated. Artemus quietly thought that
the thing must DO fred," and dis
appeared from the room. He went over
and appeared to make careful inspection
Of the fore wheels Of the wagon, the har-
meas and the hitch-up. aud came back
saying that the donkey was all right; ths
brute must have made mistake about
something. Presently there were indicA.
tions OF movement on jacks part; the
neck was extended, the lips curled and
tho tail rose--to pivotal point and no
further. The trumpet didn't sound. Jack
thought there was a mistake somewhere -
hssitated reflected, and tried 1t again.
The front part, somo Of 1t, was all right.
but the equilibrium could not be reached.
After . time another attempt WAS made
aud failed. Jack turned his head sronnd
10 ascertain the cause OF the failure, bat
COUNT see any The fifth attempt to bray
was followed by spiteful kick At Jenny,
but II didn't cut the matter At last he
gave it up and stood at the store door, tho
most detected looking discontented
donkey in existence. MsaDtime Artemus
enjoyed the fun aud discharged . rsttling
fusilade Of pungcnt humor that kept the
whole affair one Of the most ludicrus that
| ever experienced. Artemus had attached
: heave stone TO tho donkey's tail. leaving
just play enough to the cord 10 allow tho
beast TO get bis tail nearly up to ''concert
pitch.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Bill Wilberly. a lawyer. made applios-
tIon to join the Knights Of Labor. "Thoy
won't let you Ia. WilbcrIy", SONS one 70
marked. "Whyr because you ere
lawyer That's against me. ! admit,
but tho master workman Of tho assembly
which l want to join Is great friend Of
mine, aud will do anything 10 help me
along" wllberly WAS admitted. Shortly
sfterwsrd. meeting the master workman
together with number Of other sccuain.
tances. WilberIy said, "Jobn. did you
have much trouble ID getting me in7'
not much" "Objcctions we're raised. Of
course" said Wilberly, gianciog u his
friends. Yes; several men got up aud
objected toyou because you are a Iswysr'
"How did you quiet themf" "WelI, !
says. says I; Boys he sin't lawyer enough
10 hurt nothing and they withdrew their
objections" WilberIy hs. withdraw
from the order
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

spca =, isistisg fosn ~ vAsls burdss
of ths posdsssss nass. n blood rush
a \ tcrsass 70 ny had, asd ! fsls thaI
~ ssssss wess issvisg me-
vssy ssddssly The pressure cesssd.
~ sssscloss q Z wsloons relief dseu
il dssp bsssAh. fsesiy. I moved ny
liahs, sad soasd their liberty no drsau.
The vsisht bed gone.
! raised ~ hand and u encountered
sPacA ! Istagssvsd, ssspiag 70 my issl.
ahs weight ~ slv~ady shove my head,
end Esisios rapidly upward into The dark
nsss Of Tho sbaM A sound Of moving
nssAasism rsasesd NJ from above /
thoushtI ] hssrd ths nurnur Of voices;
men we're novisg in the tower abcvs me.
TIE parppss which bad brosshs them
thess was svideat; they wsrs winding up
tAs cloek.
II vNs not unlil aelswArd that I really
lSasnsA wAsa h6d oeourrsd Tho olock
shosld have bssa wound up ths day b.
aDss; bss'ths No wAas duty n wAs 70
de Vie winding hsd overlooked their work
cad the oversight wss not discovered till
lats 81 night Afraid thst the clock would
run down. and thst they should bs blam-
I'd. they had como 10 The cathedral earlier
than usual 10 rsctify The error Had u
not bssn for their neglect Of duty the
weight would mot have descended nearly
% far - II did toward tho bottom Of the
shaft; while had their visit been delayed
bat little longer. they would asssuredly
have found the clock already stopped :
stopped BY causs which now shudder
TO think Of. Then At that moment Of re-
lief, l thongLt Of nothing clearly. Giddy.
bewildersd. resling with wild sense Of
dslivsrsnoc, the prolonged oppression Of
my soul found vent In loud. long and
ringing cry.
remember little more. aud that con
fusedly. have some dim memory Of IN
Interval Of silence. broken by voices out
side aiy prison; VI the sudden opening Of
The door; Of binding light; Of group
Df several forms without. seem to re-
member also that there we're cries Of won-
asr - staggered from my narrow lodg-
ngs and fell fsinting into the arms Of my
isiiverer. Bat these things are to me as
he shadows OF . dream. The rushing
darkness returned upon me. and for hours
| knew no more.
Suoh 10 the story Of my strange adven-
urs. greatly doubt whether in oil the
'hapter Of sccidsnts in history stranger
'an bs found. ] have already stated
hat its truth islknown TO several per
ons and thst the strict accuracy OF my
Acoount can be uerihed by simple inquiry.
-Aryosy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Ny chill'sn, do ole man has tsabblsd :
long IN weary road 10 reach De present
mile post, an has seen some things dal
an wuth jottin down fur remembrance.
You want 10 take motifs DAT de eloxs cf
. rouge an al honcst man am cut arter Do
same pattern. Doan' accept oulside ap.
peasAucc.
When you hAr man doin greal
deal O talkin' jiss rcmember dat gab Kin
b cultivated. but II takes nAlar' 10 furnish
braips.
lfour prosperity was left 10 Fortune
she'd land nine Of US in the poor house
whar she'd smile on the tenth.
When you hnd q man who Il always
complainin' about his luck you has found
. pusson who nebber helped hisselt 10 do
sarve any
While do world owes cbery man l.biu',
dc world amt to blame il he am too lazy
too hunt fur ii.
A leetle pollyticks am like lectle mus
tard, but itam DO easiest thing in de world
to choke yerself on eithcr.
Do man who spends his time woudorip'
Why coons war made 10 climb trees am
very apt 10 miss good many chances
to knock over rabbits runnin' about HE
feet
Bad company am do halfway s.ashup
between murder and do galus.
When you findla man who's debts doan'
worr. him. you hcv hit upon chap who'd
steal yer mule II you forgot to lock do sta.
bic doah
Doan' be disappointed in your follcr
mems weakness. Somo Of US hev bin whit
tied out Of such green timber dat we warp.
cd In dc sezuniug.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

An instance Of happy rssponss IL
that Of an old southern Judge bat whether
BY courtesy or IN fact. the writer cannot
state = who must have had the faculty Of
quick aud appropriate reply pretty veil
developed, II tho story seIstsd Of him IL
true. He had been . fierce secsssionist;
sad the fact wM not forgotten whsn.
after the var. be reentersd ths political
arena of his native state. Speaking 81
certain pIaes ons evening, 10 the interest
Of bis ova esudldacy Tor congress. some
ons in the andispee. who evidently bed
good memory. Inquired:
Didn's you spssk here Just before tbs
war;
! dill, proudly responded ths jnigs.
And didn't ycu NY w could vbip tho
durosa YArtsss with pop.suns7
did. replied ths ursbHshsd !ndgs; bat
ocnlound EN-. they vorIdn's nstt that
vsyi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21
The old Woman. Gov.

Once upon . time 6t Peter aud St
John we're taking journey through Brit
tAny. They visited evsry house they came
near, rich - we'll y poor; they preached
ia the churches and chapels Of the town
they passed through and sometimes they
preached 10 the market place in the pres
enos Of the townsiolk.
One spring day they climbed . long and
steep hill. The sun was hot aud they
we're thirsty, aad there WAS not drop oI
water to be found. 81. Peter was the most
sanguine Of the two We shall find :
house on the top Of the hill, be said.
When they reached the top they saw .
farm house sheltered among the trees.
A little old woman sat beside the hearth.
stone. and notifar on little child lay
sucking goat.
"Grandmothsr. ssid 6t Peter. will you
be 70 kind - TO give rs little water2
Yes, surely, coed gentlemen. she answer.
ed. readily. ! have plenty Of water--good
water, tco--but have nothing else in the
world.
They drank eagerly, and theS they look
I'd ~ the sucking infant
That 10 not your child. grandmother
said 81. Peter.
No. surely not: but Hove him Is though
be were my own. Ny daughter died 10
giving him birth and / have TO take care
Of him.
Has be . father?
Oh. yes, be has father who goes out to
work every day tos gentleman's house
not far Of; hc gets bis food and eight sous
day. and that is sll We have to live on.
nnsn my husband was alive things were
different; be wss farmer aud had cows
SUD pigs. but oil are gone now.
suppose you bad COW now. said ~.
Peter.
Ali indeed. good gentlemen, suppose
ve bad. We should be happy enough.
though We have no longer any land l
could take the Gov ont aud let II feed
along the rosds and We should have milk
and butter 10 sell on market day. But
what II the use Of supposing: IshsIi never
have COW again.
Never you mind. grandmother, lend ME
your stick minute. said 81. Peter.
~. Peter took the old womans stick |
aui struck Jlow on the broad hearth |
stvus sud, bsluI |, there was beautiful
.trswberry COZ with udden full Of milk.
Holy Virgin. exclaimed The old woman.
bo~svsr did that Gov get here7
W tho srscs u God. grandmother. itis
lor you,
Aud the saints started away.
MAJ Goe creature. said the old LADY
ND Lyw fall she IL Of mix 1 must milk
Der isat where can shs baye come from'
Ju,t firm hittiog stick on tbs hearth
vsone; u.lhing csn be essier tbaa thst
Well, here is the stick and there's 10 the
hearthstons. Al, II I hsd jos: such
l0oshcr coul I wonder II I could bring
,ns BY just hitting ny stick on the
,tOpe
No sooner said than done. and, bsh old,
"a. sprsug sn spormous wolf. which fast
Med on cha COZ snd killed her.
Ous ran tbs old woman sftsr tbs saints.
OsstIsmso. geatIsnsni she erred. quite
,ut ci breath.
whassvss be. hsppeped. grsndmotners
Dsid ~. Peter
Aias. ssrsisnss. ny cor. ny ccsl
Koa hsd hardly left ne when 10 came
suss soIt and sprars upoa my bssutifuI
sosi =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

BAL What bad You dcns arrA good moth.
erf sAid ~ John. very gently
III bit my stick on The h~srthstcue
said ths old woman. hanging her lssa.
The wolf rAme because yon samacasd
~ said 81 Peter, envely. 90 back 10
your house and you viii dad ycsr Gov
safs and sound. but, grandmother. he ~iss
10 future. aad be ccutens With what God
sends you.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

4 nlfY Send 10 cents postage, and "
XIII will mail YOU free royal, valus,
ia ~. sanpls boz q soods tsst
81 once. than anything else 10 America. Beth
ssIss Of ail ages can live ~ home and work q
spare line, OF all the time. Capital not rsquis.
"a. We will start you. Immense pay sure for
thoes Who start 81 once. 6rIxsos 4 Co.. Port
land. Maine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-23
56langenlienie itanb ableits, oerfolgte
b5bni9 @eorgs fpdbenbe Blide unb

S1langenltenie itanD abletts, perfolgte
b5bnii6 @eorss fpdbenbe Blide unb
la1te.
Ser pbotograpb, ben @eorg fraste,
mo- bie &leine geblieben iein m69te,
tonnte ibm feline Nusfunft geben.
9as 8olt oelfrie9t ii@, man tpeiB
nidt no es bleibt. @s 1T, als Oh Die
grbe iie periblingt. Nber Sic piro
i6on tDieoerfommen. 8erlieren sic nur
ni6t bic 8ebulo.
Die @ebulb berliere i9 niebt, ertpiz
berte 8org. I6er i'd babe feine 3eit 5,1
perlieren. Sd muB 3u meinen 9euten
unb meiner 9eeroe 3uriid. Wir tpuuen
ble 9eerbe nod bor Sonnenuntergang
auf bas ienieitige ufer bringen. 9as 1T
eine languiertge Mrbeit, unb es 1T fir
mid bic bobite 3eit, an ben Muf6ru6
au benfen. Wenn Sic MaDo ieben, 10
Iagen Sic ibr, baB id lie ermnrte; unb
Denn fie nidt fnmmt, fon1me i1 auf
benz &iidmege gu ibr. uno tpenn i'd
lie wie0er balte, ioll iie mir 10 leidt nidt
mieber enttpii6en. Sas i9lanfe Mab=
den bat es mir anaetban!
@eOrg briidte Dem @lndugisen bie6anb
ftieg auf fein Bferb unb trabte babon,
mdbrenb bic Snbianer uno Babnarbeis
ter bem &eiter na9i9auten.
guf ieiuem &i4te fonnte @eorg an
ni9ts Nn6eres als an bas Mdb6sn bens
fen. 3um eriten Mal ging er nit einem
getDtf1en unmlQen an feline harte Wrbeit.
Iber bas l1eberieBen Der pferbe ma6te
ibm bod biel gu f6affen, baB Die Sopqe
oor ben rauben 5orberungen Der BHlbt
einifmeilen in ben 0intergrunb riiden
mubte. Nm Wbenb aber, na6 getbaner
Nrbeit, als er ii6 miibe auf Der iiber ben
Sanb gelegten Oede ausffredte unb in
bic unenbli9e 96be binauffarrte, ba
ba traten bic grlebniffe bes Sages
nit tpunberbarer S9drfe tpieber Dor
ieine Seele, unb er freute fi9 bonn ganz
sen 9er3en. pluto bate fib bor ieinen
5iiBen gelagert.
(Gortfesuns foIst.)
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Teras.

Ser befannte Sol. NIbbel Smith
in Souiton. Der sur 3eit prdibent Der
uniberiit1tssB BebDrbe mar, TT geitorben.
Nuf geraulafung bes @Duperneuys
finb bic 0interbllebenen bes 8eritOrbe=
men erlu9t moroeu, feline 2ei1e auf
benz 9taats Grieobofe in Nultin beers
bigen gu lahen.
- Der 5taotratb bon Nuifin bat
$3.50 Selobnuug fir Die @ntoeduug Ell.
mes nd1tll9en &dubers ober M0roers
ousseieBt. Sin semifer 2udie bean=
fpra9t nun oiefe 8elobnung. neil er
bic 8erbaftung oes Sad @pombs perans
laBie. Das 8erbrenen oehelben bdngt
inbeB nibt nit ben Morbtbaten in 9lu.
fin 3ufammet1 llub oesmegen perpeigert
Der Stabtratb bic Nussabluns Der Bee
lobnung. Sudle pertlaste oarauf Die
Stabt.
= Die Cotton gompreB in Muffin
bat udbreno oieler Saiiou 10000 Bal
len gepreBt.
Sm Oeloubere Sotel su Sort
Wortb itarb 6rau 2om Wtarr an 8ranbs
ipunben, bic lie bur1 bic @rplOlion Ell
ner Gampe unb oas @ntsiinben ibrer
&leiber erbielt.
- Die 2ei9e bes peritorbenen DIFF
bel Smith wurbe in ber itdbiiGen 0al
le 3u 9Oult0n aufgebabrt unb am %.
sur 8eeroigung mad 4uitin gebra6t.
= Nus benz @ountpgefdngniB in
Spler itnb 4 Criminal 8erbrefer aus=
gebro9en. Ser @efdngniBmdrter mar
gum @hen gegangen unb bate bic Ges
fangenen i'm @orriDor gelafen. 9ier
befano li9 nod bas Sod in Der Mauer
bur9 tuel1es f9on einmal 8erbre9er
entfloben tparen unb bic 4 erwdbnten
Terbre9er benuBten oafielben ebenfaQs,
um ibre Greibeit gu erlangen.
- Ser Jarbige Srpin Murrab in
8eorgetoiuH, Der feline Grau ermorbet
bate, tDurDe i'm bortigen Siitrittgeri9t
gum Sooe perurtbeilt.
= gu 2ebanon in Der ytdbe BON
Ylano wurbe Sames &obman in einem
Brunnen bon Stidtoff @as iibertpdl=
tigt. Wfan aog i'm beraus, als er ie>
bod nabe bem &anbe bes 8runnens
mar. itiirate er tuieber binunttr. 3mei
Mdnner, bic fi9 barauf in ben Bruns
men binablieBen wurben ebenfaQs be-
tdubt. Oo9 gliidte es, lie fouie aud
2ooman 5u retten. 2ebterer l6eint in
beB innerli6e 8erleBungen baoon ge.
trageH au baben.
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Gin ,,tiloer Neis

ipiro ben @ieren unb Der SarnblaIe burd
Soffetter'S Magenbitteres bel.
9sbra9t, peldeS GUT llebertpinbung ber Starr.
belt oiefer Sreane iebr niblib iit. Ni9t nur,
oab es ibnen mebr 2ebbaftisfeit einH0st, oer.
leibt ibnen bieies ausseseidnete Stdrfunss.
inittel mebr Strait nnb iebt fie in Stanb bic
ibnen BON Der gatur auferleste abnibenbe
5unftion beS SinauSfdaifens beifo beiIer gu
erfiillen. Da iie iiberbies Der &anal fir bas
@ntueiden getpiiIer 1lnreinbeiten aus ben,
8lute finb, 70 pirb surd ibre Stdrfuns uno
gefunoe Gnresung ibre gfibli9feit bermebrt
Bel gewifien franfbaften 3uitdnoen bie1er mid.
ttsen Srsane berfallen fie in eine grdsbeit,
pel4e Der sranfbeit poraussebt. 9Sas olfc
tam bienli9er 'ein al8 etne Nranei, tpel9e iie
aus ib.er 6aulbeit au sr0berer gbatisteit treibtl
@s siebt feline sefdbrIidsren 2ranfbeiten ola
bieienisen, welfe Die gtteren angtifen, unt
cine arsnsy pel6e Die @efabr abipenoet, folIte
bod gei@dsG perOen.
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Sans g. 3eaeuer

Gu m B erparb an SDuitonitraBe;
Sab, Soor unb 8linO GaetorD
an QDenue s. 2iefert ale @rteu Don
. a u B 0 Is, 8rettern unb S1inbeln
gu ben niebrigifen preiien unb fiibrt in
ieiner S6neioefabrif ale Nuftrage fir
Sbiiren, 6eniterrabmen, Saloulien &c.
&C. prompt aus. 8auunternebmer unb
8auluitige MAIDEN mir daf bic @tabliiz
fements beg 9errn 9egener biermit be-
ionbers aufmerfiam. [9,785, nil
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Oie M6nabme in ber Nusfubr 1T meiif
Der farfen cana6if6en goncurreus auz
aui6reiben.
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@mrft! @aua,paaren!

@rocerpbdnbler uno Speiiepirtbe
bonn 2anbe m69ten mir einbringlif
oarouf aufmertiam MAIDEN. baB mir
fGr Die Gabrifation DON Wurif unb
&au6maaren umfangreibe @orbereis
tungen getroffen baben unb in Stanb
gefeBt finb, alien Nnforberunsen @e=
niige Bm letiten. Wir geben @arantie
fiir CUTE Waare unb reelle 8eblenung.
Die 3ubereitung itsbt unter unierer per-
f0nli6en 2ettuug. Senbet Cure 8e=
ftellungep BET 3siten ein.
W m. 8 sfling & 6 obn,
1,1Ow1l 511 Nuenue 6.
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- Sie &dfe= Nusfubr Ser Ser.
Staaten. Cine uns borliegenbe @tati=
PIT Der &die. .&usfubr aus BEN Ser.
Staaten feit 1920 ldBt erfeben, baB
oleielbe itb mie fOlgt enttpifelt bat:
Sm Sabre 1920 betrug fie 766, ,431
yfuno; 1880, 688, ,241 ; 1910, 723. .217;
1850. 13>020,817; 1860, Is, ,515, 799;
1870. 81 ,296,32 unb 1880, .127, $685.
1872 pfunb.
Sdfefabrifen tpurben in BEN Ser.
Staaten erit i'm Sabre 1860 gegriinbet
uno ieit oamals bat bic idbrli9e Nus=
fubr einen INNER er6Beren nmfang anz
9enommen. S1t ben leBten fiinf Sab
rem re- mar bic 4usfubr na6 @epi@t unb
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0iefe Snee.

bab bic 2ente mad Colorado, gieu @terifo unb
benz @eiten seben, nm Die S9winoiu9t gu er.
leidtern, 1T gar nidt n0tbis. Sober berniinf.
tise Mann tpiirbe Or. 8olanfo's Sufeu. uno
9unsen Sbrup in bem erften @rabe ber
SdminDfudt sebrauden. gs 1T unfeblbar in
allen Gdllen bon 9uften @rfdltunsen, 8ron.
ditis, Sdmeraen in Der 8ruit unb aller Snmp.
tsmen, ipelde alS Bcrlaufer Der S9pinbiu6!
9elten RreiS 80 Gents uno $1.0O. @ertaufi
bel s. &alteber &; Son.
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2ln Sas reiienbe Yublifun.
Gin Dollar geipart, lit ein 9ollar ber,
6iert,

VIZ Ouuu( 1elpulti W et1t Quuul uelS
bieut.
Wenn Sbr 3eit unb @el6 fparen
tpolt, itelgt i'm Gentral 9otel, am Naim
pla5a, ab. @s 1T ein biliges unD 5us
berldiiiges 0otel, mo- Sbr ausge3ei9nete
Soft unb ale oenfbaren 8equenli1feiz
ten fiir $1-$1.5O pro Sag erbalten.
StraBenbabn in ut1mitteIbarer Ndbe.
Omnibuhe na6 BEN 8abnbofen. Ses
legrapb= unb Selepbon 8erbinbung.
Sm 9auie befinbet ii6 Die Office Der
yDrne, Comfort uno Jrie6ri6sbnrg
pottutI6en. Jriibitiid Dor ser 9lbz
Iabrt. @olOnel S. N. Sater fiibrt bas
9otel feit IL Sab,en unb bat itets bic
3ufrieoenbeit Ielner &unben seerntet.
Ser grOBe 8erfebr bon Seutl9en bas
felbf lest 3eugniB baDcn ab.
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Die
WobentIitbe Treie Mreffe
erf9eint
ieben DOnneritas
unb fritet
$3.50 bas Sabr Ober $1.25 far 6
Wpnate in gOruusbesablans.
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9. %. @aiI&Ir, ber Same,
Der beriihmten Sabatsfirma,
Stebt auf iebem ibrer pdd6en,
Gbenlo Die 0anoelsmarfe;
8er tie na@abmt, fdat in Strafe-
Woua9 mdnniSli@ gu a6ten.
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Woh6pm ia 5o;+ noro,,,,o+

= Na6bem i6 felt geraumer 3eit
bduiig Songaline antpenbe, 10 pernag
i'd bafelbe als Elm auberldfliges Mittel
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ter fi6 la1enb.
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California.
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= Gin pfun6 bon @eorg Oullnigs
2afee 1T 10 oiel Dertb als 5mei Yfuno
irgenb eines anoern i'm Wiartt befinb>
li6en.
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caused both Matthew Arnold and the
historian Froude to change their opin-
ions about the United States, ought to
have been enough to put Sir Henry
Maine on his guard to an extent that
would have tempered some of his
assertions and conclusions. For in
stance, and there are many such in Sir
Henry Names book, he says, in speak
ing of the United States as a sample OF
democracies: "There has hardly ever
before been community in which the
weak have been pushed SO pitilessly to
the wall" Sir Heny Maine does not
tell US in what manner people in the
United States have been "pushed SO
pitilessly to the WALL" and we know not
where to find the facts in American
history which will warrant such CON
clusion. There is not a shadow of
doubt that the American people will
persist in their present idea of popular
liberty and the use of the ballot in spite
of Sir Henry Names theory of his
torical encouragement.
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PERSONAL.

The Mexican Government continues
still to pay pensions to descendants of
Montezuma, amounting to $7,rI3.9b
namely $3,So5,I4 to Count Miravalle
and his three sisters, $3,3o883 to Mar
iano Ortiz de Zarate and Doha Carmen
Garcia Trevilla.
Mrs. Crawford, the divorcee in the
Dixie case, is very pretty women, as
is her sister, the widow of Ashton
Dixie, Sir Charles brother Sir
Charles first wife was also a remarkably
beautiful woman, an Irish lady, a Miss
She'll. He has an only son by her,
now twelve years old.
Charles Stewart Parnell may well
make and unmake ministries, He is
lineal descendant, in the fifteenth
generation, of Richard Neville, Earl
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of Warwick, famed in history as the
"King-maker." 1t may also be observ-
ed that Mr. Parnell, Earl Spencer,
and the Marquis of Harrington are
blood cousins. Parnell and Spencer
being descendants in the seventh and
Harrington IN the eight generation OF
John Mordaunt, Viscount Avalon.
Louis Michel once taught in a
school on revolutionary principles.
There was no nonsense about begin
ming the studies with prayers. In order
to inspire the pupils with proper feel
ings Of civjsme, the "Marseillaise"
used to be sung by the class before the
lesson began, and again in the evening
when they we're over.
w. 0. Raymond of New Milford,
Conn, is rather unlucky. He has had
both shoulders dislocated, thigh-bone
broken twice, his collar-bone broken
once, two ribs broken, his right hand
broken, his ankle broken, his hip put
out of joint, and now he is suffering
from a broken leg tendon. He is
seventy-nine years old.
Most of the late British Cabinet were
smokers, and some, like Sir Hicks
Beach, Lord Randolph Churchill, and
Sir Richard Cross, strong smokers.
Lord Carnarvon, too, was as good a
judge of prime cigar as eaven Lord
Derby, who blows dollar into thin air
every time he lights weed. The pres
ent Ministers, including the Premier,
are mostly non smokers.