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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-14
Caledonia County.
Groton.

GrOtOn.
UNION services were held Fast day at the
Baptist church. 60 Rev. Mr.. Archibald
of Addison preached at the Baptist church
again last Sunday. - Dr. Caldwell wife
and child of Buckfied, Me-, are visiting at
j. II. Caldwells. - Georgiana McKind-
ley is visiting in town for short time.
- Mrs. Holt returned to Bath, n. H.,
last week.
Hardwick.
ALLEN PLACE lost the end of one of his
fingers and nail by its being crushed while
handling logs for the new dam on the 9th.
- The sugar season has been prosper
Gus the past week and now promises to ex-
eel the past two seasons in productivenesS.
1t is hoped full crop will be made, as the
price is so low five to seven cents), that
farmers may obtain a little money to help
them through their spring business. -
w. o. Clement has moved his family to
Winooski, and l., III. Warren has moved
to Clements place. - Wheeler Y
Shipman have begun work on repair
ing their dam. The high water has inter-
fered with the work until now. -
Our village school district at its annual
meeting voted to continue the present sys-
TEN of school for another year, limiting the
primary department, however, to three
terms of ten weeks each, and leaving it dis
cretionary with the prudential commit ee
to provide ten or eleven-week terms for the
higher department. - 1t is reported that
Nathan Fields Sugar-house has been burned
but of the circumstances and losses we are
not informed. - The roads are ex-
tremely muddy and few big snowdrifts
are yet to be found obstructing the roads in
many places.
East Hardwick.
THE good time looked for by sugar-makers
came last Friday with rush and still con-
tinues. - Rev. o. G.. Baker from
Jamaica has acceptaby supplied the pulpit
at the Congregational church the past two
Sabbaths. - w. S. Bayley came to town
with his family and household goods last
week He has rented the Maplewood"
farm for a stock farm, and has fifteen as fine
horses as one often sees. - w. ID. F.
Hyde left town for Minnesota last Friday.
He has a situation as book-keeper in -four
ing establishment. - A. j. Whtcher
goes this week to West Danville to be
station agent. - Ancil Hunt has re-
turned to Boston to resume his studies.
- Mr.. Mills has finished work for Hunt
& Babbitt and e. Stickney of Greensboro
has been engaged to fill his place. -
Mrs. j. T. Williams is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. G. B. Cole, after an absence of many
years. Mr.. Ferrin of Greensboro
Bend has rented the Judevine house and
moved into the same.
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&irtbs.

In Worcester, April o. to Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.
Clark.
In Mortified, April ST. son to Mr., and Mrs. G. E.
Tilton.
In Sharon, April 9, a to Mr., and Mrs. F. w.
Wech.
In Mortified, April II, a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
Il. T.. Bacon.
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WAS FooL.-"Yes, they said l was a
fool not to try Sulphur Bitters for rheuma-
tism, from which l had suffered over two
years; but l had tried so many doctors and
medicines without getting relief that / was
discouraged / am now on my fourth bot
tie and am almost cured. / was a fool that
| didn't try that wonderful remedy be-
fore. 20. g. Pratt. Manchester. ". u.
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In Is SO that we are daily guaranteeing
Kemp's Sarsaparlla to the people i'm this
way, that after taking three-fourths of bot
tie without relief we will refund the money.
1t is the greatest and best remedy on the
market for cleansing the blood and giving
you new lease of life. A well-known bust
ness man informs us he has gained eight
pounds on two bottles of this Sarsaparilla.
Price 81. For sale in Montpelier by Ira G.
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EVERY nervous person should try Carter s
Little NERVE Pills. They are made specially
for nervous and dyspeptic men and women,
and are just the medicine needed by all per-
sons who, from any cause, do not sleep well,
or who fail to get proper strength from their
food. Cases of weak stomach, indigestion,
dyspepsia, nervous and sick headache, etc,
readily yield TO the use of the Little Nerve
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CONSUMPTION CURED.-An old physician,
retired from practice, having had placed in
his hands by an East India missionary the
formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat
and lung affections, also positive and rad
ical cure for nervous debility and all ner-
vous complaints after having tested its won
derful curative powers in thousands of cases,
has felt it his duty to make 1t known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering,
will send, free of charge, to all who desire it,
this recipe, in German, French or English,
with full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, w. A. Noyes, 149 Pow
ers Block, Rochester, N Y.
HALE'S HONEY is the best Cough Cure, 49, 50c., 81
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and beauties, 25c.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns & Bunions, CSC.
HILLS HAIR & WHIsKER DYE-Back & Brown, oOc
Plies TooTHAcHE DROPS cure in Minute 25c
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS are a sure cure, SOC
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my family doctor for the last two years
has been Sulphur Bitters, and until l be-
gan using them in my family we had more
or less sickness, and our doctors bill has
been very large. Since we began their use
we have no doctor to pay, and So invested
in Sulphur Bitters has kept health in our
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WHEN you are troubled with dizziness,
your appetite all gone, and you feel bad
generally, take a few doses of DR.. Henry
BaXter's Mandrake Bitters and you will be
surprised at the improvement in your feel
ings. Every bottle warranted to give sat
iSfaCtion.
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j. Carter was thrown over backwards from
a carriage, hurting her back quite badly.
- Efie Wheeler has taken the school
in the Guyer district. The school is to COM
mence the first Monday in May.
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A LADY writes: "Your Hop Porous Plaster
does the work every time; do not have
that awful pain in the side now" Your ex-
perience will be the same. Call for Hop
Plaster and get it. Twenty-Five cents.
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% TOOK pains to have customers report
the effect of Athlophoros on rheumatism
and neuralgia. The three first said it was
marvellous, and through their kind words
for it | have sold number of bottles. &C.
d. Hunten Druggist, Marlboro, Mass.
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ScOtt's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
with HypOphOsphites.
A Most Notorious Food

A Most NUtfUI0US Food and WedlcNle.
DIR. LINDSAY JOHNSON of Gainesville,
Georgia, says 81 take great pleasure in
saying your Emulsion has proved itself in
my hands a most efficient remedy in the
various wasting conditions calling for such
a nutriment."
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For the laundry JAMES PYLE'S PEARL
me is invaluable. 1t cleanses the most
delicate fabric without injuring it and saves
a vast amount of wearisome labor, For sale
by grOcerS.
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When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had children, she gave them Cas-
toria.
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stopping temporarily in some place, like any
other dutiful woman she attended a social
meeting of the place, and took part in it,
d" A good Methodist " las he is called to us)
present-an entire stranger to her-took a
liking to her, and for three successive years
made Intellectual attempts to find her But
he evidently believed in the doctrine of per-
severance in this case, and two years later
he had wooed and won the fair lady. -
Miss Harriet Smith has returned from a
stay of several weeks with friends in
Worcester. 60 DIR. &. w. McClearn finds
himself full of work these days. 80
Major Flint has not been as well in the last
week. His disease is bilious fever. -
The Congregational Sunday will OBJ
serve Easter with appropriate exercises at
the church on the afternoon of that day.
Everybody who will attend will be heartily
welcomed. - We hear that Haden JEFF
fords is going to work on one of our quarries
the coming season. - Ophir s. Martin
is committee in the Orlando Flint district
80 Blackbirds evidently do not live in
glass houses, as do most of us mortals. On
Sunday one of these birds went through a
pane of glass in window of the Calvin
Answorth house, leaving but little of it be
hind. After flying about and breaking one
or two articles, it was caught and put out
side, without having suffered harm to itself
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-14

WHY don't you try Carter's Little Liver
Pills? They are a positive cure for sick
headache and all the ills produced by dis
ordered liver. Only one pill dose
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SAID noted man of sixty years: My
mother gave me Downs Elixir for coughs
and colds when | was boy"
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Business CLOTHES.

RHEUMATISM is quickly cured by using
Arnica and Oil Liniment.
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So thin and weak you scarcely speak,
Flesh wasting pound by pound,
Does no one tell, to make you well
Take CELERY COMPOUND?
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BALMY odors from Spice Islands,
Waited by the tropic breeze;
SOZODONT in healthful fragrance
Cannot be surpassed by these.
Teeth it whitens, purifies;
You will use it if you're wise.
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THE Pirates of Penzance will be given
by local performers in st. Johnsbury in the
latter part of April. III. G. Blaisdell of Con-
cord will conduct the opera and there will
be chorus of forty voices with Blaisdell's
orchestra of thirteen pieces for accompani-
ment.
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DR.. ANDERSON DANA DYER died of apo
pleXy in Brandon last Sunday. He was a
graduate in arts of the University of YER
mont and in medicine of the Bellevue Hos
pital Medical College.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-14

says: I" Burdock Blood Bitters is the best
preparation for the blood and stomach ever
manufactured"
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Pills, particularly II combined with Carters
Little Liver Pills. In walls at twenty-five
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ONE great merit of that beautifer of the
teeth, SOZODONT, is that its effect upon
the mouth is refreshing while as a means
of cleansing the teeth and improving the
breath it stands alone.
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advertisements.
County Commissioner.

WASHINGTON COUNTY CLERKS OFFICER
MONTPELIER April 10, lSs6.
The votes given by the freemen of the county of
Washington, in their respective town meetings in
March last having been duly returned into this office
and this day canvassed by me- II appears by said
canvass that John w. Peck of Montpelier, in said
county of Washington, has received plurality of
said votes.
THEREFORE, In pursuance of the statute in such case
made and provided, do by these presents make
proclamation that the said John W. Peck is duly
elected County Commissioner for the county of
Washington for the year ensuing.
MELVILLE L. SMILE, County Clerk.
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"SPALDING's GLUE" handy about the
house, mends everything.
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Wolcott.

maple sugar made here this spring, some
having to boil sap all night. - Last
Thursday and Friday evenings the Knights
and ladies of the Golden Star presented the
drama. After Ten Years, or the Maniac
Wife" Refreshments were served by the
ladies of Crystal Chapter, after which there
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EeTas.

- Cutting 1T bon 81 pafo na6 Stem
Wserito gegangen. 8ortrdge mill er
ni9t balten.
: 8on eagle paB tpurben lffibas
bibs mad @aibington gei6idt, bic ben
8erii9erungen bes prdfbenten Sia5
tpiberipre6en.
= Sn Ser Ndbe bes giienbabu De,
bots Bel eagle pab bate Scenario bic
giIenbabn blodirt ,tnb in Golge 6apon
tpurbe eine 9anbfarre bonn @eleife ges
tpDrfen. Ser 8ormann Mcgaltd brad
babel bas @entd.
= @ergangenen Sanntag bermibte
man In Nuftin eitte farbigs Grau yta>
mems Nnnie Walter. 9lm Montag fanb
matt ibre 2ei9e mebrere Meilen bon
Muititt ettfernt. Mnf9einenb 1T tie bon
einem so SUB bpben BLUFF berunterges
fthrat unb bate babel ben gals gebro>
den. esbr &opf lag 20 S6ritte bonn
G6rper ertiernt unb 1T tpabri9einli6
bur9 S9ueine babin gei9leppt tpors
ben.
= ssn Marep bel paris erf9oB fi9
elm Wtann Namens gub Walter. St
fam nit einent anbern Manne bon Mr=
fanias unb 8eibe arbeiteten tn Marep.
Sort iarb Der anbere Mann unb @als
fer eri9oB fib barauf.
= 3pei Mdnner, Sones unb 9ooz
Der in @abinal Ganpnn ipra9en wdbz
renb ber Na9t bel einem perbd@tigen
Na6bar Dor unb fprberten i'm auf,
bas Gountp au perlafen. 8eibe tpurs
ben aber BON benz Na6bar gei6oHen.
= Gin iunses Mdb@en gtameus
8ettie 1enrD berunsliidte Bel plano.
sic fubr allein nod 9allas, unb uns
tertpess gingen bic pferbe bur@. Sic
tpurbe aug benz Wagen gef6leubert,
ubergefabret unb get0btet.
= Sn 8,llase Greet bel @nmis murz
be elm iunger Mann Namens &obert
Wils in eine Sin geaogen, mdbreno
er biefelbe reinigte, unb 10 aeri6nitten,
oaB ct fura barauf itarb.
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gorrespunaenz. = @tbulenburg, BET

| Correspondents. @9ulenburg, ben
10. Sept. 9ie f66nfte 3eit in Seras
bat tpieber ibren slnfang genommen.
Na9 ben leBten, burbbringenben Hes
gen 1T bic Gegetatipn tpieber eine 10
iippige, tpie fe borber eine traurige mar.
gine quite Minterlpeioe fur bas Sieb 1T
gefi9ert 1nb unter nod ferner gnnitigen
l1mitdnben 1T auf cine febr CUTE 9fa6s
ernte berI8auntpoae gu re9nen.
Ser 8au Der r&ompreB" f9reitet gut
boran uno tpirb bieIelbe balb in Sbdtigs
teit iein. Qlu9 an benz Weiterbau Der
Surnbaue tptrb pie6er frdftig gearbeis
tet unb tpirb Der febnli9e Wunf9 aller
Singer SerpF9ore's Ii6 in benz geraus
n1tgen Saale ber Salle f9wtngen gu
f0nnen, bofentliD baIb in @rfiilung
ge1en.
yld6Iten Gonntag, ben 26. 3. Wtts.
tpirb III benz bieligen u@ebar part" elm
groBes @@iibenfef, BET tpel9em Yretie
i'm 8etrage bon $75 uausgei@ofien"
tperben, ifattfinben. 9err SObn Olts
mann tpirb BET v8ar" uno &eitaura'
tion borifeben unb fette Gafte, t1aeb be-
ren 8elieben, init nSoni Saut" nnb
2one @tar 8ier bepirtben. Wfit gros
Ben 8ebauern tbeile i@ nit, baB 6err
s. Serbian mod immer ans 2ranfenlas
ger gefeKelt 1T. @eitern feierte Srau
WDlters, bic @emablin bes iopialen
Wirtbes Sbeobor Wolters, ibren Sc
burtstag. Mtan omiilirte fi9 bafelbf
Big iiber bic Geiferfunbe btnaus auf
bas angenebmfte. Sci bieier @elegenz
belt tna9te 59reiber bieies bic Sefannts
i9aft ber Sut6infon 5amilie, bon melz
der er iebo9 ni6t 10 iebr erbaut tpar;
He tpar io-fo ieltiam. =. 8.
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gSruutpte 8efetttgnng Der fIrperltbett
0etbeft.

9ie prompte 8efeitisuns ber fOrperli9en
2eioen, ipie sei6mddte 8erbaunns, unbollftdn'
bise slneisnuns Oes @abrnnssfoffes, llntpd,
tiafeit bet Qeber, Nieren ober 8laie. als aud
bet nerb0Ien Symptome, tpelde bieie 9eiben
berporrufsn, pirb immer bur9 ben @ebraud
tuerffeiist, cine waebisin. Ote BON aerstsn elr,'
pfoblen tpirb, bic Dnr9 llnteriudung rein be-
fanben nurbe, unb bic bur6aus autrdsli9 nno
ansenebm 1T. Gin foIdes @tdrfunssmittel iif
bod entfdieDen ben f@ledt i6medenben unO
nnberOaulid)en mineralif6en Drosnen unb bon
gftemanb empfoblenen 9ebeimnlitteln no3u.
aieben. Die saation 1T ieOenfaus biefer an>
ii9t; tpenn man nod ber unsebenren gfa9'
frase bon @aaiue bis na9 benz Stillen 0aean
fdIiesen fanr, eine gadfrage, Die nod bnr9
unsebeure 8eitelrnsem aus benz tropii@en
Imerita, Mexifo, ben britii9en unb fpanii9en
8efisunsen unb -anoerspo, bersrobert pirb.
Sm eisenen 2anbe nnb in 6er Grer1oe fpirb eS
als baS Bette SeiG. unb Sdubmittel anerfannt,
unb feline eatf6ieOenen @irfunsem ehtpfeblsn
eS iiberau.
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Der faibiOnable
gdDnbtttad)er Saoett.
Lucchese Bros, @ieenthamer

StiefI bon 81 Bis $li; Gdube bon $3.50 Bis
$7.5o. Damenidube baIbe Soblen unb Mbfase
SO Gents. SIR @auner 75 Gents Bis ST..
DameniAube auf BeffenunS Spe5ialitdt.
steue Meoben erbalten iebea @fonat birett bon
@aris.
ss2 9. Ssuiion Strabe, Gan antonio, Seq.
1873 3R
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@roser @ott, erbarme bi6l- tpas
babea mir bier! fpra6 fte tpteoer lal1t.
Sonn f6pb fie bic Saiie aurttd, 1faro
auf. aoq einen @ei1el por bas Jeuer,
ffabte beibe GiiBe gegen bas Sitter tHo
Sic gnbpaen gegen bie &niee, fentte ben
Robf in Sic Sdnoe uno ftarrte unbers
tuaabt lit bas Teuer. Mb Sattbers
6uberte ibre @tellung niGt, big tta0 els
niaer 3eit bas Mdb@en dngitltd) 5ur
Sbiir bereini9aute.
8u fannit abrdumen, Bridget! fagte
tie bann.
Bri6get fannie ibre 9errin slt gut, I'm
fi6 Iragen iiber bic fat unberiibrte
Mablaeit at gefatten. Sic ieBte bas
@ef6irr Sufan,meu, entfernte Gldfer
unb SalIen unb i9idte ftb eben an, bas
blenbenb peiBe Sii6tu6 abaunebmen,
als NfiB Danbers BEN 3opf pl6blib
tpenbete unb .iagte: @ir tper6en morz
gen mad 2onbon reiien, Bridget.
Oas Md69en itanb tpie gel6bmt,
aber MiB Danbers fubr unbeirrt fort:
Befele atpei pldbe in BET poftfutfbe
big Opber, bon bort aus fabren mir
auf Der 8abn.
MiB Sanbers beraeibett, = 10 IT?
Wer fonit, albernes Mdb6ena-Sol
i9 mid piellei6t a0ein ubmtben, bir
ben So9seitsfaat ein3utaufen, bamit
bir ma9ber bod ni6ts gefiele2 = Ooer
ba1teit bu, i6 tpiirbe bid, na9bem bl
.,.;x AXE cSohro noAfctft hnH nnrft INN
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Die
gB6bsntltsBs Trete Nreffe
eriheint
ieben Donneritas
unb fclfet
$3.50 bas Sabr cber $1.25 fur Q
Wspnate in 8Orausbe3uhlans.
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Tromme @erbre@er. : Gin
feItIames S@lagli6t auf bic 9ti9bal'
tigfeit Der alien 8ebauptung bon benz
perebelnben ginfluife 6es @briitentbnms
liefert na6febenbe ytotia, bic mir benz
r6ouitcn 9eralb" entnebmen:
Ser Nufieber bes 3i6tlings 2agers
Bel 2umfin in Georgia iagt, baB unter
Sc farbigen 3u6tbausitrdfl flingen ni9t
tueuiger als 35 r&eberenbs" -iinb. Ollie
Sc fnb Mitglieber freng ortboborer
Secten.
Wabri6einli6 baben fie id1nmtli6
bas YibeltpDrt au tp6rtlib aufsefaBt,
mel6es ba lautet: User piel fiinbigt,
oem tpirb piel nergeben tperben!"
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Musber g 9uIe. S9iiler
(lieH): r9ie alte Grau erndbrte .ii6
unb ibren Scbne fiimmerli9 mit'Sptas
men,"
2ebrer: rWas fdlt Dir BET bieier
5abbilbung duf, Wi6el?"
Wsi6el: SaB ber Sunge bic Spins
men gefrehen bat; bas bdtte i'd ni9t ge'
tban."
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= giner Der 9aetp Oorter Staotrdz
tie, Sbomas &otbmann, Der tpegen
ieiner 8etbeiligung an ben 8roabwap=
StraBenbabns5 ns59minbel nab 9euti9=
Lamb geflii6tet 1T, bat an einen Sreunb
in Stem Oorf einen 8rief sei6rieben,
aus tpel9em eine Stem DDrfer 3eitung
folgenbe Stelle mitt6eilt:
sd befinbe mid mpbl unb gliidli9
unb CLAUDE, i9 merbe bier bleiben.
@ieb Safe patterfon meine NbreRe.
@emn elmer BON ben Sungens beriiberz
fontnt, 10 fag ibm, ct ioae mid beius
den. Sd tpeiB ni9t, ob i6 ie mad Stem
Oort aurhdtommen tperoe. gs TT cine
G9anbe, bab Elm Mann 10 berumgebeBt
tpirb, tpie i6 berumgebebt tuorben bin.
9u tpeiBt, baB i6 fein 9ieb bin. 9lber
bic 2eute bier feben mid 10 an unb bic
bieiigen Wibbldtter baben INNER ettpas
iiber mid gu fagen. Sic glauben, i'd
babe ungefdbr cine NfiliDn Dollars.
Die beuti6en 3eitungen friegen ibre
ameritanii1en gteuigteiten bon ber
uStaatsaeitung". Be5u9' mid bod,
menu Dn fanrff. Sd b6re, 9u f6auft
Sid na6 benz @tabtratbss@eI6 I'm.
Sbu's nt@t; hleib beim 8ierbertaufen."
&otbmann 1T &epublifaner, Safe
patterion III elmer ber republifanii6en
shbrer unb &otbmann's Greunb, ber
vt1a9 benz Stabtratbs=@ =@ef9dft auss
i9aut", trirb tpobl elmer ber nd9ften
republitanii6en ganbioaten fsin. Saus
ter i@6ne 2eut'. uS@abe, baB ni6t
angegeben tpirb, tpD &otbmann in
Deutf6lanb ii6 aufbdlt.
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SD turirte cine on Neuralgie lei'
benbe Dame elm bolles Sabr binbur9,
obne benz uebel 9err perben 5u t6nnen.
Sci benz iangiten Nnfalle peri6rleb i'd
Songaline, unb-iiebe ba: i6on na9
menig Doien fanb i'd meine patientin
BON allen S6meraen befreit.
Nf. 8. S'8rDant, M. s., Gatprenees
totpn, Ntp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-21
m;Iitxrif If p &

mann: 9fd6ite @o6e foa etn Marf@
itattfinben. DaB mir ba aber ni9t
tpieber aus teber Yfiibe gefoffen pirb.
9enn mas ber Menff alles trinft, tpern
er ni6ts gu trinfen bat, bas glaubt fein
Meni4.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-21

- 9as @alifDrnien 5otel in @ai=
nespille serietb III 8ranb. So9 tpar
bic Jeuertpebr raid our 9anb unb
lDi9te oas Geuer. 8erluit 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-21
glHerlet.

- grnft &ii6e bat ben Surnberein
auf @ontraftbru6 perflagt ltnb berlangt
cine gntf9dbigung BON $4527.50.
- Ser Merifaner @alas beitteg gez
fferm einen StraBenbabnpagen in Der
5hbHoresItraBe, tpollte aber ni6t mebr
als 5 Gents beaablen, tpdbrenb Der Sreis
Bet aber 20 Gents berlangte. Die Saz
DIE enbigte bantit, baB Salas ben Was
gen perlieB, tpie ber Sreiber bebauptet,
ober binausgemorfen tpuroe, wie er
ielbit iagt. 8enug ct fiel unter ben
Wagen, unb bas eine ieiner Seine 1T
19per berleBt tpDrben.
= Die Staliener feierten geIfern ben
eSabrestag Der uebernabme bDn Nom.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-07
Jerry Milligan and His Battered Cup.

Shortly after the death of General
Grant a small paragraph was published
in the papers at Pittsburg about man
named Jerry Milligan of McKeesport,
near there, having during the war given
the general drink of water from his
canteen, and when he apologized for
offering him battered tin cup to drink
from General Grant said: / am no
better than a private in time of war;"
The little item in some manner reached
Mrs. Grant, and Jerry was much sur.
prised to receive from her letter ask
ing him if it was true and how she
could reward him. Jerry wrote back
that his wife was making crazy quilt,
and if Mrs. Grant would send him only
a piece of the generals clothing to put
in he would consider it an ample re-
ward. On Monday Jerry received
among his mail a mourning-bordered
envelope, which on being opened was
found to contain small visiting card
of Mrs. Grants, ON which was written
that she was sorry there was nothing of
the generals wearing apparel she could
send, but that she enclosed piece of
velvet from the catafalque of the late
general. " would not take one hun
dred dollars for this" said Jerry; "and
several gentlemen have offered me ten
dollars for small piece of it. 1 would
not sell it, but will always keep it,
Jerry was much touched by this tribute
from Mrs. Grant, and will always hold
her in kind remembrance.