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The examination Of Morton L. Parker,
charged with stealing a diamond pin. the
properly of ; X Pierce. in IalOne's barber
shop. was continued IN Police Court yester-
day. J. c. Buckingham and Mrs Parker.
oi Decatur, were placed upon the witness
stand 70 testify 10 the good character Of the
respondent Sergeant Hurley and s. K
Peirce were recalled aud cross-examined for
The defense. j. T.. Kueiper. a West Bridge
81 ieweier. slso testified 60 the good char
acter Of Parker. kneiper has known him
Tor five years past. The principal witness
vas J J.. Ia.one. the proprietor Of the bar
oer shop 10 which the theft is supposed TO
hsve been committed. He c0nusdicied
Fred Bergers testimony on The point Of
whether OF not Parker had his coat oil
when Pc ras shaved Lalone thought Shat
Ferser hung bis coat aiongside ~ Peirce g.
The examination viii oe continued on Mon
lsr
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paid on account Sll 33. paid Rev 3
Hunter t1r Nav. go. paii Rev B Hunt@f
ior Iun- $50 paid E-v. b. Hunter fo- july.
S2~f4 Total SiG, UJ
TIE society owes Rev B. Hunter for
IlIF s.f i6 aui si-n owe the OId National
Bank $50 - $50 has beer promised from
the Park Congregational church. Ihis wll
cancel f'f~ ialeb'-siaes- to the bank. Cash
ou hand tWrnte five cents
Ms r T. JUnD Treasurer
Cifv Missionary Rev B Hunter gave a
detailed report of his stewardship tor the
month ui JlIv As follows. Churches
preached and spoken a. Sundays First
Pre-bs terrain L. ~-cDnd Reformed p; Stevens
Hal Nelson wood Soldiers Home g. Fui-
tou-st Pars a. total times preaching II.
PRAYER meetings visited & led meetings 6.
visited ! 8 persons az Homes and read and
prayed with them Women helped fna0-
cialiy g. rseu helped .. Donations Of cloth
irg were recei Vtd from Giant Clothing Co.
Z b A. Home Mrs Benedict. BostWick
sf- Ms smith. HurOn-sr.. and distributed
20 needy persons. Total number of sick now
visiting ~ total number visits 1876 The
following streets were visited Spring,
Prescott. South Division. North Division.
Fountain. North ipnia Oases. Calder. Amy,
James Turner ~ Vernon. Bridge Front.
Gold lV0n Centre AUev ~tawmuf-ave
and Coile-r-ave. Tn concluding his report
be SAYS Z ana happy to say the Lord is
blessing 'h.s work with His bis holy pre-.
snce -on's are being saved aud brought
into His kingdom I bave been treated
vifh the greatest Kindness hy everybody
with request "a call again They very
kindly knee with me 20 pras or aud have in
a great nauy Instances promised with God
leip t1 ieat new life Al
fhe Children NJ -sion school which /
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

N0a VIII notice how quick 'v a thorough ig
successful article IS initiated an8 also thai
the limitations are virh0ut merit A. fheE
sre zaffer up hy uDeerupu parties Be
rare 81 limitations of " 5ores Rel Cover
Tonic The zenuiue is sold hF = R VII
son. and promptly cures dyspepsia. cos
trensss hs8 breath. piles. pmres aEl'
ard usaiars diseases poor appetite low
spirits hesfsrhe on iiaesse- ~ the kidneys
stomach ard liver Price C cents
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3 eoar voa sre bothered wfh Hesdache
rer are ffeefr. rerroFs ard generally oar
81 -e-.s Ard want o. nrsce 1p Brace ur
e1f u0f Fith sriwu snfs sIriDg naetlici1ss
~ n'fsers rhirh hsrs 1r fheir bass very
rhesq ass whisky ard which stimulate
ror frr sn hrr sr1 t-en .esFe rc1 En-
no-se e1nd uon thar aef1-e Hhsf rnu
rsrt r. se siters-vs tesf viI purify yopT
eao8 ss~f hesIfhr srtior ~ tirer sns
ktsreVs restore golr r1aar7 sr1 Ere 70
n-~esi kealfh snd strength. ~gch = usil-
rsre ves rf snd . Faefyis Baers ard
r1v 81 cenes beetle 81 Feck Br5s. Irus
SFe-a
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

THE BEsI sALvE in the world for Cnts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chspped Hands Chilosins.
Corn. and all Skin Erupti0ns and positive
iv cures plies. or no pay required. is j.
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
slouev refunded Price - cents per box.
For sale hT Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Insanity is on the increase. Statistics
show this. MANY cases are brought on by
0verwOrk. anxiety, excitement, mental
trouble and nervous prostration; IL is also in
herifed Invariably sieeplessness and con
situation manifest themselves before one
becomes insane. Construction induces dys.
peTsia. isundice. bad breath. piles pimples.
Tow spirits. headache, etc. Dr. Jones Red
Clover Tonic relieves constipation. thereby
curing these diseases. Price. 20 cents, by
T. wilson
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Train No. ? has a Through Coach daily ercep
sunday, for Grand Rapids. Holland Grand
Haven, MnskeguD and Peutwster. Also Through
Coach leaves the above points via 9. a ". N Nv
each day, except sunday. arriving IN Toledo OF
Train No. ] Al 6 f5 p. n.
All trains daily except Sunday
II. e. PARKER. Gen'l Pass Agent
X. Z. MATTHEWS Northwestern Agt, Mukkoccn.
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Lake shore a Michigan Southern X alan
roo Division

iocaI freight lesves ersnd Rapids ~ ! D. n.
carr ng pssseT gers 81 far ~ siieEsD-
AL trsIns daily eErruf sunday.
Ihr0uEh tirEafs f1 eIi points and hertft iu
tieefiua coaches car hf secured ft ln8nn Ilrfef
ofioa 81 Mannpe4st aff 81 depot
~ NrkFNNFf senerHI Agent
GF0 y HTNseN CITY Ticket Agent
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Michigan ceu,r>l

All Others daily r2Cenf SUNDAY
Sleeping fan rln on Pacific and Atlantic ~
pIcss Trains g. and iiol Detroit
faFior cars riu o. DAg Fvnre.s and Grand Ess,
IDS Express o. Aul from DfifuIf
Direct coDneHions made af Detroit with e.
through trains faot over ~. e. H. X. fCana8t
Southern Division.
CHks Ii. NORRIS, Srneral Agt 95 Menroe =.
J. s. HAWKINS. Ticket Acf Union Der,nf
q. VI. MCNsoN. uion TEt. once, a. Nonrae-st
.. ". kC6eLEs. g. =. 4 4. A. JbiCaFo
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A nice line of toilet waters and toilet
goods generally AZ
Mills, LACEY 7tepIcKrNsoN.
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J. " Crater has four poo. tables, com
nlete VIII sell chNp 90 tinle-or trade for
house or lot in the ~ Ds9 Caphl-st.
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Do not forget that we keep that fine
HeIkimer COuntNC Cheese
HEBsIcENS RAvpALL,
As and llSMOnroe st.
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The proper diet for this season Of the year
is fruit and vegetables. Weare headquarters.
HERRICK & RANDALL.
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J. W. Crater s a lareesapd fine stock of
mouldings. which he offers, to the public
cheaper than has Nsyer been known before.
80 Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Elegant Lawton Blaokherries received
fresh tNice day. Caa them now.
HFHrtcK & RANDALL
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

We make a speciality Of physicians pre-
cripttiOns. Mills. LACEY & Dickinson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

We have IN STOCK the n.0st complete as
-ortment of impor'~N. domestic and Key
West cigars in the city
Mills LACEYN DICKTNsON.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

We are offerine--gCsst inducements IN
spOnges and especially carFiage sponges.
Mills. LACEY K DICKINSON.
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Pensions for Soldiers.

J. L. Stark weather, of Romeo, Mich. VIII
be al the4silice of the County Clerk. Wed
nesday. Aneust 4. on Pensiop<<Business
Time.
Claim of Edwin cSShubsS9tb Mich. Inft
allowed in four month hsSWe $40.
Rejected claims aysTecalFv~
Claim Of Hssry Rood reise.sd three
times then allowed 5000. John LaueAgin
rejected twice then allowed $500 George
Bretzler. rejected twice then allowed 81 200.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

The Grand DraA ing goes bravely on. The
committee are braapg upfonl our Lake Su-
perior Whiietish ana 'lrout and New York
Oysters, all from thABalumore5 - Canal
ST.. the Cash Fish HOUSE. BT. EMERY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Big reduction in toilet soaps at
Mills, LACEY & DIcKINsON's.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Az Naits 1slf tkNt f1 ralfl@s.
|i. u fAla hat passes sal tar t-i.st.ts.il.
80 H. trall las s.sfI..lf ear iaf lllstll.lel
ea Ia .Fs.l e.llltcs 81 & htllll4ss-s isf eslll.
trttk. -gssla ltsTl-t slsl sl.s.-ltU ,rsllls g.
nVls.s hi lsetfull si ~ -
T1f8asl uEfeas Aud fll niarmAuau c-l a.
EEi - ealllg E.sl a. AlIa-. aisi n.kes s.ta
isIsst or lel IS 8 aael1 Illssa L4Naef AFa.t g.
q llr.He eirssl A A. Ia. q s.,ltI
utlCra. f4-ssl. .tf alr ltkai sFsli
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On trunks to Gloss out ..b.lance Of stock.
See advertisemenL~
Gre>< Clothing Co.
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Every household made Happy by our
Gelatine Starch
MILLs. ~ & Dickinson.
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Madam Bell has returned from Jackson,
and will be pleased tessse. .ss~r many friends,
~ Canal-street.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01
Detroit, Grand Hsvssa a MIlwsuko...
West BooGd.

fUhIIyf ouuIfY Ys cAttIIIcll |UalIY.
Passengers taking the 90 q. m Expresx max
close connection al Owosso for lansing and q
Detroit for New YORK arriving there al lO.S0 a "a
the following morning.
Night Express has Local sleeping Car from De
trot to Grand Rapids.
THIS is the only line running Limited Kxpres
leaving here at $50 p. n. with Sleeping Car te
Detroit, making direct connections for al point
East, arriving at New York a. 10 = N the follow
ing evening. Trains west al TO IS p m VIII maxi
direct connection with palace steamer City o.
Milwaukee for al points west
Through tickets secured At D.. O. H. & N once
Sweets hotel block and at the depot
ID. POTTER. City PAS Agent
GEo. B. REEvE Traffic Manager Chicago
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We have all the pQpul laF mineral waters.
MILLs, B<<LY q Dickinson
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Watesnelons

very cheap now. Gettleo an t..
HEnAts * RAN1LL's
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We have the origina Esc..sf-iy paper.
Mills. bstEY & DIckINsoS.
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Two Great Suriosine $

Two Great Surioshes.
The lucky ticket anA the Livesea Mon
stsr are on exhibition fohafew DAYS only at
the Baltimore Fish Marken-st Canaf st. the
Cash Fish House. b. +. EMERY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

IfFou Wi~h ANYTHING Sen ksss4r irui
20 where ihes ketp DO 4 -
llEsa tN &.INpALL.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01
Michigan 4 ohio

Short Line and Through Coaches from G'd Rap
Holland, Cd Haven, Muskegou and Pentwste
GOING WEST. Cen.ral Time. GOING EAsT
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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

Chevoit suit 10 order. S2s.oo
Serge suit 70 ORDER. ........... Is 90
Flannel suit TO order. 800
Light Cass. suits 20 order 800
Light Cass. suits 10 order 2a.oO
Light Cass. suits 70 order 5000
Light Csss. suits 70 order $500
Worstcd suit &c order 500
Worsted suit 70 order $500
Worsted suit TO oycer..-.. 1000
Worsted suit 10 order. 500
WorSted suit 10 order 4 Sc. 90
SCOTT & WILLIAMS.
"a Mon<oe-st.
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J. w Crater mash all >-sles Of Show
g asses fo orrer on shot na'tcef Dehes cosn-
Ie'iuon Tor quality 4 Pc res - canai-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

Detroit, Mackinac 4 Marquette X r.
"THK MACKISAw SHORT LINZ"
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}. ". Crater i~ = liNs painIlag~, mirrors
pictures. france. ari \ 70 e' Z thing in
his stock on weekly ins,siki enis, - Canal
st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

We keep large stVck of foreign and
domestic wines aT--fauors for iaeie and
medicinal use
NuLs. LACEY & DICKINSON.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

pm IN. ar pm.
Expsess trains daily De vesTfQund make Cio~e
connections with trains from Nuade, the Essi
and South. % al Lake superior pofsis-
4 Wkrs0T p - ALIFN.
Gen'i Superintendent Gent Pass &TIckct Az
Marquette Mich. Msr4ueliA. Mich.
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TIC Lu-tl Il~NtI . -aat
T. on exhibition DOW the Assa amore Fish
Market % not ora 10 caszsnd see i'.
also our large stock ~ 7skh al 81
canal-st, the Cash FisiAS tse
b EINERY.
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LAT chsnss
20 Monroe. 81.
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AL RC a ri
a. trs.sa ~ 81 1..i apz NAscs = litIt
s.4aaAlc tA1se
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-25

Arkansas contributes novelty 10 the
stories of official crookedness by having
Judge sent from the bench to the penitentiary
for forgery. Specializing in county scrip
made the trouble.
A potato has been raised at Santa Bar
bara Cal, which measured twenty inches in
circumference one way and twenty seven the
other. 1t weighed six and quarter pounds.
Colonel Fred Grant is busily engaged
editing the journals of his fathers tour around
the.world 1t is his present plan, seconded
by the wishes of Mrs Grant, to publish this
interesting narrative on his own account.
In the midst of his infrmites, during
which he has sometimes for days together
been unable to hold pen, MIR. Spurgeon has
how issued his nineteen hundrelh sermon,
an achievement probably unrivaled in the
history of homiletics.
A prominent citizen of Muncle, Ind +,
was stung to death by bees recently. He
was hiving swarm of bees, WAS stung a
number of times about the head, and died in
Ave minutes, although previously in good
health.
In Ohio there is law firm consisting of
husband and wife. She secured admission to
the bar in order to aid her husband, who is
totally deaf and who carries on his cases by
Watching his wife while she repeats, by mo-
tions of her lips, every word that ID uttered
by lawyers, judge or witnesses.
A strange prison scene was that at the
Joliet, ILL.,, penitentiary Sunday, when Arch
bishop Feehan of Chicago confirmed III con
victs. The rite was observed in the prison
chapel, which was trimmed with white How
ers, and each convict wore white bouquet
on his breast. The convict orchestra furnish
ed suitable music.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-25

think she would let any new person Interfere
with her established plansI'
mo, don't" replied Enos grinuing.
Rlla was standing before the dresser in
her room arrayed in her stiGost silk. She
looked with composure upon her twin, who
shut the bed room door, and hurried to en-
brace her.
"It was the best boiling Of soap l ever
had, =" said Rils, warding the fading roses
away from her silk.
"Rilla dear, you might have told me what
you meant to do this evening. But am so
glad couldn't bear the thoughts OF leav-
ing you before, but now can"
II saw Truman Condit come into the yard
with you," said llilla. Hes grown fat. 1t
must have agreed with him to go Vest
This has been great rose day." said her
twin, undong all traces of the days festival,
and piling them carefully in a waste basket
where they could make no littor. Wont
you let me kiss you, Rilla2'
The acquescent nip which Rila gave H.
FAINT took up world Of forgiveness which
Rilla mover felt
"And do you think, dear" Infant ven
tured, "we'll ever wish we hadn't2 We've
lived 30 long with each other Truman Con
dit and Brother Sanderson are really strang
ers to our ways"
81 think" replied Rilla, with decision,
'that Brother Sanderson will never have a
rose day on my farm and when | say it is
soap boiling day it will be soap boiling day,
and Brother Sanderson will stir the soap. -
Hdrpe,'s Bdzar.
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LincOIn's Tomb Turned into a


81 found at the tomb a heshy man wearing
no collar, but possessed of a manner of deep
solcitude to get fee of % cents from each
visitor In fact, the place has been turned
into dime museum, except that the admis-
son fee is % cents instead of dime. poor
man, with three ladies and child, who had
come a long way to visit the tomb of the
martyred president, was much taken aback
when told that he would have to pay quar-
ter apiece for the members of the party.
He would no doubt have gone out, but there
were strangers in the place and he was
ashamed to do so. He handed dollar to the
guide, who extended his hand saying: 'Twen-
ty five cents more, please. You'll have to
pay for that child The poor man gave up
quarter more, and then, in an unpleasant
frame of mind went through the tomb.
Part of it is devoted to the exhibition of
relics, which the guard describes in an un-
changing lingo: This from Philadelphia; This
from the box where Lincoln was shot; Those
stains on it are Lincoln's blood That was
worn by an actress in the theatre where
Lincoln was killed, and that is Lincoln's
whiskers letter l was curious to know what
the whiskers letter was, and found upon in-
| quiTy that it was a missive penned by Lin
| coin to an artless little girl who advised him
to shave off his beard Having shown us
through the museum the guide took us into
the place where the remains of the dead lie
He pointed out each compartment with an
explanation as to whose remains lie there,
and, with equal care as to details, showed
vacant compartment with the assertion that
that hole is for the body of Robert Lincoln
when he shall die. confess that the whole
affair shocked me. The man is not to blanc.
He is employed, as l understand it, by the
monument association. The citizens have
protested against the arrangement to noehect
The monument trustees argue that is costs
money to keep up the monument, but the at
tention of the public should be directed TO
the matter in order that some plan of sustain
ing the monument by government control
can be adopted, and the disgrace of turning
it into a museum be stopped.
"a prominent Springfield business man
who was a friend of Lincoln's, and has desk
that the president presented him, asked me
to present the case to the newspapers. If
the guide must be paid, let him conduct the
visitor as does the guide at the Philadelphia
mint, who, after having shown the caller
about offers a book for sale. The visitor,
while not compelled to buy the book, usually
does so, and out of that the guide gets his
remuneration. Such a plan would be less
obnoxious than the one now followed at
Linooln's tomb. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-25

A little city girl, upon seeing eats-tails
near the road on her first visit to tho country,
exclaimed, ooh, never knew before that
sausaRes grew on stieksl"
Nervous old lady Con seventh floor of ho'
teD-"Do you know what precautions the
proprietor of the hotel has taken against
fre?" Porter-"Ys, mum he has the place
insured for twice wot it's worth"
Minister Phelps telegrephed to President
Cleveland; Hearty congratulations from
us ALL" Those who know Phelps insist that
''us all" meant me and the queen. '-Fhitd-
delphia Press.
The Apaches attacked an isolated railroad
station in Arizona and met with terrible
defeat. The station agent killed four of
them with railroad pie, and two more were
strangled eating restaurant doughnuts'
Seven others who gorged themselves with
commercial sandwiches afterwards died from
thirst. LOioeH Citizen.
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Miscellany.
Rose and DaIsy.


The Daisy lifted her eyes TO the Rose
(rhe Daisy that grew 80 lOw),
At the summer days dim, shadowy close,
when the south wind began to blow,
And the blush OF the sky at the parting kiss
OF the sun was paling slow.
And she wondered why, as Daisies will,
God made the Rose 50 fair;
And drowsily nodding, wondered still
TIL sleep oertook her there
A sleep so deep she knew II not
When the south wind touched her hair.
But the south winds touch aroused dream;
In heavenly garden plot,
Beside clear aud winding stream
That fed the fOrget-me-not,
They two did seem (twaa but dreamy
To grow aud share one lot.
They two did grow as sisters dear,
Aud the Daisy's weary head,
With never a thought Of doubt or fear,
on the Roses breast was laid
For the mother-heart stopped aud drew II near
The little mOtherless head.
But the night wind passed aud the Daisy woke,
And queenly above her there
The Rose smiled on The morning broke
And flushed the sapphire air,
Aud she wondered still, as Daisies will,
Why Roses grow 80 fair.
-SDrfngfeh Republican.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-25

Mr. EditOr.' Having seen copy in min.
iature of Mr. Mead's Recording Angel" in
his studio at Florence, beg to say that, al
though the print reproduced by you so oppor-
tunely is beautiful, it by no means does jus
tice to the beauty of the original. - feel that
il it we're possible for the citizens Of Brat
tleboro to see side by side the figure of the
soldier, which has been repeated 30 generally
throughout the country, and that of the An
gel, there would be unanimous vote in favor
OF the latter. A LOYAL BRATTLEBoRIAN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-25

Waiting angel, ever standing
BY the valiant soldiers side,
Seeing DER the smoke Of battles
All the nations joy aud pride.
Type of all that's pure and holy,
Woman's love and womans power,
Silently she writes the records
OF her heroes trial hour.
Let her tell the coming ages
That our gallant soldier band
We're content TO have their record
Written by woman's hand;
For they know her love behind them
Neryed their arm to meet the foe
Twas for "home and mother ever
That our nations blood did flow.
Obi how favored be our children
when they come where two roads meet,
II they fnd a waiting angel,
With her influence, gracious, sweet
How their hearts will glow with ardor
As her earnest eyes they see,
Seeking far above the turmoil
Records for eternity.
Oh! how favored are the people
Where this angel folds her wings,
Speaking by her silent presence
OF the unseen, heavenly things;
Ever writing on her tablets,
For the waiting angels eyes,
Glorious records Of our heroes
who have passed beyond the skies.
Bratteboro, June, 1896 A.EV ".
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-25

Mr.. Wescott of Baltimore was in Washing
ton some time ago, and called on Senator
Vest. The servant took up his card, and as
soon as the senator read it he remarked; "Ah,
he must be distant relative of mine or at
least some connection of the family. Bring
him up Washington critic.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-25

But their memory shall survive after empires
have crumbled to the dust Il will write
their names in the Book of Life;" they shall
live forever in the hearts Of men.
HENRY BURNHAM.
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The Most NOuriShing,
The Most PaIatabIe,
The Most Economical,
Of All PreDared Foods

Sold by Druggists s-25c., SOC, slOO.
gE-An interesting phamphlet entitled "Medical
Opinions on the Nutrition Of Infants aud Inyalids,
free on application. WELLS, RICHARDSON co.
Burliuptou. Vt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-25

II Is a well-known fact that most OF the
Horse and Cattle Powder sold In this coun-
try Is worthless; that Sheridan's Condltloh
Powder Is absolutely pure and very valuable.
Nothing on Earth will mako hens
lay like Sheridan's Condition Pow
der. Dose, one teaspoonful to each pint o!
food. II will also positively prevent anu
CHICKEN CHOLER
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-25

"Above all things, don't have woman on
the monument, " said gentleman. Freedom,
Liberty have always been personihed in the
feminine gender; and in all the important
episodes of history in all great exigences and
mortal trials, is the feminine element ever
nrominant
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-25

"when Freedom from her mountain height
Unfurled her standard to the air,
She tore the azure robe Of night
And set the stars Of glory there.
Then from his mansion In the sun
She called her eagle bearer down,
And gave into his mighty hand
The symbol Of her chosen land.
Majestic monarch Of the cloud,
Who rearst aloft thy regal form,
To hear the tempest trumpings loud
And see the lightning lAnces driven,
Where strive the warriors of the storm
And rolls the thunder drum Of heaven.
Child Of the sun, to thee tits given
To guard the banner OF the free,
To hover In the sulphur smoke,
To ward away the battle stroke,
Aud bid its blendngs shine Afar
The harbingers Of Victory.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-25

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Is General Agent for Windham County for the
MONUMENTAL BRONZE COMPANY OF BRIDGE
PORT, CONN.
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