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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-12-29
Der Oak und der Vine.

don'd vas preaching voman's rlghdts,
Or anyding like dot,
Und likes to see all peoples
Shust gondented nit dheir lot
Budt wants to gondradct dot shap
Dot made dis leede shoke;
" woman vas der glnging vine,
Und man der shturdy oak"
Perhaps sometimes dot may be drue,
Budt den dimes oudt of nine
md me oudt dot man himself
Vas peen der glingng vine;
Und ven his frendts obey all vas gone,
IND he vas shust tead proke,"
DOTS When der woman shteps right in
IND peen der shturdy oak.
Shust go CUP to der baseball grounds
IND see dhose " shturdy oaks"
All planted round upon der seats
Shust hear dheir laughs und shokesl
Dhen see dhose vomans at der tubs,
Nit Clothes oudt on der lines:
Which vas der shturdy oaks, mine frendts.
IND which der glingng vines?
Ven sickness in der household comes.
And weeks and weeks he shtays,
Who vas id fighdts him midout resdt,
Dhose weary nighdts und days?
Who beace und comfort always prings,
Und cools dot fefered prov?
More like i'd vas der tender vine
Dot oak he glings to now.
" Man wants budt leedle here pelow,"
Der boet Won time said;
Dhere's leedle dot man he don'd wand,
dink i'd means inshted;
IND when der years keep rolling on,
Dheir cares und droubles bringing,
He wants to pc der shturdy oala
IND also do der glingng.
Maybe, when oaks obey Cling some more,
Und don'd so shturdy peen,
Der glinging vines obey hat some shance
To help run lifes masheen
In helt and sickness, shoy und pain
In calm or shtormy veddher,
Twas beddher dot dhose oaks and vines
Should always Cling togeddher
Charles FOiiea Adams, in Harper's for Decep
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-12-29

5000 Titles, with their pronunci-
alton and vast amount Of other information,
(iust added, 1851 and
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-12-29
advertisements.
Rheumatism

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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-12-29
A Biographical Dictionary

giving pronunciation of names and brief facts
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

71oo $50 tes December $780, closing eS@ ssyars
al closing 662c, $500 tcs March 9oy o he,'
s,osng io"0 .o' Ags BUFFER cHEEF ana
Tatt;sRs anote. isat ButterEgln Creamery 3lHs2c.;
welsh ups 2ya26c, Western limitation creamery Zazoci
western barry 2212sc Western Factory rst
ii@ig5c 6iood to Chorce Light ssnn' lo8l lc Eggs
state III az 9c, Western. 2iU27c Line1 lIb1loc lii.
SUGAis-The movement IA raw sio was i,sh ws s
,,ces vera NOT changed 8a4 a4sc Tor Molasaes
w. Fair Rsaninq and sc 06o test Centrifugal snned
dull Cut Loaf She. Crushed &C. Glg gm &C. ons
bisc Confectionery 6Sc Coffee stap1s s P,a ,p
Be- Extra & lssai &C. 49@A i2c. Yellow 4's@ &c e,
sTEARTNE-Du and nominal CITY quoted AZ SCI o'eo
margarine. &C. ,.. ..,o., p-,uo cltv
onotad AZ 4 ise Sales. 90 900 n Ut &C. ,.. o,o,
WoOI-Fne goods well held but 90 tne ca p h
Unwashed Fleece IL Damaged Sc ureh ONO lie.
and 1000 Spring Texas private terms on1 oa0 N ~
iona IN Zoe Saes in Boston last week, 2b2JZOO d. O
witch lO4, 600 foreign, at steady prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw.YoRK, Thursday Dec 23--BEEvEs-Recepts were
sherman q Culver No trade in Live Catto Feeling nu,L
CITY Dressed Beef qnie Il 697e for Oranhry To r Rss
SV %hcpeo blessed in moderate request at 507 with
Extra sold up To Sc ~, q. ,o,o ,,,oroa,
Private cable adv from British Markets quote American
shipments to-day 500 quarters Of Beef in The rtnho oy
SCALvEsRecepts we're (ncludIng late arrivals yes
ry 2o7 head sR a. Few selected might bring
More than he, unsold Noss barely STEADY al s~'c
Dressed Calves fairly steady 49G5c or dressed Grass
ers lie Country Dressed Veas and 9Glzo ior V'V
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were including cars as
Yesterday 20 Of 1852 headl cars at Jersey Civ ana
cars at 6Ohs and ID cars we're reported oSox S @
yards i've days 1888 head against zOSo " ED
Medium graes OF stock steady and Cool 70 Choice e
Ordinary to FAIR dull trade reported ny e. ~ &c
Common to Prime sheep soll az &c Per ~ es M t
Go 70 Choice Lambs ranged from Ga 7c and 10 selected
FIVE Sprsg ats the rs season. arrived toaay
M were turned H. K0man by e. COINS OF Mcs'
WasbnSton Market No price fixed but 10 ~ SUD-
they will bring from 81 TO per Pes word moves
Dressed Muttol firm but slow at 1Gsc lot common " "a
Dressed Lambs doing better ana reporeH SAFES g. u,
slaughter houses with ~ &c fs"oHo" w ''
SSIiesHaenbeck & Davls l45 Canada Ewes 1873 10 at
1; Bucks i67 ~ "A state @SS1 % 70 at fi
Lambs rs TO- 6c ~ do 80 ID. at 7c' 80 Northern CAM"
"a hS' Ks ig 57 Pennsylvania Lambs 10 b. Geo.
Dienback Dewey 3i2 Canada Lambs. s0 70 as ot st
1s DO ~ Is g S S q ES Ss%' ii9 b. ia
do state ed l55 ID at &c "a Western es 5o e. n at To-
Judd Bucknshsm lsS Buffalo sheep 40 10 =" a. 90
New e Cett POI Ohio sheep 100 d. at 44o 40 IN
mcre Il cars Of 2l35 head and IS cars
were back At jersey CITY Total for Gye DAYS 2CsIg heal
@faa for the 1me gs ~ TO- week.
country lint supply are hrner ana ss's
day we're 54c for Heavy S7aaohc for Medium and
/ 6i4G7c Light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-24

LIVERPOOL Dec. % l29o p. Motion qGiet ana rather
easier Mdtns U9sa, o 10 ns Ie for Ejaculation
ami export Recep tslO0OO bales including 19Oo Amer
can ,,,,,t.. ot,,so Doca,,.
her delivery l.G4i l2-6id do December AMI Jan
uary delivery lOb4d 40. January an February "eiVety
March and April aonveIv. liO4t also . l5-otdi 40
ApIi aud May delivery Jl6C4L' also l1-Oi.; 10 MAJ
GU 10 July ana August delivery 2j0lt also @o4
=. m.-Cood de- ny pianos 2'-" ". SV,it li"ls
lands 41,: Ordinary Uplanis 'fl SGoi MTrhu- tyAfs
ST.. Miadli seAas 81 Low 4'H'Ht ds FL,
Good NdIing orleans I'D; SIiddlag Orleans 5Fi Low
Miirg orleans lGd. Good Ordinary Orleans lo-IOi
Tie .scs OF the day included 400 bales american
tntmes quot Upanas Low alp@1 SliI I,auary rv
cry, OG4d sellers 40 January ana te9iuaIy "e"Sfiyi
lOGld sellers do February ana MaicH IS,E1y va
April AMI May delivery llOid sellers 40 nay anu
June delivery .oi' .uyeis 90, Snlc az I
'V BS n-Cotton-Futures closed steady; Uplands Low
ce6er an January elvery Il 64d buyers DO jsn''@ry
February dci' erl 4lIfL buyers no. ai yIis
l..O4d. do April and May ,lcnNcry l"-Dt l.
~ ID, S,y and June delivery l7-O4d. buyers do.
Inn. and July delivery l9G4d buyers, do July and Au-
Inc oon Exchluso closes tomorrow az p M ana re-
opens Jay mornnr also closes t'ay Dec d. ~
r. i'riVTsroS' DC 23-,ott dull; Mdthpe. 81 Low
Middung So. Good Ordinary, net aud stp's re'ep1s
20 Daes eApCIs to S5sss ales s,cs ,s6S
NogFoiG Dee 23.-Ccoa s;eaiy: Mddng 81 ne, ana
g saics r s.,i Paes' stock So 395 bales
SAvANSAH. Dec. 25.-Cotton quiet MhIihg - %
receipts GS3 bales. exports cOastgse. lfJ Oe9i saes
is1 s.se~ Ilo;y s@s t5n firm mdlins Low
Mddhng. - Good Ordinary. {; ne receipts l'S oaio1
~ Tho 10 nent Sos bales coastwise, l. 90 bales. sales
/ 5000 bales stock 3oIO72 bales
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OPEN-AIR SPORTS.
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Gteamuoats an0 iIal!rcuEo.

A LII fares reduced. -StOnngtOn Line. The
- inside Route for Boston. Providence and All
" trst.cl,ss are 50 TO BOSTON ~ 2j TO PROVIDENCE
Passengers this fn nighrs rest ~ taxing
555 A. ~ express tram landing Providence
o
Recinng piEor cars Octgeen steamers landing AMI
Boston " IrIOCi CT 4 ROE
No. 80 NOrtu River block
al,,ye .nai St. al N. VA. dIly except sundays
T. W. POPPLE. Geni Passenger AgL Box SOIL. NewYorS
FLORIDA DIRECT ~ STEAMER.
fw dr.t-class excursion tickets AZ reduced
Je secured al the Oi THE FLORIDA IMPROVE
MEM Co. Room l. - Liberty st. -. 4.
POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. PrOvi-
4 oeuce Newporr ami all New.tngand Points All rail
nom Grand central Depot Express tram, tay sundays
Al y lparlOr cars attached amt II D.
with nAaoe eepns sunday trains iOt with pal
uar,Or IL =. with palace sleeping
For take 200 Boston express Ga paror
cars icAloTd ior EXPORT aItlvna a. iOU
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER 10. 1885,
GkEAFTKUNh LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Newton VIA DesOosss and Courtsnit stree
Iians0nrs PitIsblrg and the West with Pullman Palace
cars .Issae S5S A. al t o. All pa p n a NS"GorS
VIII imspSrL Lock iave8 $50 m 3 D. ~ Cory .aI Eric
AT H.. connecting At CORY for TtusylliA Petroleum
CentIe and the OIL regions
Baltimore Washing the south Linitel ,slung-ol
i G S arrive P r"n S@n in a S1s mo- a
rve Washington 500 regular 20. 500 ant 9 am
For Auaruc clty. excepr sunday; l p. m.
For cape May week DAYS lllO m. On SATURDAYS only
Long Braneh. Fay junction
VIA Railway ana Amhoy a. M IL noon $50 300
Ioi Old Point ana Norfolk. New.York Philadelphia and
Bay Line, 4"0e M weekdays
a. Jersey CIV aaons speedy and direct transfer for
T'';9 1 5l% 80 ii; a; To-.
p m. sunday 90 G;5oA NJ, BY $50 g;20 and 1925
$50 1910 llSG lli5o a. NJ, l2O, 200 BIO $3.50, $50
e2 700 40 iS' 60 ilSeS } 7D T end 22S
a. M $40. $40. 200 s2o aS5 AMI l6'S5p m.
FOX PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave New YORK Desbrosses an Court
e2o i:2O $50, 40 Washington Linsei anilI chioa,,
r. m ant N i2.l5 nishG Aeeommo i9 il : au an
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Trans e Wig &sS York d except S SUI al iy " AZ
Sundays, connect At Trenton Canlen
Returning leave BrOad station Phll lelpli
1901. 5:2O4:0j iiD $40 $50 30 no - Gtl III AL
1l:l5L M tLnnuei EXPIRES, l:lI $50 D. 49, l2:is.
81 D. 6$l ~. s;l2 aud 300 m. On sunday 1901.
go lO5 40 2.iO $50 $40 NJ. l249 ti50 LiniteD.
b;aj 7:I2 aDd s:l2p
Leave Philadelphia. Camien 300 IN. daily except
n Set oGees $40 so and ga Broadway. Aston House.
and foot o DesOrosses amt Codranit 81. No coHrtst
Brooklyn Annex station. OF Puor-st. Brooklyn
Station. Jersey city hmgrant ticket ONCE No Battery
Place. and Castle Gar .en
Tho New.York Transfer Company Will call Tor
DapQ from LOteis an Residences
HCiIAS T.. PUGu. J. X. WOOD
General Manager General PaSsr Agent.
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THE LAST DAY,
and Brertanos have sim let every noteworthy book
such
AMERICAN FIGURE PAINTERS.
BOOK OF THE TILE CLUB
p1.EssEp pAMozEL Illustrated by KENYON COX
PLASTIC SKETCHES.
XMAS IN THE oLDEN TIME. and no end OF the 'nos'
elegant bound books in single volumes and SETS The uTen
lies this year are superb. for instance;
LAND OF LITTLE PEOPLE
LITTLE LORD FoNrLERoY.
UNDER THE MIsTLEToE
CHILDREN OF THE WEEK.
p1uE Jackets OF 'Gl. and no end OF others
We want to dispose all holiday goods before 1887 and
arc selling them at greatly reduced prices
We are the only house that have tho elegant new edition
de luxe Of
LES M1sERABLEs. by VICTOR HUGO stll for SALE
the book being entirely out of print.
Open until 11so p IN All the Xmas numbers Of papers
and magazines.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
p>r North Rfrcr. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORTS.

coPFEE-FOr Brazil growths tho market Is eomn 0no
NJ, Tho be sis OF l4Lc far Rio spot cargoes
bags NO T. i3Lc Mid growths were hrm out qne At do.
re deverie- the mai the Exchange openei AZ
ine 81 % nonts qnd closed barely steady at reaction OF
rio points as follows January l2OOG iooo' 70 IN
I3is, Nav a215Dl22o: June l2201 TOT -, g ~.
i220al225; August 1920 0l225; December lziogAAi''
GALES a. 800 bags. s. -, ,no marie
"0IToN-Spot prices not changed but the M
was very auiet the reaching only III baeA4 st
ing ali for consmpton 90 7e o escs mis- day
10 az eck and 81 900 this day last year -in'e
Ter the tota port receipts have been 34oo ,a s
er,no with 72O bales for the corresponding pero"
year -. ...,., s-,,narn ot cinsNncator
af,fln
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THE JUDGES CASH PUZZLE
In Bcifi Of the
GRANT MONUMENT FUND.
Use your Irans ap9 Hake Money.
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN, EVERYBODY

Tho MUIR proposes assist the Grant Monument Fund by
md competition ON worihuufing fnaking the
English word from given -e1ience ny trans
letters TO suit the purpoNe 10 u,ns Of he
theme Who VIII be oar next President ana
sl competitors, each % whom
Will have % pay i5nl gents prsentapb OF MS CON-
he Received VIII beappiel A. iOOWs
cents l. az credited - the Grant Fun
TIE remaining twenty-five cents after deiuctng te le@u
mafe expenses advertising names with Their reNpectv an
will be placed IN common tuni 10 De equally
tho succossfui competitors. l. g.. the SIX
persons list OF words rOper nouns IN
cudc the sentence Who VIII be our next Pres-
dcntF - 4.
Tho magnitude OF the prizes viii depend on the amount OF
money received IN other words The number 81 com
pctors Communications open until February 10 1881 u
O'Clock.
This is thing In England large sums Of money
have charity by this method ami those VINO
have participated aud incidentally helped worthy object
have q prze nigh as $1,000 as "a reward for
mental ACTIVITY.
Tic names OF competitors win he published from week 10
week JUngea they come In rus VIII not only serve
OF the receipt OF ihe money etc. nut
viii the weekly progress OF IL. iund GOV
ernng rules In Jdg6 No 22 and each week thereafter
Address
"Grant Fund.-"
TIE ii DGE PUBLISHING co,
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD

w ~. \. l. anu "A. Al. H. Co.. lessee
rams lea'o W csl i-"sL station as o.o~s and ~
utca Garner nOni loot % Jas ST., North River.
DetlOt ana Cnleago 400 - ~. .0O5. -sl1 ~
81. Louis 'L:O3 -e.lJ y.
NaatA falls. S:lD 300 L. III. 'VVo. 'e:lO y. ~.
IllsnianL ninSsion sau-cIles. CatsAa- Albany S:l5
tIaustous Mosl Point Cornwall, Newburg. 1918. -7l5
800. lU.lO 1850 No. 4uu,JUD. 'olJ ~ ~. 800,
!. m CranstOn's. Cornwall. NewDurS
For montreal an Canada nast, 900 y.
hamilton. LundOu. 300 ~, 800. SIS D..
1900 H.. fU;Uj. $40 y.
Elegant srcpng Tor Buhalc NnsarA Fails. Detrol.
Chicago 81. LUuls all through trans
'Day LAZY except SATURDAY. Oier trains daily eAeeps
SUNDAY.
tions niOrnlOn, apply 1t odces BrOo IiynoJS NAsa
iurrot-st.. $50 tut0-sL. Once raUbo-sC.
York city. ls5 942 Broadway loo BO~cry, and
stations. loot OF West 42 A. loot J.y y Il
HENRY AON Eii.
6VanderOhLsv@ General Passenger a. at
hELAW ware, LACKAWANNA and WEST.
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEW.NORk AND BUFFALO LIGHTNING kAPRkoS
TRAINS No DUsL ALWAYS On TIME
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COAChEA
NewlOrk loot Barclay christopher st>
Daiy except sundays Buiao sud Express
Pullman cOAoncs 10 Water ua. strousburg SCRANTON ,ns
Oxio Norwcn. Itica scranton iof Pittslon
Mnkesbarrc, Dansio and Northumberland al owexo
Iuia.a aud intermediate stations.
IA. BnghauitOu AMI nlra Exprcss PULLMAN coaches
fOr Mater Gap Scranton BngnintOn ONgvg0 El.iirA
at scranton PIttson. kingston wnkesbrc
DAILY buHalo Limited hNprcs~ Pullman eosolos
sLToudsOurg scranton, Bia2 halnton Oweso h.anrA
Corning Iath Waylanl BunalU &C.. arriving IN huaao
7i2O a. sleeping coach Tor clean via Way liant
coaches o strouasburs. serantoa blnghalon CofanlI
syracuse, Oswego. Greene. OxlOrt NORWICH L Ica aud
kichned springs connect at Owcgo ithaca and lntor.
msaiae s,sons eh,s sauriayS Connects ~ Buffalo with
Tickets of sale and baggage checked 2sS
~ wes1cott Express otiees IN New-iosk and BgookyS
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nrIDAV pOOKg Of RECOMMENDATIONS

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sUJ.N)tttJ bargains of Dickens, Rnsiin Saryle
Cooper Irving. George Eliot IsckeTay Naverey
ne oets and thousands OF Juvenile books an
of Christmas 900 Elegant Prayer Books an
Hvmnals Prices You can never seo OooNS VI
fered 80 cheap again this city.
Open evening. >-C,r,
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nlnSical greirnments.

4 NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
N upright and square pianos OF make good ss
new liberal reduction from regular prices
Pianos Tor rent $500 - . - - $500. . - ,.-
CHRISTMAS IS COMING. oa,s,,,.r,
ELEGANT G ABINfT UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Great bargains ash. Easy Terms Rented.
MAIIrI5~ PIANO VA EKOOMS.
University Place. corner l2th St. near Union square.
TOR SALE.-ViOlins. Fine collection OF Old
Violns all makes very low prices: % Union square
Room . in best condition and playing order
nECKER BROS New Upright Piano for sale
AZ cheap. at No. 1886 West 2Jth.st
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year. = -. !, ,,.r1,a, s-,nnarn of cl1JNncatl0

oooaoriiuarv...... a.? 10y MdHiins 1870. ga
ST. Good Ordinary. 3-lB MFtuuG' .--.''''-''-
With unsatisfactory from Liverpool me nakes
onncd AT decline rulet irregular an Gay ahu
II sod duh RI net decline OF sol points Tor the uay lho
/ 70
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