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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05
,Vhose are Solid Fncas.

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach
of suffering humanity, truly is Flee
Iric Bitters Inactivity of the Liver
IBiliousness, Jaundice, Constipation
Weak Kidneys, or any disease of the
urinary organs, or whoever requires
an appetizer, tonic or mild stimulant
Twill always find Electric Bitters thu
best and only certain cure known
They act surely and quickly, ever.
bottle guaranteed to give entire salts
faction or money refunded, Sold a
( fifty cents a bottle byJ. b. Hash.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

WYrHEvILLE, Va, August 4.-ThC
Convention OF the Ninth
District met here to-day. State Sena
tor Williams, of Bland county, wa'
elected chairman. The present mem
Der, Hon. C. F. Trigg, of Washington
and Mai. r. r. Henry, of Tazewell
were put in nomination. Maj. Henri.
was nominated on the first ballot, re
ceiving I71lS votes, to 6ala cast TO
Trigg. This is regarded as the strong
est nomination possible.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

johnson City DiStrict-The follow
ing is the vote of this district Dem
ocratic ticket State judicial 291, st
John 1888, Burrow 257, Jarvis $40
Carr 266, Broyles 299, Willet 256, Mel
son 241. Republican ticket; STATE
judicial 247, Brown $50, Campbell 2l7
Britton 221, Leah 2O6, Mathes 24l
Cooper 299, O'Brien 233. Blaine car
ried the district two years ago by 4
majority.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05
OBION COUNTY.
THE DELEGATION INSTRUCTED Fol
TAYLOR AND AGAINST THE
BLAIR BILL.

THE DELEGATION INSTRUCTED FORI
TAYLOR AND AGAINST THE
BLAIR BILL.
UNION CITY, Aug. 2.-The Democ1
racy Of Obion County met in conven-
at Tracy to-day. One Of the largest
crowds that ever attended a conven-
ton in this county was present, and
the utmost excitement prevailed.
The convention passed resolutions en-
|dorsing the administrations OF Presi-
dent Cleveland and Governor Bate de-
|nounced the present high protective
tariff and declared in favor of collec'
ting only sufficient taxes to run the
lGovernment economically administer
led against the Blair bill and in favor
/ of aid coming from the State instead
! of the Federal Government.
The committee on Resolutions re
ported in favor of the delegation goint
( ito the convention uninstructed, bu
aW. III. Griffin offered minority re
port in favor of instructing the Coun
aty for Hon. R. L. Taylor. The vot
WAS taken by districts, and resulted
1 Ito l in favor OF Taylor. The announce
\ ment was made amid great excite
ment and enthusiasm. The CONVEX
Ation also declared in favor of submit
Ting the prohibition question to tn
slvote Of the people.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

We are in favor of Bob Taylor being
nominated for Governor and then we
are in favor of him making the canvass
by himself--letting ALI speak when
and wherehe pleases and he doing the
same. We are not afraid OF the result
I-OhiR Democrat.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

one and onc-hall inches and the wind
blowing eighty miles M hour, and the
windows are tiickly coated with frost
The thermometer Yesterday registered
IS degrees in the valley but now it il
rs degrees there.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

Lieutenant Governor Black has
been dubbed the Duke OF York Ivy the
Harrisburg Call,
Virtue finds its securest home
among the sons OF poverty and toll
JUS a green and blooming spot is safes
from violation when shut in by tht
sunsightly and rugged rocks.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

When Jimmie Harris laid his head
Upon John Allison's breast
With Allison's arms around his neck,
In sweet, harmonious rest,
Then all the angels of the skies
In troops of white did come,
And hov'ring over the two did sing,
"Hail! hail! millennium
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05
Miss NEeiIkleI,nm Restored

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Considera-I
BILE excitement has been created in theI
Interior Department by the dismissal
last Friday of Miss A. Esther Meikle-
ham, the great-granddaughter OF Thos.
Jefferson. She was employed at al
salary of 81 900, and as she was good
clerk, and the only support OF her
mother, great interest was felt at her
misfortune. 1t was thought strange
that tie lineal descendant of the faith
Ter of the Democratic party could not
be kept in position under Democrat
lie Administration and permitted to
hold at least the one that had been
given her by the Republicans Miss
Meikleham is at present in Boston on
her vacation. Gen. Yiele, of New
York, made amindignant request be-
Sfore Secretary Lamar yesterday fol
sher reinstatement, and to-day the Sec
Sretary had her put back, 1t appears
! THAT in making some changes in the
Patent Office the young lady's name
was put on the list with those who
awere not backed by strong political
ainhuence, and so it was thought she
could be spared and Board OF Re
publican clerks marked her for dis
smissal. Mr.. Montgomery did no
aknow who she was If he had he
dismissal would not have taken place
lille very cheerfully complied with TIN
Border Of the Secretary to-day provid
aing for her reinstatement.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05
Carroll County.

DELEGA sELECTED-Two-THI OF
THEM FOR TAYLOR,
MCKENZIE, Aug.2.-The Democracy
Of Carroll County met in mass conven-
ton at Huntingdon this evening and
selected eighty-fve delegates to the
Gubernatorial convention. There were
no instructions. About two-thirds Of
the delegation is for Robert i. Taylor
The remainder of the delegation is di-
vided.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

Mcclellan, Hancock, Hendricks, Sey-
mour, and now Tilden--it is a heavy
loss these last eight months have
brought to the Democratic party and
to the country.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05
Democratic victory i'm Ala
baIua.

MONTGOMERY, ALA August 2.-Tht
election passed off quietly. There
was little interest except in local issues
The democratic state ticket is elected
|by 10000. A full vote was polled.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

MADISON county has held her con
vention and instructed for Bob Taylol
for Governor. The Wings fulsomC
praise of Dibbrell didn't seem to have
much effect-not much.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

Monday was another Bob Taylor
day.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

Bob Taylor's boom is still booming
Three more counties instructed fol
him this week.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

Sullivan county probably elects
Sells, Rep. Sheriff. No further re.
turns at this writing.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

West and Middle Tennessee keep on
instructing for Bob Taylor.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05
Carrier County

Elects Emmert County Court Clerk
Grindstaff Circuit Court Clerk, Isaac
Grindstaff Sheriff, Lewis Trurtee.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

Bob Taylor will be nominated iol
Governor next Wednesday.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05
MAMMOTH CAVE!
Americas GreatNatu
raj Wonder.

The most interesting curiosity and
largest cavern in the world. Its pits,
|domes, and immense avenues are not
Iequaled the echo ON Echo River is
grand. The coolest summer resort in
the United States, temperature only
50 deg. in cave. Illustrated guide
books containing map of cave sent on
receipt OF 25c in stamps. First-class
board and a hop every week day night
1 For reduced rates to excursion parties
write to w. G. CoMsToCK,
Lessee Mammoth Cave Hotel
P. 0, Cave City, KY.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

We carried Alabama anyway,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-08-05

We'er out of politics.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
REGULATOR!

Send for our book containing valuable in- formation for women. It will be mailed free to applicants. Address
 THg BRApFIELD REGULATOR O..
 Box 2S, Atlanta. Ga
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
The Bibic.

l The Bible is the Saviour's book
 It ia a book which, but for the Sa l viOur, we should never have pos sessed. l.. is q book which has
 come to our world through His
 mediation like Himself, the gift of God. And it is the book which re- veals the Savior, which tells what
 He is, and tells us that He is ours.
 Whoever has got a Bible may have the Saviour. also.
 So that if, in respect to it's aut- horship and origin, the Bible be the Savior's book; in regard of it's de- stination and object, it no less truly the sinners book
 It is not a mediation, but a mes' sage-a message from God, my read or to you and to me. It announ- ces not Gods thoughts about the universe, but Gods thoughts and intentions about ourselves. It is not speculative book, but one h. tensely practical not book which we may treat as we do other vol umns in our library, taking down and reading it when we pleased and then placing it on the shelf again, without any change in our creed or our conduct. It is a solemn book to deal with; for, just as it bears salvation in it's bosom so 1t carries J JehOvah,s seal and sanction on it's brow; as it brings salvation to our houses, so it carries back to God.a report of that reception which we give to Himself and His beloved Son--is a book entirely unique. If from 1t we cannot find how to secure blessed immortality by and.by, there is no book, no being in the word from whom we can ascertain it.
 When the most learned of lawyers lay dying, he said, "I have survey ed most of the learning that is a. mong the sons of men, and my study is filled with books amp man. uscripts on various subjects, dut in all these books and papers there is only one sentence on which l can now rest my soul, and it is one in the Sacred Scriptures. The grace of God that bringeth saliva tion hath appeared unto all men, teaching us that denying ungodli' ness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, rightonsly and godly in this present world, looking for that blessed hope, and the glori- ous appearing of the great God and our Savior. Jesus Christ; who gave himself us, that He might re- deem us from all iniquity, and pu- rify unto himself peculiar people Jealous of good works. ."-Hanil- ion
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
The Tongue,

The Rev. Sam Jones, in ser mon delivered in Cincinnati few evenings since said. "The tongue An unruly member,' said St James, full of deadly poison.' There is many d person who, 1T you will go to their homes an q put your ear to their heart, you will hear the blood dripping, drip plug. You will ask, 'What did thatr and they will tell you, an in- human tongue stabbed mo there. God pity the man that will take his tongue and stab human character. The, tongue is the cause of all the trouble in our homes,
 It is not what we do; it is what we say. A man unkind to his wife. I have known a man to he polite and kind to every man that came into his store that day, very po- lite. and then go home and stab his wife with meanness. Brothers. haven't you seen cases like thls! Did you not see one just while you were brushing your hair this evenings
 How many times good. pains. taking wife has arranged all day to make home pleasant for her hns' band, and when he comes in she greets hlm with a kiss, and before he has been at home ten minutes, he talk es that tongue of his ana slabs her to the heart. She goes up stairs and cries as if her heart would break. Now bless your soul if l am going to be kind to any woman on earth, il is my wife, be- carse I sorter like her. l can't help it to save my soul. Never let word slip from you that will draw a drop of blood from your precious wife's heart. Many a man has walked up aud bent ovet his wife's lifeless frame, and, as he saw the glow of life and beauty gone from her checks, and as he drop. ped tears upon the pallid face If his wife has said God forgi Q me for every unkind word have spoken to her, the best, the kind est wife that ever lived. That is my sort of religion.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
Es. Es. Es.

J. VI. Ellis, Atlanta. Ga, writes: have had n severe forn of Eczema. tea gsars, and have failed Ia secure relief from various doe tors, and about 10 bottles of h noted reme- dy. IL was pronounced incurab!e, but the use of B. E. F. ha, elected cure, and r,- fer to Dr p. O. C. Necry, Dr. r. r. Taber, Atlanta, Ga.
 ". Nj. Cheshire, Gt W. II. Hrotheron' s store, Atlnnt'. Gs., writes: Il have had " 'nrgc eating ulrer on my leg cured by the usc of B. B. B."
 l. i, decidedly most wonderful medicine fer the cure of blood d!s~sc-, and 1t Mil please everybody.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
Nmlvillc, Tenn Nov. &, 1881.

Melville, Tenn, Nov. &, i8s+. has hoen u.iug F. E. B a short time and re ported to me that it. effects were simply marvellous, and that il G,r >urpa>,cS nl "t her blood rcmodie~ she had used, u that che could heartily sanction anything said in its lor. sa lt had given her more relief than uu,thing sho had eyer u-rd before.
 W. II. OWEN, Druggist
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24

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Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
Bottled Advertising.

It has been demonstrated that bottled ad vertsing is superior to any and all modes.
 Wo havo adopted the plan of placing the tie and corkiny it up, while others do all their work on the outside.
 That ie the reason that B. B. B prove. SO valuable in the cure of all blood diseases, s'crofuloGs SScllings and Sores, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Skin and Kidney affections. Merit is in the bottle and the paient is at once con- snced of tue fact. Large bottles Sl. three for s25O. Address, Blood Balm Co.,, Atlan-
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24

A 32 page book filed with information about your blood. ' ,ur skin, kidncy-, rhcu- mntisn,, old ulcers and sores, blood poisons, etc, mailed free Co anyone. Address,
 BLOOD BALM CO.,, Atlanta, Ca. For sale by Milner & Milburn, West Main St. Prescott, Ark.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01

Sleepy widzl re W ten kryia sic
jakica lisie zamimy! - Czemu
%pfaczcsz, mole kochanie?- odczwai
sic wreszcie ponuro Aleksy.
Nieszczesliwa Amalia ten, Go
snicj szlochata, ME mogac swych
iez przytiumiG.
Doktora Aleksego zimnc prze-
przeehcdz'fy dreszcze, kiedy 2 MIN
odgrywano talk niezwykfa %komedya.
Moja droga Amalio! =
m6wif Aleksy Czy4 mic nalezy-
my juz do sicbie przez nasze ia
reczyny?: Przcciez badz rozssdna,
q ME trap mnie, mic marnuj mnic
- DO moze jake nieporozumienie
zaszfo. Czyz mic mann juz prawa
d%owiedziec sic Twojej ta.iemnicy?
Ach talk, masz to prawo =
odpowicdziaia Amulia. - Mozcsz
sic navel przyczynie mojcgo
piaczu dowiedziec!
Otto place rZekta ANA
liza z przyciskicm = mad moja
dobra %przyjaciolka Zotia z Kalisza.
Co "a Zotia? zapytaf sic
dwuznacznie Aleksy zawsze w
strachu = mnicmaiac, ze iada
chwili nastapic must fatalna sccna.
- A czy to ME czytatcs, z!osni-
ku = odparla Amalia - o tym
okropnym njebo gfosy woiajacym
procesie = 0 doktorze z Poznania:
w~zystkie gazcty zapctnione s.! tenn
%postrachem ola mas b;cdnych kobiet.
: Zgroza co sic dziejc! = Du-
dlaj "wski poiai "a zone Zofia y
Radcm'a, Il trraz siq wydato, De
%przedtcm juz posi%dat pickna zone
i jedno dzjrcko.
W d"k'ora .iukby pio,un trzasf
M tc stowa Amalii i or znic 10
toczyi SIC ma stoIku, BE o muio mic
upadf ma rlccy.
TO jest cos okrcpncgo! :
jcSnat 2 calych picrsi A!eksy.
= Tys TEL micszkat diva lata
Poznanju?
Naturulnie, Iecz wszystko
2 roinica.
Amalia pobladla, mic ME mo-
wiac. AIeksy byf W takiem po-
toteniu, &c wolalby %raczej pre-.
pedzic dwie godziny W domu
poprawy Tub W aresztanckich rotach,
njzvli cierpiec TAXA moraIna me-
czarnia. Miai oczywiste rrzekona.
ME, &c Amalia ma ma nicgo okroinr
pomyslenie!
Gag daisy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01

spokojnie rozpoczynafem Wur~sa,
podczas gdy detroiccy P%ielgrzymi
myslcli, 70 il o~bjezdiam caia Anne
ryke, kclcktujao pieniadze ma ich
gazette.
Podnosze, re pobieratem abo-
namcnt "a R;elgrsynaa tyIko dop6ty,.
dopok, byicm jego rcdaktorem i
kaz1y cent ziozony W leco mole
ma to gazette, nawet pc molm wy
jezdzio z Detroit, nastepca moj
powinien byt pokwitowac w PeI-
grzymie Rlshiue.
Wszak&e4 musiato was, da-
wniejsi czytelnicy Rielgrsynaa, "a
stanowic, re O. mic podaf wysokoscl
sunny, o ,jaka niby miatem kasQ
akcyonaryusz6w okrzywdzic!
Me wyjawii je.i, DO sam pozniej
z wstydem przyznac musiaf, u
4adnc dcficyta SIC ME wykryfy.
Alo jemu chodzifo o CO innego!
Wiedziuf dobrzo, Ae ja ciezkiej
krzywdy, wyrzadzonej mi przez
nicgo i jeso szwugra, TAX fatwo
mic zaromne, i ola togo chciaf mi
nogi podciac swcmi oszczerstwami,
abym iuz wieccj ma redaktora ME
wybrnat. STATIC sic jcdnakze inaczej!
MIN O. mnie z~murnowaf, Wiarus
niechcacy przygniott zbiednlafego
Rselgrzyn1a i udusif Cd razu.
Nam czysto sumicnie smialo
p%owiedzieG mogc wobec cafe] naszej
Polonii w Stanach Zjednoczonych,
zem ami tuta.j, ami w Europlc, ami
w Afryce nikogo ME skrzywdzli
ma majatku, u jezeli mi kto W cztcry
oczy, listownie, albo tee za posre-
dnictwem iakiejkol "icbadz gazcty
- dowicdzic, " w tym przypadku
milan sic z prawda, tcmu wypiace
n%atvchmiast 100 doIarow, jak
kocham Pana Boga / szanuie mole
nicsLalune dotad imie.
Merouim Derdowshi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
sprawy Xwiazku Rycerz5
Prncy.

WirIln mistrz Rycerzy Piracy
Powderly zdaje sic le!saG o sw6j
ronowny wybor ma nacz"lnika tcgo
Zwiazku ma walnym 2jczdzie W
Richmond, ma.jacym nastap'c W
pazdzierniku, j %ponownic rozeSlat
tojny okolnik, ktorym Ry-
cerzom donosi, il i%~tnieje potajemuy
spisck, ably ,zfapac' konwencya W
Richmond i dobro Zwiazku ma
szwank narazic. Powdcrly mniema,
IL wrogowie Zwiazku oszczclstwu-
mi swemi szyderstwami mic mic
wskoraJa, byIe tylko przcstaia ruj-
nowat potege Zwiazku niczgoda,
jaka W o,tatnim czasie do niego
sic ~zakradfa.
w Pittsburghu robotnicy yrzy
&%elazie u.icdnali sic, ably 1a!ri pra-
x,.r~ ME-, ,-r c--r-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01

Dr.. Dudfaju.
FIR. LuJomiechieyo Chicago.
lClag daisy.

Gdyby rodzice Amalii byli
pr%zekonani, z.rzeczywiscie znaldu-
je sic W posiadaniu Aicksego foto-
grafa mfodej kobicty, majacej ma
SVEN Ionic sliczne dziecie = to
pewnie bez trznsku i hatasu = JUL
byfoby pc zarcczynach; Il kobicty
nnszego ternzniejsaego wypolero-
wancso sn;at. kobjccej ma
turalnej zazdrosci = ci. ,liaz :iu'
a osebe kochaja = takiej rzeczy
mic p~rzeruszcza, c(.,yba pod kara
stokrotncgo omdlcnia.
Talk to kobiety umieja mcczyc
~meiczyzne zakochanego: = Ach,
ach. upada... i upadta! - lccz
glzic upad1a?: - W objecia swego
narzeczonego!
Doktor Alcksy Dudlaj siedzia1
W owcj przykrej sytuacyi z swo.ia
n~arzcczonp Amulia w kawiarni =
ma mic ME zwa&ajac i mic ME
m6wiac. Kawa smakowaia mu
niby turccki pieprz, Il czekolada
Amalii ,jak gorczyca.
Aleksy ojrzai niezwyklym
zwrokicm ma Amaiia Onu zatrwo-
zyfa sic ma to straszne sp".j rzenie,
= O Boz"! = wettchne1a. = Die
kuic CT IA nasz kobiccy in:tynkt,
5e navel nicwinny ohrazcli tolra
nam zdrad1j, %iotr", k:orego teraz
pcznaje! O Bo5e! Jak CT tez die.
kuje, &c sic @icszcze priced zwiaz'liym
malzeiiskim togo potwura W FoStaci
ludzkiei pozhGde. J&k on to zmie-
MIA barwc twarzy, raz bIady, raz
e wony, ~ oczy ma niby pot4-
picniec .j"ki:,..
PizcpnsG hezdcnna otwolzy}a
sic W j&.j dnszy i cd tel chwjIi
zawyrokowaln r~oz!rezcnie stosun-
kow ,jej 2 A!eksym, DO = Cny ten
czlowirk ma dohre sumicnic? =
m6wila soma DO sicb;r...
Je@zcze bard2icj p"wiaIsz, ~
siq tortu'y AIck>ego. Ama'ia ~
czeia piakaG i riaSaIa s1locha'a
giosno, &c az hawrt olrcni w
ka~iarni Y %litoscia przybyli do mel,
pytaiac sic o przyc@yne smutku
lub bolesc:, bcdac gotowi ma usiugi.
AIcksy rcka skinat, u nowi
szarlatani r~ozpierzchIi sic na wSzySt-
kie strony, .jak dinbli p~okropicni
%swiccona wudA....
Aleksy siedziaI talk wrzycisnio-
ny ials ow paz francu,ki M
divorce, krdIa Sobicskicgo ma ~iajucn.
= Nyslat i dumal: = Cz,bv ia
piekna Aantirp& pieznacznic ne
wl4owala mi hivszenie jalctota i
ten PrlelI"ly obrazek c~1ayzyIu?
Nicch4>by talk hyto iednuk
nc pred2ei ME powicm, az przyjazic
do otwartcI wojny DO przcciet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
cowac za dawniejsza place, skutkiem
czego kupcy tamtejsi juz lepsze
robia interesa.

Najglowniejszym owocem mai
howsAych ruchow robotniczych Jest
powstanie kilku przedsiebiorstw
1abrycznych, powstatych re sktadel1
robotn'kow j opartych ma wzajcm-
noSci.
Stolarzc W Milwaukee zcbrali
$4,000 ma zakupno fabryki drzwi
j ram, stra. kniacy zas mcblarze W
Cincinnati $4,000 M zatozenie ia
bryki mcbli.
Zjazd robotnikow PREY zelazie
i stall W Pittsburghu obrudowaf
mad p%odobncm Professionalism,
a w mlcscie Baltimore urzadzono
plekarnil ma akcye robotmkow.
DAJe ona pracujacym PREY nicj
n"jwy&sza place j tymczaacm spree
dajo chleb tyIko akcyonaryuszom,
ktorych liczba jednakze Jest ogrom-
ma, gdyz akcya kosztuje tylko 30
centow. Przyruszczalnc diwidcndy
maja bye rozdzielane W markach
ma cl'ieb. Plan xarzadu i robot
jest nas(adowany z piekarn sp6-
}%ecznej W Gandawie, W Beigli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
Ee0 Xwiuzk "a Mar.

prZN.JHle IpStaly SWlrze mast
Iowarly silva:
Choragiew PuIslta, Brook.
czloniiow.
Synowic korony Polskiej
%, c%Afonkow,
Moniuszko, Milwaukee, 81
w Baltimore. gdzic .ies
boszc"em zacny kapfan ks.
wicz, czionek hono,owy Il,
poNt"nowify pr3yrtariG do Il
diva I""ar%y>twa kcsciclnc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-10-22

The petition now in circulation in this and
other towns for the legislature to amend the
scientific temperance instruction law, il with
the intent to strengthen that law, a. will be
seen by reading the accompany & copy Of
the United States law on the subject which
is more comprehensive than some Of the state
laws and better adapted to insure its enforce
ment
Mrs. l. lward Fisher of Toronto is at e..
b. JOhuson's. Mrs. Geo. Lawrence of Lyun
has returned to spend some weeks at her faith
eng. - Mrs Henry Oowing of Canton, N. Y,
has been spending the month in Putney,
Brattleboro and Newfane.
Fred j. johnson Is hauling slate from
Putney for the roof of his house. Fred il
one of the youngest land owners in town, and
the river farm occupied by Deacon Walkers
family, of which he is a member, shows con-
tinued signs OF improvement.
Three weeks ago last Sunday, Mrs. S -
mon Fisher, who was boarding on the old
home farm, attended church here, and on the
l7th her funeral was ut the same place, with
Rev. Mr.. Day of Brattleboro a. officiating
clergy man. At the time of her sudden at
tack of pneumonia, Mrs. Fisher was visit
ing relatives in Nj lrboro. Her home of late
years had been with her daughter, Mrs. John
Howe of Brsttleboro.
Rev. Mr. Marble is still absent. Last
| Sunday a sermon was read in church by Mr..
Davidson, and on the previous Sunday the
pulpit was supplied by Row. Mr.. II Ill Of
Chesterfield.
There are many inquiries for can Old
| Maids Paradise" once located on our library
shelves Auy information concerning it,
whereabouts, etc, etc. n