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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08
Miscellany.


DnOgttNA'
One stands in roes Of white
beneath the aunshite, her eyes
A happy, untold sedfeileh'
Her well-spritR delight
She holds her posy b " hahd
f.ayt's iaiest sin tob obn.as fair
As any in the lau.
wo look Al bh al smile,
Aud 10 our hearts ~ slty say,
Can bliss like hers bnd5e away
WIN t'j,h r pJi ciing Ella clo X rough sun aud snow,
WIN iGy,is rose gariap keep It's red
trorn br,5si roucb ID -aveyard bed
Alackl we CABIN Know
o,o Glands aiop apart,
sbo vears the siqpo fddowhood;
shsrn grief hath dfaivd Of all It's good
Her hungry ,euty @ neatI
eha t,,sns from u4,rp love her we'll,
Ana wesrs The yelbvisphodel,
beaib's eowkr. pom her breast.
W. iook nt ,.r I'D sigh.
Aud softly TO our hesis we snyt
viii gref like herE er qIe iI., ai""S'
vu ,,,, Us ,sseTu ,esor IN brngh sun and snow 2
or will The asphodel ive plsSse
To flowers about tbishinR iace
ktck how ebuld we knowf
o,o si,s with eoushtfui eye,
t,a,,,,aa AZ l,rnely work, tnlle
Upon her tender moth the Nn''
H,r busy tabk he plies. 49,
Some blessed thouet enchalus W, I1nu'
How wide aud deepler musings are
High as ihe height e topmos, s'a''
Aud low as hunan-kinuI
sh. wears upu her breast
A mnE-vhite lily ;'6'd h,th sa,SaH saHen
To her foretaste g nus hea''"'
An earnest of1is rest. a.m.
She cam, from out The furnace name
on sorrow, strong % help the WtAA
And gifted with good words to speaA
In lime Of grsf or shame
welook at her and smile
And t7 our hearts We softly say,
Goud work like hers endures aiNaS'
Beyond eartl's little while; .
pevopd s,rth's round Of sun and sno"
Beyond the height Of topmost sla'
Aud where her harvest waits aiAI,
An the fsUR0un
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08
'd.Ei"e HydrophobIa aCur... +,

bit\ old reop of "a hair of the d.
presS was almost literally resli1 ~ mar ina
much I2n for the cure of bvdronboh;S ~ d
ntteentRgue with the "Paster1s" .oolA %
month Gnry. Take a mss,;S Vi tne
cinnamon and stuff the same with pp pI1, ol
aIter boil the'Vers other spices. and 'tSess' tSses'
rom the pot sss entire, the which tsIar
hsth been bitten, laid unto the no., '1ten Ken
good which, sol without doubt do mnoh
more primitive bGw or other, Il did no.
Gun mployed within the acessful metbod NO..
~ ~ Iemote'part of Ireiory of living men
He HE eluest son of the fam the patient beina
stIo ,o recovery appearing o fine lad of no
suong symptoms OF hydrobess from ~
Sini Siol'ed' the doctors deoideds which he
ba hlI 70 death as the only alterrn bIeedino
boarous bad plan of smotherinR una 10 tbs
oeu, which was then common a tea,hao
spS psnea, and he was locked into an ! was
& anu Iett to die. But toward avaOi.nsa
LIN smaid s.S OF the household, passing naSs
Spot with her pail, was amazed ~ neA''
%sisfs ~ dziL voice family asking for "somatbi,
% drink Overjoyed at t6is pnmjs1et jesniG
,Ign OF recovery, she lost no tima Z, A sole
nonIng assistance, and the yopno n,a4, - sum ,!1
sss saved, the physicians sscribino bis i,Ie NE
,oi,nl escape to the carrying OF of ,h1
,Sisoh T'i;S oS The eopious flow of blood " 'He
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

ee4nVlotlon, answered tie parson raod" noiP l'
san. IN un.ehsnce ''ana since the nrova.t
oayS All Is fair in love Napd warNap'S .1. ,ei
ens 70 partake somewhat of bo,h tui'
youI ooedient servant, at yopr ser,ioa ;, Anl
"to ne lieu marry me speedily" said Godfrsn
wo.,h n's young lady, Mistress Ellen Icy F5syy'
brida ,, ana thank God she is more riJIissa
come ha.n sn :, one or two that report saws bavs
toraoue 'Is atterward Colonel Aptbonv Cor,o.
a. MS son, and the family was re,,;.i
hsS S9rlStmas dinner, where fair FnaL seu @
na'eu In such admirable snir;, . I-'len De-
OneI bo tnst his forgiveness at once csasad 'ne n.
Lis G psrIunctory, and became eenpins eu no 70
to- as Hsr heartily, saying he liked ber ba.
.er as a daughter than as a wifa as nsr oet-
at Jay they we're boon friends U iiom
h. tne Inexplicable Messenoer2 7. :;
Coie hanging over the desk at which -,
ooionei CArter's sword cane has daso ]rite.
Iovs n,s grsndnephew, with one thin ii,,o 10
,svi,- actually in place in that n,rron,
,o,a "IeIe the sword enters-tba CO.,
~" .n4t 1 have copied. Slippino on, ;n
80 Han "here the cans stood. p.rbsns 'n.o
- H., years ago this very night fair EiIn
! a;nai uodirey would withdraw ona I;,1t
10 ana substitute another. tben bon.e
ack with bated breath into the liobtad n hasten
aiIv ;ng n;nag the unsuspecting colonel in H.
,Iic;, y sisl's carrier of the very mail he ras u
a'Per's Weekly 1A'''"s CSar& IN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

minds him OF the story Of the monkey the
,silor brought home TO his wife. The mon
10y got to be household pet, and was al
Say' about the kitchen when the good wo
Dsn was at work. The yard was full Of
dickens, and every now and then they
could come into the room to pick up crumbs.
Whenever they became too much OF nui-
ance the good woman would throw few
rains OF powder in the fire to frighten them
nl With the flash. One day the sailors wife
tS away and the monkey undertook to run
be kitchen. lie watched the chickens very
arsiully, and when the kitchen was pretty
reI filed with them, he took down the pow
lsr horn and threw II all in the FIRE, blowing
.Iuself and all the surroundings sky high.
- IInaLinnLnn Ginr-
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A Rnnn TrnYeIIers.

augsburg GerpAny, letter to Boston Transcript
Ia most Of the railways here, and in some
4es on several connecting lines restaurants
- all under one management, and you may
r.er your refreshments by telegraph aud
u them ready for you on n tray at station
.4her on, which you had designated. But
q. must be sure the train stops at that sta
10, and that it will be at least 40 minutes
ing there for it is only for meal to be
s.hly cooked that telegraphic order will be
viewed. Thus: The fast train from Ham
rg to Berlin leaves at 4 o'clock, and stops
no place longer than i've minutes until II
Aohes Berlin at $50. BY o'clock you be-
% to feel hungry; you are then at HArge
". You hand to the restaurant 10y wh'
lsses along under the car windows to tax,
Oh orders, card specifying what you WI
I'VE for dinner aud here you will expect 1t
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

explicable Messenger their daily notes, ardent
with such words as love in oOustraint may
pen. Quick eyed Ellen bad discovered this
messenger, aud given the hint to Godfrey be-
fore their communication through servants
WAS cutoff a contingency half.a anticipated by
them. Here is one of the letters
"MY BELOVED. Your words, far dearer to
me now than my own life, we're brought yes
tsrday by our trusty messenger TO day he
nturus this from thine Ellen. DO not speak,
C1odfrey. of our confinement | would wait
| Wletime for thee and count 1t little. You ask
| vhat fare have in passing the time but tru-
/ h brings bushes to my cheek TO think how
| tuie passes, given all without a wasted minute
tdnelcons,ant, precious thought andyet lam
Mt hbashed TO tell thee this, but take asweet
pssure in robbng my own heart OF its de-
feses. breathe every breath, Godfrey, In
thukht of you. Oh, what conquered Bra-
tre hm | Add yet doubt il your father
thtk me a tanned spirit for last evening,
wb1lhe came az customary on love intent,
anohe wine set out, he shot the customary
CONTINENT at me, l replied with that laugh
you taise in me so greatly, that such gallant
wore testiied to many years in practice, and
aske whether he thought the ladies in the
Braz, handsome when he journeyed there
in hi,yooth. But he bore these hints toward
his a. bravely, and I admired him for his
pluckbeing your father, though cruel one
now. Dear Godfrey, with thousand em-
braces Your faithful ELLEN"
Aftes oertain lapse OF time the obduracy
Of the ,vers began to perpeX the colonel
and hiaHy, Mattress Dwight rigorous old
maid vo ihought young people born into
the woa oDlely for purposes Of discipline
and abtgation. do not know what turn
affairs Hgkt have taken IL prying Mistress
Dwight "a not one day discovered one of
Ellens tteis written but not yet posted
the ver!ona have just given-containing
mentionof the "trusty messenger" The
scene WIN be displayed her discovery to
the colol, hnd when Miss Ellen was later
called inOr admonition in his presence, was
worthy Sheridan. Never before was
the far el ID brave, so gay, so careless; nev-
er the INT DO prim. A dozen times the
aunt criS ''Rie fe !" 70 the niece who
would BIZ herself TO no engagement against
writing 1t promised that they should hear
whenever letter came, adding that it would
! assuredlye daily.
This Pnise, indeed, was kept. Every
evening cue the colonel down street, cooked
hat on ha and cane in hand and every
evening Ns Ellen threw back her head with
mischievN glance TO tell him that she had
been plead IN learning Of his son GodfTAnf
welfare th day, and trusted thNfr4 ID HE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

fall ard went to Miss Holiness room
tigate. They found her entirely p
below the neck, but she was consci
able to tell how the accident happt
doctor was summoned, but the case
yond treatment, and death followed
day. Her brother, Edward A. Holm,
place, was notified by telegraph. and
down and returned with the body on
day. The funeral took place on ]
and was largely attended. Miss
father was the late Hiram Holmes /
er, Mrs. Abbie Holmes, still lives b
her son. Miss Holmes was teaohe
experience and excellent repute sh
accomplished artist, and COMMANDED
and respect of all who knew her.
many terms ip the common schools,
taught in Elizabeth, N. j., in GranC
Mich, in the Brandon, Vt, aoadem
land n Gray seminary, and in the Bi
High school. Her age was a yea
PHOENIX.
The sudden death OF Miss Emmt
which occurred in Boston on the d,
cast a gloom upon this community,
was long a resident and is well rem
Rs a teacher and scholar and lady c
telligenoe. Her body was brouRh
brothers edwin Holmes) on Wedn
burial, and the funeral was largely
at the church on Thursday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

When yo,,ee saw his fa'her ~
heavy slumb -lan aashed across niS
mind. He n end quickly placed tus
LIGHTS in a rei..-, of the room, auu
drew the hous,,n the pockets OF tue
sleeping man. .nsd a moment thete
was not a soui, house. Hasteh'ns
the hall be fou here the grea. -
cling coat and "a 10 readiness iOI ;so
father, and hal.-a on Just as the no'11
of the moving rsocbed his ears. ~
required but a 40 unlock the gteM
hail door. and moment, aided oy
the obscurity. hS,cted il. and jumped
into the coach ,,aed by the wa,.,ns
ooachman. Thsbut the door wlVnou'
a word, having ,tiv Aeoeived insV'uI,
tions In the after A drove away. ~
had ali bappened .,;nutes. He was
free man and dri, he house OF his DO
loved I'D
Godfrey's emot, the coach stopPeu
before Mistress D.. door may be imss,
ined. Ellen was,ared and catne ho
speedilv. accomps hv A servant, wno,
tbrowino a aim iiluGon from his lantern
into the interior, eh her to tahe ..assd
AT the remotest eIfrom the suppoSeN
colonel. The carril lpoved ou. min.
Godfrey said not Ird during some ulu-
ptes ,bonob sverv Ii, in the dark, close
warn,b ~ The iniarI where she breatue'
also. WAS like a petfi from heaven. ~
wheels ratified Outsid fth ou" no'9 9aa,ist
looked into the obsfy without W CaIve,
himself that they wtPlowlng .ne .oohe.
Hill road. At the neS slant Elieh p,rne,
what means this hinge night lou
Colonel Onrter. il thakyou sitting there
the dark 80 silently p asked E, uor q
1t means q weddiA Ellen' Il
willing"
Godfrey here too ? ae cried - {,
None but l alone, lAnswereu NJ"
moment she was in his ps. -Ni,o
1t makes me youDggain, 'nin 'iinS q,
those two lovers 80 jOyely reunito 30
in the teeth OF destiny 9t perhaps
furtherance OF yet d per des.lnSI .. -
need /, having shown thS 80 well ausaL s',r,
in their good fortune, GLOW tnem IA IA
along their journey. N until i's az
their driver discover his mistake suE ",
we're then at the ministes door ~ ""
Hill. =,
Parson MscFinster was much taken -
when he found who await'd him In n''
lor. A.,
81 have come to tell thee, Parson ~ |,
ster, that my father made q mis'Sne, -
Godfrey, without waste of words a1
here, l have brought double purse VI
to convince thee Of H.. .,.l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08
\ lIOon that science ha. Conrerrsa

'"~s Seienee mas Conferred
peen franght With greater blessings than that
web as accrued to the inhabitants OF the malarial
ren portions OF the United States and the tropics
fro ~ use OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The
eTfic4ce Of many years has but too clearly demon
stssa &c lnefteleney OF quinine aud other drugs 10
ehHu.Ny combat the progress of intermittent, CON
geAe 1 bilious remittent fevers, while on the 9th
or pa has been no less clearly shown that the use
Of 8ters, medicine eongenial to the frailest
oouliaNp and derived from purely botanic sources
ah6s feliable safeguard against mAlaral disease
andrel II when developed. For disorders of the
stoD'u IiVer and bowels, for general debility and
renAnt lyity II Is also most efficient remedy Ap-
petll4 sleep are improved by 1t; 1t eKpels rheum-
attic inufs from the blood, aud enriches a circula-
lion .nllerIahed BY mal-aailmilation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

Our merchant as absent fro
three or four days the first of ths
there was some inquiry as to his VI
For particulars regarding his q
marriages.
-Ohet. White, Geo. johnson, T.
aud Al. Robinson have gone to Nv
logs for Frank Chase. ly
Snow most gone and team
blue. lt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

CHINESE IDEAS OF DIsoIp1Isv
short time since the Land Oeioe Pc peculiar
ilong was attacked by thirty bandit ussu a."
cursed sulsed as regular troops. The oficsv uis- is
Unsrge defended the place bravelv ana dis ~
NOT yield until one of his men had bsan LIn Iiu
eu, himself and five others woundeJ TL T1l-
.oooers .. then plundered the treasury 90, sue ne
20, 20 'ne ofhce and rode of. In any otbsp oon nre
t Hy inc officer would have been oommenSni SoSn1
iooL l ns courage but the Chinese authorities
nrono,no T az sne matter differently aud he was
IT PIonouneed severely TO blame for NOT bsvinHs
lsken measures to scquaint himself v,i.S tS'pg
auyanee a. OF the robbers, and for having tsiius
20 peat them OF. He was therefore eas6israJ
wnlle ,v the officer in special charge of ,he
treasury was adjudged to have had Jsroa oue
sgm deposited than be should have kent
lln, ana was called upon to make good ny
osS TO the public out of his own funds '"o
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08
WestminsterwS

NJ. tIo.o,o f1,ost,,,.,. ,hS, &c.
barn attached were burned Wpro, Vt.
about 1890 o'clock. The fire
have taken from a chimney.
household goods we're saved, ., VI.
and two cows were lost. Mr..
large barn by fire only few
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

old Farmer Ito amateur ditto) )-"What do
you feed your pigs?" Amateur Fsrms. 10
Oorn. o. FIJI the ear 2" A III
disgust )-"Noi in the mouth. +" y"
so you call that we'll water ?" rems,ksa
tro.s tne stranger, squirting the offending iouid
from his mouth. Great Scot nov nnss n
have tasted when it was III Z" D'' II
At lecture on ''The Decline of liz.
tnre, the eloquent orator shouted "Wbara
are the Chaucers and Shakespeare and GJ;,
tons and Spensers and Maoaulsys 2-SVhara ta,',
iI are lhey, say ? And voice answered sad,
ly from the gallery, IAN dead. - '@N-
Moony and his wife we're on their wav to
church. and the lady was putting on her
sloyss tho''Ss my dear, " he said, pettisbly, 'you
au ;ns' 80 complete your toilet at home. Pd
JUST az soon see woman putting on har
stockings on the street as her Gloves Most
men would, she said, promptly, and the
Aoashed Colonel didn't say another word
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08
The Firut CoadItIoa

~, ., 'ue Democrstlc papers are lamen-
Ia 1a1n party has no leader in the
~" nas mtn there capable Of leader
II does not know where it is going. II il viii
agree upon an objective point, the leader viii
appear. party that is going nowhere in
particular doesn't need leader.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08
A WEALTHY FARMERS
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.


Near the thriving village Of Dundee, few miles
west of that queen of the lakes OF central New NOrk
Seneca lives MIR. Daniel Suppee, gentleman aged
about 10 years. Mr.. Supplee owns very large and
highly cultivated farm, which has for many years had
tue envable reputation of being the best iarm in all
that section. Every crop he plants seems to thrive
aud his advice is much sought by younger and less
experienced farmers. "About two years ago. Mr.
Suppee writes 81 suffered from a very severe attack
of diat etes II reduced me in flesh that was only
skin and bones aud my skin was sbrveled aud wrin-
kled badly, my urine contained such large percent
age of sugar that when 1t spilled the sugar would
crystalize to make coating plainly visible MY
life was despAred Of by my family and physicians.
Began using Hunts kidney aud Lverl Remedy at
this stage of my Sickness and improved steadily aud
was cured, and am now able to again personally su-
perintend the management Of my extensive farming
operations Hunts kidney and Lverl Remedy is a
grand medicine for diabetes aud all kidney troubles
gentleman hearing OF these facts, aud wishing to
know further Of the for himself wrote to CP
Mclean. a large dry goods merchant and grocer OF
Dundee and Of great integrity and worth, ask
ing for Information In the matter. He received the
following reply: o-
Dear Sir: Yours Of "a inst. at hand this morning.
would say that think the use Of Hunts Kidney and
Liverl Remedy IN Mr. Daniel Supplees case certainly
saved his life. He going down very fast previous
toits use, and began to show an improvement soon
after he began to take the Remedy. Mr. W. b. Wight
EFT t hQlraale grocer Providence, r. l., is also know
tile sleep an(acts In Mr. SUPPLIES case.
NSh by no hrs truly C. T. MoLtAS'
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d. w. L'ach has sold the -
to Herbert w. Lsach for 81
bought of II 'nry j. Watkins
Park farm in Walpole, N. II. "reti
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

Tennessee Democrat who is not altoReth
er In harmony with the administration OIL
the ciVil service question, says II was the d
tention OF the party to go only a little va,
In that direction, aud Mr.. Cleveland has god,
altogether too far. He says the situation re
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08
HSst Looking into smiI..,.
Help"

nun 3s inuslng have read of strepro,. -
| And raaTi painter, craftsman those vb1 =,
49, success, and now in this ,vonis,. iouBh
To rno,,ij t.seiy whom our younger ones a. Aen
tnelr llVes on. Yet the mnra N, III ,e tAus sht
or hrnL .ohard the losing side thai nnsS 'Iought
Tbs ion, "19arts, who, ever falling. fongbte "anu
A. ue Iohg, long battle while The iror ,oSsnt
az pressed them back ward from ,h9An1 ~ IAn1
sun perlshed. And the rabbIe rns, einprlse
To sraat ss WIN stretched neck and starina, -
Faint 5ro, .pe .p coming man. So, lei than Eyes
M, stoh the echoes of their rpde anninloh' snoh',-
Behold t5a 1uat TM M huckstering tale of Pain ana i
IIiue We Leader of vanuuisbed 49,. Suu loss.
1'ius extended on the bitter erossi'
W.. II.
Who to,l.e ,ue weak things of the earth > os .ho.
mr. III tound no helper, or he came TOO ~ ~ tnose
Anabt 1t ~ spectre multitude, who knovys
IL th SUI SUI oI tneir struggle with maIi5nst =,
49, ~ no homer for the beaten si5a . AA'e
rbe nitv y, U1neath sheath the wisdom of the wise
nj Tbe pity ,S,ti o. the good Let fools deride.'
Inch thn tered nd troops of Failure biSb ~ nal,
SIoS ~ oIAre sailor who with ali 6is bnstp p'i@e'
nionih oy month, leashed in he too,,.
And ls5, s9 death .S along the deadly coast.
nd 1 ieit the victory for anotber,s ha,,a
Snn[ ~ was s ne, Who born to guide stst
eII o. ~. ~ decAy, and, gasping in death'S th'
Burst inwar6 hl Ino!a Y. OF the captured gate
iu"Aru oy the rush Of Moslem foa,s
-LOndon
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

--Priests hotel, together with
and blacksmith shop opposite, /
sold 10 s. O. Hawkins and w. d.
Ashuelot. N. IL.
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A Neat sam In Ar,,bo,.,,,

From the Boston Evening Recordl
st. Aloans, VI, charity was benefited
Szi by W. II. II. Murny's reading in il. be.
nan. This would give fifty cents apiece to
torty-two half orphans W
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08
AN IYExpLTcABLE MEsSEf9E.

Sitting in my freside chair, l nav otter
told the story of the 'IneXphcsois essen
ger" for the benefit of some Vlsltoi Vhil'
my grandchildren listened to its NennoFi
mysteries with an interest that secure aard
ly lessened by familiarity. 10 DAY 'oD'
touch of youth coming to old age war" N,
heart to the world, aud feel Ike B'''S N,
tale to q wider circle. ,,c
My great-uncle, Colonel Anthony oster
during the later years of last century ecu
ried tbe house in which now live. r
was then one Of the most active IN g, com 9sc'
of second rank provincial cities Ine Las
stood in the ati tocratic quarter oi tne u'n
and WAS built in the mansion style ight I'll
low in color. with four very fat white p~
ters up the front, aud white oAlus'ai
around the edge of the roof, from WI
centre rose one great square chimney
considerable yard surrounded 1t, ana
MANSIONS of Ike sedats elegance stood Isd
bors to It aiongth same select street '1e "
NV Rreat-uuAe, in brief, was "a tbsrs
bob of the tow. He had seen sreoi to
and meant to eajoy life in solid on tse
was especially 1T in the purs eagse, gSst' you
iect upon whidh his desires Ry
| man Uhose tanner could = -,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

About 40 pieces of very fine Foreigl
lhhpaTtment goes WI yoar order by
telegraph, say to Wlttenburg. Arriving there
tray containing your dinner is brought 10
you you eat and drink at your kisure and
pass the tray and dishes out at any station
where the train stops, or leave than in yonT
compartment; the owner gets thsm in either
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

| WaJertOwn Union live Stock Market
Market BeefA few choice S. 90 extra, 81 50a7 70
hrst quality 7OOa125 second quality 5OOa6 % third
! quality, 4 OOl4 so.
IN. B.-Choice includes nothing but stall-fed 100
to 1400 Id. bullocks. Extra and hrst quality include
the best fat oxen. Second and third quality include
oxen and two aud three year old steers.l
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-. Religious ~ CONDUCTOR
inc 10 an the - gK. Jan. 20 1855.
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WRsT au0urse ny thoroug
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afflicted with a severe aus .s,Po1rr1cs. to a dry
disabled me from my busi .- IL
friend on the train TO try Ht 8
Remedy, as be recommended ftiui ".
Die terms as a sure cure for kidn ~
troubles of the urinary organs. - % NJ -
rapidly soou after began takiue ,ST Il s
has cured me. besides, as | believe, aTa n IA %
long sickness. have frequently reeomff. y
Hunts kidney and Lverl Remedy to my aniicfN
friends aud its use has always resulted In restoring
them rapidly TO health. deem II duty as well as
privilege to recommend so good and reliable a medi
cine as have proved Hunts Kidney and Liver Rem
edy to be. Yours, W. W. O. ME OITH.
Conductor wv. 4. RR
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was SICK this fall with rheumatism. l took Athlo.
pnoroS aud in less than two hours could move ono
m Gl y legs. In ten hours got OH my bed alone ana
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ne VS. from he other
thefo be ha9ignp6t
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1885, when aud where
ses, II you see cause.
GODDARD, Register,