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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

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dsul Ct this cir7. d.d q be- aoaas 7 Cai-
csz0 'sst vssk So wss tescss- u re
CITY schco e. snt aad -sfprnsd from he-
setss n srrsrsnf good hsath shar-fr
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hur fsnni lockei It ras h-cksn -pa-
s-1 Sc ~ss Quad CT - foo- ansh.s -
rise ~ae led s.on Ser bsiaE -e-7evst 20
ssr s~si Deceased ~ss "a xa-wa r. frss
cifT gasrs shs nsde visit sh~-f ma
sxo. she rss sfg of fae @ducsd do1 snd
ths snfhor q sevsrsI ed1caa1na- blnks
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Esvz AlsgEs sszv1cs % Dsslsles "a. KALL~
skf LIAE
oFFteE -
SrkKxr RAIwA4 ~. - 1EAsB kAFass
GEASs kAFsgs. AlcA. lSos.
Os "a sfef Nsisesoay tAs 3S.a iust
ths Slrsst hAiiwss Cee1psny u 0Fsa1
ka9.1s eli ra1 oars % gasss Dv1so Al
nns % S mieass uas. frcG sns oorDsr u
aseison- sss zs3 HaA .. 70 Bsiags-sl
dar1k - foilosisg hsars. d-ily. exes gi.nx
cu18kss
PROM 6 81 a q unti $50 IA
Ff0m liSC = a. anu - .. u
Ffc1e 1892 e. 1ati SO =. "a
fFOls b. dgs-sL g9iaf soaln 70 Halls
Fr0n 10 = ouG SEQ =. IA
IRON II - . m. 1nsl 200 = ~.
From 49, 8. u uau $50 , a.
These care ~ill be % nis1 green Ma1 let.
tersT ~Buiss-st. 10 Fair Grouud We
pili also f0n extra cars issslng Cam pau
tiass 81 - Anc IS >. a.. soins north "a
PlsICneid snd toiL ssss
STREET ksILwA1 90 OF 6RASp RAFips.
b. a. BEysEk. Superintendent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
$500 Reward.

We viii psy ne above .ewsri for any csse of
Liver 0mp.sinL Dyspepsia. sick Headache In
digestion 0n>gipstion r stlvene-s we cannot
cure viin Vests vegetable Liver Pills when the
oireC tiOns are strictly compiled with. They are
purely NsEe abe aud never ,aii to give safi.fac-
tion. Sugar Coated Large boKe- containing -
Pills ) ,en-s Fo- sale b' eli Druggists beN srs
81 conuterfers and limitations The gsrpine
pnly by 4HN r Wt-T q o.
The ri Maker a. Vest Mad dson-s. Chicago.
Free ria "a kages sent by msl. prepaid "a
receipt n cent gsmp Soid hT v II. 1it0.
! p Nonroesi Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
Good. =, IN. Custom House.

Surveyor shstsr yesterday received nine
cAses OF eooks printed 10 the Holland Ian
gusgs. tor d. }. Doornink. The invoice
price OF the cooks was s9o2 The duty was
SIS 20.
The personal effects OF Bishop Paterson
were also fsce lvsd. valued al sl4o. but they
ale on the free llst
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

A Preusser. the well known jeweler, 35
Monroe-st., returned from New York re-
Gently brimful OF news concerning the new
purchases msde for the holiday trade be
secured many rich and elegant novelties
and promises bis patrons an elaborate feast
70 select gift from. Some OF the new
goods have arrived and are now on display
The attention of the public is asked 70 the
immense assortment of holiday novelties
that are to Oe found at this jswelry en-
pOrium.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

young lady Of seventeen summers
b hlghly educated. refined snd 0f proposes
ing appearance. desires 10 form the &C.
qusiEtsnee Of some nice young man. whom
SIC ~0uii advise. u u0ubiei with dyspep-
s'a u use that great blood Ius.ler. sulphur
BitteTs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

The sale OF seats for the Redpsth Lyceum
Concerts. under the auspices of the
Orstorio Society. for Thanksgiving evening,
will continue both day and evening from
clock in the morning until 0 O'Clock at
night. The seats are sold a, ths pla n o
sslesroOns OF Geo. ID. Herrick & Co. No.
l3 Fountain-st. No extra charge is made
and the sale is progressing finely.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
THURSDAY, NovEMH ER %.

Will be a day OF special thanks sgiving for
those who avail themselves Of the Giant
Clothing Conpany's Thanksgiving offer
,be choice for half day Of al so. SIS. SIC.
and SIS cults at sl2. Sale to clcse prompt
LIZ AT nnl.n
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

The Star Furniture Co. 100 South Divi.
sionst l. showing M elegt hne OF line
fnrniture received for the holiday trade. No
one can afford 10 fail seeing IT,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

For don't care. dull tired feeling. i'm
povsrished blood. Gull pains 10 back and
bead. isnislizing skin sfuptions Kemps
sarssrsriiis never lsiis 20 gvs relief. We
a Esys guarantee IL Price g. Der bottle
Iioos drug store. IS A0nfos-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

You will find the largest an best assort-
ed stock If Fish and Game bf all KINDS IN
season. Anchor brand Oysters and Fair
Haven Counts, wh' iesale kDd retail. III
MonrOe-st. I. J. DETIgNIHALER
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
BUSINESS BREVITIEs.


Take any ovrrcost frotn The Giant 10 any
other store a. a guide fvou thiuk you
can d better or a. well retnro the oV-rcoSt
snl get your money We have c0Lh1eace
IN our goods aud prices
SIAsr CLOgHIss CoMPASH
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Boots. shoes. ruboer goods, crockery
gas. aud tn ware a. kinds Of dry goods
s0d an immense Inc Of Christmas and
holiday goods st lowest prices
EAroS's "BkE HfvE'
IS sod 80 West Bridge-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

The great concert of tho Rsdpath Ly-
csum Bureau is the all absorbing talk
large audience should bear this superb
Company Of artists. Seats now on sale ct
the piano store of Geo. ID. Herrick q Co,
10. Is Fountain-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

On Thanksgiving morning the Gisrt
Clothing Company will sell any so, Sls si6,
OF SIS suit you may select TOR SD GOODS
will retain their original prices. Twelve
dollars buys any suit IN the lot up TO noon
not later.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

At A d. Youngs 252 Jeferson-st., on
We0nes ay evening November . Choice
turkey- a1d Oysfefs. Come one. come all.
A good time NAV De expected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

The Greenwood Temple OF Juvenile
Templsrs will give a mask social at the
Good Tempsr's Hall. corner Censl and
Pearl-st.. Wednesday evening. Admission,
10c children Sc
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Lichtenberg. the leading violi mist. and
Miss Hone Glenn. the great contraito. of
the Nilsson Concert Co. ALL at Hartman s
Hall, Nov. %. Thanksgiving evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Ceaveland and Harrison have both mad their
rur.
Eat the nc Is drawing nigh when the Coal man
MS fun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

The Star Furniture Co.. 100 South Divi-
sion 81. is showing IN elegant line Of fine
furniture received for the holiday trade. No
one can stfOrd 70 fail seeing il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
Isai.. Library

TIE ladies' Of enc Literary Clnb sssiinz
ne need ofs more extensive library than
tisv srs at rrsseot in PCS session Of sd
hsv-n: art 4 snaI fRd svaisble tor tie
1rrrhsse ~ aocss hsvs decided to sex a.
f-s.r lrsufs. gentlemen ss vel a. aides.
~ cCnfrl8rfs cne or nors BOOKS FOR fhis
ra-rese Na 'se ther tais vi not AK -
.est7 ei og- irrnts ts anv verr bur-
rFrF1nie 1eTref-8. .rrrZ1 irsf ao~ con-
r'nar KIDD sre ssk-d tor 80
"a lose Ta1 a.. 1nso- 20 pretvits
'-- ree'r eva reeis ~ f7od ard clothing
Ie| ua rerfesa ee- tbsr faa nfsilsctas esst
- So s-~s ra srrssi w. give = snsrs
~ san-fscifon fnsn - eountsous
- p We s7s scsrstfmst st q spread t3r cur
srt Hfanrs Ne cCr.i.aIF invite
.--errs ese esrs eeo4s -nav So 49,
nE tn.rs Hcw their e-arfss to seat
fher rc ffe sc.es Ci1, Honse ~ Sha.so7
-f oerr siras a. ,@ir r-sa the 1onrs o.
u sai ;. 20. Tners viH - com
~ trer fserf e ~ecelrR t3sm s1i thsv
-e als'st smcrk tae frur blnirsd
49, IS uem hsrs sri fhsir lrsnis
Ter erler sf lers-- Earn entities
MSS $50 FrE
Hr- n f~rrsu
Ass n NssE
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Reserve your seats for the concert on
Thanksgiving evening. On sale at Geo. d
HerTiok Z Cos piano salesrOom. No. l3
FO1ntain-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

lady said clerk in large grocery You have
idea how ordinary soap wasted The t 1t remain IN
the bottoms of the wash tubs 6pans and scubbng pals and
when the poured off, the soap has the consistency Of mush
bar be taken from the box If the would only
they it, tie when they were
through with it"
The "IvoRY Sosp" floats replied the o'erk OF viii eoa
and the lvoRY made of o..s Az 92Us pr oent
pure d matter Of Viii ioat
A WORD OF WARNING.
There gO5 as the c
ARE NOT. peculiar
genuine. As for Ivory Soap and upon getting il.
hvf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Order your Jackson Hill coal Of the Cen
tral Coai Company. Telephone, S34.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Thanksgiving sale at the Giant Thursday
till noon. Twelve dollars takes the place
of twenty in buyiDg suit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
Fruit knives at Leopsrd's.

Fine bargains at Star Furniture Co. 100
South Divisional Handsome holiday goois
received daily.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

COMPLEXION Powder is an absolute neces-
sty of the refined toilet in this climate
Pozzonis com bines every element oi beauty
and purity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
The sale OF seats for the Redpath Lyc

Fresh French Chocolates at Maggie Form
by's, l03 M0nroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

If you want wood bv the carload or cord
buy it OF the Central Coal Co. Telephone
S2A
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Dress goods and CLOAK sale this week
bEK HivE
Is and 50 Nes Bndge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Fine bargains at Star Furniture Co. l09
South DIvisiOn-st. Hencsome holiday goods
received daily.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
Beautiful china cups at Leonard's.

The place to buy crushed coke is of the
Central Coal Co. Telephone S34.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Choice nus Of al Kinds at Maggie Form
by's. lC5 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Do not fail to bear Ams. Teresa Csrreno,
the greatest Of living pisnis-s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

EsE rkfy o1-r--~<--. n-~-----~ -
s1-.a. = sol FsFz E-s- t~1 70 sse.sa ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

yUAETED TO EXCHANGE GSDD RESI-
w dence lot for piano. 6ildefseeve &
UeringtOn.
NOTHFR LOT As GOOD As Tbs ABOVE
4 we want 10 rrRde for a horse and buggy.
GildcrS eeve * HeuilgtOn, Room l3 and IL Hid-
dicO-ab building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Miss Emma Juch, the superb soprano.
the charming singer. Americas favonte.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
THIS WEEK
Ar
() / AR A' {

1000 pairs of ladies'
fine kid Button Shoe
on the Common Sense
Opera and New York
Lasts just en- eta
These shoes sell elss'-
where for $3.50 10 s.
IA pair. The entire LOT
il being rushed of at
-. Every body can
be fitted. All sizes
from = to s., "a h q d g
and ee widths.
500 pairs OF ladies
very fine. soft Dom
COLA Kid shoes tha
bring So and $3.50 "a
be closed out this
week for $3.50.
onbcr the place
{ hu c best fitting
II
@ ARA
y Canal Street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

A full line of choice confsctious OF ell
kinds. a. Msggis Fornoy's l03 h0nros-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Choice nuts of all kinds, at Maggie Form
by's, lO3 Monroest.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
BACK FsoH NEw YORK.

Fine home made candies a speciality at
Maggie Formby's, l03 AonToe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
II You Are Sick

Tfh Hssdschs Nsarslxfs Rarunstizn Dyspsp-
xa RCiouSness Ftoo6 HTnorH, TidrsY Disesse,
cons,i 5Ntio1. Fsnsis Tr1uhies. Fever and are.
sieeplessnsSs Parma Ps-slyzis or Ner-ols Pc
Jrstica rse Psins's Ceisry C0ra oca-t sri -
-ure3 n each - shess 80 cs-se r. rsnsa. -r
,h~s.csi crsrvorx anzirrv swro~--s -- nslsrs.
ihs Fsct ~ rtfch T. n veass- fes rs-V,Fs svs-
ten. -rsufias n ,re r. sse-e s.ssszss Re-rs
fte -a~sr 49, tcsr sraaf Nsrre Tonic. and the
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Buy presents now at Leonsrd's.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23
Mechanism Of Modern Houses.

We have come to the season when
mysterious deaths will alternate with
the more honest report of death by
escape Of sewer gases. There are thou
sands of houses in every one Of our
large cities that are unfit for habitation
owing to the impossibility of safe and
proper plumbing. The use of lead in
water plumbing is also dangerous to
an extreme. A case has recently
foated through the papers of family
poisoned by the lead cement on the
pipes, which careless plumbers had
placed in the house we'll. There is so
much of mechanism about our modern
house, well furnished with convent
ences, that either the occupant must
make serious study of all phases of
sanitation or run the risk of losing his
life. There is some reason for follow
ing the advice of Baltimore editor, to
ignore the plumber and stick to the
old fashioned washbasin and kerosene
lamp.-Globe- Democrat.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23
Tho Volcanoes of Japan.

The biggest mountain in Japan is
Fugiyama, an extinct volcano whose
summit is over $4,000 feet above the
sea. Its snowy peak looks down upon
me as write this letter, and the story
of the volcano at Bandisan is still new.
There are now over twenty active and
hundreds of dormant volcanoes in
Japan, and the land is one of earth
quakes. Some persons state that To
ko has an earthquake every day of
the year. but if SO, they are imper-
and have noticed but one, which was
only slight shiver of the earth, which
passed away in a minute. The Japan
ese of olden times believed that the
earthquakes came from gigantic fish,
which, living in the sea, bumped its
nose or struck its tail against the coast
in its anger. This shook the earth and
caused it to crack and tremble. Frank
G. Carpenters Letter.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23

The American Towing company'a
tug Sampson left Norfolk the other
day with an immense raft Of logs
bound to New London, Conn. The
route will be up the Chesapeake to the
Chesapeake and Delaware canal, thence
to the Delaware bay and through the
Delaware and Raritan canal to New
York and through the Sound to desti-
nation. The Samson will tow it to
Chesapeake City, and the remainder
of the trip will be made by assistance
Of other tugs. The raft was built at
Jamison's dock, in Berkeley, opposite
Norfolk. Its actual measurement is
1000 feet long. This huge affair is
built in eight sections, and is composed
of pine piles ninety feet in length. It
draws seven feet of water and has
twenty-four feet beam. Extraordinary
precaution has been taken to prevent
the raft breaking up. It is squarely
built and held together by chains. It
is expected she will be four days max
ing Chesapeake City, This is the
largest raft ever lowed on the Chesa-
peake and the first ever constructed on
the crib plan.-Baltimore Sun.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23

What next7 The American girl has
for years cultivated her musical tai
ents. She has studied the piano until
she knew less about it than her pro-
fessor, and got more noise from it than
would ruin the nerves of the neigh
bors for blocks around. She has learned
to play the violin, and has fiddled her
self into the programmes of musical
soirees without number. She has
played on the banjo, ON the mandolin,
the either, the jewsharp, the cornet,
the cello and the kazoo But her in
satiable craving for the universal art
is not yet satisfied. There remained
one more accomplishment to be &C
quired, and now she has mastered
that. The first exhibition of this
branch of musical attainment was
given in New York, when two ladies
Of position arose at musicale and,
whistling popular air, beat duet on
the snare drum Chicago News.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23
The Georgian Guards Costume.

The costume worn by the guard Of
honor Of Georgian princes at the cars
recent visit to the Caucasus made all
the Russian officers look cheap. The
tunic, fitting close in the body, but
wide in the skirts and sleeves, was of
ruby velvet, with a hem of gold en-
broidery, and a border of fur; under
this was red silk waistcoat, visible
when the tunic opened upward toward
the throat. Beneath the waistcoat was
a silk shirt, generally of pale blue,
showing at the neck and wrists. The
trousers were very full, and Of some
dark colored material, gathered at the
knee into boots of white kid, wrinkled
at the ankle, the toes pointed and
slightly turned up, the whole fastened
with row of gold buttons and tassels
down the outside. Also belt and
collar of gold of beautiful native work
manship, and splendid specimens Of
the swords and pistols for which the
Caucasus is famous. York Sun.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23

into the kingdom of glory. One star
they who toll nightly for Christ on
earth shall have a far greater reward
than those who have rendered only
half q service.
Some of you are Fastening on to-
ward the reward Of the righteous
want to cheer you up at the thought
that there will be some kind Of re-
ward waiting for you. There are
Christian people in this house who are
very near heaven. This week some Of
you may pass out into the light Of the
unsetting sun. l saw blind man go
ing along the road with his staff, and
he kept pounding the earth and then
stamping with his foot. Isaid to him {:
"What do you do that fora" "Oh, +"
he said, II can tell by the sound OF
the ground when 7 am near q
dwelling" And some of you can tell
by the sound of your earthly
pathway that you are coming near to
your fathers house. I congratulate
you. Oh, weather beaten voyagers,
the storms are driving you into the
harbor. Just as when you were look
ing for a friend, you came up to the
gate Of his house, and you were talk
ing with the servant when your friend
hoisted the window and shouted:
"Come in Come inl' Just so, when
you come to the gate of the future
world, and you are talking with death,
the black porter at the gate, methinks
Christ will hoist the window and say:
"Come mi Come inl l will make
thee ruler over ten cities" In
anticipation of that land I do
not wonder that Augustus Toplady,
the author Of Rock Of Ages" declared
in his last moment: II have nothing
more to pray for; God has given me
everything. Surely no man can live
on earth after the glories I have wit
messed" Oh, my brothers and sisters,
how sweet it will be, after the long
wilderness march, to get home. That
was a bright moment for the tired
dove in the time of the deluge when it
found its way safely into the window
of the ark.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23

A large proportion of sickness
among children is attributable to the
insanity-for it is little short of that
of giving children solid food before
they have teeth to masticate it. Ma
ture certainly speaks plainly enough
when she sends almost all the others,
before the molars or grinding teeth.
More than one serious illness has been
caused by nothing greater than bit
of cracker or bread crust, bitten off by
the first sharp little front teeth and
swallowed unmasticated, to lodge in the
delicate intestine and produce some
times fatal irritation. A child should
be weaned from breast or bottle, not
later than twelve months, but it's food
should still be milk chiefly, and broth
and gruels, in which little soft bread
may be well soaked, until after the
eye and stomach teeth are through; if
this rule was carried out, believe me
there would be less fear and trembling
among mothers over the teething
period and second summers. Woman.
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Sir MOreu Mackenzie's Family.

DR.. Sir Morell Mackenzie has fam
lily consisting of wife, two sons and
three daughters. One son is on the
stage under the name Of Fl. H. Morell,
while the other follows his fathers
profession. Each of the daughters
has special talent, which she is given
every opportunity for cultivating.
Ethel, the Oldest daughter, has taste
for journalism, and is the London cor
respondent of Philadelphia paper;
Hi1da, the second daughter aspires to
be an artist, and has a studio, where
she paints industriously; while Olga,
the youngest, is a musician, and has
done something in the way Of original
composition. While writing his now
famous book, Frederick the Noble"
DR.. Mackenzie shut himself up in a
room at Hampstead road for six weeks,
working almost night and day until
it was ished.-Harper's Bazaar.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23
Is Cheap Ouinine a Blessing?

1t has come about that nearly every
family now has its quinine bottle, that
it is sold at many general stores, and
that the doctor rarely meets an invalid
who has ne been thoroughly dosed
with quinine. The drug when taken
continuously Or excessively is an IN
furious one, and its therapeutic value
is greatly exaggerated in the popular
mind. The value of quinlne In
"colds," bronchitis, ephemeral fevers,
anorexia, general malaise and various
other minor ills, the editor thinks IS
most MISUNDERSTANDING Amerl-
can
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23
BITS OF GOOD READING.

Stray Clippings from the Exchanges, Per-
sOnal and Otherwise.
Oil is reported to have been found
in the salt district, near Norwich, Eng
land.
The bullion product of Leadville,
Colo, is estimated at $4,000, 200 less
than last year.
Prince Bismarck intends to write the
life Of Emperor Frederick, according
to the gossipers.
Paris is said to be full to overflow
ing with ladies from all parts of the
world seeking the latest fashions.
Miss Braddon, who has written fifty
novels during her fifty years of life,
objects to having her portrait pub
ished.
The late Mr.. Gilbert Venables of
The Saturday Review, broke Thack-
eray's nose when they were boys to-
gether at Charterhouse school.
Count Won Moltke has loaned to
Cornell university for three months
a large number Of volumes from the
archives Of the German empire.
Mrs. Lynn Linton says that the
l6Rest trait in Disraeli's character was
/ 36e unfaiing and grateful consistency
with which he stuck to his elderly
wife.
The Farmers Review thinks there
Is no longer reason to doubt that the
potato crop Of the present season is the
largest ever grown in the United
States.
The widow of Admiral Dahlgren,
who is well known figure in Wash
ington, has iron gray hair, parted
smoothly over a high forehead, and
blue eyes which CLEAN with intelli-
gence.
After the labors and expenditures of
eighteen years the French war minis
ter announces that to put the frontier
in a proper state of defense against
Germany will require 1000, 900, 900
of francs more. All the forts that
have been built are useless against the
new explosives
The Copyright association of Canada
proposes to urge the passage by the
Dominion parliament Of law refus-
ing copyright in Canada to United
States authors until such time as the
United States government enters into
an international copyright treaty with
Great Britain and Canada.
At one of the theatres of Paris the
other nights the audience was nearly
stampeded by deafening explosion.
It was all done by balloon filled with
oxygen gas and billed to play the part
Of moon in some performance. 1t was
probably Romeo and Juliet, and the
balloon was to collapse when it heard
"Swear not by the inconstant moon. !"
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23
Loyal to His wife,s Memory.

M. Jean Aubert, whose pictures Of
Cupids and nymphs find so ready a
sale in this country, married an Amer
lean woman, for whose death, some
four years ago, he is still inconsolable.
Her room is left just as it was when
she died, and every day her husband
lays a bunch of fresh flowers on her
pillow. One would hardly suspect M.
Aubert of so much sentiment to see
him. He is apparently the jolliest of
mortals, short and stout, with merry
eyes and quizzical expression about
the mouth.-Harper's Bazaar.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23
Work of Literary Composition.

One of our greatest modern scientific,
writers, speaking of the subject Of
literary composition, says: Il found
myself SO hard to satisfy, SO far as
forms of expression were concerned,
that to write an article Of nine pages
took about two months, writing some
times only three or four lines a day
Later. l had SO much difficulty ir
writing to my own satisfaction that
would retain in my mind the reasoning
of a whole chapter rather than begin
the work of committing it to paper.
The Writer.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23
Her Fault.

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wasting functional disorders peculiar to
women, such as prolapsus, liberation, leu
corrhea, morning sickness, or weakness of
the stomach, &C., brief self treatment
with DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will
s se1 Of f. the f fsy of enduring % ahS
radically cured. Druggists.