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Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
MARRIED.

DEN ~ISOT-SPRINaEH-At the rssl-
der cs OF the BRIDES mother on al pril 10th ,
1883. by Rev. James b. Umbeiger, Mr..
Harlan ). Denntsou, Of Mermtid, and
NILS Hettls >. Springer, OF hockessin,
Del
PlERGE-RHOADES. at Bsthel Parsr n.
aae. Pivot Briogs. ND, April IL, 1855, By
Rev. Asbu'y burke, Franklin Pierce, q
New ULstie County, Iol., and Sadie >.
khoSdes, CT Oeeil County, Md.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
The New lsaritAn RIver RaiIroAd.

TRENTON. N. j., April 2l.-A GER
tacats OF into osporatioI for the new
RAritAn River Railroad was hled yes
terdsy. rhe road ~iil Tun from South
Ambuy, through New BFunswiok 10
Bound Brook, dis'snca OF % miles,
aad the capital Is 81 900 GOO.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Charles B, Price DsRd.

WiEEEsEAREE, April 20.-Charles B
Price, prominent and wealthy business
man OF this city, died at lis mansion here
to day OF apoplexy, aged 60 years. He
was boru 10 Bucks County and was ior
many years ar sident of Doylestown H'
came hsre in 1871 For the past thir y
five years he has been Identified with
various enterprises in and about tn,
Wyoming Va lev.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
For Itainr Drunk.

A tie City Court this morning Jo
sepn CT isgher wss arraisnod on the
oha'ee bcioG drunk. The prisoner
pr ''suttl a very dilsp!dsted appear
An1p lia fass being plaslered up. HI
sta'4l . re court that ~ had not I'm
btoni ,orsr year. The court DID
70, 80, snd sentenced him to p0!
q ~ L-.sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
rickles stove ana heater Oompap,

rickIes Stove and Heater OompaDy's
Mon ter Or Btove can bee tesn In ope-
ration at 5o5 Shipley street. There ore
four thlnes TO be observed in purchas-
ing an oil stove:
1. Positive safety.
2 Perfect comou stion.
s. simplicity ot Construction.
4. Durability.
Tho Mopigor Possesses all the Re
points. II is the moet absolutely e. Il
oil stove made.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
rho slept ior . n

BUFFALO, N. Y, AF loI'
Aitnouse, tbe young &, M
AttIoA, N Y, who hons. d., ID
frances OF LONG daIs!' . " M
nwoke to.dny aii,r D ,aid /
thres days. Wh'n n.,iscs
traoted sleep she '''''
prise. liam her ~
siding in aan'U'Uii Sr'isJ 4
when A-AkeDipg, a GA ~ d
The family phyalcliISu, \, csa
oould not tell los ..a ,a' M
While 10 the iIa'.s5;i,J iIasSs /
food bat q tm'li laSss'sGn Iass nj
dors not ezpsEis1''
nourlshment' II
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
etiI. In Trouble.

This morning Mrs Plupkstt ~ ore
ont "a warrant Tor tie arrest OF "Dog
Catcher" DuGcan, charging him with
asssult and battery. The hearing will
Take plhos this afternoon bafJre Squire
BarInlette.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
rtf,n Rnra nzsss,ns.

A meeting Of the Fifth Ward Rspub.
licans will be held In room No. l.. In
stltate Building. this evening at 7.80
O'Clock. A full attendAnoe 10 requested
~ business Of importance will be trans
acted.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

Ane kid and pebble button, heel and
spring 1t BAbcock's, 2o6 Market strte etr
above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Emo IfId

button aud hook lsca. Prices lowest In
t. an st 10 ,ooK's, 2J6 N ssAoS s.l.ss,
40 -e Tsoont.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
over ore HUNDRED

). .tiis. ass 4oa VI 6o>. rOO.a sulvo5 10 90
''"' T. r. :. A3a,r's ~ Egr1e. -.srse:
.ia.,. .-1D'ne 'ioIn : : ~ ratl-
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

y1OK ssLg-H WING EENrED MY
q plaes, have for sale OF Low price a
good Work mare, twO-ho So wagon aud mar.
ness, 1880 bean poles, usot one season; coed
drill, cutting box. machine ior crushing
GO N will Grind coarse o. tine; ravsral thou.
sa asd hot bad glass exp; / GsrmsrtoWn
Wagon, strong and we'll made; will trldo
Tor {. different carriage and pay tho di1e-
ones 4 cash; plat orm scales and several
other articles for sale At low price "a hlvo
no ,tse Tor them, WM. REYNOLDS.
4 aqI Il EoT UGat e Roads.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
BRADFORD'S
EnMILLlON

For painting garden
and porch chairs, set
tees and flower pots
and boxes. This paint
is a bright, brilliant
red and dries with q
hard enamal finish ,anc
is capable of resisting
the weather longe
than any other liquic
paint.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Service fer nEan.
hspabncsn Meeting.

A meeting Of the Republican City
Committee will bs held on Monday
evening ip room No. OF Institute build.
ing. A fall attendance is requested.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

Carpets,
mattings and oil cloths ct bottom prioel
At Adair'e. AIS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
nIisaea and Cn,idreu'a

John Salisbury of Dover Was in TIE
city u. day.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

NXTA rEi'-TU PUgUH ASE. A MILK
w route Of ffrnm 70 to 100 quarts. ed.
dress J. r. ,thls otfics. a2l.eth
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

TEYANrED - TWO BOYS IN PAINT
w shop with some sxpsylence, at Nov
ely OarrinSe works, oCr. And and Frepcf
streets. AL. ate
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Baby UarrLages
Electric wire. Explode an OH can.

and se'rlgerAsors at Adair's, All Mar
Set street, at the lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

NTAhrLD BOA HDEkS AT oOl
w Adams st. Cool roons for summer
al. ea.4tt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
U,lIed Her IL III

PoRrLANP2:, :: %, s,r d or
{, q. F. ?. Chase 'x9!lIs e! is%:z
nsa': aS. :, ii9 I,'i, ,s5g s,''G5s.l, 'G5s.l,,,,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

Kky yANTED-A TEACHER OF EXPEaI.
w snce and ability wihss to obtain
pupil in Elocuuon. Eddrss M. u. o.. tbit
office. AL 2tA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
r,.l,t Horse rpl''''

GSi Inl ii Olsht horse ,,1,5s,' Il
ore naid to e, se', ~ Il. n
ssPs' ss3g sss,a ;ss a:S, Z !, iai,,5asIIs, / 4, /
PG'r y, rsIar, y G5ossItib ,s,! tbs = n
rrlsod By . ap.ns5, po,ss5 i 10 II
pVfiS The entire sS gaS's f iIiibaIA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
rrs Rsnps'n'' n'''ll

EL1zABrTIl' !, VI VA, isgli
Sis''iI has Seen found io.,1iDlaes sit'o d II
.l ttl.i'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

XNANTED-ElGHT UH TEN STONE
w masons. and several lAborers. Ap
ply TO q. W. THOMPSON, 18Th street and
highlands. R2l.ti
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

UAN rED-A SEAMSrRESS; ONE
w that can operats on an old Wheeler
& Wilson Sewing tdschlns. No other need
apply. 1898 washington street, city. It's
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
WILLIAM N. PYLE
All Market Street.

YNOR SALE-l BRASS TABLE,l t4EN
q tlsman'a chair, l desk. l bronz, Iamp
ebony table, q lot Of p iotursF, fIcm Earle
q sons. Also lot OF DIN ca pic.ursa, | pedes
| tai extension table. AdIres3 T. Il. s., thi
otf1oo. R2l.2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

WANTED.-AN ENERGETIC AND
w active man u canvass and collect.
Apply at 7Ol Market ST., Ind floor. a2i-imt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

g-ioR sAIE-A CHEST OF Ont PEN
Is ter's tools fr safe, cIeap. address
Fools" thls 0tfoo. aAt 5t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
90 y

Adair's. .ls 5 N, M X ts'II'ssH
500, aS0'iHd AID hsil'''' . ]
$40. II,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
HEN NRIETTAS,

46 in. at 81, the genuine|
article. There Is a goods in
the market called ALL
WOOL HENRIETTAS,|
less in width and not near
SO fine as the genuine goods
selling for a trifie less. You
can take your choice.
40 inch all Cash.
meres in all colors. S. cts.
Elegant fine goods.
A full line Of those Stan
daId GILBERT CLOTHS,
so inches, 10 cts, which will
make one of the most SER
(viceable dresses for the
money of any goods in the
market.
In our
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
We are offering decided
bargains: Ginghams, Chew
iots, Prints, and at the low
lest possible prices.
We have had an unpre
cidented run on our
HOSIERY - DEPARTMENT
On account OF the remark
able bargains we have beel
offering. We will opel
Saturday morning some nev
lines OF Ladies' Gents an,
RI Children's Hose at wonder
q fully
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-10
6nnbstaas>Gjcihihtc

8cm Die SOnuc i'm 6o0iOnumcr ibre
Strd9lCn lentrc1t ouf cos trodcuc Groz
reid leioet, b0nn ludcn nidt mn bic
Oteniden, lpnocrm and Die S6lan0el
fii6te BldBbcu, aui ocnen lie iid 9iitlid)
iDun. 6armcr SrOwu in Der NdGe BON
RuibolIe fonnte lutl ui0t III Die Som
merfriide 9cgcn, wcil er lein !Oeu ms
Srofenc brtn9cn mlBte; 0aiiir bate er
lib cine Stciuflal9e nit ciltem Griff
oardn an9ei6aft, Die CT nit ctluas 5tdr=
ferem dls Mil6 iiiQtc nlo tie nebit Elm
paNr bart sctO6tcu Gjcrn itct5 nit Surl
0eumndcn nagm. &u5 CT Dor einioen
Sa9en nG6 lci1cm GiItn lcDcn luoQte
luor NQc5 perIt!UunOcn; itltt 0eIIen
bling i'm Griff lcincr fii9lrn 8lonocu cine
Slappcridlul9c, Die lire giitigcn 3G9nc
5eigte. Die Sdlan3c bate cinc3 Der
Gler ucri0lndt, War Damn Der 5laide
ourb Den Grill 9CfroDun uuo bate ein
dllocres 81 OcrI6llft, Dos aber ni6t
our6 Den 8riif 9it9, uno 10 beiud6rte
lib audi bier ons Sprii1mort: y9m al
Uiel lit u%noeIun0!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-10
@cihaitsfranen.

Gs III siif trmerfc u6pcrtbc S6atiaGr, bab
in etriem 3ettalter scr mntrrielsn Sreblam-
fit uno tpanbertdreu G%ntWifelula 10 Uiele
5r duen i'm 0elhifts!ctrn Grfolgc r~rriraen
uno icear ben MGnuern in mnnbrr Srante
8cnfurren3 grmntt blben. 95cr rio 8rautr,
mrgsn nc nun i'm Sauabalt rcCr in Weidd item
itre Yrruf5ipbGrr babcn, lino mnndrrlei fltnf.
tipnelrn Ofran9 ;men!s u%ntcrmprfcr, ecu b II
Nunlen unb SOrgCn Der MuttcriaaTt ni6t III
reeen. Sir ale inter benl Ninmen ,,meibltde
Stpdden" tGfanutcn Nranfbcitcu it Or.
9t!rce's FavoIitc Prescription ais srpruttes
lpsiifi6ss OiittcI uuo 1pMif beriibmt. Gs
ptrltant EintrrunJ fir rte gyGBtsn S6mer3en
UNI Srrleibt ben Yntientinncu nrue Strait lino
@eluub5cit. =. lit ric cin3igc Wiebi,in, bic
rcn ben ApOtbrfern nit. eiuer p~riltiuen 9arnn.
tie BON ben Srrlfeucrn p~erFduft rirc, oas lie
tlt1eosm Sale Sefricei8unJ g~eipIbrt, mipri-
gsnfllls eas 8clo 2ur!I6critattet mirp. Wou
leic bic arerufts Gnrdutic nuf orm lmlbIaa
esr 6laihe; bieirlbe TT ldru lett nitlrr JabrGn
setrrulth au59efibrt rcrpcn.
Or. Qtcrce'S Pellets fWriren Sartleibiafeit,
StIlpptdt gepUbnliAra uuo tiliDlcs Nrpfpsb,
lpfots ale Seihwcroen ner yrbsr rc3 Mngens
uno lutrrleibs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-10

Ster Der GeruOra9euolten 9eitcr Der
oeniofratiiden Gampugue, Die Serren
Srtce, garnunl, Scott uro Seipeu, iiuo
als Sireftoren Doer Seamte al. So perz
Observation-Disclosures auseteat, uno lit
es leOenfaas bieier Sbutia1e 5uSuidrei=
ben baB SaD Gpnlb nit ieinen S~eitrdaen
gum oemofratiiden @nblfuno ii5 bieles
Sabr ausnabmstueiIe liberaler seiat,
ipie in friberen Sabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-10

Sempfratii9e Seitunsen iuieoerbolen
INNER ipieoer als elm Gerbien1t i6rer
8artei Die BON ben @iienbabn suriiders
lan9ten 2dnbereien. ueber Die Gderz
sabl, bic fie Ing llnsebeure iibcrtreiben,
polIen mir nidt nit ibnen re6ten. Spr
1860 bate bic bemOfratilde 8artei
uneebeure Gtreden 2ano an gandle
uub @iienbabneu berseben, Obne irseno
pel6e einidrdnfenbe Ober 8erfaacauiel
i'm Sale Die giienbabn Ober Der Canal
nidt pori6riftsmaBis sebaut iuerben
1Olte. Geit 1860 baben republitanil6e
@Onsreiie ftets cine 3eit feitseiebt, tpenn
Die giienbabnen fertis iein mnBten, Inn
Die 2anOi6enfun9 gu u%eroienert, uno nit
Iusna9me pou ueni9en SGuen, mo
pBBiifalii6e Ober anbere unaufedtbare
rria6en es unmDsli9 madten, Die
8abnen in Der feitseiesten 3eit ferti9
gu iteIen uno cine 8erlan9erun9 9es
ta6rt iuurbe, iuurOe tein 8eiibtitel auI
2unb aus9eitelt. IS lit bieies nidt
berbiente 2anb, bas bur9 Die @eisDeit
republifanii6er @eieb9ebcr fir bas
8olf 9erettet wurbe uno nun, iuie in
ben reip. 6dlfn ultter republitanll6en
Hrdiibenten, Der Dfentliden 9omdne
tpieoer eiuperleibt iuirb. Gs lit nur Die
8eIiser9reifun9 beiien mas llncle Gam
ge60rt. gOn Dem 2ano, bas bcmpz
iratii6e GOn9reiie i6elften iuuroe uto
fam ni9t ein @cre 5uriiderlan9t iuerz
ben, ub9lei6 piele Der Sabnen ME &C.
baut lpuroeu. Gas iinb Die SBat.
laden in Oteicm Sole, iie ioltcn jebem
Gtimmseber befannt icirt. Gs lit elmer
Der piclen utebrli9en Nniprii6e, iuel6e
Die bcmpfratil6e Yartci erbebt uno
ltebt nit jenem 2(nlpru6 auf 9lei6er
96be, OaB bemutratiide Yrin5ipicn bas
2ano 9~erettet battcn. (&dlelbl.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-10

@dnie in elm 8aumtpplfelo trieb. @as
Der Sauienb baben sic ben Gdnien nm
ben Snfs sebunoeu? fragte i6 i'm.
alaideufirbifie iino es, pol @ailer,
anttuortete er mir; i'd treble Die 8dnie
ins 8aumwunfelb. bnmit lie oas I'm
traut ausidten 20 cs a6cr BORT fein
@afier siebt, sebr i6 i1nen Del6es nit,
ionit bleiben lie ntdt oariu. -Iber wie
f6nnen iie benn bas @aiier aus ben
5lai6eutarbifien, Die al ibrcm eisenen
Satie bdnsen, trinfen ?-Sb lie trinfen
aus benz &irbis Der Nad6arin; jeber
3irbis bat an Der Seite cine SeHuuns,
bur9 Die bic Cans Sen sbnabel iteden
fam. @enn Sizes ni9t glalben woaen,
10 ii5er5eusen Sic iia ielbf.-S9 mar
tste eiten bal6en Gag allf Bic ySoritel=
flung" unD i9lieBli6 iab td lie iuirfli6.
Die 9dnIe madten e3 9euau, nie Der
Ntann 9ela9t pate. GSar cine ourlfl9,
10 sius iie sur nd6itel unO l6i6te ibren
0urit aus beren 9orrat6.
S Gin intereiianter S6ml99leritreid
lit bon ei1em 8riiIeler 8oufmanu per=
iubt lporben. Gr ianote an eiren in
Saris pObrenoen Ssigier fir einen
beoeuteroeu 8etrag toit6are SpiBen
in Points de Malines. Die Senoun9
mar III einen bleiernen Sar9 gelegt nor
ben, beiien Snbnlt man ais ,menids
li6e 2eihe" beflarirt bate. Die frnnz
S0iii6en 3O1bcamten merfien inbeien
ben 8etru9. Sic beDietten ben Snrg
auf benz i3oqamt 5uriid unO benadrid,
ti9ten ben G%mpfdrgcr, bic Yerabfpl9=
un9 Der Senbun9 erlcioc cinen gufidub,
neil cine 9eiuilie 5ormalitdt pergeiien
poroen lei. 9arauibin begab fi1 Der
Barrier &aufmann urf's 3oaamt, iuD er
nit 9rauerT flor Gn1 Slt, oni6eineuo BON
tieIem Sdmer5 crgriffer, eriGien. 0tan
Dffnete trob leine5 @ie0eripru9s. ocn
Sar9 III ieinem SeiI,iu mn uerbaitete
ibn auf Der Stelle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-10

SD Bit Scr Iciten llcbcr5cugung, bab
es 9c9ctt Mn9cnlcibcn fem bcIicrs Ntite
tel 9icbt iuic Or. guI9uI G6ni9's Samz
burger 3rOpftn. - Utorgc Sd)arp,
Gde 1G Goluaros- Ctr, Sprin9fielo SGs.
Sn nacn IpUtbcfeH 5I babcu.
6olgclOc Staaten Ucrocn nod Dor
Der nu9cmeincn g&obl i'll WoUcmber
ibre StnotspagIcI abgaltcn: NrfuuIas
am ). Scptembcr, Sermp1t am +. unb
Waine all 10. September, ivabrcno Die
Stantsipabl i'll @cor9ia om 3. Oftuber
ltattinoet. 9a$ GeIultat Der NSa6l in
bier Staateu fam nit ;icnIifer
SlderDcit o~praus9eia9t Werocl. Or
tanlas unb Georgia lperocu ocmufrati.
lde MteDrbciten auflueiien ulb lit Maine
lltb Sermont ipcroen Die Gcpublifauer
ben Sieg erringer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-10

yuno er bat mir pod beItimmt perlprs.
den. i'm Iugeubtit Der Gepddinlpettion
bel mir au ieiuI @ie tam or oas per.
seifen?~ bentt iie.
SIN beIen 2idt Der GasFamme f6eiut
lie iest febr bIab uao bat taum Seit, iid
ettpas 5u iammeIn, al5 aud i6pn bic Dor.
i1riftsmdbise Srage an ie ert6nt:
"Saben Sic etrpaS 5u persOuen. Ma.
bdme?"
vNein, mein 9err, abiplut nibts Ia
9ierauf ibergibt fie benz Yeamten nit
rubiser Niene Die S6Iihel ibrer auHer.
SGs III unn64big, Maoame, poIen Sic
mir fcIsen."
Ser faIte, outpritatipe Bid bes BE.
drnten TAG. ibr, bab ni6t& lbria bIeibt.
als gu sebcr&en.
Sdneu pie Der SIis bat fe ben Gnt.
f@lub sefabt, aIIes @ufieben su permeiben
une fill fi& ins llnpermeibIi4e su fiaen.
Vim naberen gusaann Der .@agerfe III
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-10
2,ie fol- IDS tom nut fasen'
<Qa,, a..~r,. a.oS

So barre bang I'm Garten,
S9pn tt Is Sterugutett;
Eter MIL i'd TN ertrarteu,
Stu, benz ID mid setpeibt.
6 i9Iumutern ale Bliitben
unb itiG tffs nett um5sr.
o. mSg i'm Gott bebiteu,
@ie pp3t Heiu Sers 10 i9peri
3as rest f5G- Ridts. . 1T pisbes
EdusSum 10 ni&tIi5 ftiu.
6 fteI wpb[ ba bonn SIieber
Gin SIatt. bas fsrben ntu.
@ie uetne YuIie i@Iassn,
Sus Btut gum 5ersen i&tsbtI
8te ira t9's tim MIR iassu.
@as 10 uniisIi4 tfi
Sr8 b6r t5 iest rt@t sebenf-
Sus ssef, mas Sttterf Out
Sur letie 2ifte rueben
Ser Eois QUIT mir 81.
o &pIe bort am Strau9'
On fuse Stuute mem,
I'D, tSunf sIei9 Sefnem Sau@s
Ietu Scrt Der 2iebe ietni
Rua 1T er'si SAT- DID. essIsi
G9 neiu, Ct 1T es ni9t.
Gs mar uur PbilcmeIe
GrwaSt i'm Ronbeuli@t
60 m69f i'd Is ibm faseu,
Sts ieSt Sein 2iebsslieb.
Setu Sau&ssu unb Sciu 3tasen,
Die Srdbttussna&t burdstebti -
Spr9I S&rttte - eises SansenI
SScu bat sr u1t9 seisb'H.
8ie slhhen uetne @aHsen,
Gs TT UNI mid sei&sb'ni-
SD tcnnf mid nimmsr iammeln
Sm Sturms msiner Druit.
Rein @5rtIstn tCnnr i'd itammsIn,
nnb CT BATS bod serpubtl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-10
Scibt EinilhicujtrCinrul

Der bcniotratilde 0nmpnguclcitcr
BON % Gaib So, SIS, Bat fol9enocu
grluB all bic Yoitmcjiter jcrte5 GiItrict
u%criauot:
Ser Sto0tan5iGluB bsauftrn9t
mid, uon ben Hwoc3bcamtcn lluter-
ltibun9 gu iOr0eru. Ser Sn bilbcnoc
5ono lpll i'll SHtcreiie Der ocmofrati=
ifcn 9ampogne in Stante pcruenbet
werocn. Sd babe ol(en &oitmciIteru
I'M County elite gleide Nuforoeruns
5a9eidift uub Ncn gemijui4tcn Setras
mad Der SODc bc5 0cGnltc3 nprmirt
oocr na6 MtaBga6c Der Geba6ren,
iuclde ba5 Nmt ntluirit, rUeIln Der Scz
ante fein fclte3 VeDolt tejieDt. @ic
oiel bic StcNr betrd9t, lit beiItebcnb
alt9e9cbcu."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-10

Entered at the Post ONCE OF Hermann, Mo-, and
Omitted for Il snsmlssion through the mails at
econd-classr rates.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-11-01
STOVES

Our Stove and Range Department is
well supplied and therefore ready to meet
the Increasing demands that will be made
upon this fall. As rule we hold to
me Ranges that have c.gcn such unqual-
med satisfaction n sc : past, and the
Quaker, New +. - 1ud First National
are as good and little better than ever.
as some valuable improvements have
been made upon them without increasing
The cost to the buyer. There are proba-
o'y more of these ranges in use in Maine
Tan there are six of any other makes.
We think il safe to say, no town in the
state Is without our ranges. We were es-
pecally fortunate last season in our Wood
Heating Stoves, il being the first year but
what some were pronounced not satisfae-
tory in every case. We feel confident
mat our line of Parlor and Chamber Stoves
cannot be equaled in New England.
send for cuts and prices of these goods
and any other that you may need, in
each case specify the article you wish to
see represented. Write to us as soon as
possible that you may have ample time
TO consider and compare with those of
other dealers, if you so desire.
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a DELUGE OF HATS.

All Because of the Tho ightfulness OF
Mamma, Papa. Gran ipa, Auntie May
and Uncle Ned.
Poor Robbiel he could not 90 out
with mamma because that horrid dog,
Don, had chewed up his hat! To be
sure. he had thought it great fun yes
terday, when Don had IL between his
teeth, and had even helped him to spoil
the hat Then he had been very hap
ply this morning when he heard mann
ma tell papa to get him new one.
Now. when she had gone out with
Auntie May, aud left him at home, il
did not seem either funny or nice.
Mamma felt sorry to leave her little
boy behind, but still, she thought il
would teach him to be more careful in
the future.
Mamma and auntie went first to
papa's Office, but found he had been
suddenly called out of town for the
day Mamma, thinking he would for
get about the hat, went to a store
CATER Auntie May had started for
honey, and brought Robbie pretty
new one.
On her way home. however, Auntie
May, thinking OF Robbie's disappoint-
ment. for surprise bought him hat,
which she ordered to be sent imme-
diately.
In the meantime, grandpa, from the
next room. heard Robbie crying, and
came in TO see what was the matter,
and Robbie told him the whole story.
Grandpa was very sorry for him.
Telling him not to cry, for he should
have a hat. he went to buy him one.
On his way to the store. meeting Uncle
Ed, he told him about it; and he, also,
bought Robbie hat,
At noon, when mamma came home
with her new hat, thinking how pleased
Robbie would be. she saw him playing
in the yard, with one ON his head; so
she called him. and asked If papa had
come home and bought the hat He
told her no; that Uncle Ed had given it
to him. and there were two more in the
house from Auntie May and grandpa
And | have brought you one, tool"
said mamma. II think, now, you
will have enough"
She put them all away except
one, and when papa came home
started to tell him the story. He in
terrupted her by bringing in the hat
which she told him to get.
So Robbie had FIVE hats instead of
one; and, as Don was never al
lowed to touch any of them, they
lasted him a long time. Alice d.
Churchill, IN Our Lille Ones.
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ing your coat, or holding a pen. witt.
out any joints in your forefnger.
Eyes, dear" said mother. ''these
hands are but small part OF the won
derful machine in which your soul is
placed. We forget 10 appreciate its
PROJECTIONS until we are reminded OF
them by their getting out of order by
rough treatment or by sad accident
Dear me- said George, who was
trying various motions with his ma
chine. Just think if we couldn't turn
our heads or bend our backs. And
what if our elbows had been made
without joints. Why" holding it
stiff. Il couldn't wash my face. !
couldn't comb my hnir. | couldn't eat
my dinner"
Dreadful exelaim ID Hugh.
I'm going to be cl,efll OF my ma
chine, l tell you. said George, more
soberly. "You can't take it all 10
pieces and fix it up again as YOU cas a
sewing machine, If any thing goes
wrong
NO said mother. The great
Maker of these machines has made
them so perfect that all they need is a
reasonable amount of care. All other
machines are senseless and dead.
They are made of wood or iron or
other lifeless things. Some OF them
are very clever, bat all are lacking in
the one thing which makes the perfec-
ton of ours They are not moved by
soul within. And this soul has every
thing to work with, eyes and ears and
limbs. all ready TO do its bidding"
"What good work they ought to do"
said Hugh.
Good work? Yes, indeed, the
highest and best work. Work for the
Master who formed us-work which
shall endure when every thing Of mans
device shall have crum 1lei into dust. g"
But we've got away from the
hands" said George. I'm going to
try to think up how many things I'm
going 10 teach my hands
You will do we'll TO try 10 make the
most Of your wonderful little ma
chimes" said mother. But in all
your striving do not forget to keep
them from all evil-doing. Never lend
them TO maan or cowardly action.
Let them always be raised in defense
of what is weak and helpless, never to
give "A cruel blow. See that they are
active in the forwarding OF every thing
good and noble and honorable. In
short, let them be clean hands, willing
hands, gentle hands, generous hands
ready always to be bearers Of blessings
to others. Sidney Dayre, in NJ y.
Observer.
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PARLOR SUITS

Frames. Chamber Sets, Extension Tables,
Lounges, Centre Tables, Mirror Frames,
Clocks, Pianos, Organs, Chairs, Book
Cases, Office Desks and Secretaries, all
of these and many more are gotten up
and made from the Walnut Tree.
Send for Cuts and Prices.
There is no wood so valuable as this.
for it is enjoyed by the poor as we'll as
the rich, and each year adds to its popu-
larity. The styles this season are espec-
tally pretty, particularly in Parlor Suits
and Chamber Sets, upon which no pains
are spared to satisfy the popular demands.
Antique Oak and Ash, as well as the wood
in the natural state are made in very pref
ty styles and sold at low figures. Fine
Painted