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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-19

~ Trains leave from Chambersst Station week day
for EnglewoOd Tenany, Coster spsrkh and Nysok 30
90 s2S sso and 81 II % go az g. m u.s. 80 90 80
:00 so M, and p. m. For Manuel, sprins Val
ley Moneey and Tallmans week days 90 so 4. m.
80, 40 .. m. Sundays so Q. 10. and D. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-19

THO obtain pure d. linking water use JUDSON'd
p RECT PURITY FILTER for sale, wholesale an
raj all BY LEWIS & CO NGER.
sOI And sOs Sixth Avenue 1888 and l.S40 Broadway.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-18
8iDrnitjerne BjSrnion."
'MnrnenhlnAetIIa 11AtnIelier

"Wprgenblabet'S lbtalelIer
/ Inleonins al openitaaenbe Sfripelie
lpoer iaaleoes:
"Som man bill ie al o~penitaaenbe,
uoper 8jDrnion enbnu at paa1taa, at
&idter bab BAN siere "@. g." opmarf
ium oio., mebens &i6.ers 8rep no,
trpffelis uotaler: Seq Dnifer fun, at
9u ielu ifal bore unSerrettet."
Observation-Disclosures / 9rssien ltriper
MI buer Dag ON "oe erefranfenbe 8e=
fploninser, for bpilfe ban (&idter)
blep ubiat / Soires os &esjerinsens
Yresie."
Sc buroe life funne operie, at til
oisie Sefplbninser er 8jsrniun ielp
5aber.
s Here Irtifler f%remltilebe ban bet
iaaleoes, iom ON 8i6ter / Maifepi meo
bam os ben lape 8rssie y baobe an
arebet Suerorup bag oennes &ps. 9ette
par bet, mango 8labe fanot utilitebelist.
Baa @runblas at 8iSrnions Saaitance
ftembolot man bet umulist / ct iaaonnt
5urbolo me1em 8ollesaer. 9ette par
@runolaset for ben baarbe 9om ON
&idter / ben ienelte 1ib. Haa bette
ialot ban.
Soao sisr iaa 8isrnion? San fer
at Yresien os Nlmenbeben, lepet BERTH
peo bans esen 5remitiuins, ansribe,
&idter. Men 8jsrnion tier itile, oar
bar life ct Orb at iise til 5oripar 10,
ben Ben, Tom bans esen 2ssbsb bal
blOtitilet.
5grit 8idters 9so fremtpinser bel
lanbe Sammenbans."
y Sotpner / "Moraenbiaoet"s Numb oel
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-18

y SCtprer / "Diorsenbiaoet"s Numb Der
rene Yresle
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-18
st Yrep ira gisrnfjerne gjsrnion.

4ShHuhU SiutpmthiptL Sottplnp
foran Stortbinset babbe sioet en- uianb
Jorftarins al fit 5orbolo til Spsrsss
maalet ON llbenrissminiiteren / Opers
ensfomiten al 15be Mai 1885 bapbe
Statsminiiter Ri6ter tire geie at saa:
ban funbe inbsipe fin Niifeb % iise
aft, Tom bet bar;
ban funbe tie sanife itiae; -
ban funbe p9lse en- Meuempei %
sjpre S~perbrups uianbe 5remitinins
uIfaoelis.
Snsen, iom fjenbte Ri6ter, funbe
tuile ONT, at ban ualste ben iioite.
Soruben at bebe mig sisre "8erbens
Sang" cpmarfiom, oa bet bapoe sjens
taset Sperorups Baaltanb, bar ban
mebbelt fig til andre, iom fob bam nar.
9ensans "9asblabet" / 5ebruar gap
en- 9ilrettepisnins al Statsminiiter
Soerbrups 5orbofb / benne Sag os BE-
lasbe ben meb &i6ters 8ibnesbprb
(Ies aftrptte Opiattet forrise Sang,
erflarebe Ridtsr for mig / Dor iioite
Samtale umiooelbart efter, at bette bar,
~foriaapiot bam ansif, forfeit; ban
lasbe til, at ban ifuloe naariombslit lise
bet Il Sperorups aabne Qniist". Seq
mebbelte bette itrar til &eoaftsr !Solit
ies fit operboueoet bet Snbtrpf af &i6
ter, at ban intet pilbe bulge. Snn
MATTE faa bet Snbtrpt at mig, at / be
oiplomatiife Sassrs Bebanolins funbe
Soban S%perorups moralife 8erb iom
&esierinssleber beoit afpeiss; ban bgrte
nit beitemte 5orlat.
Man bar funbet paa at iise, at &id
ter / i'm 2ib bab mig tie meb, bpoo
ban betrobbe mig. 8repet er MI ienbt
frem ueb min Suitru til "9asblabet"s
&eoaftiOn, iaa MI fan enbuer bemme.
S famine Sreo forefom en- Sag til, Der
lise iaa liot ansif mig iom benne, os
iom jes mebbelte til ben, bet anaif.
puoroan ifulbe jes anoerleoes pps
fatte BET?
81 fob life / itaois aorreiponoance ;
buprfor ifreu ban til mig ON bette, bois
bet life bar, forat jes lfuloe bore Welz
lemmano?
Wen oft bette uebfommer 1et life So,
gen; bet BRACES alene iub forat bragg
os bort fra Sasen; bet er ct 5oriss al
iamme Irt iom bet, Der lfal betfes lite
fulbt iaa frett; men bet rsber Slest.
ifabet.
Sasen er, al &i6ter bar la9t, at
par "forreft";
ban bar iast bette / Ouerensitemmelie
meb fit Breu til mig.
Spprssmaalet er a%ltiaa: !Sar Dor
&esierinss ferite Manb siuet (os siuet
s%ientasenbe) ct uianbt 8ilebe Of lit
Jorbolo til be b%iplomatilfe Sasers 8es
banolins os siort bette furan 2unbsts
Stortbins?
1igrnitierue Rigruipn"
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-18
6onjerentiemS Marsmpoe
Worolano Wenigbco,
Wtnnciota.
(SlutHins.)

(SlutHins)
ct meset fjert 8eiss peo aarsmsbet
bar MisiiOnar 8nleHs. Oct sjorbe ct
bpbt Snotrpf at ie % bsre ben Miss
iioner, iom bar libt iaa meset for Sri
I'll @uanselium, os iom maj bar left
iaameset om. Meb flor Sjertelisbeo
os Nlopr ialte ban Misiionens beIise
Sag / en- Yrabifen. st meset fort
Mis iiOnspfier bleo optaset. 2iselaa
blep ct fort Offer pptaset til ben inore
Misfiou.
5slsenbe gals bleu ioretaset:
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-18

Sle@i N'9eSN' pehI9hS IutpptUtlS 3tuU
5plbeit.
gtaar ies i Iiifeosanissninsen bar
anfprt iom @runb "llpperensitemmel,e"
reo &e9jerinsens Gbei, bar jes berpeo
lite laa meset t9ntt paa enfel, Sag lom
paa bet Wisforbolo melIem os, Der fsrit
% iremit bibrsrer fra Acknowledgements
anSaaenbe Minifterieis 8e%fonItruftion.
9enne ioresif unber itubis Snbfselit
ira min Sibe, % bar oenne Snofiselie
uotrpttet for ben Menins, at Den Gam.
menietnins, Der efterbaagben iitanp,
brastes, life / abminiitratip eller pulitiIl
9enieenoe pilpe sipe &esierinseu Der
fornsone Stprfe eler Iutpritet.
9enne Opiatninss 8istisbeb bar leg
funbet betreftet peo, bpao Der ienere
en- &atte al 9ilfeloe er pasieret lise
ooeriOr &epreientationen, os ies foa
berfor til ben Suerbspisnins, at lea i'll
burbe fortiatte meb at belle Iniparet 10
en- Situation. Tom efter min Wenina pa
ubolbbar.
Stodbolm ben sbe SUM 1888.
.. &i9ter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-18

Gnten De fommer fra iumpist 9anb
eller IttQeitaaence Banb eller fra bpbs
br'aseuoe @asarter fra Bpernes Gas
leonlnser, iaa err malariife @iftitpffe be
'an'nie. "Gper's Nsue Cure, bpis bet
ta9es ifDlse BrusSanpisninsen, er ct
saranteret Specific mob malariFe Slbes
b~efinbenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-18

SSipppiHht
Gubois 9aae.
Giterat ies er fratraaot nit Gmbeoe
Tom Statsminiiter, trpr ies / Inlebnins
ai Gresiens 5remitilinser af De cermeb
/ S%ammenbans itaaenbe Sesiuenbeber
at burbe lepere fcl9enbe forte &ebeejps
relie:
pa ies bleu betlenbt meo Sr. 8jsrns
Itjerne Sjsrnions OpIats / "Yerbens
Sang" for 23be Mai, buori bet ansis
pes, l at ban peo ct 8rep fra mig par
blepen unoerrettet ON, at Statsminilter
Sperbrups grfl9rins / Ooelstbiuset
ben l,pe SUM- 1886 Tom life unoer fit
Spbolo / Stodbolm at bape p9ret fore
last Orblpben for Yrotutul / iammeniat
Staisrnao ben 15oe Mai) par "urig=
tia", y at ban efter nit Dnife bapoe
iurelast benne Striuelie for Saskatchewan
al "Serbens Sang" - nRreoe le9 IN
gen 3pil ON, at bisie Insipenber beros
ebe paa Misioritaaelie, ps at ies bapbe
8et til at ~tilbasepiie Dem. Seq trpebe
imiblertib at burbe uibie S%plpsnins fra
bam ON, buao man bapoe at paaberaabe
fig, % anmOoebe Sam berfor Telegram
pm at telesrafere mig bet paaberaabte
8reps Snobolb. Serpaa muotos jes
intet Suar isr Ssnbus ben 27be, % ba
nlene llnberretnins ON, at 8reoet life
families i 8riitiania, us oerfor fprit
lenere funbe blipe mig tiliti0et. TIMBER
bisie Smiteubisbeber fanbt jes, at bet
q en- sgresforpliatelie for mig uben
pibere Opiattelle at afsipe til Stais
miniiter Suerorup fSlsenoe Mebbes
lelie.
"Bisrnipn ct uoen 8erettiselie til at
ubtale fig iom fleet. Orolpoen al Bro.
totoQen / iammeniat Statsraao af l5be
Mai 1885 ~forelaa life unber Deres
Herp9relie Stodbolm. Seq bar fDlz
.selis bperfen munotlis eler ltriftlis funz
net betesne 9eres grflarins iom uriss
tls, ps ioriaapiot mine Orb laalebes er
opiattebe, beror bet paa Misioritaaelie.
Seq bar berimob ptret Cog BERTH fan
alene bore iistet), at Statsraaoafbeliu
gen peb at tiltrGoe Brptufpllen af 15be
0tai banoleoe / 5orpisnins ON at pare
fulb Suerensitemmelie meb, bpab man
unber be nps ~iteofunone 5prbanblinser
meb DEM bar fcmmen iii gnisbso ON,
idmt at TrOtutuaen / i'm Selbeb famine
Dag blep telesraferet uben at fremfdloe
EemarfHin9 ON uouerensi temmelie. VT
jes Ifulbe baue ubtalt SnIfe ON Sore
lasselie af 8reOet for "8erbens Gangs
&ebafter maa liseleoeS bero paa Miss
fpritaaelie. s mine Sfripelier til
Sisrnipn iom babe peret af fulbtom,
men pripat gtatur, Dor ies itabis bauoet
RDbpenbisbeoen Of at o%pretbolbe Gem
9eres Sitting"
9enne grflerins aisaues peb 9ele.
gram at Ssnoas aften,
Smiblertib bar Mebbelelier inblsbne,
bporeitsr jes lite bar / Evil ON, at Def
pasiereoe / 5orbinoelle meo tibli9ert
ao%ntroperier piloe sjpre min Sitting
inben Winiteriet ubolobar, ps at min
5ratraben uiloe bore en- @gopenbisbeo
Seq bapoe oerfpr o9iaa fsr aiierbelier
al NIT Iioitnaunte Telegram hos arun.
prinien beaiert ct Statsraabsmsoe I'll
Snbleuerelie of min aiIfebsanipsnins
bniltet bereiter iteoe N9anoas ben 2Sbe
Sa les al tusnoe telesrafife Mebbe
Teller fra Statsminiiter Sperbrup tro
ebe at inoe Nntponins til ben Spfat
ming, at Spsrssmaalet ON min llbtr9
ben ira min Sioe bar aibnnsis al, bpor
piot min &eoesisrelie meb Senipn ii
Or. Bjsrnions Cptraben ~oniaaes iplbei
sjsrenbe, telesraferebe jes iemere (be
31te) islsenbe:
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-18
CT | ocm Nthterife
- Sa9.
SeClabet" bar mobtaset felsenbe
Hebaftgr!

- Eecdfterl
AIR s,mpbtos for faa Dase iieen boss
laste al III afbpoe Statsminiiter ..
8idttr foriattene Memoire. Den beoes
pptaset / 1eres 8lab % %forpentes of
trpft osiaa / andre Slaee.
Oct oil fees, at mebens bet | Wtes
mpiren %inbtasne, efter cit acncept uos
Ifreure llobras al 8idters Srep til vi.
Sjsrnipn al 27oe SUM 1886 a%filutter
meo bisie Orb: "5pertpm - &c ere
for Dig %alene", bar bet originate 8rep,
Ser er attrpft / "8erbens Sang" Nc.
40, iitebet berfpr Oroene: "2pertom
- jes sniter fun, at 9u ielp ifal bore
uubsrrsttet." Orig ipnes tenne Orb
Ioritiel at bore tibet p1ientlis. Mten
andre fan maaIfe / enfelt &etnins l9sse
Sast paa ben. 9eriur sisr ies OPP
m9rtiom oerpaa.
Suueoiasen er Ridters esen 5ors
flarias ON 8rspets 3anfe os Seniist.
arijtiauia, 1Soe Sum- 1888,
ggrbGbi9it,
9ubpia Saae.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-21

When making your final Christmas Selec-
tiOns look at Chapin's Decorated Japanese
Bottles filled with cologne.
Pungents Of Cut Glass, choice assortment
Toilet Sets in smoked ivory and metal
COlOgnes in baskets, all prices.
Manicure Articles in wicker, wood, plush.
Japanese Rose Jars from zoe to $500.
Pot-pOurTi, freshly prepared sc to 35c per
ounce.
Cologne Bottles Of choice designs from l SC
up.
Toilet and Manicure Articles in great va
riety.
Sachet Powders Of extra sweetness freshly
made at 4OC per OF.
CHAPLIN, BROOKS HOUSE BLOCK.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-21
MAURICE NORTON MILLER, M. d.

Attribute from personal friend in New York
The sad intelligence of the death of DR. Miller
fell upon the ears Of all who knew him with start
ling grief, and the fearful homage which is paid
to his memory attrsts at once his exalted worth
and the painful void his death has created
Clustering memories demand that he be spoken
of as he was known. esteem it my highest hon
or to have enjoyed fully the friendship and CONT
dence of Dr. Miller | need not say loved him
YEA with more than a brother love. shall uev
ca forget him. no, neither in calm or IN storm.
There Is pleasure as well rs sadness ia referring
to- the golden virtues Of our departed friend, and
never can we forget huw often aud freely the gen
III. spirit Of him We mourn has conveyed to our
presence the hest elements of its noble nature
There was dignity ami pure affection IN every
act of duty he was called upon to perform; he was
too full of principle aud too proud Of his profcs-
sion to be Influenced by glaring temptations.
There was charm ~ his society, "a peculiar in
hu nee. such as leaves fond desire among us for
"A urthcr or NOR lasting intimacy lie had a
kiudly, PHEASANT word for all, swelling forth like
a perennial spring of ,Wt,t waters. refreshing and
sparkling. His name will forever linger 10 the at
frctiuns of his surru"mg friends, aud while de
purius their bereavement their gtlri VIII d. clias
tened by the Fragrance which his lmtTrtshabl,
virtues have embIlUyd
our Imagination Is pruplrd with myriuds Of in
ri tents and remembered words and acts rise H.
tn ir might like an army with banners, and over
wnpln nur soul with sadness bordering ON &c.
SPAR The soul which animated all thrst' is gone
the shadow remains, hut the substance has lied
Ne feel that the place winch knew thee, Miller
| VIII know the no more.
II MS death is an irr .ptrrbr loss to his lends
/ with what crushi X force has 1t fallen on her hl
/ loving wife, who with true womanly courage an'
/ devotion kept h r vi.ils by his side like AN angr
Of mercy, administering to his iitful and teversl
wants until the last sa Srcur fell upo her widow
. ..d heart and the IneNplorahl' tomb closed hin
from her sight forever.
ia his profession he Was held in high esteem
. He pusSess,.d exquisite taste had nice fancy an,
/ a head both to conceive aud elaborate; was al
nd,pt in all the exact sciences. and had larg
. Fa tot. d fNFs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-21

Another wonderful discovery has been made
and that too. by a lady IN this county Disease
fastened its clutches upon her ana Tor seven years
She withstnod its severtst tests but her vital or
l,ans were undermined, and death seemed nnIni
nrnt For three months she coughed necessarily
and could not sleep. She bought Of ms bottle OF
DR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, ana
was So much relieved on taking first dose that she
slept all night. and with one bottle has been inrac
ulnisly cured Her name is Mrs. Luther LutI
Thus write W C. Hunrck 4 Co. of Shelby, n Z
irt a free trial bottle at II. A. Chapns drug store
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-21
p...;dcu,-E,ectnud MRS. Harrison.

Two very fine etched portraits Of Gen. and Mrs
Harrison have just been issued by NJ. r. Hyman,
publisher Of the indianapolis Herald. PORTRAITS
wanted In every town in the county, send -
cents for sample portraits and terms TO agents
Address: NJ r. Hyman, publisher, lLdlanapohs'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-21

Frank j Cheney makes oath that he is the Sc
uior partner of the firm of f. j. Cheney & Co.
doing business in the city of Toledo, county and
stat. aforesaid. aud that the said firm Will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of catarrh that cannot he cured by the
ust, Of Halls cutarrh cure. -
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres
rnce this sixth day Of December, A ID. 1886.
lSeall A W. GLEASON, Notary Public.
Halls catarrh cure is taken internally and acts
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f. j. CHENEY * CO., Toledo, o.
- Sold by all druggists, 80 cents.
They are a positive cure for sick headache and al
the lis produced by disordered liver only ont
pill dose.
The stamped, ornamental leather, so popular
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-21
MARKET REPORTS.

BOSTON, Dec 10, Some of the finest creamery
butter sold from 3Od33 cents. Northern creamery,
Cheese. l2iIal2lS Beans range from 81 $50
s. 30 per bushrl Eggs are selling at 3W y for
fresh ones and l562i for held stock. Potatoes
vary hut best Iehrons will bring So cents, East
ern rose 556lGl Apples slow, but are from Sl.s5
MS2 Hay, SIS 500 $40.
CHICAGO. Dec IS Wheat-No spring, Sl.OIl
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-21

Advice 10 MOthers.-- Mas. WlNslow's SoorH-
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are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little SUFFERER al
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-21

The widow of the late DR.. Maurice y. Miller oX-
tends her heartfelt thanks 10 all those friends in
Bruttlrhpru aud Nrwfuue who rendered such kind
and ready assistance. on the occasion Of the burial
ut her husband. Special mention should be made
Of the kindness ri Mr.. Young, w. NJ, and Dr.
Brattleboru lodge Of Free MasDns, and of Mr. a d
Mrs Shubael Barrett and Mrs BOdgrtt of New
fame for their Kind hospitality and attention.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-21

is absolutely the greatest known remedy for the
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-21
THE ADVENT OF CHRIST.


PRE- Ncurp At THE UNITARIAN CHURCH LAST
SUNDAY MORNING.
Where is the promise Of his coming, for since
the fathers fell asleep all things continue as they
were from the beginning Of the creation Pc
ter ma
Peter called those who asked this ques-
ton "scoiIcrs' 1t is hard to see why, for
it seems a most reasonable inquiry Men
naturally desire evidence before they be-
licyc statements that seem highly ncredi-
ble The New Testament plainly teaches
the doctrine of a second personal advent of
Christ This doctrine is central in the
Epstles of Paul The apostles aud early
Christians confidently expected Jesus to
come in the clouds Of heaven in visible
form heralded by "the voice of the arch.
angel and the trump of God" Then
Judgment throne would be set up and the
righteous awarded eternal bliss and the
wicked eternal misery. Finding such a
belief in the speedy occurrence of this aw.
full crisis, that would involve the world in
its social order and physical constitution,
prevalent among the early Christians and
distinctly taught in the New Testament. the
theory is resorted to that, in attempting to
report the teachings of Jesus, what he
meant to be taken iiguratively has been
taken literally. That the disciples and New
Testament writers injected into the words
of their Master their own hopes and pre-
possessions. Such a method of reasoning
is what Matthew Arnold SAYS Bishop Butler
called that process by which ANYTHING can
be made to mean anything" From this
sort of process the human mind is begin.
ming to shrink Besides, such course ut
terly defeats every sincere effort to discov
er proper historical basis for the existence
Of Jesus. If we may believe that all that
the New Testament reports Jesus to have
said about his advent was never said by
him, or was said IN sense entirely differ
ent, both from the obvious import of the
language and from the significance of it in
the minds Of those who heard it, then we
may with equal reason believe that all his
intellectual and moral traits were the crea
tiuns of his biographers
The popular idea that Jesus gave the
world a complete system of religious phi
losophy that he settled all the questions
that can arise about this life and the unseen
and unknown world, would be difficult to
account for if we did not know the binding
power of tradltionallsm. 1t is forgotten
and ignored in appeals to the teachings of
Jesus, and in all the supernatural glamour
in which his name and work are invested,
that Jesus of Nazareth was Young man
who taught at the longest but three years ;
that he was cut short in his career 10y VIC
lent death that he never wrote "A line of
the New Testament nor enjoined any of his
followers to write that his ministry was
terminated by the cross before he had time
To develop such "A system of truth as Socra
ties, Buddha and Conlucius left to their dis
clples 1t is forgotten that Jesus was IA
child of his own age that he lived in the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-21
NEW YORK
WEEKLY HERALD.


The coming year promises To be crowded with
stirring events In the United States the entrance
of new issues into the political arena has been
followed by change of administration but the
great economic question on which the cam
paign turned is still unsettled, and its solution is
now committed to a Congress almost equally di
yiied between the two great parties,
Europe is vast camp, Army corps patrol the
frontiers, and millions Of men await the signal
for the most titanic war the world has ever seen
The Herald's news gathering machinery is I'M
equalled Its correspondents dot tn hahitable
globe Nothing can escape their vigilance, and
no exp.nse is spared in spreading the results of
their efforts before the lIerald's readers.
All the news of America will be found each
week in the Herald while its foreign department
VIII contain a panorama of the old world flashed
under the sea over the commercial cables.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-21

Mr.. Black, one of the publishers Of the
Encl clopedia Britannica, said at dinner
to the contributors, IA few evenings ago, that
of 10000 copies issued of the ninth edi-
ton. 40 900 went to America.
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DIR. LOUCEE'S
WHALING COMPOUND.

is absolutely the greatest known Remedy for
the Radical cure of scrofula, Cancerous HUI
mors, Diphtheritic or Mineral Blood Poison
ing, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Dropsy and
Liver Complaint.
81. per Bottle 90 for 81. At Druggists.
Lougee Medicine Co.. Lynn, Mass.
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hANDKERCHIEFS!
THE LARGEST AND MOST CON-
PLETE LINE WE HAVE EVER
OPENED AND THE GREATEST
BARGAINS.

Ladies' Hemstitched COlOred
Border, fine quality and choice
styles at &c.
Ladies' COlOred Border, good
styles, &c.
Ladies' Soft Null, embroidered
corner, &c.
Ladies' Soft Null, embroidered
all around, 7c.--4 for 25c---wOrth
Zoe.
Ladies' Hemstitched, cOlOred
border, l0c---wOrth IL l.2c.
Ladies' HemStitched, cOlOred
border, at IL l-2c---a special bar
gain. Great variety of styles and
fine goods, usually sold at lie to
25c.
Ladies' Hemstitched and En-
brOidered at IL l-2c, l5c, lie,
25c, BE, soc to SI.OO. A great
line of beautiful goods.
Ladies' Initial, all linen, I'M
Numbered, hand worked, very
choice, at 25c; six for S1.4O.
Same as last season.
Mems Initial, all linen, all
letters, at 25c; six for $I.4O. A
bargain.
Ladies' Plain Hemstitched are
cheaper than ever before. EX-
anime those at IL l-2c, lie, 2Ic
and 25c.
ChiIdren'S COlOred Borders at
lc, &c, &c, sc, &c, IL Lee to 25c.
Mems, complete line from sc
to LOO.
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SPECIAL. FEATURES
PRACTICAL FARMING,
PROGRESS IN SCIENCE,
WOMAN'S WORK,
NOTABLE PULPIT UTTERANCES,
LITERATURE AND ART,
STORIES By OUR BEST AUTHORS.
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wa,er,Own Cattle MARKET, Dec. is.

New York. Dec is Government Bonds;
Is, coupon. -.''''t.''..' KS
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E. CROSBY 6 Go.
Offer this week as special bargains
KILN DRIED
DAT FEED

For mich cows and horses. Try it, We also have
all other kinds Of Veal and Feed ut very low
prices for cash, wholesale or retail
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Four sets at $500 each
Four " $50
one " 900
Four 675
-Four " 700
Every department in the
store is very full now, being
much the largest assortment |
have ever shown in Brattle-
boro, and | believe in turning
the stock over just as fast as it
is possible to do it.
". l. HAWLEY
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A large selection of hand paint
ed CellulOid Fancy Articles in
novel and pleasing designs--Sach-
ct Bags, Laundry Lists, BlOtterS,
Pen-wipers, Card Cases, Shaving
Cases, Broom Holders.
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Linen Goods
FOR
Embroidery

Consisting of Tray Cloths, Table
Scarfs, DOiIies, SidebOard Covers,
Splashers, Aprons, Tides, Chill
dren's Bids, etc. Stamping done
to order. Large variety Of pat
terms TO select from.