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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-31
STATE NEWS.

Several DAYS ago Albert y Montgomery.
"A ! wears uld bnV stole $50 in Fairfield
aud went 10 Lowell, Mass, whore h" IN
ducrd u hoy Of about his own age 30 accom-
pany him to Boston. The couple bought
clothes, u watch aud revolver for each,
with the determination, rs they state. tn "a
ont West and hucnmr cowhnys. They visit
eel Portland Peaks Island and other places
and reached Boston last saturday, when
their money gave out and they cnmr to
Lowell. Montgomery was arrested, and
will be taken tn st Adams.
J r. Randall the national bank "Nnmin
cr for Vermont. has resigned hrcau~' of
continued i'll health
The Art Age for August announces that
Frederick Filings Of Woodstock has pre-.
scented tn the university of Vermont at Eur
lugtou lhom,s OILS important painflnI
of the Hermitage.
The barn and ont building. on r, z. Lee,
farm at Stamford were totally destroyed by
tire at an early hour saturday morning, tn
gethcr with II tons Of hay and some stock.
Gaines a Macumhers saw, planning aud
shinglc mill near Pownal, was burned sun
day night los, $1,000, insured S25O0 Tn,
| tire is Thought tn have been incrndiary, and
| trnmps are suspected. The mill was idle.
The Society Of the First Artillery, tn,
! Eleventh Vermont Volunteer Veterans, vii
| hold its annual reunion at Burlington on
Sept. 49, There will lie an excursion N
Lake Champlain IA banquet and an address
! by Rev Newton \ tilazier,
The Tooth birthday of Mrs. Lucinda
Fletcher was celebrated at North Spring
field Wednesday, "A reception being held IN
the church, which was largely attended by
relatives and towns people.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-31

A novel affair and very successful on e
was the Republican rally aud flag raising
at this place Tuesday evening the 2Sth. A
crowd of 500 people witnessed the raising
of Harrison and Morton flag in front of
the Green Mountain House, which was
done amid cheers aud the firing of cannon
The speaking was in the Baptist church,
which was filled tp its utmost capacity
Rev. W W Glazicr Of Greenfield, Mass. .
made few remarks Just 30 show how he
stood, ~ and then followed the speech uf the
occasion 10y Hon. j. l.. Martin ol Nrattlc
bore. Mr.. Martins speech was an able dis
cusSiun of the tariff issue and he treated
the question in plain, straightforward
way, leaving the audience with the impress
sion that they had learned something. The
thanks of the whole community are due
Mr. Martin for his Kindness in coming hero
\ party Of our young folks, with few
from Stratton, had "A pleasant picnic at Ray
pond in Wilmington last Saturday
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-31

Mrs =. Wall has gone to Bridgeport,
Conn, to see her daughter, Mrs W Thorn
as.-Miss Matte Baldwin, who has been at
Westlield, Mass dressmakng, is at home. -
j. &. Estabrook and family Of Kcene, n.
H., who have been visiting at his fathers,
have returned home Miss Phila Esta
brook went with them-A L. Sprngue
and wife Of Boston. Mass aud l. Sprague
and family Of Keene, y. H., are at f.
Sprague's Mrs Materson and children Of
Arlington are at her fathers, A. j. Dex
ter's Miss Ada Howe Of Westfeld Mass
is at her aunts, Mrs r. r. Baldwn's.
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Derry boys at the end Of the first half of
the ninth inning.
The annual lawn party of the ladies'
Champion club will he held at John Aiken's
ON saturday evening, Sept x. Ice cream
and cake will he served, and the entertain-
ment will include grand march ON the
lawn lrd 10y the drum corps, with songs by
Mrs. H. NJ Converse Of Maiden, Miss Ger
[r@d' Ntetson Of Boston and Miss Helen
Robertson of Putney, assisted by home tai
emit, violin solos 10y Prof. Robinson. banjo
SOLOS etc. good time is expected. and
eNcryhndy is invited Teams will he fur
niShed for all not otherwise provided for.
ANA Will start from II. d. 1ylcr's mt y. NJ,
sharp
The village school begins next Monday
with Miss Emily \ Roberts of Dorset as
teacher in the higher department and Miss
Bertha Wilbur in the lower.
Mis-, Minnie Tyler has returned from Put
ney Mis-, Nellie Howard is at home for "a
few days
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-31

Vice President 4. G. Smith of the Central
Vermont railroad narrowly escaped drown
ing with his hancee while canoeing at ST.
Alhans last week Theplrty hal been gone
some time, when shouts were heard aud
bonts were sent out The pair were nearly
exhausted aud clnging Ia the canoe.
Timothy Cnnkln, while at work at the
Esperanza quarry, Rutland, last week was
struck on the back of the head by nm iron
pine. which crushed his head aud injured
him fatally.
The people of Pownal cant vote next
week because the constable failed 10 warn
the meeting.
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screw complete, and is capable Of carrying
three persons Fred is at work for n Bos
ton firm in the manufacture and setting up
Of engines, and recently put an engine in
a boat ON lake Sunapee
A handsome 2ixl2 flag over the names
of Harrison and Morton was lloated from
the befry Of the church on Saturday even
ing. After greeting the flag with hearty
cheers the citizens repaired to Mr.. Whit
hed's hall to listen to Hon. j /. Martin,
who spoke upon the tariff question and 9th
err matters concerning the campaign. All
were much Interested and pleased with Mr..
Martins explanation of the tariff and
some who hal intended to vote for Glove
land say they have changed their nten-
ton and will vote for Harrison and Nor
tou
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-31

The Windham County Veteran assoc ia
ton will hold its fourth annual reunion at
Tuwnshend on Thursday, Sept 9TH, lSSS,
4 general invitation is extended to all q.
4. r. posts in the county, and To all old
soldiers b. he present and participate in the
enjoyment Of the occasion, camp fire
will he held in the evening. Reduced rates
ON all railroads
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-31

4 ESTATE OF WILLIAM NEEnllAM.
The undersigned, having hrrn duly appointed
hy the Honorable Probate Court for the district ul
Marlboro Commissioners tu receive, examine ana
adjust all claims and demands of all parsons
Wnrdshurn, in said district. deceased, aud all
claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give mo-
tirr that We will meet for the purpns' aforesaid
In said district ON the twenty ninth day of sep
trmhr and tine twenty -siNth duy of January
next, from one O'Clock T.. until t"ur "cloci
g. NJ ON each of said days. and that six month
from the sth day uf August A. o. lSs,, i, th'
time limited 10y said court for said creditors Il
present their claims tu us for examination nn'
allowance.
Dated at Dover this iith day of August, 49,
H. l. TURNER commissioners
H S. II. lAZELl.
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I'm Jamaica. Aug -, iN Rev W. s Walker.
Charles VI Dean aud Anna l. Allen, both NJ
TuWuSh nd.
IN l'utncv Aug ~ 10y Rev II r. Forrest Rcu.
hru u Blood ot l'uinrN aud Jessie J. kiuson VI
Ashhuruham. Mass.
IN Wcemorclnud g. H. Aug ~ hy Rev j
Chllm. Walter T. Goodwin of Wc-tmorclaud aud
BERTHE Spalliug of Ashhuruham, Mass
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.iIi,,., L'iI..,. Nm, o.. IN ..,I 49,, ~, Il
I ~, " -.
T.. We ana hJ - clock IN the evening.
Hon. John " Turner. who died in Coldvatrr
Mich AUG MN va. horn IN ti,. ,.Ntr.r,,, snutL
western, cliurrut I'utnoy. Arm ith isls. and was
tl,. elder brother of the ntr Indie. r. II Turner
of Austin Texas and Mrs .Iulu C,,t,-. of DUN
uriatuu li,. hl- bacon f,rhlc for several YEAR.
aud his d mis-. I,l i.,u r,.,,,,,t.I ,t ,ii,i.r,i
Tunes prior 90 hl~ death rh. heal fraternity If
which Ice was % DISTINGUISHED member were. pr,.s
,.uj IN a body at his funeral and the hearers were
chosen from that urnf,ssipu IT.. tnttgIt s,lnnl
ia hi, younger days in this county aud began
reading law GIr Then moved tn home Y \
where nr prosecuted hl, law studies llr wa, adj
uitt,d o. the har Zoo Buffalo y \ : from Their.
hr started west int, nllll, tn mike t'hirni-p his
home ut was tnk,u sick u Adrian Mich and
remained Their several wears aud thrr, lost his
laW library 10y fire. then hc removed To- Hudson
Nllyl. ud was elected mcnl"'r of tlIr legislature
loo l-E tu i~II. and WAS ~tIrt1.~-ful m securing
legislation for the construction Of tho Michigan
southern railroad lie Soon nuyrdt to Culwatcr,
where hr has ever since lived lu 1851 hc was
.t'i,H l,,~''i.n- attorney Tor ilhl county ou
.I. '' li... i,' l'"''- "', vas lH'r Wul' lu
WI. "in'I NnN one ol lhr lh,n VINO h''PI
ofI"u" 'Iw I"p"hru' party lh Michigan. At
.h~ II'n' h' vas rendered tl' h"lniiAimh l"r
"'..''.' ~, ''.'' '"'' o., 'l' ''''l''.nn' .''
I n, ' '''M w" ''''''i,- r, ','
. . " .' ',.'' ,'' ,'' '' ''''t.'',u
& ti..,,,''i i,,'. ,'',i''' w f ',,,',.
Of a rr.,r,.nrni VIM Who was Nominated and
..l,.tI TI,..,,n. iu ie.f and lir TIrnrr nv.
iS,I.tir. fIi. DO. tf. ,.Iri,,,l iir,.,s. sfutuIu-
tU. state. vithDcl Lewis, Gas. ~ hi~ oppuurni
d.. debate , hir resulted ia, tt. overthrow Of DE
publican column. Where II still remains Nlr
Turner ul- INTERIM Inns m,cct,', against Slay-
Gerry oul Do" was power In thoSr days ia plead
4 ing iur thn rights Of man: hr was "a prominent
boulder ..t tine htr naturally very sarcastic and
tuIiuf Nit aud huuor. tine prop, delighted to
bean uuI and Doc. lAI ana iuilu,uct that none could
-riu-y Anout l--n %, va, candidate for nom.
lI.jI"n to 90 N'lH'- niiiINy 30 congress, hlii lad-
"I iN ih' n.H"h''''u' hli D." meyer Succeeded 100
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-31

George Holden formerly proprietor of the
Mansion House at Greenfield, has gone to
Pasadena, Cal, to manage the Hotel Ray
mnnd. tho fnnst In Snnthern Onlllnrnin.
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PHENOMENAL CURES


Co"gh, Hruo,yhog., L,uw Discuss. Mrs l..
of consumption. llr. Gage cured her and size Is
nov rugged and we'll l.. q. Boutwell, Moutp-
Irr Vt. very low with lusg disease. Dr. Gagr
cured him and did mot ,rc hlm Mrs J.. a. saw
YER. kcru,, y. IT,. had severe cough and e 'r
image pr Gage treated her two years ana
has had uu h"uu1hag~ since.
FsutuiD tuuyIIiHts. tnuiUtH IUuhTN, ,tr.-
My wifi. mad h,'ru treated year aud a half by
one of Concord, S specialists hy means of the MS
IIll disgusting local Treatment until her health
was almost ruined pr. Gage Cared her clirctual-
ly hy his new aud pheasant treatment OLIVER
pELREN. Concurl, \ II
Mrs William Baldwin. 81. JOhushury, Vt, cur
rd of falling ovarian irritation, liberation, etc.
Mrs j T. Fields, Milford. y H., had been treated
for nine years, until nearly a wreck. Or. Gage
cured her without the disgusting local treatment
Mrs Mary Smith, East Gambia, \. II cured Of an
ovarian tumor as large rs a persons head
CHHc,rs, HitniuIS, ,ir. Alvin lirucrul Williams
willie. had a cancer uu his face Under DR. Gage
treatment it has disappeared. q Ambrose, Lon
duudrrry. y H. cured of a cancer on his lip. +
VI Dole, Mortified, Vt, cured Of cancer on his
Cuior7h. Deafness D,>cinrging Ears. "Dr
Gage cured my sun of deafness and dischargnp
ears, which had afflicted him since five years al
agr Isaac lir1mcs Londonderry, y. H.: Mary
4 Baldwin krrur. y H.. deafness and discharg
ing ears cured. Miss VI j. Barnet. Walpole, y
II aged a. had catarth aud very deaf; cured auo
can hear "a Whisper Amos Young, Derry Depot
s. H., ulcerativrcltau had eaten hole through
roof of mouth. cured.
Cor,r,d ritb HrL,ug, Bu1,uigu,,d BiSchdrpini
IIumnrS Nv son was helpless in bed with ter
rhc humurs which covered the cutirc body. Or
Gag. has cured him lie has also cured me of
serious difficulty C. W. REAN, West Brentwood
Frh,ht6d BI,ciiny f'pm the Kidpcgs II wa
sp low with kidney disease and had such fright
fh hrmorrhrgr that my physicians gave me NJ
hope aud abandoned my case. As a last rrsnr
my SON cu suited br Gage Who sent r"u'titT
without seeing me which have effected a cure.
have not hr,'u So we'll for 10 years DR. LEu Il
la. NN.a.H.. Haf.. 4
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Argal Notifies.
CTATE or yERMONT, MarlIoI

l,TATE Of VERMONT, Marlboro 81
- The Probate Court for said district.
Tnall prrsuns Interested in the estate ~ Al.
BERT A. CHENEY late Of Bruttlrhoru, deceased
Greeting.
Whereas JENNIE CHENEY has presented
To- this Court an instrument purlortmg 10 hr tlW
I.r,lv notified tlat this Court Mil decide upm
the probate Of said instrument at a SESSION there
Of a. he held AZ the Probate Onicr i'm liratilrburu
in said district, ON the LIST Saturday ul september
A. u. lSSS, when aud where you may appear an'
contest the SAME, IL You s,' cause.
;H f. W. SrODDARp, Register.
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W iltllIugIOu.

Printed pro.r,ir. mr.. ont fpr the t,rrnrh
.~.' nr.t;n, tnI.. bnlJ at m. Nrtb,J,.,
church next week. Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Thursday The occasion promise, To
he an interesting one. The lecture 10y Rev
VIM. Butler, D. y on "Wednesday evening.
!, looked forward To- with great interest 10y
all "h" desire t" learn concerning The re-.
cent revolutions m the land ct M"nte/nma'
Inc subject OF the sermon at the Meth"
'I-t church next sunday VIM hr' Human
necessity Tor tine sabbath.
G l. l.awton post, e. 4 r., Mt it, last
regular meeting, adopted "a warm tribute
Of love aud respect T." the memory Of 'i"n.
sheridan, emh"dyng IN tins trIhut", also,
an appre'htINe recognition "I ms d'Ntm
snished services to ms country M war ana
III P"''' ne WIN '"' 'e',,''i ~, ''' Tue
i'!"' ~ ~ ''''."E' ,''i. ~ va, q"
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All I,.. Iii. .i,..-
49,, ~
i"' " ",''"'" '""'uN "'N'" ''''"' ~" '"V
E.In,.'i,. ,,I 'rI,,r'j.,. H. ,,'..,,,.,
wa, y.rv ull, nttrn.IrJ and the nrrnsinn
vn, of much interest
Mrs .Iop. Tboyrr and Mis-. Lamb. or
Ne 81 at
r. : CbiIds
pr..c r;,..,l,,,,, ~ u,.,,I.l..,.. ,.....,..,.,
,.;'i Ill., - ~ .
~, u.,... -
IT. "l'IN ,''I''u %. " ",''"-n''''. -
H'"IS "', "'''"''' ''' "'''"''"''" "'''''"E
Eli Wheeler caught IA large bear near his
house ON Monday
/ our village schons began on Monday.
/ Fremont Stone of Shrlhurnc Falls Mass
/ has charge Of the upper DEPARTMENT and
| Miss liaw>on Of Hattrhorn the lower de
partmcnt
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. KUldrr furnished
music for the political meeting at Halifax
last week, aud they will sing at Sadawga
on Saturday evening.
DR.. c. H. Sholcs and wife Of Putney
have been in town this week. The doctor
has bought number of fine cattle.
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vernon.

fld.r Fletcher will preach in the chapel
sunday at 1880 a. NJ aud 1850 r.
Mrs ga. Kenyon of Townshend will
visit Vernon. Thursday, Sept. Il. She will
meet the ladies interested in temperance
work i'm the afternoon, and will give pub
liz chalk talk" at Mr. Whlthcd's hall IN
the evening. All are cordially invited tn
be- present.
The Republicans nominated Dr. Good
will, nt the caucus ON Monday evening as
tb,ir candidate for town representative
TN. loctor j, a graduate Of Dartmouth col
ln.,o. has resided in Vernon , years ana
nrnriiccd hi, profession, lie is "A man ct
nn, nhilitic, aud clear convictions who II
elected. viii take high standing among
tbe members Of the general assembly. We
t.ust the voters of Neruun will do them
solve. credit by giving him large malorl
ty,
Fred Bailey, who is spending his vara
,i.,,',t homo. launched a small steamboat
I'm tb, river ON Wednesday. 1t IS wholly
of his own manufacture with engine ahd
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-31

II Nuu are weak and weary from -uWr call u
chronic disease" don't -iY, mp sulphur liitHt-
has given hoops. tp many IuVuiid~ where hitherto
tnrua MIS- nothing hui despair 20 Will build W
and uu.N your who'd" ~l stem Editor Weekly
American
Their gentle. action and ,n.l effect uu OBJ, -,~
tenn ual" turm % perfect lifI. rll They pleas
tu,'~. Nhp u-a them rurf'i- Little Liver lhII.
may b' termed perfection
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TRUSTEES:

Hos G. j ANlpnN.
GEO S pOWLEY.
Hos - u HARRIS
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wn,,r,own CnmIe MnrLcl, Aug. -.

New York stock and Money Market.
New York, Aug 3s Government Bonds:
" Is, coupon. .................. ....-.... l2ol
" tlss Observation-Disclosures. lUi1
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TURNER, ip,nr,isst,p,r.
s. II. LAZEll.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Among the many mOOted questions in
physiology Is the function Of the bile DIR.
Dastre recently reported has observations in
this direction 70 the Societe de Biolozie Of
Paris he said that he had previously proven
that the presence Of bile in the stomach
during different periods OF digestion did not
take from the gastric juice It's digestive pow
er; consequently il could not be the cause Of
vomiting or Of severe gastric troubles As
the present time owing 70 the success OF two
operations for cholecysto- intestinal fstula,
he thought himself IN position to conclude
that the bile contributed, as well as the pam
crescic juice, 20 the digestion Of the fats
an opinion which u counter 10 that expressed
by Clands Bernard. In fact, the two animals
being in good condition four months after
tho establishment OF the fstula, they had
been given a meal OK fat and milk, and then
slaughtered during fun digestion The ex-
animation showed with absolute clearness
that the lacteals were transparent between
the stomach and fstula, and, on the contrary,
entirely white and milky below the fistula;
that Is to say, where the bile had been atfe
20 get, consequently, If observation on the
rabbit shows tE that the bile aione IS unable
to ernsAsify the fats, the preceding expert
ence shows us that the psncreatic juice alone
is also powerless. They must be mingled in
order TO act well in other words, bile az
well as the pancrsetic juice takes part in the
digestion of fats
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Sm okerss EertfgN.

DR.. Decaisne is reported in The New York
Aedscal Record as having recently investi-
gated a number of cases OF vertigo in
smokers Out Of sixty three patients forty
nine were between 30 and B years Of aga
More than half of them suffered, in addition,
from digestive troubles, with constipation al
ternating with diarrhea, insomnia, paipita-
tions, dyspDoea, and diuresis In the third
OF tbs number there was marked intermit-
tence OF the pulse, and granular pharyngitis,
while others suffered from apifhe, am
blyopia, etc. Thirty seven were persons
who smoked habitualiy on an empty stomach; |;
and these suffered from vertigo, principally
In the morning. The vertigo generally coin
cided with suppression of perspiration and
diminished ercretion of urine The treat
ment consisted mainly in regulating or sup
pressing the cause, but thirty three out Of
thirty seven patients ceased to suffer on
merely refraining from smoking on an empty
stomach.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

On TaursdsY evening ar. Henry p Her
poisbsimer. Of The drn Of voiSL. Hsrpol-
shsimer 4 Co. aud Miss Carrie Brandt.
daughter Of Mr.. 4. b Brandt we're united
IN marriage a. ths German Lutheran
ehurch sy tbs Rev. Frincks. the csrsmonv
oeiog performed a. O'Clock. Iiss Aana
herpolsaeiIner qttiCiated "a maid Of honor
and the Misses n. Miller and Emnss Voixt
vers he brides msids kdolph Brandt
snd MI hsrpoisheimer acted As rroonS-
men. A iarzs nam Der Of friends wsre pres
snt - witness the ceremony and 20 attend
tne reception Afterwards given st the homs
of tns eridss m0tosr. corner ~ I<zravs
aud oskessts. A double mals qusr..ste
ssrg fash and Love and everything
went a. merrT as msrrisgs bell The
bride vss stfir.d IN lovely gown Of White
gros grain SIX. wish pear sad lace trim
ussngs. eat decoiiets and an train. Tbsv
- sre the rpcipisnts q numerous beautiful
ost uspfui xifts. tae most rsluabls OF which
va their slsssnt us~ home AZ 4f9 Lvaa-.
= rN rom he zrooEa isthsr The happv
roapfe I'D oof 20 on a Wedding Journey ont
asre settled down IN their asw h0u. vh.rs
fsey 81 - pleased 20 meat tnei- f~ia.a.
Fhey srs hoth vel known tbrourhout ~
city and ysrt cue on their neu la. uith
the congratulations ana good wishes Of a
hast of frisuaA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
SOCIAL ETIOUETT6
Tho Wise Ch- -peron Is n Young CHI
Social Providence.

Tho Wise Che pcron Is YounC- Cfr1's
Social Providence.
girls mother is her natural chaperon
and should always be with her on her en-
trance into society. Thus the custom Of the
best society Is voiced by Mrs.. John Sher-
wood, who adds 1t is she who has the in
stinct to take caro- of the delicate, imprlrdent
young creature who may dance too long and
sit in draft afterward The mother must
be first aud foremost in everything. the
pleasant factor at all the dinners, suppers
and drives. But il girl has no mother, or
the mother is necessarily absent or i'll, 80
that she cannot cbsperon her daughter. a
chaperon must be fonnd
To a glf just entering society it is a be-
wiiderfug place, and the tinsel is as good az
the gold. The wise society matron knows il
all. and she knows that a young girls
awakening from this dream Of dsiisht to a
frightful reality y thing which has often
happened. Judiciously, wisely, truly chap
eron should shape young girls destiny by
wsrdtrg OF evil and encouraging all that Il
good. sincere and noble IN character and
conducs- II young girl snds h-rsels
doggsd. ws.ched and suspected. il she de-
tegts Aer caaperon trying TO open her
notes, or furtavely ~ssching hrr. she
Is very apt ~ think that double dealing
Is tAe proper thing and to try TO outx5sthe
detective Here, "a IN all relations II lffr.
honesty and confidence b-zst herrsfT ana
oon6deuce; young men and young women
wso are treated as upon honor rarely deceive
parsas or guardians. On tbe part Of a chap
erOo there should De rs<pesting letters . DE-
hcacT and caution. The sscr~snesx q a zeal
Is in~ioiable su1ozng vsl bred peopia A
mother. even, shorld thiak tvlee before she
opens h~r daaZsteFs letters IT. girl has
nos rrfncipIe s1oa9h - co1fi3e in ber usosher
10 srnauat - espionage vouia zsAks her
ror,e<Sazssax
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

A sirsh'ssT psrty vas gizen by Miss nsv
Wal 81 hsr residence. No. - Crsscent-av.
fussasY evening lsst. seing Kiss winnis-
hsrds tenta birthday. The Young folks
euioTea themselves 70 taeir hearts content
Aiter reffeshmeu1s thsv a8loarned - tha
par.or~ vhers. andsr the rri,,fsnce az NJ
Ninniefred. sbev indulxed n xsrnas ard
music anti ne vse snsii hours The fog-
owing Tcunz feiss we're present Misses
Nellie Tucker, Aeeie Lerov. Jszsis wbe~lsr
DeiIz Chesuna, Ssiie Wood hsuS Roiten
Aace 1cse-1, Mamie Eaiian. Irlia Hat
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