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Looks VERY Much That Way.

A Buffalo coal dealer is suing a lnilkman
or watering his milk. II this isn't cheek
,here is no such thing. Detroit Free Press
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J. q. TEAsDALE. 1878 g. Main -tf..r n
s@5Oand S3mens aud O. aul e.. ...
shoes.
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W. MICH REDFORD. lN2 D.. HU. street.
sale dealer.
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"a. WALLERSrINE s. co. % .rf ,.I.t
tcenth sticct. Potatoes, butter. I,
tage, a..
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y ALIEK = NNlTLN -.| = II ~
Market. Smoked beet tonslcs 3D. -pr.. .tt
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A.C.HIGH. 1873 r. Main street hat-l.s al.
icwolry neatly repaired.
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DIRECTORY
BUSINESS HOUSES
or RELIABLE

TIE D.rectory IeLor Of re'.a5l and o.o,
business houses, glg'ag mar Ion.ln o.t
5lStness, ,eiU be tovnd 5ery usefpl 0.a.' '.,.
% rgerence tor information reigi,oe [: ,r.
and a.! the dgeren' branches u 5a,tn.,.
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Ioct.iiilti,

JOSEPH DELANJ b.. ,le g.. NUl
hanging and FcnCul uhruN.
Mode. for patents.
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Carriages aud ISucei,.

WILLIAM @. PiLLER. 1000 b.. civ, .r-..,
Special alteration to repairing
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WALLEN 4 WRAY, Seventh t.f $685..
streets Monuments. tomt7 u.I .'.'
f|s. AZ
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Conntrt prnllnre

!. \. GRASBERGER. 1859. Frual.r ..,.,
Al work guaranteed
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OLIVER Is. DYER. go D.. NHr.fI er..,
Wholesale and rctuii. Solo agent I.. n.
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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AsA SNYDER 60, l@toNHCny srt
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J. r II,IIr- p \. IIIIUIII -IH|| II
agent Established l-t-.
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hardware AMI tutfideg iin. g.
! B.CLAhkE 81 SDh. 1910 FAST Mtn .YsI
agcuts for Imperial chilled plnA-.
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NJ. !. DIMMOCk. 1903 T.. Main .tr..,
respOndCnce solicited.
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WILLIAM II. GARDNER. 88 r. .
street. mar cutting dyo.ug. shaw
shampcOing.
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MIR. DEPEw AND HIS TOASTED
CnEEsE.-Mr. Chauncey VI. Depew,
president Of the New York Central Rail.
road and the best after dinner speaker in
that State, has at length caught the presi.
Dental fever Like the maiden in the old
ballad, he has been coquetting with
the all-importa1t question, flirting with il,
danding il, "a ii were, fighting shy OF II,
vet all the time in a skiltish sort Of way
counting it, while apparently avoiding il.
Now. this s0rt of dalliance, whether with
maids or men, cannot last forever. The
time must c0me TO both when even while
parrying a direct answer consent is IN
derstood Mr. Depew fought shy to the
last. When he was bluntly asked if he
was really candidate for President he
put his reply in the form Of conun-
drum: well" he said, - mouse is fond
of toasted cheese 49, Baltimore S'H.
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CITY BOTTLING HOUSE io " sf
street Manufacturers az vanilla d.
.uf IMMORAL AHflIa.
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SEcrioNALIsM.- Breckenridge of
Arkansas made one point in his speech
Yesterday that ought TO have some weight
With the fealher-brained politicians VINO
are crying out against the Mills bill as a
"seclionap scheme lie declared that
from 1870 TO 1887 the sheep Of the South
had increased from 5000 600 10 OOOo,
while those of New England, New FORK,
and Pennsylvania had ia'len from 1000
600 to 5000 900, yet the Ways and Means
Committee, with its majority OF ex-slave.
holders, as John Kelley called them, had
put W DOL on The free list. The fact is
that the cry of sectionaism on this sub
iecl and the ranting as to the rebel in
tluence i'm its treatment are offensive TO
all rational men, and do much more for
the bill than in opposition to it.-N J.
Times
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Mr. Mills proposition to the Republ-
cans that they prepare substitute for
his tariff bill-both 10 be submitted 10 a
vote of the House-has PROVED a source
of some discord. The Republicans are
not averse to the proposition in the
abstract, but seem TO be unable TO agree
among themselves upon the nature Of the
substitute to be ffered.-Philq. Times
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Nodes tor patents.
Lumber
JOSEPH 3. WlNGFlElp. i.4. .lf
and al kinds OF m.I. ul.s H
building iulnishings. 1917 um
order NiiDc, conner Ol hiHli ..I i.tIf.
streets, Richmond, Va.
Marble WorLe.s
WALLEN 4 WRAY, Seventh tf .a.
streets Monuments. tomt5. u.I.'.F
tlcs, sc.
Mattres. ,ianumctu.er..
ADAM DIACoNT 1H D.. Naf-. n
Wnoic-a.e amt retail. h,iHf r tf
L. l.. t5EBIEi CRENsHAw. al rrf Ar
street. mattress maker art
Wholesale and retail Repairing
tumb.y done.
Mineral Water Botusn-
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE,. po IS. I.f
street. Manufacturers az taNi.a
and IMMORAL Naicia.
PsiLts, Oils, s..
RICHMOND PAINT3TORE. B. n..t ..
Paints, oils, glass, ana painters ..ti
Paper Hanging
= j. DAVIS. 3. a. hinfh -fr.i t
awnings, Oll-cloths. ans paper t.l-...
Plumbers. Gas ANA st.am .tttr
B.F. REDFOHD 1910 T. Main stI..t faN
calpumpcr. timer. 90, Hui ..
To. rINSIET. D., bi0okafttN0 ~.. i. ODD
gas Citing Timing. sc.
Railroad Ticket Broker
CRAWFORD & HAYES. l.H iHf htA
street. ha road ard steamboat .aI-
all parts of thc world hDa-Oi
exchanged.
Real Estate Agents
4. j. BRADLEY Co. Thirteenth org hL.
streets. Manchester. Agent iNI '."
burg savings aui Insurance i.lIf
G.S. NAsHON n son, 80. 3. 4,.'
Il H. CHAPLIN s. co. SO. ] =.
j. THOMPSON Brown AGO. 1000 Do f'-
street.
VIRGINIA RUBBER co. 5j B.. brfi...l
Betting, nose. and all kinds oi rl.I.i, '
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MAtl 3
TURING co. ~, t.. Main So NN
turers and importers oi stamp H.f
OLD DOMINION nj bBtK nltNf ".he
SIS Bank street Agents wanted
sign Painting
D.s.IHOMPsON. FmnAln street. .ai.. -
change Hotel. Advertising '-l t
Board renee AI'A " ItlI SD
IIpSgOMB. No. ~ y. hiutl sfr.,- ''-
painting and gliding 90 glass.
Soap Factory
"A. GARCIN n 60. 1885 Franklin si.l t''-'
hsned 1850. Toilet and Laundry roai''
IailoTs
I. ". stage. Twelfth street. under s. ---''''-
Hotel. civic aud military taiio.
Undertaksrs'
y. II. MORRISETg. No Il Seventh ''.%
Manchester. Phone. G3.
wire Nsttre-ses aud tots'
b. ". LOW +. 22lt T.. Main str,ti 90 ,,.,,,.'.....
rer OF Champion Woven Wire h.iil -
aud Co.'s. The. beet and cheapest TO- '"'
kct.
Wood aud Coal
ELIZA COAL YARD (E.h station. a,
and Pine streets ". ). Pitcher, asvu''l a
Kinds Of Cosl. Wood, and COKE
phone, ~.
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1us WEEKLY TINEs. by mall postage paid
one year. ~: six months. w cents; three
months, Is cents.
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OBsTRUCTIoNIsTs. 49, The Republicans
have determined to reject the PROPOSE
ton made to them by the Democrats
that on the close of the debate the vote
shall be taken, first on Republican
substitute for the Mills bill, and then,
thai failing, on the Mills bill Unless
they change their minds, therefore
which is not probable, the bill will be
discussed in detail
The difficulty with the Republicans is
that they cannot agree on a bill Of theiI
own. Mr.. Kelley and few Eastern men
who follow him want to abolish the whole
internal taxes aud there rest. Western
Republicans would agree to free salt, free
lumber and free sugar, but Mr.. Kelley
and Mr Randall and their adherents are
both opposed to free sugar -Dispath q
no Herald.
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3. j. DAVIS. q n. hlnfh Tr.l fA
awnings, Ol.-cloths, ant paper l-l..
Plumbers. Gas ana steam l.itH
q. +. BEDFORD 1910 T. Main tI.rt ta-'
cal piumbcr. r.uucr gis lui s.
4. 4. TINSIEf. 80 Brook lFtt.U -' i- ODD
I-r-l-----
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 n..f
Paiuts. oils, glass. ana pl.lfcr-
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COLONEL BELyA-iIrs. Belya Lock.
wood is the first presidential nominee to
shy her castor into the ring and bid def.
ance to the other candidates. Mrs. Lock
wood was nominated by the Woman
suffrage Convention which met at Des
Moines, Iowa, on last Tuesday. Only a
dozen or two delegates were present. but
300 votes came by mall aud the great
majority wee for the fair Belya. \ Mr.
Alfred Love of Philadelphia was nomi.
mated for NicePresident, and it must be
conceded that there was considerable
propriely in placing such a senlimei i
name on woman's ticket The allit, "a.
tive and meliiluent ticket of Lockwood
and Love" ought to have very inspir.
ing effect on voters Baltimore Herald.
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TIED ToA SrAKE.-Mr. Randall speaks
in letters. Chained hand and foot by
obligations to party, reminded by the
fate Of wilkins of Ohio and Sowden of
Pennsylvania, what may be his own fate
if he resists the presidential slave driver,
he can no longer declare, as he once
could, the policy which the Democratic
party mast choose in order to escape de
feat Its course has been marked out
and fixed beyond the possibility of
change. in complete contempt for Mr..
Randall and all Democrats who think
with him. 1t is no longer possible for
the party to nominate anybody except
Mr.. Cleveland " Y. TrijuHe.
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Entered at the Richmond tVaJ PostoHce
second-class matter.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
THE THO UGHTS or THE DA CULLAD
FROM JyLsEST EDITORS.
The Australia Big show-sc'tio"""'"'
War Clouds ChauDcey Depew Inc
Ob,tructjouists-T "a stake-Col' beNa
IockwoOd-Mr. Mills IropoSi''o"'

Ob-truCtiOuist--I sunni N"'' $1,000
Iockwood-Mr. Mills Proposition.
Tup MELBOURNE ExHIBTTION.-lhe
commission for the Australian Exhibition
having been appointed, it remains ior me
manufacturers Of this country TO enable
IL TO make good showing at the World $
Fair to be opened in Melbourne next
August. Unless this is done the commits,
sion win be an idle demonstration, and
the money appropriated by Congress to
defrsv the expense practically wasted
Some degree of interest has been man
Tested in this matter on the PacIiic
coast. and steps will doubtless be- taken
biz the Chamber of Commerce and Board
ri Trade 10 forlify Commissioners Nc
Comm. a, least by encouraging words.
But that will not suffice. The special
PRODUCTIONS of California should be well
rcnresented. It's manufactures, however
varied. and its natural products should
b. fully and fairly illustrated by the
specimens forwarded from this coast.
Indeed, the idea occurs 10 W. that II
MIGHT be desirable 10 have California
court. or section, so that visitors 10 the
exhibition might be thoroughly impressed
with the immensely Of the resources OF
the Golden State, and the high stage OF
industrial development attained IN The
brief span of time that has elapsed since
its occupation by Americans-J0UhH q
Commerce.
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gLBA COAL YARD (E.m station. Al
and Pine streets ". ). Pitcher, asvu''i =
Kinds Of Coel, Wood, and COKE
phone, 80.
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A. J. BRADLEY = CO.. Thirteenth a.' h-
streets. Manchester Agent iUr i.
burg savings ana Insurance .lf
O.. =. NASHON A son. 80. b. 4..
n. Il. CHAPLIN S CO.. So =. l....
j. THOMPSON BROWN a Co.. 1000 Do h'-
street.
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CRAWFORD & HAYES. I.a iHf htA
street. lia rOld AID steam. if .aN
all parts 0f thc world Bought 80
a.gHuu.nt
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ADVERTISE
@E 49, SaGamhepta'lle @8eeaea,

1t is as big an error not to advertise,
if you have anything to sell, as it would be
to attempt to do business without having
sign on your place of business. A sign III
the newspaper is the more important.
Begin at once, while you think about
it Don't put it off and let your neighbor
KNOCK the persimmons' Don't be
clam,' and don't be one of those "wise
men who declare that advertising don't
pay when all the live, energetic, pushing,
successful men of the land, both in town
and country, advertise extensively and they
are great way from being fools. Don't
imagine yourself wiser than twelve men
who can give a reason, but come down out
of your conceit and advertise.
Prices upon application at The RECORD
OFFICE.
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A PREMIBM.

In addi ton to paying big, we will give to
the person securi ing the larg est number, (not
be less than twenty ive) fine FIRST
CLASS NEW SEWING MACHINE, retail ling at $40.
SMALLER PREMIUMS will also be offered for
second and third largest list
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Chancery Notice.

In pursuance of an order of the court of Chan
Gerry of New Jersey made on the day of the date
hereof in cause wherein William r. Wilmot and
others are complaints, and The McCready Bag and
Paper Company are defendants, notice IS hereby
given to the creditors of said, The McCready Bag
and Paper Company to present to John A. Hall,
the Receiver of said corporation. at Lambertyule,
In the county of Hunterdon and State ofHew Jer-
sey, their several claims and demands against the
said corporation duly verified under oath or af-
fTmati0n within two months from the date hereof,
or they will be excluded from the benefit of such
dividends as may be thereafter made or declared
by said court upon the proceeds Of the effects Of
So Id corporation.
Dated Lambertville, N. j., November 30th, 1887.
JOHN A. HALL,
Receiver Of The McCready Bag and Paper Com
pany. Dec 14-2m, PRS Fee, 1891
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Meat Market,
ACADEMY
--of-
Is SCIENCE AND AR T,

RINGOES. M u
Second Term will begin Nov. 2s, 1887.
Third Term win begin April 8, 1888.
es- This school pays particular asten-
ton 70 voice culture and elocution. and to
the cure of suffering and other defects of
speech.
G. w. LARSON, Principal.
August 10, 1887.
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The Population of Lambertyllls

The Population of LambertvilIe
IS about 1900, and we would say at least
one half are troubled with some affection
of the Throat aud Lungs, as those com
plants are, according 10 statistics, more
numerous than others. We would advise
all not to neglect the opportunity to call
on their druggist ana get a bottle Of
Remp's Bslsam FORT Throat and Lungs.
Price so cents and s 90. Trial sizc free.
Sold BY all dtuqgi.ts.
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M;yZTyE g;{I5z

For Dropsy, Gravel, Bright's, Heart Urinary or
Liver Disease. Nervousness, &c. Cure Guaran.
feed. Office SRI Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA 81 60
per bottle, for $500. At Druggists. Try ii.
Feb q IsS7-ly.
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Chnneeabl. peoplc.

We sometimes finds fault wild pussons Gaze
da's changeable, an say dat da Amt de right
sorter folks, but we may be wrong De green
brier neber changes, winter nur summer. but
stead o. BARN fruit II is allas ready ter tar
yo' cloze --Arlansaw Traveller.
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FREE OF CHARGE
FOR RENT.

large dwelling house on Cottage Hul. now in
the occupancy ofIeyl Reynolds. Rent moderate.
JOSEPH SMITH 4 CO..
agents for
Jan. ie-at JOHN +. CoRC0RAN.
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Washington Lady tshowing visitor the
sights)-That gentleman who just sat down
is an old member. The one now speaking is
aneophyte.
Mrs, Allwool-You don't say. Wen. now,
he don't look bit like pugilist l-Tia Bits.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-01-12
Vermont News.

The third annual concert and ball
of the Vermont Wheel club will be
held in Brattleboro on January II.
The 18th annual convention of the
Vermont Beekeepers' Association Will
be held at Burlington on January IS
and 10.
The Deerfield River Company has
cut out 800, 900 feet of lumber, and
proposes to put in about $1,000, 900
feet during the coming season.
Work on the East Franklin street
marble quarry at Brandon was sus-
pended last Saturday for the Winter.
The quarry is now some Is feet below
the surface Of the ground.
The Springfield Reporter has cele-
brated the completion of its 10th vol
ume. This paper is the only one that
ever succeeded in the town and it has
never fallen into new hands.
The ReadsborO Chair Manufacture
ing Company is putting up and fin
ishing about 200 chairs daily, and
soon will put up about 500 daily. 1t
will stock up with about 100000
feet for the coming year.
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We wrote last week, and for til

We wrote last week, and for the
benefit of some cowardly politicians,
wish to repeat with emphasis:
1.-The peril of the Republican par
ty to-day is that it may lose and for
felt its great opportunity to be a
blessing to the American people by
tagging behind great truths, great
ideas and great duties, instead of ac-
cepting and adopting them"
Success is certain in the line of du-
ty defeat is certain if cowardice pre-
walls in the councils of the party
Mail and Express.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-01-12

Farmer Jacob, whose communica,
ton we publish, elsewhere in these
columns, objects to the criticisms
made ON the Presidents message de-
claring it free trade document, We
suppose no one means to accuse the
President of advocating free trade
direct, but, that it is a logical Sc
quence of his reasoning. And Farm
err Jacob, in our opinion, has jumped
into the same boat. Let us see for a
moment. He says that the consul
mer pays, not only the duty but so
per cent in addition in the way of
profits to the importers, jobbers and
dealers. Therefore, the tariff should
be reduced to the actual needs of the
government, 100000, 900. But why
stop there? According to his show
ing the consumer not only pays this
5000, 100000 but so per cent in adj
dition, by way of profits to importers
&C., making $500, OO0,O 900. If, on
his theory, the surplus should be re-
duced to the actual wants of the gov
eminent to save this fifty per cent to
the people, why not wipe out the tar
iff and raise the 100000, 900 by tax
alton and save to the people the $780,
900, 900? This is logical, and Farm
er Jacob must accept it or become Il
protectionist.
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SlMONSVILLE.

Alvah Haseltine died Jan. 6, after
a long and painful illness. The flu
neral was attended at his late home,
Tuesday, Jan. 10, his SO birthday.
Mrs. Sarah Wiley of Rockingham,
officiating.
Mr.. Titcomb of Hartford Theolog-
zeal Seminary preached at the church
last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Flora Witherell was called to
Chester last week to care for her sis
ter, Mrs. Holland, who had the mis-
fortune to dislocate her knee, while
walking in the street.
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He Knows He Knows II,

Though he never fought himself,
except once, when he hit out valiant
ly at old man Pierce, after his arms
had been securely pinioned by a con-
federate, so he couldn't hit back, Levi
Fuller, (our own darling Levi, has
lately perambulated the entire state,
teaching the old veterans how to
fight. And now the papers announce,
with a flourish of trumpets, that he is
to be one of the orators at the coming
annual meeting of Brer.' Tinkham's
Dairymans' Association at Montpe-
lier. With his usual modesty, he's
gong to tell the poor ignorant farm
ers and farmers's wives of Vermont
how to make butter. He got his
knowledge OF butter making from be-
ing once kicked by COW. We sup
pose there is nothing on earth, or I'M
der the earth, or in the heavens
above, that our Levi don't know and
won't undertake to teach off hand. at
a moments notice. In fact, he has
got out patents on pretty much all
the knowledge going. The fact that
somebody else knew it, before he did,
don't interpose in the least with his
getting the patents, not bit of it.
Some say it always happens that way
with him-that is, that somebody
else knew it first though it is limited
by some that he was sin labor" with
that old Arvid Dayton continuance
long while before old Dayton was
born, or at least before he thought
anything about it. Anyway, whether
this is true or not, we suppose there
is no man living or dead who knows
so much, and knows he knows it, and
means to have everybody else know
he knows it, as our Levi. And this
is just what we started out to say.
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Only $1.9j.

Or the SITTER and any two of these
Journals for one year for $1.65.
Remember this means strictly in adj
vance.
Remember this only applies to Yer
mont. Owing to our arrangements with
obliged to add % cents to the above fig
ures to persons without the state.
&g"Remember to tell your neighbor
of this splendid offer.
&S" Remember this offer will remain o.
pen but for a brief period. Now is the
time to subscribe.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-01-12

intention Of resi- nng Emperor William, o,en,a
the German rechstar.
bsc, a-l'reaidcnt Grevy resigned.
republic N''
~ Fa'ilorei declined - form q cabinet.
NJ. Goblet was summoned, hut failed.
a French crank -
~ Itr%I iorncd u French cati,ct
WA ia now FIRMLY expected hetvecn f,,r.
many and Austria and Russia; many war,lke
preparations are reported,
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RESOLUTIONS.

Adopted at regular communica.
ton of Mt. Lebanon Lodge, No. 46.
F. & A. M, of Jamaica, ON the death
of Bro. John Parsons.
Resolved. That in the death OF
our brother, John Parsons, this lodge
has lost a worthy, honored and re-
spected member the community an
honest, upright and useful citizen
and the bereaved family, a kind and
loving husband and father; and to
them we tender our sincere sympathy
and coincidence.
Resolved. That it is but Just
Tribute to the memory of our depart
ed brother to say that in regretting
his removal from our lodge, we mourn
fol one who was ever Jealous and
faithful to the order, and was worthy
of our respect and regard.
Resolved. That these resolutions
be entered upon the records of this
lodge, and the Secretary be directed
to deliver certified copy thereof, to
the family of the deceased.
J. @. Shumway,
H. E. Spencer, Com.
NJ. H. johnson.
Jamaica, Jan. Z, 1888.