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A THANKSGIVING Hymn.


For bud and for bloom and for balm-laden breeze,
For the singing Of birds from the hills 10 the seas
For the beauty of dawn and the brightness of
noon,
For the light in the night of the stars and the
moon,
We praise Thee gracious God.
For the sun-ripened fruit and the billowy grain
For the orange and apple, the corn and the cane,
For the bountitui harvests now gathered and
stored,
That by Thee in the lap of the nations were
poured,
We praise Thee, gracious God.
For the blessing of friends, for the old and the
For the hearts that are trusted and trusting and
true,
For the tones that love- for the light of the eye
That warns with welcome and gooms with good
bye,
We praise Thee, gracious God.
That the desolste poor may find shelter and bread,
That the sick may be comforted, nourished and
fed,
That the sorrow may cease of the signing and sad,
glad,
We pray Thee, plying Lord.
That brother the hand of his brother may clasp
From ocean 70 ocean in friendiiesS grasp,
That Tor North and for South and for East and for
West.
The horror Of war be forever at rest
We pray Thee, plying Lord.
For the blessings of earth and of air and Of sky,
That fall on US all from the Father on high,
For the crown OF all blessing since blessing begun
For the gift. 1.-The unspeakable gift" of Thy Son.
We praise Thee. gracious God.
The Century. 5. Z. ADAMS.
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ssNews."

The word "news' Is derived from the initial
letters OF the four points Of the compas,-North.
East West and South. To all points Of the com
pass let me good news 60 that or derange 4 liver
nervous headache, costiveness, impure blood.
nausea and many other disturba of the sys,
TEN mat make men mourn, there IL q remedy.
alive Pellets cure these troubles. Small but potent;
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GENERAL ORDVAY'O HEADQUARTERS
Where the Affairs of the National
Guard Are Managed.
The Generals Private Omce-The Ad-
jutant Generals Room and Its Con-
tents-where the Members of the
staff Meet-The Band Room
and the Depot Of Supplies.

Guard
affairs have not
played a very
important part
in Washington's
local history I'M
til within the past
year or so, during
which period the
enthusiasm n
the militiamen
has been steadily
on the increase,
until the evil
dences OF IL are
now visible on all
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One Objection. "How intense are the nres
OF love-" calculated the poet.
Yes" answered the father Of six marriage
able daughters, but they do take an awful
sight O. coal."-Harper's Bazaar.
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rate OF Sl.20, good going November to ~
and available for return until November l6,
inclusive.
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IN WASHINGTON.
THE COLOMBIAN UNIyERsI7

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Terms Of subscription.
LEGISLATURE OF FLORIDA
Extra Session.
ABSTRACT OF PR CEEDINGS.
Sen:lHp.

senate.
TUESDAY, February ), 1880
In pursuance of the proclamation Of Francis
P. Fleming, Governor of the State Of Florida
the Senate met, in extra session, at - o'clock
NJ, and was called to order by the former Sec.
rotary of the Senate, Charles \. Finley, who
after reading the proclamation of the Governor
proceeded to call the roll of Senators from the
certified copy, furnished by the Secretary of
State, and the following Senators answered to
their names
Messrs Bailey of 18th District, Bielbv, Bryant,
Coulter, Dsmukfs, Drake, Dunn, Hammond,
Hind, Jenkins Kirk. King, Parkllill, Pirrong,
Randell, Rogers, Rosborough, Schumacher,
Smith, Stapleon, Swearingen, Tompkns, Tuten,
Wall Wilkinson and Iancy-26
quorum present.
Chief Justice Raney then appeared on the
Senate floor and administered the oath of office
to the ScnatOrs.ccCt.
The Secretary announced that the Senate
was now ready to proceed to organization.
Mr. WALL in an eloquent address, placed in
nomination Patrick Houstoun, OF Leon county,
for President Of he Senate.
The nomination was seconded BY Mes,rs
Bielby and PaIkh
On motion of Mr.. b eby the election was
made unanimous, and the Secretary 50 announced
and appointed McsSrs. Wall, Bielby ana Park
hill to wait upon the Picsiden.-elect and con
duct him 10 HE chair.
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The President appoiuted Mcssrs Hind Kirk
ana faikhll TO wait upon the Governor, and
Messrs. Rosers. S'apleton and Swearngen to
wait upon the House.
On mo'ion "i Mr.. Dlsmnkes, the Senate took
recess un'ii o'clock r NJ
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
I'M, Inc zen, resumed its session.
quorum present.
Message from the Governor was received.
comml'tcr from The House reported that the
House had organized and was ready for bust
ness.
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THURSDAY, fcMuel\ / l,S9

THURSDAY, Fchlutll 1859
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Pr ser 5y the Caaid4ip.
Inc Secretary praceei Il t,r..,i a.. J 9lrl y
II ihc Mccc,!ial ,lay
Mr. Hind moyci thtt HE further reading OF
the journal BE dispensed with; which vas
agreed To.
On ino;ion Of NJ VAL, Mr. Nome was in
vltcd to seat within The bar
The journal was corrected as follows:
In The Sih line, from the bottom ol Journal,
The name Of Nh lancey was -uo tluteI Tor
that OF Mr.. Ounn, 80 rs to read: NJ Yanc"y
made he point OF orlcr,' etc.
Mr.. Kirk moved that the cnuriesics Of the
Senate be extended to Mr. Lykcs, OF ucrnandn,
during his stay AT the Capital agree. to.
The following Standing Committees were an
nounccd by The President:
On En-ToSscd Bills Senator Wilkinson,
Chairman Senators Tutcn, Rosborough, Crosby,
Schumacher
On Public IIealth-Scnator Hammond, Chair
man; Senators Paikhill, Randell, King SchV-
macher.
On Public Lands-Scnator Hardce Chairman
Senators Coulter Kirk, Britt, Schumacher
On City and County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bryant, Chairman Senators Bailey of 10th,
Parkhlll TutcD, Smith
On Eurolled Bis-Scnator Bailey. of l6 h,
Chairman Senators Drake, Bryant Staplctun
Biehy.
On Ciaims-Senator Tuten, Chairman SEN
ators Rlndell, Brit, Crosby, Hind
On Public ,Printing--Sen,tor Drake, Chair
man; Senators Rogers, Pirrong, Jenkins Xix
On Fisher Senator Swearjngen, Chair
man; Senators Coulter, Hcndry, Britt, Schu-
macher.
On Safe BOunGarcs- Senator Jenkins. Chair
man ; Senators Drake, Wilkinson, Dismukes
Tompkins.
On gration-Senator Dunn, Chairman
Senators Bailey, E. b., Hardec, King Smith.
On Iemperance-Senator Coulter, Chairma
Senators Crosby, Rogers, Sapletnn Bie!bv.
On AppropriatiOns-Sena Iancev Chair
man Senators Pitrong, Bryant, Dunn, Temp
kns.
On observation-disclosures Prrong, Chairman
Senators Hammond, Dismu&es, Bielby.
On Commerce and Navigation Senator
P4rkhil, Chairman; Senators Bailey, 10th Dist,
Wall King Smith.
On Corporations Senator f. B. Bailey, Chair.
man; Senators Yancey, Kirk, Swearingen,
HIND.
On Legislative Expenses-Senator Stapleton
Chairman Senators Rogers, Swearingen
Yancey Hind.
On State Administrator Rosborough, Chair
man Senators Dunn, Dismukes, Parkhill.
Jenkins.
On Railroads and Observation-Disclosures Kirk
Chairman; Senators Bailey, E. b., Randell'
Hardee, Hind
On Indian Administrator Hendry. Chair
CONTINUED on 7kh page)
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The Speaker announced The following stand
ilg committees of III House


The Speaker announced the following stand
ilg committees of III House:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Judicary--AIr. Peter 0. Knight Of Leo,
Chairman; Mcssrs Milton, Colbeit, Balzcll,
On Finance and Taxation-Mr. Richard,
Chairman; Mcs>rs BATES, Taylor, StApler,
Tompkins.
GA Railroads and Canals-Mr Ba-kin, Chair
man; Mes>ls johnson oi Osceola, Milton, Jr.,
Flrmr., Jones.
On Cnrporations-Mr Butch of Levy, Chair
man; Messrs. Barber, Bcrktlman, Corbctt,
Walker
On Public Printing--Mr Latham, Chairman
Mtssrs. Martin, Norwood, Mcneil, Rlves, Johns,
ton of Franklin.
On Commerce and Navigarion-Mr. Farmer,
Chairman; Mes>rs. Moore, Fillingim, Baltzell,
Malhes
On Engrossed Bills-Mr. Hall, Chairman
Mcssrs Hcndry, McCa>kkl, Knight of Putnam,
Morgan.
On Enrollcd Bills-Mr. Martini Chairman ;
M's>r>, Smith of Jackson, Vaughn, Taylor,
Rlker.
On State Insitutons-Mr Christie, Chair
man; Mcssrs. a kins, Jones, Corbett, Tompkins.
On Pubic Ltnds-Mr. Snow, Chairman /;
Me,>rs: R'urke, Neal, Scott Walton.
On Mlitla-Mr. Barber, Chairman Messrs
Gamer, Saunders, Delgado, Whdden.
On Prvi' gcs and ElccliOns-Mr. Turnbul
Charm IN Mes-rs Smith of Hamilton, Christie
Paterson, Clark.
Ga ElncAtion-Mr. Morgan, Chairman
M,s-rS. Laync, Wilson, Johnston of Franklin,
Yun.
On Roa IS and ITighways-Mr Trammell Of
Polk Chairman; Mcssrs. Broad Moore, Hart,
O'Neal.
o. Legislative Expenscs-Mr Milton, Jr;
ChaIman; Messrs. Turnbull, Edwards, Green,
LaNn".
Farmer, Hawey, Turnbul, Bates.
On Cly and County Organiz itons-Mr-
johnson. OF Oocrola, Chairman; Mes>rs Barber
Albury, Rpntlr, Lewis
On Agrculurc-Mr Wilson, Chairman
Mc~rs Blch "l Levy, b skin, IIall, tivcs.
On mmgralinn-Mr. Shine, Chairman
Me~>rs. Hawlcy, Atkins, Walker, RAktr.
On Indian Ahfnrs-Mr. Alaurv, Chairman;
Mc>srs Hcndrv, Johnston of Franklin, Dickin-
son, Norwood.
On Post R,ulcs-Mr. Hinson, Chairman
Me>sr~. S'unsiers, Mcneil, R.ker, Norwood.
o. Aporopri,tions-Mr. Btl'zeIl, Chairman;
Messrs. BUR, Ma hes, lkelman, McClskill.
On Fi~hrrics-Nr Moore, Charman; Mcssrs.
Dclgtdo, Lewis, Knight OF Suwannee, Ion.
On Temperance Mr. Colbcu. Chairman
M'ssrs. Atkins, Edwards, Broad, Hart.
on Census Aud Apl, ion.Aet NJ. J. J.
Dickinson, Chairman; Mcssis. Paterson Smith
OF Jackson Scott, Walker
On Rule,-Mr Filhngim, Charman Mcssrs.
Gum, knight OF Suwannce, Whltdcn, omItn OF
Hamilton.
On Unfinished Business-Nr Jones, Chair
man; Messrs. Moreno, Baltzeii, Paterson, Smi h
OF Hamilton.
On Public neallh-Mr. Bitch Of Marion,
Chairman Mcs,rs. Christie VI thes, Cor et,
Ilendry, Vaughn, knight OF Les Bdz,n,
Green
On Journl-M~. Rivc., ChtNnsn; VI ,>rs.
Saplcr, Lewis, Yon, McC,,kil.
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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-06
NEWFANE.

Mrs. Maggie Miller, NJ. D., ar.
rived from New York Friday, ac.
companied by lady friend.
Tracy Pax mas been IN town sew.
eraI Gays visiting friends. Returned
to Brattleboro Monday.
Geo. Knapp has moved into the
Hildreth tenement for while. In
the meantime will have his house re-
paired.
Memorial day exercises passed off
pleasantly.
Will Harris and Walter Gage left
for Maine, Thursday, where they
have employment in steam mill.
Frank Myres, in the employ of j.
w. Horsford, unfortunately had the
ends OF several fingers clipped by the
action of running saw.
Rev. G. H. Smith has so far re-
covered from an attack of rheumatism
as to able to supply the pulpit.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-06
WINHALL HOLLOW.

The spirit of Improvement has
reached here, new shingles and lum.
Der are seen in several places.
Mrs. Hannah Livermore is having
her house repainted.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. F. Hewes are
rejoicing over the advent of son.
S. S. Taylor, wife and daughter of
Manchester Centre and A. L. Har-
rington of Elgin, ILL.,, brother-in-
law of Mrs. Taylor and G V. Bry-
ant, have been stopping at C. V.
Bryant's for few days.
Mrs. j. G. Barnard is in West
minister helping care for the sick in
the family of Saml. Shattuck.
> Herbert johnson is building barn,
4Ox5O, Geo. Baldwin doing the work.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-06
FIGURES FOR FARMERS.

"Mortgaged Vermont farms" are
something one hears of occasionally
III efforts to attract attention to the
great opportunities the West is said
to offer to husbandmen who wish to
prosper.
1t is true that millions of acres
have been opened in the West, under
the homestead act, at merely nominal
prices, and that other immense tracts
are soon to be opened; but facts show
that Western farming is not all that
it is sometimes painted.
In Illinois, for instance, the best
corn-producing area in the world, be-
tween 1870 aid 1880 the indebted
ness on farms increased about 6 Der
cent and between 1880 and 1887 il
increased 81 per cent. On Jan. |,
1889, there were in Illinois 92,7S7
mortgages on farms valued at S142,-
400, 300; and of the 81, ,694, Up acres
in the state 23.2S per cent. are under
mortgage. In Michigan the situa-
ton is worse, and in other Western
states as bad.
Vermont farmers who have be-
come restive under the glowing pic
lures drawn of Western prosperity
Will do well to ponder these figures.
Having done SO, let them put more
brains into farming than ever before,
be satisfied with their lot and take
in the future that it needs
only their own energy and thrift and
industry TO make full of rich rewards.
Herald.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-06
SAXTONS RIVER.

Memorial day was observed here
by the largest number of people ever
seen here for like occasion.
F. B. Locke has moved his old
house to the back side of his lot and
making new foundation on the old
spot for his new house. He will have
a pretty place when finished.
= I'll Inhh~ IL Esa 10 +ranhlod
with heart disease, and owing to the
weather last week was not out. He
has large business in his grist and
saw mills, but has been obliged to
trust it with D. Dutton, who is a
faithful super.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-06
Epoch.

Inc transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
an epoch in the life of the individual.
such a remarkable event is treasured in
inc memory and the agency whereby the
good health has been attained is grateful
ly blessed. Hence it is that so much il
heard in praise of Electric Bitters. So
many feel they owe their restoration to
health, to the use of the Great Alternative
ana Ionlc. II you are troubled with any
disease of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach.
OF long or short standing you will surely
ma rehef by use of Electric Bitters.
sold at soc. and 81 per bottle at the drug
stores OF G. G. Smith, So. Londonderry
and +. E. Smith Jamaica, Vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-06
UTH LONDONDERRY, VT, THURSDAY EVENING nrNE g 1000

JoHNsTowN, Pa, June 3.-Ovel
one thousand bodies have been taker
from near Kernville to-day. This is
official.
Darker still is the picture at Johns
town, and the death list is greatly
swelled. $4,000 is the number of the
lost now talked of as the ruins reveal
To-day a corn patch of about an
acre in extent at Ninevah was dug
over by volunteer force and 1873
corpses were uncovered.
AT the viaduct against which all
the wreck Of Johnstown and the
places above drifted, it is believed, at
least 1900 to 20OO human beings per-
ished. 1t was the center of the whole
calamity, and for all time
to come will be a monument to the
most terrible occurrence in America.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-06
Vermont News.

Henry Bentley, who occupies tn,
Webb farm, on the southeastern out.
skirts OF the village of Bennington
heard rumpus among the cattle in
In the barnyard one afternoon recent
~ and, going to investigate, found a
large black bear that immediately
turned tail and made for the woods
in the rear of the premises. Search
was made fo bruin later on, but he
was not found.
Elias Clark of West Rutland owns
large farm in Tinmouth. While
visiting the place on Friday he saw a
deer which, the farm hands told him,
regularly came down from the wood
ed mountain near by, and, seemingly
without fear, broused quietly among
a fiock OF sheep that is pastured on
the mountain side. The doe (for such
the animal has been discovered to be)
is frequently accompanied by two
young deer, and the interesting fami-
ly grow tanner and more confident
every day.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-06
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

FLORA a, GooDALE wiudham County
RuDoLPHUs b. GooDALE Sept. Term. 1889
| Whereas Flora A. Goodale of Brattleboro in
the county of Wndham, aforesaid, having tbi-
uay MED In the Office of the Clerk of the wind
| nam County Court her libel for divorce against
her said husband, RDdolphus L. Goodale, return
apie TO the Term of said court next to be held nj
Newtane within AID for said windham County
on the second Tuesday of September 1850 settiny
forth her marriage to said lbelee on the fir, dav
OF October 1865; her residence in said county of
Wlndham. and that she cea sed to live with said
nbellee on or about the eighteenth of Decemher
1885, or the reason that said ibellee ON or abop,
the time last aforesaid did wilfuIly desert and
abandon her the said libellant and II ,l n ho,,,.
made to appear that said beee is now resi-
dent without the State of Vermont where tba M,
binary process of this court cannot h. servod
upon him: it is therefore ordered that the sa,d
libeiant give notice 10 the said ub.,laa of
the pending OF her said libel aud tbs term of
court 10 which the same Is made return,bla IN,
pubnshlng the substance Of her said libel toaeth
er with this order for three weeks s,iccessiyeIy
In the Londonderry SITTER, newspaper pub
lished st Londonderry in said windham Coun.v
the last publication to be at least six weeks prior
to the term of court to which said libel is made
returnable which said publication shall be deem.
ed sufficient notice for the said Hbellee TO an.
pear and contest the same if he shall see nt.
Given under ms hand at Brattleboro in said
Windham County, this 2oIh day of April. A. d.
1889.
II. Tyler, ClerL
Haskins " stoddard Attys. :or Petitioner
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-06
VERDIGRIS.
by Grapevine Telephone ]

RULER battery, Captain Fuller, next passed
win good alignment, men making good an
pearance, but guns and battery dirty and gencr
ally In bad condition. Whe,
the guns passed far enough beyond for us
10 see we were still more surprised to notice
Verdigris on the face of the muzzle and in the
mouth OF the piece, its gray green tinge demo
ung age.-Army and Navy Journal.
-EX'lieut.Gov Fuller has subscribed for a
block of stock in an electric pla Mt, and will use
aportion of the power for experimental purpo.
ses.-Exchange.
-Ihe Old "shebang" Is dilapidated building
wedged in between the grist mill and bridge an
So Londonderry, and was once occupied by the
SITTER, but two years and a half ago it was pur.
chased by Brattleboro syndicate, the SITTER
turned out and the West River News establish.
ed(O. Levi Kettledrum Fuller furnishing the
greater part of the money necessary to carry ON
the stupendous failure.--Ed. Sitter.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-06

This is the time of the wear when
the following paragraph may be fire.
quently seen in the weeklies of the
southwest: "Several first-class death
notices are crowded out this week to
make room for the circus .ad.' We
are confident that the relatives of the
deceased will understand and appre-
clate the necessities of the case -
N. Y. Tribune.