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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

1t was just an ordinary scrap Of wrap.
plug paper, bat 1t saved her life She was
10 the last stages OF consumption. told by
physicians thst sue was iucurable and
could live only a short time; she weigh he'd
less than seventy pounds. Ga piecs OF
wrapping paper she read Of DR.. Bings Now
Discovery. and got q sample bottle; it
helped her, she bought large bottle, it
helped her more, bought another and grew
better fast, continued its use and is nov
strong. healthy. rosy, plump, weighing lao
pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp
10 W. II. Cole, druggist, Fort Smith.
Trial bottle OF this wonderful discovery
free at j. N, HANDS drug store
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The cotton mill at Windsor will soon
be thug Of the past Tho management
Is closing out the work Ms fast As possible,
aud discharging the employees. and er
poets TO move the machinery to Mobile
Ala esdy next lnonth. 10 accordance with
plans made several months since.
Simonds block, alsrgs building occupi.
ed by stores and Offices in Brandon was
totally destroyed by FIRE Sunday night.
The total loss amounted TO $4,000 The
origin OF the fire il not known.
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STATE NEWS.

1 JAMES IL hFVup pi t9'bFy VS. thhsh'
hurt While coasiins sl Kesne, n, H.. The
other night
Ayers Medicines have been satisisetor,
TO me throughout my prsstice, esPeoisii,
Ayers Cherry Psciorsl, which has been
used by macy Of my patients. one Of whom
says be knows 1t saved his life. IF. l.
Morris. NJ d. Brooklyn. n. Y,
Butland voted TO complete the Meme.
rial ball al au expense not exceeding
$4,000. The hall will cost an even 800.
600. II will be ready for Memorial day.
IL 10 expected.
That tired. debilitsted feeling, so pecu-
liar TO spring, indicates deprayed blood.
Now j, the time to prove the beneficial ef
fects OF Ayers Sarsparills. IL eleaoses
the system. restores physical energy. aud
iufuses new lifel sud vigor into every fbre
Of the body.
Mr. John Converse. OF Philadelphia. for.
merly Of Burlington. has lately coulIibui
ed $40. 900 to the Presby terian hospital 10
that city.
1t is not yet too latel There is yet hops
Tor those suffering frou constipation and
affections OF the liver, stomach or bowels.
LaIsdor, the golden" remedy. will correct
their troubles. Price Is cents.
Senators Edmunds Of Vermont aud Nc
Phersou OF New Jersey have leased the
Grand Na.sshqusn river. one OF the bes'
salmon rivers in Canada.
A good nurse never fails to recommend
DR. Bulls Baby Syrup to to the parents OF
fretful ar sickly children. Price 25 cents.
Sold by all druggists.
The Moseley q Stoddsrd creamery bust.
ness, formerly at Poultney, but recently
burned out has been secured for Rutland.
aud will locate there at once About 80
men will be employed at the start, and |
that number il expected to be doubled at
an early date,
| am one OF the Oldest horse-shoers in
the town. and have used your Saliva
lion Oil for cracked heel, mango. and sand
cracks with horses; it gives perfect salts
faction. CHAs. w. LEE,
Ala W. Baltimore Street, Baltic. Nd.
The Graphic suggests that "eI-Gov.
Proctors ownership Of the big maple sa-
gar camp in Vermont may be the sweet-
ming Influence Of the cabinet compost.
lou.
A Methodist preacher limited that ii
would be nice to go to Europe, Is his
hroat trouble was gettieg worse. but the
God deacon sent him o bottle OF DR..
'ulls Cough Syrup, and consequently now
njoys q good sermon,
w. o. Bates OF Bethel, while recently
awing wood by horse power in Barnard,
ut Of log three feet in diameter, in the
,iddle Of which WAS stone as large - . I
ems egg, which the saw cut in half. Tho
% was hollow, but was sound all around
ie stone, which was closely embedded 10 '
10 wood.
The best testimony in favor Of PYLE'S
EARLINE washing compound is the j
illions Of packages sold every year, and q
lies steadily increasing in spite OF the
nmerous poor limitations.
The Free Press. proudly compares notes
follows: "The check list to be used at
village meeting contains only
1853 names, whereas the list for Burllng .
MS city election contsined 244l names, u
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Washisxton. d G.


TKgAgrnY DKrARTMEsr,
ot1cc OF the Cb,.f Clerk, Dec, IL, 1855.
Dr.. II. s. Hutchinson 4 Co, Gent. f.
When 10 kiiiery, NJ, lac, Sept my f.,Ler
called my attention TO your Anii- Apeples-
hse, which uss claimed 10 cnre MUSCULAR
RHrrnATps. and a: once proeureds DO,
tic Tor TRIAL, ~ ! bad been suif ring With
,bs, ,rouble . long time. i, has greatly
teneated me. And An nearly free from II.
l wish some Of ny iriends 10 Try your
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A. l.. BOWEN.
Short Hand
and
TypewTiting
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ Estate of DANIEL L. PURDY
The undersigned. having been appointed by
| the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester Commissioners, to receive. examine, and
adjutt all claims and demands OF all person.
against the estate Of
Daniel Il. Pnrdy late Of Manchester.
in said District. deceased, and all claims txhib.
tied In offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we will meet, for the purposes aforesaid, at the
dwelling house OF the deceased ON the
2ad day OF August next from nine O'Clock
A. NJ. until four o'clock P. M, on said day. and
that six months from the 2nd day OF February
A. d. 1889, 10 the time limited by said Court fol
said credi ors to present their claims to US for
examination and allowance.
Dated At Manchester this and day Of Febru.
airy A. D, 1880.
.sss j. J., of PETTiboNE com'rs.
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A,rl.sno,K,>e Pills

AsTt,suotKtNe PITTS
are warranted to cure Constipation. Bill
business, and Sick II adsche. Small and
easy to take Try them = only 10 cents Of
druggists, or send stamps
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CURE Lame
b. DR. SWEET the well knovn bons ssvecn rhyssrtsn
AiA DISEASES TsEsftn. ssnd OF sppiy IN sysraips
tassy iaf Lam. aaa lntrn Il asaa fuk a. Hslos Ma
PAINTING!

Carriage. Sign and House Painting, Draining,
Staining, eiloing, Taper hsi ging, upbolstering
and furniture repairing neatly and cheapy
done. Highway guide boards furnished ready
to put up chesp and good Paint loft at Eagles.
ton stearus ONCE At residence East Dorset,
Vt
43iw A. l.. BOWEN.
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APO

pLEt TINE. Pain IN Region u the Heart with
fei.ng q kairoeatton, Ringing sounds IN L4fs.
stllaesH or PricGiy Einsst.ons 81 Limb, rAia
afufsn shoalden aud ia kidc. Pain IN Small Il
t4ck - Hip. se2nsy AID tiizh ctlosed Urine.
AAGrfias ~ purtins senSsiicn on FAAs ~ NAtsf.
tageshft VITA fiasaissoe, soef siospNch. oensrsi
biHg. ar, are Hmpsosns that are 9aiekiy re-
Msrcl b. lsiA ParsfsiaF aad Tonie Remedy. -
ssie ~ al Druggists fof ~ 90 asa bottles for
$500. send 10 DR.. y, s. HUTCHINSON co.
EnashasEh yslisyt fog circulars and tssianosiAis.
EF.cfs u The earss ~roagbi ~ ANTf-APO-
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RAsT ARLINGTON

New maple syrup is selling at 10 to 50
eta per gal.
B. W. Siiiord's dry house burned
Monday evening.
Quite . number OF persons united
With The Methodist church recsn,ly.
The school superintendent has new
registers on hand for the spring term.
III reports DO true there ia TO be q
general moving among those who hire
houses April LIST.
AT the school meeting OF district No
= Saturday evening IL wss voted 10 m.iu
tain sinsle school during . sprios term
OF IL weeks.
-Fsye,te snd Vim Sheppard aud Rich
moad Webb and vile attended the iuueral
OF Mr.. Hugh Sheppard former resident
here wbo died at hi. home 10 New Brilton
Coma, last week.
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p. W. Williams from Londonderry 10
DORSET


Our village school closed last week.
Miss Hattie Holiey Of Troy was in
town over Sunday.
Louis billiard returned to his home
in Ru,land on Monday.
Mrs Francis Bpbetts and Mrs George
Holley are on tbs sick llsi.
Sugar makers have commenced opera
tions, but little has been made thus far.
DIR. Dunping attended the meeting
OF the state Dental society q. Montpelier
this week.
We greatly regret 10 learn that DR.. r.
l.. Dunping contemplates removing 10
N. Y. He was born and brought
up here, married his wife here, and has
always beena prominent and useful man In
church and society.
The Bollin Sykes farm together with
. large amount OF personal property, be-
longing to HiIAnd II. Holley. will be sold
at public auction Thursday. March q
Mr.. Holley intends to make = permanent
residence in California.
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"Marveious Results"

fsias- ne uss u Ayers ksrsspArlik ,
AFxssirsng wslnsws reasa, ~rsissi "tine ~ wy
ehfiasrn hsa = large psts hreas eut m he 10
We applied slfufie fpipeliina, fla wflle, ttlnk.
tAs the saTs wpasd sisertlY hrAl Nui u errw
~pFse The ehilA lest agpeiiga escagns veAk
and thin, and - sst baa frrdiaf fewer We
saashi nedirAi AA,tce. and were taia thai a.
Alternative nas.slf8nt GAS useea6a4F.
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ARLINGTON.

brush backs aud clothes Plus.
ARLINGTON.
Mr., Ferry Of Chicago 10 . guest At the
Bartlett House.
Mrs. Q. A. Bundy Of Troy N. Y. spent
the past week 10 town.
Mr., Swininston oil Rutland was in
town few days since.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. II. Deming spent =
day in Troy last week.
Mrs. Lyman who has been so long an
invalid Is able to tide out and is slowly
convalesciug.
People who make sugar are very busy
in their sugar orchards Not as yet any
very good sugar weather.
A. s. Garfield bad the misfortune to
lose very valuable four years old colt ia,
urdsy night He had been offered $500
for the colt which was no measure OF his
value. a. he Was considered the best col,
OF his ago 10 town.
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e. q. Bacon has the addition to bis
mill nearly completed. In the new part
he will manufacture curry comb handles,
brush backs aud clothes Plus.
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gave . rsrr crsssiAtis e1isrssirnesi .,
Esishroots opsrs HOUSE Last Friday s'es-
/ lag. TIE ssaisscs vss no, - large - ihs
nsslts O. lie peiformsu deserved, bat ths
ocmpssy vas nsv ons. there we're otesf
local eshftslrmsa sRd The roads vefs
bod. Amoas ibe.s pr~s~s, we're sone o.
or beat naslosl people aEd they SID Tie
rest Of The sssiepes ssrs veil pl.ase5.
sboala The DelphlsDs come tbs ssy
sSsin. be ssfe AID hear them.
r.xcagrrn pEvr.
-. o. Bours 10 norios isio bis boass
In iha village
--fsiiaios is arisiag has spsn Of
horses ss.sa.
We are glad 10 nste that Mr DeI'sr
Bosfs IL lnpfunag.
-waldov Gillsu Is 10 carry 90 =. W.
Bours's farm this year.
Irving saI 0sriiulr q amor are Welt.
Tag ifieaas and relative 10 Bailand.
Louis s.eyets ha. bs~n II ~ork 10 I
Psrtins ..om AZ ihr village Tor several
weeks.
wv. X Dsan ha the Urges. stock OF
log. 81 NJ, miil that les has bal iof msD,
years.
-Balier ~ q ~ etc. sggs IL locb.'
hay $40 per ton. lpot.toss - per bnshel
~ood o., ~ per cord. stove sooi ". w per
cord.
--Blsckmsf has received large lot o.
goods recrn,iy purchased Ia New iort,
which be |. selling At very low prices
Call aud ersm,ne. and look on, for bis
aes Cd neni week.
p. W. Williams from Londonderry 10
anxious TO locate bis machine shop al this
place snd The matter is talked Of seriously
by The leadiog business meu. Tue plsn
10 10 cid him by bulldog ssuitsbie shop
TO cost about 0ps Thousand dollars. 36i7O
feet one story high & W. understand that
the land will be given for the purpose. IN
close proximity to the railroad, making 1t
con senient 10 build .,iis track Tor con
venience III bandliaa stock aud shipping
heavy mscbipery for piaDlng iron which
10 to be the principal bust
ness. Tue working capacity Of the plsnt
will be twenty men.
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Ayers Sar saparilIa.

sararslls l'rine Recommended above ~ others
~ sseaN % use a With msrtslsas resails no
sare gradually healed And beAi,h ahi strsngiA
were naaily and r~fmRrsnsit tesahsa
nAae BY Dr.. J. Q. Aver d Co, level, Mas.
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AN II

or against. as applied 10 anita POPLEC.
TINE, means 4 remedy against striking down. or
remedy for those diseases whose termination
affea is sudden acata. II Is the only Apopiery
Preventive known a. medical science, and II viii
care PARALYSIS, Heart Disease, Rhes-
matisu. Dyspepsia, Liver Csmplaist.
hidney mud BLADDER Trosbies, Ghrsste
BrspebiiIs. seiafiea and all Dis-a ses Arts-
Ing from fmparc Blood asd D~siittstea
Nerves. Dizziness or Presssrc In the
Head. sp.is Before Eyes, Pain Around
or PaIpitaiisa Of the Heart indicates The
ase a ANTI.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-27
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so
we'll known and so popular as to
need no specia! mention. All
who have used Electric Bltters
sing the same song of praise.-A
purer medicine does not exist and
1T is guaranteed to do all that IS
claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, will remove Plmples,
Bolls, Salt Rheum and other affect
ions caused by impure blood
VIII drive Malaria from the sys.
TEN and prebent as well as cure
all Malarlal fevers.-For cure Of
Headache, Constipation and indi-
gestlon try Electric Bitters-En-
tire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded Price 80 cts. and
and $1.C0 per bottle at Joe Shell
TONS Drugstore.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-27
Goyr2ons Wonderful Power.

What was the secret Of his wonder
full powera Much Of 1t lay in his fear.
lessncss, much In his swiftness OF
thought end action, and much in what
tho Yankee would call his capability
IN all things, small as well as great.
ilo could ride and shoot and tinker
and conduct campaigns and negotiate
treaslcs, all with unlesitating self re-
Iiancc, AS matter of course such a
man takes command. Gordon never
lacked opportunities to show these
qualities When stcaming quietly up
the Nile monkey with which ho wes
playing fell overheard. In atwinkling
Gordon was in the water after him.
BY good luck the crocodiles rot
neither governor general nor monkey.
When a nuggar was being hauled up
the rapids some way south Of Lado the
cable got away from the men on the
bank and the vessel was swept ON the
rocks. No one would volunteer to 20
out and pick up the cable, and Gordon
jumped into a skiff and went alone
To bo sure. the skitf upset, and gov
e1nor general sat como hours dri,,
ping Oh rock, but his men had a les
sou.
On another occasion tho garrison Of
one OF the stations was thrown into
much anxiety by seeing Gordon alono,
rowing across the river to the cast
bank, which tn that region was occu-
pied by intensely hostile negroes He
landed, made his boat fast and tried
by display OF beads and wire to In
duce tho savages to como end talk
with him. They simply sat on the
hillside and scowled. Finally Gordon
shot q hippopotamusand padded back,
leaving his beads on the shore and a
fine feast Of hippopotamus meat in the
rushes. Another man would have
been killed
! was amused to SEQ on his table at
Khartoum handsome spoons and forks
with his crest half cffaced with rough
scratches. / could fancy Gordon,
vexed by some unusual flummery,
seizing a rat tail t)le and proceeding
to putout Of hts sight one moro vanity.
It was not that he wos not proud Of
his family. On the contrary, he could
pay a man no greater compliment
than to say, "You arc like a Gordon"
but all the marks and signs Of rank
became intolerable to him.
Col. IL G. Pout in ScnbneR.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-27
A Barefooteu Governor,

Gen. Payne, ono OF tho past genera
ton OF KentucEy's prominent men,
used U to delight in telling Of the pecu,
liarities OF ono OF Virginia's chief mag.
istratea. "Once ups, time" said
Gen. Payne, "a citizen Of Virginia
having business with Patrick Henry,
then governor Of this old dominion,
went to the executive mansion and
found On ordinary appearing man in
the yard Of the mansion, With but
shirt and a pair Of trousers on, the lat-
ter rolled up to his knees The grass
was about foot high, and, it being
morning, the great orator turned up
his trouser legs to escape tho contact
Of tho dew. The man asked to see the
governor. He was told to walk in,
and tho old chap, clothed In shirt and
trousers, seated himself in the gov
ernor's chair and sold: Well, sir,
what can / do for your 1t was with
some difficulty that the visitor could
be convinced that the barefooted,
Scantily clad man was the great vir,,
ginia orator and governor. st. Louis
Republic.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-27
Silver Jewelry In England.

Some eight or nine years ago, silver
Jewelry became fashionable in Eng
land and many of the goldsmiths, who
were then doing a poor business, a.
once gave their attention to it, and it
at once became most fashionable and
popular both in Great Britain and her
colonies. Indeed, the demand was so
great that the supply could not keep
pace, and Il seemed as though tho
trade had taken new lease Of life;
everybody was doing well. The pub
nc approaching this cheaper class Of
jewelry OF INTRINSIC worth and q preo-
tous metal, avesled themselves Of it
everywhere. Every female wore
bracelets, necklets lockets, brooches,
earrings, ETC., and Of a size and
weight that would be today considered
extremely vulgar" The novelty
craze was ION, but novelty crazes are
somewhat like poker playing; it
doesn't cost much to go in, but takes
every cent person has to come out
The craze was short lived, and left
dealers with stocks worth little for.
tunes in store, to deplore the fickleness
of fashion. Moral to retail dealers:
Beware Of novelty crazesl-Jewclers'
Circular.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-27
ls Consumption Incurabla.

! Read the following: Mr.. c. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was
down With Abscess Of Lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounc-
ed me an lncurable Consumptive.
Began taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able
TO oversee the work on nv farm.
1t ls the anest medicine ever
made"
Jesse Middlcwart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: clad it not been for DR..
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption l would have died of
Lung Troubles. Was gwen up by
doctors. Am now in bost OF
health" Try Sample bottles
bottles free at Jeo Shelton's Drug
store.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-27
Dispersion OF Plants.

1t IS amatter of common Tradition
mat many Of the worst pests Of our
uelds were introduced by the carly
colonlsts under some mistaken notion
OF their value, II all newly settled
parts OF the world the same mistake is
being repeated over and over again.
An Englishuan writing to Nature
from one OF t,4e South Sea islands
says:
Thousands of acres Of past,,ragc
have been destroyed in this island by
the distribution by birds of the Ian.
tana, which was unfortunately intro
duccd here by tho first Roman Catholic
missionaries to form hedge for their
property at St Louis, or Conception.
The "gendarme plant" was brought
here in . pillow BY q gendarmc from
Tahiti. 1t was a seed attached to a
wing Of silk cotton. The gcndarme
shook out lis pillow; the wind carried
the seed to a suitable spot, and now il
vics with the lantana in DESTROYING
our pastures.
Tho seeds of water plants arc con
veycd to vast distances, aAherng to
the hairs and feathers Of the lees of
water birds-dlcks heDnsand waders
Of all sorts In London the basins of
the fountains in Trafalgar square were
peopled by lymnna Brought thither
from the Scrpentine, attached to tho
feathers Of tho sparrows who bathcd.
hHt in ono, and then in the other.
We have just got plant here, bear
ing lovely flower, but whence it
comes nobody knowA It has hard
wooden seed capsules, each furnished
with two hooks as hard as steel and as
sharp as needles. These, hooking into
the hide OF any animals, would be car,
r'ed for days, until forcibly dislodged.
The Bathurst burr" was introduced
into the cape in a cargo of wool
wrecked at Capo Agulhas, and splcad
out to dry, first there, and then at ST.
monstcwn, at both of which places
the burr sprang UP. Ibeiieve I and hope
destroyed the first and last plant Of ii
that sprang up in New Zealand some
twenty-five years ago. The seed had
been brought in the living fleece of a
line merino ram. The owner of the
pasture was chorishing the wonder.
Iul new plant" and was not a little |
Mortified when l took out my knife
and carefully cut it down. lie was
moro Mortified when l told him what |
it Was,
Homer guardian., 1889-12-27
: l\O.lS
TIE .lER2EYMAN'S RtveNoE.
How Traveller Cot Even with Some Un.
ob!i.inG Hotel Peonlc,

/
~ " '''',G,,' ,',. "os h'en win some I'm"
''!s'"s ho'el People
u was sitter midnight when tired
traveller from Now Jersey entered a
| big hotel and signed his name in the
register.
II wantto be called at Gin t],c NOM.
ing" said he, with decided cmohar
Sis on the six"
"Front," shouted thc clc,,, "s,,,v
the gcnt!cman up TO No S33n
C6 on the sixth noor tho ro,,r
man designated as FRONT" unI,,ke5
tho door Of room No S93 and f,,nJ
the room in disorder A nec,.n.f,i
chambcmnail had not nada,n, tho
| bed since it bad been slept ~ The
tired tsavC!e~ looked .i.h :,.;innt a.
gust at his SURROUNDINGS and ssji. '''
60 down to the ofIirc os onicL,v os
you can end cct the koy Of "noth"r @
room. Icanno, s]ccD hernand want to
get 70 bed as soon rs !ossihle > '''' W.
ILcn he sat down 70 yp;, Ef..o.,
minutes, witch seemed ~ ha,.ta S;,n
passed and lie pulled the hell handla i, j.,
tho room. After another tnn pinu.es
he yuulscd the bell harlle unt;l It
broke. Five minutes later lo wus or,,,,>.
ing his way alone the ho]}on ths de,rrr
worl iourncv to Tho n(Jiro sws.rinr "a
every strp, when lo mot "F,o,t ~1sh~
inquired blandlv fbc Ind r,n'r ' WIZ
"Ifnyc Won GOT tLa Env ~ a,,auo.
roomy" dc,noofcI tbo onCr, w n'a,' nos''
"No # Won can '''T y-.a;t " :ynh;la hA.'I r..
have tha lp,1 IN No c99 @ ,no'Ia "L, ~. E
Won, 0'' N'''No w ."
TAero saa q, nx,,os,o, os ,,o..
that cnIoJ !, TIA ,loaIn.o.; W ~, m,'o'o
don't o.. nnn,hnr bow r.,o,' w., ' s''n ;|sou. ~
minnt3s thoro vii Nv ha 'o' - ni., lie ~ snio %
thot von VII l',ta ta oa',, ~ a ,ileus here
# Won s',,,;r, "i' 'i,s ;t',, '''''' 70 'e'l'omoa
ST,r,,t" t"on:cni,, H. 1;so o,>,oo,,
or;r,,,, ,.t,,u,>n',, .;sS u,'a s'teo at'o 40
room a';n;n;,o. No 90 naa tne on koy o. sne
minutes r,nyn tho no. f."I 1 s.,.u iao.ai. H. I" low
snyg il h'd " ''''>' ''"'o''1 "aS
pp,anntlv T o, g o,o,,..,, :, ~
jug a no,iar ioUsa "a +, .noa,, ,aio a. m'hp A.
door Of No FRI rho t.auoies an ~ ~ ~ ~
nev. room wss a,rn,,"noJ w. "vII'i an 40 10
kntr!;inr He looked 81 L,a y wotoh t
and at once understood that a tho .hs nnrten "stn
had leon enn, "a ooll h;m ' hnt wy ~. n
nem,rrci how lor, hn had I h".n ~, Ia,e. s
waiting in No S53 ond - dos;ro ps *
revenge i,opolled him to keen ~ a,,ist I
The poyter Knocked Iouder @ and MO- d
On the door sh0ol, il an,, hoSaJ =
but there WA. no sound w;th;n fhI
Homer guardian., 1889-12-27
Just Quo Of Gods Childron.

One Of the newsboys at tho Brook
lyn bridge, with bundle OF evening
newspapers in his arms, fell in d ft
last night, and the bridge police car
ried him to the waiting room aud sent
out call for an ambulance. In half
an hour he was selling papers again.
A reporter asked Annie Corcoron, the
little dark haired and dark eyed news
woman, which boy it was.
Little Alaher it was,' she an.
swerca.
"Wlo takes caro- Of hint"
''Oh, no one but God, and ho is too
busy with other folks to givo him
much n attention." she replied.
York Sun.