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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-03-06
ALLMINNA NYHETER,

Eft tkOnnaercielt konvent 6ppnades /
onsdags st. Louis, Mo-, hvartill omkring
100 delegater hade infunnit sig.
Sir John Macdonald pastas vara
den, som kommer att utnamnas till Eng
lands minister / Washington.
Rdtt sd. 1 Wisconsins legislator har
f6rslag vackts att f6rbjuda jernvagsbola-
gen uppvarma vagnarne med kaminer.
Det st0ra siagteriet Sioux Falls,
Iowa, som en- It'd varit stangdt, har ater
b6rjat sina affarer under samma styrelse.
Ofuerk0rd och dGdad af en- gods
vagn, blef onsdags alton banvaktcn Haw-
ley Chicago & Burlington banans ban
gard Aurora, Lii.
F0rOIyclcatie arbetdre. Vid antan-
dandet at en- nina Red Lodge grufvan
yid Helena, Mont, dGdadss f6rliden ons-
dag fem arbetare.
4 SieNtttcCsnananresas isakO MISTER upp-
gingo under de sju f8rsta manaderna af
l6pande finansar i'll $74, ,262, 500, hvilket /
jemf0relse med &ret f6rut utvisade en- till
0kning at $2,66l, ,264.
Explosion. Iva explosioner af natur-
lig gas intraffade onsdags narheten af
Pittsburg, Pa, hvarvid en- person sarades
lifsfarligt och flera mer eller mindre svart
skadade.
President Cleveland h8ll onsdags
alton en- bjudning Hvita huset till ara for
sin eftertradare det h6ga embetet. Utom
pres. Harrison med fru voro afven andra
CASTER inbjudna.
LGrrabee frifXnne,s. Hvad man
hade ALT hopp att vanta, skedde afven. la
juryn onsdags sammantradde f5rklarades
guvern5ren icke skyldig. Domstolen an.
sag till och med att guvern6ren varit full.
komligt berattigad att offentligg6ra den
ifragavarande pamfetten.
TGrLefasLLa batTtGr. Fl. w. West
moreland, egare till en- kreatursfarm / Nc
Mans Land, har till w. Hardwick / Sioux
Falls, d. T., f6rsalt 4 buffiar, iva tjural
och tva kor, hvilka han sjelf uppf6dt fran
det de voro kalfvar, for en- summa al
$4,000. Med dessa dur f0rsvinna d.
| sista buflarne fran denna del af landet.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-03-06
LOPANDE No. 635.
OtteIGggGnde elltsUdda. Den ILL

Oteldggande eltsUdda Den lila
byn Blooming Prairie har blifvit nara nog
6delagd at eldsvada. Elden uppkom Of
re vaningen af postkontoret och spred sig
ganska hastigt till narliggande byggnader.
Hela f6rlusten torde uppga till SO, 900.
D,sluth-nyheter: H. P. Haskell, Sc
kreterare af Duluth & Winnipeg -jernva-
gen var staden f5rliden vecka FL. yttra-
de att arbetet a namda jernvag kommer att
upptagas genast. - ''The Champion Iron
Company" h.x inkorporerats med EFT aktie-
kapital af en- million dollars.
KinsigtOn Farmers Warehouse
AssOciattOn har inkorporerats med
$40, 600 aktiekapital. Bland andra f5rde-
lar som vinnas genom bolag af antydda
karaktar, ar den, att farmsren genom att
Sc till att arliga tjensteman anstallas kan
f0rsakra sig ON arlig vigt vid f5rsaljningen
af slit hvete.
AdjtItast-ges John HI Mullen
har utskickat EFT cirkular hvari han ia
ster uppmarksamheten pa, att enligt "sec-
ton 7, chapter IL, General Statutes at
1878" ar det namda ambetsmans pligt att
ga personer, som aro berattigade till PEN
sion, tillhanda Gen. Mullen uppmanar
derf0r hederligt afskedade soldater, sj6-
man, soldatenkor och barn eller f6raldrar
hvilka nu aro bosatta staten, att till ho-
nom framlagga sina pensionsans0 s0kningar,
da han utan kostnad skall framlagga sa-
dana kraf for pensions5yran Washington.
Genom att skrifva till gen. Mullen st.
Paul kunna n5diga blanketter erhallas.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-03-06
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
cUsrAvus ADoLPHus COLLEGE

Il dessa dagar har Gust. Ad. College
ihagkommits med en- vardefull gafva. Den
nyligen aflidne prof, H. J. Schmidt fran
Columbia College, New York har testament
terat slit dyrbara och rikhaltiga bibliotek
till MINI. konferensens skola. B6ckernas
antal ar annu ej fullt kandt, emedan de
icke anlandt till destinationsorten; men
sakkannare hafva beraknat, att de torde
bel6pa sig till mellan 2 a 5000 exemplar.
Oliver en- sa ovantad gafva kanner icke
blot skolan, utan hela konferensen sig af
hjartat tacksam.
En- amman nyhet af icke mindre Of
verraskande, ON an Ell af lika fagnesam
natur maste vi afven denna gang delgifva
vara vanner och gynnare. Det ar namli-
gen fragan ON att ber6fva var skola dess
omistlige rektor. Styrelsen for Bethany
College, Lindsborg, Kansas, har kallat
prof. M. Wahlstr5m till f0restandare for
sagde skola. Pa grund af for handen va
rande omstandigheter taga vi for gifvet,
att han afslar anbudet. Konferensen
hvarken kan eller will f5rlora for sin skola
dess allmant alskade och varderade rektor.
Den nybildade oratorief5reningen Of
var nu med lii och lust den underbart sk0-
ma Handels Messias. Pa grund haraf torde
skolan for den narmaste framtiden blifva
stand att erbjuda nagonting ''finint".
Prof. j. Sander ar nu nagot battre, sa
att han, trots annn vidladande maktl6shet,
kunnat aterupptaga arbetet.
- "The Sage of Ninningar" har nu le-
vererat sin drabbning gent emot Shake
speare, hvilken han. s5kte CORA till en-
okunnig, smaaktig och omoralisk vaga-
bond. Shakespeares namn gaf f6relasa-
rem afven en- klasslsk hardening. Det
har, sade han, uppkommit af Jacks Pere
(Peter) mOtsvarande hvad man pa klassisk
svenska plagar t. ex. saga "Jakobs Olle'.
Kunna den varde Donnellys pastaenden
bevisas, kommer nog dramaturgen att "a
stiga ned fran sin h6ga thron och f5rsvin-
ma bland sina obetydliga frander det an
nu obetydligare Stratford.
Arbetet pa arets katalog ar nu / full
gang. Vederb0rande hafva for afsigt att
lata oensamma Sc dagens ljus redan nasta
manad.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-03-06
HOPE ACADEMY.

- Eft hundra tolf clever ha inskrifvits
vid skolan, utaf desse aro 80 fickor, Sa
har elevantalet vida Oversight de djerfva-
ste f5rhoppningar man kunde ha gjort sig
for en- ung skola.
- Onsdagsaftonen den 81 sistl. feb.
hollis en- enkel men trefig fest a skolans
kapell. Pastor s. A. Lindholm fran Lake
Park, Mimi, f0relaste pa svenska ON sko-
Ian Babylon, hvilken Daniel och hans tire
vanner bevistade, SAINT kryddade f6redra-
get med praktiska vinkar, nyttiga for Ia
rare och studerande. Pastor James Moo
dy fran Crookston, Mimi. h6ll ock EFT f5-
redrag, men pa engelska spraket, Hans
anne var Survival of the Fittest" Den
musikaliska delen af programmed ar ward
ALT erkannande. Skolans k0r sj0ng bra,
och miss Browns pianoso!o SAINT pastor S.
G. Swensons solo Comfort We my people,
f5rtjenar sarskildt omnamnande.
- Torsdags eftermddagen h6ll skolans
direktion EFT mote. Sedan kass0rens bor-
gensf6rbindelse ahtagits, upptogs EFT al
fakulteten inlemnadt fJrslag for ''the Aca-
demic course'. Pa grund af att fakulte-
ten delta f5rslag utelemnat tyska och la.
tin, uppstod EFT lifiigt meningsutbyte ON
huruvida dessa sprak Ell borde lasas vid
Hope. Omsider framkom pastor s. A.
Lindholm med f6ljande f6rslag. .'BesIu
tadt att tvenne kurser upprattas, en- klas
sisk och en- academic. F6rslaget an
togs. Harigenom kommer skolan att sat
tas stand att icke allenast gifva en- gedi
gen kurs allmanna amnen, utan ock hjel
pa dem, som strafva efter att ia A. B. eff
ter sina MANN.
- Skolans bibliotek 5kas SO smaningom
Nyligen fingo vi oss tillsanda en- lada Doc
ker at Rev. r. 81. Barth olomew fr. Cleve
land, Ohio. Pastor s. Udden har ocl
skankt skolan nera CODA och lasvarda b5c
ker.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03

which God clothes His dear children IN
heaven, l wish could this morning swing
back one Of tho twelve gates that there
might dash upon your ear one shout
OF the triumph, that there might flame
upon your eyes one blaze of the
splendor oh, when speak of that good land,
you involuntarily think Of some one there
that you loved-father, mother, brother,
sister, or dear little child garnered already.
You want TO know what they are doing this
morning. i will tell you what they ara
doing. Singing, You want to know what
they wear. will tell you what they wear.
Coronets OF triumph. You wonder why oft
they look to the gate Of the temple, and
watch and wait: | will tell you why they
watch and wait and look to the gate OF the
temple, For your coming, shout
upward the news today, for l am
sure some Of you win repent and start for
heaven. oh, ye bright ones before the throne,
your earthly friends are coming. Angels,
posing mld'air, cry up the name. Gate
keeper OF heaven, send forward the tidings
Waterman on the battlements celestial,
throw the signal.
"Oh," you say. 'religion | am going to
have; II is only a question OF time" NY
brother, ! am afraid that you may lose
heaven the way Louis Philippe lost his En-.
pire. The Partisan mob came around the
Tuileries The National Guard stood in de.
10 Louis Philippe: "Shall | fire now, Shall
! order the troops to fire. With one
yolley we can clear the place. mo" said
Louis Philippe, mot yet" A few minutes
passed on, and then Louis Philippe seeing
tho case was hopeless, said to the General:
Now Is the time to fire." ''No.n said the
General. 'it Is too late now; don't you see
that the soldiers are exchanging arms with
the citizensi 1t is too laten Down went the
throne Of Louis Philippe. Away from the
earth went the House Of Orleans, and all be-
causes tho King said; mot yet, not yet"
May God forbid that any Of you should ad-
Jorrn this great subject Of religion, and
should postpone assailng your spiritual foes
until it is too late-too late, you losing a
throne in heaven the way that Louis Philippe
lost a throne on earth.
"Whcn the Judge dcscends in might,
Clothed in majesty and light
When the earth shall quake with fear,
Where, o where, wilt thou appear?n
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
new ENGLAND NEWS

NJ
aver q 20 ol L ss" on d,,, Inv
Issued an almanac Tor 1907 IN ~ ulIierent
languages, iorming = oooA ~ s1Ua sizs,
neatly oounu, wni0n y n.y. ony h'erary
curiosity, put relaoio Noiuni1 y. feiorehce'
the eaicnIauons peins 'h0 "orA VI apract'-
car astronomer,
In Newton, N. H., 100 case OF measles are
reported inc aisea'o a'i''c's ADULTS ana
chiiuroh,
Frederick =. Hubbard, a, druggist of
bridgeport Ct, had severe battle with an
In capturing the BIRD.
Henry Eldridgs of S,co, Me-, and Mrs.
William Strout OF Cape Elizabsth, who
were tried on the charge OF adultery, were
discharged, the evidence being insufficient to
bind them over to the supreme court;
Ann Waters, about 40 wears old. under ar
rest for drunkenness, committed suicide In
her cell in the New Bedford Mnss1 lock,lp
by hanging herself to the door with piecs
torn from her shawl.
A special village meeting was held at St.
Johnsbury, VT, which sustained the action
of the trustees in a contract with the Thorn.
son. Houston conn INV for lighting the streets
with electricity. It brought out the largest
number assembled in a village meeting for
wears.
M. lical Examiner Francis A Harris has
made his autopsy report in the case Of Mar.
garet Mullen. wife of Thomas Mnllen.
Who recently died in Boston nn,ler susnic.
ious circumstances. The meiical examiner.
in conclusion. saws: ~ declare il to be nv
opinion TINT Margaret Mullen came TO her
death by arsenical poisoning" Thomas f.
Mullen, the husband, is under arrest
M. C. Frost. n farmer. middle aoed of
Wintbron Me-. was Knocked down in his
barn. terribly beaten. borind. gagged and
robbed by two MEN Fortunatelv he was
discovered before life was extinct. Tbers
are II Ind cuts unon his head and noel, and
he is i'm a precarious condition.
NJ, ~. 49,, ..,,., a., NJ. p.s,,
Mass of the murder on tbe 1fith Of Edward
NJ, Rowland. a former New bedford man.
In Mexico, where he has fer wear had
charge of two electric stations. He leaves a
widow In Lynn. The letter notifying her of
the murder did not contain any Information
as to how the deed was committed.
Tbs state hoard ~ oor;orI,rr. ho,d nm 4,
stitute at Henniker, N. III, few DAYS ago.
Hon. Moses Humphrey, of Concord. presi
dent, spoke on systematic farming": N. ].
Batchelder, of Andover, secretary. on
"dairying"; Alouzo Towle, NJ. d., of Free
dom, on ECONOMY in feeding,n and Hon. j
B. Walker of Concord, on SOILS"
M. ,,,,,,, so,,;,,, ~ A. NI.;
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
THE REBEL GREAT SEAL.
Col. Earle Presents 1t to the State 0.
South Carolina,

South Carolina.
The state of South Carolina was presented,
through Secretary Of State ]. Q. Marshal,
the great seal Of the confederate states of
America. The seal is presented by Col.
William E. Earle, of Washington. The
great seal, which, as finally adopted by the
confederate states, was designed by Thomas
]. Semmes, then confederate senator from
Louisiana, WIS made in England and reached
here just before the close of thu war. At
the evacuation OF Richmond the seal was
overlooked. 1t was subsequently found and
turned over to Col. John 7. Pickett Of
Washington, who sent it to England, had
Yeveral copies made, and some years later
presented Col. Earle the seal which
he has now given to this state.
The seal is of POLISHED bronze and is three
inches in diameter. Ga one side is an
equestrian statue of Washington, copied
from the statue in the state house grounds at
Richmond. The only inscription upon the
seal is tho following: 1.-THE Confederate
States of America, ed February, lS62-Deo
Vindroce.o In his letter of transmittal,
Col. Earle says: However men may differ
as to the policy and principles upon which
our country is or should be governed, those
who passed through the ordeal Of danger and
privation, who fought and lost, will cherish
with pride the memory of the heroic endur-
ance and manhood with which the struggle
was upheld and maintained" The seal will
be kept in handsome glass case in the office
Of the secretary of state
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
Killed by an Editor.

At Rico, Col, q sensational tragedy oc-
CURED on Christmas Day, In which F. E.
killed merchant. Lig Olsen 1t seems that
the latter had insulted Rust's sister, and
the editor demanded he should apologize.
Olsen threatened to whip Rust on sight. On
Christ mas Rust met Olsen, who went be-
hind the bar of the Brunswick, and
taking two revolvers, placed them on the
counter, and, calling Rust, told him to take
one of the weipons and accompany him out
side and they would settle their difficulty.
Rust said he did not want to kill him or any
one else. They had long, wordy quarrel,
which terminated by Olsen jun ping over the
counter, revolver in hand Rust drew a
weapon from his pocket at the same moment
and fired twice, killing Olsen instantly. The
citizens took the ground that the killing was
ius.ifiable and Rust was not arrested
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
Probably Fatal Quarrel Between Boys
in Philadelphia.

During fracas between two rival crowds
of boys in hiladel phia, one side being COM
posed of " hite toys AMI the other of coiored
Robert Gray IcoioreA 12 years old
was struck by stone. Gray ran
home, ant. procuring his fathers re-
volve-, rcturns to the scene Of the fight and
challenged the other side. The challenge was
accepted Y James Ford, age IA years, who
stIrts1 toward Gray. who thereupon took
deliberate aim at Ford and fired, the bullet
passing most through ons lung. Gray then
disll petrsl and h,s not beea found. The
wounded ND va; taken to the Pennsylvania
hospital. where the physicians say he Is
probably fatally injured.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
A Grand ORGANIZATION.

There is no organization in the land which
has heen more grandiy aggressive against
the saloon and its attendant evils than the
Woinen's Christian Temperance Union. II
has won the universal esteem and help OF
good men and women regardless of political,
social or religious differences But its pres
ent attitude, and especially its antagonism
to the Republican party, has alienated many
of its most valued constituents.
Hall the energy now exercised by women in
attempts to secure restrictive or prohibitory
legislation could be turned into the redemp-
ton of the homes of in.briates from the evil,
OF bad cooking, dirt and disorder. we should
feel that the action of the W. c. I. u, un-
fortunate as it seems at first sight, would
prove IN the end blessing. -Congregu
ttondiisL
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
HOW SHE WAS SURRENDERED.
Details of the Action of Admiral Luce
In tn, Haytien Republic Case.

The New York Mail and Express publishes
the following from its special correspondent:
"The American squadron arrived at Port au
Prince, Hayti, on Wednesday, Dec. 10, and
demanded the surrender of the steamer Hay
ten Republic. After call on President
Legitime by Captain Meigs Of the Yantic,
the surrender was made at O'Clock Ad-
miral Luce then demanded that the Dessa-
lines, which boat effected the seizure, should
salute the stars and stripes, and the
demand was complied with. and the compli.
ment was shortly afterward returned. The
admiral and his staff then called on President
Legitime at his palace, and made the usual
friendly assurances. The feet will, however,
remain until the indemnity is paid Mr..
Morse. owner of the Hay ten Republic, de-
mands $1,000 for loss of service and $50, :.
600 for the passengers The government of
the United States wants So, OOO, 900, or there
will be further trouble.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
Attempt to Get a Woman Out of a
Montreal Convent

An interesting case came before the courts
ct Montreal, on writ of hsbeas corpus pre-
sented on behalf of Victoria Trempe for her
younger sister, A1elne Trempa. now in the
bod Shepherd convent The trouble seems to
have arisen out of spite existing between two
families. fremps anil Tester, relativ S, Mrs
Tester being sister OF the lite Joseph
Trempe. n wei to-dn salesman an, father of
Victoria, Adeiine and E igen1 Trenp.. The
mother of these girls was Protestant, and re-
iIgion has he'd something to do with their
troubles, the Cath, lie relatives trying to OBJ
tain contro. Of the giris.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
MINISTER KNOCKED DOWN.


Prosecuted Mr.. Grisson of Cabarrus
County, n. c.
Rev. W. L. Grisson, Method st clergyman,
who was assaulted and severely beaten near
Concord in Cabarrus county, N. C. only few
weeks ago, is still being roughly prosecuted
by his enemies in that county. Ths latest
attack made on this preacher was on Christ
mas night. The parson was walking
quietly, in company with a friend, on
Union street in Concord, when some
unknown party crept upon him, AMI he
was knock d almost senseless with club.
The party who made The assault easily es-
capped in the darkness without detection. All
of these assaults are brought upon Rev. Girls
son on account of his alleged misconduct in
references to young woman of his congrega-
ton, but from which his church at trial
completely exonerated him. This last at
tack, being so cowardly, is frowned upon by
the whole community.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
HALLWAY MILEAGE.
Over 5000 Miles of Track Built DUR
ing the Year 1888.

The Railway Age says the railway mile
age of the country was increased during the
year by no less than $40 miles of main
track. While this is much less than the
phenomenal increase in the year 1887, 1886,
1882 and 1881, when the n.w mileage was re-
spectively 1900, 5000, II, $50 and 9796 miles,
the record for the past year exceeds
with the exception of the year 1871,
when 1879 miles were added. New track
was laid in all but two of the 81 states and
territories the exceptions being Rhode Island
and Nevada. Kansas heads the list IN the
extent of now mileage as she has done for
several years. California comes next, Only
about 12 roads built moro than 100 miles
each, those doing the largest amount of work
being the Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska, 412
miles; st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba,
374 miles, and Southern Pacific, through
various subsidiary companies, a little over
500 miles,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
ALL ABOUT A GOOSE.
ARRAY Between Russians and Ameri.
cans Near Trfpp. Oak,

ARRAY Between Russians and Ameri.
cans Near Trip, Oak.
A special to the Pioneer Press from Sioux
City says: A serious riot occurred near
Trip, Oak, between Russian Mennonites
and Americans. A public sale was held at
the farm of Russian named Sink, and an
American farmer namel Merchant pur-
chased a dozen chickens When ready to
start home he found two chickens missing,
and complained to Sink, who told him to
take something of equal value. He caught a
goose and started home, but was overtaken
by party of eight Russians, who claimed
the goose as their property. A wrangle en-
sued, and soon general fight was in Prog
ress, in which some 90 mon were engaged.
Two brothers named johnson who were pass
ing Joined in the melee with knives. A
Russian named Mayer was stabbed, and he
In turn split Charles Jackson's head with
neck yoke, inflcting q fatal injury. The
same weapon broke the arm of George John
son and the knives were used to slash three
other. Russians badly, but not fatally.
The Americans found the force opposing
them too strong and withdrew from the
field.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03

To-Night ana Tomorrow Night,
And each day and night during the week you
ran get at all druggists Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to be the
most successful remedy ever sold for the cure
of Coughs, Group, Bronchitis, whooping
Cough, Asthma, and Consumption. Get a bot
tie to-day and keep II always In the house, 90
you can check your cold at once Price 500
and 81. Sample bottles free.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
Consump,lon, scrofuin, General

DEBILITY, WASTING DISEASES OF CHILDREN
Chronic Coughs and Bronchitis, can be cured
by the use of SooTT's EMU SION of Pure Cod
Liver OH With Hypoghosphites Promnen,
physicians use IL and testify TO Its great value.
Plelse read tho following; II used SCOTS
Emulsion for an obstinate Cough with Hemor.
rhago, Loss of Appetite, lmaciation, Sleep
les ness, &c All these have now left and
developed Co sumption. J. FINDLEY, M
D. Lone Star Texas
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03

II seem' that he discovery OF 4 sure cure for
badness, claimed to have baen made by II. A..
Fechter, of New Haven, Coma, is genuine. Some
OF the results IL has accomplished are really
wonderful Mr.. Fechter has printed a circular
describing u. which he distributes free TO all
who apnly for IL
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
IL Won sinnIx nv Msxft.

We learn by inquiry that the daughter OF
Mr., II, g, Leighton OF this city, who was SO
mraeulously cured OF serofulous Humor
during 80 and ~, by Lougess vitalizing
any trace OF Aumof Whatever. She was afiilc,
ted for over ten years before using the Com,
pound, Its success IA all blood diseases "a
remaIkable,-lIynnB bee,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
CoIred Maps Of each State and Territory in the United States
Also Maps Of every Country in the World.

The letter press gives the square miles of each State time of
settlement population chief cities average temperature salary
of officials and the principal postmasers the State number of
farms with their productions and the thereof different
manufactures and number of employees Also the
of each Foreign Country form of government population prn
cipa products and their money value religion
size of army miles of railroad telegraph horses
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03

To the Editor--Plcase inform your readers
named disease which / warrant TO cure the
worst cases. So strong is my faith in its vir-
tues that will send flee q sample bottle and
me his p O. and Express address. Resp'y,
HG. ROOT. NJ. G. lS3 Pearl St. New York.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03

A great many good men have missed the top
at the first jump.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03
". f. One.

Best, easiest to use and cheapest. Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. BY druggists. 500.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-03

"Woman Is the most perfect when woman
w." SAYS Gladstone