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WHrs Tn Fac,

10 constantly covered With eruptions the need of
blood purner is plainly indicated. washes and s1.
ternal applications are Of avail The poison must
be thoroughly eliminated from the system by stimu-
lAtins the seton Of the liver and kidneys, which
have become slusysh and inopsrativs thereby
throwing upon Oh, skin the unnatural work Of
cleansing the system Of its impurities What 10
needed IL Ayers sarsapsrils- best Ct blood med
cines.
MY fsce for years covered with pimples and
humorA for which could ind no remedy till began
10 take Ayers sarssparilla Three bottles Of this
medicine effected thorough cure. can confidently
recommend 1t to AL suffering from similar troubles"
Madison Parker. Concord. VI
Il had been troubled for time with eruption
Of the which, till induced try Ayers sarsa
psrflla dened all efforts 70 cure. After taking two
bottles Of this medicine the eruption began to dsap
pear and with the third bottle IL left entirely
Louis Desenhardt 125 Summer ave-. Brooklyn, n. Y,
Traveller for q. Il. Buck Co, LthOgrspherA LAG
Centre St. New York.
AYERS sARsAPARrILA
Prepared By
DR. 10 AVER CO. Lowell. MsssL
Sold By Druggists. u; d1. s5. Worth s5 bottle.
Jas
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Eailpd-

BosroS, Jan. 10.-Hobbs, Glidden Il Co.,
dealers in building materials, have failed
The liabilities $4,000 with large nominal as
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Range OF the Thermometer Iodax

"ro Vf tHo HHVTHOfHeter To-Day.
The following were the readings at the dig
nal office today: Sam. As; z pm, IS; maxi
mum, So; minimum, 80
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A COLD WAVE COMMA

The cold wave that they talk about
OF which We have tip,
Will only come along this way
When Greedy gets the grip.
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The Civil Service Cases.

Assistant District Attorpsy Armes. who has
been charged with the examination Of the a.
legged violations Of the oivn service Law BY
members Of the Old Dominien republican q.
soclation In the campaign Of last fail, has com.
menced the examination Of Che papers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-10
CArAnRH Hay FEVER CATARRHAL
nEAENESS

NEW HOME TREATMENT.
Sufferers not generally that these diseases
that they due to the presence OF
living IarAsites Ia the lining membrane OF the nose
han tubes GIcI oscoplc research however,
has proved this to be fact and the result Is that si-
Die remedy has been formulated whereby these dis
PRESSING rapidly and Permanently cureu in
from TO thTee simple applications made at home
by the atient il two weeks pgmI het explain
ing this treatment Is sent free on APPLICATION by
A. IA. DIXON SON, 49, and 3o9 " lest htnk street,
Toronto. Characterization GUARDIAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-10

At colorod prohibition speaking stLynch-
burg, Va, a "wet" and dry" negro got into
. fight, and the ''dry" negro had his ear severed
from his head with knife.
At Pineville, KY, seven prisoners confined in
the county Jail made their escape Wednesday
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-10

The Valley railroad was sold yesterday to the
acquisition is Q valuable one to the Baltimore
and Ohio, as 1t gives them direct connection
between Cleveland and Pittsburg.
The municipal election for hre and police
commissioners, members OF the board Of pub
Lie works and school board was held in Mem
phis, Tenn, yesterday and resulted in victory
Tor the straight democratic ticket over the
citizens independent ticket By . majority Of
$50.
Rev. Dr.. Moses Hoge win have been pastor
Of the Second Presbyterian church, Richmond,
VI, SeyV-avs years On the 9Th q TsbyuaEE
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AT HE GREAr
~ frI nTurNn GAZE
81 INDICATE CLOTHING SALE
COR SIH AND 4 SIS,

r
The public knows this organized by three of
the largest wholesale ciuji.ls houses IL New YORK
who wished to dispose OF TT surplus stUck amount
Ing q quarter OF I'l4lOD dollars al lust one
Thru their value The clUtll - very stylish and Of
tie very lest 1terlGI AID the entire assortment
Is cents v the dollar VI manufacturing cost.
hens Heavy Beaver OySrcOats, e4O2.
Mems " OOIeu-.iEed OverCOats, e21o.
Mems Storm Ulsters. sl-.5I
Mems Genuine MantAsnac ChinchillA Sattn-ltned
OyeTCOats. $500
Mems hoSal kersey Overcoats, IS SO.
Mems scotch Cutavay -ults. $50.
Mems " Lie Male Dress suits. 81 "a.
Mems Finest Grade COrkscrew suits, t1060.
Mems Coed Business suits, 800.
Boys Plated $l.z0
Boys Pants. 2Sc.
Boys UyrrcoSts, Sl.11
Mems Cool Working Pants, $50
Mems Atwood Pants, ! 40.
Fine Dress Pants, 81
Come and Tor yourself that the above statements
NE correct IL every particular.
Sc cor eth and L IN the large four-story brick
building
d31 syNDrCATE CInTutxc earn
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THE RED, WHITE AND so ronrH.
lhe white horse pawoth the upper air
And snorteth aloud in glee;
With a welcome neigh
He maketh his way,
At the front of the line 10 he.
He shaketh his tail of real hair
With the pride of his snow-white sire.
For Calvin Brice,
At nominal price,
Is Senator from Ohier,
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An Adventurous Virginian,

Henry B. scarborough, who died at the
homeopathic hospital on Wards Island, NY,
yesterday morning, had an adventurous life. A
native of Virginia. he was graduated at the
naval academy in 1858 and began life as . mid
shipnan. Two years later he joined the army
of liberation under Garibaldi and had command
of a battery during the siege Of Rome. Re-
turning to this country at the outbreak of the
war in 1861 he made his way across the border
and became a lieutenant in the confederate
navy, doing service principally on the James
river. Subsequently he commanded the party
that captured the steamer Roanoke. After the
close of hostilities he went to Europe and be-
came a colonel Of artillery in Egypt and Turkey.
His next service was in Russia. where he had
charge Of torpedo operations during the war
with Turkey. The war between Peru and Chill
found him IN command OF gun boat in the
Chilian service and thence he took his way
homeward and received his last appointment
and made his last voyage as paymaster's clerk
in the United States navy. For two years past
he has been an invalid and his death was not
unexpected.
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How Mr.. Hopkins is Said to Have
Awaited Himself of an Opportunity.

The advantage of being on the field at the
time OF action is beautifully exemplifed by
Mr.. George II. Hopkins, who is the chairman
of the republican state committee Of Michigan.
Mr.. Hopkins is prominent officer in
the Grand Army and is also presi-
dent Of the Bagley tobacco COM
pany Of, Detroit. When the ways and means
committee commenced their interesting seances
Mr.. Hopkins came on to Washington to appear
before the committee. The tobacco manu-
facturers were also going to hold little meet
ing to agree on trade marks. However, it was
purely business that brought the gentlemen
from Michigan to the capital. Mr.. Hopkins goes
on the principle that business sometimes may
be mixed with pleasure, and when he learned
that Dan j. Campau, the collector of customs
at Detroit, felt SO aggrieved over the scor-
ing Secretary Window gave him for de
tanning certain people without cause that
he had resigned, he Immediately COL
lected his friends, girded up his
loins and hied himself to the White House to
make pleasant little social call ON the Presi-
dent. with the result that when Mr.
Hopkins finishes with the ways and
means committee and departs for his home in
Michigan, he will carry with him a commission
appointing him to the vacant collectorship of
customs at Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-10

no NOT DESPAIR OF CURING YOUR SICK
H. Headache when you easily obtain Car .er's
Little Liver Pills. They will effect prompt aud per-
mauent cure, Their actiOn Ia mild and natural.
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Distribution of Water at Hot Springs.

Col. Thomas II. Musick, the chief of the mis-
cellaneous division, Interior department, is at
Hot Springs Ark, on business connected with
certain proposed improvements relative to the
distribution of the water. 1t is proposed, as
provided in the law, to collect the hot water
in reservoirs which is now running to waste
and distribute it by system Of pipes to the
various bath houses on the government reserv-
alton and to those off the reservation, the
erection of which was authorized by the act of
March 26, 1888. 1t is further proposed to erect
q new bath house and bathing pool for the use
of the INDECENT. There is now in use q tenn
porary pen bath house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-10

New York Stock Mark,
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson ana Mccartney, 14lB street:
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CARHART l. LEIDY,
92s 9Th st. and FOG K st nv.

DFPSONS SUFFERING FROM SICK HEAD
- ., Dizziness, Nausea COnsIlpx patton. Pain IL the
81 asked try vial Of Carriers Little Liver
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War

War
SCOTS EMULSION CURES
CONSUMPTION.
sCRoFULL
BRONCHITIS;
CoUGHa
COLDS
WASTING DIsEAsIA
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER
Many have gained one pound per day by its use.
tains the stimulating properties Of the Hypophos-
phites and pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oh, the po-
tency of both being largely increased 1t used by
Physicians all over the world.
PALATABLE AS MILK
Sold by all Druggists.
MIG SCOTT BOVINE. Chemista ny.
no NOT DESPAIR OF CURING YOUR SICK
Little Liver Pills. They will effect prompt aud per-
mauent cure. Their Ia mild and natural
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High Wind.

CALAIS. Me-, Jan. 1O.-The thermometer
throughout Washington county this morning,
O'Clock this morning it was Is degrees below;
at Princeton. %; at Miitown, a; at Houlton,
80; at Fort Fairfield, 80, and at Caribou, 81 be-
low
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PooR RyEREx Goops

d31 SYNDICATE CLOTHING SALE.
PooR RUBRER Goops
D.. AtE DEAR AT ANY PRICE
our factory. those Velvet linished Circulars WITH
MONA hoods and high Collars. guaranteed water
fasl line Of GOODYEAR STRIPE p...,n,. rr,.b
Peasants, lrineess SevIzTksts and Langtrys All OF
Tine quality and thoroughly waterproof, Il lowest
Possible price FINEST quality Cloth SURFACE Wnter-
proofs Greatest variety 81 Oentemeu's Double ley.
ture and lure Rubber Coats. RI BIER BOOTS aud
hHOES that uneqUaled Tor wear
oOODlEAk LCBbER COMPANY
MELVILLE LINDSAY. Manager dis.l,'.
A spI sTos LINING. PAINT AND CEMENT
N fztent ]. c. ChiInneys. IRE proof
and 3-ply AIRED Roofing. Lime, Cement and Char.
esa1 :. !. MALAEk SONS. zU4 10Th 81 nv
Ocly
WOMEN WITH PAIF COLORLRss FACfs. WHO
w feel weak aud dis outraged. will receive b.th
mental and bodily vfgor by using Carters Little Liver
Hals.
rrHEKF WOULD BE NO INDIGESTION IN THE
> World q Al gosf u = Bltters were used ~ all
SIEokkT Suns. A.i.aIsss0 rsrA
~ all Druggists.
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SHOOTING STARS.

little West End girl Who vas being seol6>A
BY her mother about something which abe a,
MED having done finally drew herself nm vish
great dignity and remarked;
Well. mamma I know nothing vhstsvse
about it and care less"
SOCIETY zorRa
II morning" ID the time OF day
Twixt twelve and six pm,
Why is il wives make husbands' lives
A burden unto them
BY jumping on them. without warning,
When they come home at three in IL
morning.
Senator Stewart Of Nevada has Q long white
beard and a kindly face. Just before Christ.
mas a. he was walking mp the avenue from the
Capitol little girl saw him and rushed afses
him.
"oh. Santa Clans" she said. as abe caught
him by the coat tails, won't you bring me .
doll for Christmas2"
The doll was forthcoming and the kid dossav
Miss Thin: I'm sure Mr.. Jones 10 perfectly
infatuated with me. Don't you think 50,
Fannie?"
Miss Fannie o Bese-taking her kindly by the
arm; Well, my dear, don't see how he could
De; but possibly he is inleanuated with you"
non John s. Wise says the President hes
violated the Virginia game laws What game,
Mr.. Wiser Porker? Call Gil wooten a. Q Wit
ness.
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Hon John S. Wise says the President hes
violated the Virginia game laws What game,
Mr.. Wiser Porker? Call Gil wooten - Q Wit
ness.
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PALATABLE AS MILK

Sold by all Druggists
MIG SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. NJ.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 10 Notwithstanding,
20: February, 2es: March, 9OA; May, 31Js. Oats
January. POS; February; 2oA: May, 22.. Pork
January. $50; February. 9.55. March, 9.67 d:
May, 9.s2H. Lard-January, 5.s2k: February,
5.s74; March, sos: May, 607k. Short ribs--Jan-
uary, 40: February, Atm; March, $50; May,
492H.
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Soda water is a fzzic.

The oyster carries his shelter with hin.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-12-12
WESTMINSTER.

Geo Shaw Of Portland, Me, has been
visiting his sister Mrs @. P Sabiu, for
the past week.
Deacon r. 5 Stafford starts next Monday
for Florida, where he goes TO spend the
winter
Miss Samantha Harris goes TO Boston
next week 70 spend few weeks at her
uncle's, 4. Goodridge's
H. c. Lane expects to spend the HOLIDAYS
in Chicopee with his daughter. Mrs. DIR. c
II. Prindle
Miss Jessie Sabin went to Boston on
Thursday for a short stay
our community was shocked and saddep-
ed last week to hear Of the death of Mrs
Hattie ,Goodridge Hall. at her home in
Boston. Mrs. Halls home has been in
Westminster since early childhood until a
year ago when she married Mr. Frank Hall
Of Boston. Her ready sympathy and hearty
interest IN all that concerned the welfare
Of the people Of her native town. makes il
doubly hard 20 reahze that she will be no
more among Us. Her Remains were brought
here On MSnday the funeral service was
held IN the church, Of which she was a
member She leaves a husband and an
infant son
hessrs Richardson q Lane have given
the young people a fine chance for skating
upon their Ice pond this season, but if the
boys q do not desist in their efforts 10 spoil
the ice Tor all useful purposes they will be
prohibited any further use Of the pond The
owners are perfectly willing that the Young
iolk should have the use of the ice If they
WI use It properly and be considerable Of
their privileges
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-12-12
REV. MR. PARRY,s LECTURE.

Without doubt the principal part Of the
acquaintance u the audience Of Thursday
evening with Tom HJSl was gained hy
more or less familiarity with the song Of
the shirt, and the Bridge Of Sighs %
These Of themselves would draw all sym
pathetic hearts toward him. but that hi.
life WAS such prolonged struggle against
III fortune III health aud penury. few we're
aware
The lecture Of Mr. Parry wasavr,at
tractve grouping Of Interesting history and
bits II hls life, With extracts from very
many Of his poems, not forgetting the - on
derful gifts Of humOr With which he uas SO
richly endowed
His puns and humor brought HIM bread
and has poetry brought HIM fame As
witty writer he ranks with Goldsmith Irv-
ing and Charles Lamb IN pathos. in ten
derness be was rarely eIcellsd Beneath
all his drollery there was underlying wis
dom, and bis pen was always against the
wrong and with the vronged
For an hour and half the lecturer held
the closest attention Of the audience who
were apparently greatly entertained by the
witty sayings and the delicate puus as well
as the pathetic aud sage quotations from
the subject Of the address which we're so
frequent throughout the evening.
The attendance was by no means com
mensurate with the merits Of the lecture
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-12-12

One provision Of the school law passed
by the Legislature Of 1880 is attracting a
good deal Of curious interest and discus
sion. The law Of 1883 provided that the
term Of office Of the county supervisors
should begin the first day Of July, 1888,
and continue for two years, until the first
day Of july, 1891, the pay being 81 POO each
yearly in all the counties except Grand Isle,
Essex and Lamoie where the amount was
less. This constitutes or implies a two
years contract, but the law Of 1890 says
that the terms Of service Of the supervis-
ors shall expire April !, 1891 Ia other
words a contract made by the state for
two years is declared of in d year aud nine
months. The right Of the state 70 take
away the functions Of the supervisors is
not questioned but good lawyers believe
that they could collect their pay for the
whole term Of two years should they elect
70 do so. The sum involved for the three
months amounts 10 S367j.
This is only one Of the points wherein the
new law gives evidence Of the hasty and
i'll considered way in which it was put to
gether and enacted The purpose unfortu-
nately was not 50 much 70 make good
law, according 70 modern ideas, 20 improve
the public schools Of the state, a. 70 put
something IN place Of the law Of 1883. 10
answer what the members Of the house
supposed 70 be the demand Of their constit-
uents. In letter elseV here printed, al
dressed 70 the publishers Of the Montpelier
papers, Superintendent Palmer calls atten
ton 10 d matter which is Of essential i'm
pOrtance % the small towns if they are to
secure their just share Of the school mon
ey. This letter should be carefully read.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-12-12
A GOOD SHOWING

What the Brattleboro Jelly Company
and Vermont Maple Sugar Exchange
Have Been Doing.
The BrAttleboro Jelly company and the
Vermont Maple Sugar exchange have given
Us some figures IN regard TO their business
whluh Will be interesting to the public
Notwithstanding that the apple crop in this
county Was considered a failure this wear.
the J-lly company bought 3}g. 80 pounds
OF apples-nearlv 700 bushels aud 20 tons
paying SLABS O6 During September and
October the Jelly company sold 5G3 tumblers
aud $3.50 boxes and buckets Of Jelly, 1895
gallons Of vinegar, 32g gallons Of boiled
cider, - bottles and seven gallons of
pickles the number Of sales for the months
being Ia and the amount Sl20g Is Dur
ing November the company sold 1890 boxes
and buckets Of Jelly, SIS tumblers, and
465s. pounds IN pals, 42l gallons and -.
dozen tumblers Of boiled cider, 246 gallons
Of vinegar, besides a quantity Of apple
sauce and pickles the number Of sales for
the mouth being l3g, and the amount
Slji3.sl Ia September and October the
maple sugar exchange sold 400 pounds Of
sugar and 1919 gallons Of syrup; the number
Of sales being POI and the amount $500.
In November 1881 pounds Of sugar aud
2OOOt gallons Of syrup we're sold the mum
Der Of sales being lG7 and the amount
S2'O5 20 During the three months freight
bills have been paid on over 100. 600 pounds
of goods
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-12-12
MORE COMPLIMENTS.
"EXCUsING A BOTCH" is WHAT
Mr. ATKINS CALLS 1T.

From The Burlington Pre- Press. nt,c q. 1901
Ta the Edtor ~ ne Pre-. Press
Your sense of fairness will douitl-ss permit q
statement ~ facts with reference 10 the Legis.
lauve directory 81 severely criticised in your 81
the ssth The Specifications Of your criticism are
substantially tbosa u the Montpelier Argus S-r
how they pan out" in the light ~ the truth
Frst A. % the delay which both you and the
Argus say made the book practically WORTHLESS
u the fault Of the Argus Office and nobody
else. and Atkins knew il when be made the
etc. was first given D. the Argus offic,. for the
legislative manual aud the proofs from ther-
sent g. us November After the work had been
81 q staudStin for a fortnight for want Of cuuv. in
reply 90 several pressing letters from U.S. St-cre.
tarY bruWuel wrote. enclosing copy up o. 'ka
capitulauon u the House and saying.
Il am very sorry 20 have made Won any deiay
both on your account and mine hlt the fault vas
with the Argus company upou " botn have tsf.p
depending for copy They did not at through
with u until the moment % was sent "
This copy was received by US Monday morning.
November THURSDAY. November G. the sheets
were. all printed and forwarded o. the binder and
u w. Brow dell % complete his index work
being rushed through in three days which had
been in the Argus ufice towards a month Had
we taken the time We ought o. have taken. or
thai th- contract allowed. the director Wuudut
have been out ul after adjournment
Tuesday. November ~. the last CODY FOR the
lnl-N was received. printed and forwarded the
18th. and the i4th the binders began sehverlne
the books The contract would have given us
until the 9TH % complete them
A. o. ih- two typographical errors particular
NED. waiter Denton" for "Duuton and
L1v~ianl Morrison for Muusln." thev are
ar"epns, but they arr precisely like the COW.
which was furnished Boz reprint from the hooks Of
~ III you VIII refer Go page 2l0 OF the book o.
NV you viii ~ that Judge punton's name siso
api-ar tbrr~ A. DENTON. and doubtless u has
run that wy from the b-rinuiuc
AZ % The general character % the work its
average q fully 70 O. that ~ ~. which the con.
Fa.t calls Tor il would be- tl-ftrr excerpt Tor the
rush % complete o. compelling pr-ssuun and
hnuef o. work both by daylight and lamphght
and preventing The close watch FOR imTerfect
s'--is ihat is necessary FOR hrst-elass work
Vy.l printing b. always question 81 time
NJ ATKINS tried uusuccessfully g. get the job.
an0 claimed that b. ought Co. have had 10 ts-causs.
Die pflc- near mine
VERY truly
n uAvENpuRT
EratlI.I,lr- " be. 2 is4l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-12-12
WIIMIKGpON

Every one is improving the excellent
sleghing
c. A. Rice and family of Chicago are
visiting at j. w. Temples.
The stores are displaying Christmas goods
in profusion.
Ice houses are being filed ard the quality
was never better
Miss Katherine Ware was injured vbila
coasting Wednesday afternoon. The vii
ilage trustees will prohibit sliding down hin
in the village limits '''''
charter was granted for the railroad
from Wilmington TO Readshoro at the lsst
session OF the legislature. f. + Wheeler
Chas > Chase and H. Mann. ir.. are an.
pointed commissioners by the provisions of
the act TO receive stock subscriptions.
Christmas exercises will be held AT the
Methodist church on Thursday evening
Dec 10Th. The program is not fully ar,
ranged but it will be the aim of those bay-
ing the matter in charge 10 present exer-
c'ses novel aud interesting
rroi. ; NJ Bowles Of Woodford was
present Saturday evening prepared To de-