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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21
wANAMAKER,s

monte with but greatly sur
pass the old furniture Of the
colonial period.
This Mahogany Bedroom
Salte is but one Of SCORES Of
illustrations OF the exclusiv {
styles that we command for
the Philadelphia market The
constantly incr Q asin 6 de-
mand for our Fur n iture
sho Ms that moro and more
are people Of taste compre-
bending that in Furniture ~
in all else we are using the
latest and largest facilities
for producing rare and choice
things as well as the m o r e
commonplace and popular.
In another furnished room
you can see a bamboo. fin-
ished Maple Bedroom Suite,
which Is only one of many
that are on the floor In the
department. This popular
style costs from $II5 to $I75
for Bedstead and Bureau,
while all the other pieces, as
Chairs, Cheval G la s 8 es,
Clothes Trees. and Wald-
robes, can be had to COM
pete the suite according to
your taste.
For bedroom furnishing
one OF the prettiest wo o d 8
now in vogue is Birds EYE
Maple, beautiful as satin, du-
rab!e as oak. There is a
wide choice among the suites
al $40 to S225 for Bureau
and Bedstead, with g xtra
cost for added pieces. @
1t was our privilege to in
troduce last year exclusively
the Sixteenth Century Fin
ished Oak Furniture. w e
still control the only perfect
finish in this style, W h i c h
preserves entirely the grain
of tie wood in a brilliant sur
face with a tone truly sug
gessive of ripe age. There
are imi ations-pie mt y OF
them. We have not only
the perfect and artistic, but
the poorer and inferior, and
can show both in contrast
what you can get here or
anywhere, what you can get
only here.
This particular finish can
be had for the Dining-room,
Bedroom, Library or Hall.
The e igns. mostly Moorish
are adapt=d to the wood,
and the hard warss trimmings
to both II you a,e not ac-
quainted with this Furniture
we will be glad to introduce
you, even il only to crafty
your taste or add to your in
form alton
A speciality now running
in our Furniture stock with
great success are Couches
covered with Bagdad G u r :
tains. They are our o W n
make, good springs, thor
ough upholstery,and genuine
Oriental coverings. Recline
on one and you are for the
nonce the veritabla Calipl
himself. S25.
Our present purpose i
merely to suggest that JUS
here is the greatest aggrega
ton of the best Furniture. |
! you believe that, you'll Wis!
and exa mine the stock. That
all we ask. The rest follow
}. as a natural sequence.
i JOHN WANAMkKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21

DR.. Francis Il Brow, OF Boston, has
dc1suei Tor lady, partially iesi, a
simple APPARATUS by which she has teen
euAblcd TO hear u sermon in church. AS
described by tie Boston Transcript, "the
apparaiut ccIeist%uf - trumpet shaped
lin suund-receiv,r, having an opening
super orly oi six inches aud narrowing
uierlorly 10 u diameter Of one nuh. LIS
upper end Is eurved 50 that the openiu.
Of the trumpet Is directed toward the
mouth OF the spe1li sr. The sound. receiver
stands on the desk or pulpit aud Is par
| TALLY corcesled by u gas fixture. Al lts
lowsr d 1t tits into tho opening oil a
common lin speaklng-tube, which passes
down through aud Under the floor 10 the
seat 81 tie lady in the aulisuce. ut that
| Foit the tube eBds ia a piece OF brass
| pip, rising some four inches above the
STAT, over which the prison using /,
places the bellshapel end OF the II xiblC
conversation tube now very commonly
employed by the deaf. Tue Clergyman
OF the parish in which the apparatus i,
used says that Six persons are accotnnio
dated ~ this dew &c, and that all oil then
nre well satisfied with 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21
HARRY HART,
Them Y.CIothiny Manufacturing Co.,
BIG Market street.
DUBLIC SALE.

Having purchased fine entire stock of
j. y. White ~ sto., ! will offer for sale,
and positively Will be sold. the following
goods,
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1890,
Mt 10 O'Clock n. m, at the ". y. corner of
Delaware.
u Wizard + plows, 9 horse; No. Is r
plows, horse; No. 10 pillow, l horse;
yersib.e pillow, Farmers Friend, plain,
corn planter; Farmers Friend, coinbin-
ed, corn planter; 2 Farmers Friend corn
diiils; Farmers Friend, combined corn
Acme harrows, different sizes: / Acme
harrow, with wheels; 2 sets OF triple hnl-
rows. s9ts of epIins-tooth barrow, .
horse rake. self dump. 10 self ana hand
dump Thomas rakcs. 10 self and hand
dunp Warriors raltes; two-row corn
markers, vanwickie grain fan; Mon
arch grain fan, oil cans, 18th pumps,
hold nifty gallons; hwy carriers and ; eel
trucks for same, 81 double harpoon hay
iorka. single harpoon hay forks, =
creamery, / No. Reid creamery but
ter worker, butter boxes aud tubs,
| prints,i lot OF grass seed sewers. ! straw
bridge phosphate sowor, 3 Missouri grain
drills. different sizes; Ross 4 Dick hay
cutters, different sizes; . corn sheliers,
dozen bag holders, / Adams barn f,uor
horse power. either for ono or four
| hbi Us. ipt vi IiibSlHttc uliu Dbht Iitll,
SCI OF bob runners,s sets OF heavy wagon
| shafts, cases of axle grease, lot OF
pitcher pumps, 10 three-way force and
lit pumps, either for hand or wind mill,
40 euenmber wood pumps, different size,
iron hand pumps, siphon pump,
horse troughs. 10 rescre or tanks diifer-
ent sizes; house tanks. l lot OF X l.
and Eureka wind mills, coinplete;i 4 peck
and i bushei measures. lot OF wheel
| barrowe; lot of riikes, shoycls, spnles
| forks, picks, grubb!ng noes, scythes,
snenths, etc: rond carts, l lot OF differ
ent size Webster farm wagons, ! cider
rel; full line Of Wizard pillow extras and
repairs. The above goods are new and
in ilrst.class order. / heavy and / light
express or delivery wagon, platform
spring covered wagon, coal wagons,
set flour scales, 3 set platform scales, /
set hay scales, weigh tons, suitable for
farmers or merchant, all Fairbanks; ,
sets single harness, l set heavy delivery
wagon harness, l set double harness,
doctor buggy, Brewster spring buggy
nearly new; one-seat surrey, two-seai
surrey.
pair of extra heavy mules, land
years lid, weight 300 lbs, very fast
walkers. | gray mare, II years ~
old, weight llU0, will work any X
where gray mare, 10 years old, weight
1000, good driver and worker. l brown
mare, 10 years old, weight 1000, good
driver and worker. / bay horse, Year,
OLD, weight 1850 as good u worker rs car
be found anywhore. | bay horse, com
ing years old, with good style, proinis-
ing to he II very flnc one.
!. E.--Thc above articles Will positive.
be sold. II wet will sell III dry.
Terms: All sums above so II credit of
months VIII be given by purchaser Civ
ing ban knble note with an approved
cndorsef, interest added, or 3 per cent
or for cash iIENRY wiiiTE.
stidhan & Son, Auetioneers.
3-ls-4td.itw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21
posTpoNED PUBLIC SALE.

i
The subscriber intending to quit farming
wilt sell at public sale, at his residence GA ii .
Conlmon's farm, near ilare's Corner. New
Castle hundred. Delaware, on
MONDAY. March 2ith, 1870,
at II o'c lock, a. m, sharp, O gooJ work or
driving horses. ~ head OF good dairy cows,
several OF them with calves by their sides,
others springlLg; Gne stock bull, / Iarln
was on. market dearborn, OF cart, hay rig
ging. reaper aud mower. horse rake, roller,
plows barrows, tuliivstors, wagon, dear.
born AND pillow harness, forks. rakos and
wheat In the ground. a lot OF dairy fixtures;
also a quantity of household and Kitchen
furniture and many other articles mol emu
All sums of So or under, cash, oyer that
amount credit Of months Will be Riy-
en- on purchasr sivinx bankahie
note with an approved endorser, with
interest," or 3 per cent. OF far raah,
EZEhiEE " HEkTlEY.
WIN. }. Lark auct. s-ls.ts-dsu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21

SATURDAY, March 2.nd. 1890,
Mt 5 o'clock, y. m, sharp, the following
described property, tn wit.
Dwelling honsc. known Ms No. lO5
Poplar street, beginning on the westerly
side OF Poplar street, between Front
and second streets, mt the distance OF
81 feet from tho northcriy side OF front
street. In the middle OF the brick diyis-
ion wall between Tits aad ths adjoining
house on the South. thence westerly par
alicl with Front street 50 feet TO n stake.
thence northerly parallel with Poplar
street III feet inches to stake. thence
cnstcrly parallel with Front street, and
passing along the middle Of n 34teet wide
alley, between this aud the adjoining
house on tho North. 90 feet to the said
side of Poplar street, md thence there
by southerly ~ feet o inches to the place
Of beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may, with tho privilege OF
the . feet wide alley IN common forever.
Possession March 25tl,. 1870.
Attendance viii be given and terms
made known by 4, u. IL. SUTTON,
Executor,
Orby GEORGE LODGE,
3li6t Attorney.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21
DuBLiC SALE.
WIN DO sold Mt public sale on
SATURDAY morning. March %,

ut my stables, Mt the Western Hotel, 4th
and Orange streets, Mt 10 O'Clock, . horse5.
No. 1, lIarry,s years Old, nne driver,
fearless OF steam, iSi9 hands higl.
No, 9, Tom. o years Old. 10 han Is high,
good worker and driver. fearless oil
steam.
No. 8. Frank. 0ycars old, 10 hands high,
good worker and uriycr.
No. 4, Noan mare, Fanny, lohnnds high,
good worker and driver, aud fearless OF
steam.
No. 9. Daisy. 7ycprs old. - hands high.
good driver.
ono ltclstoin COW, 10 pair of chickens,
one no-top buggy. one man w0gon, two
road carts, track sullsy. cafriase pole,
! double set harness, nearly new; sets
of single harness. one set chain harness,
sleigh and bells, shovcls, forks. halteis,
1 feed chests. The above goods Will
positively be sold.
| a credit OF 80 days viii be given on the
stock. Nj. MAtkLEM-
stidham n son, Auctionccrs. nis-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21
Excursion Notice.
.E.asyAa..E

. chestnut Grove for lsaO, More lind
iot rambling. more Recommendations and
Address Us before going eisewhesc
and ID. \. SNYDER, Maud. Bucks ca.
IN, or GEo. u, STEW ART 500 Iambnr I'd
street, Wilmington, Del. 3.ip.gtend
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21

David A. Powell, 3Os and $50 Madison
street. Is still ahead on fresh shad. her
rina, Goldfish, haddock, lake pike. white
1ish, foundcrs, yellow perch and oysters.
Delivered to all parts Of the city Tree OF
charge
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21

=. Z BI.IC BALE,
= OF
REAL ESTATE.
WIN be sold ut public sale ON the pre-
misses on
SATURDAY, MARCH end 1880,

SATURDAY, MARCH s2nd 1880,
nj O'clock, u. M, sharp,
The three story brick housc, No. $40 W.
Fourth street, with rooms and Kitchen,
lot l.NloJ to an alley feet wide running
to Monroe street The above property
Is desirably located on one OF our lead
ing streets, where property IL rapid
enhancing in value, convenient to the
IL. III. WORKS aud other manufacturing
interests OF our city. Attention Will BE-
given and terms made known ON day OF
sule by THOMAS LALIY,
Agent 10 effect safe.
No. 500 Market street.
l.. W. stidhsm 4 son, auctionecrs.
ml5-it
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21

We want your attention
upon Furniture to-day.
On the third floor, in one
OF the furnished rooms, you
will see a Mahogany Bed
r 90 m Suite OF wonderful
beauty, we'll worth y our
study, The style is modern
antique, with plain, strong
outlines, hni. shed with beau
tilul mayqnetsfie or in | a i d
work or the headboard O
the bedstead and the front oi
the ture au above the draw
efs. The large oval bevel'
edged mirror, the a m p {
drawers and swell front o
the bureau, and the sim Pl'
lines OF he bgdstead h a +
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21

Hest Coal, Flour and Feed
Can he had at lowest prices Of Steward
& Chandler, South Side, or branch
office. Second ard FreuciI. Phone no.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21
pEGIBrER,S ORDER.
~ REGIsfEB'5 OFFICE,
NEW CAsTLx COUNTY. Del,


NEW CATTLE COUNTY. DEL,
March i2th, 1880.
Upon the application OF Amanda E. SPRING
eI, executria OF Marg aret Hoopes, late OF
Christiana Hundred, In said county de-
give notice OF granting OF letters res
tamenisry upon the estate OF he
deceased, with The date of granting
thereof, ny causing Advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date of such
letters In six ofthc most public places of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly In
such case ntde aud provided; and also cause
The same to he inserted within the same peril
cd In the DAILY REfuBLicAN, u news.
paper published In " llminRton, Del.
aud to be continued therein three weeks
~ Given under the hand aud Seal OF
IL. 8. Office OF the Register aforessid, al
- Wilmington, In New Castle County
aforesaid the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD,
|, Register.
NOTICE. All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present tho
same, duly huested TO the Executrlx, on
or tefore harch 18Th, 1891, or abide the act oil
assembly In such case made smd provided.
AMANDA L. SPRINGER
Address, Hockessin, De. s-is-sw.eoi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21
DUBLIG SALE.
,vu al, nj public sale, u

VIII tel al puU'I7
street, on 81, 9Ist l.Pa ~
a. s,ssss, !. %4i,,,s a. "a 's a:s +
ssSss sP sns lSS'
isssesr Ssa; ,ns real lr'3isl ctIsis
a a,uai ki.chen utensils, wh''"
W. n IL Auc.lVHs
h.iS.Ie-l9-10
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21
THELEADER.

Nothing satisfactory the lady ofthe house to have
stove that good baker and such the Harvest Home
Apollo Canopy Ranges. Thousands and all guaan
tced We have cheap line of Ranges prices that consist
with fair dealing full line House Furnishing Goods
reasonable prices Roofing, Spouting and obbing in all
its branches
Estimates made when desired Telephone 4os.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21
waNAMAKERs.

rHiLApE-riiA. Friday, M"rehsl. ls9o.
The whole Millinery sec
ton is still a gay parte,ve,
altboug h the formal "ope NJ
ing" is passed. The opening
is merely the Inauguration Of
the season. Soon as 1t ia
over the season proceeds.
md 4 eeps proceeding until
the zenith is reached.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21
noughand Tough

We received yesterday
two cases OF panta!oons
m a d e expressly Tor
rough usuage. The
m atcrials are cor.
duro,s jeans. cotton
worsteds. A gre t
many people often tell
us, why | didn't know
you kept any goods OF
this kind. We always
come to you tor our
goo d clothing, but
didn't suppose you han
died such a1ticl e."
These goods are all
double Sc wed with
strongest materials and
have rivited buttons,
and are Just such as
will stand the roughe, t
usage. Stop aud look
at them and see il you
ever saw as good Tor
ire money.
JAS. ]. MULIIN & SON,
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmfs gtoa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21

Leave Philadelphia. Broad street, ia' v
min ton express, asa. ~ 'sJ -, :,
tol. AL, sos, 'Sis, COZ, % ~ II
ii 10 u. H., mi f.'1Sniy'li.
Iccnmn od,t,on, 02hhn, lp2. u p ~
ia AS sln. VI. So. . - s9h -
III Ib audi 81 u. N.
SUNDAY TRAIN
For Philadelphia express s.. ~ y
ii.si A. A., III, III, S5a. '''l' i@ !
'V ACCOMMODATION, 40. s.lA Q loA. w. u
Ias slo. ~, ~. io.o aud 70 ~ ~ "
7HS: sa% no 1a,uI T 100. as ep an, q
i.2t 40. OF. ~ and ~ y Ma ID
40, sis, 81 A. Al. 2.ad 81, as n
7.09, ano 10. y y. VI. en-, r
For wsst Chester . I, VA y , h5lnoN4a' A8
FOR Cape CHARLES, Oh PAINT confa'
Fnr siidJIstswn, Clay ton. nogft a ..is1
FELTON,. Harrington. bril3' VIZ,
Laurel, and peimar. ~ gita. "a
Baltimore and wasliinglon' 1 "
A. A. 4, n S,T .aao' tEs,, q 81; az r N q
Leave Philadelphia Broad 4tfsit y
ming Ten express), $50. ~, Nv w Il
o., .ti5, .esl 7ii, Ii ~ ",
a1a = IN II 81 mo n,nshbi sss 90, RaiS
For further informssion, a iisssn
referred to the ticket ollCe ~ sf-,tatsli
Trains marked thus - are v
upon which extra ARE 10 caafsA
CHAs. E. PUGH, VII We
q eneral Mana"er. General fa''''----'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-21
Two Days.

Only two days more for
you to buy a Suit OF Clothes,
at one.quarter its regular
price. On tomorrow (Sat-
urday) night we quilt the
business in Wllmin ton, and
from now until then you
can buy clothing at any
price. Make us an offer
and you will get the clothes.
We expect to sell lots Of
clothing for men, youths and
OOyS OSCWecN now anu Oat'
urday night. II you come
first you have the grta alter
number to pick from. The
stock is reduced every hour.
If you will call and see US
you'll buy, for We are almost
giving clothing away. Sat-
urday night, March ~, is
the last night.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
GILsoN,s HORSE THEE.

A horse thief fell into the tolls Of Justice
at West thestertield last Monday afternoon,
when he showed himself far from being
shrewd 10y trying to out Wit such an expe-
rienced horseman as G p. Gibson. 1t was
during the pouring rain thai the fellow
drove up, and, to use the expression of the
employe who called Mr.. ellison, he was
dying to trade horses, and wanted a fast
one. Mr.. ellison was suspicious from the
first, and when the man began to tell con.
tllcting stories he informed him that he
would be obliged to detain him until the
manner in which the horse was obtained
was positively known Mr. Gibson then
telephoned to Walpoe a. the fellow had
given that as one Of the places from which
he had come. He found that the team had
been hired there from "A Mr. Alien The
next day Mr.. Allen came 70 Mr. Gilson's
aud identified his team aud the man. who
was then formally arrested, He was taken
to heene, where hearing was held Wednes-
day. The thief was bound over in the sum
of 5000 for trial next April and was COM
united TO the Jail. He goes by the names
of John Burrell aud John f. Carter. He
is well known in Brattleboro, where he has
relatives who are highly respectable and
from whom, it is said, he has sponged his
living IN times past. lie hired the team at
private house in Walpole, saying that he
wished togoto Putney to attend a wedding.
When he reached Putney he telrphoned
back that he would not return until Tues
day night. If Mr.. Gibson had not secured
him his capture would have been doubtful,
as he would have had a long start before
suspicious would have been aroused at Wal
/ pole
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
NeM YorL Trihune.

The annual prospectus of the New York
Tribune is printed elsewhere in this issue
The growth Of the daily Tribune, in recent
years in all the true essentials Of great
newspaper, has been very marked, and in
this growth the weekly Tribune fully par
takes The amount and variety Of matter
Of positive value as news, as information
on public affairs, and in discussion of top
les of timely interest, are remarkable. 1t is
gathered and presented in a way which
commands confidence and attention The
Iribune's special enterprise for the coming
year will be in the direction of explaining
and defending the protective tariff princi-
pie, in connection with which it has en-
gagged the services Of Hon Russell g. Horr
Of Michigan, one of the most entertaining,
witty and practical writers Of the day on
economic subjects, Other special features
are mentioned in the prospectus The price
of the weekly is 81 a year. In connection
with The Phpnix it costs only A. cents a
vpar
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
STATE NEWS.

William c. Bull of Bennington, who so mystic
riOusly disappeared a week ago last Saturday,
was found in a daLed condition Thursday night
Of last week in the cars at HOOsick Junction. y
y. lie is now at his home III with typhoid fever.
The Sons Of Vermont in San Francisco held a
grand reunion last Friday evening, which was
largely attended,
William Lindsay, aged about 81 years, employ
ed In the electric light station OF the Standard
light and powder company at Montpelier, was
blowing of steam from the boiler about 10 O'Clock
Lindsay was deluged about the head and face
with boiling water and steam, his injuries prov
ing fatal
Benjamin Taylor, who fatally shot wilder
Hutchins a Boston stable keeper, last Friday
night is "A native Of st. Adams
The family OF Secretary Proctor left for their
winter home IN Washington Monday.
A young man al work with a surveying party
on Mount Mansfield fell down a steep incline a
distance Of 100 feet one day last week, and was
caught on log On the brink of precipice lie
was badly injured, but will probably recover.
A collection Of SlGOJ was pledged for the Meth
udist church organ fund at St. Johnshury on the
9Th. The total fund now amounts 10 $500.
Mrs Frank Duvalye Of Victory by mistake tried
to use gasoline instead Of Kerosene 10 start fire,
and was so badly burned that she died.
Mrs John W. Kendall Of Montpelier, one Of the
old residents, dropped dead from apOpeXy sun.
day morning, aged Is years
Some unknown person entered the room of
Mrs. Bradley Bliss near West En'sburgh, about
| two O'Clock Tuesday morning and demanded hel
money, at the point Of "a revolver. She gave the
| robber what money she had, about SaO and b,
/ lett Mrs. Bliss was so frightened that she
tainted away.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21

The Analysts Of New England address the fol-
lowing communication 10 the housewives of this
city. This evidently shows that these Intelligent
gentlemen know what they are about. and are not
To be prevented from making an honest livelihood
10y the scurrous statements Of wealthy corpor
alton;
The analysts Of this state address this com
munlcatlon To the housewives Of our native section
relative 10 an important matter which concerns
them equally with ourselves:
In this city and other cities We have honestly
and successfully exposed food authorizations and
taught methods for their speedy and accurate de-
lection. For having shown that the Royal Baking
Powder contains concealed ammonia" we have
excited the wrath Of It's manufacturers
Hence, the Royal Baking Powder compapy il
sptefuly and maliCiOusly attacking US and our
work by publishing in the newspapers reading
notices under such headings AS "Defrauding
Housekeepers, Sneak Thieves" "Tramps p"
Housekeeping Pests and other scurrilous
names equally untrue and unjust Falls. assar-
our technical work. This is done with the sinister
view OF misleading the public into not seeing us
make the tests which develop the concea ed am.
monia Ia all its noXiousneas
As between the honesty. of our methods and
those Of the Royal aking Powder comDany NJ
leave that TO be judged by tke many tho1sand
fair-minded and Intelligent pelsons an over th
talks upon aduteration. Having ruth on onr sid
We WELD most powerful weapon for public gn0d
as against the falsehoods aud slahders utt,,r.d b
INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers Of adulterated food
articles" TIKI ANATSSTS
/ To become happy, read about the Iuproy,d
Medical Discovery in another cOiumu
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
THE GRANGE YOUNG FOLK.

A pleasant entertainment was given by the
CHILDREN OF Protective grange Saturday evening.
Nov. Is, at Grand Army hall short address 81
welcome was given by Mrs Alma Goodenough
winch was replied 10 by Harold, hye-yearold son
OF Eugene Akley. REGULATIONS followed by Clara
whitman, Emma McOuade. Edna Ward. Inez
Akley; Belle Eames, Pearl Gibson. Annie Whit
determinations by Carroll and Walter stacy. with
readings 10y Ethel Niles and Arthur Sargent In.
strumental music was furnished by Laura Stearns
and Rena Perry. Our Happy Song" was given
by the Misses stacy, Marie, by Katie and Aggie
calvin followed by an encore, Dear Angels ever
dies Ball" with The Lost Kitten as an encore
Johnnie Calvin rendered "McCarty is my name
50 acc-ptaoly that the audience insisted on its
mate, Great George Washington A song
me Bruuklrt,' by Pearl Gibson and Florence.
d3odenough' closed the work Of the Young people.
Nhrh their elders supplied popcorn. apples,
an There was no prompting hesitation or
ureaklng down, and the evening reflected credit
on the children and their drill major Ms Horace
Goudenuugh