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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06
MrMoRIAL DAY.

Tba u.tr,,tism y the l--ople and their
t-,3-r spi grateful memories 81 fallen ne
-. 80 stirred anev IN Friday. Memo
-i.I ssy here - in other places Throughout
he North by the appropriate ot'sery anee
= tn dsy A perfect day lent ~ bene
IietiBn T. the commemorative -erFiee-' a,'N
!, tb;s r-sr.-,-t VS. marked contrast = the
yl5r-uy. rainy o.rcasiJu Il last year. AZ
= a.rlv h5sr a1Wers b-Ean . D carmel
| e. the cemetery ami vI'd thee And the x
| t-s are uhi.h has recently been eKi-ndel
utnn i that peaceful city % TIE deal
I hal t-auty q aYp-arane= ~nich ha'
! rarely ben ei1allei 90 such an ps-a.ton
A. L.. i'm The -us,am for years pat. q
Jel-.-str,u frou the Grand Army po-t Wsui
I !, ~. fo-euf.-a g. Vest Brzttlsl,Iro b. de-
- H. .-rave. q c1mrades there. and a.
I that place brief services vere held. inelui
[ in., az address by Rev ! Il Bahhitt.
la tie Afternoon the main -r-rrl--- oi
the iAy tx yIs-- 81 the toan ball. t1s
Grand Army sud other 1rcauiEation.. I-l
by tb- ArtiIi-ry t.anj marching from %
4 z hAu Ani Icing j,iu=i ny the mem
I h.-rs u The Relief cyrps v b. hAt b! InVi
I tation met "a ith Mr. HlnEer. A large AZ
Z ,i=Dc- a. gAther-i a. the ball ani tie *
T ersisss were blih impressive ant Inspiring
though some a hai prutrart~d- 4 s-.~-ii-i
bv tbs hard 0t,eu~i the serve, fD.l's-'
/ by PRAYER by Rev q. 3D. Day The lnZIos
uas b. the cJmtsue,i ciltrs = the B4f;i.'
and Cniversalist ch1r-he.. aui s-v=ral ma
siral numbers Eere gwen. A .plrIi-d -,
itAti1n "a given by l-s.l- b-zslr. -li-'is'
. The drummer boz sni Mss kJta S-ge
al-l gave al excellent reot=rs-E ID! 'fs
Their Bsn's dream TIE atiress Hss b!
, Dr.. { 2 Branch u Neupurt. zui BY han
the ev-uts Il iha; i@rrlb.- struggle. nos
more than quarter q c-lturs gone by
we're One more portrayed. with the l-r.-Ju
Of patriotism. loyalty . The cd nag an.
. wiling sacrit-e for cJuntry which they a.
ways teach again enforced The 1=et
. Vermouters IN the var asre esp~-lal
dwelt upon With the beaedIctlca pr
nounced by Rev Mr. Bsbtatt the servIr
cl.sed. and when the line Il march ba
been formed the s5liier.' mJnumeni - q
visited. here prayer wAs otferod. TIE
the march y a. taken ~ toEArd tn Gem
etery. the national salute being fired fror
the brow q the hill a. the line approached
The graves Of boih the Old soldiers aud men
bsrs II the Relief cprps we're decksd Wit
flowers, and with prayer 10y Rev ? "
Sprague and tinAl salute by yOlley fro
the sons q Veterans the beautiful AMI 80
nihcant exercises q Memorial day vef
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06
UNIvERsALIsr CONVENTION

The annual meeting Of the Pennington
and Mindham o,untirs aSss,iatilu Of Uni
versalists wil be held in the church Al
Gullford Centre next Tuesday aud W~lu-s
day, June 10 and II. The convention viii
be organized At 10 o'clock TUESDAY morn
mg. Rev F. W Sprague will deliver the.
address Of greeting sud a sermon Nill be
preached 10y Rev Frank Rhoades ot Bsi
lows Falls. Tuesday afternoon. after a
business meeting aud the hearing oi rr-
ports, 4 general discussion vail he livru on
'Society As IL woud be without the f,rui.
restraints. sanctions aud hopes Of religion. "
lei 10y Rev. d. /. Fisher Of Hiu>ial-
Tuesday evening the u-,- ASiouaI sermon - %
he followed by praise meeting Mrlur,
day mornings services will consist ut iu>I.
ness aud conference meetings aui ser
mon by Rev Z W. hiercr Of Wilmington.
" e,tneStay afternoon there viii be discus
sions on The progress Of the centur,- she
plain prophet of universal phil rs,4,hy ia
religion, led by Rev : A Parker. the
state missionary, aud ''Neygss.ty Tor earn
estneSS snd loyalty in matters pertaining
"a our churches and sunday SrhallS The
convention adjourns - 4-Sl
Carriages viii leave Brattlei.,ra Tor Gull
ford Centre at S.'U each morning and VII
meet the sii train from the north III,
ladies viii serve dinners aud supi,ers h
their rIOms
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06
the SUGAR BOUNTY
Oar NeFuOat Maple sugar Maker WiII
re Uneludea

Webb sa!s IL nis despatch - the Blston
lournAl on June : The members Of the
N-rmoui Delegation have received definite
Assurance iron members of the senate
committee 81 finance. that If the bounty
feature Is retained IN the tarlh ball As re
p-,rtsl to the senate. maple sugar viii be
included S-nAtor, Eimunds and Morrill,
are both heartily in favor u the PROPOSE
ton, aud their influence has t.een felt
strongly II the matter ten. GrOut who
has h-en conhnei y his room for nearly
month, went 70 the capitol today for the
first tine since his lines and took occasion
70 Sc each member Of the Republican ma
lority II the committee. He found. after
stating 70 them the Arguments Of the Yer
mont sugar raissrs, that Eith a single e1-
ception, all would favor giv ing = bounty 10
maple sugar. in any event. provided Of
course the bounty feature i retained az all
II the proposition goes though the Senate
there Is no question that It viii be incorpor-
ated in the bal Oh is final passage. a. there
i 90 OpprsilOu % il on the part Of the
House committee
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06
FREsH Ar WoRk

Rev DR. Edward Judslu of the Bereau
Baptist mission church o.! New ork city. hAs
issued an attractive circular IN and NJ the
missions fresh air. cool water ani flower
fund for the present season. The circular
contains on is first psge al excellent pho
tngraphic picture Il The Cottage la
Highland park, which Mr.. Crowen pa, 50
generously placed At DR.. Judson's disposal
The plan Is 10 keep 10 children there dur
ing the summer, beginning about the mia
die Of June The plan i - take first a
group Of ~ girls for two weeks. then \
sronp Of 10 boys, and 50 on through the
summer, adding - each group few older
persons, a. for instsnce, shop girls. alei
people, or poor mothers With infants 10
his appeal for money - carry on this charity
DR.. Judson felicitously says
Il think it Nas Charles lamb who re
ceived present Of some fine oysters aud
gave part Of them sway with the remark
that he liked - taste them on the tongues
Of has friends. And l am sure that the
summer vacations which most Of Us are
permitted 70 take will lie happier If Ne
know that through our bounty hundreds vi
our suffering fellow creatures are enjoying.
even for two weeks, the c,solness ami rest
Of the country
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

ing % vhich Mr. Mckinley. the chairman.
replied 10 the letter printed 10 COR columus
81 the tine A fsu DAYS lster Mr. stew
Art q The First district. after c1uzlltiug
uith Gen Groat urged upon the House an
amendment 10 favor q maple sugar. hut
it "a voted down A. uss expected. he
matter IS now before the senate. AMI q
Washington iespatch elsewhere printed
gives strong Assurance that o. viLl he 81
NIB; in that body
Gen Grout was the hrst man - urge %.
righ; Of maple Sugar makers 30 t1unty
equally with cane and let sugar growers
a. q matter Of simple justice. ami il vas {
surprise. even 10 his Vermont colleague
when be showed 70 them the fsc; that To
total annual product Is . 90 90 pounis
more than one thiri g It made 10 Yer
. mt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

II. p,.esir h.. received another , Letter
- aBssmus J Warren Of hailiati
i TO, - sbsf be gl.d - print q, The usual
.5veT,i.ing rates cash With The ... oras5.
wehave gwen BIN free ai'eI',.'i 49,. .,tbs
s,nce " " - men We cheerfDlly inform
5'.l -, o. 0.-ar smith. " C. Cane ana
7lm ~ y.1,o1 will be glsd. one Or al 70
rsirs.b b. memory in regard % The yoha .,
- trout and bis staiement. !" ' -. !,
-, ,bst he vas the man Who cauEnt ~
- - 5sv that be nav elect u agreeahle
A. r. W..rren ve shall h glad n arrange
a meeting IN car Office
m. ". C. T. T.. will ot'ervs ao.s'
nissi1u d.y this year A. usual and eon ",
butions q h0wsrs are assel 70. v -,
- NJ g. " wyman's. Oak street mex
MONDAY n
Pew Granville Pierce u Lebanon. ,. u.
uill preach in the Cnitarlsn church SUI
A. IN 4rehsuse Nth Rev. Mr.. Phalen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

Oregon held on Monday an election for
Congressman, state and county officers and
legislature, which resulted in a substantial
Republican victory. \ Republican Con
gresham IS elected by al least ,OOJ ma
iority and all the Republican state officers
except the governor are elected by major
tiles ranging from 400 o 600 Psnnoyer.
the present Democratic governor, who has
served four years and is s popular Official,
Is reelected by majority Of lJp to 20J1
There is good Republican majority in the
legislature, which insures the election Of a
Republican United States senator - sue
coed J. Nipple Mitchell, the present in
cumbeut
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

The Boston Herald Editor Hiram At
kins had pretty close call at the Vermont
Democratic state convention, and,
although be managed To squeeze through
this time, 1t looks very much A. II be might
have 70 make room for younger blood in the
near future.
There have been siK more deaths from
diPhtheria in Montpelier, and the schools
have been closed until the time Of the all
nual examination. two weeks later
Secretary Proctor says, in answer to q
Senate resolution, that it viii take siI years
10 complete the preparation and publication
Of the official records Of the rebellion, aud
there will be laO volumes Of the work in all
The public debt decrease in Nay was 50,
Col, SCI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06
DOS PROHIBITION PROHIBIT


With only nine arrests during she year
ending May I a. shown by the village a-i-
Ger, r~p,rt-, sui 0niy seven u thee for
irunk-un~-s. Nth uo ol=u tar ~ bra -
lo5n v thin our blriers, and AitA drunk
eun=ss and noisy disturbance ~ rAre a.
Mt - h. -=eu ~ beard from mouth s -uI
g. month. eui. AMI cou,el gently provo.
i1E universal eminent if ty chance they
90 o.-clr. une Is ready u answer decidedly.
.Tes prohibition io=- prohibit lin bratt--
oor0 Al least
But o. -=- more clearly h5w the ca--
stands ~ith Us. % j. interesting ami profit
able . COMPARE olr nEn situation NItu that
Of some t5sn of the same size uuier a
different .yst-m P.attsbur-. y. J.. q
thriving tJgsu On Lake ChamILaiu, had .H
IS, = population 81 1@4i At pr-~=ut %
has at5ut the same number u luhAhi-Alt-
a. bratti-h1rD-uo- more than a thH1,and
Ia excess. certainly Re--ut issue - the
PiattsburE Telegram. well Gifted Paper
uubilsbei there. contain some Interesting
h,ures bearing on this subject New FORK
has an alleged hcen~- system. but DO the
cls- Of P.attst,urg. a. m m1st other place.
Ii amJuuts 20 DO restriction Al All GA thv
liquor traffic Th- tosn has y licensed
places or one q at-11t each 2tD Il she p-li-
ulAiion but In aiiitlou there are a. lea>s
% places ~ here liquor i ~pd without b
cens~-or Ia al practically one run hole for
each lUp u the population There Sere
4j1 arrests for drunkenness ia PiAtt>h1rg
last year. or uore than o. time many s.,
IN Brattleboro. and an otiicial - ho Is br1ust;
into direct c,utzrt With thee DRINKS
every iAy in th- year -ays The expense
- this town directly incurred through the
sale II liquor the past year, ascertAinable
from our criminal statistics alone. j. over
500. 70 say nothing abJut tn indirect Fl
fleets through paup---ism rAus-,i by IL sale
Put the New York picture against oar
Brattlvb,rO picture aud see - hat the tzach
iug and cunclusion Is The Fh.ruiE i> very
far frJm believing that prohibition l. the
only means ot iealus NTH the rum evil.
but fact are facts sni y hat sincrrr aai
determined public sentiment, steadily eu
forced aud lived up .. has accomplished iu
Brzttleboro NAV Ue brought shalt iu Any
community Of Equal intelligence, morality
aud determination
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06
0bt l)trmunt Abrnit.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
BRATTLEBORO.
FRIDAY. JUNE 6. isel
R,,.,I,,., C...t, C..,eulis..

IT, Eepltlea- c0uvertio- . ~ ep1-iy ~
y,.-.ts-- b. f---ty eafi-i t5 b. hed a. SeufAn=
I'D Te.--ay. ~ ers- DAY = July ~ A. % 4 r.
90 h r1-r.=s = n5miuailnE cauiiiates for
,.l.r-s .fi.~-s and l5ir-s Z p-uhate, b. D. sup
r.--si e. .i.- r-ri S-tse-rt-r ei-fs1-.
Taurs oil 20 rerr-s-ute-i ir ssit cuurenti7c =
-t-.- s-.ra-as cho-er uroc toe tasis q CO. o..
.s-- f---1 4seh t1ur. ard Al a1tiiiQuai deheFzt@
20 every ffry vasss 70 f-actt1n tbereof eHce~-3
INK tu-rty I've cs.- Ir To several toms for p
rerlsa1 earisiti- f1r F1ve-por In The -, pcssi-
lartAl y-A-
f-s-.1,.s A. r-Fl=-te-i % hant thelr cre'ten
-... 90 IT, er-n Mite tsf7re the bur nam~d -
..r.--i-z f-- .s-- v-rtl1d
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

IT, g-p1tls.a- r-s@-s = R-sitb=o1-o Are wsru-
81 O. nv: a. To- t1un hAIl B-sttl-boco. CO sal
ar1ay. Jun g. a. 3 eiork y fo- IL foD1sinE
FlrFs--
O. T. -l-rr --ven i-iazAies . IL Repu5iics-
1s-rr-t e,as-lti11 sLEk = o. b9lniasie esr,3i
tzt= fl- -~trs=- utaiive % th- 6fty sscoad Coa-
a-rs . IT, l-l,e1 SAL All aiso es-cl dIssriz
erim11s,- tx ---1llR tt-ull.i tern. Coav=rlii-1
o. o. --5l q, Nlrtr-i-f Vt Juns l. - @ csl-E
t. -r-r ==v-- 5-b-eh;es - IL SAFE euaVeu-
tea Ska B. - -l---nate ca1is1Aies for o1e y.
t51v=-ua- I--al.--a1i Lr1Fs-D5r. Treasure, -,
---a-y = SAL AL A13iior Z A-eozuts - = sI-
T.---=1 -T i1- F-tsl-i5a1s 8; u=1i sps-1 - es-
t5.1. Al-- o. -l=-1 SAT- e'.-uulrte=- C1-ve-isal
o. 70. --5i A. Fil1--.a-i 1p=ra h-as-. No-iF--ier
rl1z -- a. 81. --el.-E- Il
Al H-Eg- ls11s 20 b VII - isrsl voters a. Ri
F-e=-1A-s -rs-ci-g VII - eztEi=i % vose Ia tb=
lAz-zs- A.. b tisp1iet 1zs=s we t1r e-ih=r
LaE-E1s-- % HA--is1r -- lass sk--zt1- "a - &C.
--Ee-t l- =rs3-1cr Z EeE1ul1cz- 81
r. E.Ls sll r~-nklr ga uu;1 sFH
2 e. CElSBY. ReFCtSrAn
u HATIK LCWE Con NILE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

Ars AiclArl Curtain, Plainnrid. M makrs tha
-.etll'll tiial she caught old hith s-ti ssi uu
E7l iuhesi she vas tr-aiti Tor a mouth bN I-r
lalnIy lhy sician, but sn-W worse llr tai hrr
a. AolElsss NlCtlm 90 cuusllin "a ln ans that
no me- 1lcilr ctsuld cllr,- h,-r Hrr ir,l.-isf ~
$50 ~ King : NrW Discovery Tor Uau,lnlpgn.H.
~ tousht eoitl- ami O. her delight fuunl arr
~ tHiirltel from the firsi dusr She continued
s'ui.l and vel, nos dQSs her osu Llsrs-Rork sui
= - a ri As she ever Was Frer trial blttlr- 90
- 'trAt pis'ofrry AZ h~ury A CLapin's drlg
stoEe- large bottles 81 oeuts and a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

The Lyndonville Journal in commenting
upon our article Of last week adverse %
promotion says The Express l. well
aware that II Mr. Woodbury. is not made
governor this year be probably never viii
be This is the mast damaging admission
We have yet heard from any sJuTce Il
comedies all that has been claimed. viz,
that il Is the lieutenant governors position,
not his ability, which has been the chief re
lance in this canvas
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06
Tkat,.the Os..,i..

From John Harris's HArds IL CARTE
The BrarJieboro PhzniI remarks that
the Montpelier Waterman appeared on
" eduesday going hack on its entire record
Tor consistency 10 the treatment Of pubic
questions by advocating the retirement Of
Gen Gruut from Congress and the election
II Col Hooker in his place. Who ever
heard Il consistency in the Waterman in
the treatment Of any question under its
press M editorial consensus" management
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

It Was a high compliment which the
Washington board Of trade bestowed on
Gen. Grout last Monday, as elsewhere re-
ported. The recognition was such an one as
any man might be proud 10 receive and - hich
any : ate might be proud TO have bestowed
upon one Of It's Congressman. This little
proceeding emphasizes the truth Of what
we have repeatedly sAid-thAt Gen. GrUut
has a high standing with al persons with
whom be is brought into contact in Wash
ington Secretary Proctor's appreciation
Of him is warm and outsPoken, and be
makes 10 secret Of the fact that he regards
him one Of the most valuable men whom
Vermont has ever sent to Congress.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06
COLD COMFORT.


The report Of the insurance c,mmissi,r,.r
makes a thorough exposure. II any were
needed, Of the methods Of the assessment
endo ment associations which have fxei
themselves Ii, IKE leeches upon the savings Of
sullioie Norklng people. The promises of
slVn At the end Of seven years of S501 i'm
h'e years Of $500 in two years. aud. in the
case Of one, Of 500 in II months. have
Deeh Pulled up uuth the liability on the Ger
thc4tes IS 50, 5S4 $40, 70 meet which The
companies have cash assets Of SJa slS AMI
net reserve funds Of $33, PIP. Or an AVERAGE
OF ~ Tor each member towards the ~
ration ia OF the 500. 500 or 5000 promised
HE Royal Ark Is singled out viii h.
prePoSterous offer Of 500 return in a y..r
on II assessments Of not over 81 eacb. a.
larry showing the delusion-the wori /.
Too mild-the fraud, practiced upop tbr
people- The commissioner truly saws the
beginning Of the end is in sight. but il /.
an end that is a very dismal prospect ~
the 50 OJJ dsluded '''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06
suoags.I where Rs.tKaowu

-ffuiA llr hr=l Randolph itrrali
IL Is very significant that out Of i've
weekly Vapers 10 Windham county only
one supports Col Hooker for Congress A
man ought u be strongest where he Is bs,t
known. There are seven papers IN Orleans,
EsseH aud Caledonia cnunties Not one Of
them supports Col Hooker for Congress.
bot al support Gen. W W Grout He is
strongest Whers be Is best known.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

"For many Ee-ks ta-re have h-en Portents q
: gathering storn IN th= rev s-road Congr-s-
sional disrrct. he r-c=ut rezpIorIolnimeni u
rn=snh-rs q Congress IN which tb- safe I1st one
from III st-a5ly vanishing numtsr q ~ repre-
s-ni2,iy-s 10 Cookr=ss. AEakeued the people 70
fun and strong zppr-clAtion q the fast that
Ger Jh- p5H;sezl regime which has h=ld sway II
YeIn0ut for u1Auy year. pas, pygmies bad uS1rp-
ID tie plzl-s A. Wzshingtou ouce houored by
l,iAnts, AMI t1- sun q Yernout's cd power and
inh0-nr- IL th- soWer Hous- q Congress bad
GOO douu in : csood d n7iiocrIty. The
feeling intensified By eonscio1so=sz q the
fax iLzI ul=n- the I--rs Of b=F lIasIrioas s-ns-
toTs- we're Eept ia rstiremsui b the petty Politi
ca !eAlousi-s and Animositi-s and Ambitions
which Lad groEn up. The Sentiment Was
omnipres@nt that Vermoni should night the
wr0Dgs q year pssr, and summon her distin-
uishei citizens from their retirement 70 tear Der
c3nnissi1n a. Washington . The Watch
man remembers nth bon=sz pride that il sAriy
sJIn1-5 th- key bots % this campaign and labor
81 feari-ssiy and res5lutely 10 achieve a victory
We do not eouceal our intense satisfaction a. the
result. but the popular inpuisz which has ardent
81 rssp1Iidei % The demand for the bess and
abl-st for = Congressman must Dot end there.
Where did these fervid words come from.
do YOU ask They read like the glowing
utterance OF one Of the old prophets, hot on
his mission 70 rebuke wickedness and exAlt
the righteous And 80 they were. The
prophet was 4 Ropes, the medium was the
Montpelier WAtchman and Journal, and
/ the occasion as that famous Political Cy-
clone editorial Of July %, lSs2, following
the nomination Of Judge Poland for Con
Z gress for his last term. All these years
[ Mr. Ropes has kept his loins girded, his
I lantern burning, his sandal thongs tied
And now his long search has been rewarded.
He has discovered giant" for one Of the
I places 50 long 'usurPed" BY "pygmies IF
We know this because Mr. Ropes says in
the WAtehmsu Of this very week that Col
Hooker. is IDEAL practical statesman, d
ever 50 much better equipped for Congress,
and the advantage all on his side. as CON
pared With Senator Morrill, when he began
his career How this makes the gods laugh
under their Whiskers
We extend our sincersst congratulations
% Prophet Jeremiah R0pes
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06
Worss lhanCLiId,. PIa,

In Recommending postmaster for Brat
tlebOro, Congressman Grout deferred l.
the wishes Of the Republican patrons Of
that office, who declared in favor Of Capt
Childs. the competent incumbent. Col
Hooker made his fight aud lost it, aud now
he asks the Republicans Of the district T.
defeat Gen. Grout in order - heal the
wounds Of Hooker. This is childs play
and worst Is an afront t. the intelh
gence Of the voters
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

We dr>lrr o. ,ay o. cur citi1-Is thai We have
tr-u --lluE Dr. Kings New Discovery Tor Coo
,unptIQu. Hr King Seu Life Pills Bucki-n's
Aruh-a 0alsr and kir'trlc bitters aIld have never
l4ufi-si rrmr7li-s that sell ~ sell o. that have
slFru such universal salisfacti1u We do ma bes-
tate o. -uarauI-- them ever time And sc stand
nraig o. rfll1 thr pur-has- money II sa isfactary
rvsuits do uut folluH tbriT Use Thee r-mHdiss
have Wul their great popularity purely "a their
merits. H-ury A Chapin. Druggist
TIE al l1u ~ Cart-rs LUX Liver Pills : pi=as
ant mid aud natural They grntly stimulate the
liver and regulate the OoHrl,, bIt do n0g purge
lhry Are sure u pluas- To then
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

We sAAn make = i-4iiuE f-aiur~ . lur ,ar.Ain
c.lnter tbs -llmul-r ami sal ,-Iusta1tiy have
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

The Bellows Falls Times is troubled this
week because The Ph9niI cordially recog-
nizes all the good qualities which Col.
Hooker possesses, while frankly stating it
reasons for not supporting him for Con
gress. When the new editor Of the Times
has been longer in Vermont journalism, by
the way. he won't attempt to feed his read
ers worm eaten chestnuts, and he vii learn
that this paper, on two occasions At least,
opposed the nomination Of Judge Poland
for Congress on grounds which the Times
itself hints at
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

" -tsh's DESPATCH Ga b. BISON journal
NAsHISGroN, June 3 Congressman
Circuit has been warmly congratulated on
his couvalesceure Yesterday he received
from the White House some beautiful ioW
ers with the compliments Of Mrs. Harrison
Today he received the following. which was
handel him bv the president Of I'll. board
Of trade Of Washington
MAsHINsTuN June s. l.ai
Wh-r-as, The acton u Gen Wm " Grou C.
chairman uf tir committee ol The ,DlsIri1L ~
Columbia 10 ih- Hou--- ~ Representatives, has
teen such all puhlc questions affecting the u'-
t-rrsts o. the national capital a. un-ri ard ne
e-iye th- hearty approval u cur I--opl- Anl the
t-ard q trad-. tL-r-fur- ls- n
Rs=.iv-i. Thar VIZ h-r-1y s-li him our c1rilAl
congratulations up-.u tie prlsI--lT e Dis sEs7iy
Restoration 90 bealth ami carly rrturu O. the ina
Ir-ratlt- Eurk u his c1lumlfr--
b ID furth-r resolved That th- s-rghr-s u Geo
Grout % th- country aiul the Defri,t q Colum
bla have us-u AMI ar % such character a. o.
make his -untlluAlt- lu Cuus-ress pubhr b. Dr.
nt
R=s1lyei. That oopy e thr=s,- rrsoiut.5us l--
fIra Ar,i-d 90 him.
signed Nm PARKER. Prr.iieut
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

The Phuuir has stated 70 its readers,
xitbout prejudice or oonceAlDeut, the
grounds on which the Bellows Falls Times
and Montpelier Wstehman, Col Hooker's
leading organs, bAse their support Of him
II these papers are making an open aud
Abovs-toard hght, let them print with equal
fairness from our issue Of two weeks ago
the reasons Why The Ph1niI refuses to
support Col Hooker They were given
without malice, bat With perfect candor
aud franknsss
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

TIE secretary u the RePublican commit
- q the S@c5nd cougressionAl district
- mt. Us tha, blank credentials have teen
s=ul 20 tie RePublcsn COMMITTEES IN each
;nNu and district II any town committee
has failed % receive these blanks. duph
cstes ~ilI - sent On sppiicasi0n-