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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05

n Ne n>A ns~n . Kankss - ungha
asss c~~pa,A,oa.
.fm rssA9 particular xbeas ny csi-
or'asr Is Dsax>axn sGzss< rsuss<zsas
..Bxlss ms eais sas small STALKS. Aaa
- snaE they Aze pe<xersly alescasa-'
.1fes. ST.
s-Ara So ta.t thers ars 10 spscks In
the p0satosz. l weat so1cA . potato
thst h@ seek in X ana r2szsr par
tscalzx abocs nay posstoeas
-Y&. sir
.Wasa yoa bTiay ms tbs broiled fsh
SO that Ii has hsd ths skia aud fzs all
removed. Don't brsny ms any except
the upper part If the body. Cut away
al the tail
''Ail right. sir"
ticalzr about my bread. l don't want
any Of the end pieces. and don't want
any Of this cigar shaped brezi with a
thick crust, either. Bring as square
bread, in thin slices. cut from the mid
die Of the loaf."
The waiter went back and returned in
due time with tray fall Of estables.
which he unlosded On the table.
..Iake back this potato" said the
guest, and bring me one that has no
specks. I've got no tims 70 dig ths
spechs out OF potatoes. told you about
that"
The potato was changed. and the
waiter asked him il everything was right
now.
No" he answered. "This bread is
not cut from the middle OF the loaf. Take
il away and bring me what l ordered.'
The bread was accordingly changed.
''All night nowr' inquired the waiter.
"No, You've got some celery here
that isn't properly bleached. Bring me
the KIND ordered. And hold on. There
is a piece Of s.1in on this fish. Take il
back. told you l was particular about
my fish"
The celery and fish were removed and
brought back again in Ia few minutes
with the Objectionable features elimi-
mated
is that all right nowy asked the
waiter.
Il guess il viii do" growled the guest,
as be began to eat, but ii was q kicker
I'd kick about this fork and spoon. They
don't exactly match. Chicago Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05
REILLY's WHITE SHIRT.
Asrhneanu1eal Researches nagwd~
tng . Popuinx 6onG
0~~ara us~kafns rskhs via sss~snz Il
- ksIssxsss~s besa Wis Lay eknkm
- . Very nsa Tsas- -usSaEs-
st~ns - . Gr1se-HaxA



6chiesfzm. ss1barh - New York.
boosts % being very lively tu~a. and
of Possessing esanetery containing
some Of ths dsa<issl men Ia these parts,
n seniority Of d-eeass eoazzts for Any
shinz. have some relatives Ia sehis-
dalas two maidsa sants. not quite -
old - the cemetery. bat very interest
ing relics for all that. They pronised
70 make pleasant ssstis party for N Il
we would come up for al evening.
Wa. Of course. meant Msude and my
salt We took = vote On the invitation
and decided not % attend the festivities
Ia body IL vas thought more advisable
60 send small subcommittee, consist
ing Of myself. to represent our house
hold As my relatives had intimased
that they would have soIne OF the
girls AZ the house. aud play games. l did
not ohjeet To being . subcommittee
don't propose "a dwell on this party.
The ''giris" we're girls when any aunts
were. and they haven't been since.
which Is . great many years. now. We
didn't play eopenhagen or post-ofiee-
we amused ourselves more intellect
uaily, escorted one OF the girls To her
home far. far away on the other side OF
the graveyard II was three miles IL
we went around the cemetery and only
mile and half IL we went through il.
but my companion was timid yonng
thing snd insisted on the long road
But after | had seen her 20 her veneer
able doorstep | needed something TO
cheer me up. 50 | took the short cut.
l speak OF the nature OF my enter
tsinment ON that evening in order 10
convince the reader that my experience
In the Tombs-i should say among the
.tombs-was not the creation Of mind
unbalanced by dissipation. Not man
there was ealner than |. As a proof
OF this I mention tho fact that
lwhistled popular song. entitled
willie Reiily's White Shirt" as
climbed the graveyard fence. l had
caught the tune in New York. and had
long waited an opportunity To whistle
II In a solitude that would conceal my
degradation. For il was such bad
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SSESSMENT ROLL for grading. graveiing
- and paving the cutters 81 First street.
from Broadway stree; 10 Michigan street. IN
the city of Grand RAPIDS.
CFFicr og Cry CIrEK.
GRASD RsFiDs. Mich. Feb. <. inl
To-
Matthias Boo;z. franz Bier. Wenzel and
Geneva Bscnsi. August Brogrer. Anna Bllckie.
friedrich julius BlymeieI, Joseph Boieski.
franz Bss.er. Anton Bott. HoaoTa Castle. J..
u. caldwell, Geo. y. Fuller. Joseph tinker.
Margaret iiukler. Ta0k Fefich. Martin FRAU
kowski. loftia Fren eli. ifiix tilssier and Philip
Fritz. Anton G.auz. John li-s.5ei. Mary hensel.
.iuiiana lioizhen. John hiys. rcdlick kreckei.
essafe of George Koch. deceased. Mdigsrrtha
koen. Frederick krasty. Edward \. krase.
john Licbick. sarah a. hiiler. LAug hin Ne
Curly. William pulte. john eliec. Atrai1 \.
Rosenberg Heary Joseph Richter. Eliza serb
per Peter sNintek. Mag 5alcna semIoT SKI.
Trustees % the Christian Evangelical tongre-
gatioR. tic Chicago & West Michigan kasi Nay
Company. The Grand Rapids a Indiana Rail-
WAY Company. Jacob Neii and Psui nathmaa.
Juna Nhsisn. non resident. Hope Adds.
james ". Ferry.
YoU are herepv notified that an assessment
is shout TO 81 made upon you 10 deffay the ex-
pense al the Aforesaid Improvements. an
ass ssSncnf roll aS corrected las been made IN
the PREMISES aad IS on file in the clerk 5 Office
OF said eity. whore u viii remain open Tor n
specfion until Monday evening. LIB. z. 1871.
Wnen and where you can appear before the
Common Council on said evening and show
cause AZ any. Why said assessments 81 au8d not
be made and collected according to las.
N. a SHlNkMAN.
s City Clerk
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pEoBtTr nnTgER-sfsfs 81 fiicnsrsr. >,ur
~ - Aesft. -. A. a@eeion 81 the Frefsfe
Court for SAID eaunfr ~ Ienf. neic ~ the Pro
fsafe ssftfe n f.ts fffs ~ Crane tspids fss
- Gas o. fef,ru4rr ~ the yea one thou
eanx eicnf tnndrpf HBf rigsffy-ens
Present fyrus > Perkins Suags 81 rrohsts.
III fns usf or 81 ths estate 81
WILLIAM ,. II kABJIfs. ae~s>se1-
WI al J. Turntali. r.. hs~inf tlef tn TIE
eofsyf his f,etafon. prsTitG tfiis eouri - e ~
i~ste E8e ceffru n. vho we~s ~ the dRte -
rs 6estt nne srs new Tue fs~fu beirs ~ 1&le
ssesHssc snf pffiftee - inherif ifis resl estats
fnareir feefrfts.sf
Is y oyeefrs ffssf Es.urssr tbe pa sss -
ieisrns~T -. ~ g rtsSef n ffs foffnfsf.r.
- ssf6 Prai,fss fffrs fse eppoiEtef Ser hezv
inF - Fsf fiar
srf e II fHrtts~r e~feref 1hes . rnrr ~ ttis
rroes - Esfbfefftf tfsrrr es~reeet~s srfetrf 7rf
stffs - sfie HRr - hes~frL tn ffe ~
aIstr fFrtEfs. fsf,v urwefFNr~v prfrte1 ea1
90 uiaftfsg - exfe eflfHtr - err.
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tune: so shamelessly suggestive Of every
other bad tune; so offensive 10 . sensi-
tive ear; in short sach thoroughly
typical popular song that I had felt
guilty when carried the remembrance
of IL homo with me. And yet couldn't
shake IL of. 1t had chung TO me for
DAYS; my mouth had been perpetually
in q puckcr with il. and every night tho
silent whistle in my brain had lulled
me TO sleep with willie Reilly's White
Shirt"
Young man." SAID . voice At my
elbow, where did you get that tunc?"
turned hastily with cold feeling In
my spine, and saw tall, thin man
leaning over his own gravc-stone. By
the dim moonlight I disccrncd that it
had been erected TO the memory of Ed
gar Smith In 1865
~ beg your pardon" said I. 'Tf
had any idea ID would disturb you"
sob, never mind" replied the ghost.
ct suppose you intended to be compli-
rnentary."
Complimentary"
"Yes, in life I was rcputed to have
written that tune IL was a popular
war melody and went by the name Of
Johnny Grihn's Retreat had sup
posed that il was forgotten"
"You must be mistaken."I replied;
'sthis Is Willie Reilly's White Shirt,
and was pcrpe.rsted by c. A. Jenkins.
Perhaps didn't whistle IL correctly"
''ohi yes you did. near enough" said
the ghost ut went this way" and he
finished the air from the point where
he had interrupted me.
That's it, admitted. "and con-
slider your claim established. But may
I ssk-r don't wan. 20 be offensive, you
l<now-may I inquire what was done
about IL when you arrived-tha. is. did
they make it very hot for you on account
Of this thing7"
NO: my claim 20 is authorship was
not allowed, and escaped Between
Won and me, didn't compose IL; just
hsshed IL up in hurry out of one or two
old things"
well. wish you'd let Il rest, that's
ALL" said 7. somewhat karshiy. Per
hsps. IL you had. il night not have arisen
IN my day
81 wish had" he zroan>d: ct
hsunts me even now. on, remorse. re-
mrsel''
He ran his fingers wildly through his
hair and then beat his head upon the
gravc-eto1e.
us there any thing can do for youT'
I asked. svrpatAizing with his dis
tress. though couldn't help thinking
that IL was no more than he deserved
''Eo, no. take IL away, that's all
took il away. Even after this fear
fnl warning I couldn't keep IL out OF
my head and before bad eore twenty
PAGES from The srot was whistling -
sgsin.
Say. my friend. : said voice on ny
right. did hat fellow Smith tel you
h ~o-,DrsNs ttzt ss-sr
NO he didn't said 7. confronting
rhis second specter boldly, he con-
fesSed that he stella i.
Probably lie knew that ycu would
meet me- continued che ghost; TN
The uszn Ne stoIe IL from. Mt name =
Cyrus J. Perkins. and Wa buried BE-
ksrs Smith was bora Look At my dase.
1910. composed that souz-
He was interrupted By dep sress
which proceeded frcr, a somewhat oss-
er portion ~ The ceTr,ete-y. The groan
wss allowed hv a vs,sees
Perkins w viii Eou pervers tie
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05

If you do not feel we'll it, is because
you have violated the law of nature.
Nature, however. is kindness itself, and
has provided that which II properly
taken Will again permit you TO TO enjoy
her in all her beauty. We have but
one OF her numerous remedies TO give
you, which VIII not cure you OF every
Ill flesh is heir to, but to you who are
suffering with indigestion, lad taste in
your mouth in the morning. headache
and a general depressed feeling, il. you
have any Rheumatic trouble. he 1t IN
any form, If you have 4 running sore,
which wont heal, take Loose's Extract
OF Red Glover, which contains nothing
but pure extract of the clover bios
som, ard if it does not cure you OF all
we herein advertise your money will be
refunded. IL costs nothing tor the ex-
pertinent and can do you no harm. Is
it not worth trial.. For sale by all
druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05
Enckirn,s srnlca Safre.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt riieunl, fever
sores. letter, chappcd hands, chllblans,
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed TO give perfect saiisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price - cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
glsts, ocrner Monroe and Divsloa-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05
~How to Cure an SKIN Disease

Simply apply "SwAyxr's OfSTmEST. !"
No Internal medicine required. Curse
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptons on tho
face, hands, nose, etc, leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. It's great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SwAYNE's OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05

pRoFsTF eRpTR -sfsis 81 Niehtrs. sCsvn
u n q ant az seessnH - tfsf Fffrs1sh
rrsff frr sef1 fsssafE ~ E.ut bess - fhf re
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ssr1 s2ft fnsffrea So ftFff T-s,fis-
f-~sesst f~rs;< q Fsrxlrs Tu9ss a Fresstt.
Ie sHf rezfter - ffsa estate -
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a. frstyu-nsn1 - ~rfttns. fUFpe~f - = "a
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II "a srss-e1 tfst F~6s-. 50 1fh esf -
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fTErs gEFE3N7
"A s-@s e<rTs fsaxt a g-sfs1s.
1psurs Il E4sgt. B@essex. sazr Ies Is
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xepts
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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05

pRoBaTE oRDER-State 81 Michigan. coEn
Il IL Of kent a. At sess5eH 81 the Fr0hsfe
Cont Tor szts CqtintF ~ hent he'd A. fhe
PFoaste effste ~ TIE city 81 ersae Rapids. oa
10 ~ dar 81 Teffysafy IN TIE year otfe ttDB-
ss9d sizAf EanGrec and Hiosfy-ene-
Frps-af. CfrFfs = Perk 20 ledge 81 Probate.
II the matter II TIE egbste -
CLARA HoLIfE. decessc
Fraak Hsizer etecefaY 81 the issf vi f-'
Testament Of saia deceased. having rendered
80 this ecarf rs fnsi saFnirtstrs % setetiBt
II ss ordered. th@t Frltss. the ITth eay ~
Febrtferr fss3 ~ if e'esefk n TIE forenoon, -
ssf4 Probate fs-sne 10 sTspefnfna fer ire -
zruf~sffnn <n1 s1iawzrre - ssif ereouff
Ara Is "a further ordered. Thst . reFT - fflfs
order - rsnf,sish@s fn-re successive vse<ts PIE
.ssfss fe <sif azV ~ fsesf1ng N 10 TriE9Sts
UYssT~ ssfsv rs-eFsgser printed sHa eireD-
CTFFsF rTEETNz.
"A s-va eargrf Jn6gs 81 Fretsis.
s-s-~p ft tfs-<.x reelss4y f.ur fsb =
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05
Crre Yourself

Don't pay large doctor bills. The
best medical book published, one hun
drcd pages, elegant colorcd plates.
will be sent YOU on receipt of three >
cent stamps to pay the postage. Adj
dress A. Z. Ordway & Co, Boston. Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05
MRS. L. :. BOGART.
Baptist Home. Sixty-eighth.t.. New York

0r. Greene. of s. West Fourteenth-st. New
YORK. its discoverer. is the famous specialist
in the cure of nervous and chrome diseases.
The doctor has devoted special attention TO
tae treatment o, all forms OF chronic diseases
Through letter correspondence. and win give
by mail his opinion ard advice in any case
free OK charge. The perfection OF this system
renders complete cure almost assured. as
his success in treatment by correspondence is
wonderful and unequalied. Send for symptom
blank % GIL on OF write him about yonr ease.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05

Mrs wirslov's Soothing syrup snouit al
WAYS used for children ;ee1hinE. liz soofhes
the caild softeas TIE guns. slisys all pain.
cures wind cole. and II thu best remedy for
dlarrhoea accents bottle
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05
Pires,, Piles, piIns,,

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
2 positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching,
liberated, and Protruding Piles-Price
soc. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05
r.xr SLEEP NIGHrs

Ia the complaint OF thousands suffering
from asthma, Consumption. Coughs'
etc. pId you ever try Dr. Ackers I'm
glish Remedy II = the best prepars-
ton Known fo- sli Lung Troubles. Sold
on a positive guarantee 81 &c and 5oc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05

a1rg fhef afUFaof ~
ont - m
flor N
of k-nin a~f 81
tlda erIart coils
lac q
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05
Hsppy Hee.sers.

VIM. Tinmons, postmaster Of Ida
vile. Ind, writes Electro BItters has
done more for me than al other n9edl-
cires combined, for that had feeling
arising from Kidney and LIVER tFol-
he. 4" John Leslie. farmer and stock
man of same place ssvs, FIND Electro
Rsttsrs 10 he the best Kidney and Liver
MEDICINE. made ne feel IKE new
man J. ". Gardner, hardware nser-
chart. same town says; Electric BIZ
ters : l0st the thing for a man Who =
al ran down snd don't care whether
ha ives or d,es" lie fourd rev
strength. good appetite, ard felt Just
BIKE he had = new lease On lie. Only
sc bottle. at Peek Bros drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05
HowARp FIELDING,
There's blessing In the bottle on who.

There's blessing in the bottle on whose
Label we can read
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, for
the woman who has need
OF remedy for troubles none but
women ever know.
It's her best and truest friend, and
happy thousands call II so,
As they think of years OF suif'nng that
we're theirs before IT came,
Bring them the balm of healing. and
they bless the very name
of this wonderfully, and dcservedly.
popular remedy for the various ills
woman - heir to. "Favorite Prescrip-
ton" IS the only medicine for women,
sold by druggists, under a positive
guarantee. from the manufacturers,
that II Will give satisfaction IN every
case. or money VII be refunded. Tbs
guarantee has been printed on the
Dottle-vrapper. and faithfully carried
out for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05
Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer III the manufacture of flour.
It's products arc IN great demand, and
especially the Lily White. Try IT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05

Peokhsm's Group Remedy cures
Whooping Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05

drick, but thought his name would help
sell the song, you understand"
"Yes," admitted. "thc same thing is
done to-day"
II was accused, sir-falsely accused
of stealing the melody, but it WAS
wholly and entirely original with me. ="
Strange" said i, musing, that is
Just what Mr.. C. A. Jenkins says"
climbed the graveyard wall in q
meditative mood. Something in my ex-
pericnce with the departed had cured
me of that song; and when in New
York the next morning heard man
shout in my ear: "All the latest songs
of the day-'Willie Reilly's White
Shirt" etc. was able TO restrain my
desire for copy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05

! far<s N tAls sh1nsfd n>azeH Yeu
know that yoa stole that seag fron :
rsxoiasso1ary ballad ee0pos<d ey ne
and called GeEeFal clsnsons White
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05

bHANb RATTLE f1ttAss i1o- - Alet-
To-
Margaret Boshovea. Cerrit Srcsrfasn snd
Ehoas Bates estate pf Jacop \ "A tlost. John
ard Kate Cullen, VI N. G. sheppard. Neisoa ".
NortbTop. austin kichardsen. Robert a1d
Amanda Wells Charts &. FhiibTick. tonsial-
fine Morton. Esther Stevens and heoteesh "a
Freanaa. smith Thoringfon. Beile Wander
field isb,ds = Gaiiifor8. James Q. Fitch. -
Prssf John Ten HOPE. Ne,s0n ". Nefinrcp.
Trustee estate 81 Rossiia NJ smith. Truman
heiicgg. r. q. u. Holden, estate Of jeremiah
lewis. deceased. Martha g. Rutherford. Jacob
q. Wilhelm. Alexander b. FROST, Margaret
Collins.
You are hereby not Hed thai a. assessment e
abort - Re made upon voH 50 defrsy the 81
ppnse Of the aforesaid Improvement IN
assessment roll has been fasfe - the
premises and - on hie in the clerks o'lce 81
saff city where il vii fefnstn open ipf lnspee-
ffoa until Monday evening. beb. - ISL ~hsfl
ard where you can appear before the Corn nen
Council GA said evening and show esfse. II
srv whv said assessments Should net bt made
ana CO. ected according Q Law.
3 ". A sHlNkMAN. City Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05
Read This, Nervous Sufferer.

For eight years / have been constantly
under the care OF doctors. hye years under
eminent ailopathic. and three with homeo-
pathic phys.cians. but found no relief. nor.
from what the doctors told me. did / expect
u get any better. Twas convinced they did
not understand my ease. so l thought would
try DIR. Grcene's Nervura, and the result
has been truly wonderful. | now feein better
health than for the last % years. During all
this time | have been suffering with Malaria.
Heart Disease. Kidney and Live: conn limits.
nervous prosiration and seepessness. For
the three months before taking DR.. SreeDe's
Ncryufa had been confined 10 my room. and
most OF the time tn the bed. / fed, with
tn : blessing Of God. DIR. Greene's Nergrfa has
given me new lease az i,fe and health.
, aud that am cured of all my troubles
have a great desire that others may be bene-
fitted as | have been. and take every emporium
ity TO recommend DR.. Greenc's Nervura 10 the
Sick
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05

= Trsde from the ehoseess rheai, care
fully selected
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05

ASSESSMENT ROLL for the construction Of
n a sewer in kellogg street. IN the cts OF
Grand Rapids
OFrTrE oT Cry CirEK.l
6RASp R.rIps. Mich Feb. :. ISL
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05

orr o
ofrea
viii be sale "a
the of
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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-05
Are You a Nervous Sufferer /?
DO fes Have These symptoms asa Feel
ings-

Aerfous affections aTe very prevalent aud
ate atteaGed - restlfsSnsss aid nervousness.
an anxiety ca depression 81 fhe falRS. loss Of
Interest IL s8eie,s aR1 tie esils Affairs el life.
There viii Dc q tired. i&agHid iex,ta.. sith
sense OF exhaustion. upea wskiHs ia tae
morning Persons 80 affected tire easily. hav-
ing little power 81 endagxase; there Is often
bad taste ia the msata, With fa.nt9ess or
ssakiag IL the stomach; tA.Fc may be loss Of
appetite. OF Il viii become variable. aud dises-
too may be impaired They gradually become
nervous. restless and irritable AMI the IS
often more or less ioss OF >iesp.
There Will be feelings of exhaustion. l.ssl-
I iede ana lack OF inclination Ter either physl-
/ cal ~ mental txeriion. There Is All almost
constant sense OF weakness. langunf and euil-
! ness often accom- panied hy strange and ais
agreeable sensations in the head and eyes.
often followed by headache. TIE Nights
sleep. which should refresh the system and
restore strength and yigor 10 the nerves aud
muscles. often leaves them In the morning
more tired and exhausted than on retiring.
Persons thus affected are often daspoadent
! and suIer from gloom and depression Of
mind. The nerves become So weakened after
! a time that the least excitement or shock VII
fush the face and bring OH tremor OF treIa-
! bling. often ATTENDED by more OF less palpsta
Iioa of tac heart.
lyon have the above symptoms and feel
| irgs or a portion Of them. you are suffering
from nervous 4! seasa caused by an exhausted
condition OF the nerve pOrer. when Is SLOWLY
but surely sapping your life and energies,
and II Is absolutely necessary for you. II you
wvu!d prevent insanity. paralysis or total
| prostf alton. 10 use the great nerve inylgoranl
and vital restorative. DR.. 6reenss Nervura.
which IS purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless. and Tor sale by AL druggists at 81 90
per bottle. Refuse all substitutes. as this
great remedy has no equal
III YOU are weak. tired and nervous. with
lifeless feeling and no ambition 10 work. or
! run down by malaria. IL viii restore y"nT
strength. yiGor and energies. II yon are
| s,eep.css and wake tired mornings. with dull
| head bad tIsie III tae mouth. no appetite.
dep: e 5sion Of mind ana extreme nervousness.
this wonderful remedy will clear your head,
tone mp your nerves, invigorate your
blood and put vim and life into you.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-18
SIMONSVILLE.

Mrs. Samuel Leonard of Proctors-
vile is at O. W. Leonard's.
Mrs. Cynthia Chase, who has
been sick the past two weeks, is slow
ly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Ridlon of
Rutland recently visited their mother,
Mrs. A. A. Hutcherson.
Mrs. Maria Hutchins returned to
her home in Bellows Falls on We'd
nesday.
Hetty Benson is with her friends
at Newfane.
Carrie Hutchins is at work for p.
T. Marsh, Well, yes, Mamie, yes,
well. -@
Mrs, Joseph H. Gillette returned
from st. Margaret's Private Hospi-
tai at Boston, where she has been
during the past month under surgic cal
treatment by the celebrated DR..
Richardson. An extremely difficult
operation was successfully performed.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-18
BELLOWS FALLS.

About o'clock Sunday morning
the fire alarm sounded from box q,
the roof of Derby & Balls scythe
snath shop beng discovered in flames.
The water had been drawn down 50
low by the mills the hydrants failed
to give sufficient water, the fire got
well under way before the steamer
arrived. The main building, office
and blacksmith shop with machinery
and stock were burned. Loss about
s35, 200 partly covered by insurance.
The prevailing opinion is that it was
the work of an incendiary.
The concert given by the Princeton
students in Union Hall Monday eve
ming was very entertaining, the more
so for being rather out of the usual
style. R. s. Goldsbury proving
quite genius.
Mrs. Amos Batchelder of Peru,
who has been visiting friends in this
vicinity, left for Brattlcboro Tuesday
afternoon.
John Chase, c. L. Beckwith, Fan
ME Osgood and Mary Finly are stu
dents at SaXtons River Academy.
Business is lively, not an empty
tenement in the village. Several par
ties who wished to move here have
been unable to do so as they could
find no house to move into.