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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-05-23

une minute pour r%executer. La
rencOntre ayec Gu POmmeval s'etait
terminee par IN commencement
enlargement puisqu'on await pris
rendez vous pour negocier. Mais
il fallait attendre au lendemain, ct
lie Jour meme, au moment on ii sc
fflicitait d.avcir mis- Eaffaire en-
bonnie vote, Vaurinet await etc
avis6 du retour inOpine de M.
Grandminard.
Ce personnage, pris don scru
pule tardif, await fait lie voyage
tout express pour renseigner lie
president du tribunal darcy. La
nouvelle courait dfja la vile ct ne
pouvait pas manquer d'arriver
blenr0t aux orellles du principal
interpsse.
II MY await done plus rlen a
faire avec NJ. du Pomm6val, ct
Vaurinet voyait encore n fois
FoccaSion lui echapper, cette occa.
sion qni peut 6tre ne Sc repr6sen-
terait iamais.
Mails il n'etait pas hOmme 4
lacher prise facilement, ct il Sc
talt dit bient6t quill Y await peut.
6tre moyen de reprendre l'affaire
en- sens inverse. Deja, lie lende
main de raccident du BAG, il etait
allie trouver les cousins de Nine
Vignemal pour leur proposer de Sc
charger de leurs int6rets. ct les
chooses en- etaient restless Ia, faute
dun hfritier assez intelligent pour
s'entendre avec lui. Pierre Lee
masle n'etait pas encore arrive.
II reviut tout a point porr
s'aboncher ave- ravOcat qui IL
demandait qua marcher pour ler
adverSaires de NJ. du PommevaI,
ct lis tomberent bient0t d'accord.
Lemasle apportalt des indica.
tons %utiles, ct Vanrlnet Sc trouvait
Ell situation den tirer parti, car lie
nonvean chef du parqupt, moins
d~lt1icile que SEES predecessors, ne
refusait pas de lie Iecevoir. Vaurl
net await su lui plaire en- lui
PENDANT DIES services occultes ct
ausSi par les allutes de son esprit
qui 6tait bien fat pour piaire a on
magiSt:at DIES nonvelles coucheS.
VauTinet d~enoncait les tonction.
nalreS qni Sc permettaient de
trOuyer que tout n'etait pas pour
lie mipux dams la me;lleure dies
R6nubIiques.
VanIinet afficlIait DIES idtes for,
avanc6es ct ne manquait pas dc
faciiit6 Quand il s'agissait de les
soutenir en- public. An moment
DIES elections, c6tait MI agent pre-
t cieux.
: Et jamaiS Eanrinet n'avait etc
4 mieuX place ponr protiter de Ia
bienveillanca du ministere public
Des lie debut de rafiaire, il avail
su qn'on soapconnait Roch Ferrer
/, ct il await deyin6 que &c braconniel
( possedait seul le mot de i'enigme
! Ia suite az proclaim numfro.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-05-23
ATELIER ~TYPoGRAPHIQUE.

Ayant toni le mat6riel ntccssairc, nous
sOmmes a meme d'executcr tons les ouvrages
typographiques qui mus seront conties. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'affaires, entttes de
features. tickets d'babitatioa. hlancs. circu-
taires, ETC., seront imprimCs dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a des prix qui dGfent toute concur
renee.
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LIE BAG.
PAR F. Do

-Je ne me marierai iamaiS. dit
bgus9nement Mile Daudierne.
-Je croyais que NJ. du Pomme.
val aIlalt vous epouSer, murmurd
Ferrer.
-Ponrquoi croyieZ vous celia?
-Parce quill Went tous les jours
a la Germonlere.- parce on'il est
noble, parce quill est beau, parce
Quill est richie.
Richie, il ne Pest pas encore.
MaiS il va rGtre; lheritage des
Vignemaln e peut Plus hi echappeI.
-Etait-il done menace de lie
peTdree
On ]ui demander de prouvrr
one NJ. Vignemal a Suryfcu i 81
femme; ct ce n'6tait pas facile.
Non, car c'rst lie contraire qui
est vrai.
-Je men sails riep. II Y a un
t6moin qni a Va NJ. Nignemal
accroeh6 an batean qui s'est hriSe
sur n deS piles du pout aux
Mouettes, vingt minutes apres
l'accident.
EFT moi, j'ai WI Nine Vignemal
vivante. INT demi henre apres...el
il s'est bien pass6 encore un quart
d'heuIe avant qu'elle retombat
dams la riviere.
-Cest possible, mails yous he
pouvez pas lie dire, sans vou>
compromettre, ct je ne ven PAS
que vous lie disiez. Les COUSINS dc
notre malheureuSe v0iSiue V per
dront une belle fortune, mais du
moins on ne YOU accusera pas d'un
crime.
Eft Get homme heriterag
Sans doute, puisque son Croft
ne ser pas contest6.
Eft 81 je parlais, il y aurait III,
process entire lui ct les autres h6ri
tiers?
I'm proces quill perdrait
probablemeDt. ct ce serait justice.
-Alors, vous souhaiteriez qu'iI
lie perdit!
-Je pourrais me dispenser De
vous r6pondre. mails je -yeux bier
YOU dire franchement QUE je
m'interesse beaucoup moins 4 NJ
du Pommeval qua SEES adversaires
9nl sont de pauvres paysans.
Eft qui valent mieux que lui
lis lie Sc serviraient pas de Ia
succession de leur cousine pour
Simposer partout.
DE ne sails quel usage NJ. du
Pommeval fera &c celle de sor
oncle. II est probable quill peuse
sc marier, ct il est certain que sd
fortune ry aidera puissamment
Toutes les mereS voudraient l'ayoil
pour geudre.
Eft toutes les files ~i'accepte
raient pour mari, dit Roch entire
SEES dents.
-Peut 6tre Isl on les y forcait
mails ne vous occnpez plus de NJ
du Pommeval ct laissez moi vous
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vi, car, apres demain, nous chaSSe-
rons avec lui dams la fcr6t de
Breteche.
-Avec lui, seul!
Ma mere, mon oncle ct ma
seur seront. Mon frere aussi.
Pourquoi cette question?
Pour SAVIOR 81 NJ. du POmme.
val y vlendra.
II est invite. Eft il a accepte.
Que vous fait celae
oh! rien--.je pense settlement
que 81 domain j'alIais racOnter IN
JUICES darcy ce Qul s'esl passe srI
le bord du Beuvron, ce bean mon
sirur.,n'amaitp pas lie c9nr a la j%oie--.
ct pent-ttre quill n'epouserait
personne.
-C'est probable, Car on dit qn'il
est rnine. Mails vous paieriez cette
satisfaction %beancoup trop chpr.et
moi, je NY attache aucune impor-
tancp.
-Vous! Pourquoi done me-
commandiez-v YOU tout a rhpnrp de
declarer devant Ia Justice tout ce
que je savais. -.tOnt ce que je ma
vais pasos ~ avouer. meme au doc
teur Snnllgny, Gui ne me veut
que du bien?
-J'ai cede 4 une fantastic qni
m'etait venue de vous METRE q
rep,enve, j. pensais que vous
nfaviez pas tout dit, ct les parents
de Nine Vignemal m'inspifaient de
la sympathie. Vons m'avez fait
volr que vons ne pouviez pas
Interyenir dams 20 process sans vnus
compromettre giavement. Celia
>nffit pour que je renonce a NOR
idee. Jp ne rpgrette pas de l'av0il
cue, puiSque TAI obtenu de yOns
un engagement que vouS tirndreZ
je men doute pas. Vous serel
soldat. ct NJ. du Pommtval Y;
devenir lie pl"s richie proprietaire
de &c pays. N'eEvieZ pas son sort
Votre avenir vaut mIeux que |,
sieu.
RCch tressaillit ct ne rGpondi
pas. II alinait mipux Sc taire qu'
d'etre mis- en- demrure de lenou-
Weller solennellrment IN promeSSt
qn'il he youIait plus tenir, depui
qu'iI savalt que le sort de l'h6tifip
pttSompIif des Vignemal Deepen
DAFT lie sa declaration.
EFT maintenanf, ienfit Nil
Daudierue. il faut one je rentIe
la maison. Onbliez Que nous non
Sommes vus, 81 vons vonlpz cue j
vous revoie. Moi, je me souvipn
drai. Et quot quill advienne q
nous, je resterai-. .votre annie.
SUE &C dernipr mot, qu'elle avail
IN peu h6Slt6 a prononcer, ell
tendit i Roch une main qu'il bai>
aussi reSpectueusement que lie bt
Arthur Iaurait pu faire dams |
salon de la Gelmoniere.
Eft Roch n~'ajouta pas I'm mo
Roch ne fit pas mine de Ia snivr.
ii la laiSsa s'tloiguer sans mem
caresser Belt.
-JavaiS Ell n mauvaise peHsG
ct TAI fait me boune action. )
disait Laurence. M. du Pommev:
I heritera, ct Get independent ret
: trera dams la vote droite. II n
aura que moi qui serai m%alherreus'
Ellie ent pense antrement, 81 ell
. await pu lire dams lie c9ur du Or;
. CONNER qn'elIe croyait avo.
8 converts au bien.
-Javais devine, murmurait i
en- montraht lie poing 4 l'enneu
absent. Sa mere veut la contrail
DIRE a epouser Get homme, pare
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Children Cry for Pitchers C%astoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was n Child, she cried FOR Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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VII

chat depuis des ann6es, celle qui
devait lie tlrer de pair en- lui procu
rant, dun sell coup, une somme
assez forte pour constituer un
capital, ct permettre au petit avO-
cat darcy de S'etahlir q Paris ct
d'y achever sa fortune.
Paris, c'etait son but. Non
quill se proposal d'y plailer, 0
ambition ne s'elevait pas jnsqu'a Sc
faire nne place an barreau, parmi
les maitrps II voulait supplement
onvrir un cabinet d'affaires, une
de ces Oficines OH on vend des
/; consultations gems embarras-
SEES qui c%hptchent TN moyen dew
ter la faillite on on achete 4
forfait DIES creances ~litigienses.
Quand Ia boutique est bieu
ac~halanaee ct surtout qnand ellie
est tenue par un habile homme, on
y gagne g,os. Quelques uns de
crs t%ripotenrs sOnt devpnns mil
lionnaires, rien QUEEN decouvrant
les ayants droit aux SUGGESTIONS
vacantes ct Ell partageant a,ec
eux.
L'ecneil de ceS sortes dientre-
prises, c'pst la police correction
nellie, mails Vaurinet etait bien
assez retors pour Y echapper. II
~l'avait frisco de pres depths gull
orfrait a Arcy ct jamaiS il ne sly
etait laisse prendre. Ii n'avait
ptr6u que la consideration de se>
concitoyens ct fespoir de sc
pOuSser tout CONNIE un autre dams
Ia carrieie poIitigue. ApleS avoiI
reve la d~Rpntation, il s'etait VI
blackbouler meme au conseil NUM-
cIpal, qni n'etait dependant pas
mlenx compose qu'ailleurs.
!, Ii Sc sprait ASSIGNMENT console de
ces echoes 81 les industries qu'i
pratiquait ayaient dOnnG de bean1
! benffcrs, mails dams la petite
Vile arri6r6e on lie sort lavait fai.
+. u%aitrc, les process etaient rares e.
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knights of the Golden Rule.

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle Ne
l26 K: Of G. K. will be held in the Hall Of
Excelsior Lodge No. "a |. q. O. F. on the sec
o'clock p. NJ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-26
RECALL OF EMIN PASHA.

Emin Pasha has been recalled
by Major Won Wisemann. The
Pasha, it may be remembered, was
commissioned to open up a trade
route from Bagamoyo on the south
east coast of Africa, to Mpwapwa
and the Victoria Nyanza Lake, and
there to establish terminal trad
ing station. For this purpose he
was abundantly provided with
every necessary and started with
everything in his favor. His past
history would seem to have pointed
him out as man singularly we'll
fitted for the undertaking, and yet
be has failed egregiously from the
outset. His porters deserted and
he was unable to persuade the
tribes amongst whom he found
himself, to supply others in their
place. =. More porters were sent
from the coast, and the Pasha
eventually reached the extreme
southern point of the Lake, whence
he was recalled.
The Times, from which we gather
the information given above, states
that there was no information as tC
the immediate cause of the Pasha'c
recall, but points out that he can
not at all events plead undue inter
ference from headquarters, as he II
at least at a distance of ninety
days travel from the coast, and sc
was probably removed for general
incapacity or unwillingness to un
derstand or to carry out the policy
he was charged to carry out.
1t seems strange now that Emil
Pasha is discredited, and Majo
Won Wiseman in command, as it il
not long ago that the former wa
the hero of the day, and the latte
under cloud.
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MISSION CHILDREN'S So
n CIETY.

~
An Interesting Programme Car
ried out at the Saturdays
Meeting.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society met at the residence OF Hon.
a. F. Judd Saturday evening, and
was attended by large number OF
the members and visitors.
The exercises of the evening con-
sisted of a piano duet by Misses
Charlotte Hall and May Damon.
For the Male Wreath, Mrs. ,. F.
Dillingham; read an original poem,
" Eighteen Hundred and Ninety"
Miss Nj. e. Spooner read paper,
"a practical Illustration OF the Mis-
sionary Spirit;" Mr.. A. D. Bissell
then played a piano solo, after which
DIR. A. B. Lyons gave description
of " Recollections of Two Weeks in
Russia" Prof. w. D. Alexander re-
lated about Capt. Bouchard and
the Spanish Pirates" giving an ac-
count of the relations between these
islands and Spanish America in early
times. His remarks were full OF
valuable information, which has been
overlooked by our historians.
A new corps Of editors for the
Male Wreath was elected to serve
for the next four months, also new
music committee for the next three
months. The meeting adjourned
to meet at the residence OF Mrs. CT
Carter at the next time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-26
THE DAILY
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
Be just and fear not;
Let all the ends thou aim'st at be
Thy Country's, thy Gods, and Truths.


The conclusion of Mr.. Frear's
sugar article is given to-day. 1t
treats largely of the growth of the
beet sugar industry, and shows
that it has been wholly due to the
assistance given to it by the vari-
GUS European Governments, until
it has become such a burden that
national aid will probably be
greatly reduced, or wholly abol-
ished, as has been done in Russia
He urges that Hawaii enter into 8
treaty of full reciprocity with the
United States, which ought to in
clude a free entry for all oul
products Of every kind, that art
now or may hereafter be produced
or manufactured.
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EVENTS OF TO-DAY.

l. o. o. F.-Harmony Lodge No. 3, at 80
A. F. & A. M.-Lodge lie Progress de L Gee
anic at 80 P. NJ.
BAND CoScERT-At Emma Square at 7 &c
p. II.
ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL-Annual meet
ing OF Board of Trust es.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE Co.-Meeting at tht
company's office at 10 A. NJ.
HONOLULU Acknowledging at 80 P. NJ.
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Concert at Emma Square.

The Royal Hawaiian Military
Band, under the direction of Prof.
III. Berger, will give public
concert at Emma Square at 7:30
o'clock this evening. Following is
the prOpranlme:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-19
EX-MiNIoTER PtElP5'S VIEWS.
Tarifl should be the Issue and Cleveland
the Candidate.
From the Troy. n. V, Times, Nov. 1871

From the Troy, y. Y. Times, Nov. IS.
The Hon. Edward J. Phelps of Vermont
was at the Clarendon Hotel yesterday. He
said that he did not think that IL recent
elections had settled any OF the Important
questions watch would confront the two
parties next yer, either IN the choice Of
candidates or in the ma King Of ISSUES.
1.-THE tariff will DO The issue along which
tho fight will be made, " he said land this
is as it should he. Tho tarin q eston is not
settled in the minds Of the people, and FUR
Their discussion OF it will be bens.iciai. -
Mr. Phelps said that the question o the
best tariff policy for the American govern
ment had not teen settlol even 10y the fac;
that under the prott ctlvo sy stem OF the last
quarter OF ceatury the country had enjoy
Ell great prosperity. Under a system which
had not imposed such heavy taxes on i'm
ports the prosperity might have been as
great. With the existing condition OF the
country, neither FREQ trade nor any very
near approach TO it had been given a trial.
Consequently further onl. ghtcnmeut o, the
people and a testing OF their continents or
tho tariff question would be beneficial.
Mr.. Phelps said that he believed the dem
ocrats should nominate Mr.. CIev Gland foi
president next year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-19
EEOpl & In GENERAL

Eugene Field says that Chicago can get
the national republican convention II she
has a mind to make any effort to secure It,
William Wilde, husband Of Mrs. Frank
Leslie and brother Of Oscar Wilde, who was
suddenly taken i'll several days ago, is out
Of danger.
A beautiful young girl named Blanche
Barrett the model of Millais's celebrated
picture "Cherry Ripe" has been missing
from her London home from September %,
and IL is thought she has been abducted and
brought to New York.
w. H. Harley, the oldest living Mason,
died at Bonneville, Me-, last Wednesday.
He was 81 years old and had bsen member
OF the order 20 years.
Senator Davis of Minnesota hos pretty
wife who creates something of sensation
by driving very swell English dogcart.
Shs was once a govcrness and is remarkably
pretty.
Lillian Russell, it is expected, will soon
retro from tho light operate stage to be-
come the wife of William Sanford, son OF n
millionaire carpet manufacturer OF Am
sterdam, n. y.
Balfour plays the fiddle; King Humhert
and Emperor William love to shoot big
game; the king of Greece can speak dozen
languages, and the emperor OF Austria al
ways wears his uniform when in public.
Ignatius Donne;ly obtaino 81 damages in
his libel suit against "rhe ST. Paul Pioneer
Press aud that newspaper therefore de-
clared that its ALLEGATIONS OF bribery and
corruption were in the main completely sus
| tninod' by the jury. Thereupon Mn Don
! nelly brought another suit.
AT tue Washington and Lee university,
| Lexington, Va, there are Two student
! whose Christian names are Robert T.. Lee
and Ulysses =. Grant. They room together
Mrs. Mary Anderson Navarro is moi
writing book, rs has been reported. Her
step father, DR.. Hamilton Gt.tln, says thai
she was offered $40, 900 not long ago for
80 column love story, but he had no idea
she would accept it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE following
Nermonters have been granted pensions :
Supplemental, Henry II. Paine; increase,
PhlIandsr G. Wetmore, Joseph NJ. Chaplin,
Aaron Ii. Baker, Oscar f. Burdick, Edward
L, jackson; reissue, Abel Is. Smith.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13-The following
Vermonters have been granted pensions:
Original, Orison a. Bartlett, john C..
Brown, Alonzo X. Moore, Lewis LABEL.
Charles A. Ram (deceas cd, Joseph L. God
dard, Thomas b. Parker, Joseph Ross Vii
liam Moorpy, Robert Plude, Ichabod T..
Niles; additional, Ezekiel Hill; increase.
Cutter d. Sanborn, George +. Phalen, AL,
fred Matten, George Austin, Lyman IT..
Cogswel, Homer ii. Hurlbut Peter Fra
sier, Brnjamin +. Robinson; original, wild
ows, Sarah A. Ram,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The following
pensions have been granted to Vermouters-
Original, Daniel NJ. Durkee; additional
John G.. De1iar; increase, Clark A. Hull
Edward Freemen, Lucius S. French, Ben
Jamln i. ParmGnter, Chauncey l.. Wech
Edgar j, Olmstsad, Horace Mathews, An
drew II. Simonds, Horace b. Houston
Francis G. Bates original widows, etc.
Mary Ann PGiue (mother.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-19
Burlington
VICINITY.
We haze bougM tile uader,
signed cloak n'anufact,tr-
ers' sample line Of fine
Jackets, Capes, and Aeec-
markets, rag uuder regu-
lar r0loe.

This stock includes large and
varied assortment Of Fine class
goods only; no two alike.
TO make our Cloak Depart-
ment the WONDER and AD-
MIRATION Of every lady who
visits it, we have determined to
place This entire sample line of
Ladies' Garments On Sac at ft-
act t0SL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-19

henry ihorne, Travelling Sc rotary for the
y NJ. L. A., writes from Exer Hal, Strand,
London, February I'd, lsSs
81 desire to beor my testimony to the value
of ALLCOCK's PORUs PLAsIE, 8. | have used
them for pains n toe back and side arising
from rheumatic AID other causes never with
out deriving benefit from their application.
They are easily applied and very comforting.
Those engaged as AIN IN public work which
involves eXposure to sudden changes of tenn
psrstur' will 30 well 10 keep a supply of ALI
COCKS PoRUs PLASTER in their pogtman-
teaus.'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-19
Railroa Commissioner, report Collision
MT

The report of the railroad commissioners
on the side collision that occurred at Swan
ton September 3 states that it could not
have occurred without the grosscst hlunder-
ing on the part of the crew Of bOth trains.
The freight on the Central Vermont line did
not stop at a post 200 feet north Of the
crossing as required, and tbs passenger train
on the ST. johns bury aud Lake Cuampaiu
track delayed applying air BRAKES to ascer
tain il the Contral Vermont train would
stop.
This is an especially blind crossing and
the officers of both railroad companies VIZ
attended the investi ;ation thought that a
new rule to promote safety should be adopt
cd. The board made the required Iecom-
mendAtlon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-19
NORWICH UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Town, '05, is away on leave of absence.
Hamilton, '95, has left college.
Lieut.. Kimball is instructing the seniors
and Juniors in giving commands.
The first entertainment OF the college lee
ture course the Walter Emerson Concert
company, was given Monday evening, The
next entertainment, lecture by Ms, Olaf
Krarer, the Esquimaux woman, will be
given Wednesday evening.
Lineat '95, who recently lost part of his
little finger, has had the further misfortune
to shoot himself while visiting al his home
al Rchford.
Lieut.. r. H. Ford and First Sergt. l.. S,
Manuel surveyed in East Barre last week.
Tue geology ass has made several excur-
sions to nelghboring queries, securing
many fine specimens.
Profs. BriIl, Cole and Mowery attended
the teachers institute at Montpelier last
week Prof Brill read paper on "Teacn.
'ng of physics.
The seniors and Juniors have begun the
,tudy of the neWstactics under Lieut.. H. Z.
KnnLall, commandment.
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SIN all Fish.

MIR. Benajah Phelps of South Hero, the
popular custodian Of the SandbaT bridge,
aud successful follower of Isaak Walton,
notified friend IN this city that no had
sent him "a small fish," To the astonsh-
ment OF the happy recipient, the "small
fish, proved to be 40 inches in length, and a
10 FOUNDER in weight.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-19

soiutely sickening to
the sight. Said Mrs.
II. A. stout to me: VI
have tried every
tnjng suggested to
me on my little
daughter, who has
been 50 afflicted al
most from birth. |
have had three doc
tors experiment on
Ter, but she seemed
TO lie gritinc worse
every day. ] was al
IN st distracted.
-. t.I -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-19
THE WORLD IN BRIEF.
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THIS EARTH OF OURS.

Interesting Notes From all Parts OF the
Globe Pithily Presented-Many Dark
Deeds Give no Indication of the Mill
1ennium.
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AWFUL SKIN DISEASE.
Child n Mass of Raw, bleeding Sores.
Miraculous Cure by the Cuti-
cura Remedies.

A face from the hair to the neck on both
sides. raw mass of bleeding sores; two little
he nds and arms in the same condition: body,
around the waist of which was II broad band
of bic eding eruptons, and from the hips to tie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-19

with Elys Cream Palm a child can be
treated without pain and with perfect safety.
IL cures satarrh, hay fever and colds In the
head. 1t il easily applied into the nostrils and
gives mmed ate relief.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-19

IJr. David Kennedy's Fsvorate Remedy has
aeeu tLOruu. hly tested and found 90 DO he
sufctt ana speedicst relief that is known for
and Kidneys