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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-10-22

FLAxxEL next the skin often produces :
rash. removable with Glenn Sulphur soap
Hilrs Hair and Whisker Dye, 80 cents.
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Al TREE il green when in foliage and
boy is green in his folly age. -Binghamton
Republican. EA
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.'Tnis Is very well put" remarked the
editor, as no dropped the poem into the
wastebasket = Washington Star.
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Ed, Bergeron, General Dealer,
Latizon, Lewis, Quebec, writes: /" I
have used August Flower with the
best possible results for Dyspepsia. I"
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A CAT concert on the back shed by noon
light is rather amew-sing. Siftings.
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BIRDS never quarrel over difference CT
q pinion.--Y onlsers Gazette.
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OFTEN left without shilling-London
walters Mail and Express.
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G. A. Darlington, Engineer and
General Smith, Sydney, Australia,
writes: August Flower has effected
completescure in my case. 1t act
ID like a miracle
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= II Is no wonder that tho spring chicken
can boast Of a large crop when he takes
everything In by the peck. Baltimore
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. August.
Flower
For Dyspepsia.

For Dyspepsia. sg
A. Bellanger, Propr., Stove Foun-
dry, MontagnysQ Quebec, writes II
have used August Flower for Dys-
pepsia. It gave me great relief. I
recommend it to all Dyspeptics as a
very good remedy" e
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Geo. Gates, Cerinth, Miss, writes:
81 consider your August Flower the
best remedy tn the world for Dys-
pepsia. ! was almost dead with
that disease, but used several bottles
of August Flower, and now con-
slider lfa wen man Lsincere1y
recommend this inedicine to. suffer
ing humanity the world over" o
G. G.. GREEN, Sole MANUFACTURER,
Woodbury., New Jersey, .. 5. A:
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ImpRrss1oSs 81 the pcn-Blottlng paper.
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BLuErIsurNe Not getting bite.
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Nor necessarily hymeneal = Parlo
matches. III Sxf IF Es.
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SUNDAY Is the summer landlords day Of
wrest Boston Transcript
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wax ork-Candles.
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set into the center. of the four hills,
and string stretched from its top to
hooked peg in center OF each hill. ii
Is a simple way, and answers quite
we'll. Popular Gards1ipg,
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THE latest humanitarian proposition is to
chloroform criminals to death, While this
thetic way of settling tho bnsiness.-Phlla-
delphia Times
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UeLr Yacht cups.
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DARSED good Notwithstanding stockings.
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ALWAYS on deckAOalsum.
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for that. said sophy; she Thought: III
/ don't escape from that skeleton shall
become one. -.
10 10 the top Of the rock they went;
there they drank tea, and from thence
they intended 70 return home as they
came, namely, on their ten toes; but in
descending from their lofty position
Grace fell and hurt her foot SO badly
she could not stand.
II have broken my leg, I think, said
Grace.
II wonder II there is lady doctor on
the island?" said Enid.
.Tf there Is / won't have her; / am
not going to run the risk Of being lame
for life; Il don't believe in lady doctors, I"
said Grace, decidedly.
Nor do ], dear; you areaguite right
and only hope Sophy will agree with
you" said Enid
At first Sophy was not at all inclined
to do this. She suggested securing the
island for lady doctor, since a doctor
Grace would have; but her sisters pale
face and gentle means soon decided
her TO send for a certain. DR.. May, to
whom they had an introduction in case
of illness.
The letter Of introduction was from
their brother, and if Sophy could have
read the contents it would certainly
never have reached its destination. AS
it was scaled, in defiance of the rules
OF etiquette. she could not do so. and it
had the effect Of bringing DIR. May very
quickly to the patient
ut is q simple fracture of the tibia, !"
said S6phy, as she ushered DR.. May to
the patients room.
II it was land DR.. May did not con-
tradict her diagnosis) his treatment
was peculiar. He first Of all spent
about half hour in bathing the
swollen white foot in cold water, then
he bandaged it, then he ordered the
bandages changed whenever they got
dry, and then, promising to come the
first thing the next morning, he pre-
pared to leave.
Wont you set it to-day?" said Sophy.
..Oh, dear, no; it is much too swollen,
! sha'r.t be able to set it for some days.
How long are you staying here?"
eOh, we have another six weeks to
stay yet" said Sophy, despondently.
well, will endeavor to cure your
sister by then; but fear she won't be
able to walk for some weeks, though
you need not tell her SO" said DR.. May.
No sooner was DR.. May gone than
Enid, Who had not seen him, dashed in
to Grace's room, all curiosity.
.What is he like, girls?" she de-
manded, eagerly.
tile is young" said Sophy.
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aus Dem $d),uar3walor.
@ra8ba@, b. rs. SEPT. 81.

!, Grasba@, b. rs. Sept. 81.
Ser September sie6t lid in bie(em
9obre aae erbenttidbe Ml9e, bic mar.
men fsanisen 1ase, tpel@e ieine .&or.
1atpaer. 9euti4laas t9xlbiS eeb1iebeu
fua, nad1lulieftrn mi ben Gomtuer
nod saaa iulett e~iuioeruta6eu berdns-
auretSex, &9es waS peei&umt nab mas
perSorbsa lama e. juar sidt ruebr sut
uaatbea (bas eaigs nabteIst @ettsr bat
naa,astG4 a3e Husishseu auf essieb!se
Beiule{e bexaeli@ an!f etseu t~riutbaren
l89ier uerni9st (aber IN oteler &c.
ateb.uaa bat Ct i'd bod: ni&t uur ais
auaeue1uL ionoera aud ats uitstia e.
tptef,u; 0streaoe lsno 00.ttertrduter fiue
out ,sS tredka n bic S@euexu sebradt
nab tie Grnte.Arbsittn taauten-9aut
feines o&xf - mean AUD: et,paSs fpd'
ter ME sss$balid, bod nod re&t>
aeito beeuoet ,peroen Der 8daer
iumnt nun, tnss IN auem eeuomuten,
sietss 9abr nod leioti@ baoon; alpar
aat q MUIR cine j@wa4e Mlttelerute
uon 8roefra@teu, aber &artoFetu, Oft
wno @iebfutter jiub fat burdlpes oor'
trefilih eeratbsn uub oas slei9t &ieles
misber- aus. So iie1t man oenn auI
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9sna[e1re, Tbeaterau fahrau9en auf BEN
ausfeuxussterrain u seRatlea, bepor
bieieltea bon Der Don Der iapani(4ea
Neaieruns eiuseftsten dasftequneS'
4snmi6isu seuebmiet ieiu tueroea. ,
Dieier Gntidlu6 muroe IN Golse
eine2 biesbedasli&eu Griu@eua bes ia
pantheon Mini(ters Nutiu, Der elei@>
aeitie taiiert. iaPanif&er 3ommtRdr iir
bic @eltausiteluu9 lift, sefaBt uua BEN
8ublitum eiue Garantie flr onGdtbeit
bee aasaefeQteu drtiiel (uuie Der no.
turaetreuen 1 Biebersabe iapanii&en
2ebeus unb 9reibens 9ebeu ju tounen.
Ne6nlide Rasre9elu foQen, ,ueurt es
pom acknowledgements oerlaust miro,
audi bel enoerea @haultelun9eu in
Rraft treteu.
Qieut. Bater, @pe;ialtommiHdr fit
Merito, beridtet. oaB 9err Berringer,
Elm a%n9ejebener Raufmann ausIabasco.
cine prd9tiDe goqetlion feiner u.egita'
ni;heu. 6oliarteu 3urXusitelluus fenoe1
.uirb. Yluf Der legten @ariier d,,sitel'
luna bate er 100 BET fe,niteu 9ol5er
aussejteat. ,uel@e Babl er fhr bic Gbi'
cagoer Multequng aui 200 erb6ben ntb
banit cine 3iemlid uoQ1tdnbiee Golet'
ton Der beimii4en @ot5arter 5e'seu
>pirb.
Meu 6lbmales (Nuitralieu) bat feline
Ebeilnabme au9e3ei8t uno bereits cine
Rommi1iion, aus II M~it9leoern be-
itebenn, ernanrt, UNI bic n0tbi9eu Bor'
b~ereitunsen 5u trefeu.
8ertreter Der Militia perj9ieoener
@taaten Der union iperoer am 20. DIT.
B. 8. in Gb,caso juiammentrefen, UNI
iber cine ,ulroise Betbciluu8 bes Wtiz
litdr3 BEL ber am IL. Ottober 1892
tattfinbenben 9roben 3araoe 5u @bren
Der Observation-Disclosures III bera'
then. 9ie Delesaieu, ie elmer BON 1e,
benz. Staate Der Hnion, iino auf cine
biesbejleli@e Ginlaoung bes Nusltel>
lunssausi9uiies fir @eremon,en Don
ben relp.@ ouperneuren ernannt uoroen.
Nu4 Merito min an bieier Yaraoe
%tbeilnebmeu, tuie 2ieut. y. S. Batter
aus Merito i9reibt.
9ie Rafenuerbdltnife BEE Gusfel<
lu%n9sbehDrbe iinb bic bentbar eauiti9,
iten. 0ou ben @ubcr,ptiOns1iiten fiub
Dor ein,sen Eager bereits 900
baar elngeganaen, obsleiG ert 6095roc.
ber @e{ammt3ei9nunsen einseforoert
jino. Bic $1,000, 900, 5u bereu Ser
sabt ~ bic @taot Gbicasoa uerpFi4tet
bate, isbalb lei ber Nusiteluu9sseiea>
i@aft bic eriten 100000 baar ein'
aegansen iein tuerbeu, iiuo iest alio
fdaia uub bic Bombs tperoeu in tpeni9en
Eagen auf ben @artt toInu1en.
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XVIII, -| g.

gea9 Der Sbla@t bei @aterloo bate
0up,pia XVIII. feline Btebereinietnu8
,1ur ben Gn8ldnoeru III ueroaaten.
6urit Bli9er ueruleb, ieben}a0s na4
eebeiuen Snitruftiouen, ieoe Berabruuo
nit Jpn, uno belt audb ieiuen Geuetal'
ftabsde{ pom Shifting bata an; 3oi.
ier Meranber /. duberte {iM aber Biz
ku ui@tioeu 8rnlt ui@t beitimutt;; tn,r
B~eauaeteu BATH o1ttuen duftras. ben
sertriebeueu 46ui9 uieoer aaf ftt1tn
Ibroa IL }esen, e. beuo8 lin, ,tnter
fetuem e@abe feisrti@ III e4arttaa'
GambreFS ~eia)ajiepea uub tstte thu.
alb 9,bwis il a$aris eiutraf nit etobsm
Geprdagt Elm. So. =.
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x@eiue goat" - 70 ere6rt ibr
gatts - 1T 10 out, 10 uadbfa9tis &c
aes, Sebernaun; 1penn re S6les bon
sJ~eula1tben fpridt, slau6t ffr audi ni@t
Elm aBprt BACON" ', -..,
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pc 40uptf@@e.

.. 9se 4SuptfaA<.
Metses (uor benz Musfa5ren 5u fei'
r,eu, &re@t):. .s@orf@1 f9u' ben.
Sult1 ietn' Naulturb um - eber net
= fen, boB e. nod beiB'u ta1n!"
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Ser amseru6 6tgnern,

BON fraberen i@led5t uuterri@teten,
astronomer eriuuoen, 1T eutidiecen
fal}h; 60 8iebt i'm 9an5en Beltau teine1
eiuaisen @tiQe fte6enoeu Stern,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-25
CROWN AND SCEpTER,

King Humbert wears his hair la pom
padour.
BelCium's queen is clever sleight of
hand performer
The Duchess of Fife has had nine cradles
presented to her.
Albert Victor, the duke of Clarence, Is
growing bald on the back of his head.
The Empress Frederick Of Germany, is
colonel of the Second Guard Hussars of
Berlin.
The Prince of Wales is growing so stout
that his corpulency excites the critical
comment OF his friends, He has also be-
gun to dye his hair.
The Duke of Edinburgh is considered
the handsomest man in London, being
over six feet in height, muscular in build,
with ruddy complexion and regular fea,
lures
The Empress Elizabeth is growing fa-
nous as a mountain climber during her
stay at Gastein. She recently climbed the
Gamskahekogel which is mile and a
quarter in height, within five hours, max
ing one of the quickest ascents on record.
King Humbert of Italy is candid
enough to acknowledge his inability to
sing acceptably, and SO when Queen Mar
guerite wears spectacles, which he detests,
it is said he threatens to vocalize unless
she Immediately removes the obnoxious
glasses.
Fully 100000 has been spent on the EN-
press of Austria's new palace at Corfu. The
wood carving alone in one suite of rooms
cost $4,000 A villa built for the empress
near Vienna few years ago at an expen-
diture of SOC, 900 has never been occupied
by her because she took a dislike to the
place after 1t was finished.
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FASHIONS FOR MEN.

In neckwear, satin will not rule as here
tofore There are inuumerabe specula-
tons In new made up shapes.
The waistcoat lapels are still cut well
down, and the U-shaped opening is avoided.
There is Just shadow of following V-like
effect.
The wide, washable cravats are now tied
so that the loop extends out farther than
the ends, and they are worn with standing
collars
The rough finish has at last penetrated
the special realm of legwear Wool trou-
servings viii be popular the forthcoming
cold season.
The cut of the winter overcoats will be
easy without being fulsome or long. and
they will be made up principally in the
single breasted style. On the rough goods
the velvet collar will be deemed necessary
An Indication that the long tailed coat
and curl brimmed hat will not down" is
the tendency toward cutting the trousers
smaller in the leg For it is curious his-
torical fact that whenever long tailed coats
and big hats have been worn the trousers
were snug fitting. and Fur
nisber
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Brienets BY Wire.

Petroleum in large quantities has
been found in Fresno, Cal.
"Hurrah Clubs" parade New Or
leans nightly and shout "down with
the lottery"
The first -four days of this week
Welded 46 new cases of typhoid fever
in New York.
W. II. Dimond, the expert, will
start for Europe on his wool-gather-
ing trip on September 23.
National guard surgeons have
convened at Chicago to promote mod
ern surgery as applied to modern
warfare.
The Society of the Army of the
Cumberland at Columbus, o., Fri
day elected w. S. Rosecrans presi-
dent.
The body of young woman, sup
posed to be that of the suicide of
September 10, was found below Nj
agara Falls Friday.
A contest has begun in the Surro-
gates court at New York over the
100000 estate of Schuyler Skaats
of Cornwall on the Hudson.
About 200 boats line the banks of
the Erie Canal at Buffalo, and the
the boatmen are complaining about
the delay caused by low water at
Lockport.
Lieut.. Peary's wife writes to hel
mother at Richmond, Va, that the
Greenland explorers are getting on
nicely and will return in November
1892.
A Cuban cigarmaker to the prince
of Wales has given Delmonico p
Havanas such as Albert Edward
pays $500 per 1000 for. 1t costs
81 apiece to make them.
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OF the modern daughters Of Eve a
Boston paper says:
She can come to a conclusion with
out the slightest trouble of reasoning
on it, and no sane man can do that.
Six of them can talk at once, and
no two men can do that.
She can safely stick fifty pins IN
her dress while he is getting one un-
der his thumb nail.
She is as cool as q cucumber in a
half dozen tight dresses aud skirts,
while man will sweat and fume and
growl in one loose shirt.
She can talk as sweet as peaches
and cream to the woman she hates,
while two men would be pounding
each others head before they had ex-
changed ten words.
She can throw q stone with a curve
that would be fortune to base ball
pitcher.
She can say "no" in such q low
voice that it means eyes"
She can appreciate kiss from her
husband seyentv-fve years after the
marriage ceremony was performed.
She can walk half a night with @
colicky baby iii her arms without once
expressing the desire of numbering
the infant.
She can do more 10 Il minute thar
man can do in an hour, and do i,
| better.
I She can dive Il man crazy in TWEEN,
ty-four hours and then bring him tC
paradise in two seconds 10y simply
tickling him under the chin, and there
does not live that mortal son Of
Adams misery that can do it.
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Business Outlook.

New York, Sept. 1S.-R. g.
Dun & Cos weekly review of trade
says: The hot weather at the West
is worth to the country many millions
every day. Each clear and cloudless
day places millions of bushels of corn
beyond the possibility of harm from
frost, and a great part of the antici-
pated crop is already safe. The large
crops mean the farmers will be ena-
bled to buy more freely of the pro-
ducts of other industries and will paw
this fall vast amount of indebted
ness.
The actual improvement is seen in
nearl Y all the cities from which re-
ports are received this week. At
Boston trade is charging, with stca DIV
demand for boots and shoes and man.
ufacturers well employed, and the de-
mand for dry goods is excellent and
for wool very fair. 1t is especially
noteworthy that collections are i'm
proving at most points and that the
money markets are on the whole com
paratlyely easy, although the crops to
!be moved are enormous and the act
ual movement unprecedented. 1t is
4 surprising fact that, n0twithstand-
NC the output for pig iron is almost
equal to the largest ever known, the
price grows more steady and stiff,
and decidedly better tone is ohserv-
ed in all the important markets. An
awakening is seen in the boot and
Shoe business, although not at pres
ent equal to that of last year, but the
manufacturers have more satisfactory
orders and the feeling is more conf
dent. The wooden manufacture is do.
ing remarkably well in some branch
es, particularly in worsteds and dress
goods, and the demand for dress
goods notably exceed the present sup
ply. 1t is believed that in all-wool
cassimercs as much business is being
done as ever. Print cloths have adj.
vanced little and it is believed thai
this has been the largest season evel
known in prints.
The failures occurring during the
past seven days, as reported to r
q. Dun & Co. and f. Russell &
Co., number for the United State:
2l0; for the corresponding week las
year the figures were 164 in the Uni
ted States.
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All Sorts.

A huge elm tree is the center of a
railroad station in Soho, West Vir-
ginia. The roof is shaped like al
umbrella.
A frisco painting, dating from the
reign Of Trajan and representing the
Virgin nursing Tue Child, has been
discovered in the cemetery Of Priscil-
la at Rome.
A Tennessee paper publishes a
description Of single grapevine on
the Mccoy flats, near Big Brasly
Mountain, that extends over five acres
of ground. 1t bears only on alternate
years.
Whenever you commend, add your
reasons for doing so; it is this which
distinguishes the appreciation of a
man Of sense for the fattery of syco-
phants and admiration of fools. Sin
Richard Steele.
The catacombs of Rome contain
the remains Of about 100000 hu.
man beings and those of Paris about
100000. The latter were formerly
stone quarries. Many of the victims
of the revolution of 1924 are bur
led there.
The costliest dresses in the world
are worn by the women of Sumatra
They are made of pure gold and sill.
yer. After the metal is mined an6
smelted it is formed into fine wire
which is woven into cloth and after.
wards made into dresses.
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adorned, for the first time in his life,
with full beard. Then the secret was
out The kaiser had tarried at sea until
his whiskers grew.
He undoubtedly is immensely proud
of his new acquisition, for he has issued
an order that no more pictures shall be
sold in Germany which show him with
mustache only. AS result there is
great activity in art circles, and en-
gravers, photographers and photogra-
pliers are hard at work getting out
portraits of their sovereign as he now
appears,
Some weeks must elapse before pic
lures of the bearded kaiser can reach
America, and while waiting for them it
will do no harm to indulge in a little
anticipatory speculation. Has the young
monarch given Vandyke, Bouianger
or Walt Whitman twist TO his whisk-
ers! Do they look like his fathers or
like somebody else's?
These are questions to be settled later,
although the cable brings the news of
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II is with the greatest confidence that
Hoods Sarsaparilla is recommended for
loss of appetite, indigestion. sick head
ach, and similsr troubles. 1nis medicine
gently tones the stomach, assists diges-
ton, and makes one ''real hungry Per.
sons in delicate health. after taking
Hoods Sarsapalilla few days, find
themselves longing for and eating the
pla;1est food with unexpected relish.
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with gore or was WITH WALES BEARD.
he suffering from the chronic ailment
which he attributes to the strain of dis
eased Guelph blood" in his veins? But
one fact got to the general ear That
was that William had hurt his knee by
fall and was temporarily confined to
his cabin On this superstructure of
truth the papers outside of Germany
built sensational edifces of falsehood
The French journals particularly rev
eled in colossal fictions
One Paris daily outdid all rivals by
giving circumstantial account Of the
kaiser's madness - how he had gone
crazy, ordered the officers Of the yacht
from the deck and with the aid of
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tary policies OF
his own, practi-
cally declared his
autocracy and
countenanced by
personal praise
the customs in
vogue among stu.
dents. He has
dared to criticise
the connection OF
the Prince of
Wales with the
baccarat scandal,
has spoken Of
EnglaDd's volun-
taora 10 N Lot Of
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Vermont News.

st. Johnsbury has new and hand
some fountain its North Park.
Lyndonville is soon to have first
class creamery.
Joseph Fuller, prominent citizen
of Clarendon, died last Friday.
a new quarry of blue marble has
just been opened at Brandon.
A boy attending the St. Johns
bury fair came near being killed by a
ball from, those fair tine nnisauces,
target gun.
A general term of the Supreme
courd is ordered to be held at Mont
pelier on the third Tuesday of Octo-
Der.
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Hobson & Sons mill, dry house
and large lot Of lumber at East
Brighton were burned Wednesday at
ternoon. The estimated loss is S2o,'
900; Insurance small, The origin of
the fire is unknown,
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God" attempted
to navigate the
vessel alone. So
widespread and
alarming grew
the swollen mass
of ruinor that
when the impe-
rial craft made
port the specta-
tors half expected
to see a mailman
or a corpse
brought to land.
Instead, they be-
held a brisk, &C
tive. h cal t h y
nn,,pn -a,,tln,,,an
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-25

The Bristol Herald thinks there are
at least 1000 persons in Bristol that
cannot repeat the Lords prayer,
VIII this hold good throughout the
state or is Bristol particularly wick
ed ?
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-25

and for a time
was not on view
to any save the
sailors, his SER
wants and i'm
mediate family.
All Europe Won
dered at this re-
tirement and held
it's breath. Was
t h 9 impetuous
young ruler con-
cocting a plan of
campaign d e S.
tined to drench
t he continent
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-25
A Maid at the Window,

There's a pretty maiden over the way
Who smiles when she sees me here at my
work.
And she keeps me hard at it from morning
till night,
For with such monitor how can skirk.
She has golden hair and pearly teeth;
Her eyes are the shade of heavens own
blue.
Don't think I'm in danger, for confess
am most fifty; she isn't two.
New York Herald.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-25

Brother McMaster of the Wood
stock Age has mighty poor opinion
of the old cloven foot for he thinks
that he will not feel out of place in
the company of man who doesn't
pay for his newspaper.