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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-02-11
LYNDONVILLE.
Precautions against Fire.


Parker Ball, chief engineer of fire de
partment, has chosen Stephen Eastman
and Fred Bullock as assistants, and they
are this week examining every building
in the district. The work is being done
in a systematic manner, and their recon-
mendations OF repairs are being COM
piled with by house owners.
The Catholic Church Fire.
The insurance on the Catholic church
was only 5000, instead OF $500 as has
been reported. DR.. Copeland is circulat-
ing paper for subscription to assist the
Catholics in rebuilding their church, and
nearly $500 has already been sub
scribed.
A necktie party was given at Good
Templars hall last Wednesday evening.
There is to be leap year dance at
Music hall next Friday evening. The
gallery is open to anyone, but the floor
only to those who have cards of invita-
ton.
A branch of the merchants Retail
Commercial Agency was organized here
last Tuesday evening. Nearly all our
merchants and business men are, or will
be- nemb erS
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CABOT.

Mrs James Stone is reported to be i'm
proving, with some prospects of recovery
Wells & Rogers are improving the
looks of their store by sheathing it over
head.
The ladies' society are to give an enter
tainment at the Congregational church
next Friday evening. All are invited.
The young ladies are to give a leap
year promenade, at village hail. Satur-
day evening Music will be furnished by
the Cabot cornet band.
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EAST HARD WICK.

Frank Fayis sick with pneumonia.
G. L. Johnson went to Boston last
week Mrs. Johnson visited her father
and mother at Monroe, n. H., last week.
The Grange ladies reading club give a
basket supper and observation social at
the village hall this evening (Thursday.)
Eddie Newell is visiting friends here.
d. w. Jenness was in town over Sun
day.. T. Burdck's brother and wife of
st. Johnsbury visited him the first ofthe
week
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EAST BARNET.

The grip has left us entirely Mrs
Gammell and Mrs. Somers, who were so
very sick with it, have nearly recovered.
The Roy Brothers are making things
quite lively in their shop and saw mill
They are going to put IN a sh1ngle
machine to accommodate their custom
ers. They have received a large order
for croquet sets. which Will make rushing
business for awhile.
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appointed for Friday at G. G. Nelson's is
postponed one week in consequence OF a
sociable at Geo. Cochran's for that even
ing.
The town auditors and other officers
are in session this week, and the showing
Will be very creditable for the
management of town affairs. The town
debt is reduced at least one halt.
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NORTH DANYILLE.

Miss |. E Shattuck, who died at St
Adams last week, of heart failure folio W
ing the grip. formerly resided in thi:
town, but went some years ago to Lud
low, and then to St. Adams, where She
was engaged in the dressmaking bust
ness.
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WEST WATERFORD.

The sick are on the gain.
\ donation will be given Rev. George
Roger on Feb. 16, afternoon and even
ing, at the parsonage.
r. NJ. Lawrence started his steam mill
on the I'd. He has the contract to fur
nsh the lumber for T. II. LISTERS big
barn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-02-11
WEST CONCORD.

Mrs. Benjamin Sanborn died here on
Thursday last. Her husbands brothers,
Chas. and William Sanborn of Holyoke,
Mass, came up to attend the funeral.
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Commissioners Notice.
HARVEY E. PIERCE'S ESTATE.

HARVEY E. PIERCE'S ESTATE.
The subscribers having been appointed by
the honorable Probate court for the district
of Caledonia, commissioners to receive. ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of Harvey E.
Pierce, late of St. Johnsbury, in said district,
deceased, and the term of six months from
the 9TH day of January, 1892, being allowed
by said court to the creditors of said deceased,
to exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us: Give notice that will attend
to the duties of our appointment at the Gale
donia National Bank in Danville. in SAID dis
trict, on the Sd day of March and the Ith
day of July next, at one O'Clock, in the
afternoon, on each of said days.
GEO. B. DAVIS,
T. B. MATTOCKS,
Commissioners.
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RYEG4TE.
A Farmers Meeting.

A meeting of the Farmers Club will be
held at Depot hall, Wednesday evening,
Feb. II. Topic for discussion, Which
greatest advantage ?" Leaders, Harvey
Dunn, Geo. Cochran, W. ]. Nelson, n.
H. Kicker, G. @. Nelson and Frank Nc
Call. AS this is a subject of the greatest
Importance to every farmer it is desired
that there be full house. You are
all cordially invited to come and take
part in the discussion.
A Boy Killed by the Cars.
A sad accident occurred at the crossing
on the A. A. Miller farm last week. Two
boys were coasting across the track,
when the mail train up struck the for
ward boy, killing him instantly. The
other boy was not injured, but had a
very narrow escape. The train did not
stop to allow the trainmen to consider
what damage had been done.
Farmers are busy getting up ice.
The " c T II SOciable which was
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We must close out our large stock to do ~
this we have marked our goods correspond wv n x
ingly low. WE WANT YOUR TRADE "A
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-02-11

TO quality lamb Z to 1O12c.; veal 6 to
lie.
HAY AND STRAw-Fancv $500 to 49,
90; fair to good $1,000 to 100;
rye straw S14.00; oat straw 500 to
500.
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XXY AnV We are sure that if you will look goods
wv ~ = convince you that
n offering goods lower than the lowest.
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Farmers are busy getting up ice.
The ". {. T. U. sociable which was
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Estimate Of. His Wealth.

No two tales agree as to the mount
OF MI. Gonld's fortune. The most con-
%servatiye figures place it ut about 500.
100000, while some people on Wall
street, who think they know some
thing about his business, figure that
he has got together fully S100, 900. 900.
His known holdings of securities are
about as follows:
Manhattan Elevator stock and bonds,
Western Union leased lines, stock and
bonds; Missouri Pacific stock, Missouri
Pacific bonds, Wabash stock, Union
Pacific, about 50, 00O. 600 of the colIat.
cral trust bonds: Texas Pacific stock, a
small interest in the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas issues, an unknown interest
in New York and Northern securities.
a large block Of government bonds and
controlling interest with Mr.. Sage in
the st. Louis Western issues.
MI. Gould was known 10 hold about
$4,000, 900 of first class railway mort
gage bonds upon roads other than those
controlled or managed by him. Besides
these he had large investments in a
number of properties concerning which
the general public knew little or moth
ing. His holdings Of Union Pacific and
Kansas Pacific bonds which have never
been stated must be large, but it is not
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THE RAILROAD kING IS DEAD
Jay Gould Passed Away at 9a5
Friday Morning.
Career Of the Man Who Began Lie With a
Mouse Trap and Ended With tho
Country in His crasp.Ths
Effect on Change.

New YoRK. Dec. 3.-Mr. Gould, the
great financier, died Friday morning at
o:1s. The news was not made known
to those outside the house OF the mil
lionaire until a half hour after the
event. The first authentic news Of the
event came from the colored butler,
who came to the door of the house and
in response to q question said, Eyes,
Mr.. Gould is dead. Mr.. Gould died
surrounded by members Of his family
and faithful physicians. All day Thurs
day contradictory reports regarding
Mr.. Gould's condition We're circulated,
but late in the evening, however, it
was acknowledged that he was failing
fast and that in all probability he
would not ecovc However, at /
o'clock Friday he seemed to rally
somewhat and the lights were turned
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Earthquake, In Salvador.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Dec. 3.-The
steamer City Of Panama, which arrived
Wednesday night, brought furthernews
OF recent earthquakes in San Salvador.
Signs of activity were noticed about
the crater of Conchuqa, a volcano near
Laniun in the gulf of Fonseca, on the
2sth. A violent earthquake followed
at 10 o'clock that night. The 5000 in
habitants of Laniun fled to the beach.
Shock after shock struck the city and
buildings We're tumbled in ruins. The
stone cathedral was reduced to q heap
and fifty or sixty other buildings were
completely wrecked. Tw%enty-four per.
sons Were injured.
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A Young Texas Liar.

Tommy Pctcrby, n Harlem youth
who is always accused Of some mis-.
chief, usually gets out of the scrape by
pleading it happened accidentally. His
last trouble was stealing about a bushcl
of peaches out of his fathers garden.
He blubbcrcd out finally when tho
trunk-strap was uncoiled:
II didn't do it o purpose, papa; I
never meant to do It,"
The boy who says he ate q bushel Of
peaches Internationally will. unless he
is checked in time. tell a lie without
knowing it and say he meant to do it
all the timc.-'rexas Siftings.
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~ think he has left town. He was
not good looking. possibly as good as
myself. He's II Swcde nbout rs yea
old and has six fingers on each hand.
That's funny, Isn't it? I'm going back
to Salem this evening, but don't sup
pose he is there
The police are looking for Lindahl,
but think he must have left town carly
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Syrup

IUpGE 7. B. FILL, OF the SuperIoF
Court. Walker county, Georgia,
thinks enough Of German Syrup to
send us voluntarily strong letter
endorsing it. When men OF rank
aud education thus use and recon-
mend an article, what they say is
worth .,he attention of the public:
1t is above suspicion. - have used
your German Syrup" he says, for
my Coughs and Colds on the Throat
and Lungs. / can recommend It Tor
them as a first-class medicine. p
Take no substitute. D
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HoW's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot. be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL CHENEY &CO., Props, Toledo, o
We, the undersigned, have known F.. j
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all bushes.
transactions n financially able to carr,
out any obligation made by their firm.
WEST & TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. o.
WALD1Ne, K1SSAS & MARVIN, wholesal,
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucou.
surfaces OF the system. Price 75c per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists. Testimonial.
free.
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Ar.,rih,. strain.

son-H you think I al be q news
paper writer like You, what's the use
of my taking up g many studies on
subjects that newspapers never talk
about!
Father "a dramatic criticl-They are
simply for mental discipline, and the
cultivation Of the powers of memory,
analysis, etc.
Son-Whatg good will that do?
Father-If you do not acquire great
powers Of concentration, combined
with wonderful penetration, backed by
enormous retention, you will never be
able to get the hang Of the family his
tory outlined by the servants in the first
act OF a new play.
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YOUR HEALTH.

The citadel Of life must be guarded at
two points. In the first place, there is
danger of taking cold. We take cold
through the skin and this affects the
kidneys and the lungs. So intimately
are these organs connected, that a cold
affects both. In order to relieve the
system, both should be treated, or
rather, the whole system should be reg
nlated. This is done by Reid's German
Cough and Kidney Cure. 1t acts as a
stimulant and restores the organs to
action. The other weak spot is the
digestion. When the food does not
Nigest, it accumulates and causes fever,
s.ckness anddeath. The Laxative Gum
Drops will remove all waste material
from the system, and do it without
pain or gripping. Ask your druggist for
these remedies and see that he gives
them to you.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co.,
Peoria, Ill.
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A christmas Present From Dr.. TaImage.

A Christmas Present From Dr.. Talmage.
DR.. TALMAGE, who has q genius for do
ing things on q gigantic scale, recently
placed the largest book order ever re-
corded. It was for 100, 600 beautiful OXFORD
TEAcHERs' BIBLES, fresh from the Oxford
University Press OF England, each Bible
containing 1850 pages, bound in leather.
Divinity Circuit, gilt edges and round
corners. With these 100, 900 Bibles it is
the intention of DIR. Talmagc to make 1OO,-
900 hearts happy by making o Christmas
present to each new subscriber to THE
CHRISTIAN HERALD at $2.
DIR. TALMAGE is editor Of THE CHRISTIAN
HERALD. which is issued every Wednes-
day, and it is needless to say that it is
edited in his happiest vein. 1t is filed
with bright pictures and every issue con-
tains y charming piece of music contrib
uted by Ira D.. Sankey.
The orders for the Christian Herald
since DR.. Tnlmage's Christmas present
was first mentioned by the press, are pour
ing in by mail, telegraph and express Mt
such a tremendous rate that is quite evil
dent that the supply will.give ont before
the end of the present month. Each one
Of these bibles contains n concordance,
subject-indey, twelve beautiful colored
maps and a great quantity of information
absolutely indispensable to a proper inter
probation Of the holy scriptures.
Tho best investment of a two-dollnr note
is to send it to T. Dewitt Talmage, ~ to
7S3 Bible House. Do it today.
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a&y-It will be TO Your interest when
writing to advertisers to say you saw this
advertisement in this paper.
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Francois VIII Be Extraditad.

, LONDON, Dec. 3.-Lord Chief Justice
Coleridge refused to grant a writ OF
habcas corpus in the case Of the French
man Francois, who, a fevl uys,
was ordered to be surrendered to the
French officers by Sir John Bradge, sit
ting in the Bow street %extradition
court, to be taken to Paris to answer
tho charge Of blowing up the Cafe
Very in the Rue MAGENTA in April last.
This ends the long struggle in behalf
of Francois, who will now be extra
dited.
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South Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA, Dec. 6.
Hogs-Light, s5.ao@6.o5; mixed, 5000
Cos; heavy, q. 9596.1 10.
Cattlc-Stockers and feeders, s2.Oo@
2.25; cows, $ ,00@2.50 70; oommo;4, 75c@s1.O.
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why sherman ra,ked with Him.

A veteran tells th;s little story to the
Washington Post: az was in a rail-
road car on a certain occasion going to
the unwilling of a monument to some
general. We were in the smoker, when
General Sherman. who had been buck
in the sleeping ear. came in. He sat
down and began talking to me. IN q
few minutes an old soldier came in
and said: General Sherman. ! want
to shake hands with you. I am an old
soldier and fought through the war;
Tell INC, sud General Sherman, reach
Ing ont his hand. did You put down
the rebcllionT No well, sit down,
then. am always glad IL talk with
an old soldier who didn't put down the
,.nhn1Ii,po .D
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A Dangerous Deadlock

Occurs when the sieve-like action of tke
Kidneys Is interrupted, and they partially
cease to secrete from the blood those inn
such important channels. Bright's dis
ease, diabetes, suppression of the urine,
and weakness and inaction of the bladder
these are complaints to the relief of
which Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is adj
mlirably adapted. These ailments UNI
checked are very formidable, and the util-
itE of a ecourse to this fine remedy and
preventive cannot be pleaded with too
much insistence. The Bitters Is likewise
eiticacious in an incompatible degree for
malaria, indigestion, costiveness, rheuma-
tism and debility. In neuralgia it has
relief.
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SCHEMING IN MONTANA.
A Plan to Send a Republican to the unItet
Cnnato

Senate.
HELENA, Mont, Dec. 5.--Great ex-
citement has been o%ccasioned in politi-
cal circles in the last forty-eight hours
over the announcement thatthe republi-
cans and DAILY democrats have perfected
n scheme to send Lee Mantle, the re-
publican mayor of Butte, to the United
States senate. The senate stands nine
democrats and seven republicans. The
house stands twenty-seven democrats,
twenty-five republicans and three pop
ulists. The seat of A. L. Hamilton,
democrat, Of Chotcau county, is con
tested. 1t is stated that two democrats
will vote with the republicans to IN
seat Hamilton and at least two other
democrats. which with a republican
populist will give the republicans a
bare majority on joint ballot. The
democratic state central committee will
make an effort to checkraate the move.
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THEY WILL BACK FAUST.
Ward g. Hopkins Engage Counsel to De.
fend the Murderer of Laura Day.

Ward & Hopkins Engage Counsel to De-.
fend the Murderer of Laura Day.
OMAHA, Dec 3.-George Faust, who
murdered his mistress, Laura Day, is
sinking rapidly and the chances are
that he will never stand in the dock.
Ward & Hopkins, the re~staurateurs,
have very generously come to the
young mans aid. He was formerly m
ployed by the firm in their Sioux City
restaurant, and they are firmly con-
WINGED that he is insane. While
in their employ he was full OF
cecentricities and was always looked
upon as n little off. The firm has re-
tanned able counsel and will stop ut no
expense. 1--WE have no interest in
Faust" said Mr.. Hopkins, 'other than
that he was a former cmploye and a
very capable one. We believe Faust is
insane and we propose to see that he is
not railroaded to the gallows."
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Miss Homans. head of the normal
school of gymnastics in Boston, in a re-
of a class of thirty-seven, there were but
two of the young women at the end of tho
school year who continued to wear c~orscts,
and no one continued to wear French
heels. Last year, ont of a class of seventy
ono, seven-cighths gave up wearing cor
sets,r
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William II. English, of Indianapolis,
candidate for vice-president on the Han.
cock ticket in 1880, is still described as n
business man in his prime, with "iron
gray" hair and "fiashing eyes,, He de.
votes himself to the accumulation OF
wealth, although already the possessor of
many millions.
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Fitzgerald Murder Case,

Flew ORLEANS, Dec. 3.-Slow pro
gross is being made in the Fitzgerald
murder trial, only even jurors having
been secured so far. An extra panel of
100 talesmen has been ordered by Judge
Ferguson. The trial will probably last
a week.
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Speaking of the establishment of the
Cudahys at Sioux City the Kansas City
Drovers Telegram says: 1t is now Sioux
City's time to laugl, aud buy bigger hats.
| We congratulate the fortunate city ON her
acquisition and trust that her fondest
hopes may be realized.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, dec. U.
Cnttle-Choice beeves, g. 5OG5,7 stock
ers and feeders, 81. 7593.25; COWS and
bulls. s.. 35M3.25; Texans, S2.2543.D.
Hogs-Henvy, s. W96.W; mixed, $3.50
@i.25; light. IS. 7O96. Is.
Sheep-.Natives, s. GO@5.1O; westerns,
IS. 0O(d4 rs: Texans, S3.bOM4.4 As.
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To Pension Mrs, Jeff Davis.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. aDec =

MONTGOMERY, Ala, 3Dec. There
was a bill introduced in the legislature
providing for an annuity of $500 for
Mrs. Davis, widow of jefferson Davis,
during her life. The bill met with
much favor. 1t will undoubtedly be
passed.
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MARKETS.
Live Stock,

Fl SIOUX CITY, Dec. 6.
H~ogs-Light, s. .so@5.oo; mixed, $3.50
$40: heavy, tB.OO@615.
Cnttlc-Stcers, 1,lOO to 1900 pounds,
81. a003.75; feeders, $l.25@3.W; stockers,
81. 7592.M; cows, common to good, sl.0O9
$50: ycariings, sl.50td2. 80; bulls, $1.25@
eco: veal calves. g. OO@4.00.
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Queen Victoria has six children,
thirty-six grandchildren and thirteen
REORGANIZATION, the last odd and un-
lucky number having just been born.
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Two Cases Of Typhus Fever.

New YORK, Dec. 3.-Two cases Of
typhus fever have developed in this
city. one in Bellevue and another in the
Chambers street hospital. Both of the
cases are those of men who were lodR-
crs at 173, Park row. They have been
removed to North Brother island,
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Child Enioy,

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effect Of Syrup of Figs, when in
need Of q laxative, and if the father OF
mother be costive or bilious, tho mos,
gratifying results follow it's use: so tina,
It is the best family remedy known AMI
every family should have n bottle.
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John 9. A. Aerring, of Philadelphia,
hns just completed his fortieth year with
The Adams Express company. He is man
ager of all the lines east of Ohio to Jersey
City, and has charge of 1000 agencies.
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kansae c;tv

KANSAS CITr, Dec. 6.
Cattlc-Drcssed beef and shipping
steers, k3.l09f.70: cows, y .4Og2. IS stock
crs and feeders, 81. 30Y3.45.
uogs-All grades, 81. 05@8.0O.
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-Alvinza Hayward, one Of the e~arliest
OF the gold millionairss Of California, is
very old and feeble now. He is worth
probably 500, 00o, 900 or more, but has drop
ped completely out of sight behind the
bonanzaists.
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isn't it outrageous to have abuse
hcaped upon you in the ncwspapers?i'
said the hero of n scandal to Oscar Wilde.
Yes" replied the knowing Oscar; "it's
bad enough to be abused, but how much
worse to BIO ignored"
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Wv. c. Wardwell, ex-licutenant-gsv
ernor of Rhode Island, never wears hose.
although his business as a coal and lum-
Der dealer ut Bristol has made him
wealthy.
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"A prize OF $500 has been offered by
Baron Leon De Ieneval, of Nice, to be
awarded in Florence next September, to
the person who will invent q microphonic
apparatus for improving the hearing OF
deaf PERSONS.