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CompleteIr Uprooted.

How many remedies there are which merely re-
heve without uprooting disease. The contrast
with sterling medicines which such paIliatives
afford not only enhances the dignity OF the former
but serves TO emphasize the folly OF employing half
way measures when thorough ones are available A
marked Instance Of this Is the effect, on the one
hand, OF hostetter's stomach Bitters in cases Of
ehiIls ana fever aud bilious remittent. and on the
other OF ordinary remedies In maladies OF this type
BY the Bitters maiaTal complaint in every stage
and OF the most malignant type, are completely
conquered and lose their hold upon the system
They rarely. II ever, disiodged by the ordinary
resources OF medielBe alth ough their symptoms
may unqaestionably be mitigated throngh such
The holds good OF Indigestion,
biiiousness, kidney complaint. rheumatism. ner-
sousness and debility. BY the Bitters they are
cured when many remedies fail. @
The morning call., 1893-02-08

81 20, Nothing wa doing IN the Gold Hill stocks
and they remained steady with Belcuer selling at
soc, Challenge 45e, Crown Point Use, Overman .5c
Seq. Reicher SOC and ct 75c. After rhe call
prices shaded of a few cents aud did not show any
change on the 2 80 r cal. with the exception Of
Chollar and Potosi which were in demand at zoe
and ST. so respeetyslp
after the call there was no particular change in
prices
NOTES.
Silver sold yesterday at $3.50 In New York and
1855 In London.
Another shipment of bullion, OF the ASSAY value of
$4345 7S. has been received from the Con New
York making the total for January $2l 4s6 81.
bullion shipment containing 4S75 fine ounces
has been received from the Mount Diablo.
The U nj Consolidated reports a credit balance
OF $I053 90.
The weekly reports of the Tuscororas are as
follow:
NAvAJo-WOrk for the week has been confn ed
to the slopes above the 800 level which are Weld.
Ing the same as at last report.
BELLE lsLE-West crosscut 250 level extended
- ieet, cutting a small seam of good ore. No
change elsewhere.
NORTH BELLE IsLE-Have resumed work In the
slope above the south 400 ievet which Is showing
little more ore. The north 800 slopes yielding
the same
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MARKET STREET.
RENTS So $50.

RARE BARGAIN.
75xI0o; 248O-24go Market ST.; II modern fats.
| and rooms and bath each re ats $3.50
HERMANN-sTREETD DWELLING.
25113712 4ls Hermann st. n. line, near Blu,
chanan; rooms and bath; electric appliances and
all modern Improvements
VALENCIA ST.. BET. 18TH AND nth.
6OxS8: 53S540 Valencia ST., f. line, between Six
teenth and Seventeenth: improvements CONSIST OF
wagon and paint shop, french laundry and fat.
Sold 10 close an estate.
VALENCIA-sT. STORE. STABLE AND FLAT.
35x125-l038 Valencia, F. line n. of 22d: with
slight changes VIII rent Tor $780, sold by order OF
Eastern owner
MONTGOMERY AVENUE CORNER.
% so.loo-Front on MONTGOMERY ave ana Fnbsrt
proVements; drug store, basement and fats.
POST STREET BUILDING LOTS.
Two lots. each 27x76 :. Ilne 27 feet W. Of FIJI
more also lot, 27x75, s line Z. OF Steiner, These
three lots IN desirable location and in a fash
lonaole neighborhood
TWENTY FIRST.ST HOUSE AND GROUNDS.
441115-2lsr ST.. above Valencia: 10 rooms; all
modern improvements. between two car lines; Sc
lect nelghborhood; sunny belt.
DoLoRES-STREETL LOTS.
52xl25-w line 1872 feet n of 22d; surrounded
by hrstclass improvements; close to electric rail-
road and in Mission sunny belt; in or lots.
CHATTANOOGA STREET LOT.
26Il26-E. line. 1872 feet n. OF 22d; cheap.
LAGUNA-sTREET RESIDENCE LOT.
81 8xl00-E. line of Laguna so feet s. OF Vallejo;
fine marine view; bargain.
EIGHTEENTH STREET INVESTMENT.
25xS5-337 18th. f of Valencia; 8 flats; rents
$52 the location is suitable for business sale under
order OF court.
JANGTON STREET
25x75-241 Langton, of Bryant. bet. 7th and sth
sts.; fats; rents $40.
60x300-San Bruno road, through to Bernal st.
or ave; block SAL, Precita Valley lands; Omnibus
cable-ears pass
GIFT MAP NO. 2-23 LOTS.
Lots 7s7 TO 7a3. both Included. and $685. both
Included fronting Crescent ave. Banks, Pulasky
and Schuyler SITS. fe5 IL IA Is 10
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posR, who talks IN ms WISE:
prior to establishing the exclusive saddle
train and the expulsion of the left out
trains, the travel to Yosemite had been rap
idly increasing.
There had been healthy competition in
The two leading branches Of business
hotels and saddle-trains. Hotel rates were
s. per day downward; saddle-train rates,
So per day downward. and tourists were
taken to all of the greatest aud grandest
points Of interest about the valley, instead
Of minor points where 1t is less work Tor
the animal TO carry the rider.
"Of course the tourists are at the mercy
of those who have them IN charge, and
there is but enc side TO the song that IS
sung in their ears.
an the beginning ali tourists reached the
valley By a long tide IN the saddle.
Three stage roads were built into the
The morning call., 1893-02-08
New York Markets.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 7.-Buslness In stocks today
WAS only moderate In amount and for the most
part professional. But the bulls were 10 control
the market. for Sterling Exchange indicates q re-
newai OF gold shipments Distillers were pressed
for SALE and closed With fractional loss while
American Tobacco closed at the lowest point with
net loss OF rs per cent The railroad list closed
comparatively strong at fractional gains Govern
ment bonds dull and easier. The Petroleum mar
54ssc.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7-United States Bonds, as
ia: do Us, 100; Northern Pacific 1894; Cana
dian Pacific, S6ss; Central Pacific. 28I4: Unlon pa
eifc. 4O34 Atchison and Santa Fe, 34;4; Wells
Fargo, las; western Union, SO; Silver $3.50:
Sterling, 81 s615@4 ss1a 20
wheat - March. soc. Flour. steady Coffee
81 SO. Sugar, 1898 7-l6c Hops-Pacifc Coast
21Q24c. Hides. l21zc Copper-Lake sl2 Tin
Spot $40 20 Lead-DOmestlc IS 80. Iron, SIG.
Petroleum, 643ac. T'
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One More Recount.

Another election recount was commenced
yesterday before Judge Hebbard. P. F.
Dundon contests the election Of Albert
Heyer as Supervisor of the Ninth Ward.
who was declared elected by ninety-fye
majority, and h. j. Stafford contests the
election Of J. Il. Culver as School Director,
whose majority was about 2C0
The morning call., 1893-02-08
Chicago MarIrets

CHICAGO. Feb. Wheat was fairly active and
opened ss9s4c higher on continued bad weather
In the winter Wheat belt. held outside figures for n
time, broke s49lc on free offerings nuctuated ana
closed 1sc lower than yesterday. keceipts 10 ouo
bushels; shipments. 2s,0U0 bushels. Rye bSc.
Barley 64c ~
435sc Pork-Sl9 O5. Lard-SiI 929% Rihs
SO Us. WhiskY-$l II. - 9
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Produce Market,

FLOUR-Prices show no change. Trade is about
up TO the average Net cash prices are. Family ex.
tras. So 90a4; Takers extras. - SO9i; supernne
81 1908 10 p Dbl
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are quiet at 2Os022s sd
according TO size OF vessel and the other usual
ditionE Tho chartered Wheat feet In port has a
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A Native Sons, Hall

The Native Sons of the Golden West are
taking active steps TO form an association
to be composed of delegates Of the various
parlors of this city. with a view to secure by
purchase suitable piece Of ground upon
which to erect a hall for the use of the
Ordar
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the force was made, while the city has been
growing all the time In his bill he also wants
his chief deputy's salary raised to $500 a
month, his second deputs's to $50. while he
would be content to have his other deputies
have salaries OF 1928 a month.
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The Coroner's Bill.

Coroner jerome Hughes. speaking oil the
bill he has had introduced In the Leglsia-
ture, said yesterday that he only asked IN
she bill for two more deputies, making lonr
In ali. He claims that the WORK Vi .ns
Coroner's Office REQUIRED four deputies. ana
that It is many years since any increase ID
The morning call., 1893-02-08
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. THE spot market IS lower
st 6s I'D. Csrgoes easy at BIS for of coast.
Bis I'D for just shipped and 3Os 90 for nearly due
FUTUREs
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter: Feb
ruaTy. IS ll14d: March. IS I'D; April, So llsId d.
May. 6s lad; June 6s ned; July. Us I'd.
sECURITIEs.
LONDON. Feb. T. - Consols 80 ll.l6. Silver
3S3sd; Rentes, 98f 97I2e. Bullion into Bank OF
England, GA 900.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENf SALE NOTICE YELLOW
~ Jacket silver Mining Company. Location Of
works ana principal place Of Business, Gold Hill,
Storey County Nevada.
Notice-TheFe are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF s3ssssment no 59I
levied the sixth day OF December, 1892 ths
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
Enectiya ahaFehoIdsFs az follows.
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The Fire Record.

The alarm from box 81 at 30 o'clock yes
terday afternoon was for a fire In four
story frame building at oil Turk street
known as the Marguerite House. The fire
was caused by defective lue and the dam
age was $50. The clearinghouse Is run by
Mrs McConneIlV
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elected for the ensuing year: President.
Mrs. William Alvord vice. presidents. Mrs.
c. o. Gillespie and Mrs. G. 0. Gerberding
treasurer, Mrs. Henry Haight; secretary,
Mrs. +. AacCrellish. The managers elected
are Mrs. ". Z. Davis, Mrs, s. E. Dutton,
Mrs James r. Garniss. Mrs. Charles Hol-
brook. Mrs. D. W. Horsburgh. Mrs. John
Middleton, Mrs. W. Il. SmedberE. Mrs.
a bert T. SPOTS, Mrs, A. c. Wskeman,
Mrs. W. Ashburner, Mrs. Kirkham Wright
and Mrs. S. B. Weleh.
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Hops are quiet and unchanged.

SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Firm and quiet with fair demand AZ nm.
changed pr ces.
Cofee-IrreguIsr. closing SOLO points in ad
vance February, Sl7 65i March, SIT so; April
SIT 10.
COPPER.
Copper consumers have no difficulty In providing
Tor their wants at IL. 100 l21sc, February and
March delivery. Al these figures the large com
panies are not In the market. IL Is reported that
Calumet and Hecla Is holding for l21Sc This con-
dition indicates a very lin tied demand Casting
Copper 10 In very fair demand at IL SsD IL IAc
The morning call., 1893-02-08
Frchange and BuIIion

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-wool is less active Do
nestle Fleece. 27932c; Pulled. 2U@37c: Texas,
l792lc v %.
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Wood Market.

Posts quotable at l01Rc each; Redwood, 50 80 p
cord: oak. rouzh, 81 25@T 80: peeled, So IS; Pine,
SO rs p cord; Railroad Ties 371ac apiece for 6x8,
Ale for 7xS and 45150c for 7x9
TANBARK-Grou Bark. S24 p ton.
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Aud In accordance with law. and order or
the Board OF Trustees, made GA the 9Th day OF
December, 1922. SO many shares OF each par
eel OF such stock may be necessary VIII be sold
at public auction at the ofcs OF the company, ISIS
Main ST.. Gold Hill, New. on TUESDAY. ths l&tA
day OF February. 1898. At l O'clock NJ. OF said
day pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs OF sdvertjine and expeas31 OF
sals. ljal7 tai W. II. BLAUVELT SecretarT
The morning call., 1893-02-08

NEW WESTERN HOTEL,
L EARNY AND WASHINGTON STS-REMoO-
IN eled and renovated. KING. WARD Co
European plan. Rooms soc to 81 so psr d&y. 81 to
~ per week, IS 10 $50 per month: Tree baths: hog
and cold water every room; nre CRATES Ia eVsrJ
room; elevator runs All night tel1 WsS&Su IL
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YOSEMITE WRONGS
Whv the Tourists Look
AskanCe.
A POLICY OF EXCLUSION.
The Story Told by John Conway of
Cold Springs, Mariposa
County.
- oURIsTs to the 70

W hlC i = 10 Tue u
semitic Valley have had
their say as to the spolia-
ton there, and they
have dealt with the sub
ject in no tender way.
The artists have also
had their say. Likewise
such men as Muir and
CONFESS.
Now comes John Con-
way, a resident of Cold
Spring. county of Mari
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
John Derbyshire n DR. II Powers Cal
Mrs Derbyshire. Rev + H Hartman Cal
Miss DerDyshi y n Parnenter, u SN
8 Richards stockton Mrs Psrmeuter, Mare Isl
Mrs q Richards StOckn Curtis TObey Cal
l. L Hackfedt. London Mrs g Tobey. Cal
Clarke Boston Mrs NJ y Wyckon Japan
Mrs K Clarke Boston DIR Wakefield, San jose
l. Lang, Iowa ID Hayes. Larkspur
Mrs / Lang Iowa Mrs Foye Sacramento
A l. Chase y Y J X Bowler. Geysers
+ W Hollis, Cleveland r Redmond. Chicago
Miss Hollis, Cleveland Chas L Barrett Cal
Rev McGOwan Fresno Miss Barrett, Cal
Rev Anderson, Cal Morgan, Washington
Miss Donnelly, Cal + Randall Chicago
Mrs Donneliy. Cal NJ Gage Riverside
K Hudson. y W r Wallace, n
J A Lewis san jose JB West Boston
Mrs Lewis. San Jose w q Swalwell, Washingn
Miss Currler, Denver Mrs 6 Swalwell. washn
q Currler' Denver 9 SWslwell Jr, Washn
Mrs 9 Currler, Denver T Klcn. n
6 Faw, Gonzales Frank Soue. Cal
Kendall. chicago n Sawyer Sacto
J Olrich, Beaver NJ Smith Sacto
Mrs Enga d. Phila John L Speares sacto
Miss Ensard. Phila Cray, Cal
Don Ray, G Cannon. London
DR. A & smith, Palermo Root Cannon, Paris
A Lindsey, Tacoma Faw. 6onzates
Capt Stsrlln. Portld MIST Faw Gonzales
W sargeans, Va Capt Warwick, Y
NJ Call, y I
PALACE HOTEL
"a Armstrong, Ny Miss stoddard, Ohio
j G Mckee Oakland G. Stoddard Ohio
Sachs, Los Angeles l. StOddard. ohio
w Chapman. Ind NJ Hearns. Chicago
w Murphy, Seattle Barryelotti Sta Clara
y / DIVER. OR DR. Wilson. Utah
NJ Tracey, Conn j Sparks Reno
4 -
q Brown & W. Wash w Yerington Nev
Mrs L Lodge & daugh- @ Knapp & W Chicago
tiers, wash w Stearns Boston
Miss Greene, Wash l. Shippee. Stockton
Miss Gillette, Wash Miss Butler, Tehama
Bowman a W. Utah CA Magee, q SA
Miss Asper Salt Lake l. w Brown. Palo Alto
Hamilton, Fanshaw W. Eng
Noall W. salt Lake Breen. HOLSTER
A Weber & dau Wis Mrs Churchill Aapa
Green, Trenton Miss Churchill Napa
u l. Hubbell 4riz ID & Wheeler. Reno
II Boomer. London Capt j J O'Connell. u A
Miss Phillips, Ohio + r Woodwork, Miss
Miss Schenck. ohio Miss T. Stoddard, Ohio
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Sparrow. Alameda M Charlson 4 W, Or
w Sweeney, Columbia Leverton. Victoria
Young. Portland ID Brown, Seattle
X Mclean & W. Iowa w w Nelson. Grass Valley
DR. II w Emerson Cen i w Johnson. Seattle
tervie Bears Seattle
walker Sausaiito Brown. Seattle
Is Martin. SausaiIto Black, Seattle
A Jones, Seattle i Couts0n, Seattle
Z Nayione, MADEIRA w Boyd, Seattle
Miss Walls, Cal NJ Hoods, Seattle
II Walls. Cal w Bonne, Tacoma
} NILS * W. Oakland 4 Kemp, Seattle
Mrs Baker. Wash A Grandson, Los Ang
Eatt2s, II Paul g Il Martin, Sacramento
ii clifford, Seattle Rehnnen, Sacramento
q Mckay, spokane @ Rule. Vallejo
Hart Spokane ID Church. Chicago
MISS Rawle. Seattle McVcy W. Chicago
j Burke, Seattle J Garter. MINI
Sawyer, Victoria w Goodrich Ventura
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
Thurber. Vallejo wiks ST Louis
Jacobs Portland Hislop. Point Lobos
y ward. Portland g Hansen. san Benito
ii Mcfarland W, Ill j Fettis W, Mex
I Ihitten. sacramento Taylor, Seattle
Johnston g. W. Benlcia A Nj Lackey a. w. Middle
ID Ill., Sacramento town
Henly W. Mont Finnie, Wrights
L Oakley, y
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Auction Sale of 29-RoOm Lodging House.
TOMORROW.

Thursday February 9, 1898,
AT II o'clock A. NJ, at Pavilion Auction House,
Sl9 and 321 Suffer ST., Near Grant Ave-,
VIII be sold to the highest bidder,
Choice ParIor Bedroom and Dining Furniture
Rosewood Piano, Fine Carpets. Bedding Pictures
Elegant Mirrors, Folding beds: also. 20 Oak, Ash
and Antique Bedroom Suits; 81 Bedst eads and
Spring Mattresses; 20 Rooms Tapestry Carpets
Rugs and Mats; Sheets, Pnlow-slips Blankets
Comforlers, Pillows, Toilet Sets Lamps Ward
robes. Gasoline Stove and Kitchen Utensils.
RI SALE POSITIVE
feS 2t g. BASCH AuetIoneer
The morning call., 1893-02-08
Market,

PORTLAND. Feb. 7.-clearances, $4,000;
ances. s72,O0O.
The morning call., 1893-02-08
THIS nay
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE,
S. Rh2nH.

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
once ard salesroom 81 and 81 Suffer street
Regular sale days Monday and Thursday.
The morning call., 1893-02-08

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNEST. Chronometer and
Instrument Maker 4 California street.
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor
The morning call., 1893-02-08
Foreign Ports.

SWANSEA Feb 4-Antioco Accame. for
san Francisco.
PANAMA-sailed Feb 3-Stmr ColIma for San
Francisco
CoLoN-ArrIved Feb 5-stmr City of Para. from
New York.
IQUIQUE-Arrived Jan 30-stmr Newsboy from
Port Gamble
Entered out Jan 25-Br ship City
OF Madras, for San Francisco.
Movements of Trans-Atiantic Stea ners.
PHlLADELPHIA-Arrived Feb 7-Stmr Hber-
mia, from Glasgow.
NEW YoRh-Arrlved Feb 7-stmr servia, from
LIVERPOOL
The morning call., 1893-02-08

GIFT MAP NO. 2-23 LOTS.
Lots 7S7 10 793, both Included. and 923-935. both
inciuded, fronting Crescent ave. Banks Puasky
and SCHUYLER SIS. feb 8 - IA Is 16
The morning call., 1893-02-08

25x75-24l Langton, of Bryant. bet. 7th and sth
sts.; fats rents $40.
60x300-Sau Bruno road, through to Bernal ST.
or ave: block SAL Precita Valley lands; Omnibus
cable-ears pass.
The morning call., 1893-02-08
Lumber Market,
RECEIPT OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-02-08
NV. Cor. Larkin and Geary.
RENTS 1920.


Sc. CORNER STANYAN AND PAGE,
l3Z L-2xI3 IA.
Corner 37I2x 100: improved rent $50; re.
N ainder I'm improved: electric terminus in front,
Omnibus terminus within one block; close to parR
entrance and baseball grounds; entire lot now
available for business.
PAGE ST.
The morning call., 1893-02-08

EIGHTEENTH STREET INVESTMENT.
25xS5-337 18th. f of Valencia: fats; rents
$50; the location is suitable for business sale under
order OF court.
The morning call., 1893-02-08
YICToRIA-Per Malla Wa

VICT0RIA-Per Walla Walla-l bx clothing, IL
pkgs tea, sk Coffee pkg express, l bag coin.
Port Townsend pkg express, bag com.
Sitka-6 b. bear skins.
Killisnoo-2 Ddls dry deer skins.
Juneau-l bx jeweiry. 3 bis dry deer skins 5 bis
hair Al
The morning call., 1893-02-08

STREET RESIDENCE LOT.
81 8xl00-E line of Laguna, so feet S. OF Vallejo
fine marine view; bargain.
The morning call., 1893-02-08

RARE BARGAIN.
75xl00; 24SO-24yU Market ST.; II modern far
and rooms and bath each; re ats S240.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-21
Merchants familiar with mixed

plnts that have been put upon tn
market during the past ten years, viz
tell you that mang Of the manufact
u@ers Of these paints seem to think
that they could sell ANYTHING that was
ahellea paint, h !; tse merchant car
ell little what was contained in thes c
lpaints, and it made no difference to
the consumer. The chcapness and
convenience Of mixed paints, how
ever, counted much in their favor.
But the demand for mixed paint that
was actually paint, and not simply
labelled paint, became apparent, and
merchants received the Chiffon
Paints when they were introduced up
on the market, with the greatest of
favor, because they knew that they
were made out of the best materials
that could be bought, were full meas
ure and that none of the tricks used,
to cheaper the cost of production
were resorted to. The merchant
could recommend them, The stand
ard of excellence has never been low
cred. The same quality of paint is
put up in pound cans asin large pack
ages.
Chiffon Paint Co., New York and
Boston.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-21
SOUTH LONDONDERRY VT, FRIDAY MORNING 81 1898.

James B. Meacham, one of the old
est members of the Bennington
county bar, and a well-known citizen
of the town and county, died at his
home in Bennington Monday evening.
He was &C years old and had been in
poor health some months. About
four weeks ago he had third paraly-
tie shock and never rallied.
He had filled many town and
county offices and for over 80 years
was one of the leading lawyers in the
county.
. Considerable damage was done in
northern Vermont Saturday evening
BY Lightning. Two barns and shed
on the j. A, Bedard farm, near Mao
uam, were burned with a loss of
$1,000. About two hours later, or
near 8 o'clock, the large new barn of
Homer c. Oarman on the Swanton
road, near Redwood, was struck
and burned with loss of $4,000.
The Catholic church at Barre was
struck by lightning Monday evening.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-21
c. E. SKINNER

Mr.. Van Pelt. Editor of the Craig,
Mo-, Meteor, went to drug store at
Hillsdale, Iowa, and asked the physician
in attendance to give him dose of some
thing for cholera morbus and looseness of
the bowels. He says: II felt SO much
better the next morning that | concluded
to call on the ply sician and get him to
fix me up a supplyo the medicine. Twas
surprised when he handed me bottle of
Clramberlain's Cole, Cholera and Diar-
rhna Remedy. He said he prescribed it
regularly in his practice and found it the
best he could get or prepare. l can testi-
fly to its efficiency in my case at all events. +"
For sale by
Goddard & Gibson, Londonderry.
Richardson & Leonard, Londonderry
and Peru.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-21

STATE or VERMONT,
District of Westminster To all persons intc--
esied in the estate of Horace Walker late
Of Londonderry. deceased, Greeting. Whereas,
J. W. Melendy has presented to this Court an
Instrument purporting to be the last will of sail
deceased, for probate You are hereby notified
that this Court well decide upon the probate Ct
said Instrument at the session thereof to be
held at the inn OF Thomas Evans in Townshend
In said District, ON the 2d. day of August A. ID.
1Sg9, when and where on may appear and con-
test the same, If you sec cause.
Zina IL. AlIbee, Register.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-21
PRICE THREE CENTS.

The dlscomforts of heat, dust and hu-
nudity are forgotten in reading the July
number of Romance. A Especial Oricn-
tai Number" 1t opens with a striking
legend of the East by Harry Willard
French, and contains interesting excerpts
from Hindoo, Persian and Japanese liter
ature(one of them amusingly rendered in
to English by native Japanese); one of
Rudyard Kipling's oldest tales a thrilling
incident of the Sepoy mutiny and stir
ring original account of Il Kangaroo hunt
in Australia by w, Thomson, In vivid
contrast to these are Fourth-of-July
story by Harriet Prescott Sponord; u
quaint character study, in her b st style,
by Mary +. wilkins; weird ghost story
by Guy dc Maupassant; a capital tennis
story by II. |. Cowen; several beautiful
French love stories and strong, original
American sketches by James Harvey
Smith and Arthur james Pcglcr. This
IS ISSUED by Romance Pub!isli-
ing Company, Clinton Hall, ASt1f lac
New York; % cents numb r; 50. so
year.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-21

Kansas city is again the scene o
heavy bank failures.
The army bill was passed by thu
German Reichstag on Saturday by
majority of sixteen.
The Glen House in the white noun
tains was totally destroyed by fire
last Sunday. Including furniture il
cost 100000.
For the first time in the history of
the trade every plate glass factory in
the United States is closed, and that
indefinitely. Fully 10000 men are
idle as result. The depression is
attributed to tight money market
and oyer-production.
The French are having a little tus-
tie with the Slamese.
Portions of Italy have just been
visited by a destructive cyclone.
Denver, Colorado, had three bank
failures and some half dozen collap-
ses of individuals and firms one day
this week, and duplicated next day.