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T III Selvage, Eureka
5 p Norton & W, Cal
T w O'Neil. Sacto
G w Mansfield, Oakland
Mrs F Holman, Sacto
III kundier & w, La
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G Holberton. Stockton
w w Kirkland. Amador
g w Morse. Cal
Mrs ] Smith. Los Angeles
Miss r Wood, Colfax
r A Grace, Irvington
Mrs J Jones, Cal
J E Jackson, Los Ang
G Hamilton, Portland
J L Matthews, Salinas
r b Winslow, Sacto
A kohnen, San Jose
B Lyons, Stockton
j III Tuck, Ross
9 + Schmick, Sacto
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j III Commit, Stockton
9 B Hart, Stockton
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w X Harp, Denver
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E b Michel, Siam
A M Hance & w, Phila
Miss Hance, Phila
III Smith d W, Brooklyn
Miss Van Allen, Albany
Geo Eastwood, England
p Kerwin, Va
+ SOlodin, Junction Cy
ID L Davis, Wash
NJ a JARVIS, Fl sherman
A c Amy, U S n
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Il l. Fisher, Alameda
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Mrs Brown, Newport
c Wilkinson, st Louis
A McAndrew, StAndrew
G . Lawson. New York
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Mrs J + Tobin, Vallejo
Miss G Tobin, Vallejo
CJeamonte&wf, Chicago
o Gorson. Oakland
G z Braslau, Ohio
j G Martin, Chicago
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HORSES.
) AND CARRIAGES.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

HOTEL.
G D Peters. Oroville
IT Hayes, Los A ngeles
l. Brownell. Oakland
S b Solomon, Oakland
Miss NJ Buneman, Cal
+ J Thomas, Grass Valley
A Toner, San Jose
c a Thurston, Cal
G IL Ford, Santa Cruz
Mrs ] V Elster. Ohio
G + Gribner, Sacto
f Werner d w. Irvington
II c Fisher. Oakland
Miss Nottingham, Cal
A Dalton Jr, Martinez
] r Howard, Lincoln
J NJ Lyon. Santa Cruz
p Ruhlman, n Y
Mrs X J Stuhl, Cal
B Butler, Stockton
l. i Hanchett. Sacto
L l. cromwell, Oakland
G z Green & w, Giiroy
w FL Allison, Cal
MrsHirschfield& md. Mint
+ L Manchester, Stocktn
j Perrott, Stockton
w NJ Gibson Jr, Stockton
HOTEL.
T E Botten, NY
J B Wolff, n Y
w A Taper, Mansfield
II Allen IL w, Los Angeles
n n Reynolds, n Y
l. F Reichling, Oakland
Mrs J 5 Cone, Red Bluff
Miss Cone, Red Bluff
NJ Ray, Hongkong
G + Marshall & ", Mass
Mrs S ID Noe, Chicago
Miss D Noe, Chicago
Il Schiell. ST Louis
G III Biselow, st Paul
J f Sar,ori, Los Angeles
II Snithlage, Shanghai
l. Stewart, Los Angeles
+ j Brdens, Kobe
Floyd Noe, Chicago
Mrs j B HOLSTER, n Y
NJ Neswander, str Belgic
w G Peyton IL W, S Cruz
Mrs f ID Blake, n J
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j Donovan, Angel Island
c L Lawson, Napa
J d Davies. Vallejo
n p Shaw. Newark
] Smith, Sacto
, w b Hum bert, n York
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Miss l. Tobin. Vallejo
j Minahan, Vallejo
j ID Morgan, BowldrCrek
] c Vaughn, Chicago
E A Cox, Boston
+ A Montgomery, Boston
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] r Minter, sc
j ID Thompson, Salinas
] D Ryan, Sacramento
w Barcor. Vacaville
c Colgan & w, Sacto
G 2 Austin, Snta Barbara
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FINANCIAL.

oW RATES; CITY, COUNTRY: COLLAT.
IL erai securities TRAVERSE, 313 Montg'y.
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.

fnaE BERESFORD. BUSH AND STOCKTON
N nrst CLASS; ~ So So per day. with parlor, So 81
VIM. CHAM BERLIN prom
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= UNNY FLAT, 5 ROOMS, BATH, EVERY
, convenience; only SIT. Dearborn ST., off Sew
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Sifterlets-Short and Snappy.

The new plate glass trust ought to
be an easy one to break.
Being a corporation lawyer should
make man ineligible to hold pub
lie office.
Col. Henry Wattersou has taken
the gold cure a la Wall street. Next |!
No wonder 1894 was an unlucky
year. There were 1900 new novels
published.
Yellow ribbons should never be
worn by members of Congress, be-
cause they signify wisdom.
The democrats will hardly miss the
loss of their majority in the Senate,
SO far as legislation is concerned.
Congressman Quigg is the latest
victim of the idea that man can be
at one and the same time successful
as an editor and as a statesman.
Senator Wilson of Washing
ton, who is now a member of the
House, enjoys the reputation of hav-
ing the biggest voice in Congress.
1t is those who live on the princi-
pie of everything for a few and moth
ing for the rest who are responsible
for the existence of socialism and an
archy.
Should the future historian desire
to individualize the Fifty-third Con.
gress he might find Goldman afraid
to-legislate" good fit.
1t isn't surprising that Congress
man Breckenridge should be in {
fighting humor. Most men would b.
after having failed as lecturer; beef
cut by good society, and kicked GU
of Congress.
1t seems altogether odd to thos
who read his testimony in the Pol
lard case that Col. Breckinridg
should get so ALFRED mad over be
ing called a liar.
} Things must have changed in Ne'
York. A policeman actually report
ed an attempt to bride him. But tn
amount offered him was only 81.
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. Is, 1895.
TALks wrrH aiorna.,s.-xo. 4


Every mother wants her baby 70 thrive,
because a healthy child Is happy child,
The question OF how the baby shall be fed
Is demanding the attention, as never before,
not only of the mothers In the land, but OF
the entire medical profession also, because
Ills now realized how much the health ofa
child can be influenced by proper nutrition
during the years Of babyhood. As the re-
suit OF the improper feeding OF the infant
the vitality OF the child Is impaired, and he
grows up weak and punys In these days
When, artificial food Is being so generally re;
sorted TO for infants, the demand for sub
stitute for mothers milk has brought out
many foods for which great claims are
made. Gustav Mellin, an English chemist,
was the first to discover and combine the
requisite properties necessary for an arti-
rational feeding of infants commenced.
Mellin's Food is the onlyperfect substitute
for mothers milk, and 1t has done more to
make babies strong and healthy than any
thing else that has ever been invented.
Mellin's Food possesses all the requisite
heat and flesh producing and bone-forming
constituents necessary to give child
ceedngly fond of II and thrive upon 1t when
nothing else can be retained upon the
stomach. If they have been weak, fretful
and troublesome they become happy,
healthy and active; bright eyes, rosy
cheeks, firm muscles and strong consti-
tuition are the inevitable results of using
this excellent preparation. Mellin's Food,
being highly nutritious and easily digested,
Is also perfectly adapted to the wants OF In.
validS and cOnvaleSCentS.
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There can be little question that an
electric portable fire engine would be
efficient and thoroughly practical were
the question Of current supply settled
and were it not that this part Of the
outfit, if properly installed and used for
its special purpose only, would necessi-
tate SO great an outlay of money. But
it is not absolutely necessary that a
separate plant should be installed for
the electric engine system. Where
city or district is we'll supplied with
electric lighting. railway or power
mains distributed fairly we'll and all
of the same nature and voltage these
could be used for current supply by con-
Meeting them at intervals with suitable
tap or switch boxes which would be
easily accessible and to which the en-
CINE motor could be connected 1t
would not be necessary to have these
switchboxes very close to the water
plugs. They could be some distance
away, and the cable carried by the en-
CINE would be attached to the nearest
one The electric supply mains and
switch plugs or boxes would thus have
to be only in the principal streets and
avenues. The engine could be connect
ed to any water plug without regard to
the location of the connection boxes, as
enough flexible cable could always be
carried on the engine to permit operat-
ing the engines at quite some distance
from the distributing mains. Joseph
Sachs in Casters Magazine.
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Training the Boy.

The boy whom you wish to see a
courteous man must be taught to be
considelate and courteous to his
mother and sisters, and to the maid
who waits upon him. He should
learn that every service worth recelv-
ing merits "Thank you," and never
to be in too great a hurry when he
enters the breakfast to say
"Good morning" to everyone. He
should take off his hat or cap when
he greets lady in the street, and
never forget to do it when he enters
u house, or an elevator in which there
are also ladies'. A boy trained to
courtesy on these points will natur-
ally develop thoughtfulness in many
little ways manifested in the pleasant
attentions so grateful to every woman
and girl. While refining the boy
you need not fear, in the least, its
making "girl-boy" of him it has
quite the opposite effect, developing
all the manliness and chivalry in him.
The atmosphere of a home where
this pleasant interchange of little
courtesies and attentions is hahitual is
congenial for the growth of strong at
tachments and life-enduring friend
ships, and to the development of boys
and girls into noble men and womer
who will 60 out from it TO extend its
influence. Indeed, every such home
exercises silent but irresistible in
fuence i'll its immediate neighborhoot
and upon all the friends who EMO,
its DISQUALIFICATION etiquette o
Everyday Life" in Demorest's Mag
azine for February.
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The Other Side

When, as occasionally happens
some one "blows up" the SITTER, we
most invariably give them the benefit
of our columns to air the complaint
Now we hope that none of our read
ers will for moment think that there
is not another side to this. We are
constantly receiving letters of COM
mendation, indeed SO many that we
could not, in justice to the paper, pub
lish them all. We give three Or four
of these, all lately received. One,
who has taken the paper ever since it
started writes;
81 have been friend to the SITTER
because it is generally on the side of
morality and right and opposed to
all rings, ciques and factions and
besides that ii has had the courage of
its convictions. l say this, not for
flattery but, because it is right that /
should say it,
Another subscriber from the begin
ming writes;
Find enclosed one dollar to pay
for the SITTER one year, have taken
the paper ever since it was first start
ed and do not want to do without it. p"
And here is one from the old Bay
State:
enclosed please find one dollar
and ten for the SITTER. 1t s the paa
per for women and m en-. It's indie
pendent, fearless and keenly alive.
SO square away your yards and sail
for ninetytive.
And still another one, with poetic
turn, and with no mean talent, puts
his views in this wise:
Who leads the county of Windham
With rattle and bang and push,
Who hea"s the praise of the public
Resembling from tree top and bush.
Who fears not publish paper
SO full of gingle and vim
Who brings to the minds of the people
Pictures that never grow dim.
Who gives to the health of his patron.
A budget of saucy good cheer,
Who sends them the best county paper
For only one dollar per year.
Not by rings or cliques is he governed
Tis true we can always see that,
The more they find fault with the SIFTEI
The faster the SITTER grows fat.
Who is it so frank and good natured
With never thought of craze
Except when the people so strangely,
Forget to remember his praise.
Critical Reader.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-02-15

By last steamer from Honolulu it
is learned that six of the leaders in
the recent attempted instruction had
been condemned to death, and that
the dusky ex-queen was to be put on
trial at once. One or two of those
condemned are Americans and Min
lister Willis is trying to save them, on
what it hardly appears, as Mr.. Cleve-
land instructed the commander of the
Philadelphia, when that vessel was
sent to Hawaii, to render protection
only to neutral Americans. 1t coulG
hardly be claimed that any OF these
conspirators were neutrals. Hanging
is healthy sometimes, and it is to b.
hoped that the Hawaiian government
will not be deferred from doing it
full duty.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-02-15

General Lord Wolseley makes most
important contribution to the literature
of the China-Japan war. In an article for
the February Cosmopolitan, he discusses
the situation and does not mince matters
in saying what China must do in this en-
Urgency. Two other noted foreign au-
thors contribute interesting articles to
this number, Rositr Mauri, the famous
Partisan danseuse, gives the history of
the ballet, and Emile Olivier tells the
story of the fall of Louis Philippe From
every part of the world, drawings and
photographs have been obtained of the
instruments used to torture poor humani-
ty, and appear as Illustrations for a
clever article, by Julian Hawthorne, en-
titled, Salvation via the Rack" Mrs.
Reginald de Koven, Anatole France, w.
Clark Russell, Albion W. Tourgee, and
William Dean Howells are among the
story tellers for the February number of
The Cosmopolitan.
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Items OF Interest.

Germany, with 21l, 000square miles,
is about the combined size of Nevada
and Colorado.
The Molucca Islands have a com
bined area of $4,000 square miles, a
little more than Ohio.
When so many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsaparilla,
why don't you try 1t YOURSELF 1t is high
ly RECOMMENDED.
Mexico has an area of 751, 900
square miles, or nearly one-fourh thai
of the United States.
Montenegro, having 5000 square
miles, is almost exactly three times the
size of Rhode Island.
Bacteria do not occur In the blood or
in the tissues of Il healthy living body,
either of man or the lower animals" SO
says the celebrated. DR.. Koch. Other
doctors say that the best medicine to rem
der the blood perfectly pure and healthy
is Ayers Sarsaparilla,
1t is said that in London there are
no fewer than 10000 professional mu-
sicians of various grades, and that more
than half of them are women.
Instead of an engagement ring the
japanese lover gives his sweetheart a
piece of beautiful silk for her sash OF
obi.
Much of life's misery is due to indiges-
ton; for who can be happy with pain
in his stomach? As corrective and
strengthener of the ailimentary organs,
Ayers Pills are invaluable, their use be-
ing always attended with marked benefit,
The South African Republic, social,
ed, has an area of 10000 miles, the
exact size of Arizona.
Little Switzerland has but $4,000
square miles, or about the size of Mary
land and Delaware.
Siam has 100000 square miles,
about the area of North and South Da,
kota with Minnesota added.
If the hair is falling out, or turning
gray, requiring stimulant with nourish
ing and coloring food, Halls Vegetabi,
Sicilian Hair Remover is just the specific
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-02-15

"Dead as a door nail" That is
precisely the condition of the SPRING
er financial bill, and all hope of rem
edial financial legislation by the pres
ent Congress has fled. Another is
sue of bonds, upon higher rate of
interest will be Immediately put upon
the market and gold will continue TO
flow out and the next bond issue will
be at still higher rate of interest.
History is repeating itself and we are
rapidly approaching the point when
we can reproduce the days of Jimmy
Buchanan.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-02-15
Faure Loves the Weed.

The French society against the abuse
Of tobacco notes with regret that for the
first time France has president who is
a confirmed smoker. M. Felix Faure
smokes several cigars day. M. Theirs
had detestation Of tobacco that was
almost fanatical. Marshal MacMahon
had been great smoker, but gave up
smoking long before he became presi-
dent. Similarly M. Grevy had abandon
ed the practice before his election. M.
Carnot not only did not smoke, but, like
M. Theirs, disliked the smell Of tobac-
CO. M. Casimir- Perier was not really a
smoker, for at most on rare occasions he
would just light cigarette, which he
would throw away Immediately.
The great majority of Frenchmen of
course smoke. They fondly hope that if
M. Faure is allowed to remain long
enough at the Elysee there will be an
improvement in the execrable quality of
the cigars and tobacco which the gov
ernmont monopoly supplies, - Paris
Letter
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CORRESPONDENCE.


! believe in good appetite and
good digestion. l believe in a healthy
body, because it produces a healthy
mind, a healthy mind, pure heart,
and pure heart, pure love.
believe in practical education
of the sexes; in the emancipation of
every man, woman and child from
mental and physical bondage, and in
the right of each and every individual
to think, act and believe according
to the dictates of his or her own con-
science. | believe in the gospel of
humanity, regardless of race, sex or
creed. Ibelieve in charity-a charity
so broad, humane and comprehensive
in its scope as to embrace everything
creature. | believe in extending aid
and sympathy to the poor and afllict-
ed, the down-trodden and oppressed,
believe in peace instead of war
ballots instead of bullets; love in
stead of hate; and freedom instead
Of tyranny. believe in art, music
and literature, and in the beauty and
sublimity of Nature; in allegiance to
Our country, loyalty to our trusts, de-
voton to our homes, and eternal Wig
lance Of our liberties.
/ believe in the sacredness of mar
riage, in the inviolate love of husband
and wife, and the union OF both in a
one and perfect individuality of heart
and mind. | believe in the innocent
prattle Of the dimple-cheeked babe on
its mothers knee, and in the merry
ripping laughter of the child playing
at her feet.
believe In the spirit of truth, in
the spirit Of progression, and in what
ever is reasonable and consistent.
believe with Avon's bard that there
are Tongues in trees, books in run
ming brooks, sermons in stones, and
good in everything"
l believe in sunshine instead OF
gloom, smiles instead of frowns, JOY
instead of sorrow, and laughter in.
stead of tears. In fact, / believe in
al! that relates to human happiness
and human good; in anything an6
everything that tends to make better
men and better women that improves
our morals, teaches us patience, char
ity and forgiveness, and makes lift
worth living for, at the best
"Life's but walking shadow-a poo
player,
That struts and frets his hour upon tn
stage,
And then is heard no more"
SPENCER.
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Rev. Gibbs Braislin, pastor of the
Baptist church in Rutland preached
last Sabbath temperance sermon.
We make the following extract, as
reported by the Rutland Herald:
1t is hard for US to get an adequate
idea of the liquor traffic of today and
the immense proportions it has assum-
ed. To illustrate the extensive sale
of liquors compared to that of staple
articles: Suppose you had black
board in this room and that upon this
board | draw lines of relative length
aggregating the amount of few ar
ticles Of consumption. For instance,
for the amount of boots and shoes
consumed in year 1 draw line one
and half inches long, representing
expenditures in certain year of
$196, 100000. 1 draw another line
one and three-quarter inches long,
representing the amount of cotton
consumed at an outlay of S210,000,-
900. / draw another line two and
one. sixteenth inches long, represent.
ing an outlay of $500, O0O,O 900 for the
amount of iron and steel used in the
course of year, and a line two anC
one-quarter inches long, representing
5000, 100000 paid out in the course
of a year for meat. Still further, We
will draw line three and three-quar.
ter inches long, which shows the
amount expended for bread to bt
$505, 100000 in one year in the Uni
ted States. Now, how long a line dt
you suppose shall have to draw t.
represent the consumption price o
Intoxicating liquors sold in one yea
and in the same territory !! / shall
be obliged to draw it seven inche
long, representing an outlay of 5000,
100000. Beside this line draw an
other three-quarters of an inch long
1t looks very small, doesn't it !? Ye
it represents the educational expendi
lures of the United States to be bu
$50, 200, 900 against the 5000, 100000
spent for liquors.
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Do You SnOwshOe!

DO You SnOwshOe:
If you do, you are an enthusiast, of
course; if you do not, you will stand a
chance of becoming an enthusiast regard
ing this most fascinating sport when you
learn all about it, which you may do by
reading the charmingly illustrated article
on "Snowshoeing in the Northwest"
published in the February number of
Demorests Family Magazine. Then
there are many other most interesting
things you may learn about through the
same medium, -some of the curious re-
lgious beliefs of the Hindus, how jug
getnaut takes a bath, ETC., which are told
with words and numerous illustrations in
paper entitled ga Glance at Hinduism"
'Valentines from Famous People" in
cludes contributions from Nine. Melba,
W. H. Gibson, Cheiro, Miss Elizabeth
Marbvry, Mrs. Sydney Rosenteld, and
others; Glove is Blind" is prettily told
story, among the illustrations for which
are examples of the various alphabets
used by the blind; 'At Cross Purposes"
is comedy in two acts, that conld easily
be produced at home; Fluctuations for
Children" will afford amusement for the
little ones, and for their older friends as
well; can Evenings Amusement offers
excellent suggestions for entertaining a
house-party or any small company of
guests; "Some Jolly Valentines gives
instructions for making valentines that
| will afford no end of fun; and-but it is
impossible to give a complete list of all
the good things. Every department is
complete, and each succeeding number
excels the one previously issued; and the
Magazine is published for only 50 year,
by w. Jennings Demorest, Is East l4th
| ST., New York.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-02-15

WE. the Subscribers, being duly appointed
bv tbe Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
westminster, Commissioners 10 receive, exam
Inc and adjust all claims and demands OF all
ner.onS aeainsi The estate of Alyarido Cole,
,afe of Loudonder v, in said d., let, de
Goa .cd. aud also all claims and demands eNhibi.
tod IN of. ct thereto; and six months from the
I,,b dav OF Jan, ISo5, being allowed by said
Court for tia, purpose, we do therefore hereby
give NOTICE, thai we will attend I the business
Of our said appointment, at the Hotel OF f.
Barney, in Londonderry, in said District, on
the 9h day of February, and 10Th day oy July
next, from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ until 4o'clock, +.
NJ, on each of said days.
D. W Marlen, Commissioners.
s. NJ. Holden, Admir-, Jan. 81 A. D.lsso
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-02-15

O. W. o. Hardman, Sheriff of TAYLOR
Co., W. Va, appreciates good Thing
and does not hesitate TO say 20. He was
almost Frustrated with a cold when he
procured bottle of Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy. He says: 1T gave me perfect
relief find it TO be an invaluable rem.
edy for coughs and colds" For sale by
Goddard & Gibson, Londonderry, G. L.
Richardson, Peru aud Londonderry.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-02-15

The Oriental Yankees, the Japan
csc, continue to chastise the "heath-
en- Chinee." Their latest victory was
at Wei-Hai-Wei where the Chinese
fleet was practically destroyed and
this strategic point occupied by the
invading and intrepid Japs.