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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
Monsepe.t's eelbnbefemmtniB.

eSn Dem beretts bprliegenben 9eptemberz
6eft Der Nep Worfer Monats13rift forum"
5tebt unter Der l1eber{9rift r8pQfreetung
bes @e1eBes" Elm BON Seem OorfS GENIAL
tigem Yoli3eipai6a unb @onntdgstprannsn
S6eob. GooIepelt utlter3etAneter Mrtttel,
porin er in for19em Some feline Conn
taqs6ebe 5u re9tferttgen fu4t.
Oie menig Geues ent6alteroe Beipels'
fii6runq lduft auf foIgenbes binaus:
5e6f, i1 unb meme Goqegen, mir ftna
bod ga13 anbere &erle als Die Sammdnpz
Qeute. 0ie beran1taGteten AUDI SonntesS=
beben, aber nur gum 3mede Der Brand
{hobunq Der Mirtbe; tpir aber tretbe1 Die
Sete aus @eborfam gegen bag @eleB urlo
in burahaus unpdrteit16er Wet1e.
Sine 6erbe @nttduf dung muB Der Auf@
fab &ppEebelt's benen beretten, tpelGe i'm
mer no6 an ben tnner1i9en Sreifinn ses
Manne8 glaubten. Gtott ft6 nGmltd HE
ietn qroBmiitbiger 8ertbetbiger S4nr3 5l=
alei9 fir @rSebung bes Sonntdgsgeiebrs
6ur9 Elm ltberaleres aus3ufpre9en, osrnel'
bet &pofeDelt forgfdttig iebe bsrorttge
N~euBerung, ielbt ba, ND i'm Der 3ulam=
menbang fOrmli9 gu elmer 1ol4en aufForz
bert.
Me6rmaGs 1tDBt er 1ogar gerabe5u in
bas 6orn be8 Spnntagsfanattfers; benin er
riibmt ft6: 9urb @6lteBung Der Mtrt9z
F9aften am @onntag babe er 10 ,manAen
armen Mann, Der fpnf am Sonntagi einer
@o9enlobn perfoffen, bapor betpabrt, Nnno
tpieberbplt Iti9elt er auf bas Sonntagsbtsr.
@r 1T bereits uuf benz beu9lerii9en
@tanbpunfte Der @ubbat6z 9eitigen ange~
tommen, bic ben balbtpegs freien @onntag
fir ieoe MusI9peifung b%erantportlth
MAIDEN unb fi6 ais bic berufenen Wd4ter
bes MpbGberbaltens Der Mrbeiter auffpielen,
pGbrenb bod Der prbentli9e Nrbeiter allh
o6ne fol9en 3pang prbentli9 bletbt I1nD
Der unoroentli4e ieinen 2ohn am Sam tag
geraoe 10 periaufen fam pie am @pnntag.
Sen 9euff9zMmeritanern bemerft 0err
&oofebelt %folgenbes: Wobl fage man: 4me@
rifaner beutf6en Gtammes ~berlaFgten ibr
9onntdqsbier unb bic Dffentlibe Wetnung
lei fir iie unb miife befolgt perbeRs 9az
gegen babe er nur gu bemerfen, baBSer bic
0ffentlt9e Weinung nur anerfenne, tpern tie
i'm 9e1ebe bertOrpert Gei.
46er audi in DieIem 3uIammen6ande BIZ
tet fi9 &pofepelt %for9fdltig, barqrf gu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
.er5hoorpn nnriti{8 Elm unb

lire 6eerf@ooren poGitif9 Elm nno
fii6rt fie BEL ieoer Wabl ing Sreffen.
sSSn 8el9ien, bteIem bo3enttptdelten
@~taatspe1en, fteqten por Sturgeon Die rOz
mif9zfatboliI9en WGblerf9aften iiber ibre
Gegner unb bic belgif4e &antner bat 1eBt
cine BON Der &egierung etngebra9te S9ulz
portage gutgebeiBen, iiber nelbe aue bdlb
uno gang freigeiinnten @Gemente, BON pen
Observation-Disclosures Biz 81 ben @9etoe=
Dofer : SO5iaIiiten, 3eter unO NtOroto
f9reien. 49,.
limb bod 1T bteIer 11mf9Gdg bur9 otez
feIben MitteG 6erbetgefiibrt poroen,
tpel9e bic moberne Democratic als MatteH
fi6rt F.: bur9 Wablreben, s3ettungen, Aglz
%tation, geiittge 8eeinfluBung un0 - our9
bas Sttmmre9t.
Die Me6rbeit fiegt un6 - Der Mebrz
belt ge6Drt bie 9errf DAFT. Oos
1T Elm Sab Der mobernen Semotrdtte. Sstt
bat iebt audi bic Stride 81 benz ibrtget 9e<
ma9t unb fe i4ldgt Die 9egner NIT oerer
etgenen Waffen.
9as fam a6er nur gef9eben, tpo liar
plaD" berrf9t; no tpeber Siirfen, nod be-
ma9pgi19e Ma9t6aber bic &e6ez, PreBz un0
Wa6lfretbeit bei9rGnten pber unteroride1.
Nt9t bic Sretbett bat bic &ir4e gu fir@tsn,
%Ionoern bic 9eipotie, fet ite II cine uGut<
geflGrte" monarbi9e, tpte Die Scatter cSoz
fepb's H., Dber cine reDoluttondre, tpte 1ene
unter Shakespeare pber unter Der &pmmune.
0esbalb gefdGt benz papfte Die "a m
9e S~retbett" 10 gut; bier gtbt
es feline 8ureautratie, bic tire gtafe In fir9z
lthe Nnqeleqen6etten itedt, nie in Seltecz
ret9 ober 8reuBen ober ielbf i'm republttaz
nif9en Sranfrei4; bier gibt es feline @taatsz
c~ontrOle iiber bic &tr3e; bier tit bic &elt<
gionsausiibung fret; bic polttif6e Ser
faffun9 tennt fetnen &ultus unb feline &ir9e;
fte 1T BON NGem getrennt, tpas ftr9li9er
93atur 1T. 9es6alb fam fi9 bier Die Stride
gang ra9 ibrer Dirt, bur9 nt9ts e~ingeengt,
enttptdeln.
Mas fir bic 9fGanae bic Gonne, bas 1T
fir Die fatbolii9e &trhe bic Sretbett;
beftGrbe bteie Srennung bon politit unb
&eligion ni9t, bann tpiirbe, neil bier3ulanbe
nur etpa Elm N9tel Der 8ep0lferung fatboz
ltf9 1T, Elm prptef a ntt DIES &egiz
ment berrf9en, bas benz 8a9stbum Der
fat6olif9en &tr9e auf S9rttt unb Sritt
binbernb in ben Weg treten niir6e.
Ser papit fegnet bic Sret6ett =! @r riibmt
Die umeritanti6e Srei6eit, er f6GBt tbren
Wertb, BENIN er petB, baB bic Stride bteier
5retbett tbr Nufbli6en berbantt, baB bur9
tbre petie 8eniiBung bic Sntereien Der
&tr3e am beten gef0rbert tperben.
Was 8tele btsber nt9t begretfen poGten
ober nt3t begreifen fonnten : Oie Ser
binbungberf STRIDE
m it Der 0emotratte, bas lit bereits
cine bOuenbete Shatfa9e, bic papt Seq
XIII. alien i'm befu9enben &ir9enfiiriten
bringeno ans Ser5 le9t, bas tits, mas einea
amertanti9en cardinal bpn 10 bober patrlD=
tii6er 9eiinnung ME Gibbons eben1o tief
beribren tpte freubigit iberrai@en muBte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
2ttnerifanif6e 9iptpmatie 4tttS
N01ttf0rbe.

&epu6lifanif9e 8artei6lGtter apoIen bic
Gntbedung gemd9t 9aben: Ser Sang Der
1Interbanolunqen i'm Maler@Sd1e fei BON
@eiten Der d~meritanif6en Diplomatic 0esz
ipegen Elm 70 i9leppenber, neil Waler Der
farbigen &afe dngebOre.
8as nun ben 8rdffbenten @lebelanb be-
trifft. IN 9at er ipG6renb ieinet betben 4uttsz
fibrungen bur3 Nnitelung BON Sarbigen
unb burb f~onftiges po6lpolen0es 8enebz
men ge8eigt. Dab er teinerlei 8orurtbetl
begt. Der berftorbene S~taatsmintfter
@reI6am mar aIs friiberer entf9iebener Rez
publifaner nod FREEZER BON fot4en 8prurz
t6etlen. limb fem Na9fDlger Slnep 1T ais
oufgeflGrter gaeu@@ngldnber ebenfaas fret
bdb0n.
Scr accommodating umeritantfGe 8otf9af=
ter in Bdris, @uitts BON QDutfianq, mar
a1er0tngs in fei1en iungen Sa6ren Sflabenz
baron unb Gebe4; aber man bat fetn Geht
31 Der Nnna6me, baB i'm bie1e feline 8ergan=
qen6eit BEL Der Musii6ung 1einer biplomatt=
f6en 9fli6ten beeinflufe. Nub bat er fei=
men eigenen Gobn ba5u berpenbet, ben unz
Qliidlihen @aQer in Dem fran30ff9en Sc
fdngniB, in tpel9es berfel6e bon Mabagasz
far aus beriebt Durbe, duf5ufu6en.
9as 8erfdbren %unferer R%egterun9 i'm
borliegenoen Sale tpiirbe qetpiB gang basz
felbe gepeTen fetn, ipenn WaQer ftatt zines
bunfeIbGutigen Hepu6lifaners aus Dem NOr=
ben Elm bemofratif6e Nnge90rtger Der alten
tpeiB6Gutigen Nriitofratie beg Siibens tpGre,
Die ii6ergroBe @ebulb %unferer Diplomatic
in bie1er Nngelegenbeit mag 3abel Derbienen:
uber es lit ungere9t unb audi t6Drt3t, fie
einem &aFenDOrurtbeile 5uauf8retben, nell
DIES in 6iefem Safe, in pel9em es ih9 1ln
Die @bre Der ameritantf6en Slugge banOelt,
gerabe3u berbre9erif6 fein piiroe.
S60ribt unb getpiffenlos 1T cine foG9e
11nterteGung namentli9 AUDI bes6alb, neil
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
Sic @co6GttiBfeiern Tito Der
OetttfGte &Aiiet.

0ie 53ettun9sberi6te iiber Die Grinnes
rungSfeierlt4fetten, pelAe i'm Mnoanfsr en-
bic gtprrei9en Sample bor Maeb, tbetls am
@6auplaB Der 36aten, tbeils iberaQ ba
gefeiert porben ltnb, mo Die Sruppentbeife
garntfnniren, bic bamals mitgefdmpft baz
BEN, Beginner ein3utreffen. @s 1T naturGiG
nt9t mDgIi9, iiber iebe btefer 5etern etnz
aeln 8ert9t gu er1tdtten, lleber eintge oabon
f;noet Der 2efer, Defenders iber bic Bel
Wteb felbf gum @ebG4tniB Der @dla9t
BON Gionpile : MarszlasSour abgebaltene
auf ben Snnenfeiten.
@erabe3u erItaunli6, na4 amertfdrii9er
@usbrudspeife fpgar bepunoerungstpiirOta
3eigt 1i1 gegeniiber bie1en @ebd9tntBfeisrn
Der beutI9e 8ai1er. 9aB CT, Der @obn nnb
@nfel unb Neffe Der Mdnner, bic ben neuen
beutf9en &ai1ertbron gegriinbet baben, i'm
9roBen 9an3en nit ben 8prgGngen bsrtraut
Ietn tperbe, Die bie1en fir i'm 70 gliidli1en
Sang Der 0tnge berbeigefihrt, lieB li3 jo
pbne @eiteres annebmen; AUDI poAl, bah
er fi9 iiber hiele @in8el6eiten iener GGmpfe
T6on 1einea tiefen Sntere1es fir mtlitdrtz
fAe Otnge unb Der t6m bur9 Die ibm bererbte
GteQunq als Sberbefe6lsbaber bes beutl1en
6eeres iiberfommenen 8erpfli3tnng balber
nnterri9tet bat. 1nb bp4 muB es in @rz
f~tounen feBen, baB biefer bielbei4dftigte
Mann es fertig gebra6t bat, an teben elm
aelnen Mtann unb jeben e~inaelnen Srnppenz
tfbeil gu benfen. bic fi6 in ienen groBsn ga
gen altsge3ei4net baben, unO tie btefes Sc
bentens burh 3iinbenbe unb bic Sbaten tur5,
,a6er t~reffenb be5ei4nenbe 3ele9ramme, Die,
tpie ii9 aus man9erlet @riinben Dermlltben
ldBt, au9 idmmtli9 BON linn geH9rteben
ober porgelagt 1inb, gu b%efunoen. Wie ia
au9 beri9tet tpirb. bab fir Die Jetern. on
benen err perf0nli9 tbeilnehmen tpiro ooet
5dpn t6eilgenpmmen bat, pte 8. .. biz
@runbitetnlegung fir bas &atfer Wil6slrlz
Oenfmal in Berlin, er ielbt perf0nli0 ale
M~norpnungen trtfft ober getroff en- bat, unN
babel burdaus nibt perfd6rt, pte Elm @utoz
frat mad benz Mu1ter nes frdnttfAen Som
nenf0nigs, Der einen ausgefprp9enen 8ez
febl ME auriidgenommen bdtte, %ionoern fi4
ais Elm burGaus moberner Weni9 erpeift,
Der beute abdnbert, mas er geitern befo99en
bat, neil inn mittlertpeile cine Before Gin
gebung 9efommen, pber aber iih 9tnoetmihs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

fte in ben 5ronsofen lsi9t ben Wubn errsz
gen tDnnte, baB Der ameritantf9en 8egiez
rurpg eigentli9 garni8ts an @aler gelegen
Iei unb baB fe Daber innerli4 penig oagez
gen ein3upenben babe, tpenn Srantrei9 mod
Idnuer 5@inbluber nit ibr treble,
Man fam Der 8arteipreffe ni9t 5u>
mut6en, buB ie Die ausipdrtige POlitit Der
Gegierung lngef9pren lafe; pObl aber bari
BON i6r perlangen, baB fe it3 unpa1enz
Der @erbG9tignngen ent6alte, pel6e nur baz
gu bienen, bic gegnertf9e a~l1stpGrtige Ma4t
in i6rem l1nrebte gu beitdrfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

MISUNDERSTANDING:
9deIi9e Wtoroen : gIuseabe in Der StaDt burd bic
Srdger ms Saus ~oeliefert.
Ner @o6e &C. Is
SdeIi6e Sausuabe unO Ser i@efenD per @O6e . '0,2O
Scr g8eIteuH per Sabr . 2.O
NDbentli6e %usgabe per Subr $50
&uspdrtigs @bOnnenten per 9Of in ben Ser. Staaten
ioipie Canada uno Mtertco:
Edgli6e Nugoobe Der Sabr i'm @oraus $500
Ser gBeften" per Sabr . 200
M0dbsutli9e @useabe per Sabr 200
Sns &usIaup:
Ganaba unO WtsricO ausgenommen):
Ed9li6e @usqabe per Sabr . $500
WOdenblatt poer Ser 98eften" . . 800
2ageblatt unb Scr Q8eften4 . 1850
Illinois Stats . Zeitung Co..
Gbicuao. SH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
Sd9li9e unb mO3entli6e
vSHtnois Stats
uno
v9et % E It It a.
Advancement

Office; ede 0f=aafbineton=str. uuD stfts uosnus.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
WALPOLE.

The Walpole graded schools give an
entertainment in the Town hall Friday
evening, February l. Proceeds for the
benefit of the schools.
F. o. Smalley has bought barn on
an abandoned farm in Alstead, which
| he will take down and re-erect on his
farm In the south part of the town.
The patrons of the grange will dis
cuss the following subject which inter-
ests almost everybody in this vicinity
The profit of raising sweet corn over
yellow.
The old Lawrence place near John
Selkirk's has been sold to George Dame
of Bellows Falls. The new owner will
make some repairs and expects to move
in about April /.
Joshua B. Clark died suddenly in
Boston on the 2lst instant, of apoplexy,
at the age of 50 years. He was for
many years prominent citizen of this
town. He was married on his 2lst
birthday, and for several years lived
here on a farm. During the war he
was manager of the Soldiers Home at
Washington on North Capitol street,
connected with the sanitary depart
ment. He twice represented the town
Ill lne Legislature anu nelu OCDer Town
offices. He was county commissioner
three years, and was assistant district
assessor under Chester Pike. In 1876
he went to Ohio and was master me-
chanic, being employed by the G. c. G.
& !. railroad for three or four years.
For the last II years he has been in the
employ of Abram French & Co., in
Boston, while Mrs. Clark has been an
efficient matron at a Children's home.
MIR. Clark was prominent Mason and
was master of Columbian lodge in this
village for several years. His remains
were brought here for interment last
Monday, when the funeral service of
the order was performed. He leaves
widow and two sons, living in and
near Boston, who accompanied his re-
mains here and witnessed the last sad
rites. Mr.. Clark was one of the most
genial of men, generous in his nature,
making hosts of friends wherever he
went. He had often declared his inten-
ton of spending his declining years,
if he should be spared, among his old
friends in Walpole.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
EAST ACWORTH.

Mrs. Annie Rich is under the doctors
care.
Mrs. George and Ella are in Hart.
ford, VT.
Edna Morrison is at home from work
In Lempster.
Mrs. Mary r. Kemp is visiting her
son Orlando.
A. M. Mitchell took business trip to
Keene last week
Carrie Lombard is to work for Mr..
Pollard in Lempster.
John Rich has commenced work for
Scott Lombard for one year.
Mrs. James Reed is stopping with
her daughter, Mrs. Lufkin.
Mrs. William Morrison is visiting
her daughter May in Hartland, VT.
Samuel Clough died at his home
Sunday, after few days illness.
Mrs. John Symonds' mother, Mrs.
Mrs. Hutchinson, is spending the Win
ter with her
Mumps are in town. Leon Kemp is
sick with them, also number in Mrs.
Amelia Mitchell's family.
School closed Friday, the 18TH A
very interesting entertainment Satur-
day evening was largely attended.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
WESTMORELAND DEPOT.

Nellie Gilmore is on the sick list.
G. s. Aldrich and son, Clark, are
both quite sick.
Villa Breen, Lillian Townshend and
Beatrice Townshend are all on the sick
list, not being able to attend school this
week.
The lyceum last Wednesday evening
did not have its usual number of at
PENDANTS owing to sickness. Recita-
tions by Lizzie Aldrich, Bessie Curtis,
Eva Aldrich, Clark Aldrich and Willie
Cory, and dialogue by several of the
scholars. Question for debate was Gre
solved, that the west offers better in
ducements to young men than the east. !"
Affirmative, Herbert E. Dana, Fred w.
Chickering; negative, Walter Cobb,
Charles Aldrich. Decided by the judges
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
teYlssa,l ssgak|s.,
lnee!Isssesa Ssfa sss ssIl "lS
CHARLESTOwN.

Rev. F. d. Chandler says he has not
resigned as was publicly reported.
Charlie Murray was home for the
Sabbath from Vermont Academy.
"Esmeralda" had full house and il
said to have given entire satisfaction to
its patrons.
Miss Jane Labaree, who was i'll with
the grip at the time of her mothers
death, is improving.
A fine Old-fashioned snow storm last
Friday night and Saturday gave the
new snow plough fair trial.
Fred Huntley has recovered from the
measles and Willie Callahan, clerk in
G.. l.. Hamlin's store, is down with
them.
'The Girl Spy" was played to a
rather thin audience, but taking into
account the very meagre stage conven-
fences, was exceedingly well done. The
Spy was inimitable, and so was the
Irishman.
William Holden has received large
contribution of second hand clothing
and various articles for the Nebraska
sufferers. Rev. II. d. Howard at the
Unitarian church, made subject for
the Sunday lesson, and the response OF
the citizens to the appeal Of stricken
brethren in the far off locality has been
both prompt and generous. Mr.. Brooks,
from whom the letter came, was for
mer resident of North Charlestown.
On the afternoon of the 25th, Helen,
the little five-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. d. ClOugh, passed away
after an illness of two weeks caused nv
tonsilitis and la grippe. Though an in
tense sufferer during the last portion of
her illness, she was extremely patient.
The funeral was at the Clough residence
on Sunday afternoon, Rev. T. d. How
ard officiating in the comforting man.
ner characteristic of him. The rooms
were well filled with sympathizing
friends and neighbours and as they
looked their last on the delicate form
gave expression to their sympathy for
the bereaved parents and more than
one was heard to say, "She is too beau
tiful to be hidden away forever"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31

From the Lewiston Journal, !

The excitements at Old Orchard the
past few days, as CLEANED from the
Biddeford papers, have been a woman
who amuses herself by throwing stove
covers at her husbands head, crazy
man who can eat for two hours at one
sitting, and a strange tumble of horse
thieves, midnight flights, forged notes,
warrants and replevin writs, an old
trotting horse named Deceiver, guns
and pistols, in which bad man PLAYS
the leading role. And all this In the
town noted chiefly for its camp-meet-
ings.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury

as Mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole sys.
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable ply.
sicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. j. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo. o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t is taken
internally and is made In Toledo, Ohio, by
F.. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
RS-sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
EAST LEMPSTER.

Charles Kempton is building an ice
house.
The Ladies' Aid met last week with
Mrs. Hattie Nichols.
David Pike has been spending a few
days in Washington.
Miss Elizabeth Perley has returned
to her school in Tilton.
Miss Mamie Paige has returned to
her work in Stoneham, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
knights of the Maccabees.

The State Commander writes us from Lin
coin, Neb., as follows: after trying other
medicines for what seemed to be a very OBJ
stinate cough in our two children we tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery and at the end of
two days the cough entirely left them. We
will not be without it hereafter, as our ex-
perience proves that it cures where all other
remedies fail."-Signed F. W. Stevens, State
Com.-Why not give this great medicine a
trial, as it is guaranteed and trial bottles are
free at j. F. Pierce's Drug Store. Regular
size SOC. and $1.00.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
It May do as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, of Irving, H., writes that
he had Severe Kidney trouble for many
years, with severe pains in his back and also
that his bladder was affected. He tried many
so-called Kidney cures but without any good
result. About year ago he began use of
Electric Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure
of all Lidney and Liver troubles and often
gives almost instant relief. One trial will
prove our statement. Price only SOC. for
large bottle. At J. F .Pierce's Drug Store.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31

MIDDLETowN, Conn.,, Jan. 20
Stephen H. DIN of New York, who
graduated from Wesleyan in '66, chair
man of the gymnasium committee of
the trustees, has presented the college
with handsome cup to be contested
for by all classes at meeting in March.
Each class is entitled to u contestants,
the winning teams name to be in
scribed on the cup, which is to be kept
in the gym trophy room.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Sores,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Eruptions and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price, % cents per box. For sale
by j. F. Pierce.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31

in the affirmative, by the house in the
negative. Paper by lisa Craige and
Edith Aldrich. The next lyceum will
be two weeks from that night, or Febru-
airy 6.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
The New Horsford's Baking
Powder is Economical.

because two teaspoonfuls will do better work
than three teaspoonfuls of any other kind
It's superior strength accomplishes wonder.
full results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-30

ers. though. ~ you ordered q D1yo'7il
without specifying size you IdurUb.
ably get one holding bus oIClt frames.
while tho Simplicity holds ton.
All modern hive, whether purchased
or homomndo-that h., u mnd0 By %
practical bosmAn. will be- " tic stand
ard size, for the usn of tho Laugf'roth
frame, which 1854 by 1875. Thil TO-.
quircs tho inside Of hiyo TO clear ' ID Ia
depth md 10 a IN longth The width de-.
Ponds upon tho number Of frames II
ten. Il should be- Az Wide This uui.
foTnlity makes 10 possible 20 experiment
with several different kinds % hiyUr,
and No any timo transfer 90 0Ur of tho
standard makes hv simply Transferring
the combs. the frames and inside urgi-
turo being readily adapted Co any alaud.
ard make. Otherwise one musI curry 90
:ull limo Of inside iuruIturo flg Uuol
kind OF hive
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-30
EOuG.

NroTiCE IA uEHEEl CIV y To TUH
y uWutm Of properly aH1itIHr on Wu
south sldt ut fourth NuTih rect from no
wral limo a. Iot ., i0 BLOC, ltl, uiaJ "t,"fp
EIrtt west street, uHd uu both slty. 90 pt.ra
N.ruet FROM tH eat line .f fI..l NrHg street
90 the wns' line OF Dgr'Hr street, IU fuHlr
District SO. of raIt Lake a. %, tUstthrt CIV
Council, By order ua @ huEgs. 1920. ItH. via
~ A. Board NJ EQUALIZATION ana tiryi.U. 10
hear and CONSIDER objections n aus. t.u
assessmeut Iud levy oi o. tpfrIhl tN .nrtUo
construction Of sewers on Go biTCu.H herein.
be ore named,
sbid assessment lists comp etCI uud ,aid
Hoard u Equalization AMI isryIsw VIII bee In
session Al tue Council chamber m tho New
City Hall, between tie hpuIs ~ u, "a, aud
Np. M, lucsdAy, August lIlh, 1875
During tho Eaih ume inc san Hoard % Fgu4l.
uatnn aud Review Is tessiou, thH aFsosa.
uuut lst viii be- open 60 public Inspection, and
any persons feeling Themselves uggrieyod NAV
have hearing before satd board and laid
Hoard Of Equalization and N0y.sW Eual have
the authority 10 maze correction, OF any tax
by them deemed unjust
ny order Of the CITY Council, made August
9Q.h, 1870.
GUsrAyE H. DAukNAN,
ClIy Recorder.