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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
POLITICS OF TIE CONCLiNE.
Lively Contest Expected Over the
Choice of Grand Recorder.

There viii be some little politics during
the conclaye in the Masonic Temple.
for Il new Grand Recorder of the Grand
Encampment Is - be elected, vice VIII
liam Bryan Isaacs. Of Richmond. Va. de-
ceased. saws the Boston Herald Of Tues
day
Air. lsaacs was Grand Recorder Of the
Grand Encampment for many years
and. as reward for faithful and meri-
torious service. was unanimously re-
elected al the conclaye In Denver. in 1872.
Not long after. however. he died. ANA the
Grand Encampment officers appointed MS
son. also William Bryan lsaacs, Grand
Recorder pro tenn. "a 10 doubt OF Mir.
fsascs's ability was felt. h. having as
sisted his father for many years. ana ],
being dc. med not advisable 10 call "A spe-
cial meeting for new election.
At this cOnclaYe. however, an cleo
,ion is necessary dnder the rules OF the
order. and there are a number OF candi-
dts for the position. the three most
prominent being Mr. Isaacs, Eminent Sir
renianin w. Rowen. Grand Recorder
~ The Grand Commandery OF Massachu-
.a,ts and Rhode Island, and Eminent
eir william ~. Mayo. Grand Recorder
- rho Grand Commandery OF Missouri,
and also Grand Secretary Of the Missouri
Grand Chapter. Grand Recorder of the
aIseouri Grand Council. and Grand Re-
order Of the order Of High Priesthood.
The office is regarded as sinecure.
90 n IL practically "A life position, not
,,,,bstarding that there Is an election
Gerry three years. There Is seldom a
change in the Office. because IT is felt that
,,ood Grand Recorders are scarce. and
hen one Is secured IL is deemed ad-
,,is,ble TO retain his services.
Beyond the question OF individuals,
,hers Is considerable local pride In
having this Office go 10 one section or the
o,her Beside being one OF the most I'M
portant Offices OF the Grand Encamp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
speciai Round-Trip Rates on snfur-
iuys.

Beginnlng Saturday. August I'm. ana
continuing each Saturday thereafter, uhtl
5 ptember 18th. inclusive. the southern
railway viii sell round-trlp tickets rom
Richmond 20 Keysville and intermediaio
stations at the rate " one fare Tor tno
round-tr.p.
These t.ckets VIII be sold Tor from No.
II GXeysyille Accommodation, leaving
Richmond AZ T. Nj only. and VIII ba
'SDoI - return until the following Mon.
6av :. G. WHITEHEAD,
City Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Nothing to dive OnI.

Mr.. Thomas Atkinson. Of the =. II.
Mayo Tobacco Company, has returned
from 81. Louis. where he attended the con-
ference Of antitrust tobacco manufacture
ers. Mr. Atkinson. speaking yesterday Of
the meeting. said there wts no news 70
give ont beyond what has appeared IN thu
press dispatches from ST. Louis. AS all
the plans Of those az the conference are
not completed" said he. ~ was thought
best TO have as much secrecy as possible
\ press committee Wis appointed. and II
alone b. empowered 10 give out !nforma-
ton. The conference VIII be- resumed IN
New York September 9Th, probably at the
waldorf"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

Tho clos peake and ohio KallWay Conn
pany Is using every eN-rti1n % bring 10
virginia the farmers Of The Northwest
who are seeking Il more temperate cline
by running frequent "land-seekers' *
cursions" from the West and Northwest
to Virginia.
The following dates are advertised Tor
such excursions viz: August 18th, sep
TENDER %, 10Th. 9th. ana October "a
ii any reader OF this has any friend
In the West whom he wishes 10 induce
90 remove 20 Virginia, let him send such
friends address % L. J.. TRClTr.
passenger agent Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company. ~ Clark street, chi
cago. who will communicate with them
and send all Information required.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
REUNION or HTpTAsOpHs.
virginia Conciavc Held II. Annual
SocIai session Last Night.

The Sanger Hall gardens presented
nrettv and interesting picture last night.
They were brilliantly Illuminated with
Tou7n.ee lanterns. which were suspended
from the tree boughs, and beneath which
clustered the merry members Of Virginia
Conclave. No. 49, Improved order Of Hep
,asophs. In their seventeenth annual re-
union long table. well supplied with
vi,nds and LIQUID refreshments. was a
corspicuous feature of the evenings en-
,artainment. The affair was purely infor-
NAL. and every one enjoyed himself to the
utmost.
IN, scrub Quartetts" was on hand and
SAM a number of beautiful selections, ana
manv soiolsts present favored the assem-
blage with songs
During the evening message OF fFater-
nal greeting was wired 10 Ieta Conclaye.
~ 4 of baltimore. which organization
was n the same time holding It's ami
versary jubilee at Darby Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

The Richmond correspondent OF the
Petersburg indeX-Appeal writes 70 that
papar: 1t Is understood that Mr. hoDef,
$. Rives. Of Manchester mas decldeu 10
retire from the race Tor the Denlocrt'lc
nomina ton for the senate IN the 'hes'st-
c,iI District lie is now away on his
,...,,ion and is very much indisposed.
NJ I bradley. also Of Manchester,
u.ho has been talked OF as possible can
atI,te. says he viii not run, but ms
friands have not given up all hope OF
I,dncl,a him 10 allow his name TO go
h'rore tine convention. Mr.. Parrish. the
incumbent. is the only avowed. candidate
rov The POpuiists are going 10 MAKE
= biz fght to capture this district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
REMAINS OF HOWARD riErzEL(o
strong Effort - Take Holmes To
indinnnpoiis.

1vDIANAP0IIa.I IND. August 2S.-Lost
,irht three large charred chunks were
co,,,,l in the chimney Of the house In
I,.i,rton. where holmes "a supposed to
b.v. murdered Howard Pietz.l This
morning examinations showed that they
ver. uarfs Of human being. huneh
of black hair corr bonding ~ thAt on lic
murdered ill. was also dug nom '"e
dir, Of the cellar this morning
From the bottom Of the stove In Wnleh
,h. h.ly is supposed - nave been burned
mo Detectives scraped O. subsunc" which
thev stirpose vas formed BY blood ana
grease from the body.
The CORPSE was evidently burned on
the second floor. after which tAe stove
niua was removed and Tie unbWne1 poT-
,,'ne v.re thrown into the chimney
the base OF which rests on the cellar ii39r.
This uornlne the chimney was torn
away and scarf-rin was found. ~ Wis
mad. in The. shape q "a rs. with hfancA-
as and flower ornaments. ana Us sIpi's''
d, have been worn hy The boy.
4. noon to-day uuafint'udent-of-P Police
p.,,,u and Coroner C-si0r went before
,r. Grand Jury and presented the facts IN
tb. case. : strong Effort val bc male 10
bring Holmes here. as the evidence Il
thought 60 Boz very conclusive.
so MORE DOUBT
r,sDrA%APOIIs. 1ND. August IS
There f. now boo doubt that the charred
remains souud in The vacant house at
Ir,.nc.on last evening are those of How
ara P.etzel 4 Telegram was receiver
from Nrs. pietzel AZ Galra' ILL., ''-.'h
Describing the 0v rcoaf worn by me ial'
ana the description ialIies with the pll-
tons and remnants found.
As this IS probably tine most conclusive
evidence 1rainst ifIoI07 ieat La- d -.
found. the detectives fci..ve Tint No. VIII
h. brought 90 Indianapolis for tfial.
WHAT HOLMES SAYS.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. AUGUST eS.-The
news from indianapolis that tne supposed
lolv az Young Howard pietz ]. The only
.racc1urted for ink in the evidence
th.t IS expected prove the murders has
hasu located in tho chimney - house
ln the suburbs Of that city, was con
vowel e. 81. N. Holmes in h!s cell M
Nlovamons.ng prison hy bis attorney. W.
4 Shoemaker. this afternoon. The later
hs1 a long conference with the notorious
ur.-nuor I'm relation 20 this nes phase In
The case. and states that HOLMES dii 1ot
WAGER In his claim That Howard Pieiz ]
had been lcft Con the care ~ Hatch AMI
Minnie Williams In October last
tlr. Shoemaker viii take no steps in the
new feature ~ the case until the prose-
cufi0u makes a move.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
.TR,LpY" STILL TIE Fsy0RiTE.
rxcurston to Norfolk, tirginln
uench, ana ocean View.

Sunday. September lst and every sun
day IL reafter until recalled. we Will run
oIIr select seashOre excursions via Nor
fox and Western railroad 10 Nortolk'
Virginia Beach, and Ocean View. tram
leaves Byrd-Street union) Station at SD
o'clock \. NJ, sharp. Returning, leaves
Virginia Beach az $40 +. NJ. Ocean Niaw
az 3 and Norfolk at l.. NJ, stopping
only at Petersburg and Suffolk. Fare FOR
the round-irip: Richmond 10 Norfolk. 81 .
"a Virginia Beach. $50, and 10 ocean
Viey Nl5. Special vestibule coaches Tor
ladies and their escorts. Reduced rates
for meals at Princess Anne and Ocean
view hotels for our people. Through 10
ocean View without change OF cars. and
special train leaves for virginia Beach
on arrival OF this train. WIN leave
nromptly on time. A good dinner and n
MIC. din In the ocean. all BY going on the
Trilhy excursions. Tickets for sale at the
train Chair-cars on the Virginia Beach
train. Captain J. X. NICHE.
Il. T. ADAMS,
Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Richmond College.

President Boatwg.ght. OF Richmond COL
lege. viii be In his office az the college
Monday. Tuesday Wednesday. and Thurs.
dav OF this week. from 70 10 \. NJ.
and from 10 L. ~. and will b.
glad Il meet parents who have sons 10
educate and young men who desire 10
enter college The president expects 10
make many calls during Tie week, ami
would be glad to Visit persons who md
4, inconyenlent 20 come 10 his Office
Address: President. Richmond College,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
EIcursion to Old Point and Norfolk

SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER l, 1895,
and every sunday until further notice.
Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot
AZ $50 o'clock a. ~. sharp; returning.
leaves Old Point at 7:3D =. NJ. sharp.
Two hours and fifteen minutes. only 81
round-trip fare to Old Point and Nor
folk. Passengers for Newport News and
Norfolk will take rear coaches. Tickets
for sale at train. For full particulars
see small bills and posters.
BAILEY & CLASH, Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
cusc that Appeals for Help

The Dispatch IS in receipt OF the FOL
LOVING note from thoroughly worthy
and reliable source:
Wl1 the public please come 10 the re-
REF ~ j, poor and deserving family. con-
sis,ine of a mother and four children,
one OF whom is a cripple? Their address
T., o,og q street. II not convenient 10
ssrI 70 the house, Mr.. #. y. Williams,
drugcIst Twenty-hrst and Marshall
street, or w. +. Leldy. 1909 east Franklin
street will receive anything that may
be left for the family and Will see that It
Is sent 10 them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

The Grand Lodge l. .. q. T.. OF Nir-
piria. viii meet IA Lynchburg, Va, sep
TENDER 81 a. sth Tho Norfolk and Vest
eru railroad will SCH rouni-trlp tickets
VIA Petersburg on september LIST. p. and
81. limited 10 $ ptcmber 10Th. at
500.
This IS the only line with double daily
service. and through Pullman sleepers.
Trains leave Richmond lByrd-Street sta
tom 9 A. 81. and II 80 =. ~
For fuli information. tickets, etc. apply
10 the Richmond Transfer Company, soi
east Main street: ~. ID. owen. ticket
agent. Byrd-SJrcet station, ana nj the
companys office. SIS east Main street
r. ". COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
THE WAR N CUBA.
Insurgents Carrying on 'i@"'"">
Camille, Nttn spanish Troops.

NEW YORK. August 2S.-The Yumuri
which arrived to-day from havana
brought some news. though little OF the
actual state Of things az the seat of war
could be learned at Havana.
one Of the Yumurfs passengers now
over. confirmed the report that two eN-
nc1tions had recently landed at Santa
clara. also that the insurgents bad blown
nm several bridges. and were carrying on
n vigorous conflict with the Spanish
troops. ,
Miner Sanguilli nor Aguerri WAS On
hoard the Yumurl though they expected
10 take passage By that steamer for New
York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
u.,oiu fuc Eirm-Snme.

The firm OF Alvey Brothers was dis
solved August -, 1895. by the death OF
Mr. r. 7. Alvey. The business Will be
continued by Messrs. John 7. Alvey and
EDWARD Alvey under the same firm eiame
OF Alvey Brothers. In all It's branches
and al the same stand. The affairs OF the
old firm will be wound up at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

LEXINGTON, KY. August &.-Arthur
uasfar son Of Lord Arthur Master OF
london. fell from a sacond-story window
A. Midilesboro'. KY. this morning ana
vas fatally injured. He is cousin OF
the Marquis Of salishurys.
Arthur has been in MiddIesboro' for five
ears having come to Kentucky with a
humber OF English capitalists when the
famous NliddlesbO ro' boom began.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Excursion to Washington.

Clash a. Thompson's excursion % Wash-
lneton. over tine Richmond. Freiericks-
burg and Potomac railroad Monday
carried ten coaches. the largest train that
has been 10 Washington for several years.
They run the last % the season Nom
dav morning. September I'D, Tor Two
days. ROund-trlp will be only so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

rani1ati.u l Or" keystone state. h2f
l.i himself elected STAT. chairman 10
.rrcoeI an active political opponent the
latter himself rIt.i.- OBJ. senator .n MONTE
NATION .H' literally uaa th. power
81 81. convention
tn. c.r..r,..a was announced ~ meet
nj i o.rl.rt lri It was within lre u.iUs
mo. .f fn. n..n rrrr when S-at.-Calir-
r.rr G.It...4 i.r..l r.r order.
rh- afr.-rh.r. iu t' iau reached an
f.ut torr.i warmth and Governor
t..f.Hey used fan. which
.....I an -r'it..n o. "keeu COOL
&C. vote tr Ol.r
r.... Cha.ru1u GltOs hal c1Iel ID"
t.t e.. or1er. s.aret1ry Fotforof read
O.. cd f.r th. c.r1 alton. and Se-fe-
t..r Rex called 'he 1903 o' o.lt Ai
20 1911. -s .rates responded -o th.r
ru1-s AMI taen nominations t"r tenn
-ef.rv chairman were CALLED i"r
..-. .r t.. ff.-.r ....fI. fl"r.rn I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

The Church Hill Y. and Eas,-En1 Wo-
mans Christian Temperance unions VIII
unite In holding lawn-party al me corr
ner OF Twenty-eiehth ana ftanHhh
.,,e.ts This evening from 8 10 10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Sale of Celebrated Race Horses as
Charlottesville. Va.

On September 81 and ith the Shesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company VIII
sslI round-trip tickets 20 Charlottesville
al special rates. good for return until
September 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

Roy Mr. Hayes. who has served as sup
piv Cor Emmanuel Baptist church during
Or. Nelson's vacation, Embracing the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
For Results of Excuses
S.r.frrI's Acid PhnS N IA 4,

DIR. X. II. Pepper HUNTINGTON w. Va,
SAYS: In nervous pfostratioh IRON eA-
cesses. I find 1t par excellence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Goo 20 Tho country eyer foromost when

vice 20 the country ever foremost Whtn
accompanied 10y ability and fitness.
I'VE demand that public office should he
for the public benefit. ana its term in
subordinate positions should be during
good behavior.
"No public employer or officer should
hc permitted to influence primaries or
elections. or upon any pretence 10 be
assessed upon his salary: and all un-
necessary positions and salaries ehouid
DO abolished and expenditure and taxa
lion reduced: there should be a uniform
basis % valuation Of property for public
purposes. corporations enjoying public
privileges should pay FOR IN IN. ana
schools should be divorced from politics
and Kept absolutely free from political in
nucuce and control"
Chairman Eyre. Of the Organization
Committee. formally reported that Cover
nor Hastings had been agreed upon "a
permanent chairman. and the temporary
chairman appointed Senator quay and
Chris. l.. Magee, Of Pittsburg, IL escort
the Governor 10 the platform. The trio
were cheered long and loud as they
marched DOWN the aisle.
\ spirit Of harmony row pcrvaGcd the
heated convention h1n and the already
enthusiastic delegates became nOisier than
ever.
The cheering continued until long after
'''-
HASTiNGSS REMARKS.
l-pon takine The chair. the Governor
sad .G.utlemeu Of tho Convention
,,.....t, ,.'.., ma. .incer,i,, fo, mis- Great
r...r Tho weather is too warm. /
..,i 80. nike a .reech NAV howrver.
', -..ort .,..rt, Ia no perutli-
..,,,. NJ ps,n.,.,,.,ri, nroye An,
."" 49, -. 49, tno g.
f... ~ clearing the atmospheric and we
j, serve .'lt '''i..'. io' 'Ne 90 ''-'''
ni-ci itnh parry.
zoe "' 'I''.'' 49,. ~ III
r''- I'D '' .l'li .','' ID C,,
M -, t,., s,a,.e and
'"' .' 80 - i,o, ! ~
piA- meme '.'i ~ -, -
'' 80
Nrh'.'" JOY ''''' ''' ~ ,..t.,. and
H'., WIG '' ''" al.,,,,',-
N'Ii- -,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-03-01
Just now the people of London

just now the people of London
derry are enjoying their annual feast
over the liquor report. This but en-
phasices what has been said that 4
curse follows every one who handles
the vile stuff-a town as we'll as an
individual. There is one way to stop
this annual talk about somebody's
stealing the towns liquor, and that is
to abolish the thing. Let the devil
have it. 1t belongs TO him. Certain
ly no town should be stained with the
crime of liquor selling. Let the town
saloon go. Oh, but you say they will
have liquor. Certainly. So men will
steal, but you wouldn't have the town
profit by theft, would you? No. Then
why profit by viler crime? Medicine.
Nonsense. 1t you want medicine &c
to your physician, and if he thinks
you need whskey he will furnish it.
We have no use for town saloon.
Voters let it 60, If bummers get il
elsewhere our skirts will be clean.
They are not now.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-03-01

Mr.. Editor: We wish to inquire
the name of ''the pestlence that walk
eth 10 darkness, and the destruction
that wasteth at MONDAY" which seems
to have been among us the past year
making it necessary for our citizens
to pay the sum of S0l2.22 for their
medicine at the Town Agency.
Shall we tell those who perhaps
contemplate coming here and casting
their lot IN with ours, that malaria,
fevers, and other diseases of kin
dred nature Gin which liquor is some
times used as remedy threatens
our people to such an extent that the
town is obliged to equip and maintain
place for the sale of liquors?
Or if no "pestilence walketh" or
"destruction wasteth" then is our
town infested with rattlers, moccasins
tarantulars, etc., in such great num-
bers as to warrant us in maintaining a
place where a specific remedy can be
obtained? 7? If not then why do we have
such place? Is such thing lux
ury or necessity? The amount re-
celved from sales of liquor disclosed
by the Town Report just issued is
sufficiently large 10 make every
thoughtful man open his eyes and in.
quire as to the cause of such large
expenditure of money. Now Mr.
Editor do we need any such thing
among US. We call such a place by
courtesy a Town Agency but how
much Better is it then q saloon? BY
maintaining such place the town
makes itself party in soul destroy.
ing traffic, putting premium upon
fraud and falsehood and providing {
place where the first steps to ruiz
may be taken by our young men. Ii
the disposal of the fifth article, whicl
comes up for action next Tuesday i
seems to us that an opportunity is of
fered every man to add to the goo(
name of the town and win the ap
proval of his own conscience at th,
same time. Do we need it?
Thomas.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-03-01
The Dramatic Club have "Neigh-
Dor lakewood" under rehearsal.

The Dramatic Club have "Neigh-
Dor lakewood" under rehearsal.
Holt Babbitt has returned from a
visit with friends in Boston.
Fred Bulbee is on a visit this week
with friends in Connecticut.
Mrs S. S. Lyon, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. G. {. Fits
of Brattleboro, for several weeks,
called there on account of sickness
in the family, returned Wednesday
evening. She left the sick much i'm
proved.
We learned last night that Miss
Ina, daughter of Edgar McAllister
of West Enosburg, is seriously ill
with typhoid fever. Many friends
here hope for her recovery.
The mixed train was four hours
late Yesterday owing to the breaking
of wheel at Townshend.
Owing to the death of a friend Dr..
Harrigan is unable to fill his APP
pointment here to day.
The Bondville Dramatic Club give
an entertainment next Thursday eve-
ming. The play will be the "Man
from Maine"
The UNIVERSAL society of the
North village had fine sleigh ride
Wednesday, about forty couples par.
tlcipating. This was ollowed by q
ball and supper in the evening. Every
thing quiet and pleasant, good socia,
time.
TIE case of the Glebe Cheese Fac
tory association V. Dewitt & Blod
gett Of Bratlleboro, came up yesterday
at lawyer ,Cudworth's Office before z
| II. Alfbee, referee. The hearing wa
not completed. The ma ter in dispute
was one shipment of Cheese, It'll,
over 800 pounds, which
say they never received. c
Milf Stoddard for Defts.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-03-01
A Good Brown Pudding.

Use three cups of flour, one cup of
milk, one cup of molasses, one cup
suet, chopped fine, one cup raisins, a
teaspoonful of cinnamon, one of
cloves and salt, one teaspoonful soda,
dissolved in little of the milk. At
ter mixing pour into a tightly covered
pail and steam 3 hours.
A hot liquid sauce favored with
lemon is nice to eat with this pudding.
The man or woman is yet undis-
covered who does not like this pud.
ding.
Mrc M N Or AYTON
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-03-01

OF all diseases Incident to mankind
those of the nervous kind are the most
complicated and persons affected with
such are more to be pitied than blamed.
A volume could be written on this subject,
they initiate almost every disease and are
seldom alike in two different persons at
ditieront times, nor do they only affect
the body, the mind likewise suffers and is
often thereby rendered extremely weak
and peevish, The low spirits, melan-
choly and tickleness of temper which at
tend nervous disorders, induce many to
believe that they are entirely diseases of
of the mind but this change of temper is
rather consequence than the cause. OF
the causes of this disease l do not intend,
to write but suggest the great remedy
and that is Celery not merely in Paine's
Compound but in the simple plant with
out any mixture. | have tried both and
find that the celery alone is by far the
most efectual. In my opinion it is the
greatest nervine in existence and here let
me say to every farmer and gardener
go to work next spring and sow sufficient
seed so as to have celery plants enough to
make you tea for whole year, sow it in
good ground in drills about Is inches
apart when it is up about 10 inches cut
and thoroughly dry it for that purpose.
| use mosquito bar spread on wooden
frames feet by 2. In the fall cut your
second crop and dry it over the stove,
when you want to use it let it boil few
minutes, it is then ready for milk and
sugar and makes a pleasant drink for
breakfast, dinner or supper and you will
then have the pure article without the
drugs and especially the alcohol.
T. Mackie.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-03-01
Church Calendar.

BAPTIST CHURCH, REV. n. A. WOOD, Pas
tor.-Rcguar sunday services, 10 as, a. M; sab.
bath school, l., M; Y, P. $. G. F., ~ IN.
Mid week service every wednesday evening at
souage, every saturday evening at 7;5o.ia.
METHODIST CHURCH, Rev. GEO. II. sIssoN,
Pa ,tor,-Regular sabbath services at lnH5a, M.
and ;0Np, m. sabbath School immediate y after
the moruns service. Epworth league meets
at the vesry every Tuesday evening at 80.
Class meeting, at vestry, every Thursday eve
mag at 80. 3 4"