Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-29
6 1885,

a% to arbitration only the portion lying
oveAe side of it,"
kind Hexpression in regard to the Cuban
at Sc els couched in carefully guarded
sale. HIND very many American citi-
ave said hearty amen if the
"a "eiere"' "uowed himself to put in a
OF high OrdeA for a people who are
g. a far heavier load of
ior Pf'O"' 'pg oppression than
The Home EncyclopedSmerican colonists
for Americaus-a reference ore progress has
for its foundation the EncycloI 80. :. a.
but it was edited, printed aud pub I"''' ~ 'iie
leans for Americans. trench gov
Every subject in the Britannica is TIT the evil
tensively in the Home Encyclopedia; as ron.
from Homer and the Pentateuch down to-,
decade of the nineteenth century; scenc5e III
the earliest astronomical observations OF cati-
dean sages to the latest utterauces of Tynde'e
Huxley and Darwin; invention from ArchmedeD
to Edison-of all these, and things likely to be
Of interest to its readers, the story is fully told
And to all has been added hundred page his
tory of the United States with an elaborate index
and fuand complete biographies of almost four
thousand noted men and women not contained in
other encyclopedias.
Here is an enclopedia worthy in every way for
anybody and the price brings 1t within reach Of
everybody
"McClellan's Own Story" The
Webster Company's excellent edi-
ton, ST.; was sold by subscription
for $375.
Personal Memoirs of Gen'l
Grant" so cents. personal Mem
oirs of Gen. Sherman" personal
Memoirs of Gen. Sheridan" same
publishers edition, IS cents per vol
ume.
All the standard Poets in different
good editions at popular prices.
Books for Boys.
Books for Girls.
Books for everybody.
Calendars in dainty forms.
Baskets-A lot of them. Suitable
for gifts. Don't cost much.
Handkerchiefs-We are now get
ting in the holiday line. Come
whenever you are ready.
Tidies-Several choice new de-
signs Just opened.
Lace Pillow Shams-All prices
from 20 cents to ST. each.
Knit Hoods-Some dainty ones
for infants Just here.
"Tams" for the girls, 80 cents.
Flat Caps for the girls, SO cents.
Toboggan Caps, IS cents.
Knit Caps, 5 cents.
Flannelette Wrappers-One new
lot to sell for ST. came Wednesday.
Another lot to sell at $I.25 we ex-
pect in today or tomorrow.
The Plaid Blouse Waists at ST.
and $3.50 each prove to be big sell
ers. They fit perfectly, are made in
correct style, are serviceable, and
suitable for common wear.
Few excellent Black Cashmere
and Black Serge waists at So .95 anc
So. so each.
Bargains in Silk Waists
More novelties in rough dress
goods, so cents to $I.5o a yard
came in this week.
Special in 3o-inch Coney Cape
full sweep, $5.o5. A few shorte
ones, $4.95.
More new high-class Jackets anc
Capes just here. Some exclusive
styles among them. Ask some o
the people who are wearing tn
"nattiest" and best fitting garment
where they found them.
Special in 34-inch, foreign made
all wool serge, in Black, Cardinal
Navy and Wine colors, IS cents
yard.
Special in Black Satin Duchess
at 81 cents and $I.25 yard.
Tomorrow we expect a new lo
of Thibet Boas, in I-2 yard, g.
yard, yard, IA yard, and L
yard lengths. They are in activ
demand in all the large towns tn
season and already scarce.
This is the height of tn
season on womens' misses
and children's Outside Gal
ments. We are selling NOR
than usual this season. w
ought to! We have man
fine garments which are NJ
: usually found outside fe'
large city stores. In the e2
TX pensive garments we have bl