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The IU'rhitf Son Dispute. GHVHllAh XI2WS. Mr. Cilaiiatone nt Ilnme, CURRENT AFFAIRS. When relieved from the affairs of state. The Best Shirt Made Mr. Gladstone finds no pleasure so great appetite, S The Claims of Ilie t'lillt-i- l Mates, an tliey Vicinity, Massachusetts and Now Miu-Uii- as his home life at Hawardcn. There his And on .John V. Shot - cotj health Wlll III- Tried llrftur the Trllilliuil Hampshire Notes. family are gathered together, and the great ',"1XN3 IS THE Drop In of .trliltrntlfiii man romps and plays with his grandchil Cottolene Cottolene Cottolene Cottolene Cottolene Lottolene Collolene Cottolene Collolene cottolene 11 llnlr-linnn- e Old .Mllllllir Niecll-Inli- ir y n The United States claims In the Uerlng I'nnvoiilalil) cinltli (I from lit n k's lsue dren as though he never knew what it was Iml mil S i lninly Hurt the sea controversy, as they will he laid before The llnllrnnd Accident ul l.uilliitv. to be blamed for everything that went To assure both the above ends, ene Or Write In colo- ene iiiiIip( k Jlhie. wrong all Great Britain and her good, wholesome, palatable food is ene "EIGHMIE" l'mium the tribunal of arbitration In Paris, are as The railroad accident at Ludlow early nies. Mr. Gladstone Is a wonderful scholar, demanded. It is next to Impossible ne W. Mackay, the famous bonanza follows: up to the cession of Alaska Friday morning of last week resulted in the John That a busy writer and speaker, but the little to a sufficient variety of appe- ene Hip death of Engineer II. G. Andress of ltut-lan- d, present me king and financier, wa? shot In hack at to the United States, Hussia exercised ex- Gladstone children Know him best as a bills fare meals with- You inut do one the slight injury of Fireman II. W. tizing of for our fne San Francisco, last Saturday, just after clusive right to the seal fisheries In Uer- good, kind grandfather who Is fond of fun. out a liberal allowance of pastry and ene or the Other If JHl w'Ull white-haire- broken-dow- n Livingston of the same place, the wiecklng Cheap noon, by a d and lng sea, and also the right to prevent, e He, too, would prefer to enjoy their com other food In which shortening Is ine to know how of the locomotive and 13 cars, and the kill ene old man named lilpjiey, who li.nl lost his pany rather than to he surrounded by Eng required. How to make crisp, you an buy if necessary, any lnalouof such ex ing of 125 hogs. 1 he hog of 22 cars ,ene personal fortune of 7.j.000 in gambling In train land s great men at an session of pastry has ene clusive right. That Groat Urltaln, not from Rutland was to meet a special freight healthful, digestible mining stocks, and hud got a cranky no- parliament. His other recreations are puzzled the A difficulty in ene from Bellows Falls at Ludlow, and the side cook. ene tion Mackay ought to make up his having objected to such asseitlons of ex- walking is really very funny all good the been W ft" that track was too short to hold the latter train. and this cookingln past has ene losses. The old man fired two shot" at clusive right, is to he deemed as having chopping down trees. Our great George lard. Always Inkle, never unilorm, ene On coming into Ludlow the air brakes to UJ g. JIackay but only one hit him. He lireil a assented to them. That water now Washington, according to tradition, had a most unwholesome lard has always ene Furniture the the freight train did not work, and lo- ene bullet Into his own breast, Inflicting a the a like fondness In his youth, but by of cook and the third known as lteiing sea was not intituled in comotive crashed Into the rear end of the the been the bane the tne probably fatal wound. The shooting took time he became president he had probably obstacle to "good digestion." ene the phrase "Pacific ocean" used in the extra freight. Andress remained on his ene place in a paed court, back of the Lick j outgrown such fancies. Mr. Gladstone, f? UJ At the prwetit tlm treaty of between Great Urltaln and engine and was killed. Livingston saved CouoleneYfolloleneTo Cottolene House, where many people were passing. however, Is an expert woodman, and !) I'rk-e- rule the day lEussia. That all the rights and authority Ills lire by jumping. Andress leaves a wife Cottolene Cottolene Cottotene Coitotene Cottolene Mackay was walking toward the hotel to though ho destroy valuable cherry-tree- s, with us. of Itussla in respect to seal fisheries in Ue- loss Is esti- doesn't pack his valise ready to start for Virginia and one child. The property he goes out with his axe and takes rlng sea east of the water boundary estab- mated at $10,000. was a fireman City. He stepped to one side and turned Andress in trees In lished by the treaty of March 30, 1807, ac- the keenest pleasure felling around at the first shot, and was not aware until his promotion 20 days before the Hawarden A passed unimpaired to the United States park. visitor to the castle COTTOL ENEi that he had been hit until an eyewitness, cident. one day noticed an axe behind the door In come fiom the back of his under the treaty; that the United States Write Us who saw smoke t the great hall, where It had been left by have such property In the Alaskan seal M nnt-lititet- IVolen. Cottolene (Cottolene Cottolene C ottokne coat, told tilin of it. rutting his hand the statesman after one of his chopping Cottolene Cottolene Cottolene Cottolene t nttolen: herd as to justify the employment by that II. Mayhcw, aged .111, around the millionaire found it cov- Frederick brother expeditions. A curious ornament for such Lotl blood. Investigation showed nation of means reasonably necessary to of II. 11. Mayliew, was found Cut popular ered with protect such a place, It seems. It may be out of com tot? comes now into And we will send you herd; and that compensation dead in a snowdrift about a mile east of -- that the bullet, which was readily found, pliment to the boy George Washington ( uu If should be made to the United States bv Shelbtirne Falls Monday. He lived at the favor as the new shorten prices tou can not come in, lias barely missed the spinal column, and and his hatchet that the "Grand Old Man" I ..tJ but the best way Is to Great Britain for the losses of the United 1 I Col) ine better than even the Itffi hail only inflicted a flesh wound. Mackay home of heodorc liompsou and started prefers to use an American axe. Haipcr' States, and should It be considered that the to drive to the village to get his mail. He tot) none of had no acquaintance with Itlppcy. 1 ounu I'eopie. Cot) best of lard with United States have not the lull piopcrty got stalled In a big snowdrift, and being Cot) lard's objectionable quali- All grades, Including a line clresf shirt. Iiitrrmtiiii; I'arlnln (lir llonniiln King's interest asserted, Great Britain should unable to get through, unhitched the horse Cot) An or Cot) ties. And Career. concur with the United States in enforcing anil started back. He had gone hut a Overlooked Fenture the Worlil's Sc in regulations to prevent the upon Cot PRATT. WRIGHT CO. Drop Mackay, who Is of Scotch-Iris- h capture short distance when he dropped dead. r'nlr. Cot John William high seas firySole agents for Brattleboro. descent, was born In Dublin, Ireland, the of seals belonging to the said The horse went home and its arrival gave Intent upon the mechanical and material Cot herd. The claims for losses will calcu- Cot' 01 years ago. Ills parents came to this be the alarm. wonders of World's the public lated on a basis of 30,000 seals. the Fair, Cot attended by both country when he was nine years old. His The Art Publishing company's large has not yet begun to realize that the most Cot1 conies And look at our stock two years later and on leaving The case will be formally opened before frame building at Gardner Centre, was Cot "APPETITE AND HEALTH." and get father died Important feature of the Columbian Expo- Cot school the boy was apprenticed to a the arbitrators, at Paris, March 23. burned Sunday, The company employed our prices. of State Foster, who Is the agent sition is to be Its congresses, which will Col about. ship-builde- In thejyard where he worked 85 hands, and its loss Is $125,000, with Cot Grocers sell it all many ships were built to go "around the of the United States before the commission, about $05,000 insurance. A part of the gather together the leading thinkers of the and Senator Morgan of Alabama, who, Cotolene Cottolene .Cottolene cottolene jcoiiDiene RETTING BROTHERS. Horn" to California. The returning sail- building was erected In 1787 and was used age. Those who are foremost In religion, Cotolene with Justice Harlan, is an for Cottolene CottojenejCjtoJeneomitene Sap ors often talked of the glories of the arbitrator for the first chinch In Gardner. The com- science, and sociology, are already on the the United States, are now on their way Mode only by "Golden state," and the fortunes to be pany built a large addition a year ago and way to take part In a discussion such as on the Pacific coast. Young Mackay across the Atlantic. Sir John Thomp- was doing an extensive business. Several N. K. FAIRQANK & CO., made the. the world has never known before. listened to the stories, caught the "gold son, prime minister of Canada, who fraternal societies which had quarters In What S Chicago, and 221 KUte Street, Boston. ?ene represents that country, starts for Ottawa barriers in religion may disappear, ! fever" and became one of the "Forty-niners- ." the building sustained losses of $500 to what ! this week. The entire In He did not succeed at first. His court of arbitration $50, and Dr. W. A. Jewett lost $500. progress be achieved the problems of Buckets T. W. BARNARD struggles were severe and trying. He consist of seven persons, of whom the Pres- government, what advances made In the ident appoints two, the Queen two, and Horace S. Johnson, who was clerk in settlement of the wielded the pickaxe and shovel for years, Haydenvllle savings broader questions affect- the President of the French republic, the bank for many ing society, by this assemblage sometimes as a laborer on his own account, the years, and who died nearly two years ago, of the wise CARTER'S We have just receh ed a carload of the finest King of Norway and Sweden and the men of all nations I Is it too much to be- brought Into town. Come in sometimes for others. The rough workers was a defaulter to the extent of $11,502. Sap HuckeU ever King of Italy one each. By the terms of lieve that thequlckening of which free. with whom ho was forced often to asso- honored Benjamin S. thought, and them. tlie treaty tills commission must meet Ills father, Johnson, must result from pilces very reasonable, quality ciate soon acknowledged him as a leader, in who died last week Tuesday, such a congress, will Shall make Paris and make its award within one year turned over hasten, beyond precedent, Iyer considered and although they called him "Puritan" all his property to help the bank the progress of alter the date of the ratification or ex out, and humanity'.' The Cosmopolitan for March We unlit ou all to know that we are head- at times because of his temperate habits, broken-hearte- fifl died Jolui'on'i method I Closing Sa change of ratifications of the treaty. This Is the first of the illustrated magazines to PILLS. quarters for all kinds of they recognized his superiority. of stealing was the old one of putting II He left California for Kevada in would bring the decision due in April, it it present the importance of this phase of 'Ui 8(. down a smaller sum on the bank were not for a fiuthcr provision which books the exposition, in an article from the pen It was one of the turning points In his ca- on those of the depositors. lie gives the arbitrators three months after than Tills of Mrs. Henrotin, the brilliant vice presi- reer. While strolling along the streets of had done since 1S70, small hearing the aigumentsin which to deliber taking sums dent of the woman's branch of the World's Virginia City a few years ago with John from day to day. In 181)1 the bank com- IT" ate and reach n decision. With the dale Congress Auxiliary, in which is O Itussell Young Mr. Mackay came to a missioner asked young Johnson for a bal- attention Sap Spouts, cavity in for the argument fixed so late In .March turned from the more obvious objective CURE smoking theground, at the mouth ance of his depositors' knowl- Sick Headache and the trouble Incl and the probable delays in completing it, ledger. The features of the exposition to some rellete ill of which a windlass was slowly grinding, edge that he was detected brought on an of the dent to a bilious Mate of the sjntem. such as "Out of that hole," said the,great finan- the earliest time when a decision can be most interesting subjects of social reform. Dizziness, Nausea. Dronsiness, Distress after expected will be well Into the summer. attack of nervous prostration which caused eating, l'aln in the Side, Ac While their most Tapping Bits, cier, "I look one hundred and fifty millions Johnson's death. His father promptly remarkable success lias been shown in curing of dollars In bullion." The Hint Powerful Dress Goods, turned over all his property, amounting to ltattleshli Vlflont. It was one of the famous "Donanza" A Yankee Mussulman about $0000, and the finance committee The battleship Indiana, launched l'an Braces, mines whose, history is so familiar now. came forward and gave their personal note week at Philadelphia, will be able to whip of The discovery the famous Comstock Wlui Una ( lime Home to Convert Ilia for the balance of $5052. The bank Is her weight in wild cats or anything else. Headache, yet CiRTm's Littli Liver 1'illo Hosiery, lode was due to the rare knowledge and perfectly solvent. Though smaller and with less speed than are equally valuable Id Constipation, curing perseverance of Mr. Mackay. Associated Countrymen tu llir Trur Knllli. and preventing this annoying complaint, while Rubber Hose Tubing some other vessels, she will be the most they also correct all disorders of the stomach, with him in the operation of the The New York papers are makins much IVew llniiipiililre .'Voten. powerful battleship in any navy, carrying, stimulate the Iher and regulate the bowels. great "Bonanza" mines were G. of the presence In city of Even If they only cured James that Alexander George W. Forristall, aFitzwIlllam stone as she will, the most formidable armament afterward Senator; William O'Hrien itussell ebu, an American-bor- n Gloves, Fair, citizen cutter, 40 years old, cut his and the best armor ever put afloat. The and James C. Flood. The output of the whom Mr. Cleveland sent as consul to throat with a Anil Every Kind or razor Monday. He leaves a wife and three feature of the Indiana is her battery. This mines was enormous. In four years the Manila, In the Philippine Islands, 1883. breech-loadin- g in children. will consist of four HEAD Sugar Milker' Supplies. mines paid 75,000,000 In dividends on He spent his time in studying Oriental re nlles, mounted pairs, in Ache they would be almmt priceless to those The City Hotel property Kecne has in two turrets, one their stock. The four partners regularly ligions, went to India, saw much of intelli at forward and one aft. The walls of who miffer from this distressing complaint; Underwear, been bought for $25,000 by a syndicate con- these but fortunately their goodness does not end drew 750,000 each month as their shares. gent .Mohammedans, became thorouchlv turrets are 17 inches sisting of William P. Chamberlain, Horatio thick. There are also here, and tlrnse who once try them will find In six years the Comstock mines yielded converted to their faith and has come back eight breech-loadin- g rifles, in four these little pills valuable in so many ways that more $:!00,000,000 in gold to country as a Colony, O. (.. Dort and Daniel C. Howard they will not bo willing to do without them. than and sliver this zealous and determined the of to-da- Repairs and improvements will begin at turrets, bases which are But after all sick bead BOBBINS & COWLES Commencing Now Is your ore. Mr. Mackay was the largest stock- Mohammedan missionary. Mr. Webb guarded by h first-clas- s barbettes. There are two-fifth- s once, making a modern hotel. holder in thi! mines, owning of landed in New York Feb. Id and has since ilkewise four rilles, protected by five time to get Domestics at cut H"',l be- G. W. Brooks Block. the entire property. In the mines been living quietly at a small hotel. A Hoyt, father of Charles Hoyt, the Inches of armor; 10 and four House gan symptoms al- Sun reporter, describing playwright, died in Boston last Saturday prices. Bny now and save the to show of exhaustion, his personal ajn at rapid-fir- e guns, behind two ACHE though they still worked with profit. pearance, picks out his eyebrows the age of (12 years. He was horn in Con Is the bane of so many lives that here Is where aie and his Inches of armor, and four Galling guns. we mako our great boost. Our pills cure it ad ran ce. The "Bonanza kings" founded the bank of beanl as his most conspicuous features cord, but at one time wa proprietor of the Besides these there is to be a torpedo out- while others do not. California with a capital of 10,000,000 the former "huge, brown, stiff and brist old Eagle hotel at Charleston n. lie was a fit. Carter's Little Liver Fills are very small with a of great wealth, ling," and latter covering Democratic representative from Charles and ery easy to take One or two pills make part their hater the his whole n dose. They are strictly egetable and do Mr. Mackay and 31 r. Flood established the face, beginning at the cheek-bone- s and town in the legislature 21 years, and his sou not gripo or purge, but by their gentle action bank of Nevada, which sutfered an "descending to the end of his breast bone now holds the same ollice. Mollraor I'llllllp lliooks. please all who use them. In vials at 25 cents; los in the ureal "wheat corner" of in a vast and spreading shower of verv The late Bishop Phillips Brooks denied Ave for $1 Sold everywhere, or sent by mail. 35 Years' T.W. BARNARD CASTES liETlCIKE CO., Ke? 1K87. dark brown. It covered the lower part of V l .Method or Vollnu. a great many of the good stories that were Tsi. ,nl told of him, In 1884, Mr. Mackay formed a partner- nis iace irom ear to ear. it liurleil mouth From Hauler's Weekly but one whispered around Small Dose. Small Pries, ship with James Gordon Ilcnnett ami laid and chin and chops. It was a beard to among the clergy lacked the Bishop's deni- KpTiencf Nf value, epclally if alwats In a number of the towns of the of MR s o"f two cables across the Atlantic ocean. They swear by. The Oriental Mohammedans state al. He was to confirm a class in a highly itnlf Tlieon. atv tn useful. The Just Received New ork, when the spring elections are opinions of jrrat nifn. whether w rittenorMKkrii are under a management known as swear 'By the beanl of ritualistic parish, and the rector, an old In? In the the prophet.' The held tills year, there will be a verv novel sttouM carvfully cotiMdered, but reuU$ the Commercial Cable company, hut are to is so friend of the l'Vsliop's and well acquainted field when it comes to really missionary America blessed by scene. Each voter will walk into a little Now Due owned by the founders. The fight between Providence that his followers here may with the latler's broad church views, wrote and room with walls of sheet-iro- n, will ee before new cable company and the swear 'By the beard of to say that as there might be some features Cures the older ones Muhammad lilin a neat array of bright was a memorable one, Welib.' " knobs to each of the service which Bishop Brooks would butmccess crowned of is name of SEVERAL CARS The object of which attached the a candi disapprove, any such would bo the efforts of the enterprising men. his mission, Mr. Webb date for ollice, the whole number including omitted if Itching Piles. Mr. Mackay for a score of years has says, "is to educate the people of this coun- he would be kiud enough to Indicate them. all the names placed in nomination will Fertilizers been one of the best known men try in regard to faith The Bishop's reply to this communication in the the of fslam. and push in the knob for every name he wishes W. H. 1?oi.due,8i Ham- United In 1885 lie had oppor- tear down prejudices Is said to have been a note States. the the which every Chris- to vote, and will pass out, having which ran Should be convincing. tunity to become United States senator tian country has against that religion. For taken. about thus: "Dear : Turn it all on." ilton St., New Haven, Ct, Fancy according to experiment Hay the in Lockport from Xuvada, he declined the honor, mis purpose we to mil) a week v He used to relate, with great glee, how, I but Intend sh last year, less than 40 seconds. By test fies : " have had itch- FK.VXK as his business Interests were so vast that journal dealing with the subject at Issue. the passing along the street one night, he saw E. COE'S SUPEIU'HOSPHATE machinery thus employed every vote Is se- ALSO, ONE OR TWO CARS OF he could not alTord to neglect We shall also have a a small boy struggling to reach a door-bel- l. ing piles years. Com- them. In publishing house for curely and secretly recorded, and every 14 recent years he has lived much Issuing Islamic literature, with The leverend doctor stepped up with his Has stood the test of all these years, has abroad. a free libra voter can cast one vote, and no more, for fort Powder stopped the never Mrs. Mackay, as is well known, is promi- ry and reading room Ko- kindly "Shall I ring it for you, my little lieeti beaten In the Held. We sell it less than any attached." The one Candida' c for each ollice. There Is no other first class fertilizer Is sold. If nent in society in Paris and London, and ran will also bo printed In a cheap form man?" and pulled the knob. Fancy his itching instantly, and gave jou consult printing of ballots required, there is no jour own interest jou will ?ertainly use no other. Choice Hay are attended by and freely distributed. consternation when, at hear- her entertainments the chance of misprinted names, or of the Instant of complete relief." best people in England and France. Her The Sun adds, In Its account, that mis ing the bell, the boy darted away, calling counting, accidental or intended, or of HKAI.INO Coo's house in London is one of most mag- may he many out to Dr. Brooks, "Now "A WOSniX." Superphosphate, $33 n ton, Cash. Will be sold at a bargain. We also offer tH the "there Mohammedan visitors cuanging me returns. scoot, or they'll nificent In the great capital. to the World's will find The election held catch ye!" Coo's grades of Fair, and they a In Lockport in the 1802 Special Potato Fertilizer, $38 a Mr. and Mrs. Mackay have mosque ready for spring of was very one son, them, with Muhammad lavorauiy rcportea on uy ton, Cash. John W. Mackay, jr., who came of age a Webb as reception committee, and. in all those who watch ffhfort powder ed it, and the like elections tills year will 110,000 Acres Worth $I'J,000,00(1. Mill Feed, Oat probability, a d - Meal, few years ago, and an adopted daughter, with Mohamme- ue who Is now wife of Don uan priest to cioseiy stuuieu. One of the most important land cases the Ferdinand intone the prayers." ever tried In Colonna, Prince do Galatro, a scion of one the United States has been W. H. Gardner, drug- C. F. THOMPSON & CO. Wurtlitiiutoii'n for March. settled by the United States court of pri- Cotton of the most famous houses of Italy. It Is said Seed and Corn Meal, that the number of converts to The opening paper in Wortlilngton's vate land claims in session at Santa Fe, gist, Bridgeport, Ct., says: The news of the assault on Mr. Mackay the Democracy since Nov. 8 is proportion- magazine for March Is an Illustrated X. M. It is the case of Earl B. Coe, peti- " caused great excitement In San Francisco, ately larger in arti Comfort Powder cured a the New York custom house cle on "The Chicago Woman's tioner, against the United States of Amer- and expressions of regret were heard from than in any state Club." Cracked Corn of the United States or In written by Sara A. Underwood, one of the ica, respondent, involving the title to the customer of mine of Piles, FOR SALE. every patt of the city. any county of any state. A 1'. .Sim. prominent members of the. club, and de Algodoncs grant, along the Colorado river, who now declares it is rpilFfarm lately occupied by Loren 1'. Harris, picting in a striking way the active of over 00,000 acres of the most productive A d. ceased. Said farm is ubout 3 miles from and a part Provender, W. !. T. U. Note.. In taklnir lin its hptldrmnrtni-- In ITnn.lu. In worth $50 a box to him." iliuington village on main road to Dover; con- mat women are taking in the most Impor- land southwestern Arizona, worth over tains about 160 acres, ras the Louisiana Lottery company has suitably divided into mow. In the midst of this rejoicing comes sor- not tant practical forms of the world's work. $12,000,000. Mr. Coe wins his suit and ALL DRUGGISTS SILL IT. Ine, pasturing and woodland. Will keep 18 cows Miss removed beyond the borders of civilization. Miss Lilian Whiting, his title to the laud is now and team the year round. Good sugar orchard of (CORN AND OATS GROUND) row for the death of Jennie Casslday a personal friend of perfect. The cnd postal ron rncc sample. SIX) Tegucigalpa, the captial, does something town trees with everything in order to set this of Louisville, Ky., the national superin- Phillips Brooks, gives an Illuminating of Yuma, Arizona, and the military COMFORT POWDER spring. A nice apple orchard that New York is not highly successful hi- CO., Hartford, Conn. in bearing. Fine tendent of the flower mission department, siuuy oi ine personality of the great reservation lie within the grant, but Mr. ' wood lot, also plenty spruce lumber to keep lt supports a grand C. SVKIB. UCKCIAIir. two-stor- which occurred Feb. 8. It is well known opera company. iVeio preacher. The article is accompanied by a Coe and those Interested with him In the S. buildings In repair. Large y house, Wholesale and Retail, York Tribune. full-pag- painted and blinded, shed had lain on her bed from spinal e portrait of Bishop Brooks land have given quit claim deeds to and shop connected that she and all the with house. One barn 30 by M, shed 10 by land within ppn 86: difficulty for more than 30 years, and that other pertinent Illustrations. Mrs. Liver- the limits of the town of Yu- Use hog and Ice houe. Uulldings In comfortable for the past 10 years she has carried on the more's "In Ole Vlrginny" series develops ma. COMFORT SOAP condition, with running water to house and barn. , . I . . I.. ,l .... Tillage land mostly level and free from stone, g enormous correspondence of her work. Mother 's iii .!!inis iiumuer an ine qualities oi a soul-stirri- st Letter : for the Hands the Fitcc, the Com- river land. Fenced mostly with stone wall. tragedy. One-hal- f feed.! The last two summers have been spent at "Dear Mrs. Pinkham:- -. The several editorial de- No fiction In the world Is more fascinat- mile from school. Also an outlying Also, tho GLUTEN nnd MAIZE partments cover a wide variety Interest- plexion It is Antiseptic, pasture of IS acres nne-hal- f mile from En-?- " the Best Cottage home for working girls " of ing or more powerful than that of Itussla. Emollient farm. Oho this ft ,n?.5f ''askell. Wilmington, Has-kel- l, (rial. It was recommended! near Louisville. Although the removals Last winter I did not think ing themes and are well sustained. This fact is or N. M. made apparent In the current anil Cur.itive. Administrator llrattleix.ro. Vt at Fanners' Meeting. caused her much increased suffering, it my little ones would have a issue of Romance, tho seventh In Its nota- Henry M. was done for others' good. mother long. I suffered ter- Stanley contributes to the ble series of special numbers, and specifi- MIs.s March number of Harper's Magazine an cally devoted to Russian short stories. Frances Wiliard and Lady Henry ribly with female Important STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Somerset's temperance tour in England troubles. article on "Slavery and the slave Uncommon interest attaches to a recently trade in which continues with ever increasing interest Africa," embraces a brief discovered tale by John G. Whlttier, and c.isTL,i:To:vf vt., and triumph, The history of England's connection with the also to the striking newspaper story, great Exeter hall meet- slave "The ings In London, 0, where delegates trade, an account of the enormities great, journal neat," uy UliodesMacKnight. ABEL E. LEAVENWORTH, A. Jan. perpetrated by the 31., E, CROSBY CO, from 40 various reform societies and thou- Arab slavers, and a The readers of Itomance will not be snr-- I & of what has been done by Euro- l'UINCII'AL. sands of people were gathered, were suc- the prised to learn the fact, which has come To pnrg-- pean powers for the suppression of out tho bonds does not make ceeded by still greater meetings In Man- the since his death, that Phillips Brooks tbem retrular but leuvestbem lnnont Five assistant teachers. One hundred and one chester, Jan. 24 and 25. Men who for traffic, besides many entertaining details I was a regular reader and warm admirer of condition thun befor. Ttx liver Is) state scholarship. Next term begins the tho scat WHU! over 30 years have been leaders in the with reference to African discovery and this monthly issue of good short stories. of trouble, and PrindJIal. fr "otft cause say there never were in England two colinization. The article is accompanied by such days of temperance demonstrations. a number of striking Illustrations from THE REMEDY drawings by Frederic Hemlngton. During the last year a church in a New must set on It. Tntt'a PHI act It Is a pioverb that "as Manchester goes England village, which has a membership on liver That Yaller Kat directly that orcan, causing a free AS NOTHING today, so England goes so of 58, has heard or considered 00 candi- flOTf or bile, without Tfhleb, the bow TT to do with the bakery busl. great victories hoped Mr. J. Lockwood Kipling, the of la aro always 1.1 ness but there are some other things are for. father dates for pulpit, Is constipated. Price, 33c. w that Iludyard the and alive yet. Xeio dp have a heap to do 1th It. keep a verv PHOTOGRAPHERS, " Kipling, who Is visiting Mel- York Trihune. choice lot of candles and I could keep nothing on my bourne and Sold Everywhere. sell rolss A Hliycle Itallroail. Sydney, has been Interviewed afford to be sweet most of the .Ene We bate BAXK I1L0CK, . HRATTLEnORO. stomach, and got so 'poor' my by an Australian press man. Mr. Kipling Annie It Is not very gallant for Mr. Office, 140 to 111 Washington St, N. Y. also every day at quarter of twelve, as nice rXIS Hon. K. Moody Boyntou Newbury-por- t, any woman of says Bald to speak of ladles as uiscuiias ever made. i friends hardly knew me. I suf- he did not like Budyard's "Light that "hens." I them for tea If you Mass., president of the Boyntou Bicy- should bo mad enough if he called wish. We use no amtnon'a fered with severe headaches, failed" as much as his shorter stories, mo as some bakers do, and don't mix any with cle railway company, was given a hearing which, he adils, "are stronger, on the that. HnUroarjB. m.rH1?.,,? A" n,r f00d ,s uore like "honm linn . t, DO YOU USE IT? before the railway committees of the New dizziness, faintness, backache, whole." In the opinion of the father, Kate Oh, he never will, I am sure. It rien find at a bakery. Call was and see if It does not look nice a d clean Hampshire legislature at Itepresentatives "The city of the dreadful night" is "one only last week he told me you were no TAYLOR at and 'the blues.' chicken. BROTHERS' II AKKltY, hall Tuesday evening. His purpose was to " of the best things" that the son has done. Morton Tramcrtpt. VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD. Elliot Swiss Dew Thanks to Lydta E. Pink-ham'- s Street. Mountain explain the principle and operation of his "Absolutely photographic In Its distinct- On Vegetable ami after Oct. 8, 189i. triln mi this road proposed bicycle railroad system, lie said Compound, I ness" is the paternal verdict. Lahore, It Now Try ThU. will leave Drattleboro for nil mint? North IT IS THE BEST. 2:X). ai Let Me Whisper. that with Its introduction Into this seems, Is the city thus realistically por- It will cost you uotulng will 0:!.Ml:llU. K. 5:30 and HI: 5 p. M. country am now as fat as ever, and uni nurely do you TheBMS n U trayed. Lock-woo- good, If you have a cough, any train acoomiii latlon to St passengers could be carried from the White "On a hot night" says Mr. d cold or trouble Iowa Falls and Wlndnnr. !!e. E. C THORN, 110 Main have no female troubles. with throat, chest or lungn. Dr. King's New Now why ' mountains to Boston In 00 minutes, to Kipling, "there Is no more fearful Discovery for The 11:10 a. m., train la mall train for Mnutpellei under the sun don't you buy now ai " consumption, coughs and colds Is fit. AlhanH, New York city In two hours, and In a single If you use my letter I hope place in tho world than Lahore. It is hell guaranteed to give relief or money will Im paid Rutland, riurlhiKtnn. Montreal and the road. U"n tcaro for money I with lid back. Sufferers from Grippe Jus-th- e I'amumle now, that's June day to San Francisco. His object the on." found It I no J it may be the means of saving thing and under use The i:0t) p. n.. the Montreal Queliec ,U ol.J Rut some on- - mut have these vn. was to make any on tu had a speedy and expreiw. inn Squirtamagig. not attack existing p--l fret recovery . Try a sample bottle is t some other poor mother's life at our ex. The S:30 p x , U 'M, U iicuc a patent squirtamagig on i'"" railroad corporations, hut simply to utilize BaoklenU Arnica Halve. pense and for yourself bow good It Is, train mall train for While . I ii " there a reason. Remember 1 for vinegar Trial River Junction and Hutland. holder that goes our"( their roadbeds for his Invention, or to have as it did mine." Mrs. Ella Tbe beat salve lb tilt) world for cuts, bruises bo'llre frtwat K. II. Holden & Co.'s drug store. TheWMIip pepper and ssltsets. We have them In sores, Large hw, 60 cents and $1. (SI MlraliiUanexiireH tu Montreal in Aitr systems In use on ulcere, rait rheum, fever cores, tetter, rtherbriM.k V. .La .I...... iter both the same road at Van Buren, Brazil, Ind. chapped bands, ami Quebec, with ,U.,,int I and wnrnintwl nlAbul .1 rru. .. Ill 14? chilblains, corns and all skin iAehe. Till runs uly Uv the same time. The cost of building a eruptions, and positively he. I train is in to M ,n -- All druggists tell It. Address In confidence. curea piles or no pay If tick head 1 mlry. what are Carter's tit? & I only,) ..j i. noTr euine regular varmouni ti single-pos- t, requlied Is satis-factln- now, large he four track road would not ex- Lidia U. I'inkham Mid. Co., Lynn, It guaranteed to give perfect ii Little Liver 1111 If thev will perfectly cure All lliene traliiH of site. Ah you look round !B lliu! or money refunded, Itf make flow nl, you will tlmiH1. ceed a mile. Liver Pills. 8S eeots. pilce oenta per I'eopie who have used tunn ep-a- k frankly of FOR SALE. nctlce several new and cule 1 $100,000 box, n II For sale by F II llolden A Co. their worth, They are small and easy to TTUVE PAIRS WOrik-Iv- don't want to tell of them u r.,r vim e l(,,Ji take. nrre some L W K. RICHARDSON of them yourself, don't vnu w"j A CO. w.ioni.n luiltv llAUUAiri biuur