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PITTSFIELD, MASS, APRIL 23, 1890. 3 trascn. She gittsfwW Sua. DALTOS. Bicycle riders know where to Ami the FOR LITTLE FOLKS.

best soda. Wright's is really best. George Wright Son, Apothecaries. The Foresters whUt tournament has RZV. JOHX WIEELEH HARDISO.

AefaJnawata af Tnnf BportMna. Cliettie AjriT of Lincoln, a 10- The That the people of Spnngaeld and Long- ended and the inners are J. Jandro and Charles Fuller, with an average of 20 year-old boy, haiidlt a rifle and shotgun with a precision moot remarkable If meadow had a very warm regard for Iter. John Wheeler Harding, brother of W. G.

points out of a possible XI. The next four for a lad of his agt. Ho is a fisher lad lOSE -LEAFJ one knew 1 Best Line besides bring a hunter, and when 8 Harding, of Pitufleld, who died very sud nearest are John Forbes and John Shay, 20J, II. J. Quinlan and W.

J. McDonald, the price be years old hooked ajid landed a five pound pickerel like a veteran, nxing a denly at Ormoud, last week is evidenced by the two column review of his 19i, Martin Kirk and John Uwyre, 18, positively positively positively MEN'S LV fllT fore trying it, he'd sbv mm and Timothy Brophy and Eugene Bartlcy seven ounce split bamboo rod to do the trick. be surprised to find it so rood. If 18 19. It has taken longer to play the series of games than was anticipated but A sportsman's paper tells how Daw one learned the price after smoking uring the series much pleasure and life In The Republican on Friday.

Hev. Mr. Harding was for over forty years pastor of the First Congregational church at Longmeadow and then he left It at the age ot 70 years, he was made pastor emeritus of the parish. Speaking of the reception given him on the completion of his of suits, it, lie a be astonisnea to Una it so amusement has been afforded the players A cheap. Big Value and Little Mon uring the winter weeks.

This week Sat son Olmstead of Corry, hooked and landed a six pound black bass at Pigeon Lake, Canada. The first rush the fish made broke the rod's tip and made the boy yell from excitement, bnt one of urday afternoon a ball game will be play ed at Pine Grove Park between the mar fortieth year the KcpubMcan says: -Vjey never got closer than in I tobacca S-w this The crowning event of Mr. Harding's ried men of the Foresters and the single men. W. J.

McDenald Is the head of the life was the reception accorded him by the 0ER SHOWN IN BERKSHIRE COUNTY. former and Rover O'Gara, of the latter. the parry "held him by the legs as he stood on the seat of the boat so he couldn't tumble overboard while he played the fish till it came up gapping and tired oat, when we landed it people of Longmeadow on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of his pastorate. There is expected to be lots of fun and a balloon full of hurrahs. CCurricr St Go.

AH the Novelties of the Season in more than 40 Different January 1, 1890. It was the choicest of such occasions, which are rare enough The annual meeting of the First Con George Pardy of North wood, N. Y. was IS years old last A year Styles in fancy Scotch Mixtures, Cassimeres and 4More than a dozen styles of gregational church parish will'be held next Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. At this time the annual sale of pe-xs will be held.

ago he was watching a deer runway with a man having a 82 caliber rifle. No deer came. George and the man had started for home, when a deer came now in New England, where the ever-increasing hurry and hustle and unrest tends to shorten rather than to lengthen the term of pastorate. Save for the honored exception of the beloved pastor of South church in this city, there was not at that time a TO MOST Of THE READERS OF THE SUN Advertised letters this week are for Wool Business Suits, at $5.00. Joseph Laboute and C.

Russell, artist We are already -well known, aa well as our modern into sight 1 5 rods away. The boy shot and hit the deer in the now three inch Eugene E. Brownson and Miss Mary L. business methods. A few years Biuce we broke thedrue The sizes run from .14 to 44.

es from the brain. The deer turned and ran "like graurd lightning. The shell Haskell were married last week Wcdnes day evening by the Rev. G. W.

Andrews, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton B. parallel to Mr. Harding record in the region, and few in all New England.

The Republican said in reporting it: 'It must be allowed that only a rare man could so grow into the affections of a people, and in the 82 stuck. Meantime the man combination that existed which many of you have doubtless forgotten and Instituted a system of large sales and reasonable profits. Naturally we have incurred, considerable hostility, and someof onmekhhnmhsTA Haskell, No. 14 High street. As the bridal couple entered the parlor Lohen had stood "yawping like a tired dog" with a 40-fiO repeater in his hands.

George gralbt this rifle and fired. The only a peculiar people could be sp faith grin's wedding march was played by Prof. W. Myers, of Pittsfield. The bride was dressed in a gown of light mohair.

deer shoulder gave way, and, after trotting a bit, the animal lay down ful for long pastorates, which were a matter of course In the days of our fathers, are now so few that their occurrence always calls for a word of explanation." I H. CASEY, Lee, Mass. Ladies' and Men's Bicycle Gloves. trimmed with lace and ribbon, and carried with its head up. George fired again not been aa carelul of the remarks they have made about us, as they should have been, but we have contined on in the even tenor of our ways.

Our stock is so large that it would be impossible for us to enumerate all of our goods, but we append a few of our and leave you to judge if our prices are reasonable bnt missed. Then taking his 82 again, he ran up to the deer and put a bullet through its heart There were 14 men ont that day, but George got the only white carnations. Guests were present from Worcester, Athol, Holyoke, Becket, Stockbridge and Pittsfield. Mr. and Mrs.

Brownson have begun housekeeping on Central avenue. Among the speakers of that occasion were Dr. S. G. Buckingham.

Rev. John Cotton Brooks, Rev. F. M. Sprague, of Sprtng-fleld, and Charles Newell and William E.

Boles of Loaemendow. Several letters deer seen or heard. New York Sun. "Wright Right" bicycle is strictly up S-benrk's 8 Weed Tonic, to date. Sixty Dollars.

George F. Wright Son, Apothecaries. Soots and Itoes. were read, among them one from Rev. Dr.

E. K. Alden, the home secretary of the American Board, Rev. Joseph E. Twichell, of Hartford.

E. B. Giilett, of Westfleld I el-boia Kemp's Balaam, Kennedy's Med leal Discovery, Kennedy's FsTurtte Hemedy, At tae annual meeting of the fire district alitornia fyrun ci fun. next Monday afternoon a treasurer, Esrrs Malt Bwt Took-, Celery and Clever Celery Compound. llnkUaina Vegetable Compound.

Warner Safe kidney Cure, A yer's berry Pectoral, Eagle Milk. Swiss Miik. Imperial t.ranna. Malted Mtik. 1.

hpUal. Kokoline iheadsche eurei. and others. A partof the letter from Dr. Alden was as follows: prudential committee and an auditor are Fellow 's Hypopuosphites, Currier's Chnbb and Bis Tab.

To little John Adolphus Chnbb Your kind attention I invite. Oh, how he love to bathe and acrnb Each morn and eke at night 1 Now, John Adolphn William Chnbb, A fine yonnrt eh-phant la be. And when hu'a in hia little tub Oh, 'tia a pltatsant sight to aea. Hi nunc, a motherly old thing. No need to coax the rogne ha aha.

Adolphoa. when he am bring The water, trumpet in his glee. Your pastor I first knew 44 years ago, Vegetlne, Liquid, Kiiiirly's Iron Tonic, ROOT'S COMER SHOE STORE. to be elected for one year and a water commissioner for three years. It is possible that Mr.

Glennon will take the office of commissioner' again, as no other name when together we entered the junior class of Andover theological seminary, it would Hood Tooth rowuar. 'alder Dentine. afford me great pleasure and might amuse boxes for 1 Carter LHtle Liver PUis, Pierce Prllets, Currier's Pills, HerrVk's Pills. seems to come before the public. you if I should describe the effective man Mentholated Tooth Powder, Kubber Nipples, Nurvlng Bottles complete, Uunyartli Water Janos, Xatyas, tk-big's Extract Beef, The' sewerage committee has A.

ner in which we two annihilated each Spring Styles. Chamberlin for chairman and Walter L. other in discussing the manner in which .84 1 00 .07 .67 .15 .17 I for .05 .15 .10 .7 .58 .65 .70 .57 .15 .14 Tower for secretary. free will and the divine decrees, natural Flags were flying Monday in honor of and moral ability and inability were recon Ladies' Fine Vici Kid Button Valentine's Beef Extract Beef I'eptlnotds, Mentholated Tooth Powder. Hood's Saraaparilla.

I ciled for all coming time. We-did that Patriots' Day and the only paper industry in town in opetatlon was the Byron Wes Boots, with pat- lea tip and pat business up so thoroughly then that we have never been obliged to discuss the ton company. lea heel foxing, $1.75. This boot The average attendance at the First .5 .67 .85 .17 .75 I 00 rt 5 .14 AS .17 .17 .10 .15 .15 .18 .1 .73 .1 .15 .17 .17 .15 .15 .15 .87 .85 .15 .1 .87 .87 question since, as 1 'doubt not that you is regular $2.25 quality. Dr.

turner araparula, Dana's Saruparilla. Ayer's KareaiiarUha, Ayer's Hair Vigor. Hall's Hair fteiiewer. Mrs Allen's Uair Kwtorer, Parker's Hair Balaam, Cutirura Soap, church Sunday school for the first quarter who have listened to the instructive and of the year was 243. The average for helpful and gracious words of your pastor March was 219.

The new Christian En for forty" years can abunaantly testify. Ladies' welted sole kid and cloth top Lace and Button Boots, A to widths, $2.50. deavor hymnal Is now in use. Gospel We shall all agree that it was "ordained ttutlermilk soap (renulne) box. (dry roods kind) Woodbury's Facial KoaD.

Hymns No. 6 have been given to the of God before the foundation of the world" Scheok Pills. Ayer's pills. Warner's Pills. MoU Pills.

Morses' Indksn Boot Pills, Aloock's Planter. Benson's I peine Plaster, tioraplruin Plasters, Electric Plasters. Hop Plaster. Cutkmra Plaster. (Greene's Nermra.

Chamberlain's Cough Syrup. Hind's Honei and Almond Cream, Ely 's Cream Bairn, Prnne's Magic Oil. Thatcher's Butter Coiir. Weils. Kichanlson's Butter Color.

'axorta. Pierce's Golden Medkal Discovery, Hall's Catarrh Cure, Bearer Oil. Trtrtnroer'B Extract of Malt Allen's Boot Beer Extract. Knapp's Hires Hirshe's Blueing, quarts. Kendall spa via Core.

1 Vroe Favorite Prescription, DomeMte Annum la, Inslow 's Soothing Syrup. Bird Manna. Atwtnid Bitters. Burdock Blood Bitters. Electric Bitters, Hustetter Bitters, church for general prayer meeting use, that you and your pastor should be bound Cashmere Bouquet Soap, Conmantlne Tar Soap A.

ljH.ni AS' ru fiftn I A ft. Tin a 7nr ma Two active members and one associate together in a happy fellowship for forty JO hniion si resumption Cure Arnold's Cough Killer. member were voted In at the last business years and that you have done it of your own free will this new year's anniversary 2J meeting of the Y. P. S.

C. E. Rev. C. S.

Robertson has been appoint- is the witness. Although it has been no Dinsmore Cough Syrup. Dr. Currier's Cough cyiup. Hooker's Syrup, Wb-tar Balsam, llayne's Arab Balaam, ea to a cuarge at lanaionara, a wilderness-wandering far from It .17 .15 15 .54 .17 .14 .19 .64 .7 .7 town of about 2200 inhabitants.

Rev. C. lioyt (rtrmin Cologne. nevertheless you now enter together the promised land. So may it be to the golden F.

Wilsox, of Cambridge, comes to Dal Colgate's Florid Water (large! ton, Mr. Robertson has done honorable days, and beyond, if God will. Ismail) I.lsterlne, Children's Queen pat. tip and box tip Button. 6 to 8.

85 cents; 9 to 11, $1.00, and Queen Russet Goat, tip Button, 11 to 2, $1.25. Sen's Razor Toe Black and Russet Lace Shoes, $2.00. Hen's Sewed Lace Bals, $1.25 and $1.50. Boys' 11 to 3 to 5 1-2. $1.25 LATEST STYLES IN OUR WINDOWS.

Oh, how he love the oold, cold stream Dew-ending on him In the tubl He ftt-U as if he'd like to scrraun Be loves It so, does William Chnbb. AnA then, the evenings washing o'er (Though he could wUh It still). service in Dalton. One of his great achieve At the following arnual meeting of the Kiger and Gallet Violet Water. ments has been the building of a $31,000 Tongallne.

church, January 1, 1891, Mr. Harding edifice, another is a large increase of mem Maltine. Hod Malt gave notice that on his 70th birthday he Bim nurne will say "Come, come, no more. bership. The indebtedness of the church should resign from his pastorate.

No is cot so great but that the society can action was taken by the church, as it was hoped to prevail upon him to stay, but the wipe it out. Mr. Robertson is a good use preacher and has had a busy career in For a S2r4ng Medicine and Jilood Purlfur, CELERY Ay CLOVER, and get the lest. You ve had enough now. Master Will." Bo swift he's drind, his nightgown on, A nightcap tied upon his head.

And to the rattle's music John Adolphus William goes to bed. Harry B. JJeilaon In Pleasant Hours. Stato Flowara. church was doomed to disappointment, as on August 9th of that year he read his Dalton.

Everyone wishes him continued O. Boot Son Corner of North and School Streets. success. letter of resignatisn. The council called The selectmen have established a week to dismiss him was held September loth ly pay day and Wednesday has been and his resignation took place October 1, The "state flowers" have selected as the day.

The town help work Dr. W. H. Currier LOW PRICE DRUG STORE, 1891. been adopted by the votes of the public nine hours for a day work.

It was in August, 1S67, that Mr. Hard school scholars of the renpective states Wright's Soda is knows all oyer Berk ing applied for leave of absence, to travel DR. W. IT. CURRIER.

Alabama, Kebraska and Oregon, the IT, D. SPROAT. shire. George F. Wright Son, Apothe in Europe.

He visited England, France, goldenrod; Colorado, the columbine caries. Switzerland, Italy, Egypt and Turkey, Pittsfield, Mass. Delaware, the peach blossom; Idaho, Through the courtesy of E. H. Bridg- the eyringa; Iowa and Kew York, the and interesting notes of his travels and observations in these countries appeared man the First church chapel has hanging rose Maine, the pine cone and tatuwl from time to time in The Republican.

It on its walls a beautifully framed picture of the Rev. Ebeneser JenniDgs, who was Minnesota, the cypripedium or mocca "SElood grotUcrs. An object lesson sin flower; Montana, tho bitter root was while traveling up the river Nile in his Egyptian trip that he received the title North Dakota, the wild rose Oklahoma of "Bishop of Longmeadow," which clung pastor of the church from 1802 to 1934, a record of 33 years. This is the longest pastorate in the history of the church. It is a grateful addition to those already territory, the mistletoe; Utah, the lego to him ever afterward.

He was with in fertilizers. party of a score or more, in one of those lily, and Vermont, tho red clover. In addition, Rhode Island and Wisconsin have adopted a state tree, the maple be hanging on the walls. long, odd-shaped Egyptian boats, when The selectmen have posted notices that through some mishap the boat was over In 1887 a 1 a hearing will be given on the extension of the Pittsfield electric road at the select pier of land was broken lip and planted to tne Ktockbriilee Potato Manure without anv ing selected by both. Louise's Composition.

potatoes on turned and the whole party was thrown into the river. They were picked up by other fertilizer. It yielded bushels per acre. men' rooms May 14th. a steamer in charge of the son ot the khe The same piece waa planted to potatoes every year tip to InTi, and the average yield lor the eight years Vu The Dalton band's ball and conceit will dive and taken to the shore.

Tbekhedive's Louise is a little girl 10 years old who wrote a composition lately on "The Deer. It ran like this "The deer has be given May 1st at the opera aouse hall. oty uusueis rttr acre. son became Interested in the little party, No fertilizer was used on the piece during this time Kingman will furnish the music Dp to Date in Every Particular. Tlxe ZLSTe-w HAINES CO.

PIANO Contains every advantageous improvement in piano construction, a FIRST-CLASS INSTRUMENT at a moderate price. You are eord tally invited to examine them at WOOD BROTHERS, most of whom were from this country, except Austin Hitt. brother of W. U. Hitt, has long horns.

The deer has four feet The deer has slender legs. And so on. and gave them a banquet. The native returned to -Amsterdam, N. after Her teacher read this alond and asked Egyptians about the' village where the banquet wag given were very curious to spending a few days here.

Louise if she did not think it had a pe The terminus of the electric road will know Who these men were who were re culiar sound and that it might be im be between John and Ansel Chamberlin's cciving such honors, and a self appointed proved by rewriting. Louise quite residence, on Main street and no cars will Stoclcbridge potato RJianure This experiment, which is detailed in our catalogue. committee made inquiry. Several military agreed and took the paper to her desk. be allowed to stand before their driveways.

men being in the company gave their titles and then came Mr. Harding's turn. With The change of route, now across Maurice By and by she returned it Now it read: "Long horns has the deer. Four Callahan's place, up the so called Knight feet has the dwr. -Slender legs has the grave face he'announeed himself as the "Bishop of Lotgriieadow," at which the hill, out on the street passing the east side dorr." ew iork Times.

proves wnat otner larmers nave also found true, that the of Mrs. J. B. Crane's residence, thence up curious Egyptians bowed very low and otockbndire furnishes all the plant food croiw require for Main, is stili another improvement in the Those who attain any excellence com continued their Inquiry in other quarters. large yields' and in the best forms the particular crop route.

A small bridge will be built about is as important as His fellow travelers did ot forget the In monly spend life in one common pur grown. The form of the plant food the quantity. where the little foot bridge is now located, suit, for excellence is not gained upon Lots of filling in on this hill will be neces easier terms. -f-Johnson. cldent.

Another incident of his travels illustrates his sense of humor. When traveling in Italy the guides demanded a The sary and the dirt will be taken from Park Storkbridge Manures are manufactured strength thev have been in the market fur double avenue. nearly the years and have always led in improvement. larger fee than the party thought was fair The arm and its muscles form most approved style of lever. They have been Our Orange Phosphate is made of real improved for flORE rOT- and retused to budge further until the sum was paid.

Mr. Harding was made orange. Oeorge r. Wright Son, Apoth ASH BEING ADDED. IN ONE CASE NEARLY 40 INCREASE.

BUT NO INCREASE HAS BEEN flADE IN THE PRICE. ecartes. aware of the situation with the others Robert Nivison. of the Troy Conference through an interpreter. He was unable KIDHEY TROUBLE CURED to speak Italian, but rose to the occasion 8 onr local agents or address Academy, of Poultney, occupied the desk in the Methodist church Sundav Everybody Has Headache You Can be Cured by Using MANNING'S HEADACHE POWDERS.

He mounted a little eminence and declaim The importance of knowing just what ed fiercely and with many gestures the 43 Chatham St. Beaten BOWKER morning and gave a sermon in every way well gotten un. The audience was well pleased with his progress in school. FERTILIZER COMPANY, to do when one is afflicted with kidney first part of Cicero first oration against 27, Bearer St.HewTork disease or troubles of a urinary nature, best answered by the following letter Caliline. This so perplexed and impressed his Italian hearers that with one accord they abandoned their claims and marched which was recently published in the S.4FOr CEHTER.

Poughkeepsie, N. News-Press: peacefully on. Mr. Harding's own theory 163 North Street, Miixertox, Dutchess Co N. was that they took him lor an insane per "Dr.

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was the most 'terrible thing in the world to them. They feared it as people now fear the Cholera and Yellow Fever. And yet there is a thing that causes more mis vorite Remedy. Alter using the first bot TO BE SOLD AT ACTUAL COST. tie 1 noticed a decided Improvement which ery and more deaths than any of these.

continued, and I know that Is so common that nine-tenths of all the CaU and See Them, the Prices will Surprise You. DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S sickness in the world is traceable to it. BELLS, ROBES AND BLANKETS is merely that simple, common thing, con stipation. It makes people listless, causes dizziness, headaches, loss of appetite, loss Way Down in Prices.

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Once used, always in favor. It you A. D. GALE, Telephone 213-2 My sister also has been very sick with The weather the past week has been an abrupt change from rugged winter to the hottest kind of summer. For several days thermometers have registered 80 degrees or more above zero, in the shade.

Scarcely a relic of the Ice and snow of witter are to be seen, the earth already shows a carpet of green and the shruliery the buds and green leaves. We fear a sudden reaction. The sugar season was truly sliDrt and sweet. We secured one fair sap run. The ceremony of the annual town meeting was (rone over with on the sixth lost The old boards of officers were generally re-elected: Moderator, John L.

Cain; town clerk and treasurer, N. E. Gcff; selectmen, assessors, overseers of the poor and board of health. A. J.

McCullock, F. C. Bourne and Elmer E. Maynard. Appropriations: Schools, $700; highwsrs.

1500; town charges. 500: also 00 towards celebrating Savoy's centennial, February, 1897, and placed the matter In the hands of a committee composed of the selectmen and six other citizens of the town. Also authorized the selectmen to place bronze markers to the graves ot Revolutionary soldiers. The town report shows the finances to be In an easy condition. Mr.

Ansel Polly, of Belevue, Florida, has been calling on his many friends in town. Mr. Polly came home to attend the funeral of his father, the late Harvey Polly. Mr. Polly is engaged In the lumber business.

He relates with much Interest many Incidents of his southern life in the ten years he has spent in th.it region. Mllon A. Bliss has dehorned his en'Jre herd of cows. Plttsfield. Mass.

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