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Tut Iln0H Tsrsui0-1 ongl S'ouf--
Tlr stories lald li iHe freaks nl t.r Ilit TORI
.sIu iu li..uUa arr quite as astonishing aa
gUurr.rlur must have been 40 lHe H.FNirH-
a., inhabitants. lhr pr1Hl I.mrr1W rs
r,s18usIb.a fll the following
rAt Kappa, iWp lHliDH were blown uWaJ
and hove f1t since been heard from lhr}
Uuh4bly wore hoops A. lhunl, d de-
muU-hpi house completely anl yet leii %
iolk-Cse thdt WIS in 10, without scratch or
brpkuu pain Of Rluss. ~ carried % large
mirror sihB frrt and laid 70 down uubf1hru,
Ilt nest morning after thD storm WHu Wla
soon 90 crawl from under barn, Who, after
being questioned, stated thai us Doc Wus COM
inc across thO pWirio the wind picked him
up and carried Dim half milo baIlug him
down iu % pond Of water four ifrt drap hf
vldod out and got on little rise Of ground,
when tbc wind TOOK him again and hurried
him with violence against thesldn pfthe hIru,
under which ho cruWled aud spent the night
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occurred NJ Cheuos, 4 farm house was
blown No. two jumps no less thnu 800 lfct
from whrrr n stood, and vet down sn cpsIlY
thlt tho plustcrug was not cracked On thc
d-hps knocked aA the table, which was set
fr supper. A .miur occurrence tool. place
ai Gilman, whore o kitchen was blown from
thp eide Of 70 house into % slough, without
plate being broken, and when our Informant
lcN the inmates were l1urnryiuE n1ak aud
forth ou rit 20 got the cooking utensils
lor Breakfast"
STARTLING The startling statement has
been made that q viii require more thlu siN
hundred yclrs 90 supply every heather Iu thc
world With % copy Of the Scripture, Do Bible
Societies have only thrlr present income o
and that IL might bc done 100 sIug. ycnr
with the sum annually spent m Great Britain
Cor strong drink.
~ a man who sold popcorn iu thr hlll
uf the Chicago Post Olicn not agreeing with
Mr., buchanan on thr great national Demo
cratic quotations. Of tho day, hls received un-
iicc 60 quit ....
'lHr lOOs HAVE Com Saunders, Nor
.rlss A Co.'S drive reached here thIs murH-
ing from the foot of thc White Mountains,
Il contains 3,ODD,OOl feet IL came $50 miles
hy water and WIS driven hy from 30 90
80 hands iu 40 days, which is 20 days less
than was required last yclr and soytu DAYS
less than ever before, On Amnsarlg Falls
thcy p49sfi the drive Of o, Ali'n s. Co., and
reached here nhoad,--LoirH A,rf, @lH,
"a TWr Tuoraur-llcury Ward Bcccbcr
iu bis " Life Thoughts" soysi " The Bible
Society ~ scuding IT, Bibles all over the
world--to Greenland and the Morca, 10 Ara
bin, and Egypt but Il dnrcs not send them
to our own people, The colportcur, who
should leave Bible in a slaves cabin, rou1i
40 Ia dcarm from me iora,i hnb ofhr first
bce,'
No FuR-Whcn the bravo Corporal
Clithncss was asked, after the hatllN of Wa
tcrloo, II hc was not afraid, replied, afraid
why, ! was IN all the battles Of the pcuusu-
lar" but having II explained to him, that
the question merely related 90 fear oflojug
the day, be- said, " Nn, ua did Ga fear that
| was only afraid We should De 40 lille before
We had time 20 win itW
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IL. T. HOYT. and j. c. BINGHAM, st. Jol
bu.N. and By DruRNsts g,nlralN.
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WRITE TO
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III TIL q. NOlGliIbN'S ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT. Caledonia District as.
Al Probate Court held ST. Iou-hu., Ia said District
uu the 2ith day ut NAV. A. ~. l-a,
WHEREAS. Ephnm ". Carpenter. Administrator ON
" the estate OF Ruth g. Nuu-htu, late cot Lyndon Ia
Ehd district deceased, propose Co. render account of
h'r administration and i present her ullus said
c-tas Tor examination aud allowance Cor the purposc OF
making partition uuu distribution residue oi said
tate under decree ut said Court
are by law cutcd Co The same It's therefore ordered
nAi Court that the under
heard At the Probate once u 81 Juhushury uu the IAN
DAY ui juno \ H. l~t. Aud % Is further ordered
all eg'ons Interested hc n'uhod hereof Boy publication 81
printed az ST. JunlshUry three su,s4IycIv prov
ous 90 said tine Ut hearing, that they muv appear and
contest Tie ALLOW said gAusc
LluLu Court u4ff.r Uf f,trtitl.r
Attest, ASA l.. flENCl Judlc or Probate.
4 tuv CuuN ut Record
& /" A7'rtt. ASA J.. FRENCr. Judge OF Probate.
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browns bronchial Troehcs or cough Iazcuscr.. have
n"Cu pto'ru u9 IONS vNprt.u,r Z" the equally ojglguu'
ncipicut Consumption Chronic Hrluoh. and suian0dt
Cough. as In the micr but often not lrs, troublesome
disorders at the Throat aud Chest Winter Cough u1fsv
ness, Dlncuy Brcathiug Irritation OF the Throat sc.
From Dr. ngrov. nostuuJ
crowns bronchial Troggcs simple aud elegant
form tor administering. lu combination, several medicinal
substances hvdlu general esteem among physicians IN
the treatment oi bronchial utr,uuus.'
tFrom Rev Is II Pratt, East wo1dstock Connecticut
- feel grateful YOU placing Within the reach orthc
sufctlng 80 valuable remedy. have used the Ttu,hr.
three years win great lTncni not r,' 10 my general
health than 60 my Throat aud though have taken them
freely careful observation has not shown the least Injurious
effect upon myself nom urlr use irceommond them
At the very time " Browns bronchial Trpchcs was
brought u our notice were =uutrlug from
cold which obtained lWmt diic and permanent
hr b., rroChcs. u NJ r,luDr. suffering
nom bronchial 70 ritAUuu, particularly ministers public
speakers. theyl uud thltlthis simple rcnclv Wilbtug
llgAliA 2L AllGL l4L BOSTON W It,,
nIuuL HAL Tubes. which covered with dt, tcua,I1,
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lu luH-uaLuuu which begin. behind 1ud NiN, above
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For children arfus from Cough or Uolrs,u,s-
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Wolie's Celebrated schiednm Aromatic
sCIIN Apps.

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s.. 4. h.. l. / S,
ORGANISr AND DIRECTOR or MUSIC At the
SOUTH CHURCH
Teacher Of the Organ. lsUoforte and Voice.
Dealer ip PIaHuigrtcs, Alcludcous, Sheet Music,
Instruction Books, Umbrellas. parasols. Sc.
Iiauufortcs and Reed Instruments Tuned and
Repaired
Umbrellas and Par3sal, made to order or ro-
nlicLI uLuu -Anrt u.Ll-r
satisfaction warranted i'm an cases
rau No. biu2ham's BuIliuF, 50. Johusbury. VI.
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X rNCrlIrn. by Coo u COMPANY, Manufac-
turcrs oiIrEt Currurn BoNE and SUPER Puos-
rtfNrJ uv llAiE. Try theNl. Cash paid for Bone
Office lG Broad Street, Boston.
Eu .2an. April %, 1898. Sju