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MEDICINES.
HoPEs

A young man named John Naves, liyins
near here, had an eating cancer on his facS.
which had eaten away his nose, part OF M
cheek, and extended up nearly to his eye m
had ever seen. His throat finally became in.
volved to such an extent that he could only
swallow liquid food. After using all ne
remedies without cb ecking the ravages OF
the eating cancer, hi general health war
broken down, he was confined to his bad and
thought 1t TO only be question of time about
his death from the cancer. put him on r.
Swifps Specific as a last resort, and he began
to improve with the first dose. His gener NJ
health improved at once, and rapidly; hif
throat got well; the ravages of the cancer
were soon stopped; 1t began TO heal around
the edges, and after few months treatment
with S. >. s. he has gotten entirely well. His
face is all healed over with new flesh. and
his general health is excellent. His recovery
Is wonderful. NJ. F. CRUMLEY, Md,
Oyiethorna Qe
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Sick Headache.

One single dose Of Bailsy's Saline Aperienl
will cure Il nine Zines IN ten cases ris the mild.
est, best and cheapest substitute for Pills In the
world. Il cures constipation, hiliousness, sick
stomach, lickheadache, heaTt. burn, acid stomach.
relieves indigestion, reftcShcs and in.igorltes
the weak and feeble, cheers the depressed, acts
gently upon Ihe liver and fidaeys, alllys symp-
sons OF fever, promotes healthtnl ocrspiraton,
regulates the low OF bile. nitigates The aanks Oh
rheumatism, elsanses the stomach and keeps tho
brain cool and clear
When YOU need pirga,ive--lry Il. I.args
Bottles So sents. Il Is as pleasant as a glass o.
Of soda water. Sold everywhere.
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Every woman who suffers from sick
headache, and who disiikes 10 take Bit
ter doses, should try Cartor's Little
Livor Pills. They are the easiest OF all
medicines 20 take. A positive euro for
the above distressing complaints; give
prompt relief In dyspepsia aud indiges-
Ton; prevent and cure constipation aud
piles. AS easy 20 take az sugar. Only
one pill dose. 10 I'm a vial. Prico -
cents. 1fyou try them you will not be
without them.
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WANTED - LADY AGENTS. WE

WANTED - LADY ENTs- WE
w have the best selling line OF goods for
lady agents In America. 10 consists OF the
"Queen'e Protector" "Daisyn stocking aud
Skirt supporter, Shoulder Brace, Combined
Hair Bustle and skirt supporter, Safety Relt,
oosnamer, Sleeve Protectors, Dress Shields
wear. These goods are new devices. staple.
and an agent can't fail 70 sell something In
every house. We have 60 agents making
500 monthly. We have q, q and IS outhia,
with either OF which an agent can mako ex-
.ANfEs-l-f !. ,,ss&Sy ASA. Hase
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GARRETT STATION, TEXAS Ken
nedy house In now open for the accom-
mediation OF the travelling public and Is
presided over by Mrs. Kennedy. The
house has been entirely rehttod with
new furniture and the rooms we'll car
peted. The table is supplied with every
delicacy the country affords. One trial
will fully convince you that no house In
the state sots better table. Be happy
10 have my old patrons.
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AN OPEN LETTER
IN wHIcH
ALL LADIES
DEEPLY INTERESTED
u IL A ID IT.
BELAIR, GA, November 8, 1884.

BRLAIR, CA, November 8, 1884.
GENTLEMEN; have been using you
wonderful remedy, abr. BradHeld's Fo-
male Regulator,"in my family for Ion
time, and want TO say 10 the suiierin g
onos Of my sex that there never wa
anything 10 equal II. Would to God tn 3
every afflicted woman In our land knew
Of its wonderful virtues and curative
powers as do. have used great dea
Of 1t since the birth OF my last child
about agar and half ago, and / do
say had 1t not been for this valuable
medicine l would have been
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IL 10 self.evident mat physician pkyin5
particular attention 10 A class Of CAGES sffaJnY
great skill, and physicians In regular prantis3
I'll over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases 10 the oldest Office In hmerf
70, and the proved good remedies or al
hEe. ana countries are used, whole house "
VISA for ONCE purposes, and all are t-eated WHY
skil In respectful mannerg and. knOUlnl
what 10 do, no experiments are made. ON 90
coUnk or the great number uppiyiHE, I'd
cnArges are Kept low, ofteu lower than II iSt
mAnnhd by others u YOU secure the SAN "a
ges speedy and pesfcci llfe cure. that Is ~
Important matter, Pamphlet, 81 pss3s, ~ ]
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nnrinr Tai.nhnnea.

Sold OF rented by u, NJ. Clover, gen.
eral superintendent Texas Overland Tel.
ephone and Telegraph company,Tn Elm
strea,
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Te1as Trunk,

GOING SOUTH.
No. 2-Mail and Express, leaves. 300 +. NJ
GOING NORTH.
No. i--Mail and Express, arrives. .l1;O0 A. M
Trains and run daily, Sundays excepted
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Bed Ridden for Life

But thanks 10 kind Providence, wa
directed to Its use, and my life and
health have been spared me. II my
means would admit oft would never
be without II In my house.
l have recommended II 70 number
hf my friends, and without exception
they have all been wonderfully relieved
and cured. / give this endorsement
without solicitation and freely, for the
benefit of the suffering ones OF my sex.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. ANNA RAMP.
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PORTS.

EXPORTS AND STOCKS,
HNportR this week; Great Britain, S,Tgi ;
France, 1914; Continent, l0,iSS, Stock AZ ali
United biatea ports, this oay, 65,G9ii this
day last year, 5TS,S0e
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON,
MONEY, sroo0sANo BONDS.

NEW YORK., April 2.-Money on call easy,
at / to IL per cent closing Mt ]; prime ner-
camille paper, 4 10 5; bar silver, on; for
elgn exchange steady actual business, 4s6 to
4S7.
CLOSED nj the following prices bid:
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Bond for our Treatise on Female Disease 9
mailed free. Address
TIKI BnADF1ELD REGULATOR Co.,
BOY q. AtlAniA. Oa.
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Texas q Pacific.
GOING EAsT-r. 4 P, DEPOT.
No. 3e4-St Louis Express ......." $40 a. M.
Leaves Union Depot. ,........... glO A. NJ.
No. S6--Isocal Passenger. ......... $40 =. NJ.
No. 306 leaves Union Depot. see. 3:D Z. u.
Gan Antonio Express arrives. .l0:25 z. ID.
GOING wEsT-UNIoN DEPOT.
Nc, S0l-California Express, arr. $40 7. M.
Leaves Union Depot. ............, $3.50 Z. N.
Leaves Texas & Pacific Depot. $40 T. Nd.
No, S05-Local Passenger, arr. .,... :5S A. M'
lfsdV0S, -...sss......ss.s. ssla'lu = Va
Leaves Texas & Pacific Depot l2;25 p. NJ
No. 153--San Antonio Express,
leaves #. q p. Depot. ............, 6;5h A. M.
Nos. 305 and 306 New Orleans Express) run
between Forth Worth and Marshall daily.
Nos. S04 20l ard SJ8 take meals al the Union
Depot Nos. l5i and lbs connect at TT. Worth
with trains TO auu from Colorado City.
Missouri Pacific.
DALLAS AND DENTON.
Accommodation arrives ..,.,...... 1890 noon.
Departs. Observation-Disclosures. l:UU r. Ill
GOING SOUTH.
50. Louis Express arrives. .......... 6:66 A. M
81. Louis Express, arrives ........ 1000 Z. M.
GOING NORTH.
81. Louis Express leaves. ........ l0:2o 7. Nj.
81. Louis Express leaves ..,...... B:l0 A. M.
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nnlf, Colorado y santn ".

Gulf, Colorado ~ Santa Fe.
No. ll-Mail and Express arrives. l:lO \. M.
No. l3-Mixed arrives ..,.......... $40 Z. NJ.
No. l2-Mail and Elk. tsouthl de-
parts. .............. ....... $3.50 A, M.
No. l4-Mixed $50 departs. .. $3.50 p. M.
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GALVESTON.
Notice 20 CommercIai TrnvoIors

IBID. fAskod.
ToNni Closed-New York, steady; New Or
leans, very steady; Liverpool, dull; Calves
ton, dull, but steady.
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Pullman Sleepers Colorado, F0s Worth
and ballas TO New Orleans without change,

NOS 80 ana 6Oo run between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily. Nos. l5l
and 1883 connect at Fort Worth with trains 10
and from Colorado. Nos. 30i, S0l and S0a
take meals at the Union depot.
Double daily trains TO New Orleans.
The Texas 4 Pacific is ll0<miles the short
est route TO New Orleans.
Solid trains Ell Paso TO ST. Louis. Alse Dial
las TO San Antonio, etc. Fast time, nrst-olass
equipment, sure connection
See that your ticket reads via. the Texas 81
Pacific Railway.
Passengers booked TO and from all points In
Europe via the CRED STAR" Steamship
Line, plying between New York, Philadei-
phia, and Antwerp, Belgium, and the
AMERICAN" steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England.
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and ali
required Information, call on or address
E. p. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, 6N Main Street, Dallas, Tex.
II, Z. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas.
h. W. MCCULLOUGH,
Con, Pass. and Ticket Agent, Galveston, Tex,
W. II. NEWMAN,
Traffio Manager, Galveston Texaa.
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COTTON sTATNMKNr,

Tons, Closed-New York.; dull New Or.
leans, easy; Galveston, nominal Liverpool,
quiet.
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UMPARALLEl. Ed !

with each number OF DEMORESTs
MONTHLY MAGAZINE will be given a full
uHe fashionable Pattern OF any size or STYLE
selected, making twelve patterns during the
year or value OF over 81, hesides the most pop
uar entertaining and useful me gaElne, Single
nMORESr, Hast Nfh strAat Nav VorE
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rtjR IF5 MARRIAGE GUIDE. { piSg,

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for.l
cnnls IN pOiiageor currency, over hfty WOH
dcrfnl pen pictures, true 20 life articles on tht
whyi Proper ageto marry. MhOmarry arSt
Manhood, WomanhOOd. Phy6ical decay, Wh2
should marry, How lie aud happiness mas, bl
increased, Those married or cor,emplatiui
sHat lhs shOu.u lcal 80, q suglt 20 be TtAq
p AL Adut persons, b'ea kspt nnder lock and
key, Popular edition. same s. ABOVE, but paper
sover and sMpagss, - cents by mail, IA uioisl
sfp0stlgcs
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In sEABRooK,
IL. Attorney-at-Law,
Abilene, Texas.
Collections promptly attended 10. Refer
enses-bradstreets commercial Agency.
L. Attorney-at-Law.
Hillsboro, Texas
Special attention given to commercial law
and Investigation ofland titles,
7 I. MONTGOMERY,
81. County Attorney Baylor County.O
AttOrney-nt-Law and Real Estate Agent,
SEYMOUR Texas
DOCTOR RANSOM,
After taking thorough course OF instruc.
ton at the Eye lnnrmary In New York, Of
| fers TO treat diseases OF the eye, aud females
specially. Address, Wortham, Texas.
I HALL BELL, MD.
ONCE In rear OF Murdoch q Baldwinis
drug store. Telephone at once and residence,
A RrHuR NJ. MILLER,
n Attorney-At-Law,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
| GHESNUTT q WELBORNE,
~ Attorneys-at-Law aud Land Agents,
Henrietta, Texas.
]. q. OHEsNuTT, X. ID. WELBoRNE.
IL 8. BELL, County Attorney
| Ns Attorney-at-Law and Land Agent.
Baird, Callahan County, Texas.
wv BAG @. WRIGHT,
| W. Attorneys.At-LAw,
No. MS Main street, up stairs, Dallas, Texas,
A RNoLD, GLASGOW 4 ARNOLD,
n Attorneys-At-Lsw,
Graham, Texas.
gubllc square. WIN practice in the state and
Federal courts.
| VOHN W. DOREMUS,
~ Attornoy-at-Law and Land Agent,
Bryan, Texas.
| CARswELL a FULLER,
~ Attorheys-At-Law,
Decatur, Texas
X, n. OARswKIL. FULLY A. FULLER
INEIII~YoEy,SSSss,, .,,..,.,
stephenville, Erath County, Texas
II. II. NEII.L. LKE YOU'VE
A BERNATHY BROS,
n Attorneys-at-LAw,
| Mckinney, Texas,
w. n. ABnRNATnY. NJ, O, ABERNATHY
I INDsLEY q BRADFORD,
~ Attorneys and Co 1nHellors at Law,
KS Main Street lLindsley Dullding), Dallas
Texas. Give special attention 10 commercial
and corporation laws in State and FEEDER. I.
courts.
l 4 ARrEB q WRIGHT,
~ Attorueys-at-LAw,
San Angela, Tom Green County, Texas
DooNE a SCARBOROUGH,
II Lswyers' Laud and Collecting Agents
Sweetwater, Texas
JobnfH BOONE J. Il, SCARBOROUGH,
Notary Public
II II 3, MhLVEN,
IL Attorncy-At-Law and Banker,
Seymour, Baylor County, TexaF
Exchange bought and 20 lall the prln
cipal points
C COLEMAN,
De Attornoy-Nt-LAu,
II Colorado City, Texas
Collections promptly attended 70.
CRAWFORD q CRAWFORD,
~ kttorneyn.At-Law,
3. d, ,. oGice No, T29 Main 30
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RAILROADS.
NEW RAILWAY TIME GARD.
Houston 3 Texss Central

GOING SOUTH.
No, Anew Orleans and Galveston
Express daily .......,............ $3.50 A. N.
cspt Sunday ..,.............. I:ss p. ID.
No. New Orleans Express daily 5:5oP. NJ
GOING NORTH.
No. 8-3t. Louis Express daily. $50 A. ID.
Sunday, .l2.l5 P. M
NO. l-St Louis Express tdailyl... 9.OS4P, ID
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GOING SOUTH.
nrIaana and f1alvagfni
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Tnxns 8 PacIac.

NO. i~st. Louis Express (daiiyi... .
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A FATAL ACCIDENTAL SHOT,

Ell Eaton of Antrim was fatally shot Dy Tue
premature discharge OF gun which n roI
ter, his brother-iu-law, was loading iast wen ',
Tuesday, while shooting at targst. ne Jul
LET lodged in his body near the heart, anu uea'n
resulted in few moments.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RAILROAD AT EA7
Il LSARRIsyILf,2.
A gravel train locomotive and a stone tram
collded while rounding a sharp curve abogt O
mile above the East Huntsville station Monday
As they were almost upon each other, Frank q
Carr. brennan of the stone train locomotive
Jumped and was killed. The engines cOlided
with great force, loaded car was thrown from
the track and Carr was crushed under two
stones. 1t is suppo ed that he fell backward
and was unable to get out OF the way OF the en-
gines He died about an hour after the acci.
dent. The engines were both badly damaged.
The accident occurred in one of the worst places
on the road, where sharp curve made 1t i'm
possible to see but short distance ahead.
The property OF S Foster of Keene, con-
tractor and builder, has been attached by sew.
eral OF his creditors. The liabilities aggregate
about $500; assets unknown. Mr. Foster will
complete contracts he is now engaged upon He
lost about $4,000 on the building on Mt Hug
gins about two years ago.
Geo Whi.comb of Swanzey and o J Nutting
of Richmond have bought a large lot of timber
land in Peterboro, and Mr. Nutting will remove
to Peterboro.
The elephant A bert, killed at Keene last
week, has been dissected and his bones and
skin sent to Washington. The skin is about
IA inches thick. Landlord Sherman, of the
Cheshire house, had some elephant steak cut
rom the animal and served it, a number of
gentleman partaking OF it.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

RuPERT.-Some Of ourfarmers have finished
haying. The crop Is light. Potatoes, oats and
corn bid fair TO be full IN average crop.
Rupert Main street has been greatly improv-
ed within the last year. The removal OF the
street fences has added much 10 It's appearance.
And moreover our city guests constitute an
important factor In the cheerful outlook OF the
village.
Rupert cornet band is doing its full share In
making our pleasant evenings attractive. Its
contributions Of well selected music are highly
praiseworthy.
Mrs Taylor and daughter Of New York are
at L A Sheldons. Mr. Everett and family of
the same place arc at the Kline hoass.
The following lguests are registered at the
Beebe house for this season: Mrs and Miss
Gum, N Y; Mrs Beltzer and Miss Pell, n Y;
Mr. Chalmers. wife, maid and three daughters,
n Y; Mr. Stockton, wife and two daughters, n
Y Mr. Bacon, wife, maid and three daughters
OF Brooklyn.
A thunder sh ,wef Of unusuai violence passed
over this town h the attention J1ly rs. Some
damage was dom 70 corn ard oas.
A bennington N IN found iw, feet Of NOW
pn3er Tie say aast ussr bic NIL last ye,k.
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WEST CHEsTERFIELD.-Most farmers have
finished haying and report the crop little bet
ter than last year. many are getting their oats
which are unusually good corn is looking fairly
well although little backward for the season !;
potatoes are looking finely, and many have be-
gun to dig; feed in the pastures is short, and
suffering for want OF rain; the apple crop will
be light in this vicinity.-We think we have the
prize wobdchuck story AS a woodchuck stroll
ed out for his supper of clover the other night,
he was seized by a dog that has good reputa-
ton as hunter, and had killed scores of his
brethren and perhaps some of his grandchil-
dren. and shaken as only dog can shake
woodchuck; whereupon his chucksblp rails
ed himself upon his hind legs, and setting his
teeth firmly upon the dogs upper lip, started
for his hole, which was five rods off leading the
dog whining. When he reached his hole he let
go his grip and disappeared. The sight was
witnessed by three men who could have killed
the animal, but were too much amused to inter-
fere with woodchuck whose courage had saved
its life.-Mr and Mrs o II Farr have returned
from their trip to New York and Philadephis.
&C z ellison and wife are sojourning at the
beach for her health.-Mrs L w Strong is
spending a few weeks with her niece, Mrs
Reeves of Rutland.-Seth Wilmington, an old
resident of this town, died at Westmoreland
Tuesday, aged about 70 years. His emains
were brought to this place for intermsnt.
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verp,p.-Mrs Wright of Hartford, Conn, is

Vernon,-Mrs Wright of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting her sister, Mrs c H Stebbins.-Charile
Davis has recovered from the measles ana rc-
turned to Boston Wednesday of last week.-
Mrs Armsby and three children Of worcester,
Mass, are visiting at Frost s s5E smnS %o,
morning, July 20, at the house or Fred l.
Brown. He had been sick several weeks from
q shock of PARALYSIS, which left him speeches.
and one side was helpless. Funeral services
were held at the Universaist church me 'o,lc .
inc Tuesday at o'clock p m Severn MG OF tle
members OF the Grand Afi Hs ua , war.
tssen To tho W hithed burial ground for inter,
ment.-The Uniyersalist Sunday school VIII
nicnic at Lake Pleasant Tuesday. They go on
the m train and return at p m, reduced
rates being given. A cordial invitation Is eX
tended to all the ,ownspeopie 10 lole .lem WIN WIN
their lunch baskets Children's Sunday was
observed at the Universalst church BY songs
and recitations by the school. an address from
Rev Mr. Whitney and the christening OF the IT.
tle sons of DR. g F Barber and Streeter.-
The school in district No . taught py her
bert Worden of West Halifax closed Wednes-
day. July 80. The names OF scholars VINO we're
ne;ther absent or tardy during the term are Lu-
CIV A Stebbins, Willie Johnson, Bertha Il
Johnson. Osborn F Brown, Ellen w Brown
and Minnie Bailey. Absent one day, George
c White. Only two scholars were tardy. Inc
names of the scholars who averaged nlgneS1 ~
scholarship are Nellie NJ Goodwllie, lo0 % VA.
lie F johnson, 80 81 Josie A Johnson, W 81
Lucy stebbins 9S d Eva n a 1onnso N ~
Ellen W Brown. 81 -. and Minnie A Bailey,
97.~Tbe oil part of the house BELONGING. to Ma
thaniel Brooks was struck by lightning between
I and o'clock Wednesday morning. But very
vas dena; IN The water er pipes were
lie Brooks, alf Brooks. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
thrown down by the shock, but recovered SO as
10 be about the house in short time.
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| Wilmington:--The farmer, have genera II,
l. finished huying and the crop Is reported g0ot
generally. Memorial services to the late Ger
| Grant were held at the Methodist church keN
| A w Goodnow delivering an appropriate ser
| mon. The local g A II have placed their iiags
at half mast and other evidences of mourning
have been shown by our people.-Asahel Boyds
boy got quite badly hurt the other day by his
cattle running awNy with him and the 90. '
overturning. Bell received 2 severe
cut on top OF his foot from brokep bowl ial,,
ing from the table recently.-M Cfawioira
end wife together with their children are vis't,
ing in town.-Dr Rice's brother ana vie Oh
Showers seem to avoid this section though
the neis hboring towns have been favored OF
late.-Tbe hot days and cool nights bring on
countless aches and pains hereabouts.--Mrs
VIM Chids is much improved In health
Willard Cummings and wife OF COhoes, N II
and Sidney Morris of Brattleboro were among
our visitors this week.-Jonas Lincoln andI
daughter have returned to observation-disclosures
Stanley from Kansas Is here on account OF hisI
mothers sickness.-Charles Snow proposes 10
put a stage on the road from Readsboro tQ|
North Adams next week which will BIO grca
convenience to to the business interests here
The water in the Deerfield river is very low
Several friends of DR. and Mrs Rice gave them
a pleasant surprise on Wednesday evening, the
occasion being the 9th anniversary of their}
marriage. A number Of presents were brought
and the affair was very enjoyable.-A number
OF our townspeople attended Barnum's circu3
at Bennington Wednesday Abbot Wilder OF
Boston is here, also Mr. and Mrs Fairbank
and Mrs Tyler Whipple and children, the lat
ter stopping with DR. E Titus.-Mrs Bar
nard and daughter Hattie are at Saratoga: Mr.
E Z Wheeler is back from her visit In Maine
H F Barber has been confined to the house
by sickness for few days but is better.-M
Burr and Lamb have just finished CUTTING
the hay oni the Stowe farm which they recently
bought.
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Hallfax-The owner of big yoke of oxen
IS in study, having had some bows made to
order which are over two feet by inside meas
urement; lie thinks if he had yoke to match
them it would require derrick to manage 1t.
There doa't seem to be enough 4ooO-pound
oxen about to make it profitable to invent and
construct paper or some o.her light CON-
position yoke that will be light yet strong
Frank Brown, bookkeeper for Newton Bros at
Holyoke, has lately made flying visit home.
He and another person recently obtained
patent on making paper from some foreign
wood and sold the right for S5O0o.-On account
Of injuries received last year from an OK, II
Shepardson is under the necessity Of absenting
himself from the bayfield, during excessive
warm weather, it causing Inflammation Of the
brain, however he is not afraid to work by
moonlight. There are some plucky women
vet. A hawk descended into the back yard of one
of our farmers recently, and scooped up chick
en- AMI flew away. The lady of the house saw
the thief and wishing to discourage him from
devouring her three.score chicks, lifted her
voice to high pitch and sped away in the direc-
ton taken by the hawk; after crossing strip OF
meadow and going several rods upon wood
road she espied the hawk holding the chick Sc
cure and looking to see what was coming, then
flew away leaving the chick unframed.