The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-28

! Snall nave u very Hne lou Oh DeuulhB piahUo
of all descriptions for sale at very low prices
at my greenhouse in the rear of the Episco-
pal church, State street, Montpelier. I.
! Percival.
ELEVEN pairs of ladies' fine Cur. kid but
ton boots. Regular price, $3.50; closing-out
price, 1915. At Cleveland's.
Miss TOWNSEND, trimmer for Mrs. M. l..
Wells of Duxbury Corners, will return from
New York the latter part of this week with
spring styles of millinery, and will be
pleased to see old customers and new. Mrs.
NJ. L. Wells will also return from New York
few days later. Any one wanting stylish
millinery would do we'll to call at her place
of business at Duxbury Corners.
b. A. ATKINSON & Co.-The attention of
housekeepers is called to the advertisement
of the above firm in another column. They
seem bound to be the lowest of the low in
prices, their goods are first-class, and we
would recommend all persons desirous of
buying goods, either for cash or installments,
to avail themselves of their offer to deliver
all goods free to any railroad depot in New
England.
! HE DtSb ItlIlBtIduOI OuI 10 SiOSo
" Greeley" manufactured by Mr.. o. n.
Cross of Montpelier. 1t combines all the
desirable features of a perfect d" cooler " and
is withal strongly built and convenient.
The arrangements for storing ice, cooling
the air of the enclosure and carrying off the
impurities and dampness which always ac-
cumulate in refrigerators are original with
Mr.. Cross and are practical and superior to
any we have yet seem A sample of the in
vention may be seen at the bakery and sew
eral of various designs are displayed at his
workshop on East State street, Montpelier.
THIS is what b. S. Walker, Esq, of RAN
dolph says about it, under date of April Sth:
we have used Maxham's Carbolzed Oint-
ment in our family, both before and since
our return from California, for the relief of
salt rheum, and positively say that of the
many remedies that we have tried this is
the only one that has ever brought us any
relief. 1t has never refused to relieve us at
once. consider it worth many times its
cost, and most heartily recommend it to
any one who suffers from this troublesome
and annoying disease" Babcock & Bar
nard sell it in Montpelier, or e. A. Max
ham, Bethel VT, will send it to any ad-
dress, postage paid, upon receipt of twenty
five cents.
NOTHING can be more safely taken as an
indication of the success of Mr.. l.. b. Hunt
ington in the grocery and restaurant bust
ness in Montpelier than the long term of
years which he has been engaged in the
business at the same old stand. His stock
of groceries is equal to the best and his res
taurant is carefully managed at all times.
He keeps the best help and everything
about this department is calculated to give
new customers pleasure and induce them to
make oft-repeated visits. His establish
ment is conveniently located and meals can
be furnished on short notice at any hour of
the day or evening. Mr.. Huntington has
also acquired an enviable reputation for
furnishing first-class ice-cream for parties
and private meals, ane is always prepared
to do so. Give him call.
To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN:-Drs. Sever
ance & Royce, specialists, of Boston, Mass,
are making the circuit of Vermont for the
cure of all chronic diseases of long stand
ing, and they have been greeted by multi
luub VI SlllcTllS lINdlluS dlNlOuS lO avail
themselves of the wonderful skill of these
specialists 1t is significant fact that Drs.
Severance & Royce revisit places as they adj
vertise, which no man can do unless he has
the ability to cure cases that the ordinary
local physician fails upon; and we are
happy to state that some local physicians
recognize this fact by consultation upon
cases that have baffled their skill. This
is right, for no physician who devotes
himself to the treatment of acute diseases
such as fevers, ETC., can be expected to meet
with the success of a specialist like DR.
Royce, who has treated thousands of the
most difficult and complicated long-stand
ing diseases in all their different phases. II
is true DR.. Royce's treatment is somewhat
peculiar, yet by it he is constantly demon
strating the fact that in the field, the forest
| and upon the mountain-side there exists in
wild profusion an antidote for every durable
disease The results of his skill is not far
fetched, but can be seen on every hand, fol
hundreds walk the avenues of life TO-DAY
who feel to thank God and DR., Royce that
they have been spared the blessing of life
and health through his skill. And this skill
Is ms, because no man that ever went
through the different colleges was so ear
nest student as DR.. Royce, as he has the
credentials to show. This is no idle talk
as he has thousands of testimonials to show
of cures in Vermont that are now being per
fected for publication. One in particular
that the gentleman wishes the public to
know, and who is willing to do anything
for the doctor for the great good he has
done his wife-after employing all the doc
tors far and near, and spending hundreds O
, dollars for medicine was about to give III
, in despair. when he came to the conclusion
that he would consult DR.. Royce, which ht
,, did, and after taking half of the medicine
he says My wife is new woman" This
is a case of ten years standing. She ha(
kidney and liver trouble, and the party
above referred to is John Devine of Berlin
He says: " | can't say too much in favor o
, Dr. Royce" This is but one in a thousand
, remember The doctor closes his Office a
the Montpelier House Thursday evening
5 April 29th and returns again Monday Ma,
$ 10th, Consultation free. Office hours from
nine A. NJ. to eight p. NJ.