The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-05-05

vicinity and found to wear better and
hold color longer than any other. Best of
recommendations given. ID. Dewey Il Son,
agents.
YOUTHS boys and childrens Norfolk
suits just received at Adams.
FIVE dollars for the largest score in ten
consecutive shots at Armory rink.
ELEVEN pairs of ladies' fine Cur. kid but
ton boots. Regular price, $3.50; closing-out
price, $2.75. AT Cleveland's
FIVE dollarsin gold for most babies turned
over in ten throws at Armory rink.
ALL goods left at Adams for Lewando
French dye-house will be forwarded Tues
days and Fridays.
FOURTEEN pairs of Edwin G. Burt's ladies'
French kid button boots at Cleveland's.
Regular price, 5000; closing-out price, $500.
&C. ELLIS, MD, homeopathic physi-
clan and surgeon. Office and residence on
Barre street. Special attention given to
diseases of women and children. Office
hours until nine A. M and from four to five
and seven to eight P. NJ. Connected by
telephone.
RARE chance to purchase 1000 of those
fifteen-cent trees at Fair Mount this spring
only. They must 60 out to clear the
ground. Improve it,, or lose your chance.
Also large stock of the finest trees and
small fruits to be found in Vermont now
ready for the market. E. E. Andrews, pro-
prietor, Berlin, VT
DIR. HOMER c. BRIGHAM has located at
the Marlborough, 354 West Fifty-eighth
street, New York city, where he will con-
tinue the practice of medicine, making IA
specially of female diseases and surgery.
Accommodations provided for patients.
Connected by telephone with all hotels and
telephone stations. Ask for No. $780, Thirty
ninth street station.
ADVERTISING is cheap, but it is an estab-
lished fact that Shipman's cold Reliable
Shoestore is always well supplied with
reliable goods at reasonable prices and does
not advertise more than can be fulfilled,
and this may be one reason why he sells
more boots and shoes than any other firm in
the county. Modesty(O forbids that we add
more. Call and see for yourself.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:-I take this
method to thank my numerous friends and
patrons for their kind sympathy in my
misfortune by the high water, and to tel
them everything is in good order again.
have plenty of fresh flowers every day, and
shall have very fine lot of bedding plants
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.
f. L. BATCHELDER, proprietor of Brattle
boro's leading cafe, to o. n. Cross, manufac
turer of "Cross' Greeley" "The refrigerator
reached us o. X. We are very well pleased
with it. We find it keeps things longer
cooler and drier than any other refriger
ator we ever used. Several of the grocer:
pronounce it a keeper, and think they
will order next season if not before ,
Parties should examine "Cross' Greeley
refrigerator before buying any other
Shown at the bakery or Mr.. Cross resi-
, dence, East State street
THIS is what B. S. Walker, Esq, of Ran
dolph says about it, under date of April Sth
"We have used Maxham's Carbolized Oint
r ment in our family both before and sine
our return from California, for the relief o
salt rheum, and positively say that of tn
many remedies that we have tried this i
, the only one that has ever brought us an.
: relief. 1t has never refused to relieve us a
t once. I consider it worth many times it
cost, and most heartily recommend it t.
any one who suffers from this troublesom
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.
, DRs. SEVERANCE & ROYCE will open thei
= Office again at the Montpelier House, Mont
: pelier, VT, Monday, May 10th, and remain
until Saturday night, May Goth. Chroni
diseases a speciality. The doctors max
stethoscopic examinations of the throa
> heart and lungs, and ascertain the exac
conditions of the vital organs, thus avoidin
u the errors of those who guess at the di'
ease and experiment for the cure. The do'
d tors have excited much attention by thei
e wonderful power of discriminating the Ms
/ ture of internal disease from the respiratio
D.. of the lungs and beating of the heart, will
out requiring the patient to give the SYM
t toms. They also have the ability to tres
l. the same with degree of success altogethe
e unparalleled. They reject all poisonor
y drugs and minerals. They solicit your a
tention to an examination of your cas-
a. which will be most cheerfully given in a
" cases. Both are graduates of celebrate
~ eclectic schools of learning. They pa
Il special attention to consumption in its fir
: stages, which they are always confident
arresting, and to curing dyspepsia, rheum
tism, liver and kidney troubles female con
plants and private diseases. Call on thel
i. at Room 26, up two flights of stairs, at I'll
-" Montpelier House, Montpelier, VT Don
:, fail, if diseased or bedridden, or worn OF
- with chronic complaints, to consult I'll
greatest healers OF the times. Office hou
n- from nine A. NJ. to eight P. NJ. Consultatio
ie free.
e. Montpelier and Vicinity.