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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-25
Cure for sick Head. che

blotches and pimples on the face, and a
sure cure for sickht adache. call at C. H.
Hance's, the Druggist 70 Spring street, for
DR.. Gums Liver Pills. only one for dose;
sample free; full box Csc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-25

Business property in Sierra Madre at auc-
ton Tuesday, March 9th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-25

A positive cure for dyspepna-Damiana
9itters. Michel Levy 4 Co., Wholesale
liquor dealers, agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-25
sierra Madre.

Don't forget to call on G. +. Heinzeman
20 Temple street. to have your prescriptions
compounded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-25

Early rose seed potatoes at Seymour 4
johnson Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-25

Tents at Foy's harness shop, PIT Los An
kalea street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-25

Auction Of business property March 9th.
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Gas Eixtures.

10th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-25

The surgical branch gives special a ten
ton to deformities of every kind, and all
displacements requiring appliances for Cur
yature OF the Spine, Hip Joint, Distorted
new Voltaic and Magnetic appliances.
The medical branch devotes special at
tentiOn to all Chronic, Complicated, Private
and Wasting Diseases, resulting from badly
treated caees OF an acute or special nature,
or from indiscretions of youth, bringing on
Sperm atorrhna, Seminal Weakness, and an
unnatural drain from the body which un-
dermines the constitution; also Debility.
Decay, Loss of Vitality or Manhood, which
results from excess of maturity.
The reason SO many are not cured OF the
above complaints is owing to a complica-
ton called Prostatorrhaa, which our Il eat
ment alone can cure.
Varioocele, wormy veins in Sciotum
Structure. blood and skin impurities, speed
lily cured; acute private troubles safely,
confdentially and quickly cured. Catarrh
of the mucuOus membrane OF the head or
bladder successfully treated; also throat
and lung diseases. Female complaints and
all complicated delicate diseases of women
carefully treated by our new method,
whereby none of the. usual physical exam.
nations are required. Displacements Of
the Uterus and ali special Complaints pc
culiar to females successfully treated. Sep
arate Office for ladies, who should Call be-
tween the hOu of 2 and O'Clock to avoid
the crowd. Office hours, to 9 daily; Sun
All languages spoken and written. Write
in your own language.
DIR. LIEBIG'S WONDERFUL GERMAN
INVIGORATOR NO. i, the only positive
cure for SpermatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness
| and Loss Of Manhood or ImpOtency.
The GERMAN INVIGORATOR NO. 2 is
the only known cure for Pr0statorrhaa, the
complication that prevents the cure Of above
com plants in thousands.
Price, 80 per bottle; six bottles, $40; half
size, half price. To prove its wonderful
power, $2 bottle will be sent free on ap-
plication. Gold by all druggists.
The most powerful ELECTRIC BELTS
Call at 81 SOUTH MAIN STREET, rooms
l and 2, March Is to April LIST, 1888, or ad-
dress NJ
LIEBIG WORLD DISPENSARY,
400 Geary street, San Francisco, Cal.
m9-1m
The Western Manufacturing
PICKLE FACTORY,
George Schneider, Proprietor.
MANUFACTURE AND DEALER IN
CATsUPs, woRs. SAUCE, MUSTARD
OLIv re s,
Sweet Oil, Sour Kraut, Horse Radish, Hoi'
land Herrlnge, Russian Sardines, An
chovies, Sardelles, CHOW Chow, VIM
egar, Pickles. etc.
30 g. Los Angeles Street.
Telephone SIT.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-25
nr. Kn.Nau.C0

Fancy and staple groceries in full supply
at Seymour & johnson Co.
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UN ENNEMI DU THON MARINE

NE frappez jatnais vofre femme
meme ave une 1-nr," dit un sa &c
de rlnae. SrmUlable cOnscii re-
produit dune tacon moins poetique
prut-ttrr, sc trGnvr dams nOtre code
penal. lie respect de la femme est
un devoir quanl il nest pas uue
galamtrrie.
Beauuerint parait pen imbn de
Get excellent principe. II sc .oucie
DIES PHILOSOPHERS de rInde CONNIE
un poisson dune pomme. Certains
esprits hardis pourront s~outenir
quill ma pas tort.
A nOtre avis, il devrait respecter
tout au moins resprit ct la l~ttre
du code penal, simon dams Hnt6rat
de 50 femme, au moins dams le sieu.
Mails &C diable d'homme a Ia main
4 Ia fois 81 l6gere ct 81 lourde, que
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PectoraI-Cerise
d'Ayer

nn'y a pas de maladies aussi perfdes dams
leurs attaques que celles qui atfectent la
gorge ct les poumons; e. aucune qui he soft
aussi ntgligee par In maiorite DIES maladcs.
Dependant une toux on un rhuIne ordina:ra
neglige nest solvent que lie commencement
dune maladie mortelle. lie PICTORIAL
CERIsE a prouve son eficacite par une lutte
triomphante de quarante annees contre les
maladies de Ia gorge ct des poumons Tim
portant est lie Sen servir a temps.
Toux persistantc guerie.
"En 1857 je pris un gros rhume de poitrine.
Cne violente toux Sen suivlt ct Je pascal do
tongues NUTS sans Soullueil. lie fuS condaninc
par les medecins. En- dernier resort, j'cs-
sayai du PEC1oIAI-CEriSE D'AYER. ct bien-
tot apreS. mes poumons So desaserent, La
somneil 81 necesSaire a Ia reparation des
forces, me revint. Par un usage continu du
PICTORIAL TAI obtenu une gutriSon complete
ct radicale. J'ai a present g. ans. Je suis
robu>te ct viGoureuX, ct c est IL votTe FEC
ToHALCERIsE que ie lie dois je puts dire en
toute sinctrite quill ma sauve In vie.
HORACE ~FAIRBRorIiEE.'
Rockingham, VI, Is Juliet, lsSe.
Group Ecoutez unc Mere.
"Pendant un sejour "a la cainpagre. rlliver
dernier, mon petit garron, age de trois ans
tut atteint du Group; "a respiration devint S.
prnible qui ii semblait pres de MOURN, il etout-
iait. Quelqu'un dams la famille suggera
remploi du PECTORALCERISE PAYER, don't
il await touiours un tlacon dams IN maison.
Nous esSaylnles Il fables doses, solvent rope
tees, ct a notre grand joie, ell moins dune
demi-heure, lie petit maladc respirait libre-
ment. lie docteur nous assure que 10 Pee
ToRALLCERISE await sauve Ia vie lie mon
chrri. ju.ez de ma gratitude. \ vous
sinceremeut,
Mrs. EMMA G%EDSEY."
159 West 1oSth ST., New York, IL Mai, 1852.
Bronchitcs.
"Je soufPrais depuis huit ans des Bronchites;
en- vain j'avaiS esslye de tous les remedies
possibles, qtnind Iidte me vint d'essayer 10
PECToRALrCERIsE D'AYER, uLe bonnie in
spiration, CONNIE vous voyez, puisque je suis
gueri.
JOSEPH WALDEN"
Byhalia, Miss, 5 Avril, 1ss2.
II n'existe pas de cas- on une affection de Ia
gorge on des poumons ne puisse etre grande-
ment soulasee par remploi du PICTORIAL
CERIsE D'AYER. In gueriSon est ~certaine
quand la maladie est prise a temps.
PRkPAREE PAR
Dr.. &c. Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
vendu par tous les droguistes.
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L'HFUliE DIES p

Ce Sprait une in.treSSin mt his
toire a coulter que crllr DIES heures
des repas en- Frame. i Paris pin,
cip,lrmrnt, ct ltur variation 4 ira
vtrS les >lec'e>.
Sans remouter aux Mtrovingiens
nj meme AUX c,oiSadeS, en- prenant
tout bonntmrnt Ia chose veIS Fan
de grace 1900, il y au,air tongue
ment a dire encore, TT il mus faut
reSumpr br,evemrnt.
Naiur-l!ement, aiIi>i ul'il So pra-
1iqna ja>qna In revolution. cetait
la cour qni donnais IL ton pour
Fheure DIES rep,S, i liz ''bonne SO
ciftt.' >'-ntend.
Or, au commencement du settle
me steele, r. roi Louis Mi dinait
lie mat:n, a hut Leurr>, sonpaiT lie
Quatre a cInq It Sc cOuclIait 4 six,
c'eSt a dire, pendant Pete, hi-n
avant les poules.
C,- mon"rqnp, titre, coi1me on
salt, du surnoln dc "Pert dn peu-
pie" Ob>e,va tideiemrnt ces he.,es
jusqn'a rage de %cinq"anle ct lies
annee>: alors, settlement, il Sen
dfpartlt brnsquemcnt. d sou ma
riase avtc Marie d'Angleterle,
'%'jrune guille.iine qul, di, Phi>to,ien
Brant0inr, lie mena en- paradis tout
droit Ell plss tot quill n'eht voulu."
De fait, IL belle Anglaise n'avait
en t6te que deux chooses: Sc diyer,ir
1t s'assnler un hGrititr .:pour vivre
ct rfgner relne-mere aptes Ia mort
&c son mari" II arIiva lone crci:
le roi. oublIant l'ase ct la goutte,
preiendlt ''faire le gentil compaenon
avec sd femme" Pour lui plaire,
il changea de regime, accepta IL
diner a midi an lieu de hui, heureS,
ct de So cou"her 4 m,nuit. Tout
celia, Sans compiler les autrps "vail-
lantises," Ell s0rte que deux mOis
de cette existence nouvelle lie con.
duisireut al tomh-au.
Sons francois Ter, son success.
senr, lusage s'etablit q la cour de
diner q dix heures ct de souper i
six; telle tut aussi la reggie, celia va
sans dire, parmi la uoblesse ct la
haute bouIgeoisie, 4 Paris du
moins.
GIANT au peuplc, ;e travail au.
quel il etait astr-iut lui iu,posait.
omm on pensr, DIES heurcs ditfe.
rentes. Toutefnis, jusque vers 1919,
il etait lie principe, parait- il, de ne
point ma"ger asant d'avoir TAFT
q"eiqne exercicr; les ouyricrs. &c.
naralement, SO mettaient & Ia be-.
sogne etant q jeuu. couformement
i une habit"de reputee hygieuique.
Pourtant, Rabelais, s'insurgeant
sontre Ia routine, d6clarait nette.
ment que le dejeunet, loin d'6tre
INVISIBLE, fait qu'on ne due Que
mieax: bien que savant m6drcin.
ct cure par-dessus le marche, il
n'edt pas reussi, sans doute, &
ruiner cette pratique invet6r6e, sill
MS e6t etc aide par an accident
singulierement expliqu6 ct qui
ftap2a lee esprits.
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TELLER TYPCERAPIIlQUt.
RorAnY Inh Pass

Avantvv. T., m.ttriel necpssaire. nousscm
mas A meme d'eXtruter tour les "ivrages ty
DO ,rap'iuues gu! nous ~cr"nt cohtlea Les
brats .lava-a'. tar'e~ lahaiies, entetts Go
faotures, tickets dhabitation, hlancs el:cu-
Eairas, etc, sernnt imprilnts dansle piusore1
deial ct 4 DIES prix moderes.
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temrS-la
'.En l'annee 1925, en- Juliet,
mOuIut snbitemrnt la femme de
NJ. de- Ia Eernade, Pun DIES maitres
de lequ6tps du roi: on fit l%'autop>ie
dn corps ct il Y tut trouve sur lie
cpur IN Yer en- Vie qui await perez
Get organe.
''Lt> medeclnS ne m%anquerpnt
pas P-xpf.imen.rr Snr ie yer, ain
de- cunnaitrr an m"yen de qutl>
Inducements lis pOu,ralent, en- tel
caS, burger lenrS malades dc Get
h0tp maIta;>nnt. lis commn nceitnt
par fhumectrr pune d,o:ne es'i-
NEE k plus encrGiqrr dies contle-
pDlSnn>: !e yer irSlS il. AiOr>, lis
>'avl>ercnt dc r. c"n,ir 4 dn pain
trempe dams dn vim, ''lont lie ver
mu,llut incontinent."
EnSui Z de quW les me,sccins
tormulerent CO prdcrpte: quill est
rX,mdient de prtnhre du vim lie
matin on IN sriri'uruA que!conque.
''ponr tner le ver.'
u location nous est rtSter: on
sine lie Vel" anjoura'hni encore,
Unm on cpmmrnca 4 lie faile il V
q p'liS De troiS cents aus, dapteS
PAWS dc Id Faculte.
\ pa,tlr du rtgue d'Hrnri "
)a>un'en 1927. sous Sor Sucee>>cur
LOul> XIII. on dina Il OnZe heuieS
Il la cnnr, IT on SonpA Il six. Puts,
sans ueian.er i'henre du SOuper. on
letai,ia IT, diner i midi. Court.
SANS, mobiles ct riches bourgeois
S't.np. eS>cient, cOmmr lie juSte,
de sc metre i i%'uni>SOn. Les arli-
sans ct meme lie reupIe ta%isaient
qnatre repa>, quand lis avalent de
quol, bien entel.dn, ct il sen fallait
q0e la majorite f1t a meme de man
ger a Sa faim.
LoniS XIV dina i nne heure:
grOS mangeur ain>i que Ia pInpart
DIES Bonrbons, il ne sonpa qna dix
heureS. G e long inlervalle etant ne
Il |. parlait- digestion DIES
nets copIeux ct substaniiels quill
absorbait.
Mails les srands >eisneur<, tou-
jonrs 81 appiilne< a singer lie mi
tire, n'ayant grere d'artre fonc.
ton. ne purrnt lei limiter. Forces
d'a>si>1er anX repaS du rei, lis
di,errnt a midi ct souperent entire
sept ct HUT. CrprnIant nombre
lie bourgeois s'accoutumerent 4
faile precede, L. diner u'un dtjeuner
1t l- sonprr Dun gohter.
Du rrsfe, pour les dpux princi.
pauX rel,a>, lis ob>eTvai-nt reli
si+usrment les heures DIES cou,t;.
sans.
Ain>i, vers la fin du dix septieme
steele, les repaS, Sauf les mons ct
4 Ia table rOyaIe, ttaient a peu
pres diStrib ,es CONNIE lis IL sont
actutlIem-nt.
Tout cllanyra al steele suivant :
lr diner ii nne h"nrr, pui< q denx
1T 4 trOiS hrnr-~; l.. sOuper de ouze
heures a minnit.
La revolution ampna IN bOule.
veIsrmrnt complet dam les heures
de repaS. ., dina Z cinQ GU six
henres ; mails le dtjenner, a peine
DOte j%usque-'a, acqnit une g,anie
Importance ct cut lieu vers midi.
Gu rrvanchr, IL sonpar 'lisparut.
A dater de- c-tte epoqu-, .'heure
DIES repas ma subj que ,les modif.
cations ;n>isni6ante>.
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chez lui Faction devance la ptnsee
ct 1n'il frappe reimbursement.

Nine Beaub@pint, ellie, est d'hu-
incur acariatrr. C'rSt la le drOit
impieSc,iptible de toute epou>e le-
gitime, ct sou mari ma jauais son
&c a LII EN- fairc lie plus leger re
prochr. PInt an ci-l qu'elle n'rnt
que ce dtfaut. Beaupepint seiait
IL plus heuteux DIES hommrs.
Mals madame IA DIES NAMES, DIES
toqnades, CONNIE dit reponx, tenu
d mnlnS de galante'le que nou>; ct
ceS manieS cxa~. er-nt IA" plus hant
point NJ. Beanbeplnt. C|rst alols
qu'il IL ,ec6ur> aux arguments ii ire
sl>tlbies que S.anarcile almalt d
employer ii i6.art de MARITIME.
Cne dc e IN mes, entie mil q.
Nine B%eauhepInt ramOrr, le feti-
chl>mr meme. urS etItnnts ulilt>.
Chauut i,Iemie, janviei, au >ant du
lir, ellie Sen vicn; OFT! il i sou sci.
Hneur It maitre soft une hoite de
sar,lines Il Ifhuil- on de- thon mari
ne, Sol, une paire dc DO ties, >oit
tniin III moroccan de drap pour pan.
talon.
ChaIue aimee, an d@ballage de
cr> "blrt> d- menAor. VI. Beaubt-
I'lnt entire dams II turtur indies
cllpilb,e. EFT celia d'autant Plus
que Requirement les bottles de
Saidlnrs ufferteS sOnt inmauypa.
blrS, les bottrS tro,, eIroltts, ct les
molceany de drap, chichrm-nt me.
SIreS, incapahIes lie Servir il la con
lection DUN pan.alou. &c dernier
article, d6tourn6 dr sou but ptimi.
lit, est aIor> employe a fare IN
a madame.
Nous le ifreronS, d. tOus temps.
ces %etrrnnp> diteS '.utileS' ont hor.
NJ. BpanbGpint, Qui certaine-
menr pIefererait de beaucoup DIES
e'rennes "llqulIes'. Mails jamai>,
grand jamai~. l'e,,ouSe attorl-
taire he s'ttal, prrnls I'm abus lie
puurvOir an>Si lc,Oltant que celui
q"'eIle s'est OctIoye lie Ter janvier
1882.
E!r fit e. jour,la I'm vrai coup
conjugal.
Beanpfplnt, an conrant DIES us
ct continues DE- Sa Motto 4 l|tpOque
du premier Il. Pan, await forme lie
projrt dc s'offIir & lul meme, pour
cette %solennite, DIES ~ftr-nnes don't
serait le moindre defiant.
Pour celia, lonstem Is d l'avance,
await economist pieces blanches
SUI. pieces blanchrS. II s'etait con
stitue lie la sorte nn tresOr-trente.
cinq trancs-cache Ell lieu sur, daps
un DIES coins tie la cOmmode.
LIE maIin du Ter jan,ier, Nine
Braubeplnt, souii.nte ct ioyeuse
CONNIE ellie men await plus l'habi-
1ude, .int sonlaiter Ia bonLe aimee
4 son mari. Celui-cl Sc laissa faire,
Tout a coap rtp"u>e aimabie attlra
Il ellie une forte caisse cachee sous
la table ct st init EN- devOir de rou.
viir.
Intrigue, Beaubepint regardait.
Trente.cinJ boftcs de tllon fu.e II
succeSslvrnemt extraites de In
caisse ct 6tagfes sAr la table de
nuit. Celia t"rmait "ne pyramide
aussi i%mpo>ante que fragile.
LIE mari ne comprit d'abord rien
d cette debauch- de tlIon marine.
SEES yenx r%egardaient Sans voir ces
b"lteS s'empilant une 4 une. TOnt
d coup un eclair lui traverSa lie Ger.
vean ; il st jrta 4 has dn lit, courut
a la commode qui renfermait son
tr6SOr 1T pOussa CHS dramat;-
q"e-: "Vide, mon den, vide! Tas
barbOte danS mes economics ~
L'fpouse coupabIe bai>sa la t6te.
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Remede contre Ia dyssenterie.
Guerisoh radicale ct guarantee.
References noDbreuses. Addresses
4 Mr.. Omel Sxvoie. chez Mr.. j..
Tel6maque Badeanx. Latourche.
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in cars de i~oiigncs: Ter. insertion :, 80
IS -. . . .pntr ~
{. =. i. Insertion add. 80
Toute anuoncc. uailn' ut Ia i,rote>s,ou
vec 'alreSs. ct n'cNrG'tant pas gnafrc
Zuea. par an. tavdHct.. - W.
Anu,nce- / en- ,itts. u'avanct 49,. 10 th
Nirroio"ie. pa, iigne 49, .----- ~
Tuute IN u &c ronmcrritle Dnhilec n ar
nka .era iuSfrfe III tank de 80 cents 'rr p"li-
"a p,lr la prani@re insertion ct - cents pDnr
he's Insertions sutScotentrS.
Tndte annn,ce ont Ia romhrr linsfr'I"ns
nest pas sue life =rra insfrte nsqua nouvel
ordre an taux Ordinaire.
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Butklen's Arnica SaIye.

The Best Saive il the world IA, w..
bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rh4um PaI
ye' Sores, letter, Charped Ela.d, fH;|
Blalns Coins, and all ~kL L,n,t,n''.
ana positively cures Plies. or no n,J
Required. 1t Is guaranteed To p,yp nsl
feet satisfaction. or money refondI.d
Prlce 20 cents per box. For S,ls nj
Thibodaux Drug store.
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h niE,hts Of the GOlden Rule.

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle IN
TO h.. OF G.. X. will he held in the Hail oA
Excelsior Lodge No. 81 l. -. q. +. on the sec-
ond aud fourth Tuesdays Of each month. mt 4
o'clock p. NJ.
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tEONNEMEN Nj.

TN Ap--d,avance So 0N
To Numsre 10
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,nlIIIRANnollII.

Ephraim Clark and family Of Spring
field. Mass. visited at J. 4. Princes, his
brother-in-law, last week.
J. II. Mott aud daughter Emma and
Edgar Chadwick left for Byron. III. last
week.
Melvin Mott of Claremont, y. II. has
taken the three horses j. IL. Mott left
for him 10 sell.
Misses Minnie and Florence Brooks Of
West Randolph visited at their grand
fathers, II. W. Smith, last week,
Mrs. Peake, mother OF G. d. Peake, is
to board at G., L. Green's while her son
Is in Cal.
Mrs. Helen Ilaskius Lyon is stopping
at Ezra Walkers.
II. 4. Ilackett Of Windsor is visiting
his father.
+. ;. Folsom Of Tunbridge was in
town the fist of the week.
see notice in South Boyalton locals of
the Tower auction to be held next Mon
day. the 18th.
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BARNARD.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlin are vis-
iting at X. X. Lilies.
Henry Cheney of Rutland was in
town election day.
Harrison's majority in this town was
6S, the same that Dillingham; received
in Sept.
Bertha Hammond, who has been
teaching in South Woodstock, is al
home on a vacation.
NJ. II. Billings has moved onto the
farm recently purchased on the ca ST
side OF the hill and Charles Dean onto
the farm owned by the late Paul Dean.
The growth of the third party in
this town for the last four years has
not been rapid. -Four years ago ST.
John received two votes and this year
Fisk's vote was represented by the
same number There are plenty of
Prohibitionists here but they don't be-
lieve in any third party foolishness.
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EAST oRANaE.

A. Button lost valuable COW re-
Gently.
Rev. Mr.. REYNOLDS has moved into
part Of IL. N. Gates house. Mr..
Gates intends TO go to Lawrence,
to spend the winter.
John Hatch lost two horses last
week.
Nellie Hutchinson closed very
successful term of school in Washing
ton last week.
Mrs. Alice Huntington OF Washing
ton has been spending the past week
with her father, Ransom Dickey.
Ransom Dickey aud his daughter,
Mrs. Colby visited in Corinth last
week.
We have just received the sad intel
ligence of the drowning of Orsamus
Dickey of California. lie was son
of Ransom Dickey of this place. He
left home at the age of eighteen and
married the oldest daughter of Tom
Rowland formerly of East Orange.
The sudden and unexpected death
Of Mrs. Rodney Blake which occurred
Oct. 3lst has cast gloom over the
entire community. She was 36 years
old and leaves a husband and an infant
son to mourn her loss beside large
circle of bro;hers and sisters. Mrs.
Blake had been a resident of this place
for about thirteen years. She was a
kind, aflectionate companion endeav-
oring TO make all within her household
happy. The bereaved husband and
relatives have the entire sympathy of
the whole community.
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NORWICH.

The ladies of the Congl society
sent box Of Christmas presents to
Constantinople last week.
Mrs. Henry B God from Tenn. was
in town the first of last week.
Mr.. Sam Morrison opens har-
ness shop in the building formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. A. p Hatch.
Mr.. Chas. Baxter from Lebanon
was in town last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Laura Wheelock.
40 tickets were sold at this station
for the democratic rally at Lebanon
last Thursday.
Mr.. Henry Goddard is visiting in
Lancaster, n. III.
Frank Bowker spent the Sabbath
at his home in n. H.
Mr.. Aaron Loveland, town repre-
sentative is home from Montpelier dur
ing election.
Stephen Murdoch got his face and
wrist burned in the engine room at the
steam mill last week.
Mrs. Douglass has returned to her
home at Post Mills, after several
weeks spent with her son Arthur.
The manufacture of butter at Nor
witch creamery was commenced last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Finney and wife have moved to
Manchester, n. ii.
VIII Hendricks parents from New
bury visited him last week.
Alton Gle of Fair Haven was CAL
ed home last Sat. on account ofthe i'll
ness of his father.
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PROBATE coURT-HARTFoRD DlsIhi0
Record of business done.
oct Dc. Susan A. Dodge's estate
Hartford. Executor settles.
Nov. l. Lila B. and Jane /. Bates
minors. Guardian settles.
LYMAN c. Towers estate. Royalton'
License granted TO sell real estate.
Nov. ,. Reuben Lamphire's estate,
Hartford. Commissioners report return
ed.
Nov. Lorenzo c. kinney's estate;
Norwich. Application for license TO sen
real estate; hearing NOV. -.
NOV. ). James +. Morse's estate,
Royalton. II. T. Clifford, admir-, settles
and resigns and is ordered 10 pay residue
of S7I2.54 in his hands to his successor
Frank Blaisdelrs estate, Hartford.
Administrator settles.
Lucina Adams estate, Woodstock. In
yentOry returned.
Henry Blood's estate, Norwich. Laura
5. Blood ct al. appeal from the order al
lowing the will to the December term OF
Windsor county court.
Nov. /. Jonathan Morse's estate,
Royalton. Commissioners report re-
turned.
William Steele's estate, Sharon. APP
plication for license to sell real estate.
Hearing Nov. %.
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Chas +. Woodland, Jr., is at home on q
three weeks vacation
The Republicans in school district No.
: and vicinity met at the residence OF
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank II. Cleveland on sat
urday 10 congratulate each other on the
election of Harrison and Morton. Be
tween the hours of nine and ten all par
took of an oyster supper and soon after
left for Their homes feeling that most
enjoyable evening had been spent. The
large company present left their thanks
with Mr.. ana Mrs. Cleveland for opening
their house for such an occasion.
Miss Hattie Bass is very sick in Ram
dolph.
The public examination Of teachers
will be held in Peth school house, Nov.
p, beginning at . o'clock sharp.
The Misses Flora Woodward and Ar
ME Fits picked buttercup and straw
berry blossom while on their way 10
school, Nov. sth. They were as perfect
as those of June.
The stan Club of Braintree Hin pro-
poses to reorganize saturday night at
their old rooms on the Hill. This club
has met with obstacles all the fall and
it is now hoped they may meet with
prosperity in the future.