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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-30

Elder Cross breaches at the Baptist
house next Sunday.
Ladies social circle of the Universalist
society will meet at w. w. Swans Wed.
eve, Nov. 9TH
j. d. Corliss wants to sell his grist mill.
John Lcugee dug on the Stephen Moves
place one hill of 16 potatoes that weighed
is lbs. He also says he raised 40 bushels
of corn on one fourth of an acre.
Allen Bicknell was recently married to
Miss. Allen of Mass.
Dana Grant and son Henry and a Mr..
Morse of Bethel narrowly escaped with
their lives by being nearly run OYER by a
train near a crossing in Bethel. They had
lust got over when the train came and
the horse, being frightened, threw them
out against tree, bruising the two men
badly but the boy escaped unhurt.
Rev. +. w. Cummings and wife of Cana
da are here on a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. f. Stack.
The wife of j. F. Sanders died on Mon
day last
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Corinth.

The schools are closing this week in va
rious parts of the town.
Mrs. o. Merrill returned home from
Granville last Monday.
Ezra Hood of Chelsea was in town last
Saturday paying p cts. per dozen for eggs
and 10 cts. per pound for pullets.
Mrs. Benz Bedee went to Bradford last
Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Heath went to Chelsea last
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Fits spent few
days last week visiting relatives in East
Haverhill, n. II.
Dan Smith and family as reported last
week, did not go direct to New York.
They spent a few days in Bradford and
then went to Littleton, n. II.
The grain is mostly threshed and is bet
ter than expected considering the rainy
season.
Potatoes have been unanimously COM
planned of, having rotted before digging.
Geo. Cook has a splendid lot Of new
dress goods.
Good cows are selling at the low price Of
10 TO 20 dollars.
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East Randolph.

Two Soldiers.
A husking at Geo. Batchelders last wk.
The ground is now we'll soaked for win
ter.
Alonzo Roberts is re- building his barn
and woodshed.
Large quantities OF apples are being
drawn to Camps mill.
A. +. Edison is on crutches with lame
foot.
A large attendance at the Ryder auction
Saturday.
Lucy Smith, now teaching the Osgood
school has good offer to go to Dakota TO
teach. II is uncertain whether or not she
will accept
Mrs. Chas. bearing recently rode mile
and called on friends, the first time for
six years.
While picking Baldwin apples recently
Geo. bearing found nineteen large
handsome specimens on ten inches in
length of limb about one-half inch in
thickness.
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West Braintree.

Two Soldiers.
II. A. Spear has returned from Montana
and is stopping in Hancock.
Danforth Abbott started for his home
in the West, accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. Frank Sumner
MIR. and Mrs F. c. Craus are home on a
visit.
Gene Flint has moved back to town and
is now building a blacksmith shop.
Leslie Dickerman of Leominster, Mass,
is visiting at Geo. Tarbell's.
Ii is rumored that VIM. Lafraina is soon
to move to Olcott Falls.
There will be a social dance at Geo. Tar
bells, Saturday evening, Nov. LIST. 1880.
Geo. Tarbell recently gave a very pleas
ant dance in the fine new barn which he
with a smooth planned floor and was bril-
liantly illuminated by locomotive head
light and side lights Music was furnish
ed by Beedle's orchestra, and although
the rain prevented larger attendance, all
who were present report very enjoyable
occasion and feel grateful to Mr. and Mrs.
Tarbell
No rosin! Lasts twice as long.
Mrs. Geo Bacon, who has been quite
sick, is now convalescing.
Miss Lillian Bachelor has returned
from Brookield where she has been teach
ing.
The store, homestead, etc, OF the late
Joshua Spear were sold at auction on the
premises. Danl Tarbell has purchased
The store and premises and intends to go
into trade.
Mrs. J. B. Spear and adopted son George
win soon go to reside with a son.
Mrs Hamlet Barrows OF Irasburgh has
10 81 rKtrsth hnF of bar I n
ner.
Eugene c. Flint has returned from Rox-
bury and bought the w. c. Holman ''shin-
gle mill barn" which he has taken down
for removal TO his place near the depot
where it viii be rebuilt for a blacksmith
shop.
Miss Minnie Bachelor has laid aside
her pencil and brush to renew her labors
at dressmaking.
Ask your jeweler about "No rosin,n
Lasts twice as long"
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Braintree.
Two Soldiers.

Two Soldiers.
Henry Ford OF Boston, Mass. is the
guest OF Isaac Treat.
Perley Ferry Of Saratoga, MY, is spend
ing a short time in town among friends
and relatives.
Mrs Emma Barrows OF Barton Landing
is visiting in town.
Appollos Sharp and wife have gone to
Roxbury to spend the winter in the fami-
ly of Monroe Erskine.
Samuel Spear and V. /. Spear commence
ed making cider in their mill last week.
Miss Mary Butterfeld spent the first OF
the week in town.
Ned Harner of Roxbury is working for
c. +. Woodward.
Mrs. Lydia Morrison OF Mount Vernon,
n V. has been the guest OF Mrs Frank
Cleveland, a sister, for the past two weeks
but has now returned to her home.
Geo. Boyce and wife have returned from
two weeks visit in Me.
A brother OF Miss Ella Holman has been
spending a short vacation with her.
f. Stowe and son have purchased the
Buxton Mills in Brooktield and will soon
move there to superintend the same.
The Hill society has commenced much
needed repairs on the church and will fin
ish with coat OF paint.
H. Farnsworth has painted and made
other minor improvements on his house.
Nearly all the schools in town close this
week.
The young men of the town TO the mum
Der of ~ engaged in a squirrel hunt on
Saturday. Captains, v. /. Spear and Kim
ball Mcintyre; the winning party to en-
Joy an oyster supper at the Blanchard
house given by the defeated party at the
close of the day.
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So. Tunbridge.
Two Soldiers.

Two Soldiers.
The school at this place closes Friday of
this week. On that evening there is to be
a candy pull A good time among the
youngsters is expected.
There is to be still another addition to
the shoe shop from this place, Frank
Monkey by name and is to board at L. H.
Wells He begins work next week.
Will Cole is to move from the parsonage
this week to the Chas. Slack place in Roy
alton. He is to work for Mr.. Slack for a
year.
Mr. Little from Royalton is moving in
at the parsonage.
May Diamond from So. Royalton spent
the Sabbath with her relatives here.
Walter Howe finished his school at Roy
alton last Friday
Mrs. Harriet Osman has gone to Athol,
Mass.
The Chandler Bros. are roofing their
house with erimped iron roofing.
Arthur and Frank LEISURE have gone to
Fitehburg, Mass, to work for their uncle.
The young people here went to Mr.. Lee
sure's last Saturday night for an evenings
visit. About 80 were entertained and
good time was reported.
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OLD SOLDIERS COLUMN.

The tenth annual meeting of the COM
mandry- in-chief, Sons of Veterans, Will
be held in Minneapolis in 1891.
Since his election in August Command
er-in-Chief Wheeloek G.. Veazey has made
an extended tour in the departments west
of the Mississippi, viz: Missouri, Kan
sas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming and
Utah.
Pensions have recently been granted to
Nermonters as follows: Original, Thos.
Baker, North Williston; John Knowlton,
Poultney; Geo. l.. Mcbride, Colchester;
Alonzo DAVIS, Norton Mills; Warren Simp
son, Barton; Rob't Pixley, Hancock; Ben
jamin Emerson, Barton; Warren Richard
son, Barre; W. G. Gray Sheffield; f. w.
Newman, Windsor. Increase, Reuben l..
Munson, Corinth; Peter Barton, Milton;
VIM. Bruce, Bennington Center; Free
man Noyes, Chelsea; Horace Ellsworth,
Pleasant Valley; Fanny, widow of Elijah
Herrick, Springfield; minor of Thos. Ha-
ley, Gaysville; Chester Orr, GrotoD; Chas.
Wright, Bradford; Richard Seayer, Que
chez; Eliza Gates, Green River; Geo.
Townsend, Johnson; John ii. Sanborn,
Wolcott; Benjamin Robinson, Barre; Da
vid Beard. Chittenden; Amasa Hall, Troy;
Francis Stoddard, Montpelier; Harvey
Bishop, Castleton; Samuel Goss, Lyndon
vile; Nathan Noyes, Chelsea; Aaron Row
ell, Montpelier; Henry Adams, Pitts
field; Mary, widow of James A. Edwards,
Lowell.
Ask your lawyer about "No rosin,"
"Lasts twice as long"
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East Orange.



Supervisor Goodhue visited our school
last week and was pleased with the prog
ress made by the pupils. He requested the
first class in English Grammar to write a
letter to the teacher in ten minutes. That
written by Edith Davis, ten years old, he
pronounced the best he ever saw written
in that time.
ID. r. Bradbury is smiling and happy.
A boy arrived on Saturday last who weigh
ed 12 lbs.
Chas. and III. Simpson drove to Manches
ter Saturday on pleasure trip.
A little daughter arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Parker Oct. Goth.
Hilas Davis of Bradford made friends
here flying visit last Thursday.
Clark Morse was in town Saturday.
Miss Salina Rowlings returned from Cor
NTH last week.
We were saddened to learn of the death
of Clarence, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Blake of Marshfield. He died Oct.
sth, of diphtheria.
Miss Dell Wentworth has returned from
Bradford.
DIM. Gates has returned from Newbu-
ry and Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley have returned
home.
Mrs. w. R. Hamilton visited in Marsh
field recently.
Jethro Burgin is making repairs on his
house.
A number from our town attended the
Free Baptist Quarterly meeting on Satur-
day and Sunday in West Topsham.
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STAFFORD.
Two Soldier

Two Soldiers.
I Mrs. Samuel Bacon Is quite IL and j:
under DIR. Chaffee's care.
Senator Morrill, returned from Montpe-
lier Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Smith intend to
/ spend the winter with Alanson Smith OF
State Line, Mississippi.
W. T. Bradbury and A. r. Denison have
been at work on a iish-pond FOR Seth
Chandler.
E. p Hyde was at home from Montpe-
lier last week, detained by severe cold.
Mrs. c. b. Dow attended the funeral OF
her nephew in West Lebanon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Buell. and Miss Ferry
went to West Lebanon to attend the fun
eral of Curtis Kibling.
Miss Bessie Frary went to Montpelier
last week for visit Of a few days.
The Cong'l church last Sunday was dec
GRATED with flowers, among which was
handsome tube rose brought by Mrs. z.
Rowell.
Autumn leaves have departed and all
are preparing to go into winter quarters.
C. B. Dow is able to ride in his carriage
but is still very feeble.
Mr. and Mrs Krause were in town last
Tuesday from West Fairlee. He is agent
now employed and more expected.
The Sunday school delegates report
very interesting and successful Union Con
vention at Wells River last week.
Two Soldiers.
Mrs. Bella Perkins viii sell her farm at
auction Oct. Both.
The officers OF the Harris Library met on
Saturday and II. c. Hatch was appointed
librarian for the nsuing year.
Geo. Chandler and II. L. Hatch chose
sides for an old fashioned squirrel hunt
last Saturday, to close on wednesday, the
losing side to pay for an oyster supper for
the crowd, at +. b. Hazelton's hotel.
Mrs. Sarah Carpenter returned from r.
|. last week.
General Warner left foi the South last
week.
The family OF Seth Chandler close their
summer home this week and return to
Cambridge for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Cobb OF Hanover
were at his brothers last week.
$. B. Buell. was thrown from his wagon
on Copperas Hill and badly injured but
no bones broken, last Thursday.
Henry Morrill, was home from Barre the
first of last week.
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Granville.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Bagley are visiting in
Mortified.
Mrs. James Ellis and daughter Jenny
have returned to Northfeld.
Alvin Ford is visiting in Mortified.
j. A. Vinton is quite i'll.
E. c. Pierce and son ,Clayton,are visiting
his mother in Salisbury.
The NJ. f. church OF Granville wishes to
return thanks to the lie. church of Roch
ester for the gift of communion set for
merly used by that society.
Rev. Mr.. Sprague of Bristol will COM
mence series of revival meetings in the
church at Hancock the first Sunday in
Now, to which ali are invited.
Miss Addie Heminway OF Brandon was
at home over Sunday.
There was quite fall OF snow on the
hills of this town the oath.
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CHELSEA AROUND TOWN

Two Soldiers.
Miss Matte Marsh has gone to Foxboro
Mass, to live.
w p. Townsend who has been boarding
Of the hotel for the past two years, is soon
~ move into the Powers house lately oc-
cupied by Geo. II. Hutchins.
Ira Thompson is building a new house
In his field back of Maple Avenue; ii is TO
he one story and half high, and 24x30 #.
including the ell.
There is to BE- a holiness convention at
the West Hill church, Nov. 3 to 9inclusive
nv The Vermont Holmes Association. Ma
nv interesting speakers will be in attend
an1ce. The first service on Monday even
ING the 3rd, beginning at s.: 80 O'Clock.
W.R. Greer has purchased the n. G..
Preston house now occupied by l.. II. san
borne, for $500.
Henry Clark fell from load of hay last
week and fractured one bone of his ankle
DR.. NJ. II. Corwin is attending him.
Miss sarah Wills has returned home
from a several weeks visit to relatives in
\. Y. State.
Miss Julia Adams is in Mrs. Peters shop
learning millinery.
Mrs Lizzie Hyde was called to White
River Junction last week by sickness in
the family Of her sister, Mrs. Henry Lyon.
Remember the S of V promenade at no.
tel hall on Friday evening Oct. 81; grand
march at s, sharp.
farmers league was organized here
last saturday evening with twenty char
Ter members, by Geo. p. Beard of Ran
dolph. The following were elected: Pres.
Geo L. Hayward; vice pres, Alvah Car
penter; secretary, Marshall Carpenter;
treasurer, A. w. Whitney; committee,
George Bacon, p. J. Little, j. d. Ballou.
THE next meeting is to be held Monday
evening, Nov.3 There will be an adjourn
ed meeting for organizing a county league
next Saturday afternoon.
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Willianstown.
Two Soldiers.

Mr. Nathan Hall and daughter, Mrs. w.
NJ. Seaver, returned from New Hampshire
Saturday where they have been visiting
friends.-C. NJ. and II. F. Erskine were
called to Boston last week to attend the
funeral OF their brotherin-law, Mr. Ly-
man Merrill. Mrs. l. A. Perkins left her
friends here the 25th inst, to make a short
stay in Barre, from there she goes to Mt.
Vernon, n. H., 70 make farewell visit to
her daughters before going back to Cali
fornia. The Montpelier District Preach
er's Meeting will be held at the NJ. ID.
church Tuesday and Wednesday OF this
week.-Owing to a scarcity apples are now
bringing a good round price in this vicin-
ity, from q so to 50 90 being the price per
barrel for all varieties.
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Auction sale.

There will be sold at public auction at
the residence Of the late james WEIGH in
Randolph, on Tuesday, Nov. 4, commence
ing at 10 O'clock. a. M, sharp, the follow
ing property, viz: The "McIntyre lot"
so called, containing about 10 acres of til
lage land in high state of cultivation.
About 81 acres of land situated about IL
miles from buildings, divided as follows:
about IA acres of tillage, acres OF pasture
OF first quality, and the balance in wood
land Also the entire stocks cows, four
yearling heifers, fine bay horse, nine
years old, BY Vt. Messenger, kind, sound
and stylish. weighs about 1140 lbs; one
brood mare, II years old by the standard
horse, Lockwoodgdam by Woodbury. Nor
gan, with three of her colts, one by her
side, yearling and a 2-year-old. Bay
mare years old by Dean Sage, broken
and sound, and very desirable, also mare
two years old by Como. Aquantity of the
very best quality of hay, straw, tons OF
corn fodder, 30 bushels OF oats, 200 bushels
corn on cob, is bushels wheat Also the
following farming tools, etc, 2-horse lum-
Der wagon, 1-horse lumber wagon, buggy
wagon, 2-horse traverse sled, 2 pairs work
harnesses, single harness, saddle, wagon
pole, moving machine, side hill plow.
harrOWs, cultiVator, evener, neckyokei
Whiifietrees, chains, corn shelter, grain
cradle, saws, eclipse corn planter nearly
new, dump cart, cauldron kettle, ladders,
etc, etc. G. r. Granger, administrator.
j. p. Cleveland, Auctioneer
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Brooktield.
Two Soldiers.

TWO SOIulers.
School in Dist. No. S closed Oct. 2ith.
Number OF Pupils S. Average attendance
nearly :. Grace A. Ditty and Mertie f..
Stratton had no marks. Clara Lazelle and
Perley Keyes were absent one day each.
LILLIAN f. BATcHELDER, teacher.
The meeting of the Teachers Associa-
ton last Saturday evening was well attend
ed and very interesting. Mrs. Price had
paper on "Reading," Miss Graves on
Geography" and the subject of General
Exercises was discussed, The next meet
ing will be held Nov. sth, at the came
place and the program will be published
next week
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Everything In Order.

1t takes time to arrange all the exhib-
its of a big fair like the triennial exhibit
ton of the Massachusetts Charitable Me.
chanics Association, but the managers of
the Mechanics Fair of this year have been
wonderfully successful in this respect, and
now all is in project running order, and in
complete readiness for the thousands OF
visitors who daily come to the big exhibit
ton building on Huntington Avenue, Bos
ton. 1t is impracticable to mention all,
or even the more important, of the exhib-
its, but it is admitted by all that the fair
is a brilliant one. The display of machin-
cry. much OF it in operation, is notably
fine: there is a large array of manufactur
ed goods of every description, and the
art collection is valuable and exceedingly
Band concerts are given ev-
cry day and evening by the most famous
bands of New England.
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Two Soldiers.

Rev. II. A. Rogers, formerly pastor OF
the Baptist church at Montpelier, and
chaplain of the senate in 1882, died at Des
Moines, Ia, last week. Mr.. Rogers was a
public spirited and popular clergyman
Montpelier Journal.
The general term OF Supreme Court OPP
ened at Montpelier last week, with Hon.
Homer E. Royce, chief judge, presiding
and Hon. Jonathan Ross, Hon. III. Henry
Powers, Hon. Russell S. Taft, Hon. John
w. Rowell, Hon. James M.Tyler and Hon.
Loveland Munson, assistant judges. The
first Chittenden county case on the dock
ct, Geo. W. Hurlbut, apt. VS.. estate OF
Wait Hurlbut, was heard. The second,
John Z. Lavelle ,admr., VS.. the Central VI.
Railroad Company, was settled, and the
third, Thos. Arbuckle VS. Kilburne Walk
er, was next taken up.
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South Randolph.

IWU oVIUItTHs
F. A. Jones, wife and daughter, Mrs. f.
II. Prince of Chicago and another daugh-
ter and child of Mrs. Prince visited at j.
f. Princes last week.
Middle Branch Grange held meeting
on Tuesday evening at c. S. Paine's. The
next meeting will be held on the eve of
the first Tuesday in Nov. at A. p. Paine's
and it is hoped there will be a good at
tendance of members.
c. p. Whitney has gone back to Fitch
burg, Mass, to work in a railroad ma
chine shop.
Miss Georgia Hughes, who has been
stopping at Andrew Camps expects to
return to her home in Mass, the first of
the week.
Hon. Sprague Arnold and wife OF
Brookfield visited at II. NJ. Smiths last
week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-30

The Central VI railroad viii run pop
niar Iall excursion to Boston next week
Wednesday, Nov. 5th The fare for the
round trip is only sf15 from Randolph,
$3.50 from Bet Eel, 1915 from Royalton,
800 from 80. Royalton, $500 from Sharon
ana g from W. r. Junction. This gives
all good chance to go and see the great
Mechanics Fair. Remember the date, Nov.
9TH. Tickets good to return until NOV.
18th.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-30

At a recent session OF the United States
Circuit Court at Rutland, exGov. Pingree,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Watson Of Hartford,
and others were summoned before the
grand jury against certain parties who, it
was said. conspired to extort money from
Mrs. Watson in a recent litigation in
which one VIM. Sulzer, n. York lawyer
brought an action against Mrs. Watson
to recover alleged counsel fees in the John
Anderson will case. Mrs Watson's de-
Tense was: That the suit was blackmail;
that she never employed Sulzer and that
he never did any work for her. The jury
gave Mrs. Watson verdict at once.
No rosin! Lasts twice as long.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-30

c. w. Howe and wife have returned
from their visit in Canada.
C.E Wiley has gone to Boston for his
winter goods.
Rev. Mr.. Ramage preached here last
Sunday.
No rosin! Lasts twice as long.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-30

Woman. her diseases and their treatment. - pa
ges illustrated: price 80 cents. sent upon receipt Of
Ice. cost Of mailing etc. Address Prof X. II. Kline
NJ. D., e3l Arch ST., Phila.. Pa.
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Highest of all in Leavenng Report Aug III 1885,
B Bslsi,sg,!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
WANTED.

Ladies aud Misses TO work in the shoe facto-
ay. Steady employment and good wages Civ
EN- after learning the work Call on or address
G. II. ABBOTT, Gen. Manager.
So. Royalton. Vt, Sept. 10.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-30

Well, wen tell you. There is the Carpet
Sweeper. 1t has been on the market twenty
years. Millions have been sold. The bisseh
Co. make a thousand every day Yet there
are thousands who do not use them. Some
have had old styles and abandoned them
no one ever discarded new style sweeper.
some never tried them. Their are looking
back ward--for the cannibals used brooms to
sweep clay huts with five hundred years ago.
What becomes of those women
They work harder than they need to. They
grow old before they ought to. They don't
derive the pleasure from life there is in IL.
They wear their carpets, breath dust and
become slaves to the drudgery Of house
keeping.
Wouldn't you rather be salt,
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DIR. STIMSON.
Office and residence at DR.. A. Hendricks,
PLEASANT STREET.
West Randolph, VT
E0R Sale.

The residence of the late Loren Griswold
in the village OF West Randolph, compris-
ing house, ell, stable and carriage house,
in perfect order inside and out; village,
spring and cistern water, best of sanitary
plumbing, with iron drain pipes and traps,
fine cellar under the whole house, either
with or without land adjoining. Apply
to Chas. r. Granger, West Randolph, VT,
or D. c. Griswold, 81 Chauncy ST., Bos-
ton.
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Denn,s Rheumatic PiIIs

are sure cure for all forms of Chronic and
Inflammatory rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Entirely vegetable. always safe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-30

II you want pure soap that will not in
jure the clothes always use World Soap.
I've been sufferer from rheumatism
for years and have been unable to obtain
any relief at ali. Salvation Oil gave me
entire relief amp heartily recommend it.
HENRY WINKEL, Baltimore, Md.
What so wonderful, as severe cough
cured by, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for 25
cents. Try i'll
The annoyance occasioned by the con-
tinual crying of the baby, at once ceases
when the cause is promptly removed by
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup.
One of the most popular household rem
edies is Old Saul's Catarrh Cure. Price
only % cts.