The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-11-12

not know the true merits of this wonderful
medicine" Charles A. Thompseen, Des-
Moines, Iowa. Fifty-cent bottles for sale
by Q. Blakely, Montpelier, Vt.
a BRILLIANT ExHBITIoN.-The Mechan-
les Fair is now at the high tide of success.
The attendance steadily increases, and on
some days the exhibition building, big as
it is, is crowded with visitors, excursion
trains running from all parts of New Eng
land But this is not surprising, for it is
| generally admitted that the present fair is,
in many respects, the most brilliant affair
ever held in New England. With vast
array Of machinery, superb display of
manufactured articles, notable art collec-
tion and concerts by famous bands, there
is an aggregate of attractions that would
well repay journey of thousand miles
NJ G. BUCKLEY, presidential the Ana
Life Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn,
gives the following facts and figures: Total
amount of mortgage investments owned by
the company, S16,0i4316; of these, more
than one-hdlf are situated west of the Mis-
sissippi river, and are mostly made on farm
ing lands. The amount of property ac-
quired by foreclosures has been only two
per cent of the loans made. and in nearly
every case has been sold for more than
enough to make the company whole. Such
investments are equally desirable for pri-
vate investors. The Pierre (South Dakota
Savings Bank keeps an assortment for sale
at 60 Main street, Montpelier, VT, by its
vice-president, A. o. Cummns.
A BLOODY affray is of en- the result of
g bad blood " in family or community, but
nowhere is bad blood more destructive OF
happiness and health than in the human
system When the life current $ foul and
sluggish with impurities, and is slowly dis
tributng its poisous to every part of the
body, the peril to health, and life even, is
imminent. Early symptoms are dull and
drowsy feelings severe headaches, coated
tongue, poor appetite, indigestion and gen
eral lassitude. Delay in treatment may en-
tail the most serious consequences. Don't
let disease get strong hold on your consti-
tuition, but treat yourSeg by using DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery and be restored
to the blessings of health The " Dis
covery " is guaranteed to cure in all cases of
diseases for which it is recommended, or
money paid for it will be refunded.
THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY" - The
Jubilee of Books has been in waiting since
the issue of the " Battle of Books " was
decided in 1900. This long repression
has brought them to such a state that they
can no longer be restrained, and they must
dance for joy, and to the music of stringed
INSTRUMENTS All their friends are invited
to jpin with them next Friday evening in
dancing, marching, or in any way they
choose to celebrate this joyous festival
Among the eminent authors who have con-
$ :nted to be- present to chaperone Their
precious offspring, Josiah Aliens wife will
appear, accompanied by Josiah. 1t also may
be expected that Longfellow and Tennyson
Will act as floor managers, and that some
time during the evening the Books will be
allowed to choose, from their admirers pres
ent, partners for a dance. Books will be
loaned fifteen minutes for ten cents If
not returned at the end of that time, fine
of ten cents will be added. Grand march
at eight O'Clock Music by the Montpelier
band orchestra.
Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARD.-Mer-
rill c. Richardson of Middlebury, Vt, saws
to the public This is to certify that |
had been afflicted fifteen years with bleed.
ing and protruding piles, and that one year
ago DR.. o. c. Gage, of Concord, n. H.,
cured me 10y one painless applications" Dr.
Gage has deposited $1,000 in the First Ma.
tiunal Bank, and will forfeit 81 900 for every
/ If tina -iu1 In f.i "a, r,i. Il
him, for his success in all difficult diseases
puzzles the wsest medical minds Mrs.
William e. Russ, White River Junction,
VT, cured of heart disease, dropsy, female
disease and tumor a, large as ones head,
E. h. Parker, Langdon, n. H., bleeding ana
protruding piles so bad he had to wear a
support cured; G. L. Smith, Vergennes,
cured Of a serious nervous disease W. f..
ID inning, postal clerk, Burlington cured
Of lung disease and hemorrhage; Miss
l., o. Turner, Berlin, helpless two years
with spinal disease, after treatment can
walk a mile; Dr. L. B. Dodge, Waterford,
VT, cured of frightful bleeding from kid
neys; Franklin Hadlock, Monroe, ~ IL,
physicians said could not live "a week with
kidney and bladder diseases, wonderful
recovery; w. Il. Campbell, CRANKY, VT,
says DR.. Gage saved his life; Duncan Nc
Kay, Groton, VT, given up and DR.. Gage
cured him without seeing him; A. T. Gay,
Groton, cured of lung disease and hem
orrhage; George Gle, Littleton, n. H., aud
Judge b. e. Badger, Concord, n H.. cured
of bleeding and protruding piles. DIR. Gage
guarantees cure or no pay in every such
case. no matter how bad. DR.. Gage will
be at Pavilion Hotel, Montpelier Monday,
Nov II, from II to 3 P. M, at Van Ness
House, burlington, Tuesday, Nov. IS; Adj
olson House, Middlebury, Wednesday,
Nov. 10: Bates House, Rutland, Thursday,
Nov. 20; Ludlow House, Friday, Nov. u,
until noon and at Towns Hotel, Bellows
Falls, Friday afternoon, 81.
G. b. BALLARD's large barns, silo, eleven
cows thirty hogs, farm produce and tools,
at White River junction, were burned
last week Thursday morning. Estimated
loss IS 900 to $4,000