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smoking before he was z months old
When months old he smoked pipeful OF
strong tobacco, and never made a face
over it.. At 10 months he was an ACCOM-
prisiied smoker or the pIpo. effis appvuIJr
for tobacco was found to be normal one,
and he seemed to thrive under it. DR..
Elmer Rogers could find no trace of nico-
tine poisoning, and decided that tobacco
had soothing effect upon the child, who
was weaned early.
In addition to pipeful of tobacco he
enjoyed from two to five cigars daily.
Father and mother were both proud Of
their precocious son. Winfield craved the
effects of the poison, as for the past two
years he would not smoke new clay or
brierwood pipe, liking best one well satu-
rated with nicotine. He preferred strong
cigars, and was a fine judge of their quail
ity. Winfield attracted much attention
when riding about in his baby coach, with
black pipe in his mouth, smoking and
pulling like veteran. In warmer weather
he sat on the steps of his fathers house,
smoking cigar
Winfield differed from the majority Of
prodigious smokers in that he was never
known to smoke a cigarette. DR.. Rogers
watched the boy almost daily, with view
OF discovering symptoms of nicotine poi
soning, but he never found any. The boys
health was very good, when diphtheria
ended his brief but unique career.
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Wo0n0e000s NOV. IL.
The mayor Of Brazil, Ind, was deposed
for inebriety.
The advance in east bound freight rates
will take effect Nov. -
Chief Justice Royce of the Vermont su.
preme court is to retire.
Several complete cures of consumption
by DIR. Koch are reported.
The political muddle in New Hamp-
shire remains unchanged.
The Cape Cod Ship Canal company
wants its charter extended
The city of Maiden, Mass, has been
sued by the owner of a pug dog.
The western ticket scalpers are disposed
to fight the order against them.
Two passengers on bark from Fayal
for New Bedford, died on the voyage
David L. Dickey is charged with repeat-
ing at the recent election at Manchester.
N. H.
Will c. Bull, a prominent citizen of
Bennington, VT, has mysteriously disap-
peared.
The Vermont Christian Endeavor union
Is holding its annual meeting at St
Johnsbury.
President Bryce, being interviewed on
the race problem, pronounces it a purely
political question.
DIR. Peters, the African traveller, is in.
clined to side with StAnley in the rear
guard controversy.
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President Patterson denies that the
Travellers Insurance company has shut
down on loans in Kansas.
The affairs Of the Lancaster National
bank have been finally settled by the pay.
ment of interest on all proved Claims.
The Trunk Line Passenger Agents as
sociation has decided to discontinue the
selling of "tourist" or low rate tickets.
Neither President Harrison nor Secre-
tary Blaine will attend the reception to
Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien in Washing
ton.
Information from Pennsylvania is to the
effect that unless Don Cameron declares
hmsslf in favor OF the election pill he will
not be reelected to the senate.
There are all the elements for riot in
Graham, Young county, Tex, where the
citizens are armed to prevent the proper
course of the United States court
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sunday, Nov. o.

A Nottingham. Eng, lace firm is to
erect large factory at Scranton, Pa.
Rev Fr Ignatius concluded his series of
mission services in Boston yesterday.
Miss Mary S. Abel Of Baltimore, worth
$2. .O00. 900 in her own right, is to become q
nun
Preparations are being made at Wood
stock, Ont, for the hanging of Birchall
on Friday.
The body of the son of Robert T Lin
coin was deposited in the Lincoln monu-
ment at Springfield. Ills
The captain of the steamship Alaska
was reprmanded for Il refusal to allow a
Catholic service on board
The German geographical society has
bestowed the Humboldt medal upon the
Norwegian explorer, Nansen.
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Lawyer Allen Leonard is Dead.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. s.-Nehenliah
Allen Leonard, president of the Connectl-
cut River railroad, and one of the leading
lawyers of the Hampden county bar since
1860. died of Bright's disease Mr.. Leonard
was born at New Bedford in 1928. tie was
appointed district attorney in 1874, to hll
out term, and was elected to that Office
in 1877. He was for many years the lore
most lawyer in this region, and had In his
care the interests of many corporations.
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HUNGRY AND PENNlLeSS.
How u Wicked italian Treated Two
Young English Girls.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Two pretty En-
glish girls, who gave their names as Jen-
ME Mason, l6 years old, and Katie Muir
ply, Is, came to the barge Office, and told
pitiful story of desertion and want.
Both girls claim that they live at Ports
mouth, Eng. There they met an Italian,
Joseph Stephani, who engaged them to
come to America and sing in concert
halls for 10 shillings a week. The trio
landed here on Oct. H. and on the follow
ing night Stephani took the girls to
Brooklyn, where they sang songs in the
street, collecting money from the crowd
thai surrounded them. The following
week they visited Bridgeport. New Haven,
Hartford, Norwich and New London,
Conn, and Springfield, Mass AT New
London the girls objected to doing any
more singing. and though the Italian
swore and threatened, they remained firm
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Monday. Nov 10.

At meeting Of the directors of the
New York and y, Haven railroad G.. p
Clark, president, aud E. NJ Reed vice
president. were unanimously elected.
1t is said that congress and the Cana
dian parliament will be asked TO give
financial encouragement to scheme for
constructing big ship railway to connect
the lakes with the st. Lawrence river and
Atlantic ocean.
Henry NJ. Stanley was given banquet
Saturday evening by friends in New York.
Among those present were Chauncey M
Depew, John Russell Young, Bill Nye,
COL j. A. Knox and Hamilton Aide.
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Attorney General Miller Says "No!"

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-In response to
the inquiries made by Postmaster General
Wanamaker under date of Oct. 6, 1890, as
to whether advertisements in newspapers
of the guessing contest" in its various
phases are in violation of section 1894 Of
the revised statutes, as amended by the
anti-lottery act of Sept. 10, 1890, Attorney
General Miller as submitted his opinion,
in which he holds in the negative
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HARTFORD Nov 1.-Two old maids,
Nary and Anne Meyers. who liveo with an
,mbecile, Mrs. North. at Is Ellery street.
were found dead yesterday. They had
evidently been dead since Sunday, al the
bodies were somewhat decomposed.
Medical Examiner Knight announced the
cause OF death as neglect and old aye.
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W ! n fl e Id cele-
brated his 4th
brit h day las t
May. He was
a bright boy, with
big black ey es
and round cheeks
in w hich t h e
roses of health
bloom e d. His
father Was an in
veterate smoker.
From him the
child inherited a
taste for tobacco,
and he began
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Will 1t Go?

TORONTO, Nov. 11.-Counsel for the
plaintiff in the libel suit against The To-
ronto Globe, the suit arising out of the
Benwell murder, has secured an affidavit
from Birchall, to be used in lieu OF his
evidence, which the courts refused to al
low him to give in person. Counsel will
endeavor to have the affidavit accepted as
evidence when the case is tried.
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Thursday. Nov. G.

Three men were killed by collision on
the Canadian Pacific railroad.
Succi, the Italian has began his forty
five-day fast in New York.
President Harrison reached Washington
last evening from Indianapolis.
y Three soap powder mills at GLASTONBURY,
Conn. were burned; loss, 100000
London dockers have been frightened
into submission by threat of lockout.
A war of rates seems imminent be-
tween the Union Pacific and the Rock
Island, the Burlington and the Chicago
and St. Paul roads
Bids were opened at the treasury de-
partment for the construction of the public
building at New Bedford, Mass. Irving
Bell of Portland, Conn, was the lowest
bidder at S90,S5G
Hon. William E. Russell will enjoy the
distinction ofAbeing the youngest COVER
nor that Massachusetts ever had, he being
but So, while Sherman Hoar, at the age Of
80, vii be the ytsl1gest congressman.
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Will Re offered to Mckinley.

ALBANY. Nov. 1O.-A high official OF the
United States treasury department, VINO
has resigned his office to accept a dlplo-
matte mission to one of the smaller coun-
tries of Europe, was here on Saturday
He says that the Russian mission, now
vacant through the resignation OF Charles
E. Smith, will be offered to William NC
Kinley Jr
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Be Careful!

No matter what disease you may have. Re
sure that the medicine that YOU take IS rell-
able. Such a medicine you will always
find Sulphur Bitters. They are not a cheap
rum drink, but are made of the choicest
roots and herbs to be found in the vegetable
kingdom.-Daily Argus.
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Tuesday. Nov. IL

There was S25, 900 fire in fremont, Pa
The office of London Truth was burned.
GODDARD, the famous French aeronaut, is
dead.
The Cape Gaspe lighthouse was totally
consumed by fire.
Iowa Democrats are watching the
official count of votes.
Governor Campbell of Ohio is threatened
with typhoid pneumonia.
The Boston Democrats have nominated
Nathan Matthews, Jr., for mayor.
Vice Admiral Obry, commander of the
French Levant squadron. is dead.
| The Bank of France has consented to
to supply Madrid with a3O0, 900 in gold.
Three dwellings in Dedham, Mass, and
| the postoffice were ransacked by burglars.
In Attleboro. Mass, John. Hardy, a jew
eller, was sandbagged and robbed of $40.
Two Chinese societies Of San Francisco
are at war. Three Celestials have been
killed.
The New Bedford man who took an
official ballot outside the polling place was
fined $500.
The output of copper from the Gogebic
region the past ten months has been un-
precedented.
The death is announced of Count Maui
rice Esterhazy, formerly Austrian minis
ter to the Vatican.
A Chicago policeman was terribly beaten
while trying to rescue countryman from
two colored highwaymen.
Bishop Walker of North Dakota has
'church on wheels" constructed for use in
small hamlets in his diocese.
The new Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation building at Providence was for
mally dedicated last evening.
Maj. Mckinley thinks gain of 26O0
votes in three weeks campaign graft
flying result even If he was defeated.
M. Deroulede and n. Laguere are to
fight duel as tho result of row in the
lobby of the French chamber of deputies.
The Osservatore Romano says that the
popes veto against Catholics partaking
in the elections applies to the whole of
Italy
The Lvnn manufacturers decline to
meet the state board Of arbitration. They
declare their Independence of labor organ.
izations
Four Russian women and two men,
found guilty Of the wholesale man
slaughter OF Infants, were given light
sentences.
James Frederick Goddard has assum ed
the duties of commissioner of trunk lines,
the position vacated some months ago by
Albert Fink.
Prominent citizsns Of Bibb county, Ca,
were arrested on a charge of procuring
the murder Of the agent of an owner of
timber lands, whose claim was disputed
Considerable anxiety is felt in Queb 3
regarding the safety of the steamer Van.
couver. which sailed from Liverpool for
Montreal Oct. 80, nd b now forty eight
hours overdue.
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Fifteen Injured.

HYANNls, Mass, Nov. ia collision
between a passenger train and a construc-
tion train occurred near Yarmouth. No
one was killed, but about fifteen persons,
including passengers and trainmen, we're
bruised or scalded
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J. B. PICKETT, JR.,
.attoawcy md COumSe1I0a' at L1'"'
Notary Public Collections promptly made. Union
N.y'~-J 80
"'ock' Bradford, VT.
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JOHN H. WATSON,
:4tto1wey und C'ounseIIorH L~'"'
Master and Solicitor in Chancey Collections prompt
a'enoeo 'o' Bradford, VT.
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PRICES OF MARKET BEEF-A few choice, Sc to
25; extra, so TO rs; first quality, to 25;
second quality, 80 TO IS; third quality, to
425
PRICES or STORE CATTLE Working oxen, per
pair $50 to Sl75; farrow cows, 10 to 80; fancy
cows, 50 TO s.; mich cows and calves, 15 to -;
yearlings TO l6; , years old, IL to y; syears
old, 90 to 80
SWINE Western fat live 4ss to l5sc; northern
dressed, 5Asc per pound Wholesale
PRICES OF SHEhP AND LAMBs-ln lots, 81, to
% each; extra So So to rs, or trom2 to <Ae
per lb Lambt, TO &c per lb
VEAL CALvEs-Saes at TO 5i4c. excepting
fancy lots at 5iac
LIVE PorLrRY-Three tons at theyards: 100
u by eastern steamer Price, s 10 l0c-
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Dax After I.o-morrOw.

WOODSTOCK, Ont, Nov. l2.-lt has been
decided that Birchall will be executed at
9 o'clock Friday morning.
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upAnFoRp SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO.,
p.:, go. Genital, $4,000, Receives deposits, makes
.,iIsc,;or. ~p and does general banking business,
eoi'e''''''' "''N Bradford, VT.
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Choked to Death.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 10.-While Charles
Smith, man Of 81 years, was eating sup
per last night, piece Of meat lodged in
his throat and before it could be removed
he expired.
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4. M. HARVEY,
.dktoamey uud c0Mnse|Ior ~< A~'"'
Master and Solicitor in Chancery,
West Topsham. W.T.
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sTEARNs & JONES,
Insurance .dgents,
Bradford, VT
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u Business Cards y

ROSWELL FARNHAM,
.atformey uni CouasseII07 at A0'".
Master and Solicitor in Chancery. Particular atten
tion to collections and practice in New Hampshire an
Vermont
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J. H. JONES, NJ. d.,
t1,,rs until O a. M, to p m. Saturdays until p.
"' o"o' ." Bradford, VT
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A WONDERFUL YOUNGsTER.

Diphtheria Carries Off Winfield Doran,
Who Has Used Tobacco Since He
Was Seven Months Old.
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Post of1Ice. Open a. m. to $3.50 p. m Sun
days II to 1a.3o. Mails north close ago p. m; South
TO a. m. and 300 p m.
"a Am CHARITY LODGE, No43, meets in Ste
vens Block, Wednesday evening in which the moon
fulls. MT. hEBANoN R. A. c, No II, meets at Mason %
BRADroRp COUNCIL No: II meets Wednesday afternoon
In which the ulls in months Of Sept Dec March
and Tune. 10 q r CHAMPION LODGE, No ~
meets IN Stcvens Block every Tuesday evening Tror
TzR ENcAMrMENT, No: meets first and third third FRIDAY
rsvc-firr and slir1 Morasy svcirine
81 month. Royal Arcanum VERMONT
puNc1L. No. 77,, meets in Union Block SECOND and
(ourth Monday evenings in each month. Waits
Vile Fire Engine Co. meets at Engine house
first Thursday Of each month. $ OF RESCUE
DIVISION, No a. meets in Union Block Friday even
mo q s G meets at the residences Of mombers
eve, every Thursday afternoon at o'clock Public .l.
IIbrarv, Brick School House. Open Saturday
.f,.rroon to o'clock evenings 6.3o to 8. w r G
meets 1st and Sd Wednesdays =, o'clock at q, .a A.
R. Hall, Union Block, YP,SC meets every yer:
Monday evening o'clock at the Congregational Ves
try.
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r. W. KENYON, +,

r. W. KENYON,
Huir dresser.
specialtv made Of honng razors and sharpening
shears' Bradford. VT
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LIRREY BROS.

LIBBEY BROS. -.
Zivery Sf0bIe,,
ger trains Coed teams single or double always ready
"reAs0na0e p'''e' Bradfoid d, VT,
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q. L. BIXBY,

a. L. BLXBY,
zonoiogruzh Roo~Vs;
=, chelsea open Thursdays and Saturdays.
A. Ns e. po,,aton TUESDAYS No. Brookfeld Wednesdays
"' n On Cab;net 60 cents. Duplicates as cents
Chelsea, VT.
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TRENTON, N. j., Nov. Winfield Scott
Hancock Doran, the "baby smoker" has
died of diphtheria after a weeks illness.
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They Were Going Around the World.
Boston. Nov l2.-The police have in
confinement two boys WIN rar recently
away from their homes in Centrai Falls,
r. l. Their names are William Burn
ham and Theodore Lawton Burnham il
IS years old, and his father Is proprietor
of a prominent factory. The boys were
discovered trying to ship on board q yes.
sell In their possession were found two
razors, revolver and lot OF cheap nov
els. The Burnham boy said that when
they left home they intended to 60 around
the world, but now they are willing to 60
home. Their parents have been notified.
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|r=s% BRADFORD VERMONT, NOV Il, 1890

Stephani then, taking all their clothing.
left them and skipped out. New Londou
city officials paid the girls tare 10 this
city. The barge Office officials will try
to senC them back to England
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FridaH, Nov. !.
Bull fighting has been suppressed in
the federal district of Mexico.


Bull fighting has been suppressed il
the federal district of Mexico.
Mayor Hart will entertain the visiting
Irish leaders during their stay in Boston
The Royalists are preparing to give the
count of Paris brilliant reception in
London.
Governor Page says he knows of the ex
istence of three bogus medical colleges in
Vermont.
Commercial treaties. without mention
of tariffs, may be concluded by the French
government.
A receiver has been appointed for the
Manufacturers Mutual Insurance COM
pany of Wisconsin
law is proposed in Mexico that only
native priests shall occupy the church pull
pits in the country.
The rumor prevails in London that the
Prince of Wales is to take up his residence
in Buckingham palace.
The German government proposes to
purchase Professor Koch's consumption
cure and establish hospital for it's ap-
pllcation.
One young man was fatally and two
during political celebration at Miller's
Falls. Mass
1t is denied that Spain has set about
making special reciprocity treaty with
the United States relative to her West
Indies colonies.
The London Times makes a sarcastic
criticism of the report that English spies
were to keep watch of o. Brien and Dillon
in this country
United States Senator and Mrs. Hoar.
while driving near Paxton, Mass, were
thrown from their carriage and were
slightly bruised.
A Canadian delegate to the Imperial
Federation league exonerates America
from any desire to injure England or
Canada by the Mckinley act.
Patrick McGauly, 20 years of age was
struck by the Washington express on the
New York and New England track at
waterford, Mass, and instantly killed.
A statue to the memory of William
Dennlng,the manufactures ofthe cannon
used by the Americans in the year of the
revolution, was unveiled al Newville, Pa.
The corner stone of Chicago's new Ma
sonic temple was formslly laid yesterday,
about 1000 Masons participating. The
lana and building. when completed, will
represent about "a, $4,000
E. II. Sothern closes ON Saturday
evening one of the most successful en-
gagements ever played in New York. with
the new play by Jerome X. Jerome. en-
entitled "The Master of Woodbarrow.n
saturday, Nov. 8.
The police think they are on the track
of the one who attempted to kill DR..
Bright of Oxford.
Three HUNDRED people are reported killed
by anfexplosion of the government pow
der mills in China.
DR.. Robert. Lucius Won Ballhausen,
Prussian minister Of agriculture domains
and forests, has resigned.
President 1honias of the New York
Produce Exchange has written to Secreta-
ry Blaine urging reciprocity with New
foundland.
Judge Thurman comments with satis-
faction on the resul of the elections and
says the people res,lted against the Nc
Kinley bill.
Governor Hill dsregarding his ante
election promiAs, i said TO be working to
secure his owp edition to the United |
States senate.
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Concord R. R., White Mountain DiV.
Montpelier and Wells River Railroad.

Leave Montpelier, S3c a. m r.Io 4.3o p, m
Leave Wells River, 7.o5 Io.Is a: M. $40 p: m
w. A. STowELL, Supt F. w. MORSE, G. P. A.
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J. H. GILMAN,
.ductiOneea,
Vershire, VT.

uu ,.nd tn auctions on short notice and at reason
.h," rs,.s Auction bills got up if desired. IS
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c. G.. GRAVES,
O., Du6 ornamental HU5nfSU.g,
Wells River. VT.
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Justice Field Holds That Crime and
Misery are Directly Attributable to the
Liquor Traffic.
The Republican journal., 1890-01-09

Kabo is for women who
break their corsets. Kabo
cant be broken. We guaran-
tee it not to break for year !;
AMI the maker stands behind
Us.
And Kabo doesn't t kink. To
klnk is almost as bad as to
break, We guarantee it not
to kink for year and the
maker stands behind us.
If single ''bone' 1--WE call it
''bone,' it isn't bone) of Kabo
breaks or kinks in a year,
bring your corset back to US
and get your money. And,
if the corset don't suit you
after wearing a week or two
or three, come back for your
money.
There is a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
II A STAPrFTT
The Republican journal., 1890-01-09

Literary News and Notes.


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The Republican journal., 1890-01-09

Doctor he said as they met on the plat
form of the street-car, ''can l get a little adj
vice of you"' "For cash?' "Well, no. |
simply want to ask question or two, and be-
ing I'm an old patient of yours, YOU won't
think of charging me-" go ahead" ''WeIl,
my feet are troubling me and thought
Say! I'd cut 'em right off, interrupted the
doctor, I've often wondered why you didn't
90 it. Eve got to get off here. Good night p
Detroit Free Press.