The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-12-10

advertisement on the fifth page-the adv,r-
tisement is quite work of art, by the way
"A great many presents are made AT Christ
mas that are hardly worth the money that
are spent for them. Many never consider
tile question OF utility in purchasing a pres.
ent for friend. Something "pretty" Is
picked out and given. Well, that IL one
way OF remembering a friend, and another
is to select an article that the friend really
il he did not receive II az present. Those
who prefer the latter way should make II
special study OF the advertisement OF Barn
ard, Sumner & Co., for here is mentioned
great v riety OF useful articles, which are
at the same time beautiful and ornamental
ate the splendid line Of goods which this
enterprising Worcester firm has in stock
for the holiday trade. Here are hand
kerchieis, mutilers, tides, scarfs, toilet sets,
manicure sets, whsk-broom holders, fancy
mirrors, muffs ETC., etc, etc, In endless VA
riety, and there is not the slightest diff
Guilty in the world in getting orders by mails
filed, IL the address is written plainly.
Notice particularly the directions about the
cost for postage and expressage. or course
the earlier orders are sent the better for
both customer and firm. One OF the special
inducements which Barnard, Sumner & Co
offer is the reasonableness of all their prices,
Goods are always tirst-class any way, and
prices are placed at as lew figures as are
consistent with the best quality.
THOMAS 7. FARRELL Of Waterbury,
veteran of the Fourth Vermont Volunteers,
who has been successful for the last two or
three years in obtaining pensions for the
old soldiers, would say to his old comrades
that he is always ready with advice and in
formation free. No charge until pension is
procured. The making OF affidavits and
papers in claim and pension cases pending
before any Of the departments at Washing
ton is a speciality.
"NoT bulk, but business" is the way
western man put it in expressing to a
friend his complete satisfaction in the use
of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
So small and yet so effectual, they bid fair
to supplant entirely the old style pill An
ever-ready remedy for sick and bilious
headache, biliousness, constipation and all
blood disorders. Mild in action, wonder
full in effectl Put up in vials, convenient
to carry Their use attended with no dis
comfort! These sterling merits account for
their great popularity.
G. b. b. DENNY has moved his tailoring
establishment to No. IA State street, oppo-
site the court. house and new federal build.
ing, and is now prepared to attend to the
business of his customers under better facil-
tiles than at his former location. The new
quarters are large and commodious, per-
fectly adapted to the needs of the business,
and patrons will find that no pains will be
| spared to fill all orders to the best satisfac-
| tion. More room has been loug-felt want
with Mr.. Denny, and it is with much pleas.
ure to himself that he finds himself at last
where ample opportunity is given for a
growing business.
| An ENERGETIC, "DIREcT BuYER."-
"South jefferson Grange, Mich.-Ur. o. W.
| Mgersol-DEAR SIR: l will sav am at pres
ent, and have been since 1873, purchasing
agent for Grange No 1872. Have ordered and
used tlco thousand gallons OF your paint,
with entire satisfaction to all parties con-
article should stand on its merits, and no
believing, l am induced to write this article,
knowing that the evidence is so abundant
and conclusive that the Ingersoll paint is a
very superior article, that it would be an
injustice to remain silent. Fraternaly,
Andrew l.. Davis" See Patrons Paint
Works advertisement.-Editor
On July /, 1890, the New England Life
Insurance Company Of Boston had S3,-
120,4!6 mortgage Investments. or these
only SS35,995 were in New England, all the
others being western loans-more than one
half Of them beyond the Missouri river.
Such statistics show where the most profit
able field for investment lies. A. o. Cum
Minis. vice-president of the Pierre Savings
Bank-keeps constantly on sale first class
farm and city guaranteed mortgages also
city warrants, savings bonds and bank
stocks, netting the purchaser from six to
seven per cent interest, all payable semi
annually AT GO Main street, Montpelier, or at
the First National Bank Of Montpelier.
A GIRL WORTH HAvINa-A few weeks
ago l read in your paper Mr.. Morehead' s
experience in the plating business, in which
he cleared Sl67.S5 in a month; but beat
that If 1 am u girl. l sent as he directed
and got a platter, and cleared S20S.17 in one
month. Can any Of your readers beat thisP
You can get spoons, forks or jewelry to
plate at every house. Send So to w.
II. Griffith & Co., Z,nesville, Ohio. and
they will send you Platter, and you can
make money enough in three hours to pay
for it, or address them for circulars. There
is plenty of work to do in both city and
country; then why should any person be
poor or out OF employment with such an
opportunity AZ hand. I hope my experience
will help others as much as Mr.. Morehead's g
did me. LAURA B.
THE laws Of health are taught In the
schools; but not in way to be Of much
practical benefit, and are never illustrated
by living examples, which in many cas-