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The morning call., 1891-03-01
SILK DEPAR7 IN r.

. sI. =1fo7
% piece. i & "a 4o price
piece. satin i regular $,
?se. 1Ac onos Aiz fs
pieces BLACK gull oenE
$ piece. plAce eros A S ps. 81 per
pieces nrAck eros oaAiS 55ls s III offered It regular per
pieces pnAr De PARIS eass :
pieces BLACK srRlrD ds : Vii j
IS q 1dfea At s i
pieces black eros Is a 4
+ ,s, pA * s4Ils q III 4tsa At @ yard
i pieces BLACK rrlu
ig., s7a i regular s. per yard
o5lse, BLACK pr pE AEtz s. l.
Is Aer 5zaFT WI be offered at 20 regular
r..s. rF ,rsH II sa,5,a $ = regular price
@ Il * : 5hsis s. regular price 50 80 per
7 ' s loaI1.7 Nj & s regular price 81 yard
], tsoe & eros GRAN st a5a5 a
s ptcHfzsE 9 "
sls 1l15K ,7s ,a.a at 3d. regular p.
9 a &c ] offered 81 regular
rAr b. r4ris l55s5i ro at 81 j. regular price
i &c. m sA4ly t 8 J5 o1eo will be offered 81
60. E $ bsa555 viii offered
: gs, aaos e5AiS s
ps. Ae sriy pugHrs5E 81 s. S5za5
8 fs,.: 6 at regular
ices asst nj s s5.4l regular pe. 3 yard
2Cpece SATIN DUCEsSE s. price
II S82aDeEyard.: *".: &c, ~.
pieces B eros ANDER viii be offered
/ 81 81 regular: 81 I? per yard
IS pieces B0nne9 will be offered at 81 regular
:. =, -.
% pieces Iuin will s. reg
f.. yard:
20 wide &C. j. Bne will be offered at
i eguarpice s. per yard
90 pieces SAT in
! :.@: 4.
10 ces BLACK eros GRAIN SILK cAsHMERE
price $500 per yard
pieces BLACK Bonnet Will be offered at $3.50 regular price
piece: 81 AcK FABLE 3 and heavy
guafpi eryafd* 80
- m K eros GRAIN sin EXTRA finish
be 81 10 regular price s. 90 pei ard
pieces will be offered at S. regular price 80
| per sHuE: j.
Bonnet Will be offered ATS o. regular
price 60 S'ih. ~ - m,
pieces &C. 8onnep elegant quality and n Will
t. preeS6 per yard
The morning call., 1891-03-01

LOOKING BAcKwARD-T L., Fort Bragg and
Fl. H. X, Freeport, Cal, The cornerstone of
the Garfield monument 10 Golden Gate PARK was
laid on Friday, August "a, 1888, so that The
Sunday previous must lave been tile 18Th; The
!. Odd of August. 1867, was Oh Thursday.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

WORLDS FAIR-H. H. X, Freeport, Cal iAc-.
cording 10 the Presidents proclamation. the
WORLDS Fair at Chicago viii BE- held between
the lst day of May aud the last Thursday III oc'
Ioher 1893. -
The morning call., 1891-03-01

THE THREE LARGEsT-F. j., City. The three
largest seating halls or theaters IN this cAy:afe'
the Mechanics Pavilion, the Grand Opera House
and the Orpheum, with the Metropolitan hail'
=
The morning call., 1891-03-01

A man in Josephine County, Oregon,
stands 7 feet inches high, yet he cannot De
shown at tire Chicago fair on account oil the
States failure to provide an appropriation.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

AT IT'S WIpEsT-C: W, City. The bay oil san
Francisco at It's widest is about nine miles.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

He Is A TREsPAssER-J. A. o. CITY. b IS a
rasmussen and has no right TO the six inches of
as attaining lot on which lie has built his hodse
dnrIpg AS absence from the State. yet while so
absent paying his taxes on Ills lot win the SIX
inches included.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

PAY OF A GUARD-T. L.. Fort Bragg, Cal. the
pay OF a guard at the San Quentin Prison IS 500
per month and found, even to the washins anu
shaving.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

IHE CALLS Query Column Is conducted with
view 10 aid all seekers after knowledge of :gea-
No opinion will be given in tins column regard
eng tne reliability or character Of any person or
nllns IN this city or elsewhere -. =.
Questions, answers TO which are In the nature
OF an advertisement, will not be answered
EVefy inquiry must have the true and full
name OF Tie sender as well as the correct resi-
uence.. Any. inquiry that has not the cor
rect name and addres of the sender win
oe .reated as III it was not signed, and the
WINTER need not expect an answer. -
The morning call., 1891-03-01

sAppr,Rs OF wAGEs-V F., City. ~ Where
the e,nnIoyer Is not an insoivent he can be sued
Tor anv sum due for arrears of wages. ~ III the
EMPLOYERS property is mortgaged TO us luli
value You viii have TO look for other properly 10
realize upon your Judgment.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

ACROSS THE CoNrINENT-U. H.. City. Leo1
p. Fredemeyer is credited with having trundied
wheelba rrow from San Francisco Cai, 10 NV wv
Vnrl, In 7 months and is days, arriving at the
last named place on the 24th Of July, 1871
The morning call., 1891-03-01

SOIL By the Goth a shipment of.1000 more is
que MN from Tampa, Florida. These VIII be
SCI out IN South San Diego at the head of the
Day, near the new Morrison Station Of the CorOi :
:nado road. THIS tract Is shell ground and The
very pest lor such agrowtis.. - :. -, :.
MANDY &THURspAY-B. ": b.. Vallejo: Cal.
Maundy:: Thursday: Is the ;Gay*preceding Good.
Friday: Of H0Iy:Weeke and aicieEtly; called the
great or Painful:Week or. week of sorrow: The
ceremonies :of the eek begin on Sunday when
*ChrisGs entrance INTO Jerusalem is ~colnmemo-:
rated.by blessing: palm or :other green 6ranches
and distributing them TO the people. Whence Tile
day .is%:caied-: Palm: Sunday: ION: Wednesday,
:teue6R darkness is ehanted inllie ehurcieS and
onThtrsday, sonnet line S. called: Il oily or Maun.
;dy IGGTsddy; (fionf the word mandatums COM:
:lnandment, with which one of: tile services be-
gllis( abe Substitution OF :rhe Lords: suRpers
c0nlliem0fale ed, and: IN some places the< priests
wash tllcfee of. lyt:p00f persons ID Imitation
APOSTLES: DUring loly::week tile church. cele:
blatesg iIiei most sacred =: mysteries with
Soemnites' of peculiar: interest The wash.
ing of feet Is !, observed even by the
Pope and practiced by The. Emperor Of Austria.
the King of Bavaria and other. soYerelgns In: tie;
Latin obedience. as we'll as by the knipel or oil
Russia and .Othets; at The: fead Of the. Greek
Church. LIN England it was :.conI fhued by the:
sovereign even after the. .Refornal ion, The last
recorded inst ance of lis full performance being
lin the case of James II, bus a distribution OF
royal aims of money and Cloth ing=is stltI' CON.
II T.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

THEY ARE SYNoSYMoUs-H. III. X, Free
mort. Cal. .Perspre" and "transplre" both
mean the evacuation of the fluids OF the body
through the pores of the skin. The use OF the
word "transpire' to mean 10 com 10 pass or 10
nappep." though common in the United States In
the Language OF conversation and OF newspaper
writer's, is censured by linguistic critics OF
America and England.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

WRECK OF THE TENNEssEE-R. o., City. "A
short account OF The wreck OF the steamship
Tennessee north OF the Heads on the 9th OF
March, 1853, in the cove where the. Elizabeth
was driven ashore on the 2lst ult., will be found
in the Annals of San Francisco. The daily papers
published at the time, and which no DOUBT VIII
also contain references, were the Alta California,
w l.. NewelPs Chronicle John Nug"nts Herald
f. Bonnard s. Co.'S sun and p. Z. Hull Y Co. s
Town Talk.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

y
RAISING PINEAPPLEs-E. j., Trubody, U y
Pineapple plants are grown from suckers an"
their cultivation in this State Is yet In the e&pet
mental stage, outside OF hothouses. oh llis
subject the O. C. adds the following from the Dan
Diego Union The pineapple plants win wh'eh
Riley Il. Morrison began experimenting iast
April among The of his ssm rose have ssra an
ready borne suckers worth 81 90. qand
me promise r next season ssSer, IS anna .na' s hss
Tie first Weld has been IN demand all
over the country, and some have gone to
Orange and Pasadena. But four appes we, meIe q
! produced last fall, and at the expense
Of. these plants full yieor, as they should
be a year old before being permitted 10 D9ai.
| MIR. Morrison has found that they can STAND a
| lemDeraiure as low as 2S9. About month ago
| Ire received 500 more plants gathered from Cuoa,
Georgia aud Southern Florida. They represent
| twelve OF the bestknown twenty varieties, ~
GLIDING the Red Spanish. Sugar-loai; A9a Tar
| Prince Albert, Egyptian Queen and Lorn Gar,
| rington He SAYS that a years test Will tel
which OF these is best adapted to the climate and
The morning call., 1891-03-01

= .Muli.rSe X Co1N-E. AID, CIV. BeGore re:
ceying the impress sions of lhe'SGanlps ordles the
blank metallic coin al, cS are placetiri AN edge
rolling machine, thickeniis The edge OF each
disc So as TO form a:raised rim to- protect from
operation is. call 'nIlrking." :1ir SOME cases
tie edges of the Dlapk.. althe same tltne:tlat
they are thickened, receive the tmpresSiGn-oL g
or..is in American coins. are simply corrugated.
This is The :. milling" of II coin. :: -. -: ::
The morning call., 1891-03-01

MILE AND REPEAr-G. W. P, City, ~ In a
simple mile aud repeat race the conditions OF
winning are always best two OF three. and the
horse winning must either win the second or a
second heat To the first. (2) In mile aud repeat
race with two horses entered only not more than
three heats II run are equired TO decide, unless
tue winner OF the first heat also WINS the repeat,
ending the race then and there.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

MIDsUMMrR,s. EvE-B:. ", b.; Vallejo. Gal.
Tie middle Of summer IS the period: of lie
SUMS soISice, which:s about tile 21st OF june,
for while popularity speakingthe summer months
are. June, july and August, asnonomicllly y Is
the ueliod between June 2Ist and September
22d and Iii Great BFitan Il Is consider ell as be-
ginning In May and the specific date iot mid
sunmerthe 24rh.of June: Midsummer day was
ore of the Tour English quarter days: for pay
.ment or rent by ten MS. 1t was an.anclent GUS
tom on the eve OF tneev ming Of the feast OF 81:
john tile Baptist lJmne 24tnlIo. ktndle III es: up
on the hills IN celebration Of The summer SOL
slice. -. 81. 49,. -. =: s::.. 3 -. . :
The morning call., 1891-03-01

4. ,ACQuIRfNG TITLE-N r, City. az With the
homes eads that you :inquifc."a ont the .Ujlted.
States laws and not lhoSe:of the Stateol gltffdr-
niahaye 10 do The homestead prv!Iege:is given
to every ctlzeii and 10 those who, haYedeclTfed:
theirintentiQf toseeeome such but iulr CITIZEN:
shp Is requisite to obtain: I'LL III te. ~ Hts mot
residence alone for i've years. that Will give YOU
a homestead but acFqdl settlement, dwelling on
and cultivation FOR fh2 contiguous leIiod sta ed
Occasional absences by 1.-The .~entfy1llh :. when
working elsewhere though wife and Iamil y. con.
tinue To- reside onlLe land, willnOr defeat his
ri rhf e. -.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

i. PRIMROSE. DAY-B. y"B, Vallejo, Cal. Prim-
rose dayis an:observance of the Primrose league
lin Great Britain. pledged to tie principles Of
Conservatism /: as represented by Benjamin
Disraeii. Earl of Beaconsfeld. opposed TO the
revolutionary tendencies of Radlcasm,. and
whose object is the maintenance of religion,
The constitution of the realm and tie i'm
perial- ascendeucy" of Great Britain. A note:
woftTy feature OF the league is the enrolment OF
women or DANES as members ana their partl-
cpatIonin the councils OF administration. The
!, grand EnbllatiOn of the league Is held yearly
in London on or about the 10Th Of .Aprl,
of Dtsiaeli In 1851. The league takes ITS name
from The fact that the primrose was tile tayoEite
+: flower of Disraeli ana II Is also. the badge OF
membership On the. anniversary the primrose
is quite prominently exhibited as the badge OF
memberships; also In decorations, Including The
tomb of the dead statesman. -.-:-= go; -
The morning call., 1891-03-01

GREAT EAsrERN's SPEED-L.. s, City, The
O. C. is not in possession of time records OF
every passage made by the Great Eastern be-.
tween SOUTHAMPTON, England, and New York
She left the mort first named on her first trans
atlantic VOYAGE on June II. 1860. and arrived
al New York OH the 2Sth-a .passage OF eleven
DAYS Her greatest speed during her career was
fourteen and One-half knots an hour, aud her
greatest run made in one day 333 knots. =.
The morning call., 1891-03-01

. +LADY's DAY-B. ". B., Vallejo. CAL: "Eady's
day.. Is the name given in England TO Annunci-
alton day. which always comes ON the 10Th OF:
Mattel In France il is known as Notre Dame
de Mars. a festival commemorative of the an
nunciaIioh is. kent by the church on: tile date
| given and lie second oldest authentic :aluSlen
10 II is in the Council OF Trulo 692), Iofhldding
The celebration OF all festivals in lent, excepting
the Lord's Gay and The Feast of the Annunel-
alton. In old style ibis day commenced The year
Several religious ana military orders have been.
instituted IN honor OF The annqnciatioh. =
The morning call., 1891-03-01

. -AccoRp1SG TO: McIlINEFsY--J:=G c.. San Jose,
Cal. Accordngto the Tariff Bll sugars not eX.
ceedlpg No 16, Dutch Standard in COLOR may on
and afle the lst day Of March, 1891, and prlorto
Aprn /, 1891, be refined in bond: without pay.
ment of duly, and such refined sugars may be
transported in bond and stored in bonded ware
house such points ofdestinationa> are provided
in existing laws relating to the immediate trans;
pOrtatOn OF dutiaOlt goods In bond. =. ::
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-03-27
THE MUTUAL LIFE.
The General Agency for Vermont Trans
ierred to Active and Energetic Hands

From the Manchester y. II Union
We are always glad Ia notice the advancement
and prosperity ui the enterprising and honorable
business concerns of our city, and the Announce.
ment that New Hampshire and Vermont have
been consolidated into one Insurance district and
placed IN charge of Mrssis. Cheney Shurtleff a
Cheney 10y the Mutual Life Insurance. company of
New York, Is one certain TO liz commended ON all
sides, and sure 10 bring satisfaction both to the
Company aud the policy holders As the Mutual
l.llt - the largest monetary corporation ia the.
world and the foremost representative. of life nm
dtrwriting. ~ MpSsrs. Cheney ShurtleffX Cheney
rank with the men IN our city who enjoy to the.
fullest ext ut the confidence Of the business com.
tnunlty. All honorable and affabr gentlemen
they conduct their business in a manly, straight.
forward manner winning friends both for their
company and themselves, As they transact the
largest life insurance business in the state.
They likewise pay To the state the largest sum
Il receives IN taxes from any Insurance company
having Recently sent the state treasurer a check
Tor Sl'3i IL. bring per cent tax ON premiums
collected in New Hampshire IN lS!D.
The premium collections Of the agency for the
present year, including the addition Of territory
viii he IN the vicinity ut SSJ1OOO. That a bust
ness Of this magnitude in our midst must adver-
Use our city aud IN many ways bring uS profit
should br apparent to all
The people of Vermont will make no mistake
y thty extend hearty welcome to MrssrS. Che
nty' shurtlef * Cheney. feeling assured that
they are dealing with honorable upright men,
whose regulations arr a sufficient passport to
favor
The above announcement from the Man
chester Union will he of interest in Yer
mont insurance circles Since the firm of
Cheney, Shurtleff x Cheney succeeded to
the general agency of the Mutual Life for
New Hampshire three years ago the bust
ness in that state has shown remarkable
growth through their energy and enter
prise, and the transfer of the Vermont
business to their control is undoubtedly
wise move ON the company 5 part Messrs
R II. and f, n. Cheney of the firm are
Vermont boys with a becoming pride in
their native state, and the firm as a whole
presents a rare combination of business en-
ergy and activity with settled policy of
working on broad and generous lines,
which will he sure to he heard from in Yer
mont as it has been in New Hampshire.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-03-27
MARKET REPORTS.

Market Beef A very few choice at So GOA 50 80;
extra, g. 800 1915; first quality, s. 0OGg S. 5 sec.
ond quality, SL5OOSi75; third quality $1,000
Store Working oxen, d pair, 5000 40.
FancyCows, $50(B75; Mich Cows and Calves s25
gis; yearlings, SsO0gl6; two years old, Si2G22;
three years old, S206B32.
Swine Western fat live AZ cts: Northern drass
ed hogs, 43ic.
Sheep aud Lambs In lots, 81. 90, sOO0s 80 each;
extra, SiOJg5OO' or from eG5I4 cts v h. Spring
Veal Calves 26lBc. b n.
Country Hides, 4@ilac y u. Country Tallow. >
Ws1R Y n. Calf skins BE-. y D.; Pelts, 5OdSl
each. Dairy Skins i5d3Oc each. -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-03-27

Mrs. Worth. wife of the great Partisan
dress maker. dresses plainly and looks as
quietly innocent as il she never saw fash
ion book or read the dry goods advertise.
ments in the papers.
At last accounts the Indians of Sitka,
Alaska, were having a glorious time A
high festival of some kind has been under
way. aud every day dainty feast has been
spread, the principal feature of which was
tubs of last seasons wild straw berries,
soaked in seal oil In the opinion of a Sit
ka Indian, the Creator doubtless could have
made more palatable combination than
Strawberries soaked in rancid oil, but doubt
less He never did
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-03-27
REORGANIzED.

The Fort Dennison Texas Cotton Manu-
featuring company, which was recently re-
ported as in straits has been taken in hand
by the New England investors. On the
10th inst. a reorganization was effected and
the three Vermont directors are A. p.
Childs of Bennington, j. w. Brock of
Montpelier and B J Derby of Burlington.
Hon. J l. Martin of Brattleboro, attorney
for those interested, was in attendance.
With a fine property and vigorous northern
management it is hoped the concern may
be placed on a safe and paying basis. The
character of the new board of directors
gives promise of future prosperity.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-03-27
@arriaqes.
Deaths.

In South Vernon, March II. Elsie A. Ester
brook, x months.
In Townshcnd. March 81, widow Nina Jenkins
S.
In Dumnlrrston, March 90, Calvin X bradley,
Il years, q months.
In l'utney, Marrh -, Hiram CLARK. ~.
In TOwnshend, March q. Ballou swan, ~
In Jamaica. March e. Mrs Laura A Young
widow of the late Clark Young, n.
In BroOklne. March "a, Jacob Bush. ~
In Bellows Falls. March &, Grin Wilson 20
In Turner's Falls, Mass March q, Abiiah s
Clark formerly Of Bellows Falls
In Saxtons River, March i3. Ned NJ, only child
NJ Mr. and Mrs. L. A. HOughtOn, q years.
In BrOOkline, March IS Lawson Morse former
~ a resident Of Milton, ~ years, 3 months
In New York City, March 20, Mrs r. l.. Merri-
field, aged about a.
In Mortified, Mass, March "a, Henry Wright,
r.
In Gin, Mass, March 10, Asa c. Howe, 20 years,
months
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-03-27
sAxTONs RIVER

The village schools begin the spring term
Tuesday, March 81.
Mr. A H. Stirling has moved TO Keene,
IN "A and MIR. Foster of Keene has moved
on to Mr.. Strings farm.
Rev. Mr. Baldwin and family are now
busy getting their household goods arrange"
in the parsonage
Mr.. E. r. Osgood is on the sick list
f. B. Locke K Co.. are making cans Tor
maple sugar at the rate of 1000 per day
They will buy maple sugar this spring aS
usual
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-03-27
Settlement Notice.

III ANlNG sold my interest in the grocery bust
i Il ness at No. IS Main street 10 Jerome Ami
don, hereby give notice that Il Is necessary that
settlement be made at once ON all accounts due
the late firm OF II G, Clishee a Co. ! will lie In
the store for the present 10 attend to such ac-
counts, i2-lA n q CiISRFF
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-03-27
ACADEMY Notes.

Tho i,,nior exhibition last Saturday evening
- very successful Every one did well lhr
music was good and enjoyed by all At'rr tue
Entertainment the juniors had supper
col Fuller visited the academy TUESDAY Anu
promised generous assistance 20 tue ""9s :" -
ting up their ball team ,.,.,.
several Of the boys ION the hill are down WIN VIZ,
tbe measles Every other door In FaIns" olth
hall is pacarded, "Measrs come III anu nav
One. - ALI. ,-..,
examinations closed Thursday noon, lhls Mrre
mi most of the scholars left for home on 'huls
day. 4, e.. No.
Miss Prout left the academy last wees ~,
-. ,,b.,. shr will sIend her vacation, returning
IN next terms WORK. Jones hall rs to he eio9eu
dnring vacation. .. L.. ,h..
Prof Williams spoke 70 the students ~ ~ ~
.hanri Friday morning about the schools ne nAA
recently visited
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-03-27
FARM FOR SALE.

1T is the old Town Farm Of Brattleboro and con
II tains l25 acres. About 80 tons Of hay can be
cut on the place, aud there Is a good quantity OF
grated fruit. The running water to the build
inRs Is never-failinR. The pastuFage is sufficient
for 10 TO - cows. Il is estimated that the value
of the oak lumber ON the place is equal to the
price asktd for the place itself, The buildings
consist Of good, large harm, aud house that
can BIZ put In good condition with moderate re-
pairs. For further particulars enquire of Mrs,
LOUISE T.. STOCKWELI., West Brattleboro, or
T. h. THAIER. Guiford Centre Ills
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-03-27
Great Cure of TnmOra, Female Dim-
euIIies, IHeRrt Disease, Rte.

Mrs +. W. Russ, White River Junction, Vt
given up with ovarian tumOr large as a persons
head. female difficulties heart disease and dropsy
Dr. Gage cured her and he did not see her
Mrs orrin Webber, Manchester. ~ H., ON
cIutches fourteen years with trrribl De- ulcers ON
limbs: cured.
Mrs Charles Bridgpman, Suncook n H. had
Lucrative catarrh 50 badly that il had eaten a
hole through roof Of mouth and DESTROYED her
palate; general health feeble: cured eight wears
ago and Is still well and strong.
Isaac Buttrick, Londonderry, n. II son cured
Of deafness aud catarrh; wife cured of scrofulous
lunches on neck
DR. Levi b. Dodge, Waterford Vt, very low
with kidney disease, frightful bleeding etc cured
and DR.. Gage did not see him.
Austin g. II III, Pittsfieh, cured Of epileptic fits
Son Of Z. B, Marshall, Nashua, cured Of same
II. G. Bean, West Brentwood. n. H., son cured
OF frigh ttul skin disease which covered entire
body. Grandchild cured of same.
Mrs. Carrie ColbOth, New York street Dover
n. H., child cured that was nearly blind with
scrotula. Addie Cooper Keene, cured OF same
j. +. Atwood, North Salem, ~ H., forty-foot
tape worm removed.
Mrs. &. W. Simpson, Concord cured of bone
disease Of arm. q. Ambrose, Londonderry n II
cured OF cancer on fa0e. n. j. Wilson, Oh Mills
n. H., and Calvin Bruce, Williamsville Vt, same
~ 1t is impossible TO enumerate the various
diseases, therefore II afflicted remember DR.
Cages appointments for il costs nothing 10 see
him
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-03-27
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Is prepared from sarsararilla, Dandelion
Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Ber-
rles, and other well-known and valuable vege.
table remedies. The combination, proportion
and preparation are peculiar to Hoods sarsa-
parilla giving It curative power not possessed
by other medicines. II effects remarkable
cures where others fail.
| consider Hoods sarsaparlia the best
medicine ever used. II gives me nm appetite
and refreshing sleep, and keeps tho out"
j. $. FOcG, 1905 Spruce Street, Por....d, Me.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-03-27
DR.. WOODBURrS ANTIDOTE
$3.50 for a Good Home

1 \ the village of Alstead. n. H., six miles from
] Bellows Falls; ~ story house painted and
blinded; six good rooms; barn and shed; all In
good repair; seven acres OF good land; over %
maple shade trees on the road: one fourth mile
To post. ofilce, churches school and stores. Going
10 b. sold this spring Inquire of y. j. BAILEY,
q co Brattl eboro. 10