The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-09-09


cent bottles for sale by G. Blakely, Mont
pelier, Vt.
ORDERS by mail for job printing promptly
filed at the WArcHMAN office.
MRs. 4. G. VAIL, of the firm of I. G. Vail &
Co., is in New York for the purpose of buy
ing millinery and all other goods in their
line, including fancy goods, infants wear,
and a full line Of fancy-work material,
which, at later date, they will be pleased
to show their customers.
THE strictest faithfulness is that of bank.
1t takes care of the money of strangers. 1t
is faithful and prudent. IFS proper business
is to secure its customers sdtety first; after
that, profit. The Pierre Savings Bank offers
its securities through its eastern office, No.
60 Main street, Montpelier, VT.
DIR. f. NJ. MCINTosH has closed his office
at 80 State street, and will devote his entire
time to the practice at the Office of Mrs. DIR.
Clark, "a Main street, Montpelier, where he
will attend to all kinds of dental work.
Special attention given TO the treatment and
preservation of the natural teeth. Extract
ing done by DR.. Clark's painless method.
HE MO OTHERS ~ an +AlutTlCdu
play, and that is why the American public
likes it. Human nature in a play, like char
ity in the moral world, covers multitude
of sins. In homely sentiment, aud in fidelity
to common, everyday life, it is equal to
"The Old Homestead, and, like that piece
wins the hearts of audiences. AT Blanch-
ards Opera-house this Wednesday, evening
BARNARD, SUMNER & Co.'s advertise
ments will be especially interesting to large
numbers of ladies this week The firm
calls attention to the rich variety of cur
tains and portieres which it offers. This is
the time when every one feels like touch
ing up the house for the cold months, and
of course there is nothing like curtains and
portieres for giving an air of cheer and com
fort to the rooms. What the firm has to
say on the subject of dress goods, particu
larly as they relate to mourning, is also
| well worth noting.
"SHE COULDN'T MARRY THREE. The
above title seemed to arouse the curiosity of
the New York public-so much so that on
the opening night the house was packed to
the doors. The success of the play was in
stantaneous and during the entire New
York engagement the theater was crowded.
The play is an unqualified success, the
scenery beyond anything yet seen, the COM
pany powerful and evenly balanced one
and Miss Lillian Kennedy as the heroine,
Bess," presents characterization which
for histrionic ability has never been sur
passed on the American stage.
a CURE FOR CHRONIC DIARRHGA-Mrs.
e. Gleason of Salem, Dent county, Missouri,
writes as follows Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy cured me
of chronic diarrhpa after years of standing,
when it seemed could live no longer,
was growing so weak. I had tried several
doctors in this state and several in Iowa,
but they could do nothing for me. was
finally induced to try bottle of your medi-
cine. After using three bottles of it | was
entirely cured. | cannot say enough in its
praise. wish that every family knew the
worth of it as L do, and L am sure they
would never do without it," For sale by
c. Blakely, druggist, Montpelier, VT.
FARMERS ALLIANCE AND PATRONS OF
HUsBANDRY, ATTENTION !-Fayette County,
! Ga, August 27, 1891. Mr.. o. w. NIGER
SOIL, Proprietor, Authorized Patrons of Hus-
bandry and Farmers Alliance Business
House: Dear SRI was the first man that
used your paints in this community about
twelve years ago l thought well enough
of them to buy enough to paint another
house, two years ago. If l had a dozen
houses to paint 1 would use no other paint
but yours. 1t has given me entire satisfac-
.; IL IL 4
that it is superior to any that have ever
seen. Respectfully, n. w. Gable. (See ad-
vertisement of Ingersolls Liquid Rubber
| Paints. ."-Edn0r)
WHETHER you live in Montpelier, North
field, Waterbury or Plainfeld, or anywhere
else in Vermont no matter where you
live the reasons why you should talk or
write to II, w. Allen & Co., on all matters
pertaining to your dry goods trade in all its
branches-dress goods, silks, garments,
trimmings or housekeeping goods-are just
as many and quite as deserving of your con-
sderation as if you lived right here in Bur-
lington It's the largest stock to choose
from. 1t contains all that's newest and
| freshest and best in the line. The prices
are never higher and almost always lower
than similar goods are sold for in other
cities. Every article in the stock has been
selected with special reference to the tastes
and requirements, of critical trade. The
different departments, including the buying
and selling, are under the superintendent
of persons who know the business through
and through. The mail order arrangement
is good one; we have many far-away GUS
toners. We try to fill orders for goods or
samples intellgently, have received many
praises for doing so. Why not write us
about what you want? The second week OF
September is our opening week The dis
play is most attractive one. III. w. Allen
& Co., formerly Lyman & Allen, Burling-
ton, VT For forty-three years the leading
dry goods store in Vermont
Obituary.