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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-15
BUM AT 7He BOTTOM OF II.
Quarrel Ends hy One Of the Participants
IInNln. LII. Hand LIIInh MIN sI..a

Quarrel Ends hy One Of the Participants
Having Ills Head ruled with shot.
MARLBORO. Mass, Oct. 12.-Lewis .Ics-
see, living at Robin Hill, was shot and in-
stantly killed by Peter Bouley at the lat
ter's house in the westerly portion Of this
city yesterday afternoon. 1t was the re-
suit Of drunken quarrel
lessee was ordered out OF the house,
and, on refusal TO comply promptly. Bou ~
went 20 closet and got a shotgun, i
fred a charge Of shot directly nc Jessev's
head, blowing the side OF his head Of.
The affair occurred about 5:45, and an
hour later Marshal Whitman and Officer
Durand had the murderer under arrest.
He is now confined in the police station in
this CITY
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Estate of Alden Darling.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

The undersigned having been appointed by
mobile, commissioners, to receive. examine. and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Alden Darling, late of
Morrlstown, IN said district deceased and all
claims exhibited in Offset thereto hereby give
notice that we will meet for the purposes afore-
sad at the dwelling house of the late Alden
Daring In Morrlstown on the oath day
of Oct. 1891; and 18th day of March 1s95,
from 10 o'clock a. m until o'clock
p. IN. each OF said days, and that
SIX months from the 10th day of Sept, A. D.
1891. is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims to ms for ex
and allOwa ce 10 ''' 20
A. ID. 1891. ""' Vi N'P'''
A. b. SMITH
. A. j. SHERWOOD.
10 commissioners.
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National Conventions.

Since 1860, and including that
year, eight national conventions of
each of the two great parties have
been held. OF these sixteen great po-
litical gatherings only five have been
held east of the Allegheny mountains.
These were the Douglas democratic
convention of 1860 at Baltimore;
the republican convention of 1864 at
Philadelphia the democratic onven-
ton of 1868 at New York; the re-
publican convention of 1872, at Phil
adelphia, and the democratic conven-
ton of the same year at Baltimore.
OF the remaining eleven seven have
been held in Chicago-fiye republican
and two democratic; two democratic
conventions have been held in St.
Louis, and one democratic and one
republican convention each in Cincin-
natl. OF the eight elected president
since 1860 five have been nominated
at Chicago, two at Philadelphia and
one at Cincinnati Besides these
cities, Omaha, Denver and San Fran
cisco are hoping to secureo one both
of the conventions in 1892, to say
of Tacoma, which has raised
a fund OF $4,000 as a specialinduce-
ment to visit that far-aWay city. E
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-15

A meeting ofthe Republican nation
al committee is called for next month.
Those who know state that the sig
nificance of this meeting will be the
fixing of the time for thenext Nation
al Republican convention, and that
the convention will be held in May a
month earlier than four years ago.
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Estate of Noble Irish.

COMM SSIONERS' NOTICE.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Lamoille. Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Noble Irish late of
MOrrstown in said dis riot deceased, and all
claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the purposes afore-
said at the County Clerks Office i'm Hyde Park
on tue Both day of November and 18th day
Of Feby next, froma O'Clock a. IN. until 3 o'clock
p. m. each of said days, and that six months
time limited by said Court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
A. d. 1891 r. w. HULBURD,
Il. X. CHILD.
80 Commissioners.
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News and Citizen,
MORRISVILLE and HYDE PARK,
Thursday, October 10. 1891.
L. II. LEWIS, EDITOR.

As Bishop of Massachusetts Phil
lips Brooks receives a salary of $4,000.
The pastorate he just vacates paid
him $4,000 a year Evidently the
noted clergyman did not accept the
new position for m onetary value.
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OUR MARvELons WnA1rH-Racnr.

Our MARVELLOUS WEALTH.-Recent
computations, based on the com
pIeted census returnsxshow that one
fifth of the wealth of the seventeen
principal countries of the globe Is
credited to this republic only little
over a century old. The riches of the
United States equal the combined
wealth of Italy, Spain, Portugal, In
dIa, South America, Turkey, Egypt,
Sweden, Norway, Canada, Australia,
Denmark and South Africa. 1t ex-
ceeds the wealth ofGermany and Rus
STA combined. 1t is equal to the rich
es of Great Britain, Canada and Aus
tralia, Manufactures aided by pro-
lection and agriculture have been the
two great factors in our, marvellous
increase of wealth.
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Ex-President Cleveland said Fri
day in answer to an inquiry regard
ing the name of the newcomer in the
family: -" We have settled on name.
and it is Ruth. This was the name
of Mrs. CleyeIand's grandmother
and has always been especially liked
by her."
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Mrs. Parnell, the mother of the
late Irish leader, is gravely ill at
Bordentown, N. ]. She has been
Frustrated ever since the news was
received of her sons death. 1t is
feared that the blow has been too
great for her, and that her mind is
unbalanced.
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Fully 10000 people saw the son of
Jay Bird wrest all claim to the title
from Nelson in the $4,000 race be-
tween the two stations on the fast
Grand Rapids track Thursday. The
day was cold and the fastest heat
2 ID. Nelson won the first heat and
Allerton the three following ones.
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GrandIist Figures.

Secretary of State Brownell has
completed the grand list of the state
and has delivered it to State Treas
urer Field as the basis on which
warrants for the state tax will be
issued to the several towns. The
GRAND list by counties is as follows:
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- :
Brighton hides, Gdoc y b: Brighton tniiovS.
tG9sEc n; country hides, d05ac h n; coln,
sheep and lamb skins, 9jC0Sl 20 cacl: mi
hides, 31fc q NJ; dairy skins, g5qttlc ,nt.,.
COW hides, &c b n.
Prices Of Northern aud Eastern Beef Crttl,.
v D., live weight-Choice. sQsc n n; DIRE. "a
weight second quality, Ad5c h n, live weifI,t.
b5all3Jtc i 10, live weight.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-15

No resident of Lamoe County has applied vain
loan at this Bank the paper offered within the requirements
of the law and the rules of the Bank single dollar
loaned outside of Vermont.
glance the above shows that only onetweny
fourth of the entire loaned outside of this
dsnctive Lamoie County institution and and
develop its interests
-Four per interest compounded semi annually is al.
lowed AT this daily savings will accumulate follows
For Years For 20 Years. For DO Years
10 cents per day, S2oo83 SIIO7S4 S3,554oI
IS per day, so2o7 2,76Q6I SSSSo4
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-15

union of all the members of the nat
tionalist party, not only in Ireland
but in the United States.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-15

The total valuation of polls
amounts to $160,47S. The total
acreage of the state is 5,254, 554,
while it is appraised at sos, 3S7,-
421. There is $49, 935, Ala worth OF
personal property after deducting all
outstanding debts The total grand
list of the state amounts to $1,733,
1866 which sum is to be appor-
toned for the state tax. The Bur
lington Free Press, from which these
figures are taken, makes up Il list OF
20 of the towns having the largest
grand list, each of them exceeding
$4,000. Burlington leads, OF
course, with $106,716; Rutland is
second with $SS, 641 and Brattleboro
holds third place with $40, 500, then
comes st. Johnsbury with $42 ,091,
st. Adams with $3S, 491, Rocking
ham bellows Falls) with $37, 1893
and Montpelier with 1914, 96PS>---
Il q - ~
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CATTLE MAnKEr nrIoars

Received from WATERFOWL aud brighton
for til" Week Ending Oct. :.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET
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s. RETAIL GROCER HITS THE NAIL o,
THE HEAD IN WRITING OF THE
CRACKER COMBINE
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-15
CONDITION OF THE
LlMOILLE COUNTY SAYINGS Blink
AND TRUST CO.,
Hyde Park, VT, Sept. 1, 1891,
After two years, seven months and nine
days business.
ASSETS.

200 shares Lamoille County n
Deposited in Bank,
Cash on hand,
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Scraps Of information.
Arabs never eat fish.

Arabs never eat fish.
In Palestine there are now $4,000
Jews.
All trees are evergreen in the
tropics.
Only three species of reptiles exist
in Ireland.
The moon is said to move 1888
feet per second.
Only one American in 26l is over
six feet in height.
The average size OF an American
farm 10 6l0 acres.
Ten per cent of the population of
India are widows.
There are over 5000 brass bands
in the Salvation Army.
1t takes $4,000 roses to make an
ounce OF altar of roses.
The Pope can speak English, Ger
man and French perfectly.
At the present rate of increase the
population of the earth will double
itself in $50 years.
All the correspondence from the
Vatican at Rome concerning Chuch
matters is carried on in Latin.
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1T IS WELL TO REMEMBER


That every promise is a debt.
That newspaper criticisms are not
always gospel.
That the average man about town
Is huge bore.
That it's no disgrace to be poor,
but mighty inconvenient.
That the man VINO smokes cigar
cites is not necessarily brainlsss.
That children hear more than
grown people give them credit for.
That the girl OF the period knows
more than her grandmother, for her
grandmother-is dead
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Easy lessons For Beginners.


Glass in practical politics stand
up.
Who is guilty Of false registra-
ton?
The other party.
Who is guilty of naturalization
frauds
The other party.
Who appoint thieves to public Of
fees
The other party.
Who makes political machine Of
the police force
Same old party.
Why do not public officials and
private citizens punish the rascals
guilty Of such scomdrelism and de-
stroy their influence !?
Because all the rascality is in the
other party, and the party whose
methods are perfectly pure protects
its martyrs on whom suspicion falls.
To what party do the ballot box
suffers, the naturalization sharks
and political sandbaggers belong?
To the other party.
Glass is dismissed.-C ago
Nesos.
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B0efru.
AN OLD PORTRAIT.


In Mistress Kate's peculiar bower,
Among the daisies on the wall
A face looks down, with mystic power.
The restless heart to thrall.
A dainty room, all gold and white,
Is Mistress Kate's--like yours, perhaps
With windows open to the light,
And cushioned seats for slumber traps.
Beneath the portiere's silken folds,
Above the great rugs snowy fur,
Mid curios rare and carven m0ulds,
And pot-pourri Of myrrh,
Looks down the lovely girlish face,
Eoft curling hair, and eyes of brown,
A dimple in the dinple's place,
A tiny puzzled flown.
"A find OF mine," cried Mistress Kate,
AN aunt she was to grandmamma;
The dusky attic was her tate.
Until came and rescued her.
81 think she suits my room. Don't your
No doubt a beauty in her day."
Kate flashed on me her eyes of blue,
And singing, turned away.
An aunt of grandmamma's, I thought;
Then three times fifty years ago
Those little hands their sampler wrought!
She had her dayl Heigh no!
Margaret e. SGngster, 10 Hdrper's
Young People.
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The papers contain frequent no.
tice OF rich, pretty and educated
girls clipping with negroes, tramps
and coachmen. The well-known
specialist DIR. Franklin Miles, says
that such girls are more OF less hys-
terical, nervous, very impulsive, nm
balanced, usually subject TO head
ache, neuralgia, sleeplessness. i'm
moderate crying or laughing. These
show a weak nervous system for
which there Is no remedy equal to
Restorative Nersine. Trial bottles
and fine book, containing many
marvellous cures, free at A. n. Gil
btrt's who also sells and guarantees
DR., Miles New Heart Cure, the fin
est OF heart tonics. Cures fluttering
short breath, etc.
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Nervous women seldom receive
the sympathy they deserve. While
often the pictures Of health. they
are constsntly ailing. To withhold
sympathy from these unfortunates IL
the height Of cruelty. They have .
weak heart, causing shortness OF
breath, fiu.tering, pain In side, weak
and hungry spells, and finally swell
ing Of ankles, oppression, choking,
smothering and dropsy. DR.. Niles
New Heart Cure Is just the thing
for them. For their nervousness,
headache, weakness, ETC., his Re
storative Nervine il unequaled. Fine
treatise on aHeart and Nervous Dis
eases" and marvellous testimonials
free. Sold and guaranteed by A..
II. Gilbert.
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s.Some folks are lucky" be adj
mitted, reluctantly. sIf that mine
is worth 500, 900 you can have her.
for Randolph never goes back On
his word"
That was only year ago, and the
the mine has already Melted its own
er over $500. 900.
But he regards as dearer prize
the loving wife who rules his heart
and home--his Queen Bess.--Satur.
day Night.
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Notice of Removal

/ will move into the DeGrange
Building on West King street, OPP
posits the proposed site for the
United States Court House, on Sat-
urday, August 18th, where / will be
glad to serve my old customers and
friends. Special attention will be
paid to repairing fine watches and
clocks, and will keep on hand fine
assortment of Pianos and organs.
Stiff r. F. BARR.
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD
N - TIME TABLE -
IN EFFEOT MONDAY, MAY "a 1891
WEST -ROuND

No. 3, leaves Baltimore l.a0, New York
90, Phila ll.25. Harrisburg 5 40, Mechan-
icsburg 90 m, Carlisle 6. 90 m. Neville
SAC m, Shirpensburg 100 p IN, Chambers
burg Z 90 p m, Greencastle I.42 p m, Hag-
ersiown % m, Mssrtinsburg 10, m,
Tablers - m, gainesville g. 25 = m,
Inwood % Buuker Hin 30 Clearbrook
s.45 arrives at " inchesier l0.lO N.
No leaves Baltimore 4.50, New York
avs Philadelp' la 4 80 m, Harrisburg
80, Meehanlcsburg 1856, Carlisle 8 70
Neville "A, ShippeEsburg 1905. Cham
bersburg 10 80, Greencastle le5 81, Hagers
town IL 20 Martinsburg IL 05, Tablers IL,
49, Darkesville IL 20, lnwood 23 Bun
ker Hill l2.27 Clearbrook IL 80 m ar
rives at Winchester II SIS p o..
No / leaves Baltimore II 55, New 70
90 a. IN Philadelphia ii 80 a. m, Bar
risbnrg 90 IN, Merchandising A. % Car
lisle so, Neville Is, Shippensbnrg 5 .38,
Chambersburg s 05, Greencasile 6.2S, Ha-
gerstown 100, Martinsburg I 43, TablerE
7.52, Darkesvillc 81, Inwood 90. Bunker
Hill s.04, Clearbrook s.l6, arrives at Win.
chester $50 m.
EAST BOUND.
No. IA leaves Winchester 100 M, Clear
brook I l3 Bunker Hill 7.24 Inwood Z 20,
Darkesville 81 TableIs 7.39, MartinsburR
7.45. Hagerstown $40, Grecncastle 9.03
Chambersburg 80, Shippensburg 9.b3
Newvilie 1918, Carlisle 10 "a Mechanics.
burg 10 IS, Harrisburg Ills arrives al
Philadelphia 3.l5 m New YORK b.50
Baltimoie 3 10.
No. 6 leaves Wineheat=r 2.H p N, Clelr
brook so, Bunker Hill ca Gerard 30.
Darkesvilie 3. Tablers 3.l5, Ma tinsburs
$50 Hagerstown 4.20, Greencastle A Al
Chambersburg BIS, Shiprensburg s Al
Neville 6 90, Carlisle 6.25, Mechanicsburl
$50, Harrisburg 7.l2 arrives at Ph,ladel
phia 10. IS M, New York so, Baltimor
l0.40.
No. 10 leave Wsinchester 7.35 m, Clear
brook ITO, Bunker Hill s.O4, Gerard 8. 10
Darkesvile 8 IA, Tablers $40. Martinsburl
$50, HagerstowL 10 90, Greencastle 10. 30
Chambersburg lO.45 Shippensburg / .06
Neville 1923 p m, Carlisle IL Al, Mechan
iesburg 1901, Harrisburg 1920, arrives a
Philadelphia 4.26 & m, New York ITO
Baltimore 6.20 a N.
J.F. BOYD, Superintendent
H. A RIDDLE, Gen'l. Passeueel Agent,
W. A GARD,
Agent at Martinsbu
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A Stranger Present.

Struggling Minister--There was =
stranger in church to-day.
Wife-What did he look like 7
~ did not see him."
"Then how do you know there
was a stranger among the congrega-
ton? %
II found good quarter in the
contribution box."-N. Y. Weekly.
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Don,t 0uarrel

with people for grooming when they
suffer with Rheumatism or Neural.
gia; the pain is simply terrible. No
ancient torture was more painful.
But people ought to be blamed If
having Rheumatism or Neuralgia
and won't use Red Flag Oil; II has
cured hundreds Of sufferers and costs
only IS cents at g. @. Williams Jr,
& Co.'S Drug Store
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Over the mantlepiece OF an old
inn, in Lincolnshire, Eng, may be
found this droll quiz:
A man without eyes saw plums on tree,
Neither took pIums nor left pIums,
Pray how can that be
The answer just below the riddle
is this:
The man hadn't eyes, but be bad just one
eye,
With which ON tree two plums be could
spy.
he neither took plums, nor pldms did be
leave,
But took one and lett one, as We may con.
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Neighbor see you not the signal
In that loved ones cheeky
Head Won not thai cnnafanf hack In

While the form gr0ws eak3
D, delay not, or this dear one
Soon deaths own will be.
You can save her by the use Of.
Pierce's &. III. ID.
In other words. get the Golden
Medical Discovery" and rescue this
member of your family from consump-
ton. which threatens her. 1t has saw
ed thousands. According to the doctors
1t has wrought miracles. for 1t has
cured those whom they pronounced in
durable except by a miracle. It Is q
truly wonderful remedy. For all bron-
chial, throat and lung diseases weak
lungs. splitting of blood and kindred all
ments it Is a sovereign remedy.
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well, but / continued to use the REsoL-
VENT for a little while, and now she is as
and as sound as dollar. / believe
my baby would have died had / not tried
the CUTICURA REMEDIES / write this
that every mother with baby like mine
can feel confident that there is a medicine
that will cure the worst eczema, and that
medicine is the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
MRS. BETTE BIRKNER.
Lockhart. Texas.
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WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

Day and night shifts of men are
now worked on all the Exposition
buildings.
The District OF Columbia has de-
cided to ask Congress for an appro-
priation Of $4,000 to enable it to
make 9 creditable exhibit at the
Fair.
The upholsterers of Philadelphia
have applied for $4,000 square feet
of space in the Manufactures Build
ing, for q collective exhibit from
their several establishments.
The Department Of Electricity 10
making an effort to secure q CON-
plete collection OF historical electric
al apparatus, in order TO show the
progress ofthe science from early
times.
Mexico has made Worlds Fair
appropriation of $4,000. This is
only preliminary, however, and it is
fully expected that the whole of the
$750,0O0, which were asked for, and
perhaps more, win be voted.
Hassan Ben Ali, of Morocco, is
seeking q concession to make q
Morocco exhibit at the Exposition.
He says he win spend $4,000 in
showing the people. manners, Gus
toms, amusements, etc., Of his coun-
try. and in bringing to Chicago a
tribe Of Berbers.
The president OF Ecuador has or
dered that . complete display of
womens work shall be prepared for
the Fair. This is to include q col.
lection Of gold and silver braid work
woven straw and other novelties.
Two or three women may be sent to
Chicago to take charge of the dis
play.
Henri Maser, Of France, wants to
rent, for $40, 900, collection of relics
from Central Asia, the result Of Eve
expeditions to that country. He
values the collection at $4,000 and
says it contains large assortment,
from firearms to smbroideries and
groups Of statuafy, all gifts Of the
sovereigns of Asia.
L. Takaqni and K. Ikeda, two
representatives commissioned by the
Mikado OF Japan, have been in Chi
cago seeking detailed information
concerning the Exposition. They
were greatly pleased and said their
country would make fine exhibit,
and that in it would be number Of
the private art treasures Of the Mi
kado.
Ample restaurant accommodations
are to be provided at the Exposition
grounds. The locations for restaur.
ants thus far decided upon are four
in the Mines and Mining Building,
and six on the esplanade in front,
four in the Electricity Bailding, and
two in the Woman's Building. Some
are on the ground floor and some in
the galleries.
In the interest of the Persian par
ticipation in the Exposition, the
Persian government has lifted the
export duty on all goods which will
be sent to the Worlds Fair from
Persia, and it has also lifted the i'm
port duty on all goods which will be
purchased at the Worlds Fair and
brought into Persia. These conces-
sions have greatly increased the in.
terest taken in the Worlds Fair in
Persia.
The supporting columns for the
Forestry Building are to be trunks
of trees with the bark on. Chief
Buchanan has requested each State
to furnish three trunks Of trees for
this purpose. Arkansas, California,
Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, In
dianna, Iowa, Maine, Minnesota,
Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico,
Pennsylvania, Texas, Wisconsin,
Washington. and West Virginia
have promised to furnish their
nuota
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Paraguay has decided to partici-
pate in the Exposition. Barbados,
French Guiana, Ceylon and Corea
have also joined the list.
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thing else did her any
good. We could get
no rest day or night
with her In my ex-
tremity | tried the Gu
tt GU n A REMEDIES,
but l confess | had no
faith in them, for l had
not seen them tried.
TO my great surprise
in one weeks time at-
ter beginning to use
the CUTIcURA RENE
nIEG the eorps were
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baby one SOLIb SORE.
Tried Everything without
Relief. No Rest Day or
Night. Cured by Cuti-
cura Remedies.

My baby when two months old, had
breaking ont with what the doctor called
eczema Her head, arms, feet and hands
were each one solid sore. tried every
thing, bat neither the doctors nor any
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TIME TABLES.

MONT ALTO RAILROAD
M TIME TABLE,
NoRTHwARD.
In effect Dec. /, 100. Daily except Sunday
From waynesboro Mail. Acc. Mixed
AM PM PM
Leave Wayneshcro 45 415 5.I5
g NJ. A. Junction $3.50 5.O7 Z. 80
6 ChamhersDurg. .8. 40 10 TAO
SOUTHWARK.
Leave Chambersburg. 9 so, g 05 lao
= NJ. A. Junction 1900 6. Is So
&" Waynesboro 10 So ~ 0s 8 20
Connection for all stations on CumDer-
land Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad
system.
j F. BOYD,
Mich. . 81 superintendent.