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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-08
Wilmington Musicians At a Musicale.

Wilmington AAubtNAAHe ~ u AA0atNAhNs
Director A. /. Boulay Of st. Peters
choir, has prepared an excellent program
to be rendered at the musicale which will
be held in st feter's choir hall on Wed
nesday evening. Arrangem -nts have
been made to furnish ample accommoda-
tions for large audience in the hall
aud courteous ushers will be In attend
snce. The following is the program
PART I.
OVerture.s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ssGnlepueRrei
Luckman's Orchestra
Quertette, Dancing Over the Waves"
q. A. White
Butler Quartette.
Trio, Hear My PrayofM ........... ...... A hbott
Miss Hickey, Messrs keenan, and Fsaihe
Cornet duet, we Ancient. ........... Hart
Messrs. Ruthrauff and Boulay
PiccOlO solo, The Warbler M........J. =. Cox
j Milton Davidson
Waltz "Visions OF the Past........ RcllinsOn
Orchestra.
PART II.
Quartette, Land Far AWAY 49,. $50. Clifford
The Misses simmons.
Tenor solo, Laurel and the Roses FL. Wilde
With cornet obi cato, Messrs. Feathersten
and Boulay.
Clarionet solo. Air .,.......... Weber
Charles l. Glass.
Cornet SOLO, shepherds Morning Song, \
suppe
Maurice Ruthrauf.
Good Night, Martha, n.................F lotow
March, American Guards, "......., Wellman
Orchestra.
Miss Mary d. Bonner.
John Bernhard, Accompanies.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-08
VIM. B. SHARP
& 90.
Fourth and Market Sis.

We have about one thousand
haudkerchiefs, slightly dam
aged, They are all done up in
bundles. each bundle containing
eight handkerchiefs-the price
for the bundle being IS cents.
We have about sixty cotton
comfortables slightly damaged
by water, the prices are reduced
as follows:
20 cents from 81
sl.0o from 81 IS
Sl.2 frsm
One box Bleached Sheeting.
~ and III yards wide-and
you are smarter than the aver
age muslin man If you can
count it less than the Utica
20 and % cents per yard, OF
we can give it to you in un-
bleached at 10 and 20 cents
per yard.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-08

There is lot Of nics furniture at Ne,
West Eleventh street that will be sold
on Thursday morning next by Auction
eer Hukill. commencing at 10 o'clock
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-08

The Case wan go to the Jury This After
noon Mr. Ward Confident oss Verdict
Of Aceuittai.-Th Prisoners Wife and
Baby tn Court.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
IYI,STCII4RLESTON.

June LITTLE annual Conference OF
congregational Churches, June and 5
was the most successful ever held i'll the
county At 10 a. III. Tuesday the Con
ference opened with "A prayer meeting led
by Rev. ". \. BuShcc of Derby Centre
The Divine aid sought and obtained at
the prayer meeting WAS manIlcs, through
the Conference session. The financial
support of the Church " was ahly dis
cusscd bv Hon. y. NJ. Camp and Judge
Austin. \ discussion on the Social
work of the Church was then opened by
Rev J. X. Fuller OF Barton Landing.
Some of the suggestions thrown out by
this gentleman aroused all the old time
Purtanc fire and latent powers oil the
Fathers Those who listened to tn
discussion must surely have arrived at
the conclusion that the Congregational
min stcrs of THIS part of Vermont were
not III a backsliddcn state OF religious cN-
pcr.Cncc. Their unwritteu discipline need
Cd no revision on the amusement qucS-
/ ton Dancing and card PLAYING were
very emphaticaliy sat upon. The other
Conspicuous features Of the Conference
were the Conference Sermon by Rev
! Lincoln Harlow OF Coventry, and an Ad-
dress by Miss TIartig, lady missionary
| from Moody's Training School. The
Conference Sermon was an able dis
course tull of instruction. 1t was dcliv-
cred in the spirit and with power. Miss
| Iiartig won completely the hearts OF the
people by her loving spirit and pathetic
cloqucnCe The time spent at the Com
ference was a time OF refreshing from
the presence OF the Lord. aud right royal
" did the good people OF West Charles
ton attend to the needs OF the physical
man. The preachers have gone to their
several charges from tbs meeting of love
and unity proposing 70 do even more for
the Master in the future than they have
in the past. Their hearts have been made
strong 10y the assurance that their broth
rem are with them in the night for Con
and the right. May the great Con who
givcth seed to the sowcr and bread to
the cater, who gu,dcth the stars IN then
courses and rulcth the dcstulcs Of men
give success to these HIS servants who
are working for the salvation OF men and
the triumph OF righteousness i'll thccarth
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
CENTRAL AND 40. BLOOlIFIELD

CENTRAL AND 40. BLOOMEIELD.
June ll.-Arthur Shoft returned to
Lancaster the 18th after n few DAYS visit
at his fathers o. II. Shof He is going
to remain ut his former place in Lancas-
ter, during the summer and fall.
Mrs !. L. Bowkcr and daughter Ina
are visiting relatives and friends III Ian
caster, n. H., THIS week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fuller and MandcviS-
tied their friends in Canaan and vicinity
recently, and enjoyed the very excellent
exercises ON Childrcns day ut the NJ. L.
Church at Canaan village where the
rendering of the programme OF the
League of Honor" was Iaultlcss and the
music of the highest order, thc floral dec
orations rarely surpassed, and the col
lection very pleasing. They also attended
the evening exercises Of the NJ. +. Church
at CoIcbrook where the children rendered
their several parts very efficiently, reflect
ing credit ON their instructors. The mu-
sic was fine, and the flowers were beau
tiiul and very tastciully arranged.
Ripe strawberries, though scarce, were
picked and rclshed by some on the 18th
inst.
Miss Z. Silver and Mrs L. Holden drove
their team to West Stcwartstown last
Saturday returning the following day.
r. Silver Jr. and his brother Der.
nice took a trip to Colebrook the 1lth.
Mrs Kate Burbank spent last Sunday
with her brother J. Mathews in Lancas
ter attending the Episcopal Church d
which she has for long time been a
member.
Alvin Martin has taken the Holbrook
| farm on shares of H. b, Human, who is
the present owner. His goods were
moved thereon, the 18th.
Ifyou want to ENJOY excellent roads
lust take ride from South Bloomfield tc
| II. S. Bartlett's residence, or Maple Grove
Farm, asit is now popularity termed. Inc
Road Machine is a great invention, whei
used by skilfu managers, as can be seer
in our public highways.
Among the present topics of interest
are Blainc's resignation, Harrison ant
Reid 'snomination changcin the weather
and the Fish stories, SO current. Now
we know of parties who enjoy this pas
time highly If we could Judge anything
by their frequently INDUCED fishing days
We enjoyed a meal trout recently anC
can testify to the success of ono party a.
1903 nice brook trout was the result o
the afternoons pleasure, and the big fist
was caught that time. Deeds are more
truthful, and powerful than words. Acts
tell every time
Mrs. !. c. Pattec and daughter Ethe
visited at her mothers Mrs. Cross. 0
Colebrook last week driving there, witt
their team, on the Vermont side OF TIN
Connecticut.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
- Uncle Bootle
Grand Trunk Railway.
Winter Time Table Taking Ef"c; Sovcm-
her IL, 1891,

Winter Time Table Taking E6cc; Norem-
Der IL, 1891.
Trims east bound due to leave Island
Pond at
go \. VI. Mail and passenger, arrives at
Portland at II 20 II. m, connecting with
trains for Boston
500 4. VI. Mixed. arrives MT Gorham at
II 80 Il. M.
80 4. VI. Express, arrives at Portland Mt
$50 y, M, connecting with trains and bon'
800 i. Vi Mixed, arrives Mt Gerham at
9 y. m.
ts.IJ \. NJ. Mixed arrives at Gorham at
! 80 a m, connecting with express for Port
land.
Trains west bound due at Island Pond at
900 4. VI. Mixed from Gorham.
12.35 VI. Express, from Portland
1.I5 4. VI. Mixed from Gorham.
$40 L. NJ. Mail and passenger from Port.
land,
Trains west bound due to leave Island
I.I5 4. VI. Accommodation for Montreal
and Quebec.
O.IS 4. VI. Mixed for Montreal.
i2.5OP. VI. Express for Montreal and west.
9.i5 +. VI. Mall and passenger for Mont.
real, Quebec and west.
Trains from west due at Island Pond at
$50 \. NJ. Mail ana passenger runs
through TO Portland
ESQ +. NJ. Mixed from Richmond
100 L. NJ. Express from Montreal and
west, runs through to Portland.
$40 +. NJ. Mixed from Richmond.
$40 4. NJ. Mail and passenger from Mont
real. l.. J. SEARGBANT,
WM. EDGAR, General Manager
Gcn1 Pass, Agent.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
GRANNY.

June l+-Thc children had a lovely day
Tor their Sabbath and on" could hardly
help thinking they themselves wcrclovcly
and sweet as the flowers that made the
church look SO beautiful.
Rev. \. K. Plumer, of Warwick, Mass,
has accepted the request of the CongrcEa-
tional Church to become it's pastor and
will move here soon.
Mr.. Orange Shores, whose hand was
50 terribly cut on a saw in Smiths mill,
was at Church last Sabbath. He carries
his hand in sling,
The Ladies Aid Society meets this
week, Wednesday, p. III, with Mrs. G..
\. Appleton
Mr.. Jonathan Matthew's has gone TO
East Haven to visit his daughter.
Miss l.. L. Rice visited her brother at
SCOTS, y. H., last week.
Mr.. $. \. Buzzcll and his daughter
Ncttic, intend visiting his sister, Mrs.
Ann Case, at Hartland and hope to
meet his other sister Mrs. Augusta John
SON there. They will 90 the last OF the
week.
1t is said Mr. Joseph Griffin has gwen
up the farm he bought OF Myron Paro.
Aman, whoscnamc we have not learned,
met with a severe accident ut Stevens
Mills one day last week. Dr. Johnson
was called.
The Republicans Of this town will meet
/ incaucus next Saturday evening tochoosc
delegate or delegates TO the Republican
,,,,,.utt,rs 4, I've brlI he 81 - aud Dnfl
inst.
The Smith Brothers have a fine new
| organ.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
LENENRIRGN.

Iunc 14.-Rcv. Mr.. Harris of Colebrook
n. H., preached ut the Congregational
Church last Sunday afternoon.
The Childrcn's Day exercises at the NJ.
L. Church were very good.
There will be a Sunday School picnic in
the grove of Allen Smith next Saturday
afternoon, weather permitting.
DR.. Adams of Derby, and Messrs. \. c.
Strain and II. Miller of Littleton, n. H.,
were i'll town over Sunday.
Misses Hanna Dodge and Florence
Hartshorn were IN Lancaster last week
visiting Miss Nellie Goodale.
George Dowucr will open his Ice Cream
Parlor in his fathers block next Satur-
day.
\ new Blacksmith has arrived i'll town
and taken possession OF the Stone shop.
The X. A. c. will give an entertainment
and supper at the Town Hall, Friday
evening June II, the products to buy a
flag for the school house. Our patriotic
citizens should give it a full house and
encourage them i'll this undertaking.
Judge Bailey Of Newbury was in towr
last week at work on the estate OF H. A
Cutting.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17

Mr. Conway has built q wire fence
around las PROMISES winch adds much 10
It's appearance.
Mr.. John Cameron Of Angus, one,
pad visit To h.s brother Hugh, last
week.
Mss Kate Osborne leaves today the
18Th. ion Lancaster where she intends
learning the dress making business. 1t
VII be an aux .liary branch 40 her already
established millinery department.
The Stctsou Store Co. closes their store
at & p m, Sharprvcrv Wednesday. This
was move in the right direction. We
congratulate the boys ON this new priv
lrsr accorded them.
Mr.. ]. W. Hughes and family intend
taking few HOLIDAYS this month. Mr..
Hughes is delegate to Quebec III con
ncclion with the Episcopal Church here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Drew have returned
from PttSburg where they have been Wis
iting trends.
Mr.. J. \. Stetson paid us a visit last
week. We were glad to sec HIM in such
good health aud spirits.
The many friends Of Harry Drew will
learn with regret the accident which be-
fell him at StcwartStown. His bus ness
is shipping lumber for Frizzcll and while
in the act of coupling cars, had two I'm.
gers so badly iammcd that anputatlon
WAS necessary
Ii looks, at the present time, that the
boys here intend that If the girls must en-
Joy themselves on the fourth they viii
, have to send TO COatiCOOk for a supply
. OF boy material to dance with. Leap
year IS getting bad for the BOYS here.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17

Space is not at our disposal to give Il
lengthy notice of the presentation Of
PInaiurc last week Thursday and Friday
at the Opera House by our Amateur Opera
Go. An extended notice was gwen in
these columns at the time of its first pre-
ductiOn, and it is now sufficient to say
that the performance of last Friday even
ing is universally considered as the best
given by the company. The leading roles
were committed to excellent hands, and in
special directions liberal triumphs were
achieved and recalls demanded. Mrs
Peniold acted and sang the role of Joseph
inc to perfection, and 1t won the enforced
applause OF the audience. The impcrSon-
alton of Little Buttcrcup by Miss Eta
/ White was unusually fine in every respect.
| and Miss Grace Thurston was charm
ing llcbc. Mr.. Laurie repeated his
success as Sir. Joseph Porter, h {. h.
and added to 1t mcasurahlv. Mr.. Cal.
dcrwood rs Capt. Corcoran also won the
general favor OF the house The work Of
| Mr. Landrc has already been mentioned.
! He is skilled and educated musician.
! and has done much to the success of the
performances. MIR +. Carruthcrs, made
! a hit IN his character of Dick DCadcvc
1t was very taking representation both
in singing and acting The chorus was
very prompt and its ranks were full, and
the orchestra was magnificent THIS
performance of Pinaiorc brought to q
close what is undoubtedly in AL respects
the best and most successful local rcndi
ton ever seen i'll Island Pond. 1t has dis
covered new talent. and we predict that
any thing the company may decide tc
give will bring it's lust and prompt en-
dorscmcnt by more than delighted pub
lie We think that Mr.. John T. Lauri,
may bc contcutcd with his work II h,
is not the local public is for him.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17

Owing to the latcucSS of the time, the
going away Of the editor and want ofdc-
tails ut hand, the HERALD is not able to
give any particulars relating To the tuner
al ceremonies OF the late Hon {. L. Ben
ton. which were held at Guldhall last
Sunday. The funeral occurring SUNDAY
our people were prevented from attend.
ing. and general regret is felt that the
masonic lodge here To which he belonged
was thus prevented from attending in a
body. We learn that the funeral was
very numcrously attended. At the con
clusiou of the ordinary funeral services,
conducted by Rev. +. L. Currier of West
Concord, long procession started with
the remains and conveyed them To the
new cemetery at Lancaster. y. Il. where
after appropriate services at the grave
all that remained of Il widely respected
and deeply regretted man was laid to rest
beside the grave OF his son.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
ElSFCFI4FLESTDN.

June It.-R.v. (. l.. Bal and wife are
boarding at ). <. Sirggtcr's.
Mrs Edison Chatiee OF Lowell has been
here visiting relatives. From here she
goes To Canada visiting her parents.
Mr. John Bean aud Mrs. Manda Col
barn have gone 10 Orange, Mass, visit
ing.
The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Mar
tina DAVIS. Wednesday afternoon, june
-. Everyone are cordially invited.
\ boy baby at {. + Barncy's Con.
graduation 10 Mr. and Mrs Barney.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17

Opera Hall is advertising a special at
traction for Friday and Saturday even
ings Of this week. The Fa'rbanks-hllne
Comedy Co. is the Company appearing
in the interesting comedy drama "A
Witc's Peril" on Friday night They will
also produce on Saturday night the very
Iouphable comedy Uncle Bootle' and
this will he preceded by the curtain rms
er * Happy Pair" THIS Company is
selected from the best of talent and a re
ally first class entertainment is promised.
We hone the Company will play to such
a house as they deserve. Both plays are
new to our people, at least have never
been given here. Reserved scat tickets
are now on sale at Fitzgerald & Thurs
tons drug store,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17

4 Caucus OF the Republican Voters OF the
Town OF brighton j. hereby called 10 hc held
At the Island Pond Han, saturday evening
June Is, 1892, at 80 O'Clock Tor the follow
ing purposes
FtrSt-To choose three delegates and three
altcruatcs to attend the District Convention
At Montpelier. Tuesday June -, 1892.
Scvuud-Tu choose three delegates and three
altCruatcs to attend the State Convention a
burlington, Wednesday June -. 1892.
Third-To choose five delegates and I'VE
alternatcs to attend the County Convention
to he held at GuildhIll on Monday. Iuue -
lSg2
Fourth-ro elect town committee OF three
to serve tor the two wears next ensuing
Futh-Tu transact any other proper bust
ness.
J. {. FoGG. Republican
4. Il. HoRsON. Town Committee
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17

"Children's Day" June II, was OBJ
served at the NJ. L. Church by giving the
whole day to the children. There was a
large audience of little ones IN the morn
ing service The concert at the evening
was a grand success. The youthful sing
crs and speakers not only won much
credit for themselves but also Tor those
who had immediate care of the exercises
Flowers were in abundance and were
tastefully arranged. A collection was
taken in the evening for the Childrcns
Educational Fund.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17


10 me E"!;"F al the HcT"Id.
The, sailor who beat the lew for cruc;-
f,;r,, Chr # showed as proiuuud = kuowI-
.rInr of h,blical history MS do some Jour
nol,sts when they undertake to discuss
nrr,.r, forest conditions The Boston
I,,rn.,l thinks the hnbcrmcn should be
restricted bv state LEGISLATION. The Bos-
tnn Herald would apply it's tayoritc
p,uacca and SAYS free lumber would
r,,'.,. nur forests ,ro,y increase our
v.,trr movers and hu,Id homes for all"
NJ I,i,an Roluh IN the Anr;l Horp.r's
N,,S,ziu,. saws "thr lumbcrmcn have pur-
.rrJ , n,I.cv and method thar make
thrm th,. ch;clcriuirols ttbc continent.
Mr. Francis PmkInan in his "Iialf Cen
fury of Conf Ct" SAYS:
,i,.,,,u,.,,l,.... MINI. had h,rp one nm
broken furcs,. aud it was 50 s,,ll
This waste OF savage yeEc.
l"H"" s"I W. ~ '''t trrc H.
same struggle fur existence and mutual
havoc that mark all organized beings, from
mGW u, iron, tbr Glort
mould riCh with the decay OF those that had
preceded them, crowdtnE, choking, and XIII
,nE r', 40 t sntir+cJ E,v stronFer than
tnt resi-, CT Il'lt AhlANN vi l'NlNl''l' N'Nh
survive by hl'GhtnE tho,e about mem. inSy
~ r,nrt in tcn.n or ty" the same pr"
cess OF mutual sunoeation. The forest is full
OF lean sar.nEe dr"1 or Iy'nE Win Ea YAM,
,rrs IN thr,Sand lives to maturity: vet
these SURVIVORS form an innumcrable host,
pressed t"Ecthcr IN struRE,nE 'oHi ~,
n,iaI JrycInnmcut as men arc said to he in
| the level samcncss OF democratic society"
Here we have a vigorous description
of forest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that are
we'll known TO lumbcrmcn today. Our
forests have disappeared before the adj,
/ yanccmcn, and growth of the country.
The Boston Journal is right in saying
that state legislatures should protect the
forests. But how our statute books
are full of game laws" and temperance
legislation. and until this class OF law
MAKING is perfected our forests are in
dancer O: local extinction. When pro
hihit,on prohibits, and men stop going
fishing" forest fires will be rare.
The late Col. Clarke of the Manchester
Mirror spent ono summer in invcstigat.
inr the condition Of the New Hampshire
t,rrstS AZ the end of his Investigation
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
NORTON.

Iunc 1.-THE weather for the past few
weeks has been somewhat showcry Civ
ing the meadows and crops on high land
a fine star, seed sown on low ground
has suffered considerable, but farmers are
in hopes the past few days Of heat will
repair the damages.
Mrs. Frank Blay and family have gone
TO her sisters down East.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell YOU Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, upon
this condition. If you arc afflicted with
La Grippe and will use tkis remedy ac-
cording to directions, giving it tar
trial, and experience no benefit, you may
return the bottle and have your money
refunded We make this offer because OF
the wonderful success of DR.. King New
Discovery during last seasons epidemic
Have heard of no case in which it failed.
Try it. Trial bottles free at the drug
store of Fitzgerald & Thurston, Island
Pond,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
LEXINGTON.

June 14.-Gay Blodgctt has sold his
black mare for Sl6O.
Mr.. d. f, Blodgctt has leased the Carr
farm for two years.
The new hotel on Lombard Hill, Cole
brook, ~ H., is conspicuous landmark
and when completed will be one of the
largest hotels in the State.
Miss May Young of Lancaster n. H.,
is visiting at Mr.. d. +. Blodgct;'s.
Vim. and Ed. Rowe have been shinEIing
and repairing their dwelling house
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
DIED

SUEAFE. In RbSt1n. June 10. Frederick
T son ct William T. an Amelia = Shcaic
aged II wears months and 80 days.
on who could heal the grief we feel.
For hopes that come no IN prc.
Had We nrcr heard the Scripture word,
Not lost. but gone before"
GRIFFIN In Vigtary May -. Pearl Nance.
only daughter Of Mr. nuI Mrs Dseph
GriiHn. aged months and day. Cor
rcCtCl.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17

OH yes! we are to have Fourth OF
Iuly celebration this year. A meeting
was held last Saturday evening and an
organization effected, An executive com
mittce was chosen, with full pow
or to arrange the programme and carry
out details, Several interesting features
are being planned of which we hope to
give full particulars in our next issue,
Now let us all take hold and help and we
shall have a more successful celebration
than ever.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
Maine Central r. r.
To and from Quebec, c olehrook, North STRAIT.
ford, Lancaster North Conway, Roston,
Portland, and all points in the State
of Maine and MARITIME Provinces.

TRAINS LEAVE North Stratford as fol-
lows: For Colcbrook and Becchcr Falls at
$50 n. IN. and 7.43 y. M.
For Cookshire and Lime Ridge Q, 10 Il. M,
(mixed), or by 7 Al p. III. train, passengers
remaining over night at Bccchcr Falls.
For Lancaster ESQ n. m, II % n. M, and
$50 p. m. tmixed).
For Portland and all points east 6,52 II M.
and 11.25 n M.
For Boston, via Portland. 6.52 Il. M, ar
irving in Boston at $50 p. III.
II. w. WALDRON, +. Is, BOOTHBY,
Div. Supt., C, T. x +. A.,
LANCASTER, n. H. PORTLAND, ME-.
PAYSON TUCKER, V. p. and Gen. Man.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
SUFFERED FOR YEARS WITH
Kidney Disease and
Dyspepsia.
These Life Destroyers
Vanquished.
What Think Ye OF This?

WEEHAwEEN. y. J.
Dr. DAVID KENNEDY
Dear SiT II must write and tell Won
Of tie ir,HdlfW h,D,R your GrCW D,fi-
zine" F.tTORITE REWED J." has been
to me For icrS | "ftr,d from an
og9rtHai kinney trouIc and fgSJ4ISa
caused by the constant motion Of The On.
gar had been under the trcatn,nt Of
some Of the best phYs,c,aas and used
many preparations without deriving any
6rHtrt On the recommendation of Gar.
G"r'or FJd:Sr Of cur Rodd used DR..
hchUCiYS Fdroy.te Rmedg and deem it
plc2tce as well as II duty to say tia;
after using it but short while | was
entlrtiy rRrcd
Very respectfully yours.
MM. IIusTOS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores, letter Chappcd Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac-
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Fitzgerald &
Thurston, Island Pond.