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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-16
TanE E.aaOaRmA.


Special d he Times Ilenaassaf
New York, JUNO 4.---A cable e. the
Times saya ehalsra has undoubtedly
renppenrad d HasHhnrg aud vicinity.
IA private letter from an AneriaAu
medical efiictAi nos III MafselllFs,
dated May q says that AK sporadic
eases asye appeared aheFe 10 the psst
shrsa days ami "a epidemio has brokeH
ont AhasRly st smai village near
Montpelier.
sQmeihing bas been gong OF ell
through tlla past RinieT, and q Ger
tam extent il going % new which Is
81 vital Importance IL ihe Tested
Skates. TheFa las bean neai VI VI
slgainfeaii0n hsteyef. ScnFeaof iaan
sands 81 IONS ii rags gathered las
year IL the uholeFa dsasfirt d Ear9ps
aad slaee thep bare been ahippsd &
Amsfiea Tbs vii soon b ssaiee
osheialls g oar government IN ID.
rspcrt G experts sent FROM Wasting
ten
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-16
Gisuv eress.

1da'sisaa zArpsal
noted and n5lsbge isiai for
ahcrssy, has ius5 ended IL Washing
Ton city amoaR Is Pfesby,eFians eoi
she TTnna States. This trial has
arnnssd more than ordinary interesl
tH fhe ranks III aan.aeeaarian people
for the reason that one Of TIE mos
scholarly and prominent thsolosians
81 tla present age was psrtY 70 the
suit---Ess the defendant 10 the trial
DE-. Charles a. Briggs has been
conspicuous figure IN Proteslantism
IN this county for years. He adorned
char 10 the theological department
oE Union SEMINARY, New York, and,
np y couple of years ago, bis opiD
ions do biblical subjects were held By
The Presbyterian 6hnreh III the highest
esteem
Bf, Briggs, however, has q pro
gressive and iuqniriug ihtelle1t, and
Be vas not exactly satisfied to sit
qnietly down and aceepi the dQgmas
aud doctrines eunncisfed by theoio
gians IN bygone years as ind sputablf
and inialhble irnths. He weai 10 "a
aearch the scriptures for himself
He Investigated fha musry records
npan which had been founded code
81 fiinspirsd ethics called The bible,
and he was not Satisfied with ID
evidences of inspiration which hover
cd abont some 81 the books in The
bible, aud BE- had the nerya 10 say 50.
BE boldly confessed his Inability a.
a0oept the Peutateunh as The word OF
Sod. He asserted that the bosk of
Isaiah has no reasonable claim 10
inspiration; and be further declared
bis dlsbaiief ID tho existence 81 At
endless hall far tic punishment BE- the
human sonl.
oil conIse the Presbyterian church,
like most other orthodox protestant.
societies, could not afford to permit
Dr. Briggs TO disseminate such perm,
cious heresy, and be was called 10 CIV.
an account Of himself before the New
York Presbyiery, Of which he was a
member. a trial for beIesy was
instituted aud proper Jury was
established 70 rear ana decide gre
eaase aRa'nsa tae soseaiiea nerelie'
", briggs eonaaosea rs own decrease
as to-convince the church court that
nc was guilty q nothing Whatever,
ne was ass elliea 5o3 ah osersNht'linla 3.
Eo.e' Alaa ae oeen 90 trlal lot h's me-
before one q the courts Of hiT.ooantT y,
ms Aeqailtai womb nave stepped az
plooea9lu E galas1 llllL' N W r. y, ~,
pafllel.af shaflse 80 eoneetee1' 4'u'
~ snis Nhoay cs'agt Mnieh II conaact
~ w smea ~ AFoa NJ aPPeal !
taAen aua lsle ae4hatleu ilFeac.et Z
totaep, Auaet pressure ~ tsl'siuN
isAA'lo'rtl' Y = V tfiAl 5ig W lor ~
1919 ullsnss g #hicl e la9 zee
sAo9uotsteu Is vas lssen'iy e
.5 - u - s si Asssinoiy y -
tesIy s .l slatol anq' IL w ss'aih
4
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-16

r MrClannell. ihe Well known
Episcepalan eiesEyman Of FAisadrl
phis III recent sagmnn said. q
hase been Instructed by ny seclesisst1-
sI superior % nse prayer g z lmsg ny
GOD 10 avert ibe eholera 3ri
eAoiefa IS dirt disease. + Is. there
tore. prerentahse disease o pre-
sant tic khnlesa Won haee af1aT 20
senosesh8 dirt III sou leaYa sha art
sa 8nsila Iila eA1sfia. siss tily oi
hiiaaelphsa N S1l hisA hleh
fshaig II lEying At Fanese il lgi
flie Il ~ snaiu aNd pxay ae $3.50 ~
eep ~ the ehalera 8 isisse hofA
he 1bliefa nad shsebty
fsa While thst 6lth Slowed g
setahia fafase q eF ass fasg
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aim getting tired of this injus-
ire,'' SAID the trigger TO the bsrret
~ 0u are the one who gets loaded
.nd then j get pulled on account CT
s,7i
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ID lang MMa N!al!lAga Men.
~ - EstE.ietHalse

PERM 4 s5RasTIsY CUTED Removed eoIpploiei
Reither EuiEe. eaustic nor dilatiuni without pam
5arfgsVv- HavvoF frlfls aY,rfT l,lg
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WASHINGTON.

Miss Hattie ID. Metcalf led the Chris
tian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
"Wednesday afternoon and evening win
Mrs. Clarendon w. Tucker.
Union Christmas exercises VIII be helo
at the Union church this year
Mrs. Arvilla Nj. Miles. is spending the
holidays in Newark, n. j., with her neph-
ew, BENZ. f. Roby.
Malon Hamilton OF East Orange, on bis
way to Montpelier, made call al ConAt--
bic ]. f. Calef's, Monday.
B. Frank Waterman OF Barre, one OF our
townsmen until some years ago, was IN
the place Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. Scribner OF Barre drove to
j. f. Calef's, Sunday.
Mrs. Willard Clough is still improving
Ora Curtis, who has been i'll for few
days, is again outdoors.
Miss Martha TAYLOR returned home
Thursday from her stay OF several weeks
at Dea. Deans, Tnnbridge.
Bert Caldwell has gone to Hardwick to
visit his aunt, Mrs. Mark Warner.
Misses Ida Flint and Maggie Finn were
at Barre, Thursday, Miss Finn at Dr.Jack'
sons for dental work.
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NO RAILROAD SECURITIES

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mo better company for policy holders II
existence. Indicator.
at will always be sound company" In
surance.
Stands with an aspect of solidity and
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Its: contracts are in demand. "-Rousi
Notes. Bill
"One of the substantial Life Insurance com
papies-'Old and Solid THE Insurance
Times.
ats schedule Of Assets is an evidence o
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'The Nationals growth is sure and steady
Spectator.
"A mighty good record in these days o
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Its history makes very pleasant reading. y
Baltimore Underwater.
''Subsiantial insurance secured at an actua
reduction of expenses" Views.
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The casn value, the paid-up value, thu con
tinued insurance, all are entered on the face
all the policies which are guaranteed by tn
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vour age and state the kind Of insurance whic
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ing and the public confidence it enjoys, an,
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derstand the precise character of its contracts
guarantees and promises.
You are respectfully REFEREED to all OF
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p. ID. Blodgett, Gen1 Ag't.
ST. JoHNsBURY, VT.
j. Is. ELDREDGE, Agent,
West Randolph, VT.
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..7bat is the misconception that feared,
said Taras in low, earnest voice. con.ras T.,
ing strongly with the light tone Of that nat
friend. Il want you to unoers' s;,uan tot Of
the girl owes nothing to any sentiment ~
charity on INV part in order that no chance n :
word or accidental look may convey sucn Ia
suspicion to her mind. If gave M, her IL at ~
that possess in the world, down to the o 1SSe
fartbing. it would not repay what ows
ha ' Rnt for the daring. the bravery ana
the endurance of that slight, frail looking !;
girl might now be on the road to Siberia !. RIA
GOOD heavensl Ihave not heard a worn
u ~. ms great Serial Story ~f@ r"'t
tbrovob sereyol issues Of this piper.
zsg- Nor Is the time to subscribe.
zs- This paper until FEB. !, 1894 tof
oayg ten cents. Nem Subscribers .lor
1894 srlU receire balance Of this year
free.
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Orange.


Charles Goodrich, Esq, OF Syracuse,
Y, is visiting his parentg, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Goodrich, who are in very poor
health. MIR. Goodrich will be remem-
bered as former O.ange boy, who by
hard labor and persistent effort fitted him
self for the profession of law, in the prac-
tice OF which he has been successful.
The young ladies organized a circle OF
the Kings Daughters last Friday eve,
which is to be called the Sunshine Circle.
Flora A. Peake was chosen president;
Mrs. Eta M. Lord, vice president; Marion
/. Lord, secretary, and Mrs. Stella Noyes,
treasurer The next meeting will be held
Friday eve, Jan. II, at the home OF Mrs.
Stella A. Moves.
Miss Marion /. Lord is teaching school
in Washington.
w. ID. Flanders has purchased FIN
yoke of oxen for numbering. They weigh
over 300 pounds, are dark grey In color
and perfectly matched.
The promenade and dance at the town
hall Friday eve was we'll attended.
Mrs. Robert Carr is very sick with in
fiuenza.
George Cook recently purchased fine
horse of John Trow of Barre.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
L. &. Richardson, Dec. 9Th.
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WiIIiamstown.

r w Seayer has closed work at
Randolph Center for the present.
Mrs. Lyman Drury is reported bet
fer. and also Mrs. o. F. seayer.
w. e. Granger is having quite .
large wood job performed Dy Hu'
Martin.
Postmaster II. L. Chene" was ID
Uardwick the first of the week aiio
purchased "A government +. y. %
take the place of the old one now u
use.
Does it seem possible that ladies
hots worth from 65 cents to Sl.50, are
selling for IS, 35, and so cents eachi
Such Is the case at Mrs. J. M. Flint
millinery.
Rev. E. T.. Reynolds was called u
Chelsea the 18th TO attend the iuhera
Of Charles Edwards, which took place
at the rcsidenceI of A. II. Barnes
father-in-law of the deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Benevedes wish 70
az nress their sincere thanks TO Mr.
and Mrs A. W. Farnham and Others
who very kindly assisted them during
me severe illness Of Mrs. Benevedc'
ami her little son.
There win be Christmas festiya
and tree at the townhall Monday even
inc Dee. 25th, under the auspices o
the NJ. E. society. People Of other de
nominations are expected TO JON
Don't forget the children.
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"Melody" is a companion story of"Cal /,
tain january and that fact alone W
create strong in crest in this new book oy
Mrs. Laura L. Richards. II narrates tns
happenings of q lew weeks in the lie 81
HMelody,3 Gear little blind girl, who
sings like nightingale. Her parents are
dead and she is adopted by two sisters
Miss Vesta. straight, tall and strong, and
Rejoice. who is an invalid and looks ike
s.crumped white rose" Tie happenings
are of great interest. and Mrs. Richards
manner of telling them has peculiar
charm and sweetness. Estes and Lanreaii
Boston so cts.
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sherin,s Sale.

Taken in execution the following de-
scribed real estate OF Charles Chandler,
late OF Straffort, in the County OF Orange
and State OF Vermont, deceased; being
the lands and premises situated in sald
STAFFORD on the westerly side OF the high,
way leading from the village OF Stranord
to the village Of South Stranord, with the
buildings thereon, containing about one
hundred and fifty acres, known as the
Heman Brown place; also so much OF the
home place Of said Chas. Chandler, IN saio
village OF STAFFORD, es is not included IN
the homestead set of to his widow, Han
nah NJ. Chandler; containing about three
acres, with barn and buildings thereon. =.
The aforesaid lands and premises VIII
be sold as the estate Of the said Charles
Chandler, v public suction, on the SUD
day OF December, 1898, beginning at one
O'Clock n m.
Tue SAFE ol the Brown place will be az
the dwelling house there on; and the sale
of the home place will follow immediate
ly at the barn on said home place.
Dated at STAFFORD this 21st day OF Octo-
Ter, 1888.
JOHN A. BUswELL, Deputy Sheriff.
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STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court. held
HARTFORD DISTRICT. IS. nj Woodstock. within
and for said District. on the llth day Of &c 1888

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court. held
HARTFORD DISTRICT. -. al Woodstock. within
and for said District. On the nth day Of &C. 1888
Present. Hon. Thomas q. scaNer. Judge.
Willis Sexersncg'- tstnte. Heihe iniestate.
Where's HnwarM. Fowl,r T. administrator OF tie
estate OF Will T. Severance. late of Bethel In sai'i
District. deceastd has presented TO said Court MS
pet tion IN wrii = praying Tor license o EEL riaiii
rial estate and person Oiate of wi ich said " His
4 Severance died
81, zed and pos e,se. situate in this Stale ''ecrihcd
as follows; The Home lead in raid Bethel
where said intesfsfc rusind At the time 81 bis ucat.
reprts ntnR that such sal Is s~aiy fer u ia3
u cnt the debts uc IRON aid e. ate and that such
sale will e beneficial 10 all person coLd erred ~
said tstai. N.Y. 49, -
III, Teuf the Court appoints the 2it day Of Dec
A. ID. 1852. as u TIM, and he Probate ofsce IL said
v oo'isiot K pace. leafii AID deciding ON
p, tit'ou: ant ers HAT noice 81 said eiiin
the for lie and Of 81 ID time and pace 81
htaring be gwen 10 all sons concerned in said
tate by publishing cory OF the cord Of u Is oI der
three wee L. stt ssiye y 10 IN nehel Courier
n siHfer published a. eil I'll ~ q Is stare.
which cir uiAss IN u nsiglbo hos OF % inie'-
estsd IN Id stia tn last aid pub icetons 20 b.
teVous 10 said Tin . - h.aiing. that all ptlsui
concerned he pTcn ises may appear lefole said
Court aid show II Hny tEy lhyt viz tie
PRAYER q said Ietiin ~ MD NJ ~. gr ntef.
A tue record. Atiest: n. }. sEANER, Register
~ Ssies', T @. sFAvFR Judge
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CHAPTER XI.



A hushed laugh from the room | had
quilted reached my ear and caused me to
stop at the foot OF the stairs The suspicion
that was the object of merriment stung
my newly awakened pride. Jealous already
of Kavanagh's influence and attributing to
him the same feeling of animosity that
ranked in my heart, ! conceived that he
would take advantage of my absence to
make Taras hate me. A growing desire to
hear what he would say against me, TO
know whether Taras would stand by me or
yield to his friend, impelled me to steal back
to the door, where | put my ear to the key
hole
Kavanagh was speaking in a low, music
ally running tone.
That's the worst Of equality when it's
practiced by thorough going man like
you. One never knows what to expect and
may get douche like this at any moment.
One day you introduce me to a man with
an insignificant name and the look Of
broken down tradesman, and | find later
on that he's royal duke, and now-thanks,
I'll help myself il may"
And now what do you take this friend to
bef' Taras asked in a tone of amusement.
II took her to be an illustrious refugee at
the least. A princess, possibly, by her
dress, distingue style and distinctly arts
tocratic cut of features-probably an ex-
ceptionally learned princess. There was
the eccentricity Of genius in her silence, the
sans gene with which she reelined against
the wall and stared at me-to say nothing
Of a decidedly unamiabie expression in
those fine eyes of hers. Yes, would have
laid ten to one in anything that she was an
illustrious refugee-before she opened her
lips
Then you altered your opinionSp
"Well, yes"
There was pause And here | may OBJ
serve that in giving this dialogue and 9th
ers | write maay words which were not
then in my vocabulary, aud it must be I'M
derstood that give but very free trans
lation of certain well remembered impress
sions
by the way" added Kayanagh, II hope
was not indiscreet in accepting your in
vitation."
II shonld not have asked you to come in
If / had not wanted to have a chat with
you; something more than a chat-a serious
talk. | should have hunted you up to-
morrow for this very purpose"
You have the pleasantest way of max
ing man feel welcome What is the sub
jecty"
The eirl who has just left the room. In
the first place. Barry Kavanagb, there must
be no rlisconception with regard TO her po-
sition here
"Aly dear fellow. no one whose opinion i
worth consideration would ever dream OF
doubling your honor or the honesty of your
relations with this young woman
THAT idea never entered my imagination
1t is quite another kind of misconceptio4.
that | wish to avoid Come. you are one
whose opinion is worth consideration. Tel
me candidly what conclusion you hay,
formed with re ard to her in place Of Tie
illustrious refugee theory"
Il should say that she IS some u.lhapp
waif whom you have rescued fru a..
slough Of despair and the slunls Of White
chapel. with an object rs wildly irlprac-i
cable AZ it Is profoundly chari-et.s .
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Schools began Dec. 18th with John
X. Stone as teacher at the head OF
Mirror Lake and Miss Buck of Ram
dolph. at the Corner Miss Ellie Tur-
ner is teaching in the Benjamin dis
trict.
Dell Poor and Bessie Belknap are
attending school on Seminary Hill.
IL. c. Hayward died. Wednesday,
Dec. 9th, at the age of Il years. lie
was lifelong resident of Berlin and
prominent member in the grange.
He leaves wife and one daughter,
Mrs. George Selinas.
Miss Alice Warren is in very poor
health.
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stATE Or VERMONT. I Ia Probate Court, hoil-
RANDOLPH -rRiCr. IS en- In Rsnd,'lph on
the sth day Of Dee A. D. ISL James hutou.i ,,a
OF Rand lpb In said District decreased nskeshpp,o~
tou t. said cart license 70 sell all ~ the resi-
estate situate 4 la Randolph. % wiz known ~ NV
Bean prove ~ sou h a. West Randolph. . u,
repie., ntins That the sa viii lie bent fetal TO al
concerned - ,,x
said cs.uri that said application h. referred !"
In saiI Randolph on he ID dav Of Jsn. AD.lss4ioi
lsarinx and dcc<iun tlei e'n: AMI " Is furthcI
drrtd that all persons interested he noiined beIeo
hy putcsfisn ~ natfc Of said application anu
ter thereon Tires wes h succesSiNey in tue heIA.
snd News published ~ Randolph bfor said time ~
Raring that they may appear al said uue ana p@s va,
and " fits see cause. uljeri thereto. BY the Sou'"
1854 Attest Mui. Nichols judge
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STATE OF VERMONT Al Probate court ne i1
RANDOLPH DISTRICT - al Randolph IN sA1a
pistrict.on the Sth day " D. c-A.D.lsg3. james E'
Welch administrator Of the estate OF 100. L.,
MARI FL Wslch ,ate OF Pandolnh In said Dist. de-
ceased presents his admr. account Tor eNaniihAuVn
and allow ance and makes application for a,
decree OF distribution and partition uf the estAte ~
salt deceased Whereupon Il Is ordered BY
said Court that said annlication he rarred TO ses
sion thereofheld at the Probate Ohce ~ s"u
Randolph gu IA, ~ a.. OF Jan. a. a.. tesf. Tor
nearing and decision thereon. ans
II il further ordered. Thar all persons inleIssss
be notified hereof by publication of notice OF sala ~
plicaton and order thereon three weeks snccesssey
in The Herald aud News. newspaper purlsheu =
Randolph and which circulates In the neighbOrh9ov
OF those interested. before said time of hearing @
they may appear at said time and place. ana SNOW
cause " anv thev have wliv said sccount sheu"
not be allowed. and such decree made.
By the CourL-Attest.
1854 WILLIAM II. NICHpisS suuke'
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Nlarshrield.

A. w. Slocum was in town over Sunday.
The Epworth League gave an entertain
ment at the NJ. Z. church Saturday night.
There was a sociable at Silas Packers
Thursday eve.
C. l. Preston has commenced his lum-
Der JOB.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton and daughter
Mabel we're in town last week.
Agnes English spent Sunday with her
grandparents.
Rev. MIR. Tucker delivered an address
before the Odd Fellows in Cabot last week.
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the National Bank of Orange County at
Chelsea, will be held at their banking, house
in Chelsea, VT, on Tuesday, the 9th day
of January. 1894, at 10 o'clock a. M,
for the election OF directors for the ensu-
ing year, and for the transaction of any
other business that may come before them.
o. b. COPELAND, Cashier,
Chelsea, VT, Dec. 5, 1888.
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Notice.

The eighteenth annual meeting OF tht
stock holders of the Randolph National
Bank of West Randolph, VT, VIII be helo
in their banking rooms on Tuesday, jan
uary 9th. 1894 at ] o'clock p m, for the
election of directors for 'he ensu' 80 vear.
R. T. DUBOIS, Cashier.
West Randolph, VT. Dec. attn los1.
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Srockhoiders' Meeting.

of the White River National bank of Beth
ell, VT, will he holden at their banking
house, Bet bel, Vt, Jan. 1854, at 10 O'CLOCK
a. M, for the election of dire ctors for th,
ensuing year, and for the transaction o.
any other business that may come befor
them
Per order NJ. SYLVESTER, Cashier,
Bethel, Dec. 9, 1898.
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You can have the New York Trib-
une, the leading family newspaper in
the world, "a pages each week. and
this paper, giving all the State and To-
cal news, one year each for only 1928.
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Now is the time to renew for 1894.
Don't wait till the first of January but
renew now. 1t is favor all newspa-
pers win appreciate-we, especially.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNlCA SALNE.-Ths
best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores
ulcers, salt rheun, fever sores, letter. chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed to give full satisfaction. ~
money refunded. Price 25 cents De rbox.
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Ladies' desiring hair work call on N Hiram
Bean. West Randolph; Vt. Write for prices.
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.u on ono CRY OF TOLEDO | :

LUCAS COUNTY =
Frank j. Cheney makes oath tnat M ~ =
the senior partner Of the firm OF ~ ~, ho 81
ney & Co., doing business ness "a ato u and
that said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every Z
case of CATARRH that cannot be cured Ds
the use of Halls CATARRH CURE;
'no u'o FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed ~
nv presence this 9th DAY OF Decemoer' n.
ID. 1886.
-
SEAL A. !" S Natarv PubIio
H.
HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken internally
md acts directly upon the blood ana mu-
cous surfaces Of the system SEND ioF Ves
r.. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
M Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
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Tapley's "Breadwinner" outwears
all other shoes.
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This certifies that have dissolved pant
ners hiD ish Willis hayes. He will pay
all bills hich may become due.
c. +. FLINT.
South koyalton, Vt, Nov. %.
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