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SB" Prayer and Hymnals. A large
inc at the BANNER Stationery Store.
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1Y7Three ounce stem-winding, Wal
than or Elgin silver watches, $3.50, for 30
days, lat Heath's. Banner block. 56t5*
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Oil and Water colors, brushes, canvas,
crayOns, placques. palettes, ETC., etc,
BANNER Stationery Store.
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PIANOS i!
w. V. TASKER'S

New Music Rooms 437 Vain St, Bennington.
opposite Methodist Church,
is the only place in Remington to purchase
first class pianos and organs We are agents for
the Estev, Decker Bros, Behr Bros, Etc.
full line Of sheet music and music books just re-
ceivrd for the holidays l0.cent sheet music
81 ecialty Violins, banjoeS, auto harps. mando-
Inns music boxes, Etc. We are sole agents for
NEW HOME WHEELER & WI SON,
AND WHITE MACHINES
ANY one claiming to deal in said machines in
said machines in Bennington, either Wholesale or
retail is a fake; they are trying TO deceive the
public to dispose of a few secondhand machines
they have on hand.
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Hoods Pills are the best after dinner
pills, assist digestion, prevent cOnstipa
ton.
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Gg-Fifteen year gold filed, IS size
Waltham or Elgin, stem winding
watches, $l2, for 30 days at Heaths.
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Notice.

The nual meeting of the stockholders Of the
First National Bank of Bennington, Vt, will be
held at their banking rooms on Tuesday. the sth
day Of January. 1895, at 10 o'clock, a m, for the
puTpose of electing a board of directors, and for
any other business.
Bennington, VT, Dec. i1th, 1894.
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COMMISsIoERs' NOTICE

TjOMNIISSIOERS' NOTICE
u Estate of T.. MORRIS HENRY.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for Il e District of BEN
nIngton, COMMISSIONERS to receive, exam
inc, and adjust all claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate OF e, Morris Henry
iate of Bennington. in said District, deceased
and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto hereby
give notice that we will meet for the purposes
afo esaid. at the late residence of the deceased,
of Nav. next from two O'Clock IN. until four
O'Clock p. IN. each OF said days and that six
months from the 5th day of Dec, A. D., 1894,
is the time limited Ivy said Court Tor SAID credl-
ton and allowance
Dated at Bennington, VT, this sth day of Dec.
A. ID. 1894. ..
GEORGE HINSDILL,
LORENZO II. BROWN.
65 Commissioners.
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~ commenced taking 1t md soon perceived a
wonderful Improvement in my condition. The
scFotuln sore entirely disappeared and ny gen.
oral health was greatly benefited. think that
1t has saved my life. Ny heart has been so bad
thGt my husband was obliged 10 jump up aud
go for the doctor In all haste. and he did not
think would be alive on his return. But this
Is now nil gone. thanks to DR.. Grecn0s Nervura.
am as well rs ever was and rs tough as n bear.
want this published for the good of others
Let all thoss who arc sick take this wonderful
medicine"
Can you read Of such cures and still refuse to
take this medicine? Surely not. for those who
take It get we'll. DR.. GrcGuc's NcrvuEa blood
and nerve remedy completely ana permanently
cures disease. lyon are not perfectly we'll take
this wonderful medicine md you will be Just rs
thankful rs Ms. Enrle was. whose lie II saved.
The spring Is the best and easiest time 10 cure
disease. Everybody needs spring medicine
and this is tho surcst. safest md quickest. 1t Is
purely vegetable and harmless It's dlscoyc:or
is DR.. Greene. OF IL West Fourteenth street. New
York City, the weIl.known and most successful
specialist in curing nervous and chronic dis.
eases, lie eau be consulted BIZ NIL free OF charge
personally or by letter.
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Democrats in the house have learned
that i. is desirable to have way to
make use Of Quorum when 4 quorum
is present. When Republicans were in
control they managed this easily. 4
quorum being present the speaker
counted it, which was common sense
and good business. The Democrats de-
nounced it rs an odioua tyranny. What,
Were they to be deprived OF the sacred
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Mr.. a. S. Boynton, OF Hamilton,
Texas, writer to tell the Aa5ricm Econ
omis! something about the trials OF the
producer OF wool in tho Lone Star state.
After sixteen years OF careful breeding
from Washington county sheep bought
at eleven dollars head, Mr. Boynton
has flock OF $500.
Two years ago he sold his ranch and
his sheep, which latter he sold at from
two dollars to three dollars head.
lowing to tho discouraSinG prospect
and the consequent ruinous decline in
prices" the purchaser has been unable
TO pay and the seller has taken back his
sheep.
He has since offered them at 4 dollar
and half head, but can get no pur-
chaser This is not to be wondered Mt
since the sheriff sold recently a flock at
forty.onc cents head and another at
twenty-five cents. In 1892 My. Boyn-
toms wool brought him eighteen and a
half cents 4 pound. Tho clip OF the
past season brought him twelve and 4
hall cents pound.
All which makes this Texas man IN
comfortable. lie should read some Tree
wool speeches and learn what is good
for him. Tho lawyers on the Demo-
cratic side in Congress understand the
wool question much better than any
wool man can expect to understand it.
and they are doing their best to better
the condition OF 4 perverso generation
OF wool.growers.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The assessed value OF real estate in
Chicago is less by ST., 100000 than twas
twenty years ago. Although the city il
three times as large as Boston its assess
cd valuation is only one-iourth OF that OF
Boston.
1t is probable that the New York
board OF health will distribute 10 tho
housckecpers OF that city paper bag
for all refuse matter. The bags can be
provided ut an expense OF about two
cents each.
Ten residents OF Oil City and Clarion
county, Pa, heirs OF Jacob Detlaven,
who in l77G lent the United States GOV
eminent 100000. have organized stock
company and will try to get the money.
1t is said that n whale measuring
eighty ieet in lcrsth must enert force
equal 10 45hor.c power in order to send
his enormous body through the water
at the rate OF twelve miles m hour.
During tho trial OF n case in London
recently it was developed that dealers
in eggs usually sell the bad ones to GER
tain couiectiOncrs OF that city, who use
them in making candy.
Matters arc shaping fo- the Corbctt.
jackson fgh. to occur ut Mt. Clemens,
Mich, or on Strawberry Island, three
miles from there. \ purse Of S45, 600
will be offered.
Observations recently made under
the auspices OF the Australian govern.
mcnt prove that there arc places in the
Mediterranean sea that arc over three
miles deep.
Perhaps the greatest trick Of tho
camera is to reveal tho marks OF small
pox in tho human face some time be.
lore the victim is aware that he is i'll.
Walters in the leading New York res
tauraats arc complaining OF the scarcity
Of tips" this season. BARRIERS also re-
port lack OF extra fees.
litho HoliEndcrs actually undertake
to drain the HIydcr Zoo the first item ui
expense will be monster dam that will
cost at least SlS.OOO,0O0,
A piece OF wood from tho coffin OF
Gonr2a Washington is claimed to be in
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect laS-
ativc; ciiGCtually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid.
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by nj drug
CistS in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
uFaCturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed OH every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig.
aud being we'll informed, you will no
accept an substitute il offered.
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EVERY DAY MARYELS.
They Are Happening All
Around Us.
They Increase In Number and Grow
More Wonderful.
Where VIII 1t All End AMI What VIII
be tho Final Result.

Strange aud wonderful things arc happening
constantly We Nra becoming nccustom cd to
them. hut there Is one subject which rises far
aboyu tho rest aud which never nils to in
icnsclrt interest everybody, II; concerns you,
reader, for 1t ncans for you health mud strength
Scarcely anyone IN these busy, hard working
times is IN perfect health. There Is u weak spot
somewhere. pain numbncSS, failure OF some
organ to do It's work properly, some vague syEp.
tom which Is sign Of danger and Is telling you
In tho plRncst language to look to your health.
Read the following letter aud see what Mrs. J,
Lirl, Of North Calais, Il, has to say about the
matter:
81 had sore on my breast" she says, (Which
tic doctors called scFoiuia. was very shor, OF
breath and was terribly nervous Some doctors
said ono thing allied mo and some another.
was under theli care long time but received no
benefit from their treatment Finally SOMEONE
advised me to Use Dr.. Gtccnes Seryura blood
and nerve remedy,
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MORNING SMILES.

81 don't understand" said the man
who was visiting New York, chow Tup-
per came TO be put into tho directory as
a mechanic" well, you sec he had to
have some occupation" "But
thought he busted himself solely with
politics" THAT'S it. 10 attends to
tho machine. Washington Star.
al women got into Congress" said
WOodDy Witte, every one OF them
would want the last word" Posi-
bly," replied Miss Pepperton, "but
don't think they could be any longer
in getting around to it than some OF tho
gentlemen who arc now trying to make
our laws."-lIashiagton STIR.
Auntie-Docs your new doll close its
eyes? Little Ethel-Yes'm, but she is
the most wakeful child | ever saw. She
doesn't shut her eyes when l lay her
down, as she ought 10. The only way
to make her 90 to sleep is to stand her
on her head and shake her.-G0Od Ncus.
Tcacher-Who was the first man?
First Boy - George Washington.
Teacher-Next. Second Boy-Adam.
First Boy Gndignantly)-I didn't know
you meant foreicncrs.-BoSton Globe.
"Did the publishers accept that novel
OF hers in which tho heroine kills her
husband by slow poison?" mo. They
advised her to adopt prnssic acid and
make it, short story."-Puck.
as Tompkins henpeckcd?" as hc?"
exclaimed-Potts. ~ should say he il.
lie doesn't even dare to claim a full
proprietary interest in his own rIeuma-
sm."-LndianGpo'is Journal.
Charley-What did you mean when
you told your fatti6r just now that
there was only ono thing that you liked
better than work? Thomas-Loatin, OF
course.-Chicago Record.
lie (who prides himself on his blunt
meas ~ say, Miss Newton, let's get
married" Miss Newton-Oh, all right.
Pm engaged to Mr.. Goodwin. Who'll
you marry?-ToJus.
Budgc-What a lucky fellow Bouncer
is? Ho was born with a silver spoon in
his mouth. Grudge-I'il be, it was
platcd,-Bolton Transcript.
willie, do you and your brother ever
fight?" "ies, sir" "Who whips?'
PA. Toronto Empire.
Tcacher-WiIfic, what is memory ?
Willie-Thc thing You forget WITH
liOgue,
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PERSONAL POINTS,

-
Mrs. Bayard. vito Of tho ambassador,
has received from woman out west a
note requesting her to get Queen Vic.
toria to r0mlt for II bottle OF hcrb modi.
clno sent 10 tho prince OF Wales about
twonty years ngo, when ho was III.
Tho National Woman's Suffrage Asso.
citation was preached to in Washington
on Sunday BY ono OF its own mUmbOrs,
Rev. Anna II. Shaw, who selected her
text from Revelations, "Los no man
tNko thy crown"
The portrait OF Mrs. Harrison, which
tho Daughters OF tho Revolution placed
in tho white house, was painted by Mr..
huntington, aud is said to DO au Oxccp.
tionully good piece Of work.
Senator RcdiiGld Proctor, President
llNrrlson's secretary OF war, recently
gave dinner In honor Of his Demo.
cratic successor, Secretary Lamont.
Sir Julian paunceiote, tho British
minister ut Washington, an ardent nd.
mircr oil athletics, belongs to nm ath.
letic club, and Is taking lessons in
boxing
Dr. Mackenzlc, EHglands greatest
musical authority, says composing is
less rGmunOFativO in the British islands
than in any othCr civilized land.
Mrs. John brow, who has Just cele.
bratCd her sOvonty-fourth birthday, be-
gan her stagO career ut tho ago OF
twelve months.
Rev. DR.. Furnoss, ut tho ago OF ninety.
two, read an essay on Schiller before
tho New Century Club, OF Philadelphia,
last night.
The assertion is not denied that Mr..
Rockefeller has secured nearly all tho
mines OF the Mcsaba range.
Philip D. Armour of Chicago, en-.
ploys 10000 people and pays nearly
$IOOO,OOO annually In wages.
Edward S. Stuart, mayor OF Philadel-
phiA, has tho largest second hand boo!;
store i'll America.
The late Henry Petit, ono OF the
most successful OF dramatists, sold his
first play ior S2j.
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Tho Lie ui II Lion.

Tho managers Of Wallace, the fierce
Numidian lion," have been at it again,
this time in Chicago. According to the
managerial record this brute has de-
voured horses enough TO stock three.
tent circus and men too numerous to
count.
Whilo performing before n dime
house in Chicago the lion was turned
loose and something like panic fol-
lowed. Tho Chicago newspapers tear
out the scncme. Tho untamcd and un.
tameablc has scarcely enough spiri; TO
eat raw beef wheu is thrust at him.
His triShriul dCprcdations. arc pure
fakes.
lis quite possible, however. FOR tho
management to produce panic ono Of
these days shat will reanlt in tina loss nf
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Are Democrats So nlinde

Nc,r roik snm (Lcm.)
Even more significant than tho recent
election in two Congressional districts in
this town was Tuesdays vote in the
great state Of Pennsylvania. No local
considerations, no question OF persons,
affected the result in Pennsylvania.
The issues discussed had been us broad
and rs national as il the election were
for 4 President OF the United States.
Instead OF going Democratic, Pennsyl.
vania recorded its verdict against the
present management OF the Democracy
by one OF the heaviest pluraiiice ever
cast against the party in any state. We
speak OF handwriting on the wall. The
phrase is too feeble. This is y portcnt
blazoncd across the sky. Ia there any
Democrat so blind that he does not see
it? Is there any Democrat so crazy
than he does not understand why it is
that in this one state among iorty-four
the Republican plurality this year is
certainly one.third as large, probably
almost one-half rs large. as the entire
plurality for Grover. Cleveland on tho
popular vote in all forty-iour states only
fifteen months ago?
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Fruit imports show II heavy falling
oil. In tho first six weeks OF this yoar
oranges valued At s.! ,Gjj wGro imported
against $l49,0Gl for the corresponding
period OF last year. A decrease is
shown also in lemons, raisins and nuts,
but no. to the same extent.
Meanwhile oranges arc SO low that
California and Florida growers arc nj.
lowing their fruit to rot rather than
ship it to market. Tho people can DO
without fruit. and when they arc short
OF money they Ito so. This is bu. ono Of
the sIraws which shows which way the
wind blows.
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lifo. When people loso their heads it
docs not matter whether thcy have or
have not real cause to DO frightened.
Tho panic is tho thing to DO afraid Of,
no matter how it may como about.
In this Wow tho owners Of tho worn
out lion and tho proprlOtors OF the
hougcs in which ho performs might well
be warned that they will not DO allowed
to brood any more panica with their
sleepy old brute.
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SAYS tho Now York Evening Pos:
ave cannot hope longer to sell abroad
such quantities Of wheat as We did in
1892 and 1895 at good prices"
What? Not ii we accept the
invitation OF tho Wilson bill TO
Buy more abroad than wc did in
1892 and 1898? This won't do. It is
contrary 10 the free trade theory and
dispo!s rudely the rainbow Of n golden
promise.
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RErrHEIEd to the Pennsylvania Re.
publican landslide the Cincinnati En-
quircr asks: GLOW many notices from
tho people do the friends OF tho Wilson
bill want? How many more knock
down arguments must they have before
they will yield to tho situation?" Bless
your Democratic soul they have not
heard OF anything that has happened
since November, 1892. That is what
they are banking on.
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THE effort OF Congressman Capehart,
OF the Fourth district, to work tho
Junior Order OF American Mechanics
in his interest will be especially enter
tanning to members OF that order. Tho
Parkrrsburg Journal is entitled 10 a vote
OF thanks for securing and publishing
the letter OF ardent Brother Van Meter,
which tine IHrELLIGEScER reproduces.
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OuR neighboring county OF Grocno
showed up among the beat of tho
Pennsylvania counties OH election day,
Greene Is Democratic county from
way back. Last November, not very
good timo for tho Democratic party,
that county went Democratic by ISIS.
This timo it gives tho Democratic
nominee for congrcssman-at-largo $50, n
falling of OF nearly 1900. They grow
wool in Greene county.
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W. {. NASMATER,
33l II strcct. n. |,


WASHINGTON, D. G.. Fob. 23.--An out
fit for making Photographic copies OF
inventions WAS set up in the patent
office building to-day. The work OF
making the copies will commence
March |. The object OF this departure
is TO prevent attorneys from altering
original drawings OF applications filed.
The correspondence OF the office.
which was formerly ut least ten days in
arrears, is now up to date. An average
OF 1900 letters month arc received at
the hurnnn
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 25.-Dr.
Everett, Of Massachusetts,, who has
written much in advocacy OF civil scrv-
ice reform, and is one OF tho congress-
men most Interested in the case, will
revive the movement toll have laborers
i'll the government service placed under
the civil service laws.
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PEorLEtroublcdw with sick and nervous
headaches will find most cllicacious
remedy in Ayers Cathartic Pills. They
strengthen tho stomach, stimulate tho
liver, restore healthy action to the di-
gcstivc organs, and thus afford speedy
and permanent relief.
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TIE moro than usually general OBJ
servance OF WashinGton'a birth day is
another evidence OF tho rcviving Amcri-
can spirit. This commcndablo spirit
avails itself OF every opportunity to
find expression.
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The best saIve in the world Tor cuta,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcurn, fever
sores, teItor. chappcd hands, chilhlains,
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 gale BY Logan Drug
COMPANY.
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the possession Of Mr.. Jacob Parcels, OF
Marcus Hook, Pa.
Albert Mcdonald, Of Macon, Mo-, was
go afraid tina; hO would lose n large for.
tune no had just acquired that he shot
himself.
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THAT was an odd threat London
mau made to throw an "ant-anarchist
bomb" at the funeral OF the Anarchist
Bourdin. 1t may be taken as n determ-
ination to set up 4 new anarchist move
ment in opposition to tho existing order
OF anarchism; which isagain rather odd.
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ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 23.-The Fucrst
Bismarck arrived here two days late.
Tho steamship encountered tornado
on her voyage IRON Genoa. 1.-Two sail.
ors wern injured and some minor dam.
age was done to the ship. AL the
pa.sengers are well.
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HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Feb. 23.-Thoro
was dispute over limo in Lincoln
county this morning between George
and Cy Adkins, cousins, and in the
affair that followed the former was shot
and fatally injured. The murderer
then fled and is now at lnrpr.
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Nor even the cohesive power OF
public plumber" is strong enough to
hold the Democratic party together in
these days. This may DO because there
is not enough plumber TO meet increas-
ing demands.
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Mr.. EEAsrUs WIMAX. now under ar.
rest Tor forgery, is the author OF bool,
entitled How to Succeed in business"
In the book he does not preach the doc.
triac lie is charged with practicing.
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FIRMS.
Miller. Geo. +. & Sol.
FOREIGN.
PcttItcr, Mrs. II.
TO r Il MT.


Possession Given Now and April l.
Flour offices In the New Masonic Building,
third floor. Heat, light and jnniOr included.
The Old Librnrt Quarters. SECOND floor, cor
nCr Fourteenth and Market streets.
ga fine and desirable residence on South
Front street.
i-pwCling: i've rooms, finished garrett and
cellar. on North lluOn street.
5-'lhrre'st0ry brick residence In Grimm's New
Brick block. Eight rooms. bath room. Seven
tcenth and EOtr streets 49,
6-.1wO new mud elegant dwellings. six rooms,
finished garnet mud basement. on Lind street.
Three rooms. frst floor; four rooms. second
lOOr ll3; EOf street, for one or two families
S-Threc rooms, first floor four rooms, second
iloOr, lJi Seventeenth street aHEag
9-Thrcc rooms second floor, 90l MCColoch 81.
lO-ThreC rOO:ns iifst floor. ?GSi Main street.
ll-FnuT rooms.,kecord ilOOr three rooms aud
hall cellar. 1913 Chapliuo street.
l2-IhreC rooms, hnt iloOr stable In rcnr Of lot,
3i2l Chaplinc street.
lJ-SioTu room and nine rooms. corner Twenty.
first ind Mnin streets.
l-Storo ROOM and two ROOMS In rear 22il Main
street.
:5-s,oro room, stamm House Allcyund Main ST,