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NEWS CONVERSATIONS

y W. +
The cruiser Columbia has sailed for
Bluefisads. Nicaragua.
"A petafd was exploded near the Brit
ish embassy Mt Rome. No damage was
done.
Fire at Convsrs, Ind, destroyed nine
business houses, six dwellings and four
barns. ~
George e. White was nominated for
congress by the Fifth Illinois district
Republican,.
A dispatch from Shanghai says that o
rumOr IL In circulation there that war
has been declared between China and
Japan. ~
Wisconsin sixth district Repu blicans
have nominated s. A. Cook Of Neenah
for congress.
VIscount Hill has been declared
bankrupt with liabilities OF e2bO, 900.
The extent OF his assets are unknown
yet.
Percy Sanderson has been gasetted
British consul general at New York i'm
succession TO Sir William Booker, re-
tired.
The net cash balance i'm the treasury
at the close Of business Friday was
w, ,568. 4sI, of which $50, 900, 900 was
gold reserve. B '7T
q. II. Moore and wife, an aged coupls
living near Til City, No., were found
dead aa their house. both having baar,
shot ahrnugA the head. The object wass
pzuhably robbery. IS
| A6esretary Morton las ra,urnei d
| Washington from his visit 30 his home
in Nebraska, end other places ia ths
West, and has rssnnsd hls dnties n
tne agricultural dspsstment. ss
At Dublin ksy. thes I4ilish beat tho
american built Dakotah By nainpts
IN the race for Ten rAtets. The Lillth,
throughout most of the race led tie
Dakotah By nearly 20 minutes. ~
Receiver Mcneil OF the Oregon Rail
way and Navigation company. has ID.
sued circular consolidating the w ash.
ingfon and Oregon divisions, and ap.
pointing A. B. Borie, superintendent oi
the railroad lines OF the company.
| BY an explosion of gas in the Strou,
building, 6-story structure at LYNN
Massachusetts. Il. E. Sirout. owner oi
the building, and Officer Arthur Well,
were 20 badly burned that they viii
probably die.
| TIE French chamber of deputies hal
adopsed the SO, ond clause OH the anti
anarchist bill, providing that anarchisl
trials shall DO before D correcsionai tri
bunai, composed OF judges. instead o
being tiled by jutSes. u
~ was stated at the White Hous,
that the president has no intention b
Wasting Atlantic City this seasosz. Ha
has contemplated Waiting Mxas Clsvs
land AZ Gray Gablea as soon a puhli.
business would perniit, hat pxobabl,
cannot 90 until conBras sd5oussis,
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MR.. STONES BILL.
House Leaders Exercised Over the
Passage Of the Immigration
Measure,
BY Which Inspe elton ls to be Trans
ferred to Embarking
Ports.
Prominent Senator'S VIII Try TO
Prominent Senators VIII Try to
Push the Bill Through the
Upper House.

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-. Us RRRoRE.

- Kebraaaa ssnmaaS snppl.msnss slAs
AagaR Eruss Nindins. 8
WAszTE0roN. Jnly 60 - Senator
Alien OK Nebraska, who was q member
of Tie sugar investigating committee,
has made an additional report TO the
senate, experimenting that of the COM
mitfee. Hesays:
IL view Of the fact that the report OF
Gsnators Gray and Lindsay, in which I
CONCUR, does not act forth the facts In
khls case as fully as I think they should
bs stated. have deemed Il perfectly
pyoper 70 hle separate and additional
noash. Meth PARTIES.
The testimony shows to my mind
quite conslnsivsly that contributions
were made by the sugar trust 70 buy
the Republican and Democratic parties
Cor ca1npefgn purposes. The testimony
q Henry q. Hsvssneyer and Theodore
KzaxsnaeycK sssa John ~. EeaKles
leaves no doubt of Che fact that
the sugar Ii INST III the stats Of
New York Ia 1892 contributed money
TO the Democratic party for campaign
purposes and at che same time and Tor
the same purpose contributed money TO
the Republican party In the state OF
Massachusetts. It IL true that these
witnesses testified that their eontribu-
tions we're made for local and state
purposes, bnt there 10 no doubt in my
mind that the mooney went into the
| genera caxnpaign fund OF these states
and We ussa % much for national ~
| for stass and local purposes Z think
the Anssacdn Sugar Refining company,
pDpulagay and m6rs properly known Nc
The Apassicah Sugar Trust. has been in
he AakitOf sontrh huslng money 20 tina
nat,oaA seahsp4 FUNDS sof both ths
nemoerat5s ANA Repnblicsn parties
lhsossl # ~ president, with heexpeota-
ton rs npt The implied promises that
which essf party succseded 70 power,
ths tyast interests would be protected.
a wisely araWn and judicious law
looking to prompt and sfacient
remedy ior this growing evil should be
passed BY congress and approved by
the president.
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REvrEw or rRADa

$500 ri Gg AS sssss---- ~ k5E
Ths Egesss 81 he TIVE Grsas STRIKES net
Hps Entirslys sygekn %.
NEW YoRK. July 2S.--R. @. DUN q
Co. . Weekly Review of Trade says:
The effect Of the two great strikes has
not get entirely worn Of, and mean
while disagreement between the two
housesi0f congress- here maae tariff ssn-
caTtainkiss more distinct and imprss-
aiye. Et follows that the customary
tenka ~ the conditinn pf husinssa ere
les instructive khan uaual. The fipaslz
ciNI natna&icm u sn1navFha& Aeas fav0E-
able because the expoFtesee gcad heys
been xesmned and Rxe 81, 800 900 Tor
the week. Wheat has bean skating On
thin icp, with chance of breaking
thE0nGh and aktng tho lowest record
ever kpOwn, md hna ,ssJ VI IA !.
ss snsealneA Ehree DeAts
during tho 4wselk Germ has advanced >
shade with no satiefectoEy, tEoaeons foE
the prospsGt q sxcellent for 4 large
yield gEset speeqla Ion in eatg be-
begun W hqnidete yakh lthe ppatoSn agy
lCsses 10 tho wise men ysh0 knew aL
akoNt CottQp haa "A eclinpd kEae-
Con md al Ind atipna ssin point q I
n1AteSial inqFease ok yield. ~ 8
Alskongh i6ere was a. incseass dnr-
in9 thS month ot June os Jsafl q third
v 81 NM II AZ i ten !ea ri plg l5an
and the SorauInp Ion jn the wanykac.
tuss va nisi5rly ~, ,0slQ tom psk ~
grs kkSf thAh the output 'of fuxnscsss y
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An Omcisi Repore.

WASHINGTON, July 23.--A further
report has Leen received Mt the navy
depar tment from Admiral Walker
confirming his preceding report that
the change in the form OF government
In Hawaii from provisional govern
ment to y republic had been nc
complished quietly, and enclosing q
complete copy of the new constitution
of the islands. II.
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BlRM1xa1sAM. Ala, sJuly d. -At 4
O'Gl0ck i. n tirs broke ont TN 6towsrs'
fusnisur0 ss0fe, corner First kyeziue
and Twenty -sscona seFseta C)wamg -
lhcac ek prsssure ot khsssvatse seokks ne
fissnnsa swsreSp anabis % soonseel vths
aa1ssy Mhishs sooul crosssa LWanty=
see0nd atxssst and sconsuznedt - c1sAl
h<nksa al Caldwell III hotel a9Tths zlzzs1t
stEnktngsof fkeyl kind 10 +stlss sk5ou1A.
1hss6 spseads 10 xdjsining buildinsss'
ThaaloaEis e5OC. Coo insarsars $50, ,eeosI
I xiFKEn All fFTTT ~ q
E..s A. 0psas swteehs ~ Esl.
ST, Paul. July 28s Rstwsen ~ and
~ o'elock ps uaran epen switeh - -
NortheEM PaeiGo trank wEacked =
freight train on the Qhicase Great
Westefn Epad. cppsisting ef - lpaaed
csses ngineer "a. 81 Rstsrson 80
Bixsnaan Cs M atkins ssFed lheiF .livsa
hy jnmpang frqsn 80 cab thonsh " -
Rims was d tribe allow and was eAught
and hxniaed bgs Some ~ the aying
splsAtspa and ocal from the tendez.
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NEW YoRK, July %. M. +. Dwyer
made one o. the heaviest losings OF the
SESSION ut Brighton Beach Friday. He
backed Roller in the frat race. Harry
Reed in the third, Logan in the fourth
and Marshall in the fifth, and it d said
that he quit the day go, 900 behind.
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Knlea by q nrsnehs.

CASDo, N. D., Jnly 2S.-While rid
ing . broncho one OF Joe Armstrong;
boys was thrown. His feet got caught
in the stirrnps OF the saddle and he was
dragged over the prairie, through two
wire fences and when rescued was 20
badly cut mp the doctors say he cannot
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WEST UNION, Ia, July 2S.--Judge
Hatch, who was injured by falling OF
q bridge last fall, died at o'clock o.
m. at his homein McGregor. He was
20 years old and had been ON the bench
12 years.
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REsuMKD Ias WORK.
The sugar Iruat senatorial Investigates
Goes Merrily On.

Goes Merrily On.
WAsHIAGToS, July 23.--The senate
sugar invealig ating committee has re-
sumed Its work in the old time man
ner. Only senaiors Gray, Lindsay and
Davis, III the commistse. were present.
bat they had several witnesses before
them and announced o DISCRIMINATE
10 proceed with the work, 90 long al
thsrs was any possibility on securing
witnesses who would ,furniah any tes-
timony. The most important witness
/ of the day va Henry Rod, the New
York Herald representative, who
wrote The articles IL that paper npon
which tie present. branch or the In
Quiry III based. Mr. Rood was exam.
ined ae length 40 70 the sources or his
infcsrlsxfi0n tAnd sspetiai EFFORT was
mads ~ Sfle xaembers To ReE thS best
ingofnahtisrsas M. RUod's c0mi,1And III
To- his skAtsments th&t United states
senators; he'd be6h speeuiatinx "a snsyat
stocks sinss shs tariff bin Ma taka6
|up il - sssats idespits their sieniaiS
Il Is nndessso6d that NJ. Hood III
sponded 70 this remark as fulIyS69 hs
va &c = 1osand pFof<ssedt 4 wfliiug-
ness tsazad the coaa1nisfes 60 tks Axt6ilt
o. his abiaity ~ $3.50 6E;ssss tssss 49,
Ire Ms Tssksas. q N 81
u via lnaposibls ID secErs the de.
tails o. fzze testimony. When senator
Gray was asIsd for stateInsnt Is to
tbs psoessa1ngs he replied that he could
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Ees ana prevent as compete inquiry as
they desire to make. The witnesses.
therefore. were all warned that thsy
were On the same plane ~ witnesses
before y grand jury, and were warned
against diyuiging their testimony %
ANYONE.
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. IA Z. . ,xsps ca, ..rasa.

LIN Mars, Ia, July s. The mans of
g. w Argo of thisscify 10 being rlsn.
toned tor ihs Democratic ssonlinasiosl
foF xOngress III the Elessnth district.
hsn0nainating convention il talsei hi
meet at lie Mara Auk. s9. '1-s so
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Tsnas nixby ass-ssssssa

ST. PAUL, Minu.. July ID. Chair
man Barto Of the Republican state
convention mst the cahdidates at
the Republican head dquaresls ID the
Endicost Arcade on SATURDAY. asId ssl'
lsstsa the members cf ~ asAss state
central eOrnmittes. 1amss Bixby W.
elscted chairmah Dor smother stSria. &
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New No wsnl6 Msstrles xnAmserasssa 10
xAis CepnsFy.

WeW He Wsnl6 Mestslos xmmsgrasssM ts
II iTz 4 Tzais II nssssFys
wv tAsHiN0TQMs July 21 -Repxssenta-
sivo MefkIsj6hh speaking ii regard 70
his bill providing Tor 4 tax. Of .e1Oo 81.
each alien ibssnigy said tod
..W hen The pQpul lati0n IS .thia Aation
increases by more sn = million
Of foreign Immigrants Annually the
limitation Of foreign inmigraticn hsz
become 4 question: of nassonaI ilt
poftance. -
ssws have developed our nstuxaI -
sources and sustained the standard q
IAnex3can wages through the lssyins
Of duty on the manufactures d Tor
deign labor.
ages are subjsct 10 The law ~
supply and demand, wage-earusrs =
much interested in preserving Qux Geld
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IRoKToN. O., aJuly 2ss The Pirrung
miners, Of Vesuvius, O., are again out
On = sfrika. Thsy want their. buggios
pushed In md Ont, 10 hass track laid
timber placed Ii. President Adafhs ii
at the mizsa 1t 20 far has not sue
ceedea II adjaesine the ditisfdnrsa
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sGilwauAs. Grain.

MILWAUKEE,, July "a. 1884,
WHEAT-Weak and lower. No. 1 North.
srn, a.; No 2 Spring. 52c: September, 6lSlc.
COBN-Steady No. q. 43c.
OATS Quiet. No. white. eBc; No. a
s603634c.
BARLEY Steady and quiet. No 2, Ssko;
sample, TIC.
RYE-No. 1. 47c.
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%. Paal Un..a stock Yarda

SoUTH sT. PAut. July. 2I i81L
/ HOGS Market 30 higher. Range OF price..
SA05AAT0.
CATTLE--yalues are very weak on all
grades. Common stun in no demand
Prime steers. 500 1a2s good steers. S.2AOa
10; prime cows 3A50 ~. 10; good oow& . $50
veal calves, $aO00a75; heavy calves, 5000
&0o: stoskers. $l.7S1s0s feeders. Sa.s5aa0s
shuils. &i.a50L60
SHEEP dull.
Muttons. $50 33 10 lambs aOJ0A H
commpns Sl.si ~
Receipts: HoeA 500 cattle. 80; sh.ep. 10
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Minasapsl.s arala.

WHEAT--Cl0sa 5es july onenias. 57,Ss
highest. Sc: lowest. skNr closed. Sr.
September opening. SAT- highest, $500;
lawsst. l35z asl3x j: close. 535Sc. December
bpening. 8 Sci highest. eJ6c: lowest,
t4zSe: closed. 5&5Sc. On Tesck mo.
= nard. 0,zc No. Northera. 5s,kc: No. >
NortheFh. b7c.
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x,n,usla saraln.

%et DULuTH. July "a. 1874
] VIBRATING. l hard. cash. Gle; July. 5S]<e
No. Northern. cash. SIC; No. . Northern,
elG No. .. tsc; Rejected. go. Mo- Norfn-
9rn. 70 arrive. l75zc.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-04
GRAFTON.

Joseph Reed is having his house
painted,
The blinds of the Congregational
church are being painted.
w. E. Dilts has moved into the
house owned by John Rice.
Quite number from here attended
the Valley fair at Brattleboro.
Lawyer Green from Mechanicsville,
N. Y, is stopping at the hotel.
Robert Church and family from New
York are stopping at the hotel.
Herbert Dean and his mother, Mrs.
w. A. Dean, have gone to Simonsville.
William Galop has tenant on his
farm, Comfort Wyman from Rocking
ham.
Walter Walker went to Montpelier
Tuesday to attend to his duties as repre-.
sentative.
There will be business meeting OF
the Christian Endeavor society at the
chapel Friday evening.
Miss Flossie Leonard went to New.
port to the Christian Endeavor conven
ton as delegate from the Baptist soci
ETY..
Thaddeus Park and son Carleton
went to Boston last week Wednesday
Carleton will have his eyes examined
by specialist.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-04
WINDSOR.

Several are taking in the excursion to
New York.
The attendance from here to the
county fair at Woodstock was very
large.
Hayes Jones from this place won the
gold watch in the bicycle race at the
fair at Woodstock.
Arthur Farnsworth has been appoint
ed station agent at East Highgate and
entered upon his duties.
The w. S. G. gave white and gold
supper with tableaux, ETC., last Friday
evening. The McGibney family gave a
concert here on Thursday evening.
The store of Stone, Brewster d Co.
was burglarized daring the night of
September 25 and several revolvers and
two double barrelled shot guns taken.
Entrance was effected by breaking a
window in the rear. No clue has as
vet been obtained.
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CHESTER.

IF. Pierce of Bellows Falls is ill at
his home here.
Several from here are attending the
fair at Rutland this week.
Charles Howard has the job of paint
ing the Pierce house at the Depot viii
lage.
Sixty-eight tickets were sold at this
station the second day for the fair at
Brattleboro.
A. c. Bigelow has full charge of the
Fullerton hotel during the absence OF
Mr.. Rowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowell are visit
ing for several days at Portland, Maine,
with a brother of Mr. Rowell.
Don't forget the excursion to Ben
nington this week Saturday. If you
never visited that historic place you
should go.
The Chester House at the Depot is
being repaired both inside and out pre-
vious to being opened by parties from
Massachusetts.
On the day of inspection and parade
of the fire department the procession
will form at Chester Depot at o'clock
D. M, as follows: Marshal of the day,
Charles L. Wooley; Weston Cornet
band; Aid No. 1, steam fire engine
company; Yosemite engine company
No. :,district officers, honorary men,
bers and visiting firemen. Trial of
machines on arrival at South street.
The inspection and parade of the fire
department. takes place next week
Wednesday, October 10, with grand
concert and ball at the Hotel Fullerton
i'm the evening. The music is to be
furnished by one of the best musical
organizations IN this part of the coun-
try, the Howard Opera House orches-
ira of Burlington, ten pieces. Concert
at 8 O'Clock; grand march at $50. Be-
low we give the concert program
Overture, Nabucadn, zor," Verdi
Gavotte .MephisI6," Abraham
.sErolic of tine Pixies" LaBrie
Cornet solo, shepherds Morning Song
G. ID sherman. Suppe
Waltz, Loves Comics ion, Waldteufel
selection, Army Chaplain" Mill9cker
Clarinet solo, Air varie," Thornton
s. Sherman.
pio,im,s Chorus Wagner
Gillian Dance, Mlssuu
Priest March from Athalia," MendelssOhn
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-04
ANDOvER.

Mrs. Evans is having her house new;
ly clapboarded and otherwise repaired
Mrs. Edgar Lane and baby l1an
Putney are at her sisters, Mrs. FUYesi
Barnes
Miss Susie Fuller and Lewis Fuller
and bride of Rutland are the guests Of
their cousin, Miss Mabel Felt.
Miss Susie Fuller and Lewis Fuller
and bride of Rutland were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Fuller.
Mrs. F. D. Davis of Londonderry
passed Saturday and Sunday with hel
mother, Mrs. A. A. Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stearns and baby
boy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard anC
little daughter of Northampton, Mass.
are guests of Mrs. A. A. Hutchinson.
Another of P. H. Sheridan post an(
w. r. C.'s pleasant gatherings tool
place last Saturday at the home of G
H. Coburn at Weston, where 25 were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Head gave a re
ception to our townspeople last Satur
day evening, nearly 100 being present
Refreshments of cake, coffee and frui
were served.
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CAVENDISH.

E. HI. White was in Boston last
week.
Mrs. w. f. Whitcomb is ON the sick
list.
M. S. Buck went to Montpelier Tues
day.
w. l.. Clapp of Woodstock was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Spaulding was in Ben
nington few days last week.
Mrs. III. l.. Smith returned to her
home in Bellows Falls Saturday.
E.S Miller from Greenfield, N. H.,
visited his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Pratt, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Gay and two
children, Miss Daisy Colburn and w.
l.. Clapp went to Brandon Monday to
attend the Holiness Camp meeting
held by the Christian crusaders.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-04
FELCHvILLE.

Hiram Butler has rented and moved
onto the Hugh White farm.
Hank White attended the Brattlebo-
TO fair last week to sell tickets.
Blue Ribbon club hold meeting
Saturday evening. All are invited.
Miss Ida White is clerking in the
store during the absence of b. M. New
ton.
Mrs. Mary Putnam and Miss Daisy
are stopping for few days at the Val
ley House.
Dean wilkins of Lebanon, N. H., is
spending his vacation with his aunt,
Mrs. George Morgan.
Our representative, &. N. Hook, goes
to Montpelier Tuesday to take his seat
among the law makers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burnham and
Mr.. and Mrs. b. N. Newton are in Bos-
ton for new goods for the fall trade.
Mrs. Crandall, who has been spend
ing the summer with her sister, Susie
Townshend, returned to her home in
Newton, Mass, the first of the week.
The McGibney family concert was
we'll attended and very highly praised.
Should they come again they would
draw much larger crowd, as there
was a misunderstanding which kept
quite number away.
Mrs. Dan Davis had the misfortune
to break her leg at the Woodstock fair.
The horse became frightened and ran,
throwing her out. 1t was set there and
she was brought home on a bed and is
doing as well as could be expected.
News was received here yesterday OF
the sudden death in Chicago of Fred
Whitaker, formerly of this town, OF
heart trouble. 1t will be recalled that
last March he was married to Miss
Minnie Wrist of this town, who with
his parents, brothers and sisters have
tue sincere sympathy of a large circle OF
| friends in their sudden bereavement.
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PROCToRSvILLE.

Harry Bailey is home on vacation.
ENERGY Persons has returned from
West Rutland.
Rev. Joseph Freeman is very low,
being confined to his bed
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller have returned to
their home in Washington, ID. G.
J. II. Bates and Mrs. Bates from
Brooklyn, n. Y, arrived Monday.
Mrs. Parker, from Whitehall, N. Y,
a sister of the late Mrs. Shurtleh, has
been in town few days.
Rev. DR.. Harris will come to Proc.
torsville for lay work. Sunday, October
Z, and have morning service with Holy
communion at Gethsemane chapel.
Weather report for September, at !
o'clock Average temperature 54.l3
highest on Wednesday, the 9Th, IS de.
grees lowest on Wednesday, Goth, 80
degrees, There are 16 days marked
fine, against five on which more or less
rain fell. Sunday, the End, was almost
as yellow as it was the sixth day Of
September, 1881. Temperature for Sep
TENDER, 1898, same time and place
49, 6 degrees.
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Marvellous Results.

From letter written by Rev. j. Gunder
man of Dimondale, Mich, we are permitted
to make this extract: 81 have no hesitation
in recommending DR.. Kings New Discovery
as the results were almost marvellous in the
case of my wife. While l was pastor OF the
Baptist church at Rves Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeeding
la grippe. Teri IDLE paroxysms of coughing
would last hours with little interruption ant
it seemed as if she could not survive them
friend recommended DR.. Kings New Dis
covery; it was quick in it's work and highly
satisfactory in results" Trial bottles free a
j. f. Pierce's, Drug Store. Regular size SOC
and 81.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-04
SOUTH READING.

Hon. G.. A. Davis is repairing the old
Sawyer hotel.
w. Farnsworth is moving into E. H.
Rounds house.
c. HI. Louis has returned from trip
to Connecticut.
George Wilmington is at home after
an absence of several months in Sweets
burg, Que.
There will be Spiritualist services at
the Union church October IA at 1870
O'Clock a. M. and O'Clock p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Minckles from Mas
sena, N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. B. BuX-
ton from Wallingford and Ada With
ington from Cornish, N. H., are at c.
H. Withington's.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-04
Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more than
make good all the advertising claimed for
them, the following four remedies have
reached phenomenal sale. DR.. Kings New
Discovery, for consumption, coughs and
colds, each bottle guarsnteed-Electric Bit
tiers, the great remedy for liver, stomach and
kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. the best
in the world. and DIR. Kings New Life Pills,
which are perfect pill. All these remedies
are guaranteed to do just what is claimed
for them and the dealer whose name is at
tached herewith will be glad to tell you more
of them. Sold at J. F. Pierce's Drug store.