The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-03-14

doctor. An enjoyable comedy, fine, clean
and legitimate is Dr. Bill. ."-Cincinndti
Enquirer. At Blanchard opera house next
Wednesday evening.
PAINK's FURNITURE COMPANY As Canal
street, Boston, are selling strictly S35 solid
OAK chamber IN set at special price of $40 1t
is said that they are doing this to attract
great crowds. They have certainly sue
ceeded; but it is a mystery how they can
afford to sell for only $40 such a superb set
of chamber furniture.
NoTlCE.-The subscriber has accounts
against sundry and various individuals for
work done on lots at the cemetery and for
other service. Each has received an ac-
count of his debt. He knows lust what the
amount is, and he is requested to leave the
money for said account at the WATCHMAN
office, without delay, and receive a receipt
for the same. Charles p Hayden.
PENSIONS of So to S12 month are paid
soldiers rich or poor, with slight disabilities,
contracted in or out of service, under Act
June ", 1880. Those now pensioned under
thls act can complete any suspended, de,
layed or rejected claim under the old law
and receive the arrears. Widows entitled
without regard to cause OF soldiers death.
No charge unless successful. Address,
L. j. Deavitt, Montpelier. Vt.
A FAITHFUL FRIEND.-
There's friend that will never betray YOU
just give 1t trial, l pray you,
1t is known as the wondrous "skin
friend"
1t is made of pure oils, and unscented-
Is healing and bland in its scope.
BY the bon tom it's oft complimented,
1t is Anglers Petroleum Soap.
THE Junior Society of Christian Endeavor
OF Bethany church will hold a sale in the
vestry OF the church on Friday afternoon
and evening. March 16. A large collection
OF useful and fancy articles will be on sale
at moderate prices. Sale to commence at
three O'Clock. Ice cream and cake will be
served in the ladies' parlor. A large pat
ten cents. Mrs. G. II. More, superinten-
dent; Miss Sadie Wing assistant supern-
tendent; Miss Bertha Stratton, president.
WANTED, A TRAvELER.--Must be a single
man between thirty and forty years of age,
OF good address and temperate habits, good
business education, able to adjust and keep
simple accounts, accustomed to the use and
care OF horses and carriages, able to furnish
good references, and not afraid of hard
work To the right man permanent posi-.
tion is open. The route to be worked NAV
be South or West. No engagement made
for less than three years. Address, M. p.
O'' Box No. l13, Lowell, Mass.
FEEDING FOR EGos.-This is the the title
OF neatly-printed pamphlet by A. #. Hun
UV1i' eulIor OF fdfm POuHry, published eX-
clusively by the Bradley Fertilizer Com.
pany, Boston The pamphlet is devoted to
the matter OF the food elements needed for
the production of eggs. 1t discusses the
whole subject in a practical way. Every
person who is keeping hens, and desires to
reap the largest possible profit from his
poultry, should send to the Bradley Fer
work.
WHEN GRIP PREVAILS, EVERYTHING IL
GkIP.-The statement of many physicians
that grip cannot be cured, but must run its
course, and that the only thing to be done
ls 10 Keep the patient quiet, and give plenty
OF hourlshment, etc, Is controverted by Dr.
humphreys preparing specific that meets
the emergency in every stage, the patient
rapidly convalescing and quickly being able
10 resume his or her duties. This il accom-
plished by DR.. Humphreys new Specific ",
Tor the cure OF grip, influenza, catarrh, pains
ana soreness in the head and chest cough.
sore throat and general prostration and fe.
yer; Users of DIR. Humphreys other specifics
VIII welcome his new Specific for grip. All
tne wholesale and most OF the retail drug
gists are now supplied but this being new
remedy II your druggist will not get it for
you, IL VIII be sent prepaid upon receipt of
price, twenty-five cents, or five bottles for
vi. Humphreys Medicine Company, cor
ner William and John streets, New York.