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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
1l6 f6arfe 8eoba9tung npt6nenbig

boG6 f9arfe 8eobu6tung n~otbpenbig 1T,
au9 19tpeifen bieIelben germ melt aus, bas
beiBt, tpenn ni9t geniigenO bobe Ginfrie0iz
gung b~orbanben, iiberfliegen fe 6ieTe unb
ri9fen in Na9barsgdrten IL. I, IN. @6dOsn
an. 8as ben Sport anbelangt, 10 min id
nur bemerten, baB bas 6dmburger jouDn in
alien bprtommenben Sarbenidldgen cine
duBerit f90ne @rf6einung it. Cine G4aar
Samburger, Ob fdpurs 2ud ober @pre1aeI
ptrb gepiB Seben NIT @30nbeitsfinn begobs
ten Menf9en erfreuen. l1eber ben Gef6mad
lit apar ni6t 81 i~treiten, barum rufe tA
Sebem gu, 5ii4te Sober mas ibm gefaut, aber
ge6e AUDI Sober Der @abrbeit Die @6re.
9enjenigen, Die iiber grDBeren Baum oer=
fiigen unb Elm ptrfli6es TleiBiges 2eoebu9n
piinf9en, pelhes biQig gu erbalten TT, r1fe
ib gu: 9dltet @u9 9amburger uno Sbr
tperbet's ntbt bereuen!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
Infer Bienenitano.

Sober gut einautpinternbe Stod ruff
baben: y cine g%efunoe, niht iiber brei
Sabre alte &Dnigin; p 6inrei6enbe Golfs>
Ttdrfe; 3 quite Waben, uno a 1916
Yfunb Snnengut, b, +. !9onig unb poQen,
Ser intelligence SSmter erfdbrt fpon aus
feinem Ioti3buhe, ME alt aQe lR0nigrnnen
Teines StdnOes 1inb. Oo9 au@ an Der 8rut
lGBt 1ib bies onnd6erno %erfennen. @5 Der:
fte9I fiA BON felbt, baB Der Smter itet5 auf
iunge geIunDe &onigtnnen balten ur;e bic
alien qbeele6ten W2itter thinner mGJlt9{t
our9 iun9e erfeben muB, mas am letd)tefen
i'm @ommer gef6eben fam. Menn Die
81ut i'm Stode gor3 glej9mdBtg oer5edeit
1T, pie Elm CHATTER Oedel iiber BITE Wa6en
Fin Ite6t, 10 lift bic G0ni9in gut; fte9t iie
dber lidenbaft ober finbet mon gar Gudef:
brut Dor, 70 1T benz 8Dlfe bte ate &Dntgtn
3u ne6men unb inn cine iungey gut hefru1z
tete 3u geben, natiirli9 lebteres nit ge60ri9er
@orii9t. Die ri9ttge 8olfstdrte fir Die
i1eberpinterung ertennt Der Smter bardn,
oaB 10 ptel 8ienen i'm Stod bprbonben
finb, DaB fte a1e 8rutpaben mod gut be-
laaern t0nnen. So1te Elm Nolf, tpel6es Der
ecSlnfer germ nit bur9 ben Winter baben
nil, ni9t fart genug fein, 10 muB err Elm
s~treites 8olt barauf merfen, ooer lofort bic
5retbfitterung Beginner, lpie folde fonft
i'm Mpril porgenpmmen pirb, bamit Iit biee
Ie3 9oGt nod re9t bie1e junge Stenen err
sicben tann, bic ibrer Sugenbfraft toe9en
einen ldngen @inter obnebin eber iiberts6eu,
uts ,aIte Sienen.
sir bic ueberpinterung barf Der Ma6en@
Eau ni9t gu jung Tein; biesjd6ri9er Nobens
Eau TT gu bitnn unb 4dGt Die WGrnls niAt
oeE6rig 3uIammen. Mm ltebiten tat Etcr
fir bic ueberpinterlng folhen 8au, in
lpel4em bic 8tenen ibon 5tpetz Big breim1t
~qe6riitet 6aben. 8an5e 0robnentpdben biirz
fen ni9t barunter fem, am aQeripeni9ten
i'm 9rutrefte, benin fonit gtebt es im nd6=
item Syrii6iabre f6on 81 btel Srobnena unb
nt6t genug Mrbsitsbienen6r1t, Defenders
Bel Mittern, bic iiber 5tpet Sabre aft finb,
@enn Die 8isnen gut burd ben @Etnter
fomn1en, 70 biirfen fte nun aHf fpl9en 9ontg
%einqetpintert lperben, Der gut tit unb ben
oansen @intsr iiber fluffig bletbt. ytapsa
uno 6eberi6bpnig bdrf ben 8teaen fir ben
Wtnter ME beIafen peroen. neil bieier fGon
i'm @tode idneG per5udert unb TN @inter
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
Gine Sanse fir Gas hamburger
bubn.

Sn Der rNGgemetnen beutf 9en @efliigelz
5%ettung" bGlt es Elm QeIer fir 3nedmGBig,
Elm gutes @Drt fir bds Ietner NnIi9t na9
BON 9ii6ner3it9tern gu febr pernd4ldfigte
0anlburger 9u6n ein3ulegen unb ba Die
MuslaKungen bteG @a6res unb s3utreffenbes
entbalten, foIen ite bier abgebrudt fperben:
Sin Sprt6lDort fugt: rSeber &rdlner
Iobt Ietne Waare", mas in ben meiiten Sal
len tpobl aud 5utrifft, iebo9 fou biesmal
nt3t Die eigene Waare gelobt, fonbern Elm
nrtbetl iiber cine 6ii6nerraffe gefGGt perOen,
ods entT9ieben Der Wa6r6ett entfpri9t unb
pOnie0em GeGt0enten0en unD unpart6etii6en
bon beftGttgt perben muB, fofern er bteIe
&affe fennt refp. ge3ii9tet bat. @s fptrb
Diel BON alGerlei 9ibnerrafen gef6rieben
uno gefpro9en, aber bDn elmer Iaffe bort
man febr penig, pel9e pd6rbdftig mebr
8ea9tung berotente, besbalb babe t1 m;3
entf4lohen, berfelben gu gebenfen nno min
bic guten Iotpte I6le9ten Seiten na4 r1eiz
ner etgenen 1angjGbrigen @rfu6rullg berDfz
fentli6en, tpenn Die gee6rte Gebattion Der
Nlgemeinen beuti6en @efliigel5eitung BEN
@bbruG fir tpert6 bdlt. @s gilt ben 6alnz
burgern! 0as 6dmburger 6ubn in feinen
fdmmtliben Surbenf9ldgen 1T nt6t nur
Elm Sportbu6n, fonbern audi Elm Nubbubn
i'm nabren Sinne bes Mprtes unb fam, be-
fpnbers ben 6erren Qdnblpirtben, ni9t genug
empfo6len iperber. @s lit duBer{t bel 6eiben
unb anfpru6slps, Iegt 1i9er BON 5efdnnten
6ii6nerraFen Die mei1ten @ier, IoDaB bic
3a6l 200 per 9ubn i'm Sabr niht gu 6oh
9egrtffen 1T. Sc grDBer Der @uslauf filr@anz
burger 1T, beito mebr @ier Iegen fie, ia felbit
auf tleinem 6of f0nnen fte ~jeber5eit 1tnlt3tz
It9 Der @ierprobuftiDn nit ben bielgeriibmten
eSStaIienern in Gonfurren3 treten. Ste6t
ben1elben aber Walb, Selb unb 9arten sur
8erfiiqunq, 70 leiiten bie1e 6Ibner I'M @ierz
leqen unglan61i9es, ir1bem fte bas gar3e
Syu6r binburG, nit Nusnabme Der MouIerz
Seit unb BET Ie9r ftrenger &Glte, gier pro-
bu3iren. Qu9 itnb Die 0amburser nt9t
nur, tpie anbere 6ubner, i'm 1. 2. nnb 3.
Sabre CUTE 2%egerinnen, netn, nod i'll 4. 5.
unb 6. Sa6r legen fte nod eben 10 fleiBt9.
Die @ier iinb 3par ni9t grob, aber uub
ni1t Die fleiniteu, bafiir aber febr cart nn6
DON feinen 8e{dmad. Od8 9un1burger
6u6n lit duBerIt petter6art unb fel6It 9egen
Ytrenge 3dlte tDenig empftnoli6. Srob0sm
bQ5 Sleif6 bon pDr3igli9em 8ef6mad, fDn@
men tie iebo9 al8 5Geif96ubner at6t CUR
Gsltunq fommer1. 0ls 8rut6iibner Iinb ote=
iel6en Mot oieI pert6, 6a le tpenig, gr0btenz
tbejl8 aber gar feline 8riitluft 5etgen. Die
@uf5uGt lit Gei9t unb miibelos. Ofe 3ilden
iinb aber pdbrenb Der + Iten 3eit febr 3art
unb ettpas pei9lid, tpabfen unb befieoern
ff9 aber I6neQ unb penn einmal poG be-
fiebert, iinb biefel6en eben 10 bart un6 net
terfet ME bic often. Dies o1eS TtnO gemtB
Der @or3iige genug fir Elm NubbuEn, aber
t9 mill Die G6attenieiten AUDI ai6t berz
f6peigen. Die 6amburger baben groBe
@orItebe, beritedte Geiter auf8ufu4en, tpesz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
J~nfuforien i'm Waoen Ger Wteoert
fGuer.

Sim Magen Der @ieberfGuer finben ft9
regelmdBig cine groBe W}enge BON Wtnper1
infuiorien, bic einerfetts Our3 t6re 5orme1t
fir ben 3oolDgen interefant iino, anoererz
feits aber AUDI bic Nufmerff amteit Der .pAp@
itologen in Nnfpru6 ne6ne1, od 1t9 Die
Srage er6ebt, D6 btefe fleinen Wefen etipa
6eim 9erbauungsborgange cine &oae Iptez
len. Neuerbings bat 81. @berletn tbnen cine
etnge6et1be l1nterF uGung g%eDiomet, tber
pel9e Die vNaturpi1e T9aftli4e Runoz
f9au" 8eri9t e%rftattet. gberletn 1teute ietz
ne SorT9ungen an 102 berf6ieoenen S9tez
rem Rinbern, S9afen, 3iegen, etnem &dz
meel, 5tpet 2amas, 5tpet Tenntbteren uno
einem &ameruni9aD an. 0ie I'M Wtagen
bieier Wieberfduer ~aufgefun6anen Wimperz
infuforten geb0rten Is berf 9teoenen Nrten
an, Die itb auf feds 9attungen pert9etlter.
Sic paren ftets in auBerOroentlt9er Wtahe
in ben WGgen ent6alten. gle ausldnot<
f6en MiebarfGuer ~lieferten bieielben Sn=
fiji iorienarten, bic Ii9 Inn Magen %unferer
6aust6iere fanben. Ser Magen nod fauz
GENDER &Gl6er ent6ielt aber niemals cine
Spur BON SnfuIorien. Sn Qn6etra9t btea
fer glei9mdbigen 8er6raitung Der Snfufo=
rien, IDpie bes tmItan0es, 0aB Bite fte be-
6arbergenben S6iere fGmmtli3 geiurb un0
in Dortreffli9em @rndbrungs5uftanbe tpaz
rem, lit bas 8orfpmmen Der eSnfuiorien inn
Wie0erfGuern1dgen dls cine n~orntdle, nt9t
aIs cine tranf6afte grf6einung gu betra9z
ten. 8ereits friiber purbe BON Gertes Die
@ermut6ung dusgepro9en, es mO9ten bieie
Snfuforien BEL Der 8er0auung Der 3eQulole,
bic einen 10 ne1entlt9er 8e1tanbt6eil Der in
ben Magen Der MieoerfGuer eingefibrten
BfGun5sn bilbet, cine Hole Ipielen. @ber=
lein T9lieBt ebenfaQs uus 5einen 8eo6a6=
trn, baB bic SnFuforian 3eGulo5e frefen unb
ber0duen, uno ba ii9 Die S9ter9en nur in
ben beiberl Dorberen Nbthetlungen 0es @iez
berfGuermugens, ben Damien uno ben Nebz
magen, niemals dber in ben 6tnteren Nb@
I1nitten borfinben, alfo offenbar in 0teI en-
abiterben ooer berbdut perbet1, 10 f0nnten
lie i6ren Wirt6en bur9 ueberfii6rung Der
3equloIe in eine lei3ter Derbduli9e 8erbtns
blng BON 99uBen fem. @s oerbtent babel Grz
pdbnung, OaB SiOrentini Oas @orfommer
GfnltdyerSnfuIorien i'm 8linbz uno Grimm
BARN Der glei9faGs @raS freffenben Pfer0e
na9ipies; BEL bieTen S6ieren itnb Die gee
nonnten 9urmabIGnitte ftattli9 entpidslt
lnb treten BEL Der 8erbauung gum Spell a!s
@rTaB fir ben fleinen Magen ELM.
I'm Die 9erfunft Der Snfuiorten fet5u<
Ite1en, mahte @6erlein an 3tpei iungen
3iegen 5iitterungsDerf u3e, bic ergaben, 0aB
Die SPHERE BEL reiner M1il9na6rung ME Sn=
%fuIorien ent6alten; biefe iteQen it3 erft BET
bortpiegenber !Seuz unb @rasnabrung Elm,
berTGtptnben alsbalb nieber, tpenn basS6ter
oon Neuem auf Mildnabrung gefeBt tpirb.
MuS fetnen tpeiteren 8epba6tungen I4Itebt
@6srlein, baB Die Snfuforten mn nit benz
6eu pber benz @afer (Oiellei3t aud nit
benz in Die Munb60ble gelangenben Staub)
in ben @teberfduermagen g~elargen tDnnen,
nabrI9sinli6 in SDrm bOn ieBt mod unbez
fannten Oauer3uitGnOen, bic 1i9 fir gez
p0bnlib ni6t i'm 6reten peiter gu enttpifeln
bermOqen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
ueber mieIenanlaeen.

0as 5eto, pelbes cine Miefe geben ion,
muB in gutter Oun9fruft iteben, @s 1T
minoeitens fbon Elm Sabr por6er barauf
3iifIi6t gu ne6men, OaB es BON untraut
geIGubert tpiro. Mu6 Die Queden ge60ren
gu bieiem l1ntraut, benin in elmer guten @ieie
Iiro iie nibt. SIN 6erbft Dor Der @infaat
1T bas 2onb tief 3u i~tur5en, I'M ~3eitigen
5rii6iubr bic raube 5ur4e ab5ueg9en, bann,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
WinterweiZen fret |!

borberen Saare om &opfe f4iiBen @ugen
uno Sbren, bic Dberen Sbetle baber au3
Musteln, Die ft3 3uiammen5tebet1 tonften,
Inn SnIetten 81 berf9eu9en. Nn1 empttt1oz
li9iten aber 1inb bic Stellen am &reu3, 5iptz
f9en ben s%Slanten unb ben S6enteln, mo-
bin eben nur Der unperitiimmelte S4tpan3
gelangen fam.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13

William, IL years old, son of Mrs Catherine
Mason, was arrested mt Springfield, Mass, Fri
day morning for stealing saddle horse from
Miss Eliza Wheeler, an elderly woman who en-.
ploycd him at Chesterfield. He rode the horse
20 Springfield and was pursued al the way as
far as Holyokc by Charles Hill, a ncghbor OF
Miss Wheeler. Then Officer McCallin made the
arrest. The animal was hardy worth taking
back. The saddle was tied up with ropes and
was torn and ripped. The boy went +, Chester.
field about four weeks ago and worked along
steadily enough till Saturday, the 18th uit when
he put the old saddle on the ancient horse and
started for home. The horse is one that Miss
Wheeler had raised, broken and brought up,
and she thought q great deal of ii, but she is u
cripple and could not follow the thief. The
horse had never done days work and the
Young man took great chances when he rode
away of ever reaching an where. Fish was
brought TO kcenc, saturday, arragned in court,
plead not guilty, and the case was continued till
Monday
Mayor McDuifec was renominated on the hrs
ball OF at the republican caucus at kcene, y II
Friday night. badly defending the + a and
temperance candidate.-Thc Democrats Satur-
day evening nominated Pres W II Elliot pres
of the Cheshire National bank. But the Rcpub-
Icans won at Tuesdays election by 81 pluralit-
q gain of % over last year; they also got four
aldermen and IL cOuncilmen TO The Democrats
one and three
"Crackers" operated at the Cheshire Beef
house on Emerald street Wednesday night.
blowing open the safe and riding its contents
The sum taken is not estimated to be above
$40 or SO.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13
SLIPPED AND BROKE HIS NECK
The remarkable Death Of j. G.. How
ard-A Gallant War Veteran and q
Highly Respected Citizen.

The tragical death of James q.
Howard Saturday afternoon on his
| farm about three miles north of the
! village, while at work in his woodlot.
getting up wood for his house, has
cast gloom over the whole communi-
ty. Tho exact way in which this sad
, accident occurred will never be known.
Mr.. Howard left the house about . y.
m, but how long he was at work nc
one knows. He was in the habit OF
hitching the horse to long log or
! tree and drawing it to the house. The
horse being well trained was allowed
| to 90 alone, Mr.. Howard following on
behind. The horse came from the
woods to a sharp turn in the road near
the highway when the log caught in
some bush which stopped him, and
1t is known that the horse stood there
an hour or more. About p. M, Mrs.
I Howard became alarmed about him,
and soon after went to the barn to see
| if he had returned, and finding that
| he had not, went to her brother. joe
S. johnson, and he and some Others
of the neighbors went to the
woods and found Mr. Howard lying
dead beside the road Evidently he
had tripped and fallen, striking his
head upon rock, breaking his neck
and causing death instantly.
Mr.. Howard was a man of quiet IN
assuming manners, an honest, con
scientious Christian gentleman, univer,
oally respected by all who knew him.
He was born in kecne, n. H., May
24th, 1886, and his parents moved to
Brattleboro IN early boyhood, where
he lived much of the time before the
war He enlisted AS member in Co
4, ID Regt. VT Vols, Oct. &c, 1861,
and re-enlisted Dec. p, 1863, served in
= engagements, was wounded May
D, 1864, made sergeant Oct. II,
1864. first sergeant Nov l, 1864,
commissioned first Lieutenant of his
company Dec. 81 1864, he was mus
tered out of service. July -, 1865.
/ Few of the brave soldiers from Yer
mont performed more real field service
than he. and that duty was done in
manner becoming a good soldier. He
married Miss Mary johnson Of STAN
ford May IA, 1866. He entered the EN-
ploy of j. Estcy & Co., in the fall of
1868, and remained with them as one
of their most trusty employees till 1892,
the last few years of the timc being
allowed, owing TO the illness of his
wife. 10 take his work 10 his home.
He leaves a wife and an only sister,
Mrs. joel Butterfield Of Marlboro TO
mourn his loss.
The funeral was held at
his late home and Rcvs. +. S.
Simth of West Bra.tleboro and l.. ID.
Temple officiating. There we're many
beautiful floral designs by neighbors
and friends who came out 10 pay their
last tribute of respect to one whose in
tegrity and Kindness of heart will long
be remembered. He was member of
Sedgwick Post G.. A. r.. from which
his bearers were taken, and the Post
turned out and went up to the Com
mon 10 escort the remains of their
comrade 10 his last resting place in
Prospect cemetery.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13
FOR SELLING MOKTGAGED PROP
ERTY.
A Halifax Man i'm Trouble Mt Greenfield
Somewhat Complicated story.


a Somewhat Complicated story.
Elbridge G. Woodland Of Halifax was
before Trial Justice Malone at Green.
field last Saturday charged with the
statutory offence of fraudulently con
veying real estate without mentioning
the encumbrances thereon. After
hearing the evidence the court held
him in the sum of $500, TO await the
action of the grand jury. Gilbert f.
Jones of Greenfield furnished the
bonds The story of the transactions
which have led up to this point is as
follows: In March 1855 Mary e.
Woodland purchased a farm in Heath
which she mortgaged in August 1883
for 1918. The following October she
quit claimed her interest in said
farm to Gilbert +. Jones of Greenfield
who in turn conveyed it to her hus-
band Elbridge G. Woodland. April
18th, 1893, Elbridgc mortgaged the
place to G.. +. Jones for 500, and the
18th Of the same month he mortgaged
this land and some other to j. e..
Thompson for 5000. In February, 1898,
he sold the property for $1,000 and
gave a warranty deed to Fred S. Wood
ard and John n. Jenkins in which
deed he did not mention the mortgage
to Jones but did mention the first and
third mortgages. Jenkins an Woodland
on the 18th of March mortgaged the
premises to NJ. J. Guilford of Green
field for $780, Jenkins did not know
of theJones' mortgage till after he had
mortgaged to Guilford, but as soon as
he did learn of it he saw Woodland and
the latter said he knew it was mort
gagged to Jones and would have the
mortgage discharged at once. This
was not done, and Jones, the mort
gage. foreclosed the mortgage Nov.
9th. '95, thus undermining the securi
ty of Thompson and Guilford. Gull
ford's attorney attended the foreclosure
sale and purchased Jones' interest in
the property, thus making Guilford the
owner subject to the first mortgage
and thereby securing his claim.
At O'Clock on the morning of Nov.
10th the house, barn and all out build
ings we're in ashes. No one lived in
the house anG there was no insurance.
The warrant on which f. G. Woodland
was arrested had been issued some
time.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13
FRANKLIN COUNTY. MASS.


The SON. OF Veterans arr to give the three act
drama "Torter Land" Friday evening, Dec p.
M q a II hall \ social dance will follow.
State Agent Fletcher OF northampton gave a
very instructive talk on Arithmetic before
,he LOCAL teachers saturday morning. Agent
Sarpen; also gave AN Interesting ialk about
drawing in ungraded schools.
Colrain is again brought into prominence, this
.imc as being the birthplace OF the Porter boys
whose recent arrest tor attempted train-wreck
ing WAS noted in last weeks paper.
The Ladies, Benevolent society of The Chris.
tian mn church held poverty party IN that
church Friday evening. After short but en-
ioynhie entertainment prizes were awarded as
follows: Most poverty stricken man. lohn Gal'
vim: most poverty stricken lazy, Miss Eme 1ei
fo-d=. homliest man, & vincent, pretuest Siri
Mis- Alice Thompson. largest man, Ia liiii;
These exercises were follower ny u b"hhiiiui
< social supper and dance was held AZ tie oiu
S,art' = hotel Friday evening. ABOUT twenty hfe
cornles participating. Halifax, oreeh hser
and Jark s0nvIlle were well represented.
ri,. annual meeting OF the lOs;ai Post
- hrlh Last saturday evening and " W
,,homnson was elected ooBnsDdeT.
Clarence 4 Brigham il moving his household
effect. here from Cllremont, H.-lhe Nicker-
san ,a,ni,y including the Morril children have
Toa,rd 10 North Adams during the past week
Msst Marion Watson OF NORTH Adains
has resumed her place as private teacher III
fshedc- snith's family after "a three weeks va
catIon.-Ai.s Lima Thompson l. Attending Arms
trasIeny at Shelburne rails
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13

The ladie, OF the Congregational church
held a supper and sale mt the church Wednes-
day evening.
A junior c. f.. society was formed at the
Congregational church Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. +. Ramshaw win have charge of the
meetings.
The annual fair and festival of the ladies of
the Unitarian church will be held tonight at
the town hall.
A Young son of John johnson. II Swed,
who lives on High street, met with II serious
accident Thursday afternoon. lie fell down
the basement stairs with his sled in front of
him and sustained a compound fracture of
the right hip. The break is bad one and it
will probably cripple him for hfc.
4. w. Mead and L. Bergeron captured u
twelve pound wild cat near the Baker Hub
bard pond. Thursday.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13
Wesi CheStcrfieId.


John iiutchins while running n saw at George
Amdon's mill had the misfortune to saw
through the second joint OF the finger next TO
the little one, ami jam the little finger badly.
Harry Ford Is teaching in district No !, Miss
Carrie Lavelle in No ).
Carl Burnham and Winnie Randall are attend.
ng Miss Sawycr's school in Brattleboro.
One of the pcculinrities of the moons phases
next month IL that 1t will be "full' twice, the
first time on the second of the month and again
on the last day. Some hoy has made light OF
the assertion and says he knows a good many
men that can beat that and not half try
Samuel Field has Il handsome monument
placed on his lot in this cemetery recently.
Some hundred friends of Mr. and Mrs James
Amidon made him an impromptu visit Tuesday
evening, sometimes called house warming
They brought with them many useful articles
including furniture, linen. a web OF cotton,
plated ware, tin ware, one mirror and vegeta.
bles, also some cash. They were generously
treated 10 ice cream and cake and all departe Il
wishing them many years Of prosperity In their
new home.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13
Why Not Try Paine's Celery Compound?

The loss of a single nights sleep tells
in the drawn expression ON the face
and the sluggish powers of the mind.
When this unfortunate privation CON
tinues night after night, no one can
shut his eyes to the disastrous outcome
Debility. neuralgia, headache. dys-
pcpsia, melancholia and that dread
parcsis follow.
Physicians know the peril Of sleep
lessness. In every case brought under
their care narcotics are rigidly kept
away, because momentary relief leaves
matters worse in the end \ perma-
nent cure that looks to Il rapid nour-
ishmentof the nervous system is found
in Paine's celery compound. Nothing
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13

Mr.. Ira 2. Wetmore, a prominent
real estate agent of San Angelo, Texas,
has used Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhna Remedy in his family
for several years as occasion required,
and always with perfect success. He
says: II find it perfect cure for our
baby when troubled with colo or dys-
entery. | now feel that my outfit is
not complete without bottle of this
Remedy at home or on Il trip away from
home For sale by y. r. Durgin,
Druggist. -ady.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13

There is one way of getting rid forever
of the causes Of all this suffering; that
is by taking Paine's celery compound
In this great modern remedy the real
means to health is attended to: sleep
is made sound and refreshing, the ap
petite improves and the nerves stop
complaining, because they get the nu-
triment that nature requires That Is
the fundamental, rational way that
Paine's celery compound takes to I've
able to cope successfully with diseases
of the liver, kidneys and stomach, and
to guarantee complete return of sound
sleep, good digestion and "a quiet, well
regulated nervous system.
Paine's celery compound permanently
cures diseases of nervous origin. Il
makes the sick well again.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13

performs the needed service 80 surely
and 30 rapidly
III is the greatest nerve and brain
restorative the world has ever known.
The wonderful formula for Paine's
celery compound is no secret to the
medical profession. It is not a patent
medicine. Its absolute freedom from
any deleterious substance is an assured
fact vouched for by the ablest physi
clans in tic country. and by the emf
nent Prof. Edward f.. Phelps. N. d..
LII. d.. Of Dartmouth college, who
first prepared it,
Sufferers from neuralgia, ncuralgic
headaches and rheumatism should stop
short their morphine, quininc and such
pain killing drugs No cure can be
hoped for from these tempurizers.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13

at is pleasure TO sell Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy says Stickney
& Dentler, druggists, Republic, Ohio,
because customer. after once using
it, is amost certain TO call for it when
again in need of such medicine. We
sell more of it than of any other cough
medicine we handle, and it always
gives satisfaction. For coughs, colds
and Group. it is without an equal. For
sale bv +. K. Durgin, Druggist. adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-13
WINDSOR COUNTY.


" NJ Fulton oi SteuDenviIlc, Ohio. is canvass
ing the town for the Home Comfort steel range
Henry fTannum is building a barn.
Guy Mayo OF Ludlow, is teaching the winter
term OF school in the Bennett district.
The Odd Fellows of Lodge No a dedicated
their new hall Tuesday, Dec 10th.
Fred French has moved his family in the
Head house.
Newell 4 Brown aud Mr. Baker "i lehi. Utah,
In town.