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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Oas NnSet9en in oiefem 8Iatte be
Sablt fta.

@te geptnnbringenb bas Nn3eigen in Del
oQanbptrtb{9aftlt9en 8eildge" Der pD3ent.
It6en ySQinois Staats<3ettung" fir Sc:
f9GftsIeute unb Nnbere III, Die nit ben beutz
f6en Sarmern, MtI9ereibe5iBern, 8ieb3ii9z
tern, 9drtnern II. + IN. in gef9dftlt9e Ser
btnounq I'll treten unb unter ibnen Mbfdt
fir t6re fir bic Qanbz unb 9artenpirtbf9dfi
nDt6penbigen @aaren, pie Sdmereten,
Bflan3en, ~NderbaugerGt6e etc. 5u finbeu
Diinf3en, bafir legt Die raf9e 3unabme Der
einlaufenben 8efte1ungen in 1Dl6en0anoelsz
bd11fern, tpel9e BON ben NnSetgeipalten Sc
brau9 MAIDEN, bas bette 3eugniB ab.
gtur e II 8etfptel BON b telen mag bier
ertpdbnt fperoen. Sn Der Sdmenbanblung
BON S. s. 8augban bier in Chicago bat it9
in ben i%ingiten paar Wo9en, in benen btes
8ef9Gft fi9 bur9 ltberales Mn5eigen gu Der
olten neue &unb19aft gu ertperben Iubte,
Die 3abl Der bon iiberaG Der ei1treffenben
8eiteQungen 10 g%epaltig bermebrt, baB Die
2eBteren iebt tdglt9 fub bur9f9nittli9 auf
iiber 1000 belaufen. 6r. 8augban 1T aud
e6rli9 genug, Dteien @rfDlg gum groBen
She'll auf gfe9nung bes @nsetgens 3u feben
unb nebenbet natiirlt9 AUDI duf reelle 8e=
bienung feiner &unben. 9ie anberen Ga
menbdnbler unb @ef9dftsGeute, pel9e in btez
fem 8ldtt dn5eigen, unter ibnen 3. 9. Die
Sobn u. Sal3er Seeb So. in Ga @rofe,
Mts., SO. @erni9 in Miltpaufee, bic Gar
bplineum Notwithstanding So. ebenbafelbf,
Der 8efliigel5i9ter g6as. 8ammerbinger
in Columbus, g., s. So. Geimers in 9apen=
port, Sa., Die Nprb1fe& Murmpn So. in Snz
.bianapDlis, beren &unbihaft fi9 faft aus=
f6lieB1t9 aus Der neutrality-suspicious. 8ez
bOGferung refruttrt, nerben ebenfaGs Die
tpObltbGtige @trfung erfabren, tpeIde bus
'Nn5eigen in Der r2dnbp. 8eilage" auf ibre
9ef9Gfte au5iibt. limb GIT %bertpunOern lit
bas ia AUDI gar nt9t, benin Die tpO9entli9e
DSuinpis @taatsz 3eitnug" nit Der n2anb=
nirtbI9dftli9en 8eilage" bat ,bas ftebt bOmz
benfeit, unter ben beutf9en Sarmern biefes
2anbes cine grDBere 8erbreitung, als trgeno
cine anbere 53eitnug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Wtloe pferoe in uepaoa.

sSn Nebaba bere9net man bic Mn3a6l
Der pilben Pferbe auf penigitens 100000
Gtid unb babel itnb fte 10 raf9 in Der 3uz
nabme begriffen, baB ie ~anfangen, einen
iiblen @emetnf9aben gu btlben. 8ie66eerz
ben6efiBer tObten iie, po uno tpie INNER fe
muir fOnnen. Die perfloffene 9egisldtur fat
Elm @eieb erIaffen, bem5ufolge es Sebermana
g~eftattet 1T, ptlbe, fret u~mberlaufenbe
9engfte gu erf9teBen, BON tpel9er @rlaubz
nib nun BON ben n&an9ers" ~ausgiebiger
@ebrau9 gema9t pirb. Den 1dliinmIten
Nu9tbetl berurfa4en bic tpiloen Qferbe ba=
bur6, baB fie bic 8etben Der 3inberz
11nb S9afbeerben a6grafen unb 5abur9 in
man9en 8egenben Sutternotb er3eugen.
MuBerOem aber tommt es bdufig bor, oaB
bic pilOen 9engite bic Mirtbl9aftspTerbe
Der rHan6ers" nit fib binfort fii6ren, ipas
natiirli9 Die @igentbiimer Der 2esteren rod
mebr aufita4elt, gegen bic pilben pferbe
einen erbarmungslpien @erni9tungsfrieq
gu fiibren. I1n0 mas slaubt man pO6l, MAJ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

6en bic rRan9ers" nit ben getDbteteu Gbiez
ren9 Sic perfen tie ben S9petaen gum
SraB bpr! Sic re9nen aus, buB Elm jeber
pilber 6engit, tpenn auf btele Wei1e pers
tpenbet, einen @ertb DON ungefdbr 81 re-
prG3entirt unb Elm bDberer preis 1T fiir bic
Sbiere auf feirlem anberen We9e 5u ~er3ielen,
8ferDe 1inb qegentpGrtig iiberda 6i1ig, ober
10 btQig, pie iebt in Nepaba, itno lie pobl
felt Der erften 8e1iebelung Diefes 2anoes
mod ME gelpefen..
9ie Mebr3abl Der tptlOen Bferbe finbet
man in Der @e9enb bpn glfo uno Sron
point. 8pr mebreren Sabren entflob aug
Der @buns'f3en uRange" nube Sron potnt
Elm boubliittger 9engit, Der ii3 Der in Der
bena9barten umgebung befin0li9en &otte
nilber Bferbe anf9loB unb benz bic neue Sc
Ieuf9aft unb bas v3iigeGofe" 9eben baielbit
10 lpo6l eefieG, buB er aQe angeitelten Gin
fangberIu9e p~ereitelte unb es Dor5og, bas
freie 2eben peiter gu genieBen. 9as bate
CUR Solge, buB unter ben pferbebeeroen 1t3
aQmdblt3 Elm 8erebelungspro3eB pou5og.
Die 9eerben bdben 1i9 felt Der 3eit au9
ftarf permebrt unb tpdbrenb Diele Der pferbe
ni6ts neniger als por5iiglt6 g%enannt tper%
ben %f0nnen, 1tnb unter ibnen bod au3 tpieoer
anbere, benen bieies prdOifat gebibrt uno
pelbe 10 netterbart pte @t9enfnor3en ftno
unb es in Der 8e6enbigfeit NIT ben be1ten
&ennpferben aufnebmen fOnnen. Nber pie
ge1agt, fie nebmen ben Rinbern unb @9afen
bas auf BEN Weiben pa6ienOe 9ras por Der
Naie meg unb beBpegen tra3ten bic p&anz
gers" ibnen nab benz 2eben. @bgefangen
frnnen tie gar nibt perben, baber btlben tie,
tpo INNER fe in bic S9uBDeite zines Seer
benbe1tBers ober u&ubjungen" geratben, Die
3ielI9eibe BON beren Slintenfugeln. SIS 1T
gar nt9t 70 1etbt, ibnen nabe genug 81 TOM
men, INN tie ali rs &orn nebmen 5u tDnnen,
bo9 bic @epebre finb fol9e BON GROCER
@9uBpeite unb ba bic 2eute bort bel Der
sSyogb auf bic f9euen, ptlben Geielen it9
19neGfiiBiger pferbe aus ibren @tuaun9en
bebtenen, 10 itreden fte bod gar manbes
Sbier aus Der nte Der Sturmtpinb oabin
1~auienben S9aar 81 8pDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
GanOmtrtbfdaftItde 8eiGa9e ser
vJuinois Stats 5eitun9".

Sn bieIem SLATE tpirb iebem 2anbptrtb
baS 8ort ertbeiIt, Ser in ia6li6er 8etle
iber 4ferbau 8iebsu6t, @drtneret ,
8ienensu9t II. {. 10. feline Nnii9ten aus3us
briden tpIni9t, pber 6ur6 ben u8rietz
faiten" Inn 9ufflGrung no9Iu6t. Sober
8etrtebspetie ntrb 9lei9es 9te6t einges
rdumt, in Der 8orausiebung, baB Elm ieoer
nit Der omerifanii6en 2anbwtrtbi6aft
bertrauter Sormer es ais ielbftoeritGnbli9
ftn6et, 6aB algemeine Nnweiiungen uno
&atbi6LGge nibt INNER fir aIe @egenoen
@ulttgtett BADEN, ba bic tltmattl9en Sers
bdltniiie beri6ieOen iinb.
Die Derebrten 9eisr ftn6 freunbGi6 err
fu6t, ibre 8eOba6tun9en unb @rfa6runz
gen Der &ebaftion mtt3utbeiIen. @enn aucb
man9em BON tbnen elm gut She'll 8itbers
tpeis6eit abgebt, 10 1T er bafIr bte1ei6t
nm 70 tiicbti9er in Der 8raris, tpomit CT
gar oft bic Gbeorien Der 9eIebrten
2anbpirtbe in BEN S9atten gu fteIen pers
mag. Die &ebaftion lit 9erne bereit, ba,
no es n0tbis lit, bic e~in9eianbten 3ui6rifz
ten in paiien6e Sorm fir Sen Druid 81
brin9en. g(rbeitet aae nit an Der vQenbz
tpirtbidaftIicben 8etlage", bamtt ite INNER
mebr IN Sntereiie Gepinnen unb re9t Stez
len nIBlib tuerben mOge!
Mn6reas Stmon,
Observation-Disclosures If ; :
i6aftIt6e 8etlage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
metsen ais Qferoefutter.

Mebrfa9en Mnfragen in 8e3ug duf ben
Wert6 Der 8erfitterung BON Wet5sn on
Pferoe mDgen hermit Die &ef ultate als
&ntport btenen, bic bon Brpfe1or Senrn
BON Der neutrality-suspicious. 8erIu3ss
ftatton in Mabtfon, Mts., nit bierduf be-
5igli9en 8er1u9en er5telt noroen ftn0.
Die @rgebnifIe parer, baB @et5en BEL ri9z
tiger 8erfiitterung 6infi9tli9 Der Wirtung
Dem Safer am nGbfen fommt; bas bon
elmer 9ilfe umgebene 6aferforn 1T nn6
bleibt fretli9 bas bette Bferbefutter, beIou=
,bers neil bic S6iere BET 9dferfitterung
felten an 8erbauungs1fDrungen 3u leioen
~-1aben. Siebt man aber bDn bie1er @igen=
f9aft Deg 6afers ab, 10 ftebt na9 ben Gr@
~fabruugen 9rofeFpr 6enrD's @eiaen benz
9afer am nG@ften, ba in 100 gfunO Wei3en
mebr ntrflibe NdbrftOffe entbaIten finb,
als bies Bel Safer Der SAT- 1T. 9as etn<
Stge 8ebenfli9e BEL Mei3enfiitterung be-
ftebt BARN, baB bas @eiaentorn pbne 9ilfe
Derfittert tperDen muB, 1o6aB BEL gu gie=
riger Nufnabme Der @et3enf0rner fet9t
8erbauungsitDrungen eintreten f0nnen.
9tefe @efd6r ptrb aber bebeutenb berminz
bert, penn Der 0et5en gequetf9t beraRz
reibt pirb; in biefer Sorm tpirb Der @eiz
gen BON ben Pferben ebenio gut berbaut,
fpie Der Safer. @trb @ei3en qef6rpten,
70 bermif9t man benIelben am beiten nit
&leie, pber man 1treut i'm iiber anqefeu6z
teten Stro6z pber 0eu6Gdfel.
5ritber berrf4te Elm ftartes 8OrurtbeiG
gegen Wei3enfiitterung; Die iiblen Solgen
fir bic pferbe riibren aber nt3t 10 fe6r BON
ettpaigen f9Ge9ten @igeni9aften bes Wetz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
pferoe, melhe nidt siehen wollen.

8er jemaGs geieben bat, tpte Elm pferb
tpel9es nt9t 3ieben min, erfolGlos nit lnge=
5G61ten Beitf9enbieben t%raftirt ipirb, Der
biirfte germ barauf bin5untrfen iu9e1, RAT
folgenbes humane uub babet bod fi9er
pirfenbe Mittel CUR Mnnennun5 gelangt
Man lGBt bas betreffenoe pferO nit @ef9irr
i'm @tau 1te6en uub bGngt @epic5ts Don rs
Bis 100 Bfunb an Die ~nerl1ngerten 3ngz
ftrGnge, tpelbe 6tnten ii6er siaen Baum gez
leqt perben. Die beiben 8etpt6te tperben
bag S6ier riidpdrts 3iebsn ur1o, lpenn eS an
bic &rippe treten min, nm 81 frefen, es
n0t6igen, feline 3ugfraft gu iiben. Die Sc
pi9te f0nnen aqmG6li9 Bis al 200 pfunb
erb0bt nerben. 9unger, ,. 3. fnappe Silt
terung in m0glt3ft oft piebsrboltsn tleinen
@aben, bin unb pieber Elm lct6teS Intreiben
etc. tperben bas ibrtge ba3u t6un, Das Nferb
aunG91t etnmal an ben Bug III g%eipDbnen,
0amit bic iiber benz Baum binten bdngenz
ben @eni9te benz Pferbe bsim 3uriidtreten
ni9t an bic &niee 19lagen, empfieblt ft9 Elm
@eftea, pel6es binter benz pferbeitanb in ben
Sang geiteut ptro, tpomO9lth nit &oaen
fir Bic @enibte unb gegen nmperfen gez
ii6ert. Menn bas PferD 3~urlidtrttt, iteben
Bic @etpt9te (ober @teine. GanoIdde etc.,
auf Der Grbe uuf; fopie bas Pfero freffen
min, 1T es genOtbtgt, fte in Die 90be gu
3iehen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
BebanoIune Ieerer meinfdHer.

@obalb Elm SAB Ieer pirb, foIte es fo=
fort nit elmer etnfa3en %etfernen Settle UNI
Wafer gef3pentt Derben. 9ie 3ubiilfez
nabme elmer Settle bat ben 3ped, ben @ab,
be5p, bic f9lammige Maffe bes Wetnes,
bon Der Wanbnng bes Safes los5uretBel,
mas bauptiG3li9 Bel Sdfern, in benen Der
Moit Die itiirmii3e @Gbrung bur9gemd@t
bat, bO9it nOtbig 1T, Na9 Dem S4penfen
muB bas Daher gut aus benz Safe ab@
laufen, unb legt man 2ebteres gu bielem
3pede 1 Bis 2 Stunben auf bas Eager, Dos
@punblo9 na9 unten. SIT auf btefe Weiie
bas SAB i'm Snnern abgetrodnet, 10 tit es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Dertileuns Ger Sleaten bel KdIbern.

sledten Bel iungen &Glbern entIeben
bur9 9tl3e, pel9e fi3 in Der 9aut f%eftieBen
unb fortpu9ern. Wfan befeitigt fte bur9
@a19en Der franfen Ste1en nit elmer
Mif@unq BON einem @etpi6tstbeile Garbo1<
fGure, aufqel0t in 0@etpi9tst6silsn@d IIer,
ober bur9 Ginreiben NIT Gatbpl0l, bcftebenb
aus 1 Sbeile Garbolidure unb 10 3beilen
Rub1G. 0abei 1T es aber n0tbtg, bas Die
&dlber einen reinen @tanb erb1ltsn uno
elei6aeitig Bis CUR 9eilung tdgliA nit Seife
rein abqepaf6en unb gut troden a6gerieben
nerben. Our9 8iiriten unb @ntpsrbung
reiner. trpdener @treu tann man benz Nufz
treten bes uebels bduftg b%orbeugen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Agricultural supplement-

5ens Der, als bielmebr BON Der SbntIa9e,
baB bic Siitterung tpertbDoler @derpferbe
febr bGufig in ben 9dnben unerfobrener,
rober 2eute Itegt, benen Die @eiuno6eit Der
linen anbertrauten Sbiere glei9giilttg 1T.
Na9 ben Dben e~rtpdbnten bur9gefibrten
@erfu9en tann gequetf6ter Det5e1 pOrz
tbeil6uft an Bferbe gefiittert merbsn, nur
muB berieGbe borii9tig unb in tleinen 9aben
berqbrei9t tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
9fns Sofn in nngarn tptrb Elm fur9tz

Mus Safp in l1ngarn tpirb Elm fur3t@
barer @orfaa gemelbet, BEL pel6em Der
Bauer Manole Garuceru in i3redli9er
Weiie Iein 2eben eingebiiBt bat. Nls berz
felbe elm G9pein f9la9ten pOlte, liefen
arf beTen @ef6rei mebrere groBe @9toeine
aug Der Na9bar19aft berbet, ipel6e ben
8auer gu 8o6en iparfen unb tbn, ebe nod
6tlfe a~eleiftet perben tonnte, I'M DoQten
Ginne bes @ortes in SeBen serrillea,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

Mebrere @nfraeen un6 au6
fiji ben Spre6iaaI beftimmte
Wttt be IL ungen Ian9ten fur
btefe Nummer gu pGt an um6.
~ erb En- in Der 3fte RIaBftu=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

@%tnfenber BON 3uf9riften
erfu9t, muir etne @ette
8apteres gu bef9reiben,
bic &iidfette zines be 9riebez
nen8lattesalfo leer 3u Iaffen..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-05

ccsslul terms i'm the former but not wish
ing TO teach this term Chas. Boyden has
been given the position -Adna Adams has
bought the house Of Mrs II. NJ. l.. Allen,
deceased, ana will soon occupy 1.-THE
family of Elizabeth Tarbell have moved
into the Partridge hous" for tho winter.
Tho Normal school closed for Thanks
giving recess from "Wednesday noon To
Monday morning.-A horse which $. g.
Narse was shoeing Saturday stepped on
his foot, iniuring itsevercly. -Bcrtic Lewis
cut his foot quite badly while choppng IN
the woods Saturday. Martin Washburn
and wife have returned from Alaska,
making the trip this time 10y way Of
Texas, Louisiana, the Atlanta EXPOSE
tion ana Washington.-A band is being
organized with George Slack as leader
VIM. Shaw has bought house in East
Bethcl.-A union Thanksgiving prayer
and praise service was held at the Meth
odist church Thursday evening, with Il
large attendancc.--Thc Magazine club dis
cussed chicken pie and literary plans at
their annual meeting at \. L.. Boydon's
Saturday evening.
Mrs. NJ. ". Church has returned from
Deerfeld, Mass.-Mrs. Sidney Morrison
, Of Winooski is visiting her sister. Mrs. L..
l5lodgett-Miss Lizzie Jackson is going
to Florida to spend the winter Schools
in town comcnced MondaY.-Scth King
has moved to West Randolph.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-05

malaral fever i'm hospital i'm New York
city. Mr. and Mrs. Haskell have been to
Atlanta.-George Han felt from a sclfiOId
in his barn recently and was quite badly
though not seriously, injured -Alpck Nc
Lcod and Miss Anna Merrill of George
willie. T.. O.. were married recently Miss
Marion Burr has become insane Israel
Blakcs people have returned TO thcir
bone In New York city.
GREENSBORO
Fred Bancroft: and Bert Marsh returned
~ Piaiunold last Sunday.-Thc Ladies'
Home Circle met with Mrs. l.. a. jackson
Friday W illiam Marshall and Miss
Blanche spencer were married last Mon
day. --I{eV. G. l.. Guild delivered "A lecture
at the Congregational church Tuesday
evening; subject, "Usc of Useless. '
Johnnie Fowler who has bccn spending
the autumn in town, returned 20 his home
in Plainhcd this week, accompanied by
his brother. George. Will Marshall took
possession of his farm Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-05
WINDHAM COUNTY,
BELLOWS FALLS.

The news has been received here of tho
sudden death of Mr. Peter McGooch a
citizen of Milwaukee. Wis.
and father of Mrs, Flint, wife of John G
Flint, the weil-known paper manufac'
turcr of this placc.-The Bellows Fallj
foot ball eleven and the Ludlow team
played a game on Kings field, this village
forenoon, the LudlOWs being
defeated by a score of 10 to o. At
tendance liberal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-05
0ptirr.

MOTTO E-Those who would ike "a Eood
farm at bargain will do we'll to address
rny RI calais ". Z3.wlt
who would like Eoou
range. made near home where YOU can
get repairs without costing TOO Hl"'H'
would do we'll to buy the Amerlcah'
made in IIiShgatc, and sold by race
at Il low price. Respectfully >. IIaC@'
Essex Junction. VI I'."'H
NOTGCE-f you want the Sureluek Vest
shore, Glenwood or the Andes Range or
any other range or netting stove please
give me a call. Respectfully 5. Place,
Essen Junction, Vt. I".N'l
MAPLE SYRUP AND SUGAR ARE HIGH
Keep if to Standard. The champion
lIvaporator, the prize winner can htIp
you. G.. H. Grimm & CO., Rutland ' t.
will do the rest. They Offer $500 priH'
Tor sample of Maple Syrup oNcelIihs mat
made with Champion Information rec
l7,WtC
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-05
Cost.

4 LARGE BLACK AND TAN HOUND
lost. Return for reward to John X
pood 90 king street 29l1t&W,1t
os1,- Ray colt. two years old, strayed
from thr na,,ur, about Sept. 18th; II
found no'ifv G. NJ. delaney, Burlington
Vt. and all expenses will hc paid
'' '''' 22wtf
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word each insertion. Copy may Exchanged
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No advertisement taken which Is less thah
velvc words, two lines Special terms to
advertisers using from 80 to 1000 lines
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ORANGE COUNTY.


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Sprctor OF inc \ernohi Wv SION, "',IS ",
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camp on Monday eveninE' ana on Iu's-
day evening Went TO SCUM hoS",loh ~
inspect Mark D. Sareehl 'dhp'-MI' anu
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Barre, where they haNr poen NiSII'ilt
their son, 'arroiI ~. Hi"nEvf W.;
SparhaWk Nlce-prlhclpaI Oh Lne 'il,'"-
cock Free school at BrlmhtId' Mass ha'
Sc'i ~, a,d [ire r. Snor.
hawk-Mrs Emma S Peters, who ma,
been sick for several weeks has rccovcreo
and has gone to Olcott. to resume her du
ties as prcceptress Of the High schoo
fatner-AIrs. iie9er 7. Holman is vjsi. !,
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II the BABY Is Cutting Teeth

Be sure ana use that old and wcll-trlcd
remedy, Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup
for children teething. 1t soothes the child,
softena the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie and Is the best remedy for diar-
IrhOea, twenty-five cents a bottle.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
EARTON

,t... c.,t,,,lo AIo.emau is homo from
-. n,i,,,,i,,,i n ctonrordis .u,,,l
100 it ,'o,.,tinn T., Taw Vo,.k CIV ana
vicinitv-Thc Misses Miles arc home from
me '. NJ 'oI ''t a'HH9iN 'i'S c,.,
-harir J'hheSH Itt"r"'" con SI"S II" .t
MS Nam" hunting UP plllS,hR WIZ
aim drar Whlch ne shot.-har ~
Hambiet nave Just moved INTO 'Ho!r new
storc-Nh"ut 'Nthi N-'iN" Oh '''c l.iVn,9
and relatives 81 MI an" MrS' ~ W.
SeaNer recently gave 'hchl a p',a 7a.' SUI
prise at the residence o. r. L. otaNcl'
the occasion beng the llli'leth ""i'lNrr-
safN OF theli HdrIldse' NJ H''N'' w.
presented win to'o h'o"I''eN ,"lc GU
MI. ana MIS-. SeaNcf eac" WIN i."o
easy chalr' MI H'a'oI WdS az o'ie I'm
prominent FARMER III '''' lso"i y i"l'
Leading hardware mere nam az -' >o' 81
IIn is s,ventv-siX years old while his
wife IS three years ms lul'ior-Nir'; w. ~ ~
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round.

=.
FOI MA the Free Press association,
small calendar pads suitable FOR fancy
work, u cents per dozen. by mail u cents
rer dozen 2o1&w,t
JEIFER FOUND-A black and white
yearling hcifer came TO my farm Nov 2o'
owner will please cain same ana pay
charges Joseph Burke, Williston.
%, w3t
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While women do
all in their power to
hide their condition,
the practised eye
soon detects the
trouble.
When pains and
aches are felt in
every part of the
body, when faint
, ness, dizziness, and
that bearing-dow
feeling prevail,
when loss of sleep
and appetite arc re-
, ducing flesh daily,
when the society of
friends is irksome,
and the hopeless
blues - predomi-
nate, then the face
is pinched, haggard,
and careworn, and
prompt relief is nee
essary, or a bcauti-
full life will be sscri-
feed.
An American wo.
man. Lydia Z.
Pinkham. a student
Of women and their
diseases, twenty
years ago succeeded
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4 Day, Boston TO California.
lOuRIST EXCURSIONS

leave Boston every Thursday from Union
station. Full particulars obtained from
$. w. MANNING. Gen. New Eng. Agt.,
332 Washington St, Boston.
2G,Cod&wtfl5
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from 9Th page.

visited his nephew, Newton House, last
wcok.-Charlcs C1inncll OF New York
spent ten days in town recently visiting
his mother Mrs. Lucina Grinnell, ana
other rclativca Mrs. Laura Fairchild
has zone to Medford, Mass" to spend the
winter with her NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mrs.
Blaisdell over twenty thousand pounds
of tur,cvs were shipped from Georgia
station for the Thanksgiving market
Prof Frank Dalch of the Norwich Uni
versity was in town Thursday and Friday
visiting his cousin, l. II. :. Fairbanks,
and also made a trip to the famous Trio
bite ledge accompanied by II. E. CasWcll
ana W. Il. Carr. George Caswell has been
confined to the house for several weeks
with "a severe illness.-Mr. Shattuck of
Enosburgh spent Sunday in town.--Mss
Emma Boyden is convalesCent.-Somc Of
the farmers were blowing on Novcmhcl
2Gth and 3Oth.
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TELL-TRLE FACES.
PINCHED AND CAREWORN,
As Worn by Many American Women.

;irrcIIL TO oua LADY RrkpEas1
The d" tcll-tale face " is worn by many
American women, ;,nd is u symptom o!
symptoms, a signal of distress.
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lam's Vegetable Compound and become
we'll like herself. Mrs. Wampler feels,
and rightly, too, that in this way She ia
doing = great good.
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fish last year. writes
that she hopes Mrs.
Pinkham will continue
TO use her name. as the
publication in newspa-
pers of the account of
her own wonderful cure
and relief from years Of
misery has been the
mo-ls OF influencing
many suffering women
To try lydia +. Pink
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Bert sawyer has moved into Edward
Smiths housc.--GeOrgc NoSc and wife
spent THANKSGIVING at pitsticli Tn"
graded school begins its winter term OF
school on Monday with the old board OF
toachers.-NIss Alice Lamb teaches i'm
Bethel this winter.-GeorGo Baker ana
wife have returned from BriiseWater.
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In producing an absolute cure for all dis
eases Of wo1nen. Lydto f. Pm hdm., 5
Vegetable Compound stands to-day rs it
did then. prc-cminent.
Mrs II. Wampler, Of Barabo, Wis,
Whose lntter we Mero Dnrmltted TO puD-
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WESTFIELl1.
DERBY

stewart Haskell is reported III with
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OHry Slatc Ac5rs See J1Ud PoS1
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NEW PORT.

Al the Christian EndeaNor meeting Wal
ter u. Rel was elected president. Tho
society has 90 members. Since last April
slU for missionary purpose has been rails
cd.-Deacon VI. G. Hitchcock has return
ed from an extended visit to New York,
Providenco and SpringHeld.-Air Sarah
Hitchcock of Albany is spending the win
Ter with Mrs. Jacob Si"bbns.-At least
1000 pounds of dressed turkeys were sent
from this town saturday, November g.