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LOST.

LOST-Amethys breastpin; valued for
associations; liberal reward if returned
TO c. L. SMITH, Department OF Justice
aul0-3t
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Nj. y. CURRY " SONS, contracting
BricklayeTs; brick work of all kinds
done; jobbing promptly attended to; all
work guaranteed; sniuky chlmneys cured or
no charge; 20 years experience. No.
sos 18th st NV. au3-lw
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Hotter DIRECTORY.

LA FETRAS S Hotel and Cafe, 11th
aud q SITS. NV. Central, convenient.
Summer rates very low. aUS-1t
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SPECIAL to Table Boarders -Mcssrs
Duffy X Leonnarda, proprietors of
"The American House," corner Pennsyl-
yania avenue and Seventh street, beg to
announce to the public generally that they
are now serving the best table board in the
city, from a. IN. to 6 p. M, at the
following reduced prices: 3 meals per day,
$50; 2 meals per day, S15 per month
Particular attention given ladies.
iy31-Inlo
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CST.

LOST-Reward offered for one silk UNI
brella, pearl greyhound head; name OF
Darlington on silver band; taken from
lobby Metropolitan Hotel d. NJ. Sunday;
Return TO office of hotel and receive re-
ward. au12-3t
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REMOVAL notice.. l.. Wlid's
Bros & Co. have removed their music
store to their new and dcomrnodious quarters,
No. 1916 Seventh street northwest, where
their friends and patrons viii receive the
usual prompt aud courteous attention to
their musical wants. au1-7t
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''Find the Latest IN The Evening
Times"
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People leaving the city for their
summer vacation cannot afford 10 also
leave TIRE TIMES. 1t viii he mailed
10 any address and viii continne TO
be the best local newspaper in wash
tngton.
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THE N'-Newly remodeled
furnished-room house, facing park; sim
gle or double rooms, with OF without
board 32l Missouri ave. Hu6-lw
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NINE. BROOKE tells all the events
Of life; all business confidential; ladies
and gentlemen, 80 cents each; hours,
a. M TO 8 D. m. G05 New York avenue
north west. near Sixth'street. jy25-14t
DIR. YLOR. '9o6 + st. NV, makes
fun sets Of teeth for So; Satisfaction guar
anteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling, 81: amaIgam, SOC. je13-3m
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''Find the Latest in The Evening
Illness
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One Gent ws5s s5s
No advertisement loss than I0s.
PERSONALS.
EGyPTTAN Gypsy-sey

EGYPTIAN Gypsy-seventh daugh-
ter of the seventh generation;
she can take off spells and cause TO marry,
as well as tell you the past and future;
persons calling at the tent next TO railroad :,
viii ask for NINE. BURNETT.
Take Eckington and Soldiers Home
cars. au12-lw
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One Cent usap Raa
No advertisement less than 1oa
For RENT-HOUSES.
EoR REM

II OA' A--N
1924 Mass av NV 643 c Sc, m 1, 7r.. $50 30
mi, 10 rs..-.-.s.0i 0II IN !, 6r........... ~ 10
l16i p nY,In 1, 13r 6 60 i50i AZ ST. sw, str
3l9 NV, IN il lsr. 66 l3 and dwlg, Dr.. 20 90
II20 9Th w,mi,l2r 90 s0S06 4 st NV, I'd
l106 nv, mi, l2r.. 90 So floor, n. 70 90
S0i nv. IN !, l3r 30 00iSO5 4 sw, mi, IT,. ~ OO
2O5o G NV, IN i,13r so co 9a2 Fla ave. NV,
$40 18th nw.mi, ,l2r 40 90 III /, ir-. 10 %
1I22 33d NV, ,mi.l0r b 5O6l2 s. ne, mi, 7r 16 90
42S NV. m !, Sr.. 35 O0lll0 Mass. ave NV,
e04 ID NV, IN 1. 1Ur. 83 30 5E.....-......... Il 90
$40 X ave nw.ni, 23i 18th sw, 6r..... IL 90
l0rs..-.-...-.-... 81 50i439 9th NV, I'd fir
l44i Pierce pl NV, 2r..... .......... ID on
IN i, llr.......... % 502506 9TH NV, 5r.... ID 30
3265 q NV, m I. sr 27 60ll5S 18th NV, 5r... 10 40
ICES Marion ST NV, 605 Whitney ave.
m /, Sr..... -. 25 50 NV, 7r. 10 %
1909 b Sc, IN i, 1Or. rs 50Cor Sth " Grant
23l 2d NV, m /, 9r. % 80 NV, Ar Is 90
1924 7 NV, mi, Or. 20 30 2 Scott ave NV, 7r 10 90
lfS3 9th NV, j. 2i4 iIS NV, lst fir
1910 Columbia ST IG04 n j ave nw,6r IA 90
NV, m i, ST.. IS S01235 sw, 6r...... IL 80
1sze 9th NV, mi, 1r - so 3l4 18th sw Or. IA 90
45l 1st Sc, IN l. 7r. 81 50,l2?l ID sw 5I..... IL 80
2i3 Be, IN /, 7r.. q 90 3i6 J4th sw, 5r... lS 50
1901 B ne, IN /, n 20 427ii Grant ay nw,5r l3 30
SC5 Fla ay NV, mi, 633 L Sc, 5r........ IL 80
Gr..-.,.-..--.... 20 406 l. Sc, Dr. II 30
1921 llth mir 20 30 8 Scott NV, or. u -
1894 Madison ST Is G NV. 5r.. ..... u 90
m i, 6F........ 90 80 533 9th ne, 4r...... II 30
Cor 9th and f NV, up-.i336 b ne, 5r...... II 90
furnished rooms lG03 llth me- or. .... 10 %
lsi3 5th ST NV,
mi, Or, ...--..-, 70 90
STORES.
SIS 9th NV, store 1873 14th st NV. SIS 90
and dwlg, cir. $500 00I3SaO 9TH st NV. 10
S0' 9Th ST nw... - OO
STABLES.
los Diapers alley fi326 18th NV, shop
sw...............s SIS 90 and stable. $40 90
Rear 1913 18th NV 10 % Rear 3l9 nw.... 10 20
A S CAYWooD, 933 9th ST. NV.
Rooms in flats cor. 18Th and q NV.
sos 18Th NV, % r. and stable. E. S65.OO
1916 Q St NV, T. and stable. $3.50
430 II st. sw., 6 r.. =. =. :. 49,. 1900
243G Sth NV, T.. =. =. =. 1890
252S i NV, Z r. =. :. =. 1900
1928 2Sth NV, r.. e. -. =. $50
1909 2Sth NV, large hall. =. :. 1900
1901 9th NV, IL r.. :. :. :. =. =. $3.50
123 K NV, r. :. :. =. :. =. :. % so
1913 Marion, 6r.. =. =. :. :. :. :. $500
1925 n NV, 8 r.. =. =. =. =. =. =. 3O50
25l0 i st. NV, r.. =. =. :. :. 1870
l527-29-31 27th NV, l.. =. =. =. 800
1892 3lst NV, 4 r.. =. =. :. -. 900
BY ]. ID. SULLIVAN,
au10-1w Corner 18th and G NV.
S1OO-l222 ID St NV; Tor. brick; a.
M l. c. T. YODER, ,6l5 L st NV
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S1OO-l222 st. NV; l5-r. brick; a
NJ i. C. T. YODER, 6l5 st. NV
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PI.A SrNaERs Attention--Al

members of Plasterers' Assembly, 1914,
K. OF L., are hereby notified 10 attend the
next regular meeting or the Assembly, on
Monday evening, August IL, 1895, at 7:30
O'Clock, for the purpose OF being measured
for Labor Day uniform. BY order of
Labor Day Committee. au1 1-2t.m&e
PAINTERS, Attention.-There will
be special meeting of L. A. 1898, K.
of l., Friday evening at O'Clock 10 pre-
pare for Labor Day. BY order of Assembly.
Aug SIT.
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One Cent r57p R5a
No advertisement less than 10o.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATTENTIoN Bricklayers-

A INTENTION Bricklayers-There VIII
be a special meeting August 12, 1895,
at O'Clock p. M. at hail, 7th and L SITS
NV. To make arrangements for Labor Day
parade. By order VIM. A. MAGHUN,
Pres, C. c. HESSLER, Rec. Sec. 6u11-3t
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KEEP steppin'" We make ''timeS"
great deal better than they really
are by selling elegant suits, custom made,
the "least bit" worn, at figure that'H
keep you cool JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
6l9 ID st. NV.
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]. T. WALKER SONS, 2o4 10th St NV,
carpet lining, feits, fire brick and clay,
asbestos, paints, brushes. lime. cement. two
and three-piy roofing material. apr2l TT
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If you have rheumatism or neuralgia
inquire abeutV iilette's Oils.Dfugglsts'.
1y12-1mo
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HELP FREE-Mrs. L. c. Moore, goo
G st. NV. au9-5t
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MIME. ESTELLE tells all the
events of life in German and English;
hours, a. m to 10 p. M; 2S anc SO
cents; cures all cases OF running or Dry
sores e13 10Th st. NV je291m
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''Find the Latest In The Evening
Ttmesi"
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WASTED-ROOMS.
WANTED BOARDERS.

COUNTRY Board-DeIightful. shady
farm; fruit and vegetables; near Over
look Inn. Mrs. BENTON, Good Hope P
O.. d. c. auI0-3t
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TTATIoN CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS
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FOR RENT-IsO4 NJ ST., new 12r.
brick; electric bell; heated by hot water;
a. m. L.; $40. By j. ID. SULLIVAN, 18th
and G SITS. NV au10-7t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS-

FOR RRENT-Threeunfu rooms; whole
second floor; heat, gas, and bath; 50
per mo. 6i5 Acker ST Ne. aul2-3t
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FOR RENT-e11 1st ST NV, new
3-story Or. brick; a. mi; $50. BY
J. D. SULLIVAN, Cor. 18th and G SIS NV.
au10-7t
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THE % DAYS" CURE For men,
This remedy cures in s days or no
charge Consultation free. DIR. MCKEE
HAN, 716 18TH st. NV. jy16-lmo
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S32.5o-3l4t to 320N. @. ave. Sc; Or,
q. m l.; new.
G. T. YoDER, els st. NV.
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FOR RENT-House 22o4 ST. NV;
7r., gas, water; key at o'Callaghan's
grocery store, No 200 / ST. NV. au6-l4t
FOR RENT-6S ID ST. he: oil mod
ern improvements; rooms ard hath;
concrete cellar; $22. 80 per month. au11-3
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MnaE. BROOKE tells ali the events
of life; all business confidential; ladies'
and gentlemen, 90 cents each; hours, a.
m. TO 8 D. m. sos New York avenue
northwest, neeF Sixth street au7-14t
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THE Wonderful Remedy. Cancers
cured without knife, pain, or pay
until cured; also carbuncles, piles, dropsy,
by Prof. MARTIN RILEY, 467 Pa ave.
NV au5- 1mo
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BOOKS ARE ALWAYS OPEN

to the inspection Of the public. In fact,
we desire thorough investigation of our
business by every customer. Our clients
have all the advantage of our experience,
and as the interests in the success of the
investments are identical, they are sure to
receive the care and attention that are the
elements Of success in speculative ven-
lures. We receive discretionary accounts
Of SIS and upwards, and give the same at
tention to small investors as we do the eli
ent who buys thousand shares day. An
investment with us of $25 will bring you
STEADY INCOME the first of every
month Of from 81 90 to $500 in dividends.
Write to us for further information as
we are always glad to correspond with in
vestors and advise them. Call on us when
in the city. We loan money on Stocks,
Real Estate, city or country, and also on
Personal Property. We also do general
banking business. We deal in Stocks,
Bonds, Wheat, Cotton, and all commodi.
ties dealt in on all exchanges in the world.
Commission 1-16. If you want to receive
a steady, guaranteed income, write to us
at once. We can assure the public we new
er make statement unless we can prove
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firm is reliable, then go ahead. We are al
ways ready to answer questions in regard
to our investment business. We are anx.
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lTo BE CONTINUED
New Books.

"Danvis Folks" is the title of book
that is in every sense a Vermont book, as
it is written by Vermonter (Rowland E.
Robinson, author OF vermont in the
Commonwealth series) and about Ver-
monters two or three generations ago,and
Mr.. Houghton of its publishers (Hough-
ton, Miffiin & Co.. lis VermoDter by birth
and these facts are sufficient to make it a
book of exceptional interest to all who
furthermore, it is better than the "ordi-
nary" in getting ones attention and keep
ing it to the end. Yankee shrewdness and
wit is brought out at "paring bees, wolf
and fox hunts, June trainings" or what
ever else these Danvis folks gave their at
tention to, and tho the dialect may seem
to be over drawn to present. day folks,yet
altogether the book impresses us as
faithful portrayal OF life as it was, and
there Isl the same delightful, fresh,
"woodsy" aroma about it that prevailed
the stories our grandmother used to tell
us.
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett holds a
charmed pen for old and young alike and
her last volume, just issued BY scribner's
Sons, has added attraction for readers
of Little Lord Fauntleroy inasmuch as
we are here told elbow the Little Lord Oc-
Cured" The book takes its title, "Picci-
no." from the first story, which is a two.
days. experience of an Italian beggar-a
little boy of bewildering beauty-while
living in splendor with Lady Aileen. NThe
Captains Youngest is a smart and ten
der little story, such as does us all good to
read. These, with a story Of "a Kitten
and It's Mistress" make volume of 200
pages beautifully bound, and embellished
with illustrations by Reginald u. Birch,
such as will delight the heart of any child
that is SO fortunate as to possess it. Price,
s1.5O.
From the same publishing house we
have another volume that attracts the at
tention by it's bindings in green, gold and
black and the appropriateness OF the COW
er designs. The title is "Pomona's Tray
els" It is our old Pomona OF Rudder
Grange, and Frank Stockton represents
her here as married and travelling in Eng
land. The book is made up OF letters writ
ten to her former mistress, giving distinct
and correct idea of England, also proving
that Pomona has the same amusing facul-
ty of getting into difficulties and out as OF
old. Her adventures have the same odd
mixture of the likely and the unlikely
that characterizes all OF Mr.. Stockton's
stories. 1t lie generously illustrated by A.
B. Frost. Price, ~.
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his wounded boy, for there lay gallant
Schramm, blind to their solicitude,
deaf to any word of cheer.
81 think we can bring him round in
few days Of quiet here" said DR..
French, "but quiet we must have"
well, sir said the colonel, decided
ly, 1--WE don't leave here until you do.
There are mother and sisters hunger
ing at home to get at Perry, but
neither my boy nor can turn back
on soldier like Schramm. Let me
know just what he needs, and every
cent we've got is at your service"
sit is serious fever, fear, said
the doctor, "but what he needs most
now is absolute ,repose. We've got to
guard him against disturbance of any
kind"
do you mean he can't be moved at
all, doctor?' asked a man who, with
one or two other civilians, had entered
sthe Enclosure despite the efforts of the
corral-master, who, positive at first in
his refusal, had stepped back be-
wildered at sight of formidable pa
per.
Certainly" said DR.. French, short
ly, with the who are you" expression
that comes into the faces of the roost
even-tempered of men when disturbed
in the midst of their duties.
Then we've simply got to camp
here till he can be - me and my
party"
"You have? I'd like to know why"
"'Cause ! don't mean to lose my po-
sition through losing him. Here's my
warrant. That mans wanted for the
Minden robbery"
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iuncc--Jo1iy my mara xuplcy you
ever heard Of" And Thornton, unable
at the moment to speak a word,
grasped and shook the doctors hand,
bowed his gray head and passed him by.
There's meeting that would dis
arm the cynicism Of Carlyle" said the
doctor, an instant later, though both
men turned their backs and looked
away, for under the lifted curtain Of
his trundling litter Perry had peeped
and seen his fathers face-the father
whom he had supposed two thousand
miles away.
just before noon that day, under the
doctors careful supervision, the
wounded were being lifted from the
wagons and borne beneath the canvas
flies stretched for them in the coolest
and breeziest part Of the quartermas-
tors guarded coral. Perry, boy like,
had insisted on scrambling out on his
feet, partly to show how lively he was,
partly that he might be close at hand
when there was borne with measured
tread and gentle hands the PROSTATE
form of trooper whose flushed face
and twitching hands and glittering
eyes proved him to be in the clutch Of
burning fever. About his litter, anxiety
in every look, lowered the colonel and
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-24
HOPKINS AND HIS HAIR.
Wearing His Hat Put One Mans Locks II
Peril.

ferlis
"No wonder we get bald while we
Ire young" remarked Hopkins to a
group Of friends who had met in the
Dffice of one of their number. There's
Misunderstanding to man at a
lesk-"rll bet his hat hasn't been off
his head to-day
''That's right, said Whitaker, cheer
fully. II put it on at seven, when
eft home this morning, and ate my
lunch down town with it on, and it's
beginning to feel as if had brick in
it, too"
why do you wear it in the Officer"
asked one of the boys.
O"Habit, that's all. l feel more at
home with it on. However, I might as
we'll take it off now and give my head
q rest"
He removed it suddenly and batch
Of letters fell to the floor. He stared
at them moment, as if he could not
quite comprehend what they were do
ing there; then he laughed, but rather
family.
"My wife gave them to me to mail
this morning. They are to invite some
Of her lady friends to five o'clock tea,
Or something, tomorrow afternoon.
Say, boys, I'll put special delivery
stamp on each blessed one, and they'll
be in time"
you'll be bald, just the same, old
boy" said Hopkins, maliciously.-De-
roit Free Press.
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CosmopoIitan Magazine.

In reviewing the January Cosmopolitan
one is impressed afresh by the subscription
price, $3.50 a year. Its large circulation
takes publication Of merit to win such q
circulation. In the "Great Passions OF
History nseries, Ouida writes of "Paolo and
Francesca" and to it is given the place Of
honor. Then follows biographical pa
per with "Pasteur''-a man famous In the
medical world for its subject. "The Ca
thedrals OF France" and "The Bamboo"
are both interesting alike for their illus.
trations and text. Mr.. Howells' story,"A
Parting and Meeting" foreshadows the
parting as the hero espouses the Shaker
belief. Albion Tourgu continues his
"Story Of q Thousand" and w Clark RUS
sell contributes the first chapters Of "a
Three Stranded Yarn"
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Making Il Serious.

He had fingered at the gate in the
enhancing presence of the girl who is
all the world to him. Her father had
slammed the front shutters several
times, but in vain. At last she MUIR
INJURED:
Herbert"
what is it?"
"You have said good night several
times"
"Why-er-so / have"
II want to trust you-but ! can't
help wondering whether you mean
ether things you say to me any more
than you do that Washington Star.
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4 GOLD DOLLAR

We do safe, conservative, cooperative
investment business, risking our own cap
hal as well as our customers, and divid-
inc the profits equitably, for as yet we
have never had loss in our co. operative
branch, during any month. We claim
that we can prove the assertion that we
ran nav from TEN to FIFTY PER CENT
AYEAR, and conduct the business with
tbe most strict integrity. Now what is
the use Of the laboring man, clerk or farm
er receiving only four or six per cent OF
his s25 or $50 or S100 when 10 or more per
cent can be easily realized by investing
with reliable firm whose
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-24

Albert H. Tuttle, prominent citi-
zen of Rutland, died last Saturday
evening.
Lydia A. Stevenson of st. Adams
was arrested Sunday, charged with
performing criminal operation ON
M. Estelle Houghton of Swanton
which resulted in abortion and caused
the death of the girl, who had previ-
ously borne good reputation. Mrs.
Stevenson was placed under 5000 bail
only few days before for another
case of abortion.
Miss Clara Chedel of Woodstock in
looking over ancient documents re-
Gently came across the following note,
which was given to her grandfather
over a century ago:
PoMFRET, December, 80, 1874.
For value received | promise to pay
Asa Chedel the sum of one pound,
eighteen shillings and nine pence, Jaw
full money, to be paid in neat stock, by
first day of March next. AS witnesst
my hand.
" W Il
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A Household Treasure.

D. W.Fuller of Canajoharie, NY ;, says that
he always keeps DR.. Kings New Discovery in
the house and his family has always found
that the very best results follow its use; that
he would not be without it, if procurable. G.
A. Dykeman, druggist, Catskill, N. T., says
that Dr. Kings sgnsS New s:t i
in his family for eight years, and it has never
tailed to do what is claimed for it. Why not
fry remedy SO long tried and tested. Trial
bottles 10c. at Drew & Leonard's drug store.
Regular size, Doc. and 81
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-24

Mr.. j. A. Scriven, prominent manu-
facturer of IS East 45th St., New York
City, purchased bottle Of Chamberlains
Cough Remedy from Druggist H. H. Lane,
Peeksklll, N. Y. Such good results fol-
lowed its use that he sent back to Mr..
Lane for two bottles more of the same
remedy. Those who give this medicine a
triel are seldom satisfied with any other
when again in need OF such preparation.
1t is uDequalled for coughs and colds. For
sale by M. j. Sargent & Son, and e. e.
Evans & Co.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-24

The undersigned. having been appointed by the
missioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate OF
Ira p. Adams, late Of Royalton In said Dist.
deceased. and all claims exhibited In offset there
to. hereby give notice THAI will meet for the
poses aforesaid at the office Of VIM. Skinner In said
Royalton on the 9th day of March and 9Th day Of
July next from o'clock p. M until 4lo'clock r.. M,
of said DAYS and that six months from
the 18th day of Jan. A. D., 1895 is the time limit
ed by said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated this 10th day OF January "A. D. 1895.
DAVID C.i STEARNS( Commits
GEORGE A. LAIRD{ sioners. liz
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SYLvANUs LAMB.


As remedy for all forms of Headache,
ElectriclBitters has proved to be the very
best. 1t effects a permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to
its influence. We urge all who are afflicted,
to procure bottle and give this remedy fair
trial. In cases of habitual constipation, Elec-
the bowels, and few cases long resist the use
of this medicine. Try it once. Large bottles
only Soc. at Drew g. Leonard's drug store.