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Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

ouf benz tObten geii6t, Sbre Rube 1T f6redz
li6. Nber tie fd6rt fDrt: .
Die 9tamdnten purben aufqe6oben unb
auf bus geitea gelegt, gerube TO-, ME i9 fe
gefunben bate. sic poute aus benz 0au7e
emit 6lipfen, ipie ie Tagte, ais fe ft9 metner
Gegentpart in Der 8i6Giot6ef ertnnerte. Oas
Oeffnen Der Sbiir erpefte mid. sic muBte
porten. sic Der tedte 1i6 btnter elmer S6iire
in benz Tlur, Damn ergrtff ie cine f9red>
li9e Neugier. Sic muBte Ieben, ob tire Ser
rim mtrtlt9 tObt mar.
O6ne @erduf9 fam tie berab. Gs fpuren
bieGe Sreppen, fdgte iie. Die S6iir mar 6alb
gu, ais fe fe errei6te. Sin letter @8auer
iiberltef iie, als ite Ti9 ii6er ben S0rper
beugte in Der eriten furAt6aren Mngit bor
Gntpefung. SnTtinttib Dffnete ie ben0riider
unb i9loB 6ann Die S9iir.
Die Mdffe2
sic bate fie aus Der Wunbe 9e5oger,
Iorgfdltig bds Slut abgepiT6t unb tpieber
in Die braunen 5lebten metner armen tobten
5rau 5u~riiGgetedt. 0a mar iie,
9a8 mar ba5 f9redli6e 8efenntntB.
Stanage unb tA paren itumm Dor Staunen,
Sine rbr irgen0tpo i'm 6au1e f9lGgt bier,
S9 bin ni4t Finger Der beargpDbnte Ser
BREEDER, mir BADEN DEN MtDrOer!
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

Me6r3abl Der Gepublifaner %uufgepOrfen,
Den bon berf9iebenen @eiten an i'm geri6@
teten Mufforberungen, Reeb ben Gorile i'm
tinftigen MbgeOrDnetenbaufe freitig gu
MAIDEN, gegenii6er, berbielt er ii9 bi5ber abs
le6nenb, er tpirb aber bur9 ben jebt iber
ben fir un6eitegbar gebaltenen ReeO errunz
genen Sriumpb Mut6 betommen bqben,
ober, ipenn es i6m an benz nt9t gefeDlt bat,
aus Ieiner Geferpe etpas berpOrtretsn,
Wenn aber &eeb Bel Der Spre4eripoGl ge=
I9Gagen tpirb, bann fam er fi6 ais YrGii=
bentf3aftstanbibat Douen0s b~egra6en loiz
fen
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

Mit @rzG5ar &eeb's borgeitriger glie6er=
lage Bel Dem 8erIu6e, bic &epublttaner In
!9auie ale unter ietnen 0ut gu bringen, 5at
es cine ~befDnbere 8~etpanbtniB unb tarn Die
1elbe alS Elm 8Dr1piel gu benz 9aupttampfe
BET benz es fi6 I'm Die 8unbesprd1ibentz
13dft ban0elt, betra9tet perben. Heeb 6at
btsber INNER fir ben e~tn5igen 8etperbe1
Inn ben @oriiB i'm nd6ften Mbgeorbnetenz
baufe gegolten, 6as ia 1etner 3uIammen=
feBung ra9 iibertpiegenb republifani19 I'll
nno mod fetner feiner dlteren 9artei4enof=
fen i'm 9aufe bat es gepagt, inn biefe G6re
1tretttg gu MAIDEN. SSn i%iingiter 3eit a6er
TT tbm Elm gefd6rIi6er IebenbubIer in Der
Berfon ietnes &DlIegen @opfins %eritanoen.
9oPttns geb0rt benz 6auIe, alS 8ertreter
Dss 5. t1inOtiif6en 8e3irfs, 16on felt Dem
~. @DngreB an, beenbet alIo nit benz iebiz
gen I'M NGr3 bie1es Sa6res fetnen ~fiinften
5fpel1dbrtgen Nmt8termin unb 1T 1eben
JteeD Wtt9lteo oes 6auSfinan3a1sI6uffes
poer Aus14u1es fir MitteG unb 0eQe.
SaS benefit feline Sii8tigfeit, BERN oieIer
tp1d9tt9ite AuSf6uB beS 6auIes feBt fi6
1tetS aus ben fd6igIten, ~routtntrte1ten Bar
iomentortern unb IeitungsfGbigften Qrbetz
tern 3u1ammen. 9optins, Der in Quroru
DE @OOofotur %betreibt, tft 48 Sabre ait, lit
alp nod Inn iieben Sabre finger ols g}sso,
Der Tim ou3 i'm 9auIe UNI re1n SATIRE
porous TT, 1tebt aGiO gerabe in benz re6ten
@iter, nm bo5 re4te Teuer in ben 9am5f
mit3ubrin9en.
Sn ben &dmpfen, beren @6auploB IN
Den leBten @O4en bus Nbgeoroneten6oug
mGr, bat 9oPtins cine beroorfte6enbe aoue
9elP'eIt, unO borgeitern bat er fi6 gum
5n3rsr Der IN t6rer l1nterftiBuno Der Reebz
19eH Gtnan5Politit i4pontenb qeporbener
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

49, On Der BON Der dgbptii6en &egierunQ
al18gei@riebenen G%oncurren5 fir ben 2au
be5 neuen MuIeums in &airD baben ft9 Die
6erp~orragenbiten Nr6itetten aler 2dnoer
bet6eiligt. Die BON Der &egierung ernannte
eSS11rD Deficit aus ben 9elegtrten Der @robz
mGbte in Der Ggpptif3en S9ulbenberpal=
tung, aus 1ieben Mttgliebern Der or9Gpz
logif6en Gommiffion unb bier in Ggbpti=
I9en @taatsbieniten ftebenben Qr9iteften.
Sen 8oriiB Der SurD fiibrt Der Gspptij@e
l1nterrt9tsminifer Satrt Baf9a. Ser erfte
8ret5 betrG9t $500 ST., Die bier foIgenber
8reiIe be3iffern fi6 5ufammen auf 1O,4O0
Sr. Die GDncurren5 pirb am 1. Mdr3 1895
geT3loHen. Sn benz neuen MtuIeum IoQelr
Die gegentpGrttg in benz 9aremspalaite BON
9i3eb ousgeIteIten Mltertbiimer, Die baz
tarntlt4 BON bpbem culturbtitOri59en
WertRe 3tnb, untergebra9t tperben.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

- Guatemala pirb ft9 tief bemiitbigen
miifen, tpenn es benz &rtege aus benz @ege
geben min, ben Merifo i6m NIT aIer @epalt
a~uf5pingen min. grdfibent 9ta3 1GBt burd
Tcinen Miniiter bes Nusndrtigen berfiinben,
es fet nit Der NusiD6nung nod Iunse nt3t
10 tpett, baB Der Srtebe geii6ert erf6eine.
9ie BON MeritO beanipru4te @ren3e bat
Guatemala %5ugeftanben unO fhb au9 CUR
GntIddbigung Der M}eritaner fir gebabte
Nuslagen bereit ertldrt, limb bod raTelt
Porfirto 9ta3 mod nit benz @Gbel, 9a
tptrb prGftbent 8arrios UNI neue 3uge tdnbz
nif5e berlegen fem.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16
Mfe tpfr Sratt fftts.

Dab bic 9erren 8antters bic iing1te
@olbflemme Der Regierung auf DEM Sc
niIen BADEN, bat Der ppn benz prdIibenten
Glebelan6 nit Belmont unb Morga1 etn=
gegangene @ertrag i9lagenb bargetban,
Denn iett befen Nbi6IuB bat bic @oGbob=
fubr fat gdn5li4 aufgebOrt unb Dem 8lnz
OeSi6aB pirD 10 gut nie gar fem Sob
mebr ent3pgen. Die 8antiers BADEN aIiO
ibr benz Prdi0enten gegebenes @ort 9ez
6alten. Sbun ie bas AUDI ferner np3,
unb bort bamit Der 0erfauf ameritani{9 er
Si9erbetten auf, 10 tpirb Der &iidfebr DeS
@ertrauenS nt9ts mebr i'm Mege iteben,
unb bic 6anbel5z unb geperbli9e 5bdttgz
felt beS Qanbes tpirb Ii9 tpieber rubtg unb
erIprieBli9 enttpideln t0nnen, SIN Der Oerz
gd1genen Wo9e bat tie fu3 3temli6 abparz
tend berbalten, tpie Der @efammtumTab i'm
Qanbe BON MIR 824 1 p MtIionen bepeiif.
@egen bic entIpre9enbe Mo9e Des 8prz
iubres ma6t baS 3par INNER nod eine:1
9epinn BON 5 p. g., a6er mas min baS gez
geniiber benz i9le9ten @el9Gftsgange DeS
borigen Minters b%eIagen! Sebr itDrer0 bat
in Dergangener @O4e bas befttge @3nee=
petter i'm @eften bes 2anOes ouf ben Ser
febr etngepirtt, un0 auf mdn4en 8abnen
tit Der @iiterOertebr fait bOlitdnOig sum
@ttGtanD gefommen, SnfOlge beiien baber
ii9 audi bur6 Die Derminberte 3uFubr Die
Prei1e BON etn5elnen 8obener5eugniher
etpas gebOben, mas aber i'm Sanger &C.
nOmmen nibt BON 8eheutung 1T. 8Dben=
er3eugnt1e finb inner nod biel gu niebriQ
i'm Pretfe unb Der Sabrttbetrieb no9 langt
ni9t Iebbaft genug, UNI auf ben GeTammt=
um1dB einen mertli6en @tnbrud gu ma9sn
Ote 3abl Der 8anterotte 1T be6eutenb ab=
gefallen, BON 1913 in Der OoriGbrigea 9let9-
lauferoen @o9e auf 270,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

- @tellei4t gelangt beute i'm 8unbes=
ienot Der 9ausbei6IuB fir Nbf4uffung bes
3uT6Iags5O1s BON 1 10 Gent auf 3uder aus
fol6sm 2dnbern, tpeG9e MusfubrprGmier
be3ablen, our @~erbanblung, 9rOBe Nus:
fi3t auf &nnabme bat Die 8orGage nt9t, Dc
fe an @lOrt4, @banbler, Srpe unO beren Sc.
iinnungsgenOiien aus Dem Sften gef4pDren'
sEei1he bot.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

Scr 9inefif4e 9oifer bat benz @t8ez
fOntg 2iz9ung>Sf4ang Die gelbe Sade miez
Der ange5ogen unb Die Pfauenfeber tpieber
auf ben 9ut geitedt, bamit er ft9 tanOesgez
mGB benz &aiier BON Sapan bOrftelen tOnne.
Ser pirb Die p%fauenfeber ul1b bic geIbe
Sade nit bemfelben SntereKe betra4ten, pie
Die ibm aGs &riegstrOpbden gef6idten Stint
t0pfe unb ft9 bann iiber feline Stege nt3t
me6r tpunDern.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

- Sn 8rOOflpn tbeilt bic 9ranbiurp no9
beiben @eiten @ere6tigteit aus, @egen
11ebertretung bes GeieBes, tpeI4es es bel
einidbrtger GefdngntBftrafe unO 500 DBL
lars @eGbbuBe etnem 8rotberrn Derbtetet,
feinen Arbetter gu n1ebr als 8ebnitiinbtger
@rbeit beg Sages gu 3~tpingen, purbe Der
Brdftbent Der %borttgen u&tlantic 8ailpap"
Norton unb Der 8etriebsbirettor Quinn in
NntGagetanO beriebt, unb tpegen 8ef4G6t@
gung bes @igentbums biefer Gele1i4aft i'm
i%iingften @trett 27 ebemaGtge MngeiteGIte,
Mtr poGten Ii fe6en, Db audi betm Bro5eB
nit glei@em MaBe gemefen tptrb.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

@er Qtrbeiter trgenb peI9er Dirt brau9t,
Ser ibide cine Nn3etge an bas NbenbbIatt,
Breis 10 Gents, tpenn ni6t mebr als IL
@0rter, ieoes tpettere @ort l Gent.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16
-Sn ct. 2ouis finb @erGarDte in Der

SIN ct. 2ouis finb @erlar0te in Der
Sriib bes geitrigen SreitagmOrgens in Die
Expedition bes 81. g, @,z@t9s she Srue
&merican" eingebrungen unb BADEN it9 nit
9epalt in ben 8eiib Der NbOnnentenliite ge@
Iebt. SIS 1T bas cine Iebr brutaIe &f>
tpeife, Die uuf bic @egner Der u, g, M,=8anbe
Elm Iebr f6Gehtes 9t9t tpirft unb ba ii9 Der
@4aben pteber erfeBen ldBt, niAts niiBt,
8ieqeiAt bat itb aber au6 Die Expedition
Die 2titen nur itebIen Gafen, mas bann
ibrerfeits pieber cine Ie9r f4muBige &fz
tpeife pdre.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

= Sn Miffourt 1T nod bic @erffeigeruno
bon 2anOfrei4ern CUR ArbeitsIeitung ge=
Ietlt3 i'm S@pange. Sin 9efeb, bas Del
bortige @tadtsfenat annabm, fO1 benz I'm
fug Elm GnOe MAIDEN unb nur mod Die Gin
fperrung Der 8agabunben 9eitatten.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

Mbonnirt auf baS %QIbenbblatt. grei5
l Sent per Summer, 6 Gents per @o6c.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16
Union pofeneer Station.
lyyGnnSyIVdnid LINES.
mS., 0onaI= uu0 WaSifonsetT.

GtdetsDfTces: Sin Der Station, in PAS 9. GIorh
GtroBs, Gde SodIpn, uuo i'm NuSitpriuuIso oteL
0nrd.3i9e fabreu mie folgt nab GentrolE3eit:
s46Qli9. t3dalih. onSoenOnln1en SonMtoa9.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16
Gi4en6aRn~ &aRrpfdne.

" OfficeS: Sos. 206-2O8 GIort=StroBe, an ben
Oofle1 Ioenuc Station uu0 ant 9epot gfe Mels,
uno &insiesStraBe.
NbTnhrf Srft,uf|
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16
Baltimore & 9biOzG iieu6ahn,

9epot: @rnnS Central 8aIiooier= Stottpu. = @toht.
Office: 1913 ~Glorf=Strabe. Geiue Grtro.gerebumno
fir 3. & 8. &imiteo=3i9e.
or. abfabrt gnfunft
S S1o,a i:. sos NtIT $40 u
&lmtteb 81. ........ '1O:45 Ud 900 81
@erp Yort, @aibiugton, 9ittSbnraf ~"
get.:%.".",-...... -. 800 81 .11OO M
NaltcrtDu Accommodation ........ =" 525 Wl' 9:45 I}
NIttSbnrg. GlcneIonb, Wgeeliu9 &
goitm6n$ Grpreb. ........... 635 81 sos 81
2a9'lGet 9taQt=erpreB e. ...... ll:25 ~ 200 30
GdQlld(. / NuSQenpmmen 5DnntaQs.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

SQttt0t3 Gelatr0L.
ane btr.3gspsnben 9hae pon Der @entruI. stattOG
sbenfuas all p. StraBe, 80. gtraabe nES SnSe Bari Ss
ronnlen merocH; StfetS in Der Stobt.Offfee, 1874 shs
SiartzStrdBe, uHo tt Aubttorium-6pteL
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

AUIuDrl IaHtEnft
SR9. ----
@dueIar9 mad De5 MSo:nes ...... + 3O0M o 1850 u
Sutnots. Soma uuo 8eoriesGrpreRI 9:3Oq4i' $50 y
WtlnneopDlts. &t.W. 6 Siour GaQs.I' $3.50 81 1905 q
Solicit Accommodation -. ... = 4O5 9H- 9:450 %
Bern Accommodation. .... # 45O gt+ 9:5Om
CT. SSp. &euDeulpDrth, GauinS Gitn,
Colorado g Ieru5 GrpreB. go. 600 MI' IOOOJR
gia SStne Hddb 9clper, @ulo. Spqs.
Huebio. oia omaha & &lucollt =. . 1000 III s:1OM
Omaha. ct. pou!. 4eorlo g. 0ennerl4 1910 SIS 7:30gR
'9dglid. fAu8senommeu GDuutaQ. : Nusoenpm.
men SemItoQ. & NuSgeHpmmeu Mcutea. o9FGbrt
tGgitd alS &OfaI=3R9 bon 9cs @tolnes aHrGd.
4eortn SdIGfpnGen DirD benz Bio SFipe @auffoo
a6enbs eu9eB&n9t.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

Nbicoap, gfnG SslamO & SactHc=Sabm. -
Y Ba~IdgjersStatt0u. Uau glren.Str. Elm Blot
tlb!id bonn Yoar0 81 Grabe. &i6ct-Cftce: 1l GIorffr.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-05-24
Death of Vermont'S Greatest
Morgan.

Under date of May Sth, Mr.. Lester Fish
of Rutland writes the American Horse
Breeder that "Arstos (2.27%) one of the
very best of Morgan stations, died very
suddenly on Saturday the 4th inst. The
horse seemed perfectly well until a few
minutes before his DEATH"
The Breeder remarks, "AristOs is regis
tered as bay horse fOaled in 1870 and got
by Daniel Lambert, his dam was the great
brood mare Fanny jackson. AristOs was
good sized rangy horse and very speedy.
Ollie Woodward gave him record of 227s<
in 1876. HOrsemen who knew him well
have informed us that when standing in his
stall for weeks and hog fat, he could go
night out and tr0t quarter in 81 or 30 sec
onds to high wheels any day.
He was very dOcile, intelligent, pleas
ant tempered, level-headed horse. Aristos
is credited with "a performers in the 2.
list. The fastest trOtter by him is III. b.
WinshIp, harness record 2. 2014 and to pole
with running mate 2.06 (which stood eight
years as the fastest mile ever made by a
trotter.) Aristos is credited with seven
producing sons the best of which is Gillig
(2231S) and his daughters have produced
eight in the list the fastest of which is Reu-
bernstein (208) Ben Franklin e. 2g) is the
only son of Daniel Lambert that has equal
ed Aristos as speed perpetuator."
The only son of Aristos kept in this vi
cinity Is the handsome, pure gated, speedy
roadster, Dandy Lambert, owned by j. w.
Davis of Falrlee.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-05-24
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure Deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inflamed condition of the mu-
cous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets inflamed you have a rumblIng
sound of imperfect hearing, and when it is
entirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infiamed condition
of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. j. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
W-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-05-24
HaV0rhilI.

William Page is fast improving in
health and is able to again appear on
the street.
Mrs. Richard D. Currier has return
ed from visiting in Massachusetts and
was in Haverhill the first of the week.
Mr.. Meyer representing Laing Bros.
monograph Concert Co., gave a very
pleasing entertainment at the Academy
Hall Monday evening. His selections
were very good and seemed to please
the audience greatly. Ice cream and
cake were served during intermission.
Charles A. Kent of Bradford made
a business trip to Haverhill Tuesday
afternoon.
F. r. Wadleigh from Boston was in
town early in the week.
Mrs. John W. Merrill has recently
purchased bicvcl
Charles Hosford, who until recently
has been employed I'm the West New
bury creamery, is now running the
Haverhill creamery.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-05-24
LYME.

John S. Kent has commenced hi
new house on Union street.
A Village Improvement Society ha'
been formed, H. II. Holt, president, P
e. Fairfield, secretary; Story Melvin
treasurer; and an executive committed
of five members. Geo. w. Weymouth
Geo. W. Randlett, P. H. A. ella fin
Geo. Melvin and Isaac Perkins. The
object and aim of the society is to al.
range, lay out and improve the com
mon which has SO long been neglected.
Two hundred dollars has already been
pledged towards it.
Miss Milton is at work in the Whip
pie district and has been in the Pond
district the past two weeks.
G.. Fl. Lincoln, who has been sick
with heart disease for a number of
weeks, died Monday.
Bela Sawyer is quite sick with the
grippe.
The Y. P. S. G. E. gave social last
Wednesday evening, having the pho
nograph of Laing Bros, ice cream and
cake were served during the inter
mission.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-05-24
+. Granite State Local Items =
Piarnont.

The following is the program fol
Memorial Day. The Fred M Edgel
Post will meet at the Town Hall at IL
a. IN a procession will be Termed
headed BY the Lyme Band, will march
to the village cemetery. The Post will
decorate tine graves then the procession
will return to headquarters where .
collation. will be served by the ladies
AT / 80 procession will be formed
and march to the Congregational
church, where Rev e G Langford of
Haverhill will deliver the Grafton.
Flowers and contributions for the ta-
bles are requested to be brought in the
early part of the day to the Town Hall
School children are invited to join the
procession to the cemetery.
d. G. Cutting received telegram
Monday afternoon of the sudden death
of his sisters ,(Mrs. Stalberd) only
daugntcr at Swamrcott. Mass. Funer-
al services Thursday afternoon.
BROOK ROAD
Five persons were baptised at Davis
Pond last Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Darwin.
Mrs. E. Dennis, who was reported
sick last week, died Thursday night,
May 10th. Her sickness was short but
the call was sure, and four children
are lett who very much need moth
er's care. Deep sympathy is felt for
them bv the entire community. She
leaves, besides husband and children,
aged parents, brothers and sisters to
mourn her seemingly untimely death
Funeral was held from her late home
Sunday. Rev Mr.. Langford officiating,
Mrs. T. d. Rodiman of Springfield,
Mass, is in town visiting her mother
and other relatives
The creamery paid 10 cts for April
butter, the average test is five. Mr..
Ames is giving general satisfaction as
butter maker, and many of the "loit
sheep" are wandering back to their
own pasture.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-05-24

Tapley's "Bread Winner outwears all
other shoes.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-05-24
OrfOrdVillo.

Mrs. Jane Cushman and her sister
Miss Clough of Boston, are visiting
in Lisbon.
Mrs. Lewis Franklin is in Lisbon foI
few days.
Mrs Bean is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Wilcox.
Mrs. Colby is at Alvah KimbalPs.
Mr.. Sylvester Bloode and wife visit
ed in Lebanon a short time ago.
Alex Dryer is visiting at Harry
Morrison's.
Two deer crossed the road between
Cushman Bros. and Pebbles e. Blod-
gett's Sunday morning.
Ida Bailey is at work for Mrs. Frank
lin for few days.
Mr.. B. f. Niles went to Enfield to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Henry Gage
the first of the week.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-05-24
Oxford.

Oxford has had to part with another
of its old citizens, Mrs. Susan StinsOn
Conant, wife of Mr.. Horace II. Co.
nant, died Saturday afternoon, May IS.
She had been in feeble health for a
number of months, so that her death
for a number of weeks had been ex-
pected. She was born in Greensboro,
VT, in 1914, was married in 1841. She
and her husband came to Oxford in
1916. They have had four children,
one daughter who died In her child
hood, and three sons, two of whom are
in business in Providence, r. L., and
one in Boston. Mrs. Conant has been
more or less confined to her home for
year or two, owing to her increasing
infirmities, but she looked forward TO
her departure with confidence and res
ignation. and in full possession of all
her faculties until very near the end.
She had been member of the Or
ford Congregational church since 1047
and always had hearty interest in It's
work. She was one of ten children,
her brother, Joel G. Stinson of Nor
witch, Vt, being the last member of
the family.
The remains OF Thomas B. Mann of
Elizabeth, N. j., were brought here
May 18th for burial, aged 81 years.
Wednesday A. F., H. S. and VIM. r.
Conant came to town on the night train
to see their sick mother, who died Sat-
urday.
Mr.. I'll. H. Conant and three sons, A.
F., Ii. S and VIM r., wish to thank
their neighbors and friends for their
great kindness and sympathy extended
to them at the sickness, death and
burial of Mrs. Susan S. Conant, wife
and mother.
Charlie Leslie has gone to Airing
ton, Mass, to work at his trade.
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North Haverhill.

Mamie Chandler visited at j.
Dealand's Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas Fisher and Mary return
ed from Boston last Wednesday.
Mrs A. G. Weeks from Marlboro
Mass, is visiting at E. r. Weeks.
G. j. Aver was in town Tuesday.
The Sheppard Family gave one Of
their pleasing entertainments at Tow
Hall Tuesday evening.
Miss Lora Hobbs returned from
Marlboro, Mass, last Tuesday.
Prof. Haley's dance at Town Hal
the 18th was a grand success abou
forty couples being present.
H. w. Reyes came from Boston las
Thursday.
Mrs. Eliza Wetherbee called OF
friends here this week.
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Win Brooks, who recently moved
on to the 5 p Blake farm, had the
misfortune to break his leg while
loading lumber at the station. DR.. III.
II Watson attends him.
Rev G nj Howard, wife and son
Of Lillleton were the guests this week
at Rev. M. Towards.
Ezra Morse cut his leg Monday
while unloading lumber at the station,
but is able to be out.
The BIC, Gle craze has reached East
Haverhill and many of our young men
and maidens ride daily, two of our
teachers go to and from school on their
wheels Everett Smith rides new
Victor purchased of g. Pierce who has
sold over twenty this spring.
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S6S9,79O Oh
LIABILITIES.
Knights of the Maccabees.

The State Commander writes us from
Lincoln, Neb., as follows: after irving
other medicines, for what seemed to be a
very obstinate cough in our two children.
we tried DR.. Kings New Discovery and at
the end of two days the cough entirely left
them. We will not be without it hereafter.
as our experience proves that it cures when
all other remedies fail"-Signed f. w.
Stevens, State Com.-Why not give this
great medicine a trial, as it is guaranteed
and trial bottles are free at A. T. CLARKR's
drug store. Regular size SOC. and S1.OO.
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Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life AWAY

Is the truthful, startling title OF book about
MOTTO BAG, the harmless, guaranteed tobac-
co habit cure that braces up nicotinzeo
nerves, eliminates the nicotine poison, makes
weak men gain strength, vigor and man
hood. You run no physical or financial risk
as No-To-Bac is sold by Alonzo L. Clarke
under guarantee to cure or money refund
ed Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
Co., New York or Chicago.
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East HayerhilI.

G.. w. Richardson is having his store
painted.
Mrs. Flora Cutting of Barre, VT,
visited at A. w. Smiths last week.
Mrs. L. Morrill, has been at Nc.
Indoes, VT, to settle her husbands es-
tate.
Nat Westgate Post G.. A. r. will at
tend service Sunday at the NJ. K.
church, Rev. M. Howard will have
charge of the service assisted by Rev.
G.. r.. Locke.
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ROLF 90 ZANE,
TO LET.

Business property. los; market street. now o..
cuplod by Kimberly L Davis the best feed soa
stand In the city.
Business property. store aud dwelling. a: 1917
Main street.
Business property. store and dwelling. at sis
Chapline street
Modern 9.roomed residence at ia s. Front 81.
Modern g-roomcd residence. IS Sixteenth St
Modern i0-roonet house, with 70 acres %.
ground. at Tiltouyille. six miles north OF Mar.
inns Ferry, on lines OF c. & P. and Wheeling <
Lake Erie railroads Many trains each way
every day. Delightful location.
S-roomed modern dwelling. 10l Fourteenth s..
s-roomed dwelling on motor line few min.
utes' ride from the city.
9-roomed dwelling. modern, South Front ST.
I-roomed dwelling. modern Ii Fourteenth s.,
Firsi.clnss 6-roomed house. with bath, etc., -
South Huron street ri f.-.'I -
6-roomcd dwelling. 27is ch.plIue street so
5roouicd dwelling, BIS Eof street
5-roomed dwelling. 2S05 Woods street
4-roomcd dwelling. $500 Market street
3-roomed dwelling lo6 Virginia street. now
empty. -
5-roomed dwelling. y. Wabash st., now eupty.
Modern fiat. 1915 Chapline street
2-roomed dwelling. ll64 High street
5rooned dwelling. South Elm street
rooms. 81 ThirLeenth street