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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-04-11

Father Tekerle, German, has been
appointed project of the Vatican library
by the Pope, in place of Mgr. Carini, who
died of apoplexy a little while ago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-04-11

Beecham's pills are for bill
business, sick headache, dlz.
uness, dyspepsia, bad taste
in the mouth, heartburn, tor
pid liver, foul breath, sallow
skin, coated tongue, plmples,
loss of appetite, etc., when
caused by constipation; and
constipation is the most fire.
quent cause of all of them.
One of the most important things for
Everybody to learn is that constipation
causes more than half the sickness Ill the
world especially of women; and 1t can all
be preventcd. Go by the book, free at your
truggist's or write 3. F. AllenCo. 1906 CanaI
st., New York. Pills, 1oe and ESQ box.
Animal so los more tina n 6. 600 COO boxes.
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A Test of Art.

Critic-"Has that painting of yours
AT Work in the Fields, received any
favorab bic cOmmentS!
Artist-'A rather seedy-looking man
stopped to look at it today, and he said
it made him tired. ''-Philadelph Rec
ord
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-04-11

Manager behind the scenes)-" Pom
nv word, what tremendous success! 10
Judge from the Kisses, the house must be
crowded out!'-Eulenspiegel.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-04-11

:, 80 York has $500 physicians.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-04-11
DIR. MCNAMARA.


'Na Tx Wisconsin Street, NIL" NV =
fsALL DISEASES OF MEN 90
GOOD diseases in all its stages Thoroughly eradicatsa
Vh The system without the use OF mercury
sad yaricocela cured without cutting. Young all
r Hade-aged suffering from exhausted vna,iss,
Immature drains and the thousand Ills conseauSA'
ppeon permanent cure guaranteed; ,,.o,.n,o
Hnaok and Treatise containing valuanle lnlo5
wi on above diseases free (seae ~ in plain eh'eio
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22

Tunbridge.

Nc Hattie Jeffords goes to Lyndon
vile this week.
George L. Swan is suffering from blood
,0iSoning in bis right hand.
Miss Ina c. Emery OF Washington, DC,
oon,e Saturday to L. D. Monkeys.
Nc Jivopa Houston Of Plymouth, N.
vs." Is a guest at John M. Kibby's.
Misc Lizzie w. Hayward will spend a
,o~ ~ days this week with friends in Ran
dolph.
Ms Abbie BalIou of Fort Edward, N.
has has been guest at Aaron Houston's
The past week.
Miss Bertha L. Stearns and Harry JET.
,,,ss 90 to Port Chester, N. ", to visit
friends this week.
an Cilley and wife gave their New
yOrk friends an outing at Silver Lake,
barnard, last week.
Ma Ellen N. King, who has been in
pandolph for a few weeks, returned here
tbe first of the week.
APP. salter's right hand is nearly use
,s.. now because OF wound from rusty
nail. received last Saturday.
nauther or some other bowling dema--
rogne mas been disturbing the peace OF
those living in the Ross neighborhood
lately.
Mrs. Fl. C. Alexander and Miss Mamie
Earle who have been in Manchester, N H.,
or some months, returned here last Sat-
urday.
There are number of old soldiers going
,rom this town to Louisville, KY, next
month. H. w .Cushman will go with this
party, probably.
George Wiswell and wife OF Somerville,
Mass, and w. J. Fisher and wife OF Bos-
ton. who have been at Lester Whitney's,
returned to their homes last Saturday.
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Randolph Center.

George Morse OF Brooklyn was in town
over Sunday.
Mr.. Dewey and family OF Montpelier
are stopping with friends in town.
Mrs. J. Read Pember OF Woodstock re-
turned to Madam Pember's Sunday night.
The children OF H. c. Gilbert, with some
of their friends, spent last week in camp
at Berlin Pond.
A. A. Gilman and family visited his
brot her and friends in Stockbridge and
Pittsfeld Last week.
Dwight, son OF Frank Granger, M. D..
OF Randolph, Mass, is visiting his grand
father, Noah Granger.
Quite a delegation from this place at,
tended the Tooth anniversary OF the Cong'l
church at Williamstown.
The ladies are making efforts, through
the sale OF candy, ice cream, etc., to raise
sufficient money to complete the reservoir
built last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Smith have just
returned from a carriage trip TO bridge'
water and Weston, vt. They visited VIII
friends in Bridgewater and at Mrs .Smltn'f
uncle's, Rev. George Boynton's,in weston
game OF baseball was played Saturday
Afternoon between the Randolph Centel
team and the South Royaltons. AT tht
beginning OF the fifth inning one OF tht
visiting team was injured and the game
had to be given up, the score standing z.
to 8 in favor OF the Randolphs.
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East Randolph,

Lillian Sprague is visiting in Wood.
stock.
D. J. Camp has finished repairs on the
mill dam.
s. R. Waldo has gone to western New
York for weeks visit.
Arson Burroughs and family were over
from Randolph recently.
The bridge across the river near George
Armstrong; is being rebuilt.
E. Holden and wife of Walpole, N. H.,
visited relatives here recently.
Mrs. VIM. Ballou and friend visited
her sister, Mrs. White, Saturday.
A. w. Emefy and wife visited Dr.: and
Mrs. George e. Davenport IN Bath, n. H.,
last week.
Mrs. Susan Luce, Mintba and Frank
are attending the Advent camp meeting
at Morrisville.
Mr.. Penn has bought of Will Blood the
place on the Tunbridge road which ne
formerly occupied.
A quantity OF dirt, which has been
washed in front Of the gristm1il ana al
lowed to accumulate for years, is being
removed.
Mrs. Clara Baldwin and daughter have
gone to Boston, where they will spend 9
short time before going to their home IL
Chicago.
J. q. Sprague OF Manchester, N. H., J,
visiting his brother, F. G. Sprague, and
| friends here. He has been in poor healtf
| for the past few months but is now I'm
nrovinp
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A BIG AFFAIR.
The knights Templar Are Coming 10
Boston and the Boston Journal VIII
Write Them Up.

The knights Templar Are Cohiine w
BOSTON and the Boston Journal VIII
Write Them Up.
Tn reporting the Knights Templar Con-
clave next week the Boston Journal m
tends even to surpass its magnificent sue
cess with the Christian Endeavor conven-
ton. ,,;.h ca
many praises during Christian EndeavoT
week as did the Journal, and the demand
tor the paper taxed the utmost capacity OF
the presses. This was due to the bright
rannrts and the convenient, novel, sys-
fanatic arrangement OF the paper.
During Knights Templar week, the
journal will give the best reports. OF the
Gathering, treating It in interesting ana ans,
eomplete manner. Every day there Will
he given the handsome half-tone photo
graphic illustrations. printed oy tne
Journal alone among Boston papers, and
similar to the pictures in the best mag &
Zines. while, as on all such occasions, the
Inurnal will have exceptional, exclusive
features Of novel design. The Journal
announces that il an order is sent now
with 1E'cents enclosed, the paper VIII DC
mailed to any address throughout tne
Conclave week.
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Barnard.


Albert Trevillian and wife have re-
turned.
Walter Parkhurst Of Boston is at his
fathers.
Lewis Stafford Of Gaysville spent Sunday
IN town.
Joseph Wilson is recovering from his
sickness.
Frank Rhodes OF Bethel was in town
last week.
Will Thayer visited the Barre quarries
last week.
Mrs. Fay OF Worcester, Mass, is staying
at G. c. Aikens'.
VIM. Jewett and family have returned
to Gardner, Mass.
M. e. Savage and wife OF Bethel were
in town last week.
/ Perrin Chase, a former resident, visited
this place last week.
Remember the entertainment at the
church this evening.
j. G. Burnett OF Bethel was at H. B.
Putnam's last week.
Miss Alice Turner Of Boston is with her
friend, Angela French.
William Newcomh OF Long Island Is
visiting at H. A. Thayer's.
Miss Jennie Newton OF Lebanon, N. H.,
is spending her vacation at home.
L. Topliff and Mr.. French OF South
Woodstock were in town last week.
Nelson Howard, the veteran teamster,
is again seen on H. A. Thayer's team.
Mrs. Herbert Adams and her mother
from Hartford were in town last week.
| Mr.. Noble and party from echo
Farm" Bethel, were in town last week.
| The Sharon baseball team was beaten in
game with the Barnard nine Saturday.
Mrs. c. Marcy and w. Richardson OF
last week.
Quite large party from Randolph took
dinner at the Silver Lake House last week
Wednesday.
| George Chadwick and Charles Hathorn
and their families are camping at Enfield,
| N. H., this week.
/ A few men are prospecting for gold and
| have found quite little near the old dig
gings on Locust creek.
The ladies nj the Universalist society
meet with Miss Hattie Davis Thursday
| afternoon and evening, Aug. 18th.
Frank Fuller is confined to his bed
from the effect OF sunstroke received
early in the season. DR.. Lille is attend.
ing him.
+. l.. Townsend is putting up a new
sugarhouse. People are beginning TO
recognize the value OF this product and
are all trying to make better article.
House, barn, sawmill and acres OF land
for sale at your own price. Machinery at
mill includes circular saw, machinery for
getting out bowels and planer. will
sell new Lane latest single machine il
desired. This mill does most Of the bust
ness within radius OF ten miles. Run
ming water at house and barn: also 100
acre timber lot. wv
HENRY THAYER, Barnard, VT.
Il While turning round near the Ham
mond place, Henry Parkhurst's horse
backed over the edge OF steep bank and
Mr.. Parkhurst, the wagon and the horse
were landed so feet below. The horse
kicked itself free from the wagon and
was quietly grazing when found by somt
, ladies, who obtained assistance to. iii
Mr., Parkhurst, who was unconscious
His hip was badly bruised.
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south STAFFORD.

Mrs. Tyler OF Franklin, N. H., is at VIM
Kendall's.
Bessie Buell. is visiting her grandmoth-
er at Beebe Plain. .
Irving w. Prescott is in New YORK CITY
at Mrs. Nettie Smiths. y,
Miss Bessie Frary has been at the Aoi'
rondacks for some time.
Mrs, Irving OF Methuen, Mass, visiteo
Of VIM. Kendall's last week.
will Kendall OF South Dakota mas oeen
at his fathers for the past few weeks.
The new organ for the ball has been e,
purchased Of Mr.. Bailey OF 81. Jonnsoury'
Mrs. Nellie A. Preston was married sun
dav. August II, to George =. ray OF Snar-
on.
snowflake lodge initiated six new mem
hers Friday evening and have Two ne"
annIications for membership.
sheriff John Boswell OF Randolph was Y; 8
IN town Saturday and arresteo GURUS
,Wbitcomb for illicit traffic in hquor.
The white River Union Of Good lem en-.
nlars meet in this place Friday, angus.
81 An invitation is extended 70 all iol
tbe afternoon and evening sessions.
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stranord.

Friday. = = " :
Monday.
Mre; 8. ". Preston is visiting friends in
franklin, N. H.
Hon. Henry Reynolds Of Boston was in
town Saturday.
Rev. H. Cummings arrived from Massa-
chusetts Friday.
Miss Janette Baxter left for her home
in Boston Thursday.
A telephone has been put into the store
OF L. L. Udall this week.
George B, Hatch arrived Tuesday, Aug.
ID, from camping in Maine.
Dan Etoughton Of South Royalton was
In town the last Of the week.
CA. Jones, Fred Hazelton and Will at
tended the picnic at Sharon Friday.
George johnson came here from Bethel
on his bicycle Tuesday Of last week.
E.P. George, Lena and Ned George, Of
West Fairlee were here last Saturday.
Ben Tucker and wife and Gail Corwin OF
Chelsea were here last week Thursday.
Miss Dean Moffatt and little brother,
Victor, left town Wednesday OF last week.
Dan Udall OF Craftsbury is tearning for
his brother, l.. l.. Udall, for short time.
Edith and Ruth Barry returned to Rox-
bury, Mass, on Wednesday OF last week.
| Mrs. Florence Baxter and Laura Hatch
left Monday for few days stay at Sum
apee.
Mrs. Marcella Curtis came Wednesday
| from Northfield and is at Mrs. A. B. Car
penter's.
Miss Phebe Dow Hammond OF Hamp-
shire, ILL.,, spent Sundsy at MRS. A. 3. Car
penter's. .
A large stage coach filled with people
| from this place, was in Fairlee Friday ana
Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Crowley of Mt. Holly arrived
Saturday to visit her cousin, Mrs. A. ..
Carpenter.
Senator Morrill, and son, James, were at
the muster at Fairlee Friday, which was
Governors day.
Mrs. VIM. Rogers was called to Belcher-
town, Mass, Monday, to see her daughter
who is very sick.
Misses Marjory Carey and Jennie Me-
Duffer of TbeJford were at +. r. walkers
several days last week.
| Eleazer Baldwin and wife OF Sharon and
Miss Della Baldwin of Boston. dined with
Mrs. Amos Morrill, Tuesday OF last week
| Mr.. Lord and wife, Mrs. Adams ano
Miss Abbott, Mr.. and Miss Mowrey ano
Mr.. Carpenter, left for Rhode Island ias'
Saturday.
| Miss Ellen Woodward OF South Royal,
ton and Misses Julia and Kate Woodwaro
OF Illinois, dined with Mrs. Annie Hatcn
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw and son, who have
been the guests OF Mrs. P. I. Gardner, re-
turned to their home last week Wednes'
| day.
About thirty dollars were cleared az tns
Young peoples entertainment iast InuIs
day evening, which is to be added 10 tn'
vestry fund.
A social meeting was held in the Adven
hall Sunday in the absence OF the pastoor
who is attending the meeting al wni''
River Junction.
| Mrs. F. C. Avery, Mrs. I. B. hazelton
Misses Marion and Lena Hatcn went y
Chelsea Friday to assist IN an entertain
ment in the new townhall.
i 4 norton OF the United States troop
! from Plattsburg were here Monday night
en- route for Randolph. Col. stone wa
the guest OF Senator Morrill,.
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Blanche Clough is at e. J. Claims this
week.
Rodney j. Flint and wife visited in Wa
terbury last week.
Miss F. Jane Wellington is visiting at
Charles Woodward's.
Eta Wicker Of Vergennes is visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. F. Martin.
Alden Kinney and wife OF Royalton vis-
tied relatives here recently.
Mrs. A. ]. Wicker and granddaughter,
Blanche, are at F. F. Martins.
Mrs. G. 8. Grain and son attended camp
meeting at Mortified, Sunday.
Charles Aldrich, wife and son OF North
field spent Sunday at J. Q. McIntire's.
George Cady and family Of Mortified
visited John Peavey and E. 0. Mann last
week.
G. L. Brewster OF Mediord, Mass, and
his sister, Belle Brewster, are visiting ut
G. e. Powers
A. K. McIntlre and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. H. H. Fullam, in Brook.
field last week.
Mamie Flint OF Boston and Hattie
Thresher OF Northfeld are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. A. B. Terry.
Crit Seymour and family Of Spring field,
Mass, visited his parents, David Sey.
mour and wife, over Sunday.
Mrs. z. o. Young and daughter OF Bel
| rvs Falls, and Mrs Ella Dewey OF Brook
d sld visited Mrs. John Peavey last week.
Rev. VIM. Water has returned from
N orthfield, Mass, where he has been at
tending the convention OF Christian
workers.
The recital given by Anna Farnsworth
and her pupils was success in every way,
the pupils showing by their proficiency
that they had received careful instruction.
The reading by Elsie Shortt Pow was as
usual received with great favor.
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(,uttingsyilIe.

Mary Baker Of Bellows Falls, VINO mas
been visiting in town Tor the past tnree
weeks. returned home Monday.
Mrs. E. G. Johnson and two daughters
of Rutland are spending the week at L. U
Parsons.
The sociable held by the Universal'st So.
cietv at e. p. Lords last Friday evening
was enjoyed by quite large party. Inc
next one will be held at s. +. Smiths on
Monday, August rs.
Oliver Dodge, an old resident OF this
town. died at the residence OF Henry Fee
Friday, August 16, at the age OF 80 years.
The funeral was held at the residence OF
MI, Fee. Mr.. Wilson, a student OF TUFTS
college, officiated.
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East; Thetford.

Etta pushee went to her home in Wo-
burn, Mass, Friday. ,,.,, i,
N. WiImot visited his son, WIZ, N
Enfield last Thursday
Quite q number from this place attend
"A S muster last Thursday and Friday
NJ Merrill and wife OF Corinth recent
t. VIC n;s;ted her sister, Mrs. G. Wilmot.
~ nutton and wife of Hartford were
:. M prsbee,s and attended muster Thurs
day. .... hova haen
,,;s M their daughter, Mrs. 9. Wlimot'
for few days.
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West Eairlee.

w. A. Slack and wife went to Wood
stock, Friday.
There Is to be a lawn party next Thurs
dav night at c. w. Gilman's.
4 good number from this place ATTENDED
muster last Thursday and Friday.
last ns Saturday BY the arrival q girl baby;
III Henry staples died Friday mig, night 0n o.
heart disease. The funeral was helo pun
day. -, 20 Tim.
bridge ID re- last Monday to attend family re-
union. ,ost
Mrs. John Gilbert returned 4, home las.
Friday, leaving Miss Marion IN Mancne'
ter, N. H. a.annod
eighteen people from Strafford stopped o,,
:. ~ Eagle Hotel on their return from
muster Thursday night.
Ethel Haywood, who was ,a hurt t ~ she I
Il In injured internally. She is under Vne
care OF DR.. Bixby.
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East Bethel.

Durkee Of Melrose, Mass, is the guest
OF w. P. Smith. . ,r;ends
in this vicinity. -, -...,.aa bio
Andrew Heap Of Gaysvilie visi'eo ms
sister, Agnes, last week. =, r;s;t
Theron Cummings Of Dixon l'l'' S''''
I'd friends here last week. ..,nt
- Generations are being made 70 PAM
..a Danes Of the two churches
'n ~ Geo Wills and two children % q W.
Mrs 1nnc HHT are visiting Mrs Nettie wills
y. orr;n Arnold, has sold his crops ssa al, g.
Or i'm Oilers his place for sale on account
OF illness. u,,,tb Who
Ing ~ t,lsn Sosnital at Burlington, VIII Nc
y a,d an .i9 10 learn that she is improving
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Myrtle Ford is at home from the Bread
Loaf Inn.
There was family reunion at OXEN
nedy's, Friday.
Richard Osha and Winnie Wilson were
married last Wednesday, Aug. IA, at Bethel
by Rev. s. A. Parker.
Edith Green, Eunice Flint, Cora May
nard and Josie Lewis are home from Beth
eli, where they went to attend the summer
school.
Deans Rheumatic Pills spsosu stsS,a SAT- safs
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Union Village.

Jessie seaver spent last week at Lake
Morey.
viii Patten and family are visiting In
Alexandria, N. H.
Miss Eliza Lord of Smith college, '96, Is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. j. E. Waterman and daughter are
visiting in Sheffield and Peacham.
Mrs. d. K. Merrill recently entertained
her friend, May Bowen OF Wentworth, y.
h.
Mrs. ]. K. Blaisdell returned from West
Lebanon, Friday, accompanied by ner
mother, Mrs. Huntington.
The funeral OF the daughter OF Alonzo
Pennock, young lady about 10 years
OF age, was attended Monday
Our village presented deserted appear.
ance Friday as nearly every one was AZ
Camp Gov. Woodbury., Fairlee.
Kate Titus, who has been spending some
time with her parents in Fairlee, returned
to her work at A. F. Ruggies', Monday.
Jennie Morrison OF So. STAFFORD is en-.
gagged to teach the fall term OF school at
Pompanoosuc, and Mrs. VIII Parker IN
this village.
WE. Turner and Arthur Pattreil VIII
attend school at Montpelier seminary THIS
fall, and Isabel Pierce at the Kanoolph
Normal school.
FIN. Bartlett, Amherst college, '9S, who
has been spending his vacation Win reia-
tives here, returned to his home IN MATT
boro, Mass, Monday.
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Heart Disease Cured
By DR.. Miles Heart Cure.

Painting, Weak or Hungry Spells irresu
lar or Intermittent Pulse, Flutterins Or "a.
ptation, Choking Sensation, Shortness y
Breath, Swelling Of Feet and Ankles Aro
symptoms Of a diseased or Weak Heart
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Granville.

Ladies desiring hair work call on Mrs. hiram
Pean. West Randolph: VI. Wrts for prices
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yoHN MALL0N, Esq said could not get well
'o 49, was liable to drop dead at any
gain snai Ny wife sent for the griest e Pre-
s sssans sPs n:9sa sss N s
irememDe,esrn end thought would try It as last
Discovery When had taken three bottles, ] was
hope veil. The swelling entirely disappeared
ilnosI w swos soon able to resume work. Ny
in d,.b I WaI better now than 1t has been In
inNss s,,tr years.
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Easr Barnard.

Mrs. Bemis OF Nortnfield is visiting rel
atives here.
Ed Allen and wife have returned home
from Peterboro, N. II.
]. e. Adams and wife are rejoicing over
the birth OF daughter.
Rev. A. G. Austin, a former pastor, re-
Gently visited friends here.
Mrs, George futile OF Lebanon, N. H.,
visited Mrs. Edwin Allen the first OF the
week.
The Barnard baseball nine came over
here recently and beat our boys by score
OF 80 to 20.
LII. Goodrich and wife and young
ladv from Boston are boarding at Her
man Aliens.
The Bethel Grammar school baseball
nine were beaten here last week Wednes
day by our boys.
Oscar Allen, who had been visiting at
the home OF his father, Harry Allen, re-
turned to Cambridge, Saturday, accompa'
MED by his brother, 8. II. Allen.
Josie Keith and her brother, H. L.
Keith. arrived from the West last week
and are with their mother at F. l. Graves.
Halbert is in very feeble condition.
The lawn party at w. w. Webb's was
we'll attended in the afternoon and even
ing. Ice cream and cake were served.
Games were INDUCED in, and the music
fnrnished by eProf. Cowboys band was
much enjoyed. The next party will be al
r. d. Leayitt's next Wednesday eve.
About 25 from here went to Bridgewater
one r1ay recently and enjoyed picnic at
Mr. Bennett's. Mr.. and Mrs Bennett set
tables out OF doors, furnished tea ana col
lee and endeavored to make the company
have an enjoyable time. Croquet, pitch
mo nnoit and singing were INDUCED IN
ana ali agreed that they had pleasanl
time.
Finding the doors and windows OF Mrs.
pntton,s house securely fastened recently
someone placed a ladder at the chamber
window and gaining entrance went below
and took quantity of new cotton clotn
from a bureau drawer and disappeared,
| leaving tracks on the chamber floor ina!
were plainly visible. This is not the nfsl
time that Mrs. Button has missed articles
and she is satisfied that she knows VINO
the thief is.
| Nv how was taken with disease resem.
Ming bloody fiux. The first thing tho'l
~ wss Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and
n;arrhna Remedy. Two doses OF it settleo
the matte and cured him sound and well
heartily recommend this remedy TO al
narsons suffering from like complaint
will answer any inquiries regarding II
whan stamp is Enclosed. Irefer to any
cnnntv official as to my reliability. WIN
RnAnH. j. p, Primory, Campbell County
Tam For sale by &. E. Evans q 20;
Randolph, M. j. Sargent q Son, Souti
Royalton, Druggists.
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HOODS PILLS cure Lnvel ahs
Biliousness, Indigestion, r~,sts.
a pleasant laxative. AL Druss'''
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Kenneth Bazemore had the good fortune
to receive small bottle of Chamberlaln's
Collie. Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy when
three members OF his family were SICK
with dysentery. This one small bottle
cured them ali and be had some left which
be gave to George w. Baker. promlnent
merchant Of the place, Lewiston, y. "
and ii cured him Of the same complaint
When troubled with dysentery, diarrhga,
collie or cholera. morbus, give this remedy
atrial and you will be more than pleased
with the result. The praise that naturaiiy
follows its introduction and use mas maui
livery popular. Is and 50-cent potties ior
sale by i. E. Evans & Co., Randolph, M.
J. Sargent 4 Son, South Royalton, Drug
gsts,