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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-09-18
WILLIAMSVII,I,R

Mrs. Mary Lincoln is spending few
Us with friends in Windham.
E. II. Richardson has been spending
days at his Bellows Falls home.
'Maine by 50,OOO' is the most takino
"eadline to most of our folks this week. !
Mrs. Amorette Chandler of Springfield
Mass, was recent visitor at G. d. Sted
mans.
George Herrick and bride If Keene. !
H., and Mrs. Arad Hu - Brattl
are visiting at G. G. Hovey's.
Miss Rose Estabrook has returned
Wilmington and will be housekeepera
parsonage for the coming year. /
The ladies lof the Universalist society
will give 10-cent whist party at the viii
lage hall Friday evening, Sep. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Morse left
Monday for a business and pleasure trip
to MIN '""lis, Mimi, as other western
points.
Rev. l.. man, presiding elder, will
preach at the NJ, hodist church next Sun
day morning. The communion service
will be observed.
The Young Peoples Christian union
meeting at the Universalist church next
Sunday evening will be at $3.50 o'clock.
Subject, making the best of things -
leade1Jj, W'>-:~iViams.. Preaching by
Rev. Mr.. Quimby will follow - -
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Details of the Coaching Parade.

For the information of all who wish to
take part in Wednesday mornings parade,
and of the public generally, the committee
on the parade make this announcement:
The column will form near the common at $3.50
O'Clock, in the following order, and ma rich
promptly at 4O.3O.
Detachment OF mounted marshals, position
near the fountain, clear the road in front of the
column.
Gen, J, j. Estey and aids, position North Main
and Terrace.
Ladies and gentlemen, mounted, are invited to
ride with the chief marshal.
First Regiment band position at S. w. Kim
balls.
Mrs. L. D. Temple fairy brigade; position on
George A. Childs's special feature; position on
North Main at Mrs. Dearborn's.
j. Harry Estey, umbrella brigade, position,
east side, north end of common.
Mrs G. W. Hooker, decorated carts, position
North street. right resting at w. II. Minors, oc-
cupying the north side of the street; drive in at
Walnut street and close up. This division must
assemble promptly at $3.50 so as 10 enable the
committee TO properly assign positions and keep
out OF the way of large teams that follow. AS
soon as arranged the right Of this division will
move down as. far as Col Chase's
L. F. Adams decorated coaches, position Ty-
Ter street. east side, right resting near Bradley s.
drive In at Walnut street.
Chas. II. Thompson decorated floats position
Walnut street, south side, right resting east END
Of street.
Detachment Of village police, who will keep as,
teams back sufficiently 80 as TO prevent any II
terference with the rear of the column or at "
intersection OF streets Police, marshals and al
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CHESTERFIELD. N. II.

VIM. W. Smith and family intend going
to Westmoreland, Oct. l, tCtake charge Of
the Pierce farm.
The ladies of the Congregatls ual society
will hold a supper at W. W. S!Sith's on
the evening of Sept. 22.
Sherburne Morrison and famii,H who
have lived for several years on Parslise
Hill, have removed to Cambridgeport, vt.
The friends of Wallace X. Ware to the
number of about $50 gave him a surprise
party at Lakeside Tuesday evening. A
bountiful supper was served to nearly al
present an, Illness orchestra -1ttle-
boro furnished music for Say hch
was enjoyed until late hop
Rev. G. N. Sinnett wen /Ser Sat
urday to accompany + leslie r.
Hicks, who is to entr /. From
Andover Mr.. SinnS ID to Maine
where he will re- Aday with hil
parents who az ming service of
prayer and y neld at the church
here at the
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HOw's This :

We offer one hundred dollars reward for any
case of ltarrh that can not be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known f. j. Cheney
for the last Is years and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and fin an
cially able to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
West Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Walding, Kinnan Marvin, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally act ing
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system Price, 20 cents bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free
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IN THE LOCAL
wHITINGHAM

w dlIlN CHAM
Arthur Bancroft is repairir
Bradley Newell and famiI
Spring hotel.
Dollie Whitcomb has fin
G. s. Cbase's.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Chase
At home again.
Mrs. G. S. Chase and Rober
day at North Adams.
Mr.. Dunbar of Bosto is spe,
cation at lydia Carpenters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Albee hav
/ rk Raponda and are now at
Mrs. ra Sawyer attended the
Howe COMFORT at North Adams last !
evening,
Moses Streeter is having the dra'
property, occupied by Porter CO
in good sanitary condition.
Bradley Newell has purcl
"Priscilla," which was used OF
lake this summer, and it is now o
lake here.
Those who attended the picnic in |
yer's grove by the lake last Saturday h
fine time and many of them enioyed a
by steam on the pond.
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For Over Fiftx Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for over fifty years by millions of mothers for
their children while teething with perfect
1t soothes the child softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea, 1t win relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Sold by druggists in every part of
the world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Be sure
to ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup and
take no other kind.
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WINDHAM.

Rev. c. j. Harris and family have re
turned to Colchester.
j. NJ. Lave a family of Milfo1
H., are vis' riends in town.
Rev. fine has returned fro
vacat resumed his pastoral Ia
IJones attends Sunday So
at West Brattleboro as
cato. }.
Efforts are being made to raise fun
paint the outside of the Congregati6
church. Contributions can be safely sell
to the church committee.
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VIII Interest Many.

EiWhurst, the Boston publisher, says
daue who is afflicted with rheumatism
Ior neuralgia, will send their address
th,x 1901, Boston, Mass, he will direct
r. rfect Gu .. He has nothing to sell
NJ, tells you how he was cured. Hun
h,ested it with success.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-09-18

Those persons who do not need Iron, but who
are troubled with nervousness and dyspepsia
viii find in Carter's Little Nerve Pills most de-
sirable article. They are mostly used In combi-
nation with Carter's Little Liver Pills, and In
this way often exert a most magical effect. Take
just one pill of each kind Immediately after eat
Ing and you will be free from indigestion and
dyspepsia. In walls at 25 cents. Try them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-09-18

The banks will be open to II both
days of the fair.
The price of the grand stand tickets will
be 2j cents as heretofore.
The trolley cars will carry passengers to
the entrance of the grounds.
Tickets for the first day of the fair will
go on sale at all the drug stores in town
Saturday night at o'clock.
Col. Harmon will have charge of the ca
tering. There will be lunch counters
where people who do not wish full meal
may get sandwiches, etc.
Vaughan & Sargent will show commend
able enterprise by connecting all of the de-
partments at the Valley Fair by telephones.
These instruments may be used without
charge by all patrons of the fair. Vaughan
& Sargent will make large electrical ex-
hibit in Floral hall.
A special train will be run from Brattle-
boro to Millers Falls both evenings of the
fair. From Millers Falls the Fitchburi
railroad will run a special as far east a
Gardner. The Fitchburg road will sell e2
cursion tickets from all stations betwee/
Gardner and North Adams. !,
Show cases will be provided for the Z I
hibit of fancy articles, so that the object IA
of having the goods handled by visitors On
be done away with. The hall will be ope,
Tuesday afternoon to receive articles, en-
the superintendent hopes all who cameo
bring their exhibits at that time so piIl
avoid the rush of Wednesday MORNING.
Visitors in town will be furnishetsibA
ample amusement both nights of thhosH
Wednesday "a Trip to ChinatowI1te
be the attraction at the auditorium
Estey Guard will have dance in th ali
street armory, and there will be did,
Grange hall. Thursday night "A,o . -
Chinatown" will be repeated, anda ~
dance will be given in Grange hn1s -,
Estey Guard will run free carridre, ~
Main street to the armory. Tons
Regiment orchestra will furnish D. KTTL
this dance, and E. Wales wbIo,tST1S
prompter. con
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sea Nha UO1sCA
R1ce at the auditorium last evening E..
I"S O'Connor as the tramp made the hit of
ma the evening" and Camilla Martin as Kate,
the operator, also warmly received.
The New York World of Tuesday con-
y tanned an extended account of the acct
dent which befel Miss Marie McGrane and
of her escape from serious injury the
result of her nerve and courage. Miss
McGrane is well known in Brattleboro,
having often been here with her sister,
the late Mary McGrane. Miss McGrane
sNeprwa riding her wheel oath street
the 14th = when horse attached to a milk cart came
Tuesd" dashing toward her. She had time to
o. turn her wheel quickly that she was
parallel with the horse, then releasing her
right hand from the handle bar she grasp
ed the breeding strap. The horse ran
some distance with Miss McGrane holding
on to the strap but still seated on her
to, eoplewheel. Several men jumped to the horse
nation. Mrhead just the wheel slipped from
of the legsander the rider and she fell beneath the
On TuesdRagon wheel. The wheel passed partly
Keene Y M yer her thigh before she was dragged to
Connie Murplace of safety. Miss McGrane was not
catcher, now Playing injured, but her wheel was
fords, caught for the Hin,
of New Bedford pitched.N
the best ball playing seesEMe'
a long time There were ~ ,,-.-sso.
- a-.IU
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ne yUG-. penter residence, North Main
"ILradley house on Tyler street, the Bo-
~ We, West Brattleboro. Enquire of A. w.
lV;,o
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lat Grange hall Sept, 25 and. % Evening
y dults, Friday, O'Clock. Children's class,
ay, $3.50 p. NJ. Social every Saturday even
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q see our exhibit at the Valley Fair.
" ~ Toylor Agricultural Tool Co.,
and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-09-18

-imrose, buff, white and gray. Cut to any
lie you wait at THE PHOENIX JOB PRINT
'7E.
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Main street, Canal street. Guford road TO fair
ground, once around the track and into centre Of
ground driving well In so as to give room for the
large teams.
Provide yourself with tickets at the drug stores.
The cooperation Of everybody is solicited to
make the parade a successful one
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-09-18
A SERIOUS CHARo:
A Former BrattleborO Boy Ar
Fraudulent Use of the M,


Ira Il. Knight, who has be
in the city engineers departn
cord, n. H., the past six we
rested by Deputy United St
Frank Horner, while retuiuip
Wednesday, on a complaint
Office Inspector William \
ton, charging him with d !;
pursuance of a scheme a. &
fraud.
The government alleges tina
printed letter heads of a fictiti
ton, styled Howard McKnie
used in ordering valuable eng
ments of George Seagumelleri
D. c., a manufacturer, ar =
he never returned any mon
claimed that the corresponds -
in Boston. AZ
On being arraigned Kni tai
guilty, and the case was rice
government witnesssne CJany
Boston. Knight W. VorI
being unable to furnlas =. attic
Knight is a well-feopia
who practiced his p7d IL
neer in this town 10 unJ-
lived near BostonIegun
was arrested twqb.
charged with obi vnteb
gaging goods whi{ ny IS III
the case was caLnCe a
It is said that 'oken
secured the valu ~
letter heads clVorD,. ~
reputable firm, ar7ieS Nh
were pawned IRE OF
at his old homi for .
and officers cS'rty f. r,
rest him. ThPnhect IT.
ever, as KING estateiv
carriage froHstizen of
left here to do ex.
of appropriate. ri a. al " ,
borrowed tyf tb1a also aiS, II.
supposed thu on me , Hss
have been ! tn atat ,IS Sc
Knight i tie Of -
wife is threasu,e 9sth A
dent. He hol NJ,
attentiont' IS pooners me'
be marritaSed tctsmhar Auto
evening min @ad 6ea't-9 the G
about u s UGt "Far
York. rds sb 2of
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satisfa (afcene,
by me- hoW "Sto
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A,nd Ae lnent ID
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Notes OF the Parade.

1t is expected that the Chinese vlceroy,
Ii Hung Chang will be seen in the parade.
The first feature, following the marshals,
which spectators of the parade will see will
be the ''fairy Brigade" which is being ar
ranged by Mrs. Temple and Mrs. Daven-
port. 1t will be a novel and pleasing pro-
duction.
An entirely new and unique feature will
be the umbrella brigade" For the pro-
duction of this the services of between 200
and 300 men will be required. Each man
is requested to bring a 26-inch umbrella,
for which a covering of either red, white
or blue cloth will be provided upon his ar
rival. The colors will be so arranged
that as they are carried in the line of
march they will form an American flag.
All who are willing to help produce this
feature are requested to inform j. Harry
Estey or j. f. Hall at the Estey shops,
Chas. Harris at the Brattleboro Savings
bank, or A. w. Childs. For the success
of this feature there must be prompt and
ready response.
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WILMINGTON,
Death of Mrs. Helen c. yyinohss,.,

Death of Mrs. Helen c. Winchester.
Mrs. Helen G.. Winchester died at her
nome on Saturday, Sept. II. She has
Deen IN poor health for some time and has
peen great sufferer. She was the oldest of
n IL children of Solomon and Louisa Ed
son and was born in Wilmington, Feb. 81,
N1S29. She was married to Augustus
Nhessman July ~, 1916, and resided in
roy, N. Y. By this union three children
IRE born, Alphonzo, Lillian and Allie P.
y the latter surviving Her husband
led on May 20, 1868. She afterward mar
rled Carlev Winchester who died number
et years 90. OF her brothers and sisters
thr are now living-Mrs. Lucy E.
Hai~ HSSeveand, Ohio, who has been
Win b for the past few months
ana D. CAKE great care of her; Mrs.
abby Milburn of California and Hi
- IEa O., who is a Methodist clergyman
s 9and, Oregon. The deceased re-
= ? 2 Narly education at the public
y. Iartford, Conn, and was
was - N SS6'" Of the S0' Ba MaRs
JChamh IN has been absent for
days the hess.
w. A. of Jacksonville is in
EtoWn ma ensive improvements in
the Ver = Sc stables.
A tiTens4o being erected on the old
4Dickir an owned by F. E. Ray,
I whic'""il cupied by A. G. Bickford
a Speci citing of G. B. Lawton post,
u. A. K. as held on Saturday evening to
consider matter of the monument
,iVen b ?. Childs of Bennington.
w. learns is erecting a very fine
cottage Mrs. Elvira r. Irving of New
YORK city He is also erecting a cottage
near his pavilion on IT, If the lake.
MI and Mrs. e. turned to
new I ork on Frid ard has
Dought a meat ma 1t and
has good prosp' Nbusi-
ness.
Rev. j. Edge his illus
trated entert 90 6h England,
Pcotland a. z n ne Methodist
church OF ing. The house
was WeET zone enjoyed the
entertST 400 views were pre-
sent0O a richly colored. MIR.
Far n of a yerv fine instrn.
ID rs are the perfection of
p. We are glad to know
thai resent other lectures during
ne vii
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ihi boys hat or cap we give a present
niBe' ew puzzles, 16 TO /.
NJ sTARKrY Co.
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.oArTLEBORO.

Rt SoArTLEBoRo.
.hrh N dispatches announce
Y rs been granted to B. G.
lOV.s. E. R. Pratt will sail from
their return to Europe Oct.
hr slburg-American line.
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T.Icensed AuctIOneer.
aCo.-

office with A. E. Miller, 50 Main
BALI no.
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nd Afternoon Tea.

NeN Alliance will give Parlor
q ~ IN Tea at the house of Mr.. and
"a esser, Corner of High and Oak
! Ry afternoon, October :. Sale Of
h, 90 begin at p. NJ. Tea served from
Admission with tea, p cents. All
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and Indigestion.

[bled with rheumatism and in
Iiyer also has caused me great
My food distressed me and |
l was treated by physicians but
remove the trouble. began taking
Arsaparilla and Hoods Pills and / have
as well for years as do since taking
<inesh 1 recommend them TO anyone hear
fplain. g. "-Mrs. Hiram johnson, Charlotte.
Jan!
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Switches Has Not d


Switches Has Not II
The railroad commiss
the telegram OF e. G. Gre
the street railroad comp
they would come here
slider the question of
street and the Clark p
selectmen and bailiffs
the railroad company
er failed TO agree.
week gave a review
stake.
The commissions
burg, o. NJ. Barber
Bell of Walden,
Smith OF st. Alba
noon, and imw1
examined carefS
and granted.
The hearing
was held at q
town house
Read of Bell M
railroad coml'B
selectmen arr
the papers
switch on G,
Mr.. Allen'kk
dered to bee,
to the que
effect and
together,
s i 5;:;s :
cost d
The cor -
! iece, fc
possible
gAgIIllAl7=lA
l'E!!|
lew yoRK!M
ST, eosToN,NA
ST; PHlLADHTR
n%1s S, cHIcAl
have . SELoUls
7tks ST ETLANT
PLACE oXFoH,
DON, ENG, N
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sat5oT;ies aTg5Igg
Line of March.

arrangement by wiz streets nlIisT
clear Of teams and eit fc cars over the line q
march from 1890 until To- parade has passed
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1iir To RENT.-A nice convenient tenement. En-
~ quire of Mrs. L. A. Cox or A. V. Cox.
Get your lunch at Mrs Jacobss Fair days tea,
coffee, rolls, bread, doughnuts, cake, pies oys-
ter stews cold meat and baked beans, 81 Elliot
street, opposite grange store. ---v
woman having had hence in
"a ing for the sick, WI - II position nurse.
References given. Inquire for address at Phoenix
office.
To- IA tenement of four rooms at IS FL
liot
Ir pictures framed at Clapp & Jones's.
Six room tenement, with all modern
tents. J. X. PARKER, 10 Oak street
kNT-In Esteyville good tenement of five
ground floor, good water; price, 80.
F. ]. BAILEY Co.
FINISHED room, suitable for party of one or
I. }, with board. Mrs. W. II. Webb, corner Of
South Main and Canal streets.
y SLIPS will replace that broken handspring in
your watch and warrant it for one year at c. w.
Sawyer's, opposite American House.
Have your old pictures reframed at CLAPP
JoNEs's
The following who have recently used the Voss
shampooing machine have expressed great salts
faction with its work: Mrs. j. Gray Estey, Mrs.
Henry Crosby, Miss Dora Mitchell Mrs. George
K. E. Richards, Mrs. F. r. Durgin, Mrs. Martha
= Prince The machine is in every week day
except Saturday at the shop Of James.Coleman,
x 45 Main street
We viii receive apples until further notice.
BRATTIEBoRo JELLY Co.
Capp & Jones have at their store young Syr-
Jan student with Turkish and Syrian embroidery
Nirticles in Damascus enamel, and any other fam
Cy work found in Damascus.
Remember that c. E. Sturges & Co. will be at
anei and at the fair ground, the din
hgl Il where they will check wheels, over
oats. :. reels of all kinds at ten cents piece.
To RENT.-Loyer tenement Rettng place,
October l. Five six rooms modern. JONI
RETTING
Naturalization nurse girl by an Ameri
, can girl well educated. Apply to S w. Edgett
Co., Real Estate and Integenceofice.
To RENT.-A very desirable cottage house To-
Gated on Bullock street, between High and Green.
Has all modern convenences. Enquire of o, J.
Pratt.
Tenement to rent. Low rent and very handy to
Main street. Enquire of Barrows & Co.
"Sprng Brightness" appears in the new.and
beautiful pictures orese eiryiiD rs at .OLAPP 0
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merry.

Charles the Brooks House next
Mlchauu September, % and %, with
two years sample hats and bonnets.
I" Miss G. tied.
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On Saturday l
team played thu
Hinsdale, beating
and Grammar sci
of ball games. /
Grammar school
a score of "a to
High school woI
I'll
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GBe DrrmrOnt 39BGniF.

Meteorological Record.
ZEE ENDINo THURSDAY EVENING, Sept "A 1896
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will be played Satui
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Ira H. knight, who has been
in the city engineers department
cord, n. H., the past six week
rested by Deputy United State
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OlhiNnCC ~
squirrels on I
tree to get a Il
Geo. Delphy, |
rection and sed
hitting Clarend
several other pl
two shot, but a
thought that Il
in him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-08-06

Hon Edgar A, S lizard OF the Brattl
boro Law firm OF Hssklns Il St)ddsrd. diet
at Leominster, Mass, Friday night, th
24tb, OF spoplezy,
Wild goose. evidently separated from
her flock, flew through Merchants row
Rutlsud, Tuesday evening, and disappes
ed 10 the direction OF the far ground, Tn,
bird struck 40 electric light wire 10 IL,
tileht bnt was not il inred The unusus
sight attracted much curious sttenli 70.
J. Benhap OF New Haven. Conn, az
eccentric old man. vas viotimiz,d by q
pair Of Ihsrpers near Randolph recently,
The old gentleman has considerable pro
perry and lust previous to the robbery
il h osn to have secured nearly $1,000 on
a mortgage,
Ell Tyler proprietor OF the Brooks
House. Battleboro, and bis wife were
drowned ear the suspension bridge. two
miles above the village, "Wednesday after
noon while bsthlna Ii ia not known how
II happened and never will be Both
we're good swimmers
What the Shakers Of Mouut Lebsr 90
knos more stout ihsn suybody else, is
the use Of herbs aud hos 10 he healthy,
They have studied the power Of food
They nesrIy ell live to ripe old sgs.
The s1sker Digestive Cordial is pre-
pared by the SHAKERS from herbs and
pl'n's With special tonic power over
The ttomsch.
II helps the stomach digest it's food
and dise-tei food is the strength mster
Strong muscles, strong body, strong
brsin, ell come from properly disested
food
A sick stomseb CO. he cured and dses
lion made easy By III ter Digestive Cor
dial,
II cures the nausea, los, Of appetite, pain
10 the s.omsoh, headache, eiddirs... weak
ness snd sll other symptoms Of iudisestion
esrtsiuiy s0d permsueutly.
Sold BY druggists, Tu,l bottle 10 cents
Wsltsr Bitter Of Brandou. vho was lode
81 10 the bouse Of correction Tbu,,d.r
Night charged With stealing bicycle /
IRON v @. Fletcher o that ,ovn. Hssm
by Juiss Merrill to tvo yesrs
10 states prison.
The Slnth Vermont Veteran association
sill bold their nioth auuna reunion st
Bnrlius'on. August 20, Tue business NEE,
DC vii be at ls30 p. m the tent OF
iso T. S. Peck, Oh the master ground OF
be Vermont natioaal gard.
Rev DR.. Charles Il Daoto1. puaoirsI
1 The Troy Conference academy, vs re
lsoted presideut Of the u.tioual Asscci.
ioa Of Prineif ale Of Methodist senibaries
1 ito rsoeu, session 10 Cbaatsaaun. Rev.
g. Daaioa ia nstlye u Poaltney, grad
ste Of the UntFently Of Vermont aud the
.ostoH University aud 10 one Of the fore
.osl educators Of The state.