The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-07-29
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Business Mere Mention.
USE less soap-better for clothes.

USE less soap-better for clothes.
9. e. SHEPARD, auctioneer, Marshfeld, VT
TENNIS GOODS at half-price. Montpelier
Book Store.
HAVE you seen the children's duck hats
at the Misses Fisk?
A. ID. FARwELL gives, on this page, some
excellent hot-weather advice,
PICTURE-FRAMING speciality. Montpel-
Ter Book Store.
A FEW more trimmed hats to be sold
cheap at the Misses Fisk.
NOTE the midsummer bargains quoted on
this page by L. p. & II. G. Gleason.
SUMMER clothing at half price is adver-
tised on this page by Adams the clothier.
The Richardson" Burlington, advertises
on this page some exceptional hot-weather
bargains.
H. A. GOULD, frst-class piano-tuner.
Orders promptly attended to. Address,
Barre, Vt.
THE celebrated Ceresota 4" -four, OF
which e. ID. Hyde is local agent, is adver-
tised on page eight.
d. A. GUPTIL can furnish safes of all sizes
for farmers, merchants and bank vaults at
the very lowest prices.
The training school in connection with
Miss Amy B. Fisk's kindergarten will open
Tuesday, September 10.
THE b. NJ. Shepard Company has a novel
advertisement on page eight. Carry in your
old shoes and get new ones.
PRICE prizes in the July mark.down sale
by the Barnard, Sumner q Putnam Com
pany are quoted on page five.
For SALE.-Mrs. Julia NJ. Durant's house
on Main street. For further particulars in
quire of I, j. Deavitt, Montpelier, Vt.
THE farmers of Vermont will be espe-
cially interested in the advertisement of the
no tpr nn q
CHlLDRENs muslin bonnets from twenty
five cents up, at the Misses Fisk.
FEW readers of the WATCHMAN will neg
| lect TO look over the July clearance sale
advertised on page We by Gilley & Abbott,
Barre.
DR. LEBRuN's s. g. P. Pills, the only
friend for ladies'. One dollar, at store or by
mail l.. II. Greene, sole agent, Mont
| pelier, vt.
To RENr,--House and barn on College
| street. Apply to g, w. Parmenter, Mont.
GER, Springfield, Vt.
G. b. b. DENNY, the merchant tailor, has
a new advertisement on this page that
should and will attract attention wherever
the WATCHMAN circulates.
| HAVE made arrangements to handle
brick made in Water bury by Messrs. Moody
& Lanphier, and can furnish them in any
|
EDWARD B. NYE, practical piano tuner
Ten years with the celebrated house OF
Henry f. Miller, Boston, Mass. Orders
may be left al W. G. Nye's, North Mont
pelier.
If carefully-selected securities, bearing
six per cent interest, is what you are look
ing after, call on or address A. o. Cum
minis, Montpelier, vice-president OF the
Pierre, Is. d. Bank, where you can find
them.
THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST FOR YEARS
School, county and town bonds, from five
to six per cent interest, in sums OF 500 tC
$1,000. The same class of bonds bought by
savings banks Inquire Of E. E. Blakely
treasurer.
WE call attention to the advertisement o
the Salmon Gold Mining Company's stock
1t is one of the few producing gold mines
and Messrs. Crompton & Co. say that divi
dends will be paid. dividend to tn,
amount of ten per cent for 1896 is guar
anteed.
THE "DEy" TINE REGISTER AM
CLOCK. K.-Latest, simplest and most concis
machine for recording exact time of hands
Complete record of each days work al
ready for payroll when it leaves machin
without further checking off Disputes i'm
possible money-saver and impartia
arbitrator between employer and employe
Call and examine at Montpelier Boo
ACTUAL business from the start is nov
used in more than one thousand schools an
colleges, and Burdett College has reason
be proud of its pioneership of so popular
method. The registration for the fall tern
which begins Tuesday, September /, is ia
in excess of any in its history, and intenC
ing patrons will do we'll to make arrang,
ments at an early date. See advertisement
on page two.
THE new principal of st. Johnsbur
Academy gives assurance that this cel'
brated school will maintain its leading pt
sition among the academies of New Enf
land. Mr.. David G.. Comstock, who su,
ceeds Mr.. Putney has had experience 8
instructor seventeen years in the PHILLIP
Andover Academy and associate master
the Hotchkiss School Connecticut. He
the author of several Latin textbook
Further particulars are given in an adve
tisement on the seventh page.
In the vicinity of Boquet, Westmorelan
county, Pa, almost any one can tell yo
how to cure lame back or stiff neck The
} dampen a piece of flannel with Chambe
lain's Pain Balm and bind 1t on the affecte
parts, and in one or two days the troub
has disappeared. This same treatment wi
promptly cure pain in the side or ches
Mr., K. NJ. Frye, a prominent merchant
Boquet, speaks very highly of Pain Balu
and his recommendations have had much
do with making it popular there. For sa
by G. Blakely, druggist, Montpelier, Vt.
INTERESTING TO BUTTER-MAKERs.-A
butter makers will be interested in rea
ing what G. X. Prime, proprietor OF IL
Neshobe Creamery. of Brandon, VT, has
say in regard to the new Carrotine Butt
Color: " Carrotine gives more unifor
color than l have ever been able to get wi
l, the liquid colors. and there is also a wild
range in its use. II / make mistake al
get in too much there is no harm done, Il
only noticeable difference being a lit
reddish color that reminds one of brio
yard. l consider Carrotine, since you il
proved and strengthened it, the perfectiC
of butter colors. (Signed) G. r. Prime
, N. s. Capen & Son, Brandon, VT, who
advertisement appears on page two, W
gladly reply to any inquiries.