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The herald., 1896-05-03
An Emerald PnrnJor.

1t having been the custom in a &C tain
establishment in tie North to pay the " ork-
crs fortnigh,ly, and the worhnen having
found the custom somewhat incon venient,
it wns decided to serd a delegate to the
head Of the firm to state their grievances
An Irlshmon, named Dan D., famed for
his soSacty and persuasive powers, was
selected for tie task. He duly waited on
the /. aster. who addressed him thus
We'll, Daniel. wha: can we do for you
this morning?"
'N ye phase. sur. I've been slnt as a
cilghsa by the workers to ask favor of
y, rasi;dtn' the pay:nint CT our wages"
Yea? And what do they desirc?" cucried
the master.
Well. sur, /: Ia the aczire Of mesilf. and
II Is also the desire of livery man In the
essabii7hment. shaL we receive our fort
n:ght'- pay every week. London Tid-
Pi.s
The herald., 1896-05-03
Hurry Sweets Cakes, ,

Mira New "cd twac is near-sighted)-
Whare did -ou ges those pretty brown
plates. Harry Swsct?
Harry Swest ,pou.ing).-Why, Jams. those
are not plates. but hucIwheat cakes. Pa
tsught me h1w to make tAsm. think you
are jtst cs i.1ean es you can be.
Mrs. New *1'ed (IoothiD gly)-There there,
little enc. Dent cry. I'm sure they must
be delicious. (.s.Ge.) Pa must have learned
cookery in boiler factory. I'll steal a set
of them and present them to the club .or
Quoits.
The herald., 1896-05-03

A pretty morning room, with tho woodworl
finished In white enamel enc the walls Gov
cred with an old rose csrtridgo rspsr, has two
vide doors on one side OF the roo.r, wh.cl: srs
made to appear much wider than they really
are By narrow cases for books, sadi shout Is
inches wide, built eacA eide tho doorways
Rnd 80 closs U them that toe doors OF the
cases appear 10 be part of the framework o.
the doorway The doors Of :hese cases a:c
divided into small psa.s OF g!ass set ,n white
frames, much as common Tir3ow francs
would be, except that the slAas is Of bette,
quality. The same arrangement Cor tooks /:
carried over the tops OF tho doors, where the
fronts OF the cases have also the small panes
OF glass Sc: in white.
The herald., 1896-05-03
The Useful ChateInfnc Bar.

The chateane Dag is again in fashion, sus-
pended from TIE belt or girdlo worn with a
round WASTED OF basque bodice. Some of The
new varieties ocEo securely fastened to the
belts they match! others are secured by
for these revived accessories-English snake
skin. lizard skin undressed kid, in white
;:carl color. tan or ed rose. The kid is used
for the finer bags with purses and card cases
to match and gold, silver and decorated
aluminium ornaments. or chased designs Of
fine fligree patterns finish these useful and
beautiful accessories.
The herald., 1896-05-03
Work of the Coal Trust.

Lady TO ccal mcrchant)-I sent my littlo
boy for three pounds of coal this morning
and when II came homo I weighed 1t and
found only thirty-six ounces.
Christian Lightwelght-Dear me! You
don't say so. It must have bceen mis-
take on tile part OF the new boy. He prob
ably thought We sold our coal by apothe-
cary's weight. I'll send tho other twelve
ounces down just as soon as the boy comes
The herald., 1896-05-03
sDecay Enough for Him.

Typewriter Aycnt-Regarding your type
writer-wouidnt you prefer one lttlo
moro rapid? can rec;:nmend one that re-
quires no rlbb;rs. leeds better. and IS Yery
quick.
Ola Mr.. PalIhoy-That'l do. young man.
I Goc't rlinl about the ribbons and I don't
want better feeder than mine. She's got
ric nearly broke nov with her speed. I am
not looking for anything quicker. Good
day.
The herald., 1896-05-03
where fis Puts Up.

DO you xnoS Ehers our b,;l-poste. j.,
to be fcund?" asked the theatrical mana
ger.
NO" replied ono ci the boys "but I
know where he puts Up"
''WhcrS is it?"
'Ou tho fence" gayly rejoinoi the youth.
as he ccauy lodged a package OF mstin o.
CoreN
The herald., 1896-05-03
Vanity. Vanity.

Mrs. Cobwigger-I never minded having
to cccnonlize until 1t forced us to attend a
strange church.
Mrs. Bradford ""iha. 6.ference could
that make?
Mrs. Cohwigger-Why, We couldn't pu.
penny in the basket where everybody knew
US.
The herald., 1896-05-03

Trials Of Courtship.
Little Johnnie. mothers pet
Precious little loafsr!
Every night you call. yeu BET.
He'e behind the sofa!
The herald., 1896-05-03

Mrs. Darley-A scientist says that Ameri-
can women are growing taller, while the
men are getting shorter.
Mr.. Daflsy-Tsais because the women
dress so expensivsly and the nen have to
foot the bils
The herald., 1896-05-03

He-Why did you break your previous
ngagement IL you did not Intend to keep
the one with me?
She-What chance would I have had Of
breaking the one with you if I had not
;rokcn the previous Gre first?
The herald., 1896-05-03
The Indignant Monkeys.

"What,'' inquired tho proprietor Of tbs
Chicago menagerie. testify. SIS the matter
With that cageful of monkeys? Eever
saw them quite SO angry"
"You see," explained tho attendant.
that's Professor Garner over thsrc: he has
Just been telling item about Darwln's
theory that they are descended frcm men,"
The herald., 1896-05-03

C;2go-That accident WAC quite affecting
:his morning.
Aingo--Yes. after the crowd HAD dispersed
put my hand IN my watch rockc: cad fe..
deeply touched.
The herald., 1896-05-03
A Perfect Justification.

Judge Qu'ck-Whots The cnarge!
Officer--Drunk and disord--
PriEoner-Pleass, Your Horror, I Just got
into the city last night for the first time in
a year. I've been living in Philadelphia.
Judge Quick-'Nuf -discharged.-
New York Excharge.
The herald., 1896-05-03
zoo Thick or Too Thin.

ZOO Thick or Too Thin.
I tste tobacco hut l rever object to
Baron WhskeIo's 3ice."
"Tlow Is thatT
"ch you see, his bead is so thick that
4 catches and holds the smoke until he
gees homo and combs 81 OUT
The herald., 1896-05-03
Satisfied to ne Another.

Mrs Bckers with a doleful shake ot
the head(--Ycu are not the man married.
MIR. Bickcrs with renewed anirnatior)--
I'm glad to hear it. I'll so and ma.ry
Miss Kit:ish right away.
The herald., 1896-05-03
G~rchfIy Di6crenf

7
| Temperance Lecturcr-A nice mistake
you made in thai sign Drink is the Curse
OF Everything!''
Sign Painrer-How SO?
Temperance Lccturcr-You left out the
So in curse.
The herald., 1896-05-03

A young typewriter had just been hired
by prominent lawyer. She had never done
regular work before. and was somewhat ner-
vous. The lawyer settled himself back In
his chair and began debating brief. He
lad pegged away about ten minutes. when
the girl stepped. with a Mortified look on
her face
What's The rnatter?" asked the lawyer
would ycu mind saying that all over
aga!n?" the girl asked, with eyes full Of
tears.
"Why?"
81 forget to put any paper in the ma.
chine"
The herald., 1896-05-03

Mr.. Bocziey feeling in pockets. VIII
ala rED-Why--n -njc-wheres IN mich key?
with great relieD-Oh. yeah! lIa. ha.
= member pow! Put sh n Eeyhole fore
III k;c-lef' housch
The herald., 1896-05-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. say there arebacl; in ksses
Gildersleeve rapturously)-Happy bacil!

Misery Loves Company.
Il suppose your wife keeps things in
order at homer"
Yes. she keeps me and my hat on the
Jack most Of the time."
The herald., 1896-05-03
Varv r.fv-nyv

very LliNclys
" never kissed smother riar
"Bnt !or." tho sweet girl said:
A.ss! 7 know too well the fact:
The nen kissed her instead.
The herald., 1896-05-03
An Echo of the Future.

Voice from the Stairs-Hasn't that
young woman gors yet George?
Young Mr.. Dc Hone-No mamma.
Voice from the Stairs-Wei!, sust ask
her to close the gate when she goes out.
and II she meets the miikwoman on ths
way. ask her to leave an extra quart this
morning, as your papa is going to make
cake
The herald., 1896-05-03

Smithkins-Dear, sholl our engagement
ring be solitaire or cluster?
Miriam-Please have It bracelet, Fcrdy.
(Absently)-I have co many engagement.
rinoG
The herald., 1896-05-03
Nor MADAM,

Her Diadem.
She isn't very wesithy.
Yet wears a go,ten crown:
She bo:gh It at : dentists
For Just 80 dc vn.
The herald., 1896-05-03

Eronco Rill--Yer don't catch me sending
that ycCrgs.cr Of nine to no school. No.
ciree
Potash Pete Amt 20 goin' to give him
any eddication 1t all. then?
Bronco Bill-Oh yes. But I'll teach tho
young idea how ter shoot myself.
The herald., 1896-05-03

MERTIE-'rhe sirlpletou actually asked
me to marry him. Isn't ne fool?
GERTlE-Surc.
The herald., 1896-05-03

Ink -COlored Hair.
you'll find her halr 10 Just like ink"
Those are tie words he said;
But Oh alas fer her find
TIE .rk is flaming red.
The herald., 1896-05-03
A EcOlf.

Binks-My poetry will be read wncn all
my inissrlbtS contemporaries are forgotten.
Ndntor--Well. come around ara sec me-
MSs.-Ns.S York World.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23
Insane Patients Transferred.

One hundred and fifty state
patients were transferred last week
Thursday from the Brattlcboro re-
treat to the aterbury insane asylum.
1t took two or three hours to make
the transfer to the depot III women
being taken in carriages while 90
men walked from the institution to
the train. Several of the patients
pitcously pleaded with the attendants
not to remove them from their dear
old home, while others offered Wig
orous resistance when the hour came
for removal. One young man while
passing down Main street made Il
break and succeeded in giving the
attendant lively chase through the
Brooks house office, but was finally
captured. Some of the patients had
been at the Brattlcboro retreat 80
wears or more. They are all state
patients and are transferred to the
state institute at Waterbury, the re-
treat at Brattlcboro being Il private
establishment. About $50 more will
he transferred to Waterbury within
a few days.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23
Crack System of Voting.

remember NJ. Tricoupis describ-
ing to me with much spirit and lu-
cidity the precise method of Greek
voting. There is an urn for each
candidate, and every voter must
vote Eyes" or mo" for each candi =
date This breeds endless confusion,
as M. Tricoupis pointed out to me,
for, though voters set out with ca
plicit party tickets and the best in
tentions, they Can rarely DO induced
to vote yes for their own partisans
only. When theFcome to the urn
of Il man for whom they have Il
sncaking liking, they forgot that "A
vote for him will noutralize the
votes given for their own partisans,
and they cannot always bring thom-
selves TO black ball.
"rho beauty of the system, M.
Tricoupis remarked with smile,
sis that it is founded on no principle
whatever. 1t was part of the con-
stitution of tho Ionian isles, the
only part VIC retained at tho time of
their union with Greece. - And
how did it come to exist in tho Icniali
islcs?" asked. They get it from
tho English, who probably derived
it from their clubs. London Nows.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23
DANA BROTHERS
New York Cash Store.


Great Britain claims about 2,000,.
900 square miles of central Africa,
with q total yearly trade of about
SO, 500 coo. Tho French possessions
como next in extent with an area of
about 100000 square miles and
with yearly trade of f2, 500, 00o
Tho Kongo Free State has about tho
Same area, but its general trade may
be set down as not moro than $780,
600 in all. Tho area of German cen.
trail Africa is about 900, 600 square
miles, or, excluding German south
west Africa, of which only Il small
part lies to tho north of the limo of
the Zumbezi, about $40, 600 square
miles with trade value of about
IL, 500, COO. Portugal claims an area
Of some $50, 900 square miles, almost
all Of which is III tropical Africa,
and its trade may be set down as
about 81 ,2j0, Oo0.
Tho total trade of Italian Africa
is reckonvd sDmc what dOubtfully as
about $500, eco, and that of Liberia
Mt about tie same. 1t appears there
foro that III central Africa Great
Britain tax, tho lead in every way
in extent of possessions, in their
total trade value and in tho amount
of trade per square milo of territory,
which may be roughly stated III IL
los, az against IS ncr square milo
of German AID of Portuguese Afrl'
ca, and tho 50 los. Per square milo
of French .M,icn - Manufacturer
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23

Amateur Rider: ~ should like
to take Il ridc-hut please give me a
horse that doesn't know me vet. -
Flicgcnde Batter.
D,G YOU ever think no" r,adiy the
blood is poisoned b.; constipation: Bad
blood means bad hcn ii and p."ailturr
old age. De W,,t's Little Fairy listers,
the famous little pulls. ov' rcon.e obstinatr
constipation. :. Is. Morgan. Wood
stock: scott TilhhNm, Qucthr,: l.. J. Nj.
Marcy, TntTSNiilr.
The codtish,' said the professor,
''la,s considerable more than Il mil
lion eggs" lit is mighty lucky for
the Goldfish that she doesn't have TO
caci<lc over every egg said the STU
dent who came from Il farm. I'm
dianapolis J Journal.
one Minute is tn, standard time, and
On, tflnute Cough Cure is the standard
pre- uration for every form OF cough or
cold IL i, the nn}y hlrmle>> remedy that
produces iinncdiltc results \. B. Nor
4au, Woods oc%; Scot. TiIk ham. Que
cher. l.. j. NJ, MARCY. TAitstiile.
y special case-Tne Doctor:
"Nou must be very careful to take
the medicine, Mrs. lone s. Brown"
The Patient: .'But | am always
careful to take my medicine The
Doctor; .'lcs, but this tine YOU
really need it. "-l}rooklv n Life.
Young mothers dread til, Summer
months o. Hccoul.t Of Tie great mo tally
among children caused by bowel ;rcnb es.
Perfect safely may D. assured tho'c who
keep Oh hand De Wits Core Cholera
cure, N d administer it promptly. For
cramps, bilious COLI, dysentcry and diar-
,ira it ;MNds instant relief. a. b.
Morgan, Woo stock; SOFT Tlnkham,
Que"hrc; l., j. NJ. Marcy, TaltSvilc.
We must be joyful as We hear
The politicians song:
For all have promised us good times.
And 50 we can't 60 wrong.
-iN'ash;ngton Star.
"Sav,' said the Shade of Yelling
ton, ''that man Mckinley really re-
sembles YOU"
.1'cs.' said the Shade Of Napo-
leon. land the preparation he is
making for st. Louis reminds me of
the preparations | made for Mos
cow
Then they both looked into the
future. and their faces assumed Il
sphinX-like expression.- Truth.
One swallow does not make Spring. bnt
one swallow of o C Minute COaIh Cure
brings relief. A. b. Morgan, Woodstock {:
Scott Tinkham, Qucchcr; l.. J. NJ. Mar
cy, Taft"vl!c
Daughter-I wish papa wouldn't
boast continually that he is a self
made man.
NIother--lcs, indeed. If he
would keep quiet people might think
it was only his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Eczema is frght'ul atlliction. but Ill G
all other skin diseases it en- be pcrma-
nently cured by applications of DE- Witt
witch Hazel Salv". 1t never fl lis to cure
Piles. \ b Morgan, Woodstock; Scott
Tinkham, Qucchce: l.. J. NJ. Marcy, Fafis-
yillr
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23

STATE OF VERMONT, At q Probate
Dis; rirt nf Hart ford. s. Court held at
Woodstock. within mid for sid District, On
the 18th day of May, A. y. 1876.
Present. Hon. u. o. SEAvEn, Judge.
Whereas. Philip Royce. administrator of
the estate OF William W. P"lton. late of
Woodstock, in said District, deceased, IN
tcstate. proposes rendering: IN account OF
his administration and presenting his ar-
roujl against said estate for allowance, a.
a session OF said Court to he held IT the
Probate Office in Woodstock, i'll said Dis
trict on the 9th Jay Of June. A. ID. 1896
And whereas said Court has assigned said
time and place FOR the settlement o. said
account. and for u decree of the residue %,
slil estate 10 the heirs Of said deceased. and
ordered that public notice thereof ha gwen
to al persons interested in said estate by
publishing q copy OF the record % this
order three weeks successfully, prrHioui to
the day ~ signed. n. aforesaid in the Spirit
of the Age, II newspaper pnoishel" Wood
stock. in the County of Windsor, and stat"
of Ncrmont:
Therefore, All persons concerned il said
estate are hereby notified 10 a!'"oar n tie
Probate Office in woods! Urk in said Dis
trirt, on the day assigned, y: ore S.;d,
thea and there To contest TN" allowance o.
said account il they see cause. and 10 eS-
tnllish their rights aa heirs, legu,ces and
lawful claimants, of said residue.
\ true record. Attest.
N. j. SEAVER, Register.
\ true copy of record ATTEST,
+. O. SEAEER, Judge
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23

A tramp asking for food at the
door az a certain good deacon resid-
ing near one Of tho country thor.
oughfarcs WAS given loaf of bread
bv the master of the house with tho
rather irhospitable remark that
"thc Bible says if any man will not
work neither should he cat Look.
ing down at the gift with a shade
of disgust tho tramp quickly re-
sponded, Yes, and does it not also
say that man cannot live by bread
alone?" 1t is but truth to add that
he received generous slice of coun.
try ham as Il reward for his quick
wittedness. Lexington (Ky) Her
aid
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23

Here in South Africa tho native
races seem to have made no progress
for centuries, if indeed they have
not actually gone backward, and tho
feobleness of savage man intensilics
ones sense of the Overmastering
strength of nature. Tho elephant
and tho rhinoceros and the giraffe
are as much the masters of the soil
as is the Kaflir, and man has 10
more right to claim that the land
was made for him than have tho
wild beasts of the forest who roar
after their prey and seek their meat
from God.-Professor James Bryce,
nj. p, in Century.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23
Murder at WheelOck.

\ shocking murder was commit
ted in the town of Whcclock, II
miles from st. Johnsbury, Wcdncs-
day night. Marshall Way and his
wife have had some trouble of late
over property. Wednesday night
Mrs. Way started to go somewhere
in a buggy. Her husband objected,
bit she insisted and he struck her on
the head several times with Il stick,
the wounds resulting in her death in
a short time They have one or two
children. Way is about 50 and his
wife was about IS. Way was taken
to the Jail ut St. Johnsbury.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23
LIVER COMPLAINT
P. Kelly of North PowEal, VT. suf-
fered from d disease that
baffled Physicians.
A SIMPLE REMEDY CURES HIM.

1T is with my sincere thanks and graft
tude," writes Patrick Kelley of North Pow
nal. VT. to DIR. Kennedy of Rondout, N. Y.
Il write youof the great benefit | received
from your medicine DIR. David Kennedys
Favurtc Remedy. My case was Il severe
one aud pilzzler to the doctors. About
eighteen months ago | began Ia feel pain
in my right side: it gradually grew worse
until | was compelledby the almost unboar-
able pain, to give up work entirely. l
would belch up quantities of wind and wa
ter. | employed five different physicians.
and after taking about wagon load of med
icinrs, seemed to grow worse. BY the adj
vice of n friend, | began to Use
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23

Victor |. Spear, state statistical
secretary, has made his report of
farm sales, new industries and sum-
MGR travel in Vermont IN 1895. He
says that from reports received from
about zoo towns 1911 farms were
sold in 1906 The year has been
less profitable to farmers than for
some timc. During 1906 81 LOCI. 800
has been invested in new industries
which furnish employment to 1910
persons.
DR.. b. {. Senton of Rutland has
sued for absolute divorce from his
wife ON the ground of intidclity.
Skidmorc-Thcy say that Din
widdlc was elected Il member of the
school boald by a handsome majori-
tN.
Kilduff-It is true. Nearly all
the ladies voted for him.--Dotroit
Free Press.
Mrs. X. DeYomg, Middcburg. la.,
writes. have used One Minute Cough
Cure for SIX Years, both for myself ant
children, and | consider it he quickest
acting ana most satisfactory C0u!l Cure
have ever used A. b. Morgan, Wood
stock; Scott Tinkham. Quechcc: l.. D..
NJ Marcy Tnilsvillr.
jones' just met the hero of Dull
bore'S new Ovcl.
Smith.--Who is he;
Iones-Thc man who has read it
through. -Puck.
Pugsley--what for:
Flowcry Fields with a groan)-
Bill. Pm fcelin' all busted up. |
t'ink I'll hcv ter see doctor.
Weary William-Doctor. Great
heavens, Fields. Wot YOU need is
plumber.-.Judge
"What is to fish," he repeated.
sob. YOU just sit and sit all day
long
".And them"
"And then YOU lie" Detroit
Tribune.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23
New Trial for Sherwood.

The case of the State against Clins
ton l.. Shcrv God, who was convict
cd of bigamy recently in the Rutland
County court. was heard before the
Supreme court at Montpelier ON
Wednesday. The exceptions filed
in the lower court by ShcrWood's at
torncys were sustained. The judg-
ment was reversed and the verdict
set aside. Sherwood will stand for
a new trial.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23
DANA BROTHERS
New York Cash Store.

New wash fabrics,
in most attractive
colorings. Prints, Per-
Gales, dimitics, cling
hams. New crctons
and silkalincs. Trim
ming. buttons, jet and
colors, large and
small, to match. Sep
aratr ST il'ts at 90.
S2.75, $3.50, S+,5O.
Silk waist" New
dress goods III Dlack
and colors, plain and
novelties. The Naz-
areth Waist, the very
best for children.
TRY Il Selvyt Polish
ing cloth; you will
like it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23
The New Rules.

Some one nudged the new woman
who was presiding.
What is it, asked the latter.
why don't you recognize that
little woman in tho front row.
Il haven't tho honor of her &C.
Auaintuncc. and have yet to SEQ the
book on etiquette that makes it even
permissible to recognize ono to
whom you have not been introduce
ed.
And the new woman looked at her
critic as if she felt that she had CON-
pletely crushed her.-Chicago Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23

Nothing but favorable comment is
heard on the probable nomination of
DR.. J. Henry Jackson. of Barre, for
governor, by the Democratic party at
its convention next week. His quail
tications for the place are so gen
orally admitted that there is no other
candidate mentioned. He will be
nominated without doubt. and he
will receive the support not only of
all the members of his party but of
Il considerable number of Others
Argus and Patriot.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23
An Electric Road for Montpelier.

In all probability Montpelier will
have an electric street railroad IN
operation within the confines of the
city before the legislature sits next
fall. The details OF the line are
under consideration, and 4 plan of
the tracks and the streets which they
are to run through is to be submitted
to members of the city council for
their approval. The line is to be
built and operated by the Console
dated Lighting company and if the
location of the tiacks is approved by
the city council work is to be COM
menced at once and pushed as rap.
idly as possible, it being the intcn-
ton to have the road in running
order when session Commensurate
gus and Patriot.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23

The Stickncy paper, are saying,
"Now Mr.. Grout may be the best
qualified of any man in Vermont for
this office, but"-But they have Il
mission to support the Ludlow man
and although they are as destitute of
issues as a bob tailed cat is minus of
the usual feline appendage they pur-
pose to raise dust, if possible.
There is nothing like having Il mis-
sion.-Northficld News.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-05-23

While gang OF men were Dig
ging i trench foi a sewer at White
River Junction one day last week
the bank eaved in and two men were
buried in the earth They We're dug
out quickly and were not badly hurt
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BY its power to respond to nl these
needs Hoods SarSaparilla has proved
ITSELF the greatest friend of women.
Thousand, write that they have been
%iycr health and strength by its use.
II j. the great blood purifier, and con-
81 a,n!ly the true nerve toni'.
II feel that | should be wanting in
common gratitude should fail 10 tell the
benefit my wife has derived from Hoods
SarsapavIla. She became seriously i'll
from running ulcers, caused by poorness OF