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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
HOSIERY.

have you seen The new color in Hos
iery, Ok Bod We have a reautiful as
soItment Of shades, 25c.
Special:--Ladies' Black Isle Thread
Hose, in plain and Rich.lieu Ribb,d, Csc.
Ladies Farcy Isle Thread Hose, in
fancy strioes and solid colors, something
new and nobby, they are going very "a o.
idly at sc ard 42c. pair.
We have the latest novelties in Ladies'
Hosiery, fancy lace boots ana plain TOPS,
IN all the new shades, $3.50 quality for
e2c.
hildren's Hose in the n,w shades Of
OK blood, tans, and blacks. fine ribbed fast
colors' 25c. pair.
Children's Fine Ribtei Black Hose
with white solit solss,' extra qualify, Csc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
WASH FABRICS.5

An ever increasing enthusiasm af6osits
this department, both the assor sne Emf and
values seems to please you. here aess
organizes grass lawns etc, cool even o
look at. Ss 3Sig 33is
Donegal Linen Suitings one of tie tiffaes
most popular fabrics Of The seaso Cool,
and crisp needs no Innings, price 25css s ,S'S
Linen Crash Settings in f1e 4 new,
weaves, tOc., u -2e., Sc. and zoe, iys.5
S2eeial:4-l Beat apssf
y Lawns, ID Choice co1orins g, Sc.
by taking. the lot we are able to sell the.niI
at lOe. ! heY. will NOT last long Az
: Largo f1oWefed Lawns and aDinities
&C., e., &c. and lOc.
American Organizes ID choice floral
designs, ~ tic. ~,
Plain Colored Lace Lawns, IN Grena.s
dine Effects, to BE- made over colored Int
ines, Red, Pink, Light Bloc and Black
15c. 81 h 9SssIIs
Sheer Linen Lawns, IN Plaids and,
Stripes, 25c. grade lie.
Satin Striped Challies, 12>-2c.
Oar assortment Of Sheer Cobuehbyss
Fren.h Organizes has received the high
est praises every piece IS a gem
33c. and Csc. yard. IS M ~ ss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS,

Good luck all round A night shirt
manufacturer had LOT of short lengths
OF embroidered silk trimmings, that are
,ysualiy put on dollar goods. We induced
him to nut them on lot of fine White
Nlasiins and Camoric Night Shirts that
we are going to sell for &c. -,iece.
h.nk Of silk embroidered night shirts
at 69c. They Look like dollar Shirts;
you'll want half dozen.
Mems Uo-to-date Half Hose, fifty DIFF
terent patterns and coloring 5,in tan, strirss
checks and polka dots. sDROP
STITCHED" Spot casa bought this
lot, which means a saving to you Of ten
cents on every pair you buy, they are
35c. Hose for sc.
Our stock Of Tn 1erw,ar is comolete.
Balbrigga2 OF Gauz., finest french Isle
or ribbed iisa net and na;nsooks, witt,
drawers to match, also foil line Of Mems
and Boys Jean Drawers 25c.
Scriven's elastic seam Drawers all
sizes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
NOTIONS.

No argument needed to bring you to this
department. Small prices on small
wares brig large results.
Good Curling Irons, all sizes, Sc.
z Dozen Salty Pins for S..
We carry the best ass orft1lent Of Stock
met Dress Shields in tfe city for Sc,
I0e., &c., 2oc., Zee. and 30c. pair.
5 Hook Corset Stcels, in black, white
and drab. Sc, rair.
Try the ANGEL Tooth Powder, It IS
grand, and only )Oc.
4 OF Bottle Machine Oil, &c. bottle.
Garwood's Sachet Powder, Sc.
Good Whist Broorns, Sc.
IS Different patterns O. White and
Colored Featherstitched Braid, Sc. bunch.
aluminium I'himbles, &c. each,
fine Fine Bristles Bone Back Tooth
brushes, for Sc. each.
he best Joe. Tooth Brushes in Nor
folk, lour different styles.
Try our ''Lannoc" Tooth Brush and
be convinced Of the staying quail
ity OF the bristles. This brush IS I'M
questionabily in value the best 25c.
tooth brush sold. The back of this brush
is not filled with common sealing wax
Gas is done with most brushes but with a
mineral enamel that cannot BE- dis
solved by various tooth washes and for
this reason will keep clean while in use.
The bristl.s arg secured by a non cor
rodablc wire land not with silk thread
as is generally the case) which makes it
impossi lie lor them to come out. Ask
Tor the "Lannoc," have no other tut the
Lannoc; you will find it at Miller,
Rhoads G. Cos fcr 25c.
Browns Shoe Polish, &c.
Bixby's Shoe Polish, Sc. and Sc.
Fine Lime Hair Brushes for l7c,. ice.
25c., 39c. and Soc. thsse are special val
ties.
Black Pins, &c. BOX.
The Best Erg ish Pins, 2 oapers for Sc
Coca Nail Brushes. I0c. each,
ld:al Tooth Powder, 19c. bottle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
TAPESTRY.
PORrIIE.R];;ES,

Tapsstfy Portieres, IN Old Rose a1ldS
Olive, $3.50: a pair, worth fully $3.255. .gsa
tapestry Portiers, IN Blue, Green, o.
baeeo and Old Rose, $3.50, worth So So
Iaoestry PorIiers, in teautiful shades
OF Green, with Tinse., 81.
a large assortment Of Sunr1sr Poo
tiers. Ell 5 .5 n sGi'9 3.s 81;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23

tuptcy and pension mea sures and is con-
tinuously working in the field OF legis-
laion without regard 10 the action Of
the House, which shut down aftc. the
passage Of the ta.iff bill
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
Can,pbcIr, photowron,,.

Before going elsewhere 10 have pho
tographs made call al my studio and see
the quality and prices OF my work
Campbe'rs, 340344 Main street.
my 9-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
FAIR WOMEN'S HANDS
Give North and South Carolina The Most
CredItahle Exhibit in their History.
MANAGED ENTIRELY BY THE LADIES
Fhc Executive C0nmiitcc-rnpcrs of
the Two States Loud in Praise of
the ENhibifion-rhe Art Exhibit
j. One ofthe Finest Ever shown
In tho South,

Charlotte, n. c.. May 20-rhcre can
no longer be any doubt but that Meek
ienburg'S women arc to have The honor
not only Of holding the first exposition
ever managed entirely by women but
are to give North and South Carolina
the most crcditable exhibits in the his
tory or the two States The managers
-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
TOMORROW

. A Lot Of French Percais rYsefigess
Shirts, mems sizes, one pair separate Hn-
en- CUTS, worth $t.0), for 77c.
Boys Fauntctroy Waists, choice neat
effects found here all sizes, at 50s. worth
75c. .a 81 5s n:
Just received full Line Of mems Bath
ing Suits. IN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23

House, as none Of these committees had
been, or have been, appointed. The
House could have no knowledge Of the
introduction Of these bills until the fol-
lowing morning, when the Record show
ed tina the file clerk, underith supervis-
lon of the Speaker. had referred them 10
the committees on apprOpria tons, on
agriculture and Indian affairs. These
committees. did not then exist, and do
not exist today. Just before the House
adjourned on that day, the Speaker APP
pointed COMMITTEES on rules, one on
ways and means and one on mileage
These are the only committees that have
been appointed since his election as
Speaker.
On the next day, Wednesday, the
House was not in session. Thursday,
March is. 1t adjourned as soon as the
minutes were read. In that time 704 bills
and resolutions were dumped into the
file clerks basket. Among these was a
resolution by Mr.. Cannon proposing a
special orce- for the consideration Of
the four appropriation bills, which had
been referred two days before to COM
mittees not in existence. This resolu-
ton was refer: ed by The file clerk to the
commi tee on rules. None but those spe-
cially interested could know tina. this
had been done without Sitting the 704
bills and resolutions that had been
dumped into the basket while the jour
nal was being read in a ten-mnute SEES
son.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Miss Sallic e. Wh.snant, Chairman:
Mrs Minnie Hebb Kellogg general man
aser: Mrs. ]. w. Miller. Secretary: Miss
EVA Llddcll treasurer; Mrs. Ii. c. Jones,
MISS Adele BrSnizcr. Mrs H. Baruch,
Mrs. {. G. Kennedy, Mrs. Lucian Walk
er' MRS. L. y. Stone, Mrs. Walter Bren,
MRS. j. ID. Church. Mrs John Reid, OF
Mt Mournc, Mrs. II. a. Grier of Steel
Creek. Miss Hattie Barrett Of Mat
lnewS, Mrs. j. Walter Kirkpatrick Of
Sharon.
The papers or the two States are sing
ing ITS praise in the highest terms, and
me patronage is daily increasing. 1t
mas been pronounced by competent cri
tics to be the finest affair OF the kind
ever shown IN the two States. and the
Art Gallery is one Of the finest ever
shown South.
THE, ART EXHIBIT.
Inc Art Gallery is situated in the
eastern END OF the building overlook
ing the court. 1t covers 5000 square
rect or moor space and about 5000 square
ieet OF wall space. The pictures vii,
number something over three hundred,
ll!akins collection by far the finest
ever shown in this section. and one al
me finest ever show in the South. II
would he freditablc exhibit were IT
SHOWN in any city in America. The
greatest interest Of course centers
around breaking the Home Ties" the
n m.aStsi teri .,.s Thomas Il oyendg
OF Philadelphia. and is the most non,,,a,.
picture in America. having been the
great attraction in the Art Gallery ot
both the Worlds Fair ut Chicago and
me cotton states and International Ey-
position at Atlanta This picture Is val
.lea al $4,000, and is insured by the
management for that amount.
Another prominent loan is fine Cro-
cleron, II French war scene. lonuod Nv
Ron John Wnnamaker from his n,,blic
collection. 1t Is the larges, picture in
the exhibit and measures abnui Sx1o
feet. 49,
rive canVasses-two very large ones
w. VIII be exhibited by Gaylard Sanpstcr
llnesaeil' or Paris, two OF which were
az me Worlds Fair. one being also az
nibited In the salon in 1892 where Mr.
lfueSdell took second medal .-rha
9hcphcfdS Lunch" will be remembered
by all who visited the Worlds Fair =
Il olcture OF peculiar merit and great
popularity
The exhibit from New York artists
cohSiStS Oh works from the very cream
oi me profession in the art creation Of
-Aneflca. Among those most Familiarity
ana laVorably known are William Ar
chase, perhaps Americas best portrait
painter; j. q. Brown, known by his stu
oieS or New York street urchins: Robert
=. hloodSood, the painter Of birds, ana
j. Fl. Dolph. known TO all the world nc
u painter OF cats ana dogs: also r. s
'-hurch. Rhoda Holmes Nichols, T., Dan
sefheid, Marian Brooks, T. Percy Ma
ron, II. Bolton Jones, and others Of
equal note. -
me historical collection Is beyond a
ooupt me ,'ncst ever shown south Of the
Mason and Dixon line.
Inc industrial and manufacturers, ox
hloits are line. 1t is hoped that n sne-
clai excursion can be run from Norfol],
III order that our people can attend
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23

We are headquarters for Ladies' Col
lars and Cuffs; all the very Il. vest styles
are here.
Every thing that is new in Ladies'
String Ties. Band Bows and Shield
Bows, at the very smallest prices.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
SILKS.

98c.
Beautilul Black T'affeta Silk, 5sc.
Elack frocade Satin duchess, sec.
a beautiful Line Of Black Erocade Sat
in Duchess, IS. !.
"a in. Black Satin Duchess, 9Gc.
a. IN. Black Jap Silk extra quality),
Fancy Silks for Waists, Csc. to SIPS.
Handsome Chaneeable Taffeta Silks,
69c. ard 7sc.
More Ve'our Silks, in black and col
ors, 75c. $500 and SIPS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
TO CLEAR UP.

TO CLEAR UP.
On the next day Gen. Henderson re-
ported resolution ON the committee
on rules providing for the prompt con-
Siucration Of these four approprla ton
bills The first, the sund:y civil was 10
be taken up Immediately upon the adop-
ton Of the resolu ion. After forty min
utcs' debate .he bill was TO be read. the
previous question to be considered as or
dered, and the final vote taken. The
other three bills, the agricultural In
dian and general deficiency were to be
considered in the same manner. Gen
henderson promptly moved the previous
question on the adoption or the raEo Il :
tlon. Under the rules Of the last House
II could not be amended, and the debate
was limited by the came rules TO forty
minutes. The resolution WAS adopted.
Yeas ia, and nays III.
The four appropriation bills We're pass
cd by the House in the order named.
lney involved an expenditure of ST.
lG6,SS9.21. Such bills have ALWAYS been
IN cha:ge Of the hartman Of the COM
m!ttee. or subcommittee who reported
them to The House. III this case how
ever. they had been referred 10 non
existing committees and could not be re-
ported from any committee. Fortunate
~ the chairmen OF the committees who
/ reported them in the last Cofigress, Were
II reelected. The Speaker sagacio,nsly
placed the bills in their charge Nobody
| objected. They parceled out the limited
time Tor debate and piloted them be-
tween the shoals Of legislation.
The new members looked dnzcd II
was swift legislation for them The
seventy-two millions whzzed by them
before they We're aware Of wha. was 60
ing on OF course the minority made a
great outcly. but 1t was like the cry OF
man swept overheard in a gale.
Tho 20 Sh
there was no vital nsces .y for the i'm
mediate passage Of these bills. They
were not approp:ia tons FOR the present
fiscal year, but for the year beginning
July lst, 1897. With this fact in view
the delay in the Senate can readily be
understood.
COMMITTEES YET LACKING.
More than this, It Is worthy Of note
that the thirty days within which the
committee on rules was TO report a set
or rules expired long ago, and no rules
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
DRESS GOODS.

his week we make social effort to
clear out all REMNANTS and short
lengths Of DRESS GOODS and SILKS.
, he erd; of the best sellers of the season;
many skirt and waist lengths among
them. Price are on them that will move
them quickly.
All wool Fancy Striped Sackine FIan-
nels, 25e. and 81 lie.
Light Weight Fancy Settings for mid
summer wear, 39c.
Spscial:-Fancy Suitings, Coverts and
!, Checks, soil 3oc. and 39c., for Csc.
IS in. All Wool Mixed Suitings. acc.
z5c. Fancy Suitings 90 at Sc.
Black and White Checked Suitinps.
2Scy o9c.. SOC. and 75c yard.
As in. Blue and White Striped Yatch-
ing Cloth, SEC.
50 in. New Lace Effect Black Etam-
inc. Soc.
! SO in. Brocade Etamine, CSC. Grade
A in. Black Brccade Etamine, soc.
Srecial;-E1a.k Brocade Brilliantine,
S).OO grade, &c.
Genuine Mohar Crepe Cloth for
! mourning dresses, $3.50 value, 95c.
a in. Lace Stripcd Eta,nine, e2c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
STRONG CONTRASTS,

The:e dry facts are ins,ructive If NOT
enter aiming. They clearly portrav tha
attitude Of both houses. One has driven
me appropriation bills through a, light
ning speed without any consideration In
committee; tfe other has taksh It's time
under the usual course OF procedure.
ana corsidered The bills with the gravity
Of an ecumen.cal council.
at the same time It has passed ba nI-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
o-Morrows Great Sale By the Following Items:

Childrcn's Black Isle Thread Hose,
high splieed heel and toe, double knee,
Z5c. pair.
We claim to have the Best IOc. and
y &c. Black Hosiery for children rro-
curable. They are winning friends every
day.
COLLARS AND CIJFFS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-23
COMMITTEES YET LACKING.

More than this, It Is worthy Of note
that the thirty days within which the
committee on rules was 10 report a set
or rules expired long ago, and no rules
nave yet come from that committee
The representa- tives are still acting I'M
der the rules Of the last House
The House passed the sundvy civil!
and the general deficiency bill on March
Goth. 1t informed the Senate Of its ac-
ton on March 22d and the bills were
promptly referred 10 The Senate Com
mittee on appropriations. On March
2ath that committee reported the ag.i-
cultural bill without amendment The
Dill rested on the Senate calendar until
April 20 n, and was then passed with
out debate. l was the smallest Of the
four Appropriation bills. The President
promptly signed IT,
The Indian appropriation bill was re-
ported back to tie Senate on April 9Th
1T was taken up on April 18th and dis
cussed t odd moments until April 10TH
when It was amended and passed II
was sent back to The House wi II the
amendments on April 2lst. or course
mere was no committee to take charge
or 1t. II was, however, promptly lariat-
ca. William y. Some, Of Pennsylvania
on inc same day placed in the file clerks
basket resolution making the appro-
Pflatlon bills passed by the Senate and
returned to the House privileged SO as
oo''S-eSA 81 reference
committee
The file clerk naturally referred this
resolution to the Committee on Rules.
On April Goth that committee reported
a special resolution providing for the
con ;deration Of the Indian appropra-
'ion bill withou: reference to a standing
committee Immediately after the adop-
, non OF It's special resolution The re So
htlon was carried. and after a discussion
las'ahg two days the blu WIS sent TO a
conference committee, which the Senate
appointed
me sundry civil bill, which passed the
~ ouSe on March 10Th. was reported back
70 me senate on Ap.!l 9Th. /. rarnairel
on me calendar until May eth, when
Il was taken up and passed a day or Two
al te, ward as amended by the Commit
Tee on Appropria lions
me general deficiency BIZ, which pass
ca inc House on March 18Th and reached
me senate on March 22d, is buried in
me Senate committee at the present
Writing.
STRONG CONTRASTS.
These dry facts are Instructive. If moi
enter aiming. They clearly portray the
attitude OF both houses. One has driven
me appropriation bills through a, light
ming speed without any consideration in
committee; tire other has takei It's time
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-06-04
CHURCH AND SOCIETY

The Universalist Sunday schoo. wi. OBJ
serve lex; sunday as rally day.
Rev. II. D. Maxwell will return from
Boston in time 70 occupy the pulpi, a; the
Uu.7ersa..st church next Sunday.
Rev. L. D. Tempe will return from
Michigan in time 10 preach next sunday.
His sublec. in the morning will be sweet
Spices. and in the evening The Penalty
Of a Fast Life"
Services in s.. Michaers church on sun
day. June ., Whitsunday: 1880 A. N,
morning prayer, holy communion and ser
mon: l2:lj r. NJ. Sunday school and cate
ch.sing; $50 r. NJ. evening prayer.
Revs. Houlihan Of Ludlow. Gaffney Of
Rutland and Reynolds Of Bellows Falls as
sisted Rev. Father Cunningham in a 40
hour devo;iona, service which began az the
Roman Catholic church Monday al Q
0 clock
The Windham and Bennington Coun-
ties association Of Cniversalists will meet
az Jacksonville next week Wednesday and
Thursday. June and TO- The meetings
will begin Wednesday afternoon and con
tinue through the evening and Thursday
forenoon. Addresses will be made by Rev.
4. a. Smith Of Annisquam, Mass, Rev. Il.
o. Markham Of Ludlow. and others. The
parishes Of Windham county are requested
10 send delegates.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-06-04
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

The High school commencement exer-
clses will be held in the Auditorium, Thurs
day evening, June Il. The address will
be delivered to the class bv Rev. p, Nc
MILAN of Woodstock. The graduating
class have chosen these participants in
class day exercises; Glass poem, Louise
NJ. Chandler; today's demand. John
Iasker; ivy grafton, Laura j. Stearns /:
class prophecy, Alice NJ. Waterman. The
class reception will be held at the Brooks
house Friday evening, the 18th, and ad-
mission will be by invitation.
The advertisement OF one of the LEADING
attractions at Austin a Stones museum at
Boston this week is as follows: 1880
Pounds of Live Beef in Two Oxen,-
Brought to our doors in a special box car
and never seen here urtil now-Th9
heaviest, tallest, longest, and haDdsomest.
pair OF oxen that stride his earth. The
Leyiathans, Joe and Jerry, pure Holsteins
and record breakers-bred and raised in
Dellhsham, Mass. actual joint weight
ioOO pounds-girth 10 feet-heighth Is
hands-theY have drawn II, 061 pounds on
drag-S feet at one pull-in the earth
and on dead level-a feat never before ac-
complished-theiT unreasonable, stupen.
dous proportions are the wonder of stock
ralsers, farmers, butchers and everybody
else-tor these monster fellows like have
truly never before existed" The oxen are
owned by j. p. Nichols of Brattleboro and
he is the exhibitor in charge. The oxen
have been owned by Mr.. Nichols three
Valley Fair. viz
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-06-04
BRATTLEBORO.

Five young people united with the Bap-
fist church last Sunday evening.
The annual conclaye Of the several Ma
sonic bodies will be held at Burlington
next week.
There will be a special session Of the
probate court tomorrow 10 appoint guard
ians and 70 probate several wills
Capt +. D. Weld has appointed as cor
pOrals Of the Fuller Battery j. NJ. Dugan.
i. Z. Bingham, X. {. Haynes, A. A.
Hines and {. +. Scribner There will be
a competitive examination for the appoint
ment Of sergeants next Tuesday evening.
Frank {. Platts has rendered his reslg.
nation as second lieutenant Of the Fuller
Battery. He enlisted as a private about
10 years ago and was afterward promoted
sergeant and first sergeant and four years
ago he was elected second lieutenant He
was thoroughly efficient officer and one
whom the Battery will regret TO lose.
Miss Bertha A. Houghton and Fred c.
Clark we're married very quietly last even
ing at the brides home at ~ Green street,
only few Of the immediate relatives be-
ing present. In the absence of Rev. c. O.
Day the ceremony was performed by Rev.
j. d. Beeman. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left
directly after on short journey. on
their return they will live on Retting
place, and will be at home to their friends
after July l. Many presents testified TO
the good will Of their friends.
The school Money Dispute.
An injunction has been issued restrain
ing the Brattleboro selectmen from paying
TO the village school district the sum com
puted by them as the share Of the district
in the public school money and Hunting
ton fund. The basis Of division named by
the selectmen was SSJ9.j7 for the village
district and $3.50. 40 for the town district.
II. II. Wheeler chairman of the committee
of the town district Of schools, claims that
according to the aggregate attendance Of
schools taught by teachers licensed under
the Vermont statutes the sum due the
village district is $352.63 and the town
district $737.54. The complaint sets
forth that the aggregate attendance at
schools in the town district was Is, $50;
that the Brattleboro graded school district
had High school and II other schools
taught by a principal and % other teach
ers, only four of whom were licensed &C
cording to the Vermont statutes, that the
aggregate attendance upon schools taught
by licensed teachers was -, 79S, and that
the total aggregate attendance of the dis
trict was 115,j43. The complaint alleges
that the selectmen have proceeded to
declare a division upon the aggregate
attendance of all schools, taught by
both licensed and unlicensed teachers.
The claim of the selectmen and of the
school committee of the village district is
that the committee had authority to exam
inc and license the teachers for this dis
trict, according to an act of 1890, that all
the teachers are properly licensed, and
that the division of the moneys should be
on the aggregate attendance, on the basis
decided upon by the selectmen last week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-06-04
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

Mth local applications, as they cannot reach the
~ OF me disease. Catarrh is a blood or consti-
tHlohAl disease, and in order TO cure II YOU must
re internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
zen internally and acts directly on the blood
pa mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
~ quAck medicine. II was prescribed by one
me oest physicians in this country for Years.
IND is regular prescription. Il is Composed of
ne pest Iohlcs known, combined with the best
|olood BURNERS, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces, The perfect combination of the two
ingredients IS what produces such wonderful re-
suits IN curing eatArrh. Send for testimonials
free. +. ]. CHENEY & Co. Props.. Toledo q
Sold by druggists, price rs cents