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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1897-03-11
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% - A11A' VK5O1N, 0dCIIu,
Per q. w. DUNN, Deputy. "a
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1897-03-11

H.
SENATE.-The school bill came IN
as special order and after amendments
and debate 1t was referred to COM
mittee. The bill came up taking the
asylums at Raleigh, Goldsboro and
Morganton out of the hands of the Leg
lslature, and giving the Governor the
power to appoint the superintendents.
Many republicans opposed 1t, the demo-
Gratis opposed it with the straight DO
pulists. The debate was warm, but
when the vote was put it stood Is to
70 and the chair voted in the afirma-
tive and the bill was passed.
HoUsE.-The most Of the house pre-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-19
DIGESTIVE MOJARRIETA 4

Puede hacer p1bico esa carta para bi6n de tantos,
que yo, han malgastado malgastan tempo.
dinero probando tantos oros remedies nutles.
Me pongo sus ordenes Y b. S. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-19
Digestive Mojarrieta

compac6ndome haceo consar para general
partcularmente de los enemo del aparato Digestive
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-19
EaferBo Sr. Nenaesso AsUSrs.

EIftI SFDtO sSF. " Sls1SSso 4dsDHfSs
(Uuo de- los mas serbia y mss ricos d.
Sagla, C4ba, y mas de su firma que eS
o todos concaptos muy reap taba. ga
rantizsn = csnocaa esta historia. imeor-
t&n5es caSes do este naoiral, los seHora<
Pernas Ian iaIH s. G.. II sral: So 60
Y los sefl. res InRfl z sos AmRrgara IL.
B snQler' s.-H9 ha0a.
Sraa. Ioafiea y Conpsfiis.
Na9ia mejar que ust4des saban IL cr6-
nica Y pert,nsz dole cia que We Il eci
baranIo ri existencia desie hRcs siste
efios, rol mis- continues desarrsgl del
tdbO digas5ivo; tampoco igan1an qne
cansado de medicinsrne m translate
Ia peninsula ei sfio de- 1891 con al f.
da recuparar mi aueorsn5 ia aslud. V
l'jos d. obt 4ner el rssultado apesecids
regrese 4 ests en psnr estad2.
En- Ia Isla he contiauado m 'di .in&ndo-
me Sin pO 'sr conseguir otre Fneieris O.,
| un paq' Ell D elivio p + l ssfect Gilman
tea de liz pep'lna, paDayIna, hlsm ito Y
gu mi Ter >i9sqs los distBto medic os
A ;.ieIea he eJuslltsd :, M raconsnda
| oan tanar, es5o bsj u.i regi n de d.
chosa dinta Pnas biss, dazpl&e tie supo-
| Ter que no exist un me- II ament1 que
! comb .tier4 rni O. faTme5ad; dzenues ds
| liegar ponsr ca duds los caro- imien-
| COS mas 8 m-nos cieRtfti cog de quieaes
| des, ma denitf como Ultima prueba
| tom8r ei DIG STIVO MOJARRIETA,
Y 10 que jamas hubIera crei 20, c9nsnmi
| eatercs e-tnchss con reguieridad Y he
| o6servsdo CON toda certeza los veFda-
| ieros efntomas de una curRcion radical
Y complets. Tanto ustedes como 70 ne
| conccnnlos siIuisra 8 su fabricants, v
| este, sera la pTue5s d. que nueatra ms
| nifestacion es s6l1 Refisl de grstitud.
Con tai motive, yo les supiics hagau
| presents al Sr. MnJsrrieta, que vive Dra-
cones 81 en "a capital, que nai graft
| tud hacis el sera eterns, asf coRao pne-
| de tener la srg sridsd dequs Eer6 uno de
sus principales pEop= gandistas por tan
| bes ef:o y eficsE dsscubrimiento. Les
antiGipa las graciss gu affmo. 8. S. Q.
B. s. M.-NfM EsIO ALVARE.
NJ rye 25 DE- s9s.-Auteviasmos su
ubiicaci6n.-IBANEZ Y COMPANIA.
I-PERNAS. LANDALUCE & CO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-19

Eafe7naO S7'. CeresO Ca1sa.go de zos
QMemados 'sttss. 32. E.tbasaes.
Diciembre de 1895 Padaciando dos
de hace dos 81 s de- ess6s ago hasts ell
punto de vivir dieta de leche puesto
que otro alimente nae hiachs b. ell est0-
naago y producia peso en- 81 la vez qua
v6nitOs dc aqua agria y repugnan-
cia que me entrisSecian.
Despues de hsber sido sornetidS, &
cuantos tratamientos go reeomiendan
incluso la antisepsis, al carbon, lavados
de esf6me g. etc., visto que TODD na ere
insDficiewt ta, eEnSec6 & tOmar el DIG ES-
TWO MOJARRIETA.
Tome sus tubos, hace dos meees que
no los tomo y me encueutro como no ne
vefa hece largo tempo, pues 8 pesar de
cemer de TODD no he vuelto s tener v6-
nitos, nj hinchazoa, nj repugnanc7a y
en- cambio me eacuentro anny alegre y
dispuesto. o.-ENRIQUE & CER&ZO.
Epafe9'Meo del ST.. A7'teagn n: bA9a0.
Vivo en- la calIe de los Angeles nj
ro 5, y hago p1blica la cprAnlon gus gu
IGESTIVO MOJARRIGTA ii bo,
cusndo me habia cGnsaao de recurrlr s
todo otro medic de curacioa, sin conse-
guir apenas aIiviar Id b ,rrorosa dispep-
sia que por largo tempo tanto me hiz
sufrir.
Informer6 cnentos quieran de 10 ex-
traordina1is fineria de s,l caleb"e medl-
camento. ART Sc GA.
En- fernaO Sra. Gnrcsn. San Isie3To
73. Haban0.-Habien empieado
ci0n para mi sefi >ra ossosa. 10 tub: de-
gu DIGESTIVE MOJARRIETA tango el
gusto de comu Il ,ares para su satisf4c
ci6n, que ha que3ado totalTneute buena
de la dyspepsia eronica que padecfa, ha-
bieado desaperecido compata'nente los
agrios del est6mago y el NAL estsr y Pc
sadez que suf,fs en- sus digeationaa. I'll =
bana. Diciembre Q de S95.-FRANCIS-
60 GARCIA.
En- ferneO s9'. COr0neisaos " sus fanai-
LSares. S0'aEd 80 Ho ba7.ts.- Habana,
Noviembre de 1895.--H ". que me in
frrmo de las sorprendentes curas reaIi-
zadas nor su gsorioso DIGESTIVE MO-
JARRI aTA en- tres pers3nas con qnie-
nes SO trataha de padecimien to nas gra-
veg que los rnfos los cuales solameute 81
DIGESTIVE MOJARRTETA fu6 capaz
De hacer desaparecer cempLetamenta q,
estoy mas obligado que todos va con 4
cases en- mi fami}is, referirls 10 que
en- mi pers1ha ha sucedido.
Hacienda vida de viaj ste por espacio
de a'gunos encs y debido qlizas ire
g'1laridad en- mi elimentacion como al
cambio dierio de eguas, ee me declare
IN padecimiento que sismpra me hscia
egta' moleato, y coEao hora Y media des-
pu6s de las comidas me egnpezaba una
repugDancia. dolores dew entire y males
tar que me inapedfa Jreb jar.
Despu6s d. tomar c.4an5n rne man-
daron y dc ser diagnosticada G. stralgi
mi 1fermedad por distintos mo 1icos :;
viendo que mi mai acrecentaba pesar
del a'ivio sp ,rente. cooocf qnied ,s de-
ben s., ealud al DIG ESTIVO MOJA-
RRIETA y empece tomarloss gracias
10 cual no he vuelto sertir degde que
couclui de tomarlo nj el mas paquefio
d., lor, nj la menor mo!estia en- mis fun
clones dig eetlvAs.
Aerague eI ressltado er6etico visto en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-19
CAsOs SIN DIARREA.

Enfeyns0 Ss'. ROdyiguex Acest0, Co
7sa0ssd09ste do cDOWfL 2'1!1 tis San
AatOniO de los Ba95oS. Case con-
ff9's7addo pOr Ell Doctor del M99'GL.
Hace mas de 80 f1o5 que venia pads-
ciendo del eat6nago, y auuqus me han
vecoaocido dIstiutos medic -, tanto en-
Ia Peninsula cumo en- esta Isl', uGos al0-
petas otros home0patas, solo conse-
gufa alivio momentAneo Y coadicl0n
de viuir rjgurosa dia5s, Sin que por as-
60 evitara la reproduction del Tnismo
padecimiento al p. CO tempo. Ha toms-
DO cue nto hay, Y 10 me .r nae alivjaba
de nomento para recaer peor despu6s.
S7gdn aumentaba mi edad, go iba
agravando mi padecimie nto y va estaba
convencido no solo de que nunca me
pondTfa bueuo, siao que con mis- rs aflos
cunp}idos no podrfa soportar mucho
tempo mas, pues hacfa unos tres Rfios
que no probaba carnes de MIR guna clase
Y eetO me hacfa estar siempre con debI-
lid2d con haber sido si2mpre de una
constituci6n fIeste robusta. he diaml-
nuido en- carnes notablamente. En- esta
situaci6n d'1iso ell destince N nezara con
81 DIGESTIVE MOJARRIETA. Conti-
nue. romandolo Y notantome cada dia
mej0r. empece sumentar mi allnenta-
ci6n. Consumi siete estuches y hoy me
todo, Gaigiero bien Dinguna me lsatia me
siento en- el est6mago paso muy bue
mas n0chas, mientFas antes dornnia muy
NAL, Rsf es cue, me coneidero radical
monte curado de este padecimient0 que
por tantos afios ne ha hecho sufrir te-
rriblemente. Rociba usted pues, Ill 81 a
cero agrade cimi6nto por el bien que me
han repor tado las obleas de su inven-
ci6n, hega de esta carta el uso que ten
ga por conveniente y si alguno que SO
encuentre cono 20 eetaba, quiere tomar
informes de MI eetoy dispuesto dar-
gelos muy cumplidos,
Resido On San Antonio de los Baffos,
soy comandante de cabail ri retirado Y
vivo en- la plaza de Arms rum IL.
Aprovecha eeta OCCASION para fcecer-
Sc q usted con toaa consideration y res
peto, su n1ds 0tartn q. g. q. b. 8. n.-
gsafers,so ST.. G0nzdtes Zasps orr, pro-
1odet1TtO de s. cOrTtSJes en- que Sc
depeslt1 et g09a0GO CJesti3tatso G la
apa0tHns9, para eE co9aSe1n10 de la
H0O0210
Informen de este case los princ:pales
enconaenderos de esa Capital.
Habiendo padecido muchns efi g del
est6mago hasta VERNE PR ci ado d pr s.
cind!r de nj costumb"a de mo- rar "a
ballo y en- 81 lugar util 'zar siempre mi
coehe, despues de haber probado cuauto
hay, y cuauda va est ba corvs nei'i<, do
que todo era inutil, pues que nj sia',iar g
me mel ,raha. scudf su DIG STIT O
MOJARRIaTA.
Tento hien me h. hecho t., q,le 7uel-
vo & montar cab ,l'o tod loa dias y
sin el menor in con nvenie1, t. me ha vueI
to el apetito Y digiero sin dc. nj pesa,
deg, por 10 cuel puedo firaa.r one
cuanto SO Olga es POGO del DIG STIVO
IOJARRIGFA, pues solo viAudo SO
<odrfa Greer el Gamble que en- mi 20 ha
afectuado. Por 10 tanto, puede vi. hace r
de mis- manifestations 81 use que quie, a
y en- Luyano run. 10 eatoy 8 eu disposi-
cion. alto. g. q. q. n.. EUSERIO COMA
LEI ZAMORA.
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is11fea'1no Sr. Francisco Lecourt. pro
flietari0 de Ia Jogerta de Dr0ganes
FL -Citar los respetabies rnedicla q ue me
han reeouocido y aplicsdo sus coneci-
nleptos, no p1edo, zero ST hago constar
que he ag tsdo cuR zt0s recursos xisten,
sncluso los viaies ell abandono de mis-
ocnpaci1Ree, Y que, cuando va me habia
ressg ADJ 4 ST ir impssible mis- males,
fue cla1 do empec6 tomar sus inapre-
ci biel oSleas.
Tome este me1icamento en- el mes de
Junio corrienSe, 7 dssde su comiengo no.
se l. bnndad de Is madicina; cnpciuf de
tomaflo. Y no he vue,ts padecer nj eI
ma > pe9uefio traetorao ea mis- funciones
dig stivas, Y en- canbio me siento tan
fuerte y grusso como no me vefa desje
hace treinta amos.
Este indescriptible bien que al "Diges-
two Mojarria ia" debo me obligs 8 con
fesar en bsuefcio de la humanii8d que
no pnede Il rsa ei.fermeiad mas cr6aica
nj ma rebeida cue Ia mia, y ain ambaV.
g., estoy curado, Psr 10 cnal pleds ustsd
eltar mi euraci6u entire las mas nota sles,
en- la sFguridad de qie aig pnbiica-ls es
va coneciie nor gran IIn de parss-
mas. .-FRANGISGO LEJOURr.
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denostrarie nuestrs gratitud, pero eDa
uste3 que mientras vivamos, 1a ado
cenos la sa'vaciSn de nuestra po"se q hi
Ia, estamos sus 6rdenes.-JULIO
ANTON.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-19

Inferno Sr Ferndndes GchoG, Con-
tador del AyGntanIiento de No
rianao; todo este pueblo eofsoce ss
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Digestive Mojarrieta

eXpermen benesta que hzo concebr espeanzas de
curacon ha suceddo, enconndome hoy perecamene
de ctada Affection Con brane resuado he contnuado
prescrbendoo mi cfnica particular obeniendo sempe un
complete eXo odas las aeccones castro nesnaes 10
hace esta sa muchos miles de cache cone
niendo ell famoso
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-19

TsIB EN- Gu.
49, ba. Han sido cfec-
tuadas las Siglie t As
c1nDletas ct.rAcio1eS
con ia espec'aUdtd Di-
gestivo Moiarcieta pres
crita por ell que snscgi-
BE-. DR.. Juan A Geltran.
LsNFf. .RM4 Ia Sra. Do
- NJ Is. ID. edai 20
amos. se2n 90 eubara-
70, tercerInes de gesta-
ci0n, au6 lea, ta:npara-
mento nervios Ky V6-
mitos 'uuy a inenudo.
pnstraci6n que la iiacia
pe"mEnecar FCoSta9a,
: otob'e N j ria en- las
primeras dos;s Y cura-
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-31

her acquaintance with Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh.
bhe told about certain visits at the Marsh
house. She did not think Marsh's health
very good; looked pale He complained Of
his heart.
O. H. Royce OF Warren gave testimony In
confederation OF that given by his wife.
From what he saw Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh
he never saw very much OF disagreement
He heard little scolding between them as
regards the children, on one occasion
When he was at the house the last time
Marsh said he was taking poisonous medi-
cine. He said the doctors gave 1t to him
and told him to use IL with caution. Marsh
always appeared substantially the same.
Mrs. II. W. Buzzell OF South Northheld,
the mother Of respondent Buzzell, testified
as regards visit Of Marsh and his wife to
their house the spring before he died at
which they played cards. 1t appeared that
there was some conversation concerning
medicine. He took out little vial with
dark fluid.
DIR. Daniel johnson Of Northfield recalled,
He was examined with reference to fixing
dates and lengths Of his visits to Marsh. He
prescribed cracked ice to stop his vomiting.
Marsh did not make any complaint as to ex-
cessive thirst He claimed that he was lit
tie thirsty. His directions were all given to
Mrs. Marsh. He testified as to Buzzell tell
ing him he was vomiting in the night and
they washed out his stomach, AT the au.
topsy It appeared to witness that the peri.
cardium was cut. Fluid came out. From
what he saw witness thought the pericar.
dunn was in an abnormal condition. The
| arm OF the operator prevented him from
getting clear view.
8. P. Staples Of Northfield thought he
knew Marsh in 1873. When he first knew
him he worked on farm. His physical
health was good at that time. At one time
two years ago he complained about hit
| stomach
| Harris 8. Fuller Brockton, Mass. Lived
| in Brookfield In 1892 was acquainted with
Marsh at that time, worked for him. He
testified as to his being taken with bat
spell after which he took morphine. H,
took from his pocket, said 1t helped him
He testified to his saying that when he hat
one Of these bad spells he was tempted t,
take something to put himself out Of thu
| way.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-31

times l would get SO blind, I could not
see for several minutes.
could not stand very long without
feeling sick and vomiting. could not
breathe long breath without scream
ing, my heart panied so.
also had female weakness, inf1am-
nation of ovaries, painful menstrual
ton, displacement of the womb, itch
ing of the external parts, and ulcera-
ton of the womb. Ihave had all these
complaints.
The pains / had to stand were some
thing dreadful. My husband told me
to try bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's
medicine, which did, and after taking
1t for while, was cured. No other
kind of medicine for me as long as you
make Compound. hope every woman
who suffers will take your Compound
and be cured. Mrs. J. s. MCGILLAs,
ia Kilburn avenue, Rockford, Ill
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-31
Domestic.

A LARGE portion of the business center Of
the city of Ottumna, Ia, was wiped out by
fire last week.
A CYCLONE struck Arlington, Ca, last
week, leaving behind 1t trail of death and
disaster. The High School building was de.
molished, and nearly one hundred people
were killed or injured
week TGH p ssn cSsfr% M
President Cleveland, and await the action
of the House on the Dingley tariff Bill. The
House has had this bill under discussion
;fS$aflsss: sS'Sp!lt.ss, ' lfa q ,.. <. (.
Company at Wallsyille, N. T.. containing
l 400 quarts of giycerine, exploded last
week. H. H. Youngs, his team of horses
and wagon were blown to atoms Two
men, Dorr Clark and Thomas Meyers, who
were at work 800 feet from the-psgs zine,
were injured. Meye& hi his hsaf badly
cut and CLARK waS injhrSd aboac the fegs
and body.
By a majority opinion the United States
Supreme court has decided fiat|the ,agreel
ment Of the trans Missouri Freight Assoc-
alton to maintain rafes within its territory
was violation 6fthe antitrust law of 1890
prohibiting contracts and combinations in
restriction OF trade and must be abandoned.
This reversed the decision of the courts be-
low which had ordered the dismissal of the
governments bill. Justices Field, Gray,
Shiras and White dissented
The floods in the West are gradually sub
siding. The Citizens Relief Committee of
Memphis, Tenn. gave out last Friday an
official statement notifying the outside
world that Memphis is taking care Of 5000
pauper negro food refugees, and half as
many head OF stock. This step was taken
in order to show that foreign aid is neces-
sary. Friday morning President Dickinson
of the Little Rock Board Of Trade arrived
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-31

bsIao aAW sAIud. 70 llsasAp aemA Q az
11BUCKLEN'si ARNICAd SALLY E,r+Bhe
best sai vel int h9 orldq Tor catsSbriises,
soress fulcerss salt fhsum,, fever sores,
tetter3 lchapped ihands, ciHlBlaihs, eorps
and oil .ski9 efuptiops,, ard positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t ID
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money, refunded. Price twenty-five
cents per box For sale by @. Blakely,
Montpelier, VT. 7ai99 77s1 i1h ls.ua-i $
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they could
cure me but
failed to do
30.
1 gave up
in despair
and took to
my bed. l
had dreadful
pains in my
heart,
fainting- n
spells, Y
sparks be- '
fore my
my eyes
and some
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For
FARMERS AND VILLAGERS
For
FATHERS and MOTHERS.
For
SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
For
ALL THE FAMILY.

With the close of the. presidential
campaign, THE TRIBUNE recog-
nizes the fact that the American peo-
pie are now anxious to give their at
tention to home and business interests
To meet this condition politics will
have far less space and prominence,
until another State or National &C.
casion demands renewal of the fight
for the principles for which THE
TRIBUNE has labored from its incep-
ton to the present day, and won it's
greatest victories.
Every possible effort will be put
forth, and money freely spent, to make
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE pre-
eminently a NATIONAL FAMILY
NEWSPAPER, interesting, instruc-
tive, entertaining and indispensable to
each member of the family. We furnish
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with $500, the amount donated by the

with 81 800, the amount donated by the
citizens Of Little Rock.
The national executive COMMITTEES Of the
United Mine Workers has issued an appeal
to the public for sympathy and financial
being reduced TO miserable poverty, and
quotes Pittsburg paper to the effect that
the miners children are seen driving dogs
away from garbage and eating 1t themselves
In the mining regions there. The commit
tee blames the New York and Cleveland
tors whose namss are aIeo Given Tor hrino.
Ing about the demorslized condition OF the
coal mining business.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-31

MOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
iousness, Indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 2oc.
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5 PER CENT BONDS.

FOR DEPOSITORS AND INVESTORS.
Some know and others have to learn, that
if you invest in school, town or county
bonds you have a sure thing. The safest
and best, in sums of $500 to $1,000 run from
2 to 10 years. Don't deposit or invest until
you see e. e. BLAKELY. Send for infor-
nation at Montpelier, VT
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AZ B.ssfS9u ,.IsyVs1 ,.jjaqst heard i,sa
semeti Esdraasfu absoat yScsai 81 s i
A JsIst6 oughtIso; yonlooki BOtpieasedgs
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-31
A Wonderful Statement
From Mrs. moelllss to Mrs. pinth.n

think It my duty, dear Mrs. Pink
ham, to tell you what your wonderful
Compound has done for me.
was dreadfully ill--the doctors said
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:RARRE TRAINS.
Central Vermont Railroad,

O0IulJ a. Vol IuUHl- u0uI U0u,
Commencing January "a, 1887. -qi doK
fI9. SEQ - s--.Fs1 u. gl'1
Trains Going South and East piA Leave Mont
pelier as follotos: y u
s;SsA. M. MAIL. 70. Mtchburg, Boston. Spring
Gsld New LonaGn and , New YORK wagner faro
IL: 80 p. M. FAST TR-- IN for Boston via Low
ell. and New York via Springfield. Wagner Pariol
Car to Boston.
1888 p. M. PASSENGER. for White Rive,
Janction connecting 9Th mixed train for windssT
W n. ana ana
Wagner slsepers to Boston and to Springfield.
Trains Going North and West:
$3.50 A. M. EXPRESS, for Montreal, ogdens
burg. ottswa and the West. Wagner Cars to Mont
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TIME TABLES.

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Public Auction.

!, e; A. Gines, will sell my farm situated on the
Dog river road In Berlin VT, about one mile above
Wilbur Browns mill at public auction to the highest
the first day Of April 1897 at o'clock in the
noon The said farm consists Of $50 acres of land,
more or less. with farm buildings thereon will in
Ike manner sell at said time and place IL cows,
three year-old heifers, twoyear-old heifers, 2
yearling heifers, calves, breeding SOW, one pair
Of work horses, one pair Of double harnesses with
S 1890 two-6 HSe ,r traverse
'fdIhpt cart, ohe plow, one cuitivator, one Wheel
narrow, one moving machine, one wheel horse
-scsseyeue-f*o. Cooley Dreamer, one prize churn,
about 10 tons of hay also q lot Of hand tools and
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-03-24

had begun TO lsare on V III he was GO
ing to do with his share of the old man 3
fortune. The latter, however, did not
hold to scriptural interpretations, but
held on until he was 81 years old. Then
he departed, and as per expectation,
when the estate was settled up the pious
nephew received 800, ,000, more or less.
"He ought to have been satisfied, of
course, but he wasn't, and after mouth
ing around about his hard luck, he
finally capped the climax by suing the
trustees of the residue of the estate,
which had been willed to charity, for
the interest on 500, 900 at 6 per cent
for the time that elapsed between the
three score and ten limit and the date OF
the death of his uncle, period of 81
years 8 months, the whole amount OF
interest being $l27, 800. He even went
so far as to swear that per cent was
too low, and that he could have got
8 right along for the whole time if
the old man had died when the Bible
said he ought to die. Being in the fam
ily, however, he was willing to discount
the rate of interest 25 per cent. Now,
did you ever hear of anything worse
than that?'
And not man there did.-Wash-
ington Star.