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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
Food shnrtnge Abrnad.
Plenty 90 TIome---Hiches aud Prosprri-
~ Tor American Farmer. aud there
fore for Is,ry body lice.

Plenty 90 IIome---Iliches aud ProsPsri-
" Tor Arn.ri,Hn FARMER. aud there
fore for Is,ry body I-ise.
The Orange Ju5d synd.ca,e o. sgficu-
.uia, newspapers has gathered careful. and
extensive information abyu. The European
cr r conditions. and the couclus. on d.
tlat the situation is much more
grave than has been Supposed. The
uhea. shortage Of Europe. including that
81 England, is between 5p0. 900, 900
and 4OQNO.u 900 bushels Tie aggregate
wheat crop Of tie European counuie. is
usually 1900 600 CO.. bushels. This year
il Nil be Jess than Sl.2JO 900. which
WAS the amount grown in The famine
year Of l.Ql when The American crcp
w4s abundant and the price went 70 SlZj.
Blu. ibis is Dot tue worst Of IT, Europe
usually produces a. mucI rye a. she does
wheat Il is the bread grain of the
masses The rye crop Of The principal
European cOunuies-Bussia, Germany.
France. Austria. Bulgaria, Kumauia. Italy.
the Low Countries aud Sweden-has aver
aged about ! 800 Oy0. 90 bushels annually
for the last four years. This year the
crop will not exceed -. 600 600 bushels.
The potato prospect is quite as bad. The
average crop Of the countries named j.
:. so 60 90. After making due allow
auce for fears aDo exagg-ra,iOns the con-
ciusiOn is reached tina. this years shortage
on potatoes will reach the enormous total
Of ! ,UO0. 900, 900 bushels. OF wheat, rye aud
potatoes together. the shortage will be
81. uJ0. 900 bushels
No part Of the wofli apparently has any
considerable Ipus Of cereal except The
Uu.t-d states aud Canada. The United
States has 10 potatoes for export. but If
prices 90 high enough We eau spare 30.
90 90 bushels Of wheat, 10000. 600
bushels Of corn, 100000 bushels Of
oats aud 100000 bushels Of rye, a total
u say so. 10000 bushels. This will be-
the bigges, export ever made Of American
grain.
With these figures as basis the couclu-
sion is reached that the export pree on
wheat must stand at considerably above
: 4 a bush-l. corn 50 cents, rye - cents.
The Western farmers are reported 10 BIZ in
a state Of great jIbIa,I0n over The out
look. They believe that they control the
situation. and for them the pleasing pros
pct is tha, 81 rapid payment Of debts,
and plans Of improvement In everything
pertaining TO farm, stock and house.
The American \ Lr.cIliuust, through
which these figures are given. says that
should anything Ike The above figures be
generally realized more than half 81 the
m0rtgage on the farms 10 the United
States can b- paid Of this year. Il also
discusses the worldwide situation as 20 sup
plies. demand and prices, showing that the
United States is in for period Of unprec-
edenied prosperity. This prosperity should
be prolonged, because il is founded on the
solid basis Of prosperous agriculture and
rich farmers The rock bottom foundation
Of national wealth. But it warns farmers
that in refusing fair prices for their crops
they assume Spectators risks.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
His Occupation Gone.
From the Boston Transcript.

Bryan still wanders about and is coca.
sionally silent. Some of his rafidly loyal
adherents still talk Of Bryan as the man
for 1900, but every day the growing pros
perity of the country, the steadily upward
trend Of prices, puts more discredit on him
as prophet by showing that what he said
could be produced only by the use of his
panacea has been brought about without it.
There is no comfort 10 sight for Bryan
even in his own state of Nebra ska. There
the crops are estimated as valued at least
at 100000 more than they were this
time in 90; money is flowing into Omaha
for investment once more; wheat is going
up as rapidly as silver is going down.
Bryan's fortunes appear 10 be keeping
company with silver. 1t only needs an.
other good business year TO see free coin.
age laid on the shelf with other dead is.
sues and in company with greenback fat
ism.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
THE HOOD FARM
Jer..y Csttis aud Berkshire swine to
be Wade - ~. valley Pair.

bt wade - the valley alT.
On. If he greatest attractions of the
Va - Fair ilis fall si.l boz tl- Hood farm
herd of.th0r9lgl0rei jersey. and one
thai will command She 'byl.Jti-l atieu-
ton Df The owner. and of.el-.s @ .Il- Jef-
sey stock. To say thai the personal 81 the
members q he herd ~ pee q 10 be pres
ent j. admirable. and that d engage. the
esfues. inquiry and favorable criticism II
al Interested iu breeding this particular
strain Of dairy stock expresses. hu; 10 part.
the pleasure and approval q al who may
in ANY degree become acquainted with the
beautiful home and IT, surrounding, he
uueXcellel care and attention 20 the needs
and wants Of this famous herd.
T. one, who living near and becoming
iDt .uately acquainted with he methods
and means pursu -i iu caring for and bring
ing fOr,h all Tie latent possibilities Of milk,
cream and butter pro iur;on, The unsJ ~
passed lDca ion Of Hoo farm. with Us itch
and well titled fields, iis elegant aud con-
yeuieni farm buildings, supp 81 with every
appliance for the successful breeding and
intelligent care Of The jersey stock. iu fact,
AL its beautiful natural fea ures of si,ua-
ton and outlook amid the f1e scenery Of
the Merfimack valley, can bl, lead one 70
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
THERE ARE OTHERS.
Plenty Of Them, but SO Different-.LO.
cal Proof Is What BrattlebOrO PeO-
pie Want.

DlN
There are a great many Of them.
Every paper has its share.
Statements bard 10 believe, harder 70 prove.
Statements from far away places.
What people say 10 Michigan.
Public expression from California.
Oftimes good endorsement there.
But Of little service here at home.
BratilebOTO people want local pro0f
The sayings II fr ends, neighbOrs and citizens.
Home endorsement counts
II disarms the sk-ptic beg ond dispute.
This j., the ackiug that stands behind every
box Of Deans Kidney Pills; here is a case Of it;
Mrs. Lansille, Of So Elliot street, says: Two
years ago / was taken with pains in my back and
hips aud as weeks and months went by the pai1
b, cane more severe aud lasted longer. Finally
a kidney weakness commenced TO trouble me
which was very distressing and caused me great
deal Of annoyance. This last fall Us96) was in
very poor he Alth, suffering from marked symp.
toms OF kidney trouble could not DO any hard
work, the most trivial tired me out and had no
energy 10 do anything. II was on my feet for
any length Of time was taken with a dizziness
and blurrlng before my eyes. often got weak
and faint that could stand no longer and would
almost fall over. The constant pain in my back
and hips became so severe that it would make me
sick to my stomach. Some time ago my daughter
got me Doan1s Kidney Plls at +. X. Durgin's
drug store. They are doing me a wonderful.lot
Of good, am feeling much better and stronger
in every way than have for some years. have
every confidence in Doans i.idn Pills. was
very nervous and restless at night could not
sleep, but lay awake for hours at time, o &C
count Of the pains and what little sleep did get
did not seem 10 refresh me. Now l sleep well
and feel ref eshed after it, | am glad always to
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills "
For sale by all dealers. Price, so cents. Mailed
by Foster Mburn Co, Buffalo, n Y, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
aud Permanent Cure

H D tell you tria-r the disease IL durable
o. not and Il vurahl-, Tat course 10 pursue IN
order T. get well No prison should doctor any
further Or take any more medicine u-for- con
sullLg him visit 70 him i sure to save end
lsss trouble. 'II-nse ara suffering. Read his
late port Of i-- pie actually cured, and doubt.
you can. his abiniy TO cure you. Experience
TEACHES. The fUilJ~lug figures will give sline
idea Of the extensive e1p-ri-uCe OF this ply
stefan in treating ca--s just like yours. THIS Is
but brief syuopels OF the different diseases
treated. and the number OF cures made kh-u-
mAti~ui. 80 cAs.-s. neuralgia, ~. partial pAra
~, toia pArals -, ~ cAsss greatly relieved
and most % them enabled TO attend 10 ordinary
business; dyspepsia, indigestion and stomach
troubles, los cured; spinal disease scroiulA and
hip joint disease, 40 cases permanently cured; ,
cancers, - removed and i63 cured by absorption;
tumOrs all forms, 2.2 cases treated by the absorp
ton process. lHo casrs cured. many still under
treatment; catArrh. 100 cases cured; bronchitis,
asthma 80 cases. consumption. Is; I'D II stages
81 CASES have teen treated ana 81 cured; cpl
lepsy, AZ cAs-s DOW under treatment; can refer
10 cases currd over seven years ago; diseases Of
the liver 7Oj cases cured; heart dis as - cases
cured, diseases OF the kidneys Including diabetes
ana BriRht's disease ~ cases treated 81 dis
charged Cur-d. diseases Of the bladder. luiarn-
nation, etc. l6s cAs-s cured; chronic coustipa-
ton. 7u2 cases cured, diseases Of the eyes, III
trea ed. O. Of which regained perfect sight; deaf
ness. 80 cases treated, ~ cured Cases elected
as iucurable, 'Cs. Special dis asses not CLASSIFIED
on account Of icing Of a private nature, lss5
CASES, thoroughly, perfectly and permanently re-
stored TO the blessing Of health, strength and
manhood
THIS Is your opportunity - BE- cured. No mat
ter what your condition or how long you have
been sick. nor how many doctors you have tried;
no matter what your doubt may be there is hope.
perfect knowledge Of disease Is more than one
half It's cure. Ils your life that is at stake you
must either get well or suffer.
No matter II the best physicians have given
you up, OF hospitals have turned you away in
durable; no matter what ANYBODY says, 90
He gives you this opportunity entirely free Of e1-
pense
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
BODY FOUND IN BEAR SWAMP.
Supposed TO be that Of VIM. Roberts,
who Formerly Worked In Whining

ton.
The body Of an unknown man was
found in Bear Swamp, lonely locality in
Clarksburg, Six miles from North Adams,
: AAffzss., on sunday. The body was badly
decompOsed, and was evidently that Of a
man about feet 3 inches in height, and
10 years old.
There was little hair on the top Of the
head. The coat and vest were Of dark
corded material, and the trousers acre
slate colored, the left leg slightly torn as If
1t had caught on brush. The shoes were
off and the feet were bare. The man evil
IDENTIFY had not been wearing socks. There
was plain ring on the third finger Of the
right hand, three keys on a key ring, a
compass on the end Of a watch chain, and
a small piece Of carbon in one Of the
pockets. There were no marks on the
body that could be detected TO indicate how
the man came 10 his death.
Several theories were advanced as TO the
Identity Of the man, but ii was not until
Monday afternoon that the belief became
general that the body was that of William
Roberts, who had boarded at c. a. Gallup's
in the old Blackngton block on Holden
street.
He left there about June "a to get en-
plOyment in Wilmington, where he had
formerly worked. He was 10 write Mr..
Gallup after he arrived in Wilmington, but
nothing has ever been heard from him.
He was about IS years old, and the descrip-
ton Of the body corresponds closely to him,
and Roberts was known 10 have a compass
attached to his watch chain and a small
bunch Of keys. The Gallup family is sat
istied that ROberte's body has been found.
Roberts came 10 North Adams from North
ampton last March He worked for DR..
II. j. Willard on farm in Clarksburg and
later for w. A. Cleghorn, the coal dealer,
and for month before his departure had
done nothing except to assist Mrs. Gallup
in odd jobs about the house. He was fond
Of the woods and Of fishing, and was some
what eccentric. He left a trunk with the
Gallup family when he went away.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
The Following List of Your Neighbour
Names

Represent only few Of the many who have been
u~n~htttd Of cured me by during the short time |
have teen practising 10 your state and visiting
your town. Spac- viii permit the mention OF
only one or two names 10 each town or CITY hit
undoubtedly among your neignbors you Wil md
many OF nv patients. and cneerfully refer you
10 them desiring 10 stand fall by their opinion
Mr.. and Mrs W. c Lamson Manchester Depot.
W Teaiei al south Londonderry. May T. lsg7
Mr. +. J Bohrman, Brattleboro, Vt, treated
al brattieboro. May Il, 1897.
Mr.. Marx Sawyer. LUDLOW. VI. treated AZ Ind
low, May J.. !sg9.
Mrs Flora Hubbard. Montpelier. Vt, tumor.
treated At Boston. Mass Jan. 10, lsg7.
Mrs Bernit,e " oo1 ard. Enosburg Vt treated
al s.. Aibans. May -. 81
Mrs N. J. StocSw-ll. HighKate Centre Vt
treated az s.. Adams, May =. lsg7
Miss Nellie Stevens. Bedford. P. Q Canada
treated at 81 Adams, May ?.
Reception parlOrs specially arranged
at the Brooks House for tEO days only,
Friday and Saturday, Aug, 81 and % !;
hours, N to pm,
Main ONCE, 21O Shawmut Ave.,
Boston, Mass.
eE-The doctor will be in SOUTH LONDON.
DERRY, at the Peabody House, Thursday. Aug.
In LUDLOW. at the Ludlow House, wedLes.
day, Aug y.
In WINDSOR, Monday, August q
In SPRINGFIELD, Tut sday, Aug "a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27

= tSIAIE OF JOHN Q PELLFTT-
he Undersigned tsviuE t--en appointed bv the
Hcuo-aoie ROO lie Court for The district Of Mari
DJfo Comul~si.u-T>. L r--celye. examine AMI sd-
Just al claims aud demands " all 4-~,rS inst
the estate 4 John { Pellet. late u Brattl-boro
10 SAD district c-c-as-d and all claim. - hi0itei
10 on - thereto. hereby : ~ notice that W. will
meet Tor he pui pl>- al reSsid al The office Of
r b"-uuu. 20 tD- cth DAY OF September aud
sun Gay % Ii~-'-u Der next from : r'clock until
@ cl,cs P -ach % sad DAYS AID that SIX
months ir"Ln The -lth dsy OF July. \ D lS4- l.
he time limited ~ said court fd< said creditors
10 present. their claims TO - for examination and
ALLOW suce
Dated at Bra,tl-borc, this slh day OF August
A d l-q7. a.
bD Y S tSp G CROSBY, Commissioners
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
Read His Credentials.


J. Fraser Barbriek. a. VI, VI. D., Grad.
usi~ oi Institute u Letters and Arts. Buffalo.
\. - Graduate % the American Medical Coll-ge
q Ohio. Founder Of the Nonopaihic school Of
Medicine. Member Of tile American Medical and
Surgical Scci-ty % Ohio. also u The Union Md.
Ca Association q NAssa Au--tis. Feilow Of the
National American = sSJCi4tiou Of Physicians and
surg ors. Fr--l1-r; Of tn Massac us-tt. Itsti.
tut- % Rational Medicine and surgery Su r-aa
10 TIE HUI h~dica Institute. Cousulliug Pl ysci an
. the NarNlcE Dlsl%nsary. and late Visiting
Boston. Mas
The only graduate pts s. -ian in the world CON.
nInlnR the el-nrEts Of mental and magnetic
surgery.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
That Catarrh Is a Local Affection

OF the nasal passages, is a fact established by
and this authority should carry more
weight than assertions Of incompetent parties
that catarrh is a blood affection Ely's Cream
Balm is a local remedy. com posed Of harmless
medicants and free Of mercury or any injurious
drug. IL will cure catarrh. Applied directly to
the lntiamed membrane, II restores iC 70 its
healthy condition.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27

- BY tn Fr'ta-- Court FIR - ID District
u 81. I--sals interested Dol tb- estate a. NIL
>'N hlN>LyN. a'e # ..vl.l-1d. in said dis
t.-i- --------- Greeting
IS 1-r-as- Hattie y Wi1-'-w las presented 70
il- court az lastrl-l=u- plrpYrt,ug 20 b. the lzsr
"i- az 500 l-1--~-l. ~ probate y al ar here
hy n-ill-l thai tul~ court viii o-cis- ut.Hu ne
probate y SAID il>- -.ul-r' at tie session hereof
% t- he'd a. tl- tosl na.I iu Townsend m ssf5
district. o. TIE sixth day % OEoo-r. a L ISL
WL-n ana vs. ere you may appear and contest ta=
sarn-. 4 you -. cans
- ZINAH ALIBFF. Reyis-A-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
NsTATE or VERMONT. WarI1o-o- =
, l. r.

Noiic- Is n-r-fy Efv-u iLai Hugh Y Adams q
bratil-t,'o Do ssl1 clstfl-r. al ius1v-ui Debtor,
cn th= 18th day % Ausu-t- y ~. I'D in ms
cllfi M f-iiiiH1 10 lbs. r-ucy. and f1aI meet
IrE = IL creditors % prove tt-lr debts ard 70
cbo1%- one Or more ASH mes = h. estAt- vii
b. held 81 ta- PROBATE Dfi-- liz Bratl-bo-u. h
sAl1 district. o. fL- 5FL day Il August A b
4ef- a. ID 20 cilck ID t1- ..--rc-u Al thar r1e
pay ~ Soy 1-bts AI1 the delivery u a-v
p'op-1fy b-i1rEl-s 30 sal- debtor. 20 him Or ~
III ls~. and IT, transfer q any property by I'm
are iorul1d-- ay law 81
Z : HWY R.--l.t--
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
Are You sicLi Are You suffering,

u ~. call 90 him au1 take Advantage Of his
-. a-T
NJ orly viii you be slrpris-d ~ bic wonderful
knowledge ~ di.>-a--. AI, paiu. con, 49, explaua
nAi49l Of -,cry cause ard acct. tut al the mar
Vicious rap1fty With which Als new. common
s-n>-. RATIONAL treatment Cos TO ih- very
--at Of TIE trouble giving almost ms AIT relief
and IL al. cAs-- th4i have LOf Progressed ~ far
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27

Grand Jurors.
Athens, Eugene Kingsley.
BragteboIo. Martin Scott.
Dover, Julian Snow.
DummersUJn Stephen Dutton.
GuilfOrd, J. ". Richmond
Halifax, Israel Stowe.
Jamaica, Wales Cheney.
Londonderry, Fred Vale
Newfane. Eugene =. Wheeler.
Putney, Sterue o Parker.
Rockingham, George W. Dvoll.
Somerset. Mark Tudor.
Townshend, James W. Stoddard.
Vernon, +. II Akeley.
Wardsboro. y. q. Johnson.
Westminster, Sidney Gage.
Wilmington. II. NJ Fitch.
Windham, James W. Gould.
Petit Jurors.
Athens, Prentice O. Edwards
BrattleborO, f. II. Putnam, David Young.
Brookline, Lorenzo W. Bush.
Dover, John A Davis
DummerstOn. D. VI. Stockwell,
Grafton. Alonzo Haskell.
Guilford, Amos s Gallup.
Halifax, T. Miner l. f. French,
Jamaica, Charles n. Robbins
LondOnderTA , Clarence WOrden.
Marlboro, + 7. Adams.
NeWfane George r. Wheeler.
Putney, Orrison f. Bragg w. f. Pierce
Rockingham, Henry w. Howard, 4, c. Fairbank
Somerset, d. A. Grout.
Stratton, =. o. EDDY.
Townshend, George ~ Wood.
Vernon, ThuFlow w. Johnson.
Wardsboro, George w Briggs.
Westminster, William H Cole, George c. Harlow.
Nottingham, Albert j Faulkner. Andrew j. Hull
Wilmington, w. ID. Adams, II. W. Muller.
Windham, Loren S. Axtel
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27

For three years suffered from salt rheum. II
covered my hands 10 such an extent that could
not wash them. Two bottles of Buriock Blood
Bitters cured me-Libbie Young Popes Mills ST.
Lawrence county, n Y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27

dose OF DR.. Fowlers Extract Of Wild Straw
berry brings immediate relief 10 all cases OF
cramplng pains OF the stomach or bowels II is
natures specific for summer complaint in all its
forms.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27

No need 10 scratch your life away. Doan's
Ointment brings instant relief n all cases of Itch
ing l'lles. PIN Worms. Eczema, RiI Rworms. Hives
or other itchiness Of the skin. Get II from your
dealer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
SPORTING.
BrsttIeboro Juniors Is, HInsdaIe Re-
serves IL.

The Brattleboro Juniors defeated the Hnsdale
Reserves in loosely played game the island
grounds last Saturday afternoon. The visitors
objected strongly to O'Connors's umpiring and
he made the bad mistake Of changing two de
cisiOns aft-r first announcing them. Dissatisfac.
ton over balls and strikes led the Reserves TO
Withdraw from the field 10 the eighth inning and
the umpire then announced the game as TO 10
favor Of the Juniors. The all-arOuud WORK Of
Cobb was feature OF the game.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27

Summary Earned runs, Juniors g. Hinsdales !.
Two base hits, Wilcox, Brooks Three base hit
Fisher. kase on balls, Fisher. Allen, Corser 2
Wilcox, Waite, Martell, MEGA ghern, Doyle.
SNOW. Hit by pitched ball, Fisher wilcox
Waite. Left on bases Juniors q, Reserves g.
Stolen bases. Cobb ,, Fisher, Corser, Martel Nc.
Caughern Double plays, Aher and Raleigh,
Cundln Allen and Waite, Merchant and Raleigh
Struck out by Fisher a. by Wilcox ], by Martel 2
Passed balls, NC aughern 4, Waite g. Wild
pitches, FDher. Martell Time two hours and
torty'hye minutes. Umpire, John Co nors.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27

Humors. pimples, boils are very annoying
They quickly disappear when the blood is puri
fed by Hoods SarsAparilla.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
AND Will CONTINUE Els FREE oFFER

large t a VIII a. on him during b. visit
q few alr.aiv
nds Of under bis and hundreds Of
public
%
anons supposed ofe
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27

DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil has cured hundreds
OF cases OF deafness that were supposed TO be in
durable. 1t never fails TO cure earache
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
DR.. J. {. PRESCOTT
OcuGSt and Specialist,
Now at the Brooks House

Corrects every form of Visual Defect, and perma.
nently cures ocular headache, also the so called
sick or nervous headache, which many times is
caused by eye strain
Spectacles aud eye glasses Of all kinds fitted
and mounted in any kind of frame desired Hun.
dreds in this vicinity will testify to our skill and
success In fitting the most complicated cases.
We positively guarantee the results OF our " ork
Weak, watery eyes made strong
lnhamed eyelids positively cured
Artificial eyes inserted
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
COuNTY IURORS

The following grand and petit jurors
have been drawn to serve at the next
September term CT the Windham county
court,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
A. ". CHILDS & CO., Agents,
BrattlebOrO, VT.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen,

A BLACK and tan fox hound Suitable re-
IA ward VIII be paid on its return Also. lost
ABOUT seven weeks ago a lemon and white fox
mound; Suitable reward will be laid on return
ing either of the dogs. Nv MRS G. W. BAKER
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27

Was never known TO in
lure clothes or hands. Any
soap made to sell cheaper
than Welcome is bound to
be injurious. The cheaper
ing causes that result.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27

To b. Drowned 10 Irssb water
Tr.sh.t---the Strange Pa. Of ,. a.
w.Ii.'s Companion Of Early Gold
Mining Days.