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Queen of Summer,Trip
Boston by Sea. Providence BY Sea
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company.

Steamer Baltimore to Boston every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY AND SUNDAY, at 4 p m
Steamer Baltimore to Providence. every NON
DAY and SATURDAY at p m.
For tour books and further information address
c. X. GlLLINGHAM. Agent. Long Dock. Balto.
Nd. or 6ls, ST. 1921 Pa. ave-; Y. Y. ave- and
18th ST.; 18th and G sts.; 9th and sts. Wash.
d. c.
J.C. WHITNEY, W. p. TURNER.
Traffic Manager. Cen'l Pass Agent.
iY2-2mo&
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FOR RENT OR SALE-My broom house in Hy-
attsville: in coed order; well OF fine water;
plenty fruit; healthy place: 5000 feet Of land.
Apply BON ss. Hyattsville. Nd. au2-3;-em
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS.
DOC = 81. N. w.

Gold Filings and bridge work . speciality, q,
the lowest price; amalgam hllines. 60c; full seti
Of teeth on plates. IS; extracting. either by gas
nr local spray. absolutely painless, Soc; with
out. CSC; all work done by experts and guar.
anteed the best; open On Sundays from 10 to
O'Clock. nh22-tf-em
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RAILROADS.
Washington { Great Falls
Electric I. r.
Only Direct Route to Olen Echo
and Historic Cabin John
Bridge.
RAILROADS.

On and after Nay n ears VIII leave Union
station, 3oth and Prospect sve. (tefminus Of thu
Mefropoiitan and Capital Traction Company
lines). a follows:
Every 30 minutes from Q q. m. 10 O. n.
Every % minutes. from .. m. &c p. m
Every Is minutes. from p. N. to s:s0 p. n.
Returning leave Cabin John Bridge and Clss
Echo
E,cIr so minuses. from $50 q. m. to $50 a. N.
Every 20 MINUTES, from $50 .. n to $50 p m.
Every Is minutes. fror, $50 .. m 10 10 p. -
Every 30 minutes, from 10 p m. to L p u.
Or oftener. % trafEc demands
y. u. FOWLER. Superintendent
my4i-h
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wANrED-suBuRBAN PROPERTY.

WANTED TO RENT-Moderste priced mod ,rn
place with land for garden. etc, convenient
for man employed in Washington with privilege
of buying instsllments ut the expiration of
year; state rent ard price. with full par
tculars and where located. Address c. j., this
Office 1t
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FOR RENT.

Call at sl7 F St. for ssmi-m,nthly
Bulletins.
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ron HIRE.

FOR HiRE--Fine horses and buREics. surveys or
daytons; cheapest rates IN city to drunrsers
and business men. PREST0N'S STABLES, eth
and ] sts. NV; phons RIA G7-ln
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HAVE WORK DONE NOW; next month busy sea-
LEPREux PoRT. ga va. ave. aui.st-em
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ROOMS PAPERED, s1.75 up; the only paper.
hanger in the city giving written. guarantee
with each job; samples brought: send postsi; !;
lowest prices Tor best painting. W. v. MAHoNEY.
le30 z st. &c. aul-St-e0
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WALL PAPER.

THE President and his Cabinet are undecided
as to the disposition of the Philippines.
While they are worrying over that question send
for US and we will paper your rooms with
ployed. F. G. NOLTE, $40 9th st. No branch.
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hygeia," and Virginia Beach VIII mo tn.s
. the most attractive route, insuring com
. fo:t>bie nights rest
Large and luxurious rooms, he1,ed
- steam and fitted throughout with eies
- tric lights Dining-room service Is
carte. and Is supplied from the best thTt ,.
the markets Of Washington sud Sot'o'A
. afford.
Tickets on sale at q. 8. Expre. ONCE; ;
e7 Pennsylvania Avenue; SIS. GlS. III
. Pennsylvania Avenue. b. o. ticket once
- corner Fifteenth Street and NeS York ave
. nue.. and on board steamers. where TIME
table, map. etc. can also be bad; 50,
. Any other information desired will be
. furnished en- application to the underMgneo9
. at the company's wharf. foot OF Seventh
. Street. Washington, d. C. Telephone NO.
. 16ol JOHN CALLAHAN.
General Manager
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sTRAMBOATS.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

Every day in the year Cor Fortress Mon
roe, Norfolk. Newport News and all point.
South. BY the superb. powerful steel palace
steamers. Newport Neva" ''Nosfolk." and
Washington" or the following schedule:
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HARD TINES NO DOUBT. but you can dress the
same ever by buying elegant custom-made
suits. slightly worn, at very low figure; it Will
surprise you to see them. JUSTHS OLD STAND,
6l9 D. aul-lwk-em
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wAxTrD-FLArs.

.WANTED-Small hat. in residential NV at
moderate rental. Address F. E. G., this Of
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FOR sALE-Lors.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SAIE-At a sacrifice, for cash, I or 8 lots
at Langdon. d. c. Inquire COS Whitney ave.
NV. aul-St-cm
FOR SALE-SS90; 4.si0 feet; st. me-; IS per
month; nothing better. Call % ! St ne.
au1-3t
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FOR SALE-Lady's Victoria bicycle; good as
new; price to suit; can be seen at at Dept.
Of Justice. ENGINEER. au1-3t-em
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FcR ExCHAxGE.

FOR EyCHANGE-ones 8 and one Groom and
bath brick house for lo-room house ot lot.
ALMA l----s au2-$t-cm
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Manifestation by young 81 yea s
(whte); in lunch room any other work;
best reference. Address HONEST, this office
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PRINTING AND BOOkBiNDIN0.
zoo sote.hesds, 5sc; So sts{ements. 7se; bind.
ing ma..znes, sos; pi,ceYsneo. book. e. :.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED-By a colored man. place as porter or
ianitor. driver or second cook. No. 1852 Ilth
st. NV. 1t
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COUNTRY ROOMS AND BOARD.
CALVERT MANSIoN--Fine large rooms and
grounds: plenty CT sh.d.; always cool; board
very reasonable. G. T. RHODES, Riverdale, Md.
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NANTED-At CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
general houseworkers, cooks, chambermlid'
room cleaners. laundresses. seamstresses and
girls. SHACKLEF0RD'S. 421 ltih st. NV. aul-3t
WANTED-Clerks. copyists, typewriters, cooks.
houSekeepers. chamberInaids nurses; new
places daily. EXCHANGE BUREAU, 1c6 18th st.
WANTED Cook, washer and ironer; at once.
AL Z 81. NV. aul-3t
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wANTED-A small colored girl. from 12-l5 years
Of age, to do general housework. Apply 12l5
/ ST. NV. Item
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s.srsrOR RENT-sTABLEs
FOR RENT-Brick stable in rear; No. ss3 s2d st.
: NV; key at same; water in stable; rent -.
su32t
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REDUCED RATES-Good table, large rooms;
milk. shade, ice, carriage: 2 railroads Ad-
dress BOX 90, Kensington, Nd jy26-9t
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NOTE received. O. K. B. H. -
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HELP MALE AND
FEMALE

WANTED-Gcod steady farm hand, and wife to
cook wash and iron; (no chidrenO; to work
on farm in 90 minutes run of the city: good
reference required Address GEO. Z. CALVERT.
p. q. Box 31s. city. au3-3t-em
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WANTED-Bya flrst-class German baker, situiti II
as bread baker; pastry, cake and ice cream
maker: bakery hotel; city or country; rea-
sonablc wages. Address J. W. B., this Office
.su1,st
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WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen to introduce
the self-heating hatiron; fre: no
heat; ironing done in the coolest place in the
house. Call and see it work II 9th st. ne.
au3-3t
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HE'LL wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Good settled woman to cock, wash
and iron for small family on farm in 20 min
utcs' tide of the city; gocd reference required.
Address G. T. C., p o. Box 37S, city. au3-3t-em
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Hvo"S AMI nSAHD.
FOR RENT-Earge room: second fror; south
front corner house; excellent board. lOl5
L ST. nw at3-3t
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LeGUM' Home

When a Teller sortcr packs his traps an
goes away from home,
Nhar the birds air allus sngin', an the
honey's in the comb.
Whar the sunshine is the brightest an the
heart beats all in tune
An Hfe's as sweet in winter as in rosiest
Gays q June
No matter how the skies look-ef they're
Jest as bright an blue
AS the eyes with which your sweetheart
twinkled messages to you,-
You'll find EN- CROWN misty-with haze
on field an plain
An your eyes'll sortcr twinkle, an the
lids hide the rain,
Fer the distancc-it looks lonesome, an
though roses red an white,
Air jest as sweet off yondor. with the dews
an with the light.
AS the ones in old-time gardens, yit-its
mighty fur to roam
An YOU know more Of the roses i'll the little
spot called "Iome,'
So, pacl<in' up fer lcavn' sorter makes You
tumble loun
Yer au'kcrchcls, to dry the tears that viii
come trckljn' down.
An though YOU say its foolishness, yit-
worlds SO wide to roam,
An the hes world fer q Teller is the little
world al home!
T. L. s.
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until the final contamination. ! cannot eX-
pect space in the Woman5 Kingdom 10
answer in detail the letters Of these dear
sisters This would SAVIOR of religious con
troversy, and I win only say that the
scriptures to be understood must be inter-
pretcd by the context, The book of ReNe-
lation may be a history Of the church as
it shall appear from age 90 age in IT'S CON
test with sin in this world 1t IS very COM
Portable to me to seali2c that God 8 net
the God Of the dead but of the !VlnE, ana
that there is in verify a union between
Christ ard His people that death cannot
even temporarily dissolve. Romans. VII
80 50: For I am persuaded that neither
death nor life'' etc. 'WhOsocVcr !iN"th
and beevoth in me shall never die John
XII, 2G Christ cannot die any more; death
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AGENTS WANTED
AT ONCE.

AGENTS who desire profitable line of goods which
are Extensively advertised to canvass with are wanted
at once for Dr. SCOTS Celebrated Electric Corset
Brushes, Ects. Safety RazorS and other goods. At
the commissions give YOU can make from sl,C0O to
:" eco Il YEAR send at once tor our liberal TERMS
give exclusive territory and free samples to every
agent who works for us.
GEO. a, SCOTT, Room %. Slt Broadway Ne}York
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al al
I,,~ T., ,Iln and vrhi.h color ,,fU he ami tn
- ',yI,Ii,.. - J." 90 -, ,,fri ~
PACE 81 it r-,iH H. r 49, +o' 7''' ~
'0"' VIII i''"i" NV L'''''
r,nr,s WIFI How, + eyr,Dathize with
e,. ,,.t,.'. nh, h.,,., ~ roI,, ,,al-. fine
l,flot'" WIVES "I'' h''N' w. "'!p '|'"'
and no screens to Keep out the flies. | am
,. ,. ava ,,,,tt1 ,.t, l,.,,.,. h.n,,
among 'I"' 'i'77 ""'" "!','' '"'~ I'" i
SO worried cHurhHB WIN "h' nan" "'"
HSihE me IAN WIN t4c o'il|'' w" il. '''
-. t', - ~, ,,.o,,II G,, ,o.,fI..+ tb. g9agar
I'' rear " ny ""'''' ~ - .' ,,I''. ,
Az" - "o"'' ~" W. ~, $500 D' 49,,
can sit coutehjcd ana read woman " NIi4a
dom and churn at the same time and no
fe,. ~ % IN. hotbnrtn,e volIr rhuru. Melt
a. ~ ~ t1'.,,, ,,.1 ,,,,,t C.,tt fin,
'i0 ''p ''''N "''''' Ii0'' ~.
cam Sh VI on l"t toP VI '''' num- '0
daSher up through it, pin cloth around l.
So as to fan around the churu, no milk
,..,, o.: .,,-.fi,. T., g,..,, the file. ami they
VIII not venture down into the can.
I,I' nI' ,r f3, one ma no fant with
Wnmrf's Eiurd1In Poor country sister. it
Is all the pleasure We have / send recipe
for st"IIa$t ily paper. ! did not nave th4
l15ln ana "u9v,1 OH 10 ,7Ct 49,, U a .p
frnIt lars VIII II answered Hne, for
nave lral,Jrd a great MANY The easiest
and most clcuuIy way OF destroying h.eS IS
by using Stlchiasl i% paper. Nc'1 some
I49lh III cup ana "I"C ~ - "G1 P"uI ~
80 ir t,''t " ,,,I,s, H., IN. t,i,,
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Of having faithfully done the best. An
enterprise or coveted pleasure is eXaSger-
ated when viewed prospectively-is it half
so great does it yield the joy of service
well done, a task completed?
The rosy tints of dawn and MONDAY
Wilderness are no more beautiful than the
golden CLEANS OF sunset chat in departing
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no sacrifice too great to make when duty
made it necessary Her hair is silNery
white, and her lips faded and thin. yet
there is beauty in her face that TO me
is more pleasing chan the glow of youth
She has borne the cares and sorrow of life,
and gratefully graciousiy, beautifully
grown old. Nor is her time of usefulness
past; true to her womany instincts she
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WOMAN'S K|NGDOME<~


ness would produse the very result the
GOODNESS prevents.
In cooking poultry and meats in hot
weather. when possible they, too, should
be cool and firm before roasting.
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OPIUM. MoRPuINH and WHISKY

Habits cured in ten to twenty days. No pay
till cured. Book OF particulars Free. Address
DR.. y. l.. stephens, Dept. L, Lebanon. Ohio.
Mention The Atlanta Constitution.
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Rupture Cured.

Satisfaction guaranteed no knife; will
have to sec patient once a week. Dr..
Tucker, Is Broad street. Atlinta. Ga.
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KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.

Mrs. f. e. Cammack Waco, Text
"AnXious Inquirer" Williamson. n. G.,
will send address ! will send two excel
lent prescriptions for pimpcs, thank
YOU sincerely for your kind words to the
sorrowing and hope that This will not DC
the last heart to heart talk.
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Mrs. Ural l.. Black. lucia, N. CT have
been a silent admirer of the dear old con-
stitution for a while, and always glad to
see 1t come. for | enjoy reading the SIS,
me throurh Woman's Kingdom where the
tuxedo sewing machine is made
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EAST HAVERHILL.

Miss Bertha Smith re turned Tuesday
from her vi, it to Boston.
Guy Richardson returned to Boston
University this week.
Everett Smith visited his sister, Mrs.
F. Brown at Windsor, Vt, this week.
The post office was moved to G. w.
Richardson's store Jan. 1st.
Frank Cady returned Sunday from q
visit to Bristol.
Charles Pierce went to WoodsvilIe,
Jan. 1st, to accept a position as tele-
graph operator for the b. & NJ.
Mrs. G. w. Richardson entertained
her Sunday school class Jan. 1st.
The w. G. T U. met Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. H. Andrews. The
of finance and work among
lumbermen were presented. Several
members brought in packages of liter
allure to be sent to the lumbermen and
TO the Jail. A package was sent to the
county farm last week.
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PIFRWONT.

Next regular meeting of Piermont
Grange, Saturday evening, Jan. 8th
All officers and members are requested
to be present as Worthy Master Foster
of Wentworth will be present and in
stall the officers for the ensuing year.
There will be a supper after installa-
ton.
BROOK ROAD.
The first sleighs were seen out New
Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bowker have little
daughter, born Jan. I'd.
Mrs. A. B Rodiman is quite ill and
is attended by DR.. Stearns of Haver-
hill.
Mrs. E. s. Corliss of Bradford with
her son, George, visited friends here
the first of the week.
Miss Addie Curtis has been dress
making at Harry Smiths.
Miss Brown of Wentworth has been
engaged to finish the school in No. 6.
Mrs. Helen Corliss is stopping for a
time with Mrs. T. Bowker.
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ORFORDVHLE.

Mrs. George Russell is visiting in
Manchester,
Miss Alice Franklin has returned
home afteryisiting in Manches ter, Bos.
ton, New Bedford and Tauton.
Ralph Pierce returned to his school
in Titon on Monday.
Charles Hall of Attleborough,
Mass, called on friends here Friday.
Miss Myra Lane who has been at the
street several weeks has returned
| home.
Many people are suffering from sore
eyes, some being so bad as to require
a physician.
There was a well attended dance at
town hall, Dec. Both.
The Farmers Institute held at town
hall, Dec. 3lst, was well attended in
spite of the bad weather. Address of
welcome by Walter S. Horton; res ponse
by n. j. Batchelder, secretary state
board of agriculture; address, Home
Grown Feed for Dairy Cattle" H. o.
Hadley. This was a most practical and
helpful talk and seemed to be appre-
ciai ed by all present. The next was
Talk to the boys and girls" by l.. j.
Miner. This was a sensible and inter
esting talk and if our boys and girls
would profit by it we won d see more
gentlemen and ladies among them.
Address, Sources of fertility" by
Prof. j. w. SanbOrn. This showed
much thought and experience but was
little beyOund the means of the Ordi-
nary farmer. In the evening Prof. C..
H. Waterhouse dairy Inspector New
Hampshire college of agriculture, spoke
of the care and handling of milk" If
the instructions given in this address
were carried into effect there would be |
much less complaint of creameries. |
This address was very interesting and |
plainly showed how necessary it was |
that everything should be clean from
the barn to the creamery. Address, |
profitable use of waste land" by Hon.
j. d. Lyman. 1t was listened to with |
much interest and profit to all. We
can safely say this was profitable in
stitute and we hope they will come
again. Supper was furnished by the
Grange at Grange Hall.
The annual meeting of the Oxford
Cheese and Butter Co. was held Tues
day and the following officers were
chosen: Directors, John S. Weeks,
Samuel r. Morrison, Harry +. Morri-
son, b. F. Trussell, Isaac Willard, Ed
win c. Franklin, Ezra c. Chase; secre-
-ary and treasurer, B. F. Trussell.
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OXFORD,

Wedding bells have been ringing for
some time, but we have not received
any invitations to attend as yet.
| Mrs Mcdonald of East Concord, VT,
visited in town last week, on her way
home from Boston.
DR.. Barnes and family went to their
new home in Barre, Vt, much to the
regret of their many friends in this
! place. They go on account of school
advantages for his daughters.
The blacksmith shop owned by Carr
& Corliss, has been sold to Corliss.
Miss Watts of Stowe, Vt, is visiting
her mothers sister, Mrs. J. S. Carter
and family.
Henry Dayton of Yonkers, N. Y,
who came to town to spend Christmas,
has returned to that place. The es-
tablishment that he is in is said to be
the largest one in the world.
Mr.. Kelley and wife from Worces-
ter, Mass, who spent Christmas in
town, will return later.
The Ladies Sewing Society will meet
with Mrs. Henry Dayton the present
week and jill are most cordially in
vited.
Walter P. jenkins of Manchester
n. IT,, is stopping in town for few
days with his aunt and will visit in
the adjoining towns.
Tuesday morning the thermometer
was at 20 below Zero. ~ N'''' wa
N. Ms Hs. b bS ali W. Randlett of Lyme,
ar Az. ~, IS been visiting her brother
anu v -ner friends in town.
In the removal of DR.. Barnes to
Barre our town has met with great
loss. He has lived here eleven years
and has been Jealous and conscien-
tious physician, having more than an
ordinary hold, helpfulness for the
young, loyal neighbor and friend.
His was home full of cheer and hos
pitality. He with his family will be
sadly missed here.
Next week the Oxford Congregation
al church will hold evening NEE tings
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings at 7.30. All are invited to be pres
ent.
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LYME.

Harry B. Franklin gave a recAnt;o~
Thursday evening n 80, SE~pE .oa
Iand Mrs. Henry Dimock; about fifty
were present.
Miss Helen Otis left on Monday for
Portsmouth.
Mrs. W. F.. 81 ack has recovered so
far as to be able to be out.
! John Davis who worked in the Lyme
creamery some time since, has a good
position with his brother at Alton Bay
in the railroad station.
The item in last weeks OPINION
from Fairlee that Messrs. Hood ship
ped milk and cream from Lyme is an
error, as yet none has has been shipped
away, all are satisfied with our cream
cry.
Mrs. G. E. Gordon, wife of the pastor
of the Congregational church, is very
sick. DR.. Smith of Hanover has been
called in council with DR., Weymouth.
The annual meeting of Lyme Cream
cry Co. was held Dec 31st. Sidney A.
Converse was elected secretary and
treasurer; Walter G. Piper, David C:
Steele, /. n. Wilmot, r. n. Lambert,
T. M. Converse, directors; /. n. Per-
kins, ID. &. Steele, auditors. By the
treasurer's annual report the creamery
took in in 1897, 5, 10S, 1876 pounds milk,
made 243,212 pounds butter, received
for butter $40, M1.22, amount paid pa
irons S45, 1882, average price net per
pound for bitter for the year 1S4c.,
average test for the year 476
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Don't be Hopeless and DISCOURAGED.

You need not be discouraged and
lose hope just because local doctors
have failed to cure you. 1t is only the
specialists in such complaints who can
cure you. DR.. Greene, "a Temple Place,
Boston, Mass. the most noted and sue
cessful physician in curing disease, can
be consulted by letter free. His expe-
rience is enormous, he has cured many
cases like yours through letter CORES
pondence. He can cure you. Write
to him without delay. Remember it
costs nothing to get his opinion and adj
vice in regard to your case.
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THETFORD CENTER.

Col. Andross and friend Kelley FROM
Bradford spent few days the first of
last week with w. D. Cook.
Mrs. VIII Chamberlin and her two
sisters drove to Hanover for the day
recently.
a few went to West Fairlee to hear
the Piano Club, and to Post Mills Vii
lage to the drama, and were pleased
with the evenings entertainment.
Rev. A. II. Bakers baby was sick the
last of the week. DR.. Weymouth from
Lyme attended.
The children and and-children of
&. ID. Lucas and wife spent new years
day at their home. On the same day
there was a large gathering of friends
at the home of w. d. Cook.
Married Jan. LIST, by Rev. Mr.. Palmer
of Sharon, Miss Lydia Messer and Mr..
kibbey of Newport n. H.
Albert Moulton of Everett. Mass, in
visiting friends in town.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIve
Cures Piles, ScaIds, Burns.
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Without pain or detention from business
with the new remedy, Neurotic Pile Oint-
ment. 1t not only Immediately relieves
of testimonials from grateful suffers
whom we have cured. Send SOC. for a
large box, postage paid and sealed. Our
physician, an eminent specialist on piles,
answers all inquiries cheerfully. Every
thing confidential and all correspondence
sealed. Write details of your case at
once to the Neurotic Oil Co., Burlington,
VT. A. L. Clarke, druggist. has the rem
edy in stock.
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HAVFRHUJ

Public installation of the officers of
Haverhill Grange No. PIP, at Pierson
Hall on January 22th, at $50 p. M, by
Hon. n. j. Batchelder, Master of New
Hampshire State Grange. Other prom
inent speakers will be present and
good music will be provided. The
public is cordially invited to be present.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-01-07
BuckIen's Arnlca SaIye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no payment. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
Forsale by l.. A. Wadleigh.