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Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22
He Couldn't p,n1E

~ certain incident connected with the
great Napoleon while he was in exile
III hlpa Is commemoratod in the island
TO thls hour by an inscription affixed to
the wall OF peasant house.
"A man named Giaconi WAS plowi,u
When the famous exile came along onn
day and expressed an interest in his
work Napoleon even took the nIow-
snare out of the mans hand and at.
tempted to guide it himself. Brt tho
oxen refused to obey him, overturned
the pillow an2 spoiled the furrow.
The inscription runs thus:
Napoleon the Great, passing by this
place III MDCCCNIV took in the neigh.
porlng field plowsharo from the hands
OF peasant and himself tried to plow
put the oxen, rebellious to those hands
winch yet had guided Europe, head.
long fled from the furrow. "-Youtb,s
Companion.
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"ounding the Feelings of Otbers

Moral hygiene expresses the state he.
tween the mind and the condition Of tho
BODY 1t is only charitable to ASSUME
,hat the condition of the body mnst
leave much to be desired in the case ~
tnose who deliberately lay themselves
ou' 10 hurt the feelings of others with
perfect Indifference and without a ves.
tlge OF conjunction. As regards tho ma.
lure OF such people, it must be on mar
WIN those who pride themselves mon
thelr "bluntness'' - usually n brn+a1
way OF saying singularly unpleasant
'n.hgs and which some arc won't to die.
nlly ny the term of frankness. It will
usually be found that these persons are
wanting in any of those finer FEELINGS of
our common nature and particularIy IN
lnat dellcacy and refinement wb;ch
l., all the difference between the con.
1ieillan' properly SO termed, and the hoor
lose VINO are considerable of the feel.
;nss OF others may undoubtedly at times
hurt the FEELINGS If
olners' but to do SO deliberately Womb
oe as impossible for them as to coum;.
one of the cardinal sins
New York Ledger. '-N'-
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Speaking Of Archbishop Temple in
the Lambeth conference, The st. James
Gazette says: at is well known that
the utmost good feeling and unanimity
prevailed at that historic gathering, but
1t is not perhaps surprising that some
OF the exotic prelates were at first lit
tie astonished at the blunt, plain spoken
stralghtforwardness of the archbishop.
NO doubt sometimes their l0rdshins
We're told exactly what they had to do
and how they were to do it with an alb.
sence of circumlocution W hich was ON.
tlrely new to them, and one of the
American bishops summed up his feel.
lngs upon the perhaps rather more than
decision of the present successor
OF St Augustine il highly successful
eplgram. L love that old man, he said.
with the characteristic Yankee drawl
which even bishops upon tie other side
OF the Atlantic rarely quite lose, 'but
II he behaved like that il my country
he would be shUt.''
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22
a WELLINGTON SINH

Inc Duke of Wellington had had in
Loro Combermere one of the bost aiha
.'lo army ever produced, and he had NJ
yen expressed his appreciation If bic
coillrade.s good qualities, but when his
to1ier lieutenant who had taken to tho
. nupits OF gay man about town, called
~ Upon MIN at the Horse guards in lat.r
t lines Oh peace he treated the visit os
lollows: What does that ID old
P! PANIED !,! Jackass want with me?" His
eva ,n;,, secretary, aghast, whispered,
,,,l ho wlll'hear you, sir" Then the old
"n" US usea the words so often quoted
r. ~ you 'hlhk care twopenny tinker's
poon E wne,ner he hears me or not?''
,nioh4 Non,Dermere, jauntily though lie
lnieht carry himself, was NOT rroat
.sainst this, and when the secretary on
tered the anteroom the brave oIf l,., .n,
had fled. o Va" oandy
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22
Thinca That Annoy the Sick.

Nothing is gained and much time
that is very valuable is wasted by al
lowing ourselves to become nervous and
unable to be of the slightest use il the
sickroom.
Although we may consider person
too i'll to be aware of what Is taking
place about him, he is sometimes fully
cognizant of the merest trifles and al
ways more or less susceptible to any and
all things going on, For that reason
conversation about the condition of the
latient carried on il whispers OF in any
mysterious manner should lie avoided
and an air OF quiet cheerfulnoss always
maintained.
Nothing is so annoying as to he con-
tinually asked if we do not wish the pill
lows changed the belclothes straight
ened the blinds closed Or opened, some
nourishment brought, or any small de-
tails attended to. Better by far to sec
for oneself and do quietly without dis
turbing the patient. Particularly if he
is disposed to sleep do not at once get |
a newspaper of the kind that has the
greatest possible amount Of rattle in it
and seat yourself in rocking chair re-
gardless of the possible effect it may
have upon the nervous condition Of
your friend.
When it is time for nourishment or
be prompt to give it, but al.
ways without talking over it too much,
and if it is the bitter cup that is to be
prescribed have something agreeable to
ollow and a CHEEKY word. If it is the
'ood or broth, have it prepared outside
he sicEroom and brought quietly, and,
bove all, i'll al attractive form, bearing
Il mind that a little, daintily presented, I
will be much more acceptable and par
aiken Of with more benefit than larger =
uantity. New York Ledger
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n Picture of ZoIa

This is how lola is described bv
stuart Henry in Hours With Famous
farlslahs:' n business man, no emo.
ton, no ideals, no imagination, no
poetry, in his personal intercourse. He
does not try to win or entertain Won
he taxes 10 personal interest in Won
and does not expect you to take anv
personal interest in him. He talks
frankly and freely about everything.
but IN secular way. He makes life
seem to you merely a commercial career
flctlon for him is editions of 100, 600
francs year. His magisterial and mag.
mhcent panoramas Of descriptions, I'M.
equaled for their kind, are all measured
OH III his mind as SO many rods of print.
eo lhatter at SO much rod. No personal
magnetism, no sentiment, no perfume.
no rose colors. Life has been for him a
oluht' rude, british thing. He has con.
quered merely because he has worked
Harder than any one else. With him
naturallstic literature succeeds only NV
the sweat OF the brow. What loins Of
strength nevertheless! What Titanic
to achieve! He towers owe,
al ms Partisan contemporaries as Vic.
lor hugo lowered over his epoch.
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Central Vermont Railroad
iin1e-T able

bRNElrED 70 JAM %. ls4s
r''l't leave 5a're daily, except SUNDAY m. "a.
GOING SOUTH.
$40 -. NJ .-MAIL. For Boston Via. Inw.I...,
rtch6uIg, NeW York VIA. Sprinyh.i, .
All Ne" England peints. PurIor cartoi ;..
Ton wa. Lowell. without change
co +. M.--tAS1 EAPkhss. FOR Bosto,. y-.
Lowell, New y ORR via. Springfield .l,,,
80 New LohCon. outtel parior car to ljv.r,f
1.lJ 7. d.-LoCAL PASS EAGER For \, r,..
III Id Randolph and White River
Junction, connecting with miA,l
train tor Windsor.
ll.OO +. M.-NlGHI kAPkkeS. Leaves R4rra
week days only, but leaves Montpelier
A. NJ. daiy Including sundays Due Bos.
ton wa. Lo" II daily ,.l5 A. NJ Boston via
''thouIs, daily, 900 a. NJ, New loln,
yep sunday ! lI.2o A. Al. On runua1e AIS
to Springfield, only. Wagner sltepli.. Cal.
~ "o"'on wa. lowell and to Sprlneh.Iu.
GOING Nbkih.
o.OO A. M.-LoCAL kXPkESS For Burity.
ION 81. Aibans. Richtord, and Rouse. Pom
Oohhecls at Essex Junction with eAurv.. u1
"a. all pom Oh Rutland H. X.
o.OO T. N MA Il. For Burlington kutl nt
IAN oTluet Junction, IT. 4Aiuaue, Mut,;lr..
NORWOOD, pkdensbur.h h. Masuef l..5,,r
Car to Montreal, '''
JAW M'-A.Al Ass for Burlington, 81. ~
oahs, ana Montreal. Pullman sl.euiIlu t a.
montpelier Junction 20 CHICAGO. wtlu,lI
chAhse. Due Chicago g. U an, I.Al ,i-l.l.
'ohh"''s al frhtA JuLctIun Tor New ON
VIA, hutlhnd and troy
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22
BEGGING EASIER THAN WORK
At Least That's Why One Man Sold Out
Street Stand,

street. Stduus
once got rather curious confession
, from a professional beggar, which il
: true, and l believe it was, opened my
eyes to the reckless ways in which
American beggars are made. 81 had
been keeping sidewalk stand for
years, said he. 81 worked hard and
earned from So to 81 week. On that |
lived One night when started to 90
home by the Mission street cars found
that my pocket had been picked. 1t was
too far to walk, so l decided to borrow
a nickel. The first man to whom told
my story gave me quarter without
hesitation. All the way home | thought
it over a quarter was as much rs l
made clear at my stand many a day. 1t
all ended by my selling out and going
to begging, always telling my first
story. l have done pretty well since
then and like the business. -
One day met him in Union square.
CLOVIS business?' l asked. He was
leaning against tree, deeply intent Oh
some figures in book. He slipped the
book into his pocket and began to whine.
"Never mind your regular story"
said, II know it. Answer my question
like man, and you may add dollar
to your bank account"
After a little preliminary skirmish.
ing he waxed confidential
II make it rule" he said, "never
to walk less than 100 blocks each day.
1t is very poor block that doesn t aver
age az cents. Two blocks will moro
often net me 10 cents" He consulted
the book. Yes the average CT the last
six months is So d day-that is, just 5
cents a block. | have been on this beat
nearly year now, and have my regu
lar customers. Excuse me a minute"
He passed through the fog to the other
side Of the street and touched his hat
to an elderly acquaintance Of mine who
was coming down the broad steps Of s
the Pacific Union club. In a moment he ,
returned with a bright new quarter in
ais hand. 8
II told him my wife was better to. q
lay" he said, smiling pleasantly, "and Y
hat she prayed for him night and day. r
Well, SO long! Your dollar passes the n
INIT today-and business is over" a
Can you blame him? Five dollars q
ay is the wages of a first class mechan- !
c. Why should not begging become "
rofession when people are such easy Y
ame?-Overland Monthly. 6,
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SIOO / Any Man.
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY cAee
vi weakness in Men They Treat ant
Fail to Cure

tim AN h Omaha Company places for the fret
. .inio before the public MAG1cA1 ' TD nrs1
a mhIt s lor me cure of Lost Vitalitv NarnaI
a aHt sexual Weakness, and Restora aSrvo as "
Vile, Mlle Force in old and Young s' msn OF
p wbopn,out French remedy; eon men NO
a nW4spnorous or other harmful dr,,aS no
a d w oNpERFuL Observation-Disclosures =
wvIhe a in its cure. Xii rsa IN LOB
b SG are th suffering from weakness thst
bPn 9S suffering peculiar to Toat M and
G 10Tu' should write to the STATE ME s1 NAN
s @odMr AN Omaha, Neb, and tbay al
n 1enu you absolutely FREE. . 'uey WI
p p tea on these diseases, and positive nra
or inelr truly MAGICAL TREATMsWsr1' e PsooIs
cnre s Oh men, who have lost ali hona n "s
fect are being restored by them to o.
.t h us MAGICAL TREATMENT NAV bo 4,,
pny railroad fare and hotel hiIl 81 ~ ,ney VIII
Fail r. 10 go there for treatment r. t hao
F haSe no Free tensecI Fye seiabs
S9 ree sample, or c. o. b. fake RE Tbs lure,
or fys they treat or refund everv 70 cure
affac M 20 De paid to them when .e orr ~
'Aoo'eo' Write them TO-DAY eufe IL
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22
The Elephant Corus.

An English newspaper, in an articls
on 'i'e ola1neso army, says: "ln one re-
spect the siamese army is superior to
EVERY otner' and that is in its elephant
corps. Eight hundred of these animals
whlch are stronger, though smaller
IMAM those of India, are organized into
An apIe'Il eorps' commanded by retired
.a. sio- lnolah officer, and their heads
. ..unAs ana other vulnerable carts arc
projected against bullets by india rub.
Der armor," " uo-
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22

city are perhaps necessary to prevent
any more epidemics. That portion of
Barre has paid taxes to the same extent
as other sections according to their grand
list. They paid for the sewer now used
by one side of the city, why should we
hesitate in giving that section of our
prosperous clty that which they are en-
titled. Investigation of certain parts of
the streets where it is proposed TO build
Il new sewer would convince any one
that the one thing this city is in duty
bound to build at once is a sewer on the
west side of this city. Delay no longer
this important work. If Barre is to
ever own II water system it ought to be
at oncc. The question of ownership of
our water supply has been too long neg
lected, and not until Mayor Gordon COM
menced the fight in earnest did the peo-
pie realize the full value of the water
system. The Martin brook has been
purchased What is to he done with it,
Use for a fish preserve or will the city
proceed to acl? The voters will have
A chance tr settle these matters in few
lays. That our intelligent honest, and
always alert voters will do the best thing
We predict; and that where clouds may
low make our pathway dark, light will
omctime shine and the Granite City
Use to every occasion and provide every
,F)lic improvement as the time rcquir-
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4 FARMERS OPINION,
This Information to Farmers Around
Barre is Worth More than the
Present Value of IA Bin Full
of Grain.

IN East Barre. about five miles from Barre
/ f"'i once. there lives II Good. honest. hard
I working tilIer OF the soil, NAMED Was>on r,
! Dow, Like every other sensible farmer. Mr.
| DOW Nitt>crlbt> for papers and one evening
! as he Wa looking over his Barre weekly his
eye chahctt to catch Il reading notice which
proved n bonanza for him and Frightened !p
MS Tagging spirits over the low price of Grain
ahi lurlh produce. and the high price of COM
modllt> which are necessary for Il farmers
existence. a farmer reasons in his own be-
clIltf way amt he calls a spade Il spade. 50
MIR. Dow says quietly To himself II want lust
Hlirh rtntdv"> Doan'> Kidney Pills. If il
carries out faithfully half what it claims. it
VIII cure my lame back. However much rood
may result from one box. little or no harm
can en>ue WI hen in Barre Mr.. Dow made
some Inquiries ut Eaton'> drug store about the
preparation and WAS Informed that scores of
people III this city and the surrounding conn
try had obtained Doan'> Kidney Pills, tested
mem. ana were recounting their experiences,
M was "a igh forNlr. bow. He purcha,- i
td supply and what follows is his expert !
ehce"My kidneys troubled me for some wears
oil ana Oh. tried many different remedies
'"t Nla0ui oblailln- any permanent relief.
In the tall of 1896 was in pretty bad shane
ahi suffered, constant. sharp pains across my
'"'N Whlrh were at times terrible. when |
would apply Il mustard plaster over my Kid
hty> oul! to ret relief for the time being. 4
Wthki'c>> Of the kidney >ecreiolIs WA, very
especially at night, as it disturbed
my rest. The secretion> We're also very hirb-
~ colore't. | read of Doan'> Kidney Pin, and
i> they were so highly recommended | cot a
box from Eaton's drug store After usinv
them the weakness was relieved and the sec
retionS We're normal. got IL second box and
when lad finished it was cured. | have
lot felt the least symptoms of my former kid
ley trouble since. | am so greatly pleased
Win the prompt and thorough manner in
Nhlth po"n,s Kidney Pills cured Inc that |
o any one should they call on me-
boall', h"lney Pills are for sale by all deal I
rs Price % cents. Mailed bv Foster Mil !
urn Co., Buffalo, y. y. sole agent, for the
htto states. Remember the name Douu's
nd take no substitute. :,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22

Returned Tourist--Dy the way, Mrs
De l1eautl, have not seen your charm.
ing daughter since my return. When 7
lett, she had determined tn snh,ni+ han
1 1 novel to the leighton Magazine
mas she been successful in bay jitororv
aspirations? -''eA"iy
MIS- Da i5eauti-Perfectly. Sho mar.
lle'l the edltor.-New York Weakly
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22

4 Mrs. Florence Morse Kingsley
study is at the top CT her Staten Island
home. Under the caves and from the
windows she can look out far over into
ahother state and see the great ocean. "
writes Laura NJ. +. Lake CT "The An.
.nor CT Illus, Comrade Of the Cross. -
IN The Ladies' Home Journal. "Ahont
Aer are the pictures painted by herself
as well as by her artist parents. Books
u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Greek and Latin.
as well as in English-books that aro
simply delight, not merely tools and
pretty bits of bric.a. brac that collect
themselves in the room of a refined wo.
man. surround her everywhere. But tho
"oor Oh THIS room isnever closed against
any member of the family, and the busy
worker Is never too busy nor too tired to
listen to some childish story of woe or
n'ppiness from any one of her five chill.
dren.
with her, while her work with her
pen means much, still her duty as n
Wide and mother and a clergyman s
"lle' comes first. Two afternoons in the
WEEK are devoted to teaching poor girls
now to sew Much time must necessari.
y be given to her home and tho little
'eop!e III it, and yet she finds time for
oclal duties and is always q charming,
ntell'Sent companion to her husband
W lth smile she tells bow, when in
'oupt as to Greek and Latin, she goes to
lin for help.' o" w
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Authorizations.

Inc ut. Louis Star is greatly worried
because the Boston Globo aIbrevi,tos
tha word president. We uotioo that
Inc star "hbroviates the word "sniutu
III me n4mo CT its own town. Whv isn,t
" a"-n' enltled to as much respect as a
Decentralization Globe. |'' "
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22

w. mamma, do Christians emf
preachers just like the cannibals doq,,
why, no, my child. What mt th,+
notion into your head?" '''''
T., i heard Mrs. Deekon say this morn.
ns 'nat she was going to have her min.
lister Tor lunch. "-Brooklyn Life
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witi'amstown Trains.

Leave Barre Leo NJ. 43upu linn ,,i,
town Lao r. NJ. 40 p NJ. '-
Leave WiliEtnstuWn 30 A. " . IN :, . -,
barre s.oa A. Nj. sou p. NJ "e
:. w. BALDWIN,, : a cI,MulN.S
II y ,,r wv; nup'. Gen. Pass. gent.
IL. h'sIOuGHTON, Supt. NJ. 4 W X. Div
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22

G.. HoDo Is n common word amonr tbo
sioux or Dakota Indians They nso tho
s MoiI l referring to young men who
n'se nothing to do An old chief will
correct son for any such tendencies NV
saying, "You act like hobo. ="
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22

OFFICE TO RENT.-Five large con-
Meeting rooms, suitable for office and
tenement combined, up one fight Aver
Ills Block, now occupied by DR.. Stick
ney, also single front office up one
flight. l.. NJ. Ayerill.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22
LET OTHERS WORRY

49, GU can rest screucly and so. ,,o,,..
n 'iar without fear or care VA ~, money acc
SCENTS w Is Earning You Il points yearly Tb. , suur
an accamno ie% nro, on small whining of 5oo
earn in propoio rIo''t y "t s5o,ooo smaller sum,
rns,f r. AdreSs "The Investors Gua ara1 oppor
encus jo., I' w an st.. New York. Highest refcr
We NCslTNu.
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1t Costs Nothinp.

lhackeray tells Of lord who never
saw vacant place on his estate bnt ba
.ooH an acorn out of his pool Set and
dropped 1T III. Never lose a chance 20
saying kind word, of doing kindlv
act 1t costs nothing. ''S
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22
Suburban Service.

RAINS TO MONTtELIEK
Leave Barre >.lU s.aU A. NJ l4ou = az; !,
II UU p. NJ. 'N' "'Ao'
TRAINS TO BARRE
Leave Montpelier 63O, s.l5. 80 A. NJ. la.55
5.IN ana 60 L NJ. ~ '"o'
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22

Mr.. Greeley was . It al .rator in any
scholastic sense. He had a poor and
somewhat squeaking voice, he knew
nothin: cf gestures and he could not
take =, orator s pose, which adds such
emphasis sometimes to the matter and
argument to be set forth, Not all his
years Of practice on the platform and Oh
public occasions ever changed his habits
and methods as a speaker, and lie ended
as poorly equipped in the respects nam
ed for the vocation as when lie BEGAN.
but he had one prime quality, without
which all the others are exploited in
vain. He invariably had something to
say, and he said it in such clear and
wholesome English With such sincerity
that he was al orator in spite of all the
rules
To state it briefly, of all the eminent
speakers | have intrOduced-and more
than Cnce-thero was not one who gave
better satisfaction, different and notable
as they were, than Horace Greeley. As
a consequence, he came to me oftenest
and wore the best. We might or might
not agree with some Of his peculiar
premises, as when he SAYS, "The mo-
nent drop Of alcohol is received into
he human stomach that moment the
stomach recognizes a deadly enemy"
)ut he set his audience thinking and H.
animated his theme. joel Benton in
Harper Magazine.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22

One LARGEST size Kerosene Oil Gas
Stove. with Oven. usual price s22. 90.
" III sell t'r cash TO close at $1,000.
inns stove cannot explode aud suits all
N>er>. L. NJ. AverDl.
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{ IIIEF CAJrSL'


unhealthy urine from unhealthy kilneys i
'"c chitl cdll>e OF bladder troubles $50 tho
WOMB IKE lhe bladder, was created for one
purpose. ana II not doctored too mich is nat
Ha"ie 10 weakness or disease. eNcept in rare
taSeS. IL H. situated back of and VERY clu,e tn
liie hH"'uer' the rtforc amy pain. disease or in
tohN thlthce manifested III the kidney, hack
ola"def or urinary passage is often. lv mis-,
Iahe, attributed to female week.-mrs., or wnmh
lroub!e OF some sort. The error is e,.ih
hiade aud may be as easily avoided, w. timl
U ,', 'p'''''!' SCI Your urine aside for twenty
~ LIZ IT, noHlS il sediment or setting indIcnt,>
hIuneN or bItdG'r trouble The mid and tnr
: :, Allaoralhafy erect OF Or. kimer', swumn-
.''' tne Ertat kidney, and bladder REMEDY
soon leaIl|td. II You need medicine Vol
should have the best. Atdruy~i,ts nm ..,, u"
a an one dollar; You may have a ,a,llLe hni,
'e ana pamphlet. both sent tree by m.;i
~ ,'.It ',tf' VI lhree tWoccnt stamps to COW
~ oo>t OF Postage on The bottle lu,t;,,
in nh nAhhh IN lERrRl> and send ,ul,r nd. /
;''' mo 10 lr' Miner ~ Co., Binyhalntou. X
t. ne propretorS OF tlis puper Y;,ur,,t,.a
he gtliilIuehes> of this offer
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22

NoTlcE! | am prepared to do first
class work IN house painting, paper
hanging and cal>omininy. Orders
fhrtugh the mail promptly attended to-
All my employees are experienced work.
men. No apprentices.
j. {. DODGE, 100 Main St.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22

otn nn.Io a., Cnn*'lmptjon Cure curos whero
u u" Iall; 1t Is the leading Couyh Cure "urG
talk" tai nol n,I Sh"n he without it. Ppa.ani "' #"
drick ~ Co. 'oo'' Nold ny Ken
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22
League Base Ball Games.

Games on Thursday as follows:
boston, 10: Baltimore, }.
Washington. I: Brooklv ).
Philadelphia. 10; New York, 4.
Cincinnati, II; Pittsburg 6.
Chicago, s; Louisville ,.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22

'atarrh Cured. A clear h.,1 .,.,
.niI secured with Shiloh's Catarrh em H"I.'
Soil ~, "' u guarantee. Nasal iniectnr Iy.,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22

Why suffer with Corns when Won
:an have them removed without pain
by Mis-. $. VI. YORK. II Elm st.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22

- re Not Deceived. A Couvn ,,oa.,.
u, r"up' are no! to be tried VIII o'','e ness
tronhle OF S1lloh,s Cure will save ,0,, m uuse