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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-04-23

in five new looms and will probably put in
hve more in the near future. They will
employ about 80 persons.
The prayer meeting at the Baptist church
last Thursday evening was an interesting
and helpful one. There was very large
attendance.
Mrs. Charles S. Frost will return from
New York city the first of next week, with
full line Of spring and summer millinery.
Nead her advertisement in another column.
Rev. W. f. Witter will deliver an address
TO the students of Vermont Academy in
ruler hall, tomorrow afternoon, A cordial
invitation is extended to the village people.
The ladies society of the Baptist church
met in the ladies' parlor last Wednesday and
had very pleasant time, in spite of the
uniucky number that sat down to supper.
The first base ball game of the season will
be played on the Vermont Academy campus
this afternoon, Vermont Academy VS.. Dart.
mouth 1901.
| The weather is as capricious as the wa,
news. Lucius Barry had some potato plant,
| up, but the frost of last Monday night cu
them down. Sometimes it is well to haster
Rev. W. f. Witter, M. d, New England
secretary OF the American Baptist Union
VIII prea CHI tomorrow morning in the Bap
tist church. The service will commence a
| ~ 40 A, NJ All are cordially invited t.
attend.
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The Kurn Hattiu Home.

The, Kurn Hattin Homes are doing a
work that should commend them to all
charitably inclined persons. The largest
home has cared for 30 boys greater part
of the time for the last year, and the Har-
riet Goodrich home has cared for Is girls.
A trustee meeting was held at the homes
on TUESDAY, the 10Th inst. The following
trustees were present: Hon. W. j. Van
Patten, Burlington DR.. G. A, Dickersor,
Marius A. Hall, Edward M Abbott and
George B. Graft, Boston; Hon. Adna
Brown, Springfield and N. G. Williams of
Bellows Falls.
A visit Of the trustees was made to the
Warner home in Saxtons River. They are
very DESTROYS of opening this home and
placing Is to Is boys there. There are
many needing such homes that are con-
tinually being urged upon them and just as
soon as the contributions are forthcoming
to warrant it the Warner Home will be
opened.
The trustees extend cordial invitation
to all persons to visit the homes and inves-
tigate the work that is being done for I'M
fortunate boys and girls, believing that
such investigation will enlist their SYM
patty and cooperation.
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An Amusing PLAY.

The attraction at Union hall last even
ing was an amusing little two-act comedy,
"The Rice Pudding" presented under the
auspices of the Young Peoples society of
the Universalist church.
The cast included only young gentlemen
who acquitted themselves exceptionally
well. Benjamin B. Royce and Dana
Pierce made very captivating ladies, with
perhaps rather sonorous voices, and Perley
Hun Don as Ellen OShaughnessy was per-
feet even to the brogue.
The makeup Of the ''ladies" was very
good indeed aud no awkwardness in the
unaccustomed attire was noticeable.
The male parts of the play were ,us-
tanned by Hugh Whitman and Charles
Capron in creditable manner. The even
ing ended with Dance
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SPRINGFIELD.

E. j. Fountain moved Wednesday into
the LaFountain house on Valley street.
James Govett has resumed housekeep-
ing in his cottage on Clinton street.
Mrs. w. D. Woolson went to Boston
Wednesday for visit with her parents.
C. M. Gutterson and Mrs. Gutterson Of
Andover were Thursday the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jonah Bisbee
The trustees of our town have been ncti-
fed to consider preparations for making
enlistments.
Flora Wiley has this week been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Fountain for
few DAYS.
The Young Peoples Christian Union
held business meeting Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Whitney.
Rev. O. S. Davis preached last Sunday
at Nashua, N. H., in the Plymouth Con-
gregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Lowell last evenir g
entertained in their new and attractive
home the teachers meeting of the Univer-
salist society. m
Mrs.-F. B Ball and daughter, Mrs.
Naramore, Miss Jennie Farwell, Mrs.
Samuel Coolidge of Bellows Falls have
been among the number this week in
attendance at the conference.
Ruby White entertained pleasantly sew
eral friends Wednesday evening, who
wished to celebrate the birthday anniver-
sary of Miss White, and were invited in
formally to her home on Clinton street and
we're served with cake and ice cream.
News was received Tuesday of the death
at Pittsburg, Penn, of Mrs. Jessie Dimond
Brenneman, the second daughter of Mrs.
B. T. Blanpied Her mother was with the
daughter, and the sister, Miss Miriam
Dimond cf Peacham, left Monday uight
for Pittsburg.
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WESTMINSTER.

Walter 2. Leach moved to his hill farm
Thursday.
Walter Atcherson went to Boston last week
to enter the employ of the West End Street
railway.
Rememher the candy pull and social at the
town hall Wednesday evening. We will fur
nlsh you with all the candy you can eat or
pull.
Cards have been received this week an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Mary A. Gross
to Munroe G sleeper of this place, which will
will take place at Fall Rv.r, Mass, next
Wednesday at O'Clock P. NJ.
Westminster will be represented by at
least one of our young men in the war with
spain. Harry Miller, who has been stationed
at Plattsburg in the regular army has been
ordered into service. The regiment left last
week for the south.
There was large gathering of the officers
and friends ofthe Kurn Hattin Home asso-
| citation on Monday and Tuesday at the home,
to consider some important questions relat-
ing to the welfare and future interest of the
home. Among those present were Hon. w
}. Van Patten of Burlington, Hon. Adna
Brown of Springfield, Rev. G. A. Dickinson,
Rev. Mr.. Washburn and E. M. Abbott of
Boston. Rev. G. H. DeBevoise of Keene,
N. g. Williams of Bellows Falls and num-
Der Of other prominent men interested in the
| work.
Mrs. Rhoda s.. Dawley died in the
| south part of the town at an early hour We'd
| nesday morning. She came to this place
nearly IL years ago from Mt. Holly and pur-
| chased the farm where she has since resided
She is survived by eight children, -four
daughters and four sons, her husband having
died two years ago-Mrs. George M. Chase,
Mary and Alonia, who reside in this pace
Norm and Perrv who reside in Rutlar d, True
of Montpelier, Henry and Mrs. Batchelder Of
| Colorado. The remains were taken to Mt
Holly for burial where the funeral was held
yesterday.
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Charles Martin HOnOred.

Charles Martin reached home Thursday
after an absence of two years in Sioux
City, where he has been acting as foreman
of pulp mill.
The Sault Express published in Sault
Ste. Marie, Ont, under date of April Is.
gives this account of banquet held in Mr..
Martins honor:
Charles Martin, who resigned bis posi-
ton as foreman at the pulp mill last week
and intends leaving for the New England
states on Sunday, was rendered banquet
by his friends at the Grandview hotel on
Wednesday evening.
The dinner was served up in Host
O'Brien's very best style which means that
it could not have been excelled. During
the evening several capital songs were rem
dered by Messrs. Falconer, Elliott and
Hallam and anumber of the gentlemen who
had assembled to do honor to Mr.. Martin
delivered first rate 'peeches.
The most interesting part Of the evenings
however, was reached when Mr..
Munro who occupied the chair, arose and at
the close of an address filled with express
sions of regret at the departure of Mr..
Martin, made the guest of the evening the
of valuable gold watch and
chain. beautiful Masonic charm and a
handsome Get of gold cuff links bearing the
symbol Of the order OF Odd Fellows. Mr..
Martin was taken completely unawares and
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SAXTONS RIVER.

Advertised letter, Frank G. Nesbitt & Co.
Frank Morgan and Miss Gertrude Morgan
arrived in town last Wednesday.
Mr.. Kelly commenced work in the worsted
mill last Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Smith has returned home
from Greenfield.
Mrs Wilbur has been confined to the house
for several weeks, on account of a lame knee.
Mrs. A. Hubbard and her grandson, Earle
Holt Ballou, went to Boston last Tuesday, for
a few days.
Miss Mary Wilbur is substituting as teacher
at Vermont Academy during Miss Cum
mings's absence.
Miss Cummings is still at Mount Hermon
staying with her sister, who is dangerously
i'll.
Miss May Frost and Miss Bertha Marston
have returned to the Maison Franchise to
resume their studies in French.
There will be a musical in Fuller hall, Yer
mont Academy, this evening. The public
are cordially invited. Admission free.
The worsted Mill company have Just put
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PERSONALS.

james Collins of Putney is working for
w. P. Cassidy & Son.
j. G. Day returned from few days bus
mess trip in Boston, Wednesday night
Harry Jackson, of the Brosnahan-Jack-
son Co., is in New York.
Mrs. John Robertson returned from a
visit in Malone, N. Y, Thursday.
Mrs H. w. Keene and Miss Mary Saw
age are visiting in Montpelier.
Mrs. w. A. Archer OF Cavendish, who
has been visiting Mrs. c. L. Wheeler, re-
turned home Wednesday.
w. j. Van Patten, mayor of Burling-
ton, stopped in town few hours on liz
way home from the Kurn Hattin Home
director meeting Wednesday.
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There are several new cases of measles in
this vicinity.
Frank Bragg has moved from Andover to
the upstairs tenement in the house opposite
f. G. Fairs store.
Moses Snow has sold his house near the
soapstone mill to Moses Clayton, who takes
possession soon.
G. o. Robbins and wife of Brattleboro Wis.
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Robbins,
over last Sunday.
Mrs. A. M. Blanchard went to Dedham,
Mass Friday where she will pass few days
with relatives.
Mrs. A. M. Abel was called to Orwell last
Saturday by the death of her husband Her
mother, Mrs. Mattocks, went with her, both
returning Wednesday,
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January 7th, 804, as against 765, Frids,

January 7th, S04, as against 765, Frida, !,
April 18th. At present there are POI
pupils in grades and 2; POP were enrolled
last term. There has been loss of three
pupils in the 3rd grade as compared with
last term, the present enrolment being 81.
The 4th grade has an enrolment of "a, one
more than the winter term. The 9TH
grade has 81 at present and had 60 last
term, The 9Th grade has IS as against SO
In both winter and spring terms the 7tb
grade numbered 4S. The 9Th grade had
AZ last term, and now numbers 80. There
are 40 pupils in the 9th grade as against
AZ last term. The high school has 1920
winter term 1856.
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Bellows Falls War Preparations,

Several days ago Messrs j. H. Blakley
and Kendall Banning, having their patriotic
blood stirred, opened correspondence with
Gov. Grout regarding the possibility OF
organizing state naval brigade at this
place.
Mr.. Grout could as yet not sanction
such action but he informed the gentlemen
that according to the last act Of legislature
this town was to have the first opportunity
of organizing the next company OF the
national guards or naval brigade from this
state and that their names would be remem-
bered when this was to be done.
While this correspondence was in pro-
gress Barney Cannon, Jr., commander of
the local G. A. r. post, received commune
cations from Vermont G. A. R. headquar-
tiers, appointing him recruiting officer for
Bellows Falls to enlist men between the
ages Of Is and 45, for the national volun-
teer reserve. Mr.. Cannon has not vet be-
gun work but several young men have
come to him expressing their desire to
enlist. Among those already enlisted are
Gerald G. King, Lyman Jennison and
John Humes.
When sufficient number have been
enlisted here it is expected that orders will
be received to organize company and
elect officers. Mr.. Cannon is also asked
to send the names of all veterans of the
late war who are willing to do garrison
duty in case their services are needed
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Y. M. G. A. Notes.

The last mems gospel meeting of our
association will be held Sunday afternoon
at 80 o'clock. President j. G. Day will
conduct the meeting. Everybody invited.
We want few more of our members to
show their appreciation Of the work of the
association by paying their membership
fees for privileges which they have already
received. We must have money.
If you want relic of the association
you better come and buy piece of fnrni-
ture. Don't put 1t off too long.
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some idea of the extensive experience of
this physician IN treating cases like yours.
This Is but brief synopsis ofthe different
diseases treated and the number of cures
made :-Rheumatism, 1872 cases neuralgia
4O1 !; partial paralysis, 260; total paralysis,
SO cases greatly relieved and most of them
enabled to attend to ordinary business;
dyspepsia, indigestion and stomach
troubles, 1857 cured spinal disease, scrof-
ula and hip joint disease, 43O cases per-
manently cured cancers, 70 removed and
1913 cured by absorption tumors, all
forms, 212 cases treated by the absorption
process, 1876 cases cured, many still under
bronchitis, asthma, 4S9 cases; consump-
ton, 1st and End stages, 526 cases have
been treated and 362 cured epilepsy, 121
cases now under treatment, can refer to
cases cured over seven years ago; dis
eases of the liver, 765 cases cured heart
disease, so cases cured diseases of the
kidneys (including diabetes and Bright's
disease), SS3 cases treated, 81 discharged
as cured diseases of the bladder, infiamma-
ton, etc los cases cured chronic con-
stlpation. 7O2 cases cured; diseases of the
eye, Ill cases treated, 67 of which gained
perfect sight; deafness, 239 cases treated,
224 cured. Cases rejected as incurable,
762. Special diseases not classified on ac-
count of being of private nature. 1873
thoroughly, perfectly and permanently
restored to the blessing of health, strength
and manhood.
This is your opportunity to be cured.
No matter what your condition, how long
you have been sick, nor how many doctors
YOU have tried, no matter what YOUR
doubt may be, there is hope. A perfect
knowledge of diseased is more than one-half
its cure. It's your life that is at stake;
you must either get well or suffer-
No matter if the best physicians have
given you up, or hospitals have turned you
away as incurable; no matter what any,
body says, go straight to this physician
and satisfy yourself He gives you this
entirely free of expense.
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pten

In Windsor, April IS, Mrs. Margaret Mann
at the age of 66 years.
In South Windham, April IL, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Farr.
In Windham, April 20, Ebenezer L. Daily.
In Westminster, April 20, Mrs. Rhoda s.
Dawley, aged II years, month, % days.
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scarcely knew how to return thanks to his
many sincere friends in the 500.

many sincere friends in the 500.
Mr.. Martin leaves for the east on Sum-
day at noon and will carry away with him
the best wishes Of everybody who enjoys
bis acquaintance. 1t is doubtful if there
ever was a man in the employ Of the pulp
company who was more highly regarded
by the men under him, and the fact that
Mr.. Clergue desired that his name be men
toned in connection with the testimonial
presented to Mr.. Martin may be taken as
high tribute to the mans worth.
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THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, APRIL 2S 1898.
Notice to Advertisers.

Copy for changes in advertisements should
reach this office on Mondays and Thursdays.
No chs nge reaching this office later than A.
NJ, on Tuesdays and Fridays will be guaran
teed in assertion in the Wedne sday and Sat.
urday issues respectively.
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Read His Credentials.

D., graduate of Institute of Letters and
Arts, Buffalo, N. Y, graduate of the
American Medical College of Ohio, foun-
der of the Magnopathic School of Medi-
cine, member Of the American Medical and
Surgical Society of Ohio, also of the Union
Medical Association of Massachusetts,
Fellow of the National American Associa-
ton of Physicians and Surgeons, President
of the Massachusetts Institute Rational
Medicine and Surgery, Surgeon to the
Hub Medical Institute, Consulting Physi-
clan to the Warwick Dispensary, and late
Visiting Physician to the Union General
Hospital, all of Boston
The only graduate physician in the
world combining the elements of mental
and magnetic healing with the science and
art of medicine and surgery.
| have heen visiting Vermont one sea-
son only but already thousands of patients
are under my care, and hundreds of people
in this state can attest to my remarkable
skill in curing diseases, even after others
have failed My connection with num-
Der of Institutes and public dispensaries in
Boston, my extensive private practice in
the New England states, my unlimited ex-
perienee, my methods of specially study
ing each case, preparing and applying the
treatments and RENE lies to meet each in
dividual requirement, together with the
universal success attending my efforts have
given me sublime confidence in my
ability to cure any durable case of the dis
eases mentioned in my specialties.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

TFoR SALE-All the parlor, reading
and educational room and gymnasium fix
lures of the Y. M, G. A. must be sold be-
fore Arril 80. Enquire d secretary or OF
j. G. Day.
II Frederick j. Blake, the photographer,
is making some fine photographs of the
members of the Knights Of Pythias OF the
Uniformed Rank All members who have
not had a sitting are requested to call at
the studio as soon as possible.
10000 volunteers wanted to join the
ocular army OF visitors to our temporary
store, No. is Westminster street, Cray's
block, and view our "Acme" battleship,
which will be on exhibition there after
April %.
To RENT.-A tenement of six rooms
with bath room May l.. Inquire OF Mrs.
Mary Flavin, Atkinson St.
TLosr-On Davis hill, Westminster
road Sunday, bicycle pedal. Finder
please leave with at G. T. Sherwin's.
s.TTo RENT-Cottage on Barker St. In
quire of S. S. Villas.
ITO RENT-Cottage at Lake Sunapee.
III. +. Bean, 112 Atkinson st.
Tenement to rent. H. E. Bean, IL
Atkinson St.
TWANTED-Table boarders at Mrs. j.
Towns, Maynard's new block. bIe
-TFoR SALE-Hall furniture. Cali or
address j. E. Byrne, Bellows Falls.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-04-23

Hard, Sc: best mixed, So; soft, So /;
tour foot, So, So 80 and 81. Orders
filled by Patrick B. Leen at store of P.
Fleming & Son. c.. K. LABAREE.
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Miss Iugenue Fassett
Hard. Mixed and Soft Wood.

Desires violin pupils Refer to Miss Annie
R. Way and G. L. Barber.
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All Diseases and Deformities
Treated.

CATARRH CURED. = Consumption
in the incipient stage, bronchitis, asthma,
rheumatism, diseases of the nose, throat,
lungs, stomach, liver, kidneys, scrofula,
sores, ulcers and all chronic blood troubles,
eczema, psoriasis, pimples, blotches and
all skin troubles treated and cured
NERVOUS DISEASES.-Nerv de-
bility from any cause, hysteria, neuras-
thenia, chorea, ST. Vitus dance, epilepsy,
etc diseases of the spine, paralysis, loco
motor ataxia, palsy and all such diseases
positively cured by his Tissue Cell Build
ing" treatment.
DISEASES OF WOMEN.-Ladies
examined without exposure, and all dis
eases peculiar to their sex cured without
the use of rings, pessaries, supporters, etc !,
by new and pleasant home methods
DISEASES OF MEN and weaknesses
arising from indiscretions, excuses, over
work, etc causing weak or failing mem
DRY, lost vitality, pimples, impure blood,
falling of the hair, ETC., should call at once.
By his improved methods and remedies
such sufferers are guaranteed immediate
relief and perfect cure
CANCERS, malignant tumors and
growths, all engagements and glandular
swellings removed and cured without the
use of knife. No pain No matter
what diseases you are suffering from or Of
how long standing. If you are sick of suf-
fering, call on or write to him Not only
will you be surprised at his wonderful
knowledge of disease, his plain, concise
explanation of every cause and effect,
but at the marvellous rapidity with which
his new. common sense, RATIONAL
treatment goes to the very seat of the
trouble giving almost instant relief and in
all cases that have not progressed too far
A Perfect, Absolute and Perma-
nent Cure.
He will tell you whether the disease is
durable or not, and if durable, what course
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Bnru.

In South Windham, April IL, to Mr.. and
Mrs. William A.. Farr a son.
In Saxtons River, April Is, a sonxto Mr..
and Mrs. Villas Vancor.
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Experience Teaches.

Read his late report of people actually
cured and doubt if you can his ability to
cure you. The following figures will give
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NORTH CHESTER,

6. A. Hall of Burlington called on friends
in town Thursday and Friday.
Barnet Waite is very sick at his brother, in
laws, l.. S. Richardson's.
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Wanted.

TIA horse, we'll broken; one weighing
FIR IN II 10 10 hundred pounds. Apply al
B odine d Davis.
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Offices specially Towns
and 3d. and May , hours to 8p Permanent office
The Doctor will also be in-
Ludlow Ludlow House, Monday May2
Chester at the Hotel Fullerton, Tuesday.
Adnabr0wn Wednesday, 4th
Windsor at the Windsor House Thursday, May
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Adapted to roofs of any pitch,
not affected by gases or acids,
insured at same rates as metal
roofs, will not rust or eorrode.
costs less, will outwear all other
roofing.
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Free to the Sick

y
efot ndtuef TIM al none
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to pursue in order to get well, No person
should doctor any further or take any more
medicine before cor sulting him. A visit
to him is sure to save endless trouble, ex-
pense and suffering.
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A Perfect, Absolute and Perma-
nent Cure.

He will tell you whether the disease is
durable or not, and if durable, what course