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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
soUTH LONDONDERRY

Mrs. a. T. Cudworth is IN Montpe.a-
with her husband
Ms 7. W. Williams has returned iron
her visi, 20 Springfield Mas
Mrs. Dr. Calvin Of Weston spea, few
DAYS with her parents. Nj and Mr. II.
y. Cheue. las, week.
Mr.. anu MIR T. Wncheste- OF Gran
Vile, y. ! o, art in town Mr. Wlncheste-
is buying potatoes Tor shipmen, by car.
MIR. and Mrs. IL. @. Skinner started fo-
their home IN New ork OF Monday. fol-
lowed boy the good wishes Of many friends.
u. Meenty IS having vacation.
BE IS spending a par OF ID In Boston. NJ
Houchtru OF BrattleuCro is taking his
place I'D the express Car.
There was q very pretty wedding al the
home of Mrs. Emma Sutton Oh Thursday
evening when her only daughter. Jo-
seunine, was married 90 Frederick W
Lazelle of Weston The bride was taste
fully attired I'D white orrand.u The
presents were numerous and beautiful.
Rev Daniel GoOdhue. Is. who died az
Burlington sunday, was born IN Antrim
\. H.. and graduated iu lS4~ from tine
theological. -cho0. ~ GIlmau,ol. IS. ii
He was pastor OF Congregational churches
IN Troy. n. H.. this town, and boz Pom
fret. Wes,neI1 and Troy. w. HIS home
has been III Burlington since l~I4. Will
the exception OF nine years spent iu PEN
broke y. II.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
FACTS ARE STUBBORN.
If BrattlebOrO People Are Not Convinced
by Local Testimony, They Differ
From Other peODIp.

our readers must have noticed IN the past two
years how cures have multiplied In the news
papers ike mushrooms in a meadow. and follow
ins the plethora Of cures" the general public
have turned remarkably fkepticaI Facts are
demanded, but 1t has also become essential to
know who supplvs them, where they are from
In fine. who have been cured. Doubtirr Thomas
will not accept at par incredible cures on the
other side Of the continent He wants It at home
GIVE rs some neiFhbor, then I shall believe " is
what he asks for Well. Doans Kidney pills do
this. Call it what YOU Ike at home. local or
neiFhbors testimony, you can always ascertain
the truth OF 1t without leaving the corporation
limits Here is a case.
Mrs. A. II Stratton. Of Greenleaf Street West
Brattleboro SAYS 81 can heartily recommend
Doan 8 Kidney Pills to anyone suffering from
kidney complaint For q long time ! was troubled
with dull. uneasy feeling across my back. II
did any hard work IL afterward hurt me consid-
erabiy for a few days ] also had other marked
symptoms Of kidney disorder both weakening
and distressing A nerhnor called my attention
TO Doaus Kidney Pills Acting upon his advice
] got q box from Durein drug store ard began
using them. ] found relief after taking them
They are IA good medicine. and it ] hear OF any
one having kidney trouble would not hesitate
60 advise the use OF Doau s Kidney Pills"
for sale bv all dealers price sU ceits Mailed
for the United State-
Remember the name. Doan and take no sub
sttute
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
DUMMERsToN HILL

Mrs Linus p Miles of Chicopee Mas.
is VISITING d. C.. h Betterley
Mir. and Mrs VIM. Winchester returned
TO Holyoke Mass, last saturday
Miss Emma Hamilton has gone to the
Brattleboro Retreat to work for Dr. Law
to-
Miss Ethel Betterley Of Athol, Mass, is
visiting her father, Samuel G. Betterley. tor
a few weeks.
c. II. Bererley has bought a horse
power to run his separator. churn. and 10
saw his wood, etc
John A Winter has decided his j.. r.
Cooper farm to John Jemps of Wardsboro
and he is 20 move Oh to IL some time this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Glazier have been Wis
itinC al c u Berereys the past week
having driven from their home IL Horizon
n y. visiting relatives and friends OIL
their route
Mrs, Love Morse Cotton of FairIee. VI.
is visiting her mother, Mrs Eliza Morse,
al the old homestead. Mrs. Morse is ST.
years old and does the work for the house
hold and takes care Of the milk from the
dairy OF eight COWS.
At the W. C.. T. L. and LOYAL Temper
ance Legion meeting at solomon Washer
last Tuesday evening about so wera
present, one new member was admitted
10 the union The usual program was
given and all felt that they had been very
prohtaby al well as pleasantly entertained
An invitation was accepted to meet at Nj.
and Mrs Samuel Beiterlev's the last Tues
day in NOvemner
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
JACKSONVILLE

Sidney Rich has been IL Bennington tor
q few days
Il. L. Putnam is cierk.nC IN the store of
Z a. Temple az Go.
Merchau, C.. Il Waste and a few others
took in the excursion Tuesday to New
Ork.
A coaching party from New \ ork passed
through this place last Friday, stopping
over nigh,
George n. l pton. formerly of this town,
but now of FitchburC, Mass. Is visiting
friends her
A Mr.. Hale Of Connecticut took from
this vicinity the past week two cars OF cat
tie mostly Young steers.
Mrs. Ida Putnam has returned from
Bratllehoro, where she has been staying
several days with a sick sister
Charles T. Wheeler has moved from
Readsbor0 20 his place. and has DouEh,
Sidney Rich ont and taken possession
l.. d. Brown, ESQ, and wife are on q
visit TO New York and New Jersey. and
will visit their son, Edgar, before their rr-
turn
Our grange at its meeting last Tuesday
evening conferred the third and fourth de-
grees upon a class OF ten. who took their
tirst lessons last week Tuesday, and closed
with a harvest supper.
We are called 10 account for our item
last week about Mr.. Heads purchase of a
lot al Laurel Beach, because il said others
are associated with him. That is right
Come on all the associates that have q
I mind 10, we have room and shall be glad
1 10 welcome you.
There are those who regard the past as
/ a peculiar summer, and in some things per
/ haps it has been different from the aver
/ age summer, if there Is any such thing as
] an average summer, We had frost every
month, we had sharp thunder and light
ming, but very little damage thereby. and
mostly the rains have been light, gentle
/ showers, giving moisture enough for the
surface, so the hay crop was good, the
rowen crop also, the apple crop was fairly
! good, suuashes in great abundance. corn
/ of large growth, and potatoes tlne. The
weather of late is exceptionally tine Dur
ing the month OF October Mrs Belle Cain
picked wild raspberries enough 10 make q
cake some OF which she gave to her neigh
bOrs. who pronounced it tine. Mrs. Heller
/ Dalrympe also picked wild raspbeWies il
October, and made a pie large .aR0nGh, 90
/ two families
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
EAST DOVBR.

The marriage Of Clifford j Lazele
and Miss Mertie b. Snow, both OF East
Dover. was solemuized at the home Of the
bride Tuesday evening, oct. -. The cere-
mony which united the fortunes of these
well known Young people was performed 10y
Rev. "A. a. Estabrook of Wilhamsville, and
was witnessed 10y pleasant party OF about
80 relatives and friends. A brother of the
groom acted as best man and a sister OF
the bride was brdemaid After the usual
happy congratulations the guests repaired
to the Dining room where cake and coffee
were served. The happy couple were re-
cipients OF many gifts, among which may
be noted Sl2O from an aunt of the bride.
and sllverware and household furniture
from others The congratulations are
many Nj. and Mrs. Lazeile have the
best wishes OF many friends tor their hap
piness and prosperity They vii. take
charge OF the farm for so many years oc-
cupied by the father of the groom, Still
man LaZelle of BrattlpborO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
GuILFORD CFNTRE

Remember the Hallowe en- party Mon
day evening oct. 3d.
Il is reported that grocery store Is soon
to be opened in this village
The ladies circle will meet in their par
Tors next Thursday afternoon
Mrs. HerBart Richmond returned from
Gill. Mass, MoudSy from a week visit TO
her daughter
The reading circle W1ii meet with Mrs.
b. A Nhittemore Tuesday evening. Nov.
j. All are invited
Rev fl. D. Maxwell wifi pfeA1h next
sunday Services al o'clock j.. Al.l sun
dav school AZ 2I.N
There Will be an entertainment. consist
Ing of dialogues, reciiajIous. etc.. al the
town hal Thursday evening Nov. q. fo.-
lowed by dance and cmckeu-p.c SUD
"er at the ladies rooms A Il. Hines
will eC promptef.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
HuILFORu

Mrs Josephine Reed Of Westfed was
in town briefly this week
Services will be held in Union church
on Sunday at the usual hour, 1880 a. NJ.
J.. P. Squires has greatly improved his
new house by the addition of blinds and
repaintng IL,
The youngest son of Herbert Andrews
died last Saturday, of dysentery, after a
weeks illness. There have been many
sick from the same disease in the same
neighborhood
Reed Brothers of Dummerston have con
tracted 10 cut and saw the timber on the
farm of the late Warren Wilder and are
moving TO the house thereon this week
They will move their steam mill there.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
WFST DOVER

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webb of Arlington
have been visiting relatives here.
Frank Chase and friend from Greenfield
Mass. were In town over sunday,
Mrs Eva Churchill. of Heath, Mass,
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. /.
Upton
Several of the people have been setting
the telephone poles between here and
Wilmingtoi
J.. 81. sylvester horse took lively turn
Tuesday Mr. Sylvester and Mr.. Sargent
started Tor Wilmington When al the
turn near Mi Cores the horse became
frightened at dog. it is supposed, Jumped
sideways throwing them both out The
horse then started al 6 lively pace for
a.,5ne The wagon and harness We're
damaged. both shafts were broken and
the W. what broken The men
escaped without injury
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
WARpsBORO

Dexter l.. Brigham is visiting relatives
IN Barre and other towns III Massachusetts.
Mir. and Mrs. A. NJ. Farnum started for
Claremont n. H., Monday 10 visit rela-
tives
DR.. and Mrs. "A. T. Bliss have taken q
carriage drive TO Greenfield, Mass, TO visi,
their daughter, Mrs ". L. Leith
Miss Harvey, a returned missionary,
will speak to the people at the Methods,
church Tuesday evening, Nov. T.
Mrs. G. A. Briggs returned from Troy,
n. Y, last week Friday, after a pleasant
visit at the home OF her sister, Mrs. 2. 5.
Petit
Mrs. T. NJ Wilbur and her son. j. 4.
Wilbur. attended the funeral of their son.
in-law and brotheT-in-law, Fred Fits, al
West Wardsboro last Sunday. MI VII.
bur accompanied his body 10 Northboro
Mass, where it will be buried beside thai
of his FIRST wife, Mrs. Nellie Wilbur Fits
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
WEST TOWNsHEND

Miss Addie Garfield is visiting in Wood
stock
Carroll Boydeu is home on a so days
furlOuCL.
Mrs. Theodore Barber and children are
visiting IN New London, Conn
Watson Hanks of Enfield Mass. is
paying q visit 20 his sister, Mrs Is T..
Burroughs
Charles Howe has been selling ont has
store goods. Auctions We're held Saturday
and Tuesday afternoons and evenings
Mr.. and Mrs. c. y Robbins and their
daughter, Irene, are on a carriage drive Co
Antrim. y. Il. They visit while there G..
c. O. klmballs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
SOUTH NEWFANT

FsK. \, Stratton has his new horse barn
nearly completed
MRS. Moss of New York city is visiting
haF parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Bruce
Mr.. and Mrs /. W. Shepard have re-
armed from their visit in New Hampshire
,nhere they have been for the past TWO
.HReks
The ladies society met with Mrs A. Y.
t,lratton last Thursday. There were "A
indies present. The reorganization re-
Hnlted as follows: Mrs. A.V .Stratton, pres
inent: Mrs. j. W. Kelsey, vice president /;
Ms. L. n, Stratton, secretary and treas
,ufer; Mrs. S. Morse, Mrs c. l. Perry,
Mrs. Alice Bailey, Mrs. ". L. Bruce. Mrs.
n s. Bickford AID Mrs. S. O. Shepard
seommittee on work. The next meeting
vii be with Mrs. W. L. Bruce on Thurs
nav afternoon, next. A full attendance is
EnesiTed
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WEST WARDSRORO

Mrs. t. A. Eddy has Joined her husband
al Montpelier tor a week
Bert Morse of Newtane has been pick
ing a quantity OF apples here.
MIR. and Mrs. ". L. Allen have moved
10 Stratton as he has work IN that direc-
ton, also for the same reason Nelson
French has moved his family TO Towns
bend for a few weeks.
Mrs. Lackey, widow of the late John
Lackey has moved 10 James Lackey S
house and Henry Payne and family have
moved 10 the place thus vacated We
have several empty tenements
1t is'with sadness we write ot-the death
of Fred D. Fits, which occurred last
Thursday at the home of his cousin, L. j.
Morse, after a long illness. He will be
much missed by the church and Christian
Endeavor society, the latter having been
organized - ma, say eral years ago. The
funer.' was AZ The cEurch Sunday after
noon Rev. q. a Furn ess oIllclaIlns'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28

Ballot reform IN New York Wa4 n1r1lear,
saws an eminent lurist, because me- "a irisn
bv trads who had no interest in M RI
politics except 20 enrich and aggrah1E l
selves, sought perpetual control. YNIIN NJ N
err excellent reforms besides that dIII04.| b
Conspicuous among them is the ref1Il N
ordered physical system by Hostettef,A l1l
Bitters which cOunteracts tendencies TO s1Io
disease bred 10y deficiency of vital staI1I10
irreFularity OF the bowels, stomach liver q IN
neys, and inGuietHde OF the nerves. This stfS1I&
medicine. has for near hall a century M
popular favor, not only for its excellent q
IN a remedial capacity but also for It's serv "
properties as a medicinal stlmulant.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
GREEN RIVER

Mrs. Alva Thomas is 10 Riverside for a
few DAYS this week
Frank Thomas of Riverside spent few
DAYS with friends here last week
c. +. Bracket came home from Mont
pelier Friday and returned Monday.
Mrs Minnie Leeate and Mabe.le Brad
ford went TO Heath. Mass Monday 10 Wis
il their sister, Miss Susie Bradford
There will be no preaching In the church
until further notice The Sunday school
will meet next Sunday with Mrs. Fanny
Thomas at 2 j.. 81. All are cordially in
vited
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28

The ladies aid society vii. NEE, Wed
nesGay. Nov = afternoon and evening,
with MIS-. Chas Wilcox. The question 20
bee discussed Wa, be-. Resolved. Tina, the
horse is of more benefit TO man than the
CO.'S Disputants: Affirmative. Char.
Potter. Austin Nichols; negative. j. b.
Thomas, Frank Merrihell. Papers will be-
read by Lula Thomas and Richmond
Thomas 4 cordia. invitation is extended
ro al.
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TOWNsHEKD.

WIZARD flsher mas been IN town.
Beulah Potter was home from her school
SUNDAY
Fred Ford will occupy Mrs KENYON A..
house This winter
William Coy OF Londonderry is moving
on 20 the sage place
Mrs. frank Wilkinson OF Rutland is Wis
itin- az Fred kauda
Mrs. Edwin Harris has been spending
some time iu brattieb1-.
Miss Wiswel of Marlboro. n. H.. speu,
sunday a, Rev 81. J Hardy So
The tonrregauouaust Aha society me.
last week with Miss susan koss
The town is putting % new sleepe-s .r
the bridge over H. brook uy MI. Jeuu-
SON.
Mrs. Stephen Bishop attended the funera.
OF her mother. Mrs. Amelia Cook. a. ia
iiaN last week
Mrs. Rache Tvitchr and Mrs. Sarah
Carlton spent SUNDAY with their sister
Ms n. vs.. Spark.
Lewis Moves OF Cavendlsh. commer-
cIai traveller. has been spending some time
IN toTu with friends.
Russell Blood has recently returned from
LpunEheG. y O.. where be has been on q
visit 20 ms brother. Frank Blood
Madison Watson. a photo-rapne- from
bennington. visited ms mother, Mrs. Mar
garer Watson. and friends this week.
Rev Edwin Fuller took charge Of The
weekly prayer and conference meeting q.
the Baptist church Thursday evening
Mrs Hapcooa OF Cambridge. Mas.
VI $500
Hatcheider. ieit Friday last Tor her hOm,
Martha Ars.i- ~, No-,,,,,,r,-o,. Mo-.
,,.+ 49, 49,. ~ 49, -.
have visited the past week with friends .u
town
Miss o-,ia T,sIs oo.rr,.,. ,,,. s,,,,. no..
NON ir Eeart.-- y ~ ma @si5 l,s.
winter a. -ova-ra.. ID, ,gs t,,rl.,0 -. NJ
wilkins
George Cheney has been IN town cal.irr
upOu old friends and visiting places that
were familiar 10 h.m when a resident OF
ms place,
Nf-, A. .s.t-. 49,
80 so '.-
49, -, "a. f--.. II ~. " 'i'',i'.
- ''7'' --- 1'0'''''"' Al BIZ
a. d. b!ood mas been confined 10 the
MOUSE also IiAl-le insio" was Obliged TO
close hei school Ioi ie" DAYS ana remain
at nome 10 fecuperalt
Clarence Franklin. who is employed IN
Hartford Conn. los the Arnold Trout
brook Ice and Feed COMPANY Is III town
visiting his parents. NJ. ana Mrs. james
Franklin
yvfl ,,.;5,.-4 ..t CA.-s.- H. o..
nan sol6iars nav CON, ~, he ,r,,st.r,.3 ,,,,,
of "T-ncie same sorr,rs..f rho tor,,,o- -.
Burlington and tbs I.-rs- ~ roDoo-5
\ n
ne CHRISTIAN EndeaVof society social
4Ast FI!aaH evening proved very enloya-
nle occasion. Nith music games and re-
iIeshhehls the evening was pleasatly spent
ana we 'hihk credit is due 10 the commit
tees VIVA had IL n charge
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1898



/ Jerry Leahy has moved into Mrs. Unity
/ Sanders's house.
/ Elton Williams, who has been on the
| sick list. is better.
Eugene Phelps of Chester, former res
/ ident. is visiting here
/ Mr.. Rice Of Baltimore. Nd. is here visit
/ ing his sister, Mrs. w. l.. Barnes
Mrs. Clarence Reed of Holvoke. Mass.
has been here the last week with friends
Ralph Spencer has moved into the house
lately vacated by Jerry Leahy on Water
street
Martin II. Kingsbury OF Rawsonville
has been granted an original pension of So
a month
Benz. Howard has bought the meat
market lately owned and run by Elton
| Williams
Rev. 5. II. Taylor, who has been away
for the last three weeks on vacation. is
expected home this week
Isaac Dosne, teacher of the higher de
partment Of the village school, is confined
to his bed with typhoid fever
NJ. L. Boynton is at North Adams.
Mass. this week visiting his daughter.
Mrs. A. T. Carpenter Nj. Gibson of
South Londonderry is in attendance at the
depot.
George Clay OF Enfield. Conn. is al ..
e. Daggetts They were veterans toe
gether in the civil. war ennsting at the
same time. They have not met before for
number OF year.
Nj Rice of Baltimore gave LEROY Barnes
a dog year or so ago. and told him 10
keep IT, as he should want 10 10 90 hunting
with when he came here. He is now here
and few DAYS ago took the dog out hunt
ing with him. He heard a rustlInc IN the
bushes, and his mind being on partridge
drew mp and fired Result, a dead dog
c. y. and O. r. Williams who have been
spending their Burroughs al their old nome
III Jacksonville. went Tuesday 10 Gardnc.
Mass. where they vii. be mustered ont of
the United States service They were iy-
ing IN Baldwinyillc Mass. and when the
call came Tor volunteers they enlisted lu
the Gardner company of the "a MassaChu
sets regiment. and went with 1t through
the campaign al Santiago
Great reduction iu millinery az Mrs C ~
Mvmau'- lnlr uaftp-u hats So or $50 1s- vaiv..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
HALIFAX

Rev ". l. Streeter is visiting in Boston
this week
Mrs T. i. Dimick lief. on Wednesday
for her home IN New JERSEY.
Clarence Gambia of Hartford. Conn.
is spending the week Ia town
Subject at the Baptist church next sun
dav morning will ba "The Race and the
Witnesses Sunday school d, IL youu-
people meeting al 1880 J.. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28

Clean blood means clean skin No
without 10 Oascarets Candy CathartiC
your blood ana keep 10 clean Nv stirring
lazy liver and driving all impurities fnf
body, Begin today 10 Danish pimple4
blOtches, blackheads ana that sickly hilid|
pleXiOn hy taking OascRrets-beauty for
All druggists, satisfaction guaranteed; "a,
80 cents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
BROOKLINE

Mrs. Allhee and daughter Olive Of Fair
lee are visiting Mrs. r. NJ. Allbee.
Mr.. Curtis saw deer on the Vermont
Spring ccmpany's farm few days ago.
Mrs Fuller of Wesimoreland is visiting
at y. c.. Martins at the Spring company S.
MIS- l.. II Cook attended the wedding
of her niece Miss Music Landman OF
South Londonderry.
Lewis Noyes Of Cavendish, who is trav-
cling for a butter box firm, spent two
DAYS at + @. Merriheld's last week
Miss Nels Morse gave Sunday evening
= very interesting and full report of the
State Christian Endeavor convention at
Bellows Falls 20 the local society al the
MethodIst churcL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
MARLBORO

Frank Bournes OF Leverett, Mass. wa
IN town last Week
Mrs. Florence Clarke and little daughter
Emma returned home 10 Boston on FRIDAY
after a week visit with Mrs. W. l.. Hing.
{. ". snow and wife were called %
Chesterfield on Sunday 20 attend the fu-
neral Of their mother, Mis- ADsalOU
SNOW.
A family party Of ID cousins held a Pc
union az Charles Ames last Saturday u
honor OF one of the cousins, Ezra Ames of
JOhnstOwu. y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
DUMMERsTOE

All who are interested 10 holding a sing
ing school the coming winter are requested
10 meet at the vestry on Friday evening.
Nov. / al ! o.cInck-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup .eim1Ss 49, oouEI Is
ana colds II is poor econoi Sg,1 ~ Iii .it-
when bottle OF this reliable 1890 "''4 '0'i0'e
and cure II al once Price o. N0"N
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28
Don't Be Miserable any Longer

Those who have never had their vitality I'M.
paired have no idea OF the misery experienced by
the person who has lost th { brightness Of feel.
Ing that elasticity Of BODY and cheerfulness OF
spirits which result from 30 health Depression.
gloom, torebodlngs and all the misery that are
a ISOLATED with them make life burden. Now
there = no need OF this The condiuon described
which Is often the result OF foolishness or igno
rance, can be cured pr Greene. "a Temple
Place, Boston, Mass, the great specialist aud
most successful doctor IN curing disease, can
change the gloom 20 cheerfulness and give you
renewed ylgor ana vitality You can consult the
doctor oy letter free Write 70 nun at 8nce and
get ms advice You Will never regret IL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28

Great reduction 300 millinery a. Mrs C. ~
NymRu, Felt pattern hats 8. or - 2s. yeive,
pattern hats g. 50 and upwards ORDERS taK,r
for ladies capes jackets and skirts also chi
nren Jackets made hv Morris Brite.l g. Cu
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28

- around look
N ing for open
iuus through
which Inc can
invade happy
homes and leave
them torI0ru and
dcsOlate He
g for weak places
broken door
.h can be easily
red down When
IAN s. vlu0r and
energy begin to-
weaken and be
come uncertain.
then the door TO
his vftaIrfv urou.l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28

Paipitation OF the hegrt nervousness, trembl-
lngs, nervous headache, cold hands and feet.
pam ~ the back, and other forms of weak uess
are relieves by Carriers Iron Pills made specially
for the blood nerves al d complexion
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-10-28

Burl acton. Chttcudsa 60 Vermont
WILLIAM l.. HALL. ". d IT, CONNER
pogtunster Assistant FnsfmEste