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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-26
GILSUM.

Charles R. Outflow is visiting in Cambridge
and Maynard, Mass.
Miss Grace A. Mark returned from several
weeks stay in Durham. She was accom-
panied by Miss Almy HUT of Nashua
Miss Lillian Bryant of Keene is with her
mother.
Mrs. Elmer Badge and children of Dover
are with her mother for several weeks.
Misses Mamie and Alice Adams have re-
turned from Northfield, where they have
been doing table work during the conference
They were accompanied by Miss Ada Grover.
Quite number from here attended the
Pomona Grange meeting at Acworth last
Saturday.
Mr.. Osgood of Bellows Falls occupied the
pulpit here last Sunday, both morning and
evening.
The comedy" "a King Daughter" was pre-.
sented by the young ladies of the Y. P. s. G.
e August 49,
Fred Mark, wife and child are visiting in
Westminster.
Miss May Isham is visiting in Westmore.
land.
Rev. Silvanius Hayward of Globe Village
Mass, is expected to preach here next Sun.
day.
Great preparation is being made for Ole
Home Day the 10Th. A large number of OLD
residents have been invited to be present.
H. F. Moore of Penacook is visiting Mrs
Emily Mark.
A number from this place attended the
Nelson town picnic last week.
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LANGDON.
1T FLOATS.


M A. Currier was at home over Sunday
from Baldwinsville, Mass.
J.V. Gummerson, sheriff of Newport,
was in town last Saturday OF official
business for the second time this month.
rs.Han cock and Clara Wilkins of Orange,
Mass, are calling on their friends in town.
G. e. Presby's father and mother of An
dover were with him the past week, also his
daughter and child of Claremont.
Mr.. Hines and son Harold of Rockingham
spent last Sunday at D. Bridges.
j. w. Leach has quite number of board.
ers now.
M. F. Bragg and family are at home from
a vacation spent at his cottage by lake in
Washington.
Thomas Woodcock is having tussle with
rheumatism.
Charles Wright was thrown from load Of
hay and his hip badly hurt; he is quite 8
cripple.
Ray Jefts and family are spending this
week at her fathers in Alstead, j. L Nash g.
George H. Roy ce is building him very
lconvenient carriage shed and barn near his
house.
Mr.. Williams has put new shingles on his
barn.
G. Winch is shingling his house.
G. e. Presby is one of our busiest people
now, saving shingles at his steam mill, as he
has orders faster than he can fill them. Wher
| on visit to his mill the other day he sawed
| % shingles a minute after the block was pu
on ito edge and sort as fast as cut kept hin
fully employed.
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WESTON.

The band and several others took in the
excursion to Burlington Wednesday.
Lewis Webster and wife of Wardsboro
week.
Herman Richardson of Boston is spending
the week with his uncle, t. Fl. Richardson.
Mrs Louisa Shattuck accompanied her son,
F. Shattuck, to Boston Monday for few
weeks visit with relatives.
Amaziah French's family were in Rutland
the first of the week.
Miss Dora Ripley returned to Maiden,
Mass, Friday, after two months stay with
her friend, Zoe Richardson.
Mrs. 1. F. Smith, Ruth French, and little
Bennie Mansur are on the sick list this week.
Rev. E G. Carpenter of Bridgeport, Conn,
Thursday went with his family to Plymouth
to visit his people.
Jacob Bennett of Rutland is in town.
Stephen Brooks of Baidwinsville, Mass.
| is visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles Boynton.
Frank Mansur of Providence, R. l.. is here
on his vacation.
| Robert Drury is spending a few weeks IL
East Putney with his uncle, d. s. Persons.
| Mrs. Campbell and child of Massschusett,
are at Carlos Marbles.
Rev. w. T. R'cs of South Londonderry
viii preach at the Baptist church Sunday a
10 40 M in exchange with the pastor.
| Owing 10 stormy weather the lecture
Wednesday evenir G was not we'll attended.
Mrs. Watrous of Pawlet is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Bion Bolster.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-26
GlYNN'S
DYSENTERY
TABLETS
Veterinary Column.

J. Fl, H. Cambridge, Hasa sprain such you
describe is not ncurable. Use zaffle's EIiriy.
HorSeOsan, Elgin, M There is only one sure way
to locate lameness. Apply Zxtfls's Elixir,
and it will remain moist on the part affected.
Mrs. T. S T., Richmond Va II you find a case Of
collie that TntsIes EIirir will cure it will en-
title you the 500 reward offered by DR.. Tuttle.
Hii5at S Davis MD, Alton, n, H., writes.
To 7Vk0Dg IL may concern - This certifes that
my horse the twentieth day Of January 1892, ran
away with hitching post and injured her knees so
badly that she pronounced worthless by several
horse doctors tried various remedies for six weeks
and she grew worse. Iatength used Zaftlf's Ehrfy,
and in three weeks from the time commenced to use
It l had her on the road ready for work. The knees
healed nicely that it is difficult find the scars.
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SPRIN IFIELD.

! G.. r. Bradford returned recently to
Gloucester for week.
Charles Burke of New York is at R. R.
Halls this week.
Edward Hall and Russell Burke are TAX
ing a carriage drive to Manchester this
week.
George Smiley and wife of Alton, Ill i,
are visiting his mother at Hattie Locke's.
Owing to some changes being made at
the high school building the village schools
will commence September II instead of
the 4th.
Go to the Congregational church next
Sunday evening and hear the Atlanta Uni
versity quartet of colored students. Ad-
mission free but collection will be taken
for the University. This institution was
established and is almost exclusively main
tanned by northern people for the educa-
ton OF the colored people of the south. 1t
teachers are also from the north. The con-
cert begins at $50.
At last the drouth seems to be broken in
this vicinity. The river was so low Mon
day and Tuesday that part Of the Jones
& Lamson shops, the gear-sharper, cotton
mill and satisfactory had to shut down for
lack of water.
A boarder came to the home of W. w.
Slack Wednesday afternoon and Walter is
smiling softly to himself now and receiving
the congratulations Of his many friends. A
boy.
B, E. White and grandson Merrill went
to Gloucester Monday for two weeks'stay
Miles Smith and Paul Chynoweth are
spending few days at Lake Sunapee.
Misses Mary and Emily Lafountain went
to Burlington Wednesday for weeks visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Lippincott Of Chelsea, Mass,
is visiting at Miles Smiths.
Mrs. C. C. Cutter and daughter Eller
went Thursday to Wallngford Tor ter
days visit.
Elbridge Farmer was up from Bellows
Falls Thursday shaking hands with old
friends.
| H. F. Wymau and Mrs. Wyman went to
the camp-meeting Thursday.
| A. M. Albee has added a handsome
piazza to his house on Main street and
treated the whole to coat of paint which
greatly improves its appearance.
There will be no services at the Metho
dist church next Sunday. All who can &c
are invited to the camp grounds where sew
eral fine speakers will be present and ad
dress the congregation.
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NO GUtSSaWORK HERE.
ALL BELLOWS FALLS PEOPLE HAVE TIC
DO is TO FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE
OF FELLOW CITIZENS.

Facts are stubborn;
Some may be disputed.
None can be disproved.
A fact is the opposite of fiction.
Is always hedged about with proof.
Has to stand the test of investigation,
Or it drifts to the realm of doubt.
Investigate closely the following;
The closer the scrutiny the more convinc-
ing the results.
A Bellows Falls citizen speaks here,
Speaks from experience and conviction;
Relates facts; stubborn facts,
That may be disputed but cannot be dis
proved.
MIR. John 81. McCarty living on Williams
street extension, says :-'AI Masons are
more or less troubled with their kidneys, es-
pecially if thew have worked at the trade for
some time. Ny kidneys troubled me for four
or five years with bearing down pains which
were always worse in the morning.
had to keep STOPPING position at my
work the greater lpart of the day, and
the pain in my back and hips was excru.
ciating, at times so bad that 1 was hardly
able to finish my days work. My wife got
me a box of Doan's Kidney Pills at Andrews
drug store. The strong recommendations in
favor of them induced me to try them. found
them just as represented, grand, good kid.
ney medicine. They relieved the pains in my
back and hips and It is seldom that 1 feel it
When do it is of little consequences for take
few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills aud II
soon passes away. do not hesitate to rec
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills to anyone as
good, reliable kidney medicine. know then
to be such from personal experience, and no
from hesTsay."
Dnan,s Kfinev P;tls for s.la hv al da.Iars
price 80 cents. Mailed BY Foster ilburr
Co, Buffalo, N. z, sole agents for the q. s
| Remember the name D0AN'S and take NJ
other.
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CHARLESTOWN.

Miss Ellen l.. Fletcher for many years in
business here is closing out her stock at
greatly reduced prices. 1t is an excellent
opportunity to secure suitable Christmas
gifts.
S. A. Spooner and DR.. and Mrs. L. X.
Thayer are expected on Saturday after
spending two weeks at Orleans on Cape
Cod.
Mrs. G. N. Dodge and child of SPRING
field are visiting her mother at her home
on Summer street.
Master Earl McCarthy's pony, LADY,,
feels as large as any carriage horse in town
apparently and attracts much attention
with her new harness and carriage.
Miss Atwood's "home bakery" is fully
appreciated blessing. Housekeepers in
general hope she will 60 on and prosper.
Mrs. F. E. Pomroy of Springfield spent
a portion of the week with Miss Spooner.
On Wednesday evening an impromtu
dance was given by Mrs. Simonds at the
DR.. Henry McManus and her own little
daughter Leslie. 1t was very enjoyable
affair.
Miss Eva Sanborn has been secured to
fill the vacancy in the primary department.
caused by the resignation of Miss Carrie
Daggett.
Little Charlotte Waterman has been
quite i'll since Monday, but is slowly gain
ing.
Will W. Patterson and friend of Provi-
dence, R. L., will be guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Waterman for few days. They ar
rived on Thursday.
Miss Julia Joseph has returned from
Plattsburgh, N. Y.
About 20 young men gave dancing
party to their lady friends at Odd Fellows
hall Thursday evening"
There are registered at the Mansion
House at present DR.. and Mrs. Henry Nc
Manus, DR.. and Mrs. Charles McManus,
Mrs. Sperry, Mrs. Gown and the Misses
Stokes of Hartford, Conn, Mr.. Gown,
Mrs. and Miss Hickey OF New York city,
Mrs. Samuel Weber, children, and maid,
Trenton, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Evans and children West Medford, Mass.
Messrs. Davis and Fuller of Springfield
and Rev. B. S. Lassiter.
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EAST JAMAICA.

Will j. Allen went to Windsor Tuesday to
visit his brother, George K. Allen.
Ida Gleason visited her grandparents, K, S
Allen and wife, Monday.
Mrs. Edgar M Butler is gaining slowly.
We had quite shower Wednesday after
noon, which is worthy of note, seeing we
have so little rain.
MIS-. Lorinda Bloker has gone to Brattle
boro.
Our community was saddened last Satur
day by the death of Miss Daisy May Gushing,
who died after two days illness of what the
doctors called sugar diabetes. She was the
daughter of Mrs. Eta Ross by former
marriage, and being an only daughter she
will be greatly missed in her home, where
she reigned queen among her four brothers,
Stanley, Frank, Charles and Harry. She
was much beloved by her associates as well
as friends and will be greatly missed. She
was teacher of much note, her last term
being taught in Pixies Falls. The funeral
was held Monday at the house, and the burial
was in the East Jamaica cemetery.
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MINDRAM.

Mr.. and Mrs, s. G Woodburn visited Their
daughter in Chester recently.
George A. Harrington is in Ashburnham
Mass, where he has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. M u. Lawrence of Brooklins
were in town the first OF The week, guests oil
l.. M. Lawrence
w. l.. Kingston and family and w. l. Ssr-
gent and family, all OF Bellows Falls, are Wis
iting in the families Of A. E Dutton aud Ly-
man Howard,
Mrs. Amanda Mack and Miss Nellie Mack
of Washington, ID. c., are visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. e. e, Lawrence and her daughters
Beatrice and Helen of Chester stayed few
days this week with her father, George Har-
rington, on her way to Townshend and ia
maica.
Mrs. l., A. Ballou and her mother, Mrs
Pierce of Chester called on friends in town
Monday.
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HOUGHTONVILLE.

The long looked for rain has come, but too
late to save tho trout in the little trout-brook
running across E. s. Cadoret's meadow. He
reports having seen lots of them lying dead
in the bed of the brook.
The schoolhouse in this place is undergoing
quite extensive repairs, new floor, ceiling,
paint, etc. The work is being done by the
Stowells from Grafton.
Henry Graves is having his dwelling
repaired some. Mr.. Blood does the work.
Leon Colburn has his house completed.
A D Corbet was in Chester Wednesday.
c. H. Sanders is building new road across
the timber lot belonging to E. s. Cadoret to
bis lot, purchased not long ago.
Mr.. Hill and Roy Blood are both in Graf
ton; Mr.. Hill is staying at DIR. Staples and
Roy is attending the telegraph Office during
the absence of DR.. Staples and W. e. L,
Walker.
Abbie Ober has returned to Bellows Falls
Mamie Ober is now caring for her sister, Mrs
Farnham.
E. S. Cadoret and family were in Cheste,
Saturday.
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PERKINSVILLE.

Prof. and Mrs. Ellery of Vermont Acad:
envy were guests of Dallas f. Pollard and
wife Wednesday and Thursday.
The ordination of Rev. o G. Winesbocb
occurred at the Baptist church Wednesday
afternoon and evening, pastors and delegates
from the churches of neighboring towns
being present.
The Methodist camp meeting at Claremont
junction has been well attended from thi'
place.
No services at the Methodist church Sun
day on account of camp meeting.
Elder W. r Davenport preached at thu
Methodist church Sunday evening.
j W. Call of Jersey City, N, J., is thu
guest of his mother, Mrs. Emily j. Call.
|. The Perkinsville boys were sgain victori
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wEsTMoRELAND DEPOT.

Mrs. Mary s. WILDER is home again.
Mrs. Emaline Farnham is visiting friends
in Keene.
Mrs. Samuel Dorr has been spending sew
eral days with Mrs. Helen Green aud Mrs.
Abbie Aplin OF Keene visited Mrs Green last
week.
Mrs. Frank Elmore and Miss Nellie e.
more are visiting friends in Hinsdale for 8
few days.
Mrs. Lizzie Ross has been spending the
past week in Acworth with friends.
Charlie Coleman spent Sunday at D. S.
Taylor's.
Miss Harriet Blodgett of South Ashburn.
ham is visiting st John Blanchard's.
@. Z. Seward and wife took much needed
rest and spent a few days at Lake Pleasant
last week they report Charles Hall as feeling
some better than when he went away.
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ALSTEAD.

Miss Bernice Fisher of Mansfield, Mass.
is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Fisher, at
Mr.. Riwson's.
Miss Alberta Wilder is caring for Mrs.
SANKEY'S aunt in Langdon, who is quite sick.
Miss Lena Cooke, accompanied by her
friend, Miss Simmons, drove to Springfield,
VT, Wednesday, where they spent the day.
Miss Rosine King, who has been employed
in Bellows Falls for the past few weeks, was
home briefly Thursday.
Miss Almira Simmons, who has been visit
ing in town two weeks, returned to her home
in Quincy, Mass, Thursday.
The personal property of the late Mrs. Lois
Prouty was sold at auction Thursday at her
house on River street.
Mrs. Warren, who has been spending a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. G. s. Eyer
ton, returns to her home today.
Allen King and granddaughter, Miss Ber-
tina Hunnewell of Cambridge, Mass, came
to j. F. Dickey's Thursday.
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CAVENDISH.

E G. White and family were at Lowell
Lake Saturday.
Foster Swift and wife of North Adams,
Mass, h ave been in town recently.
Miss Bent is in Clarendon.
George Spauldiug ard family returned from
Glens Falls Saturday.
The Baptist Sunday school held picnic at
Downer's Grove Saturday.
| Charles Tarbell, wife and youngest son are
in Newport, N. H.
| Mrs. Mary Peck of Boston is at DIR. Spot
| ford's.
Miss Addie Davis is in Proctor.
A very quiet wedding took place at the
residence of Mrs. Henry Spaulding Sunday
afternoon when her daughter Alberta was
married to Harley 1. Ormsby. Only the
members of the brides and groom's families
were present. The bride wore pink silk
dress, trimmed with white pearl. Refresh
ments were served after the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Ormsby will reside in town for the
present. They have our best wishes.
Schools open Monday.
Chicken thieves are sround. F. A. Des
mond lost some 10 or IL fine chickens the frs
of the week.
Will Richards is at home.
Mrs. Charles Whitcomb has returned from
Lowell Lake.
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C0ncOrd'S Old Homo Day.

Governor Rollins's suggestion for new
Granite State festival, to be known as "Old
Home Week." has met with an enthusiastic
reception st home and abroad, but nowhere
has the idea been taken up more cordially
than in the capital city, the governors birth.
place and his lifelong place of residence
Concord will observe Thursday, August 81,
as its first "Old Home Day." and most at.
trsctive program has been arranged. The
Boston & Maine railroad offers special excur-
sion rates to Concord aud return from sta.
tions in New Hampshire for "Old Home
Day." with special train TO Manchester and
Nashua after the fireworks.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-26

Remember that cholera morbus, cholera
infantum, summer complaint, bilious collie,
diarrh@a and dysentery are each and all
catarrh of the bowels. Catarrh is the only
correct name for these affections. Peru
ma is an absolute specific for these ailments,
which are so common in summer. DR..
| Hartman, in practice of over forty years,
| never lost single case of cholera infantum,
dysentery, diarrhea, or cholera morbus,
! and his only remedy was Pe-ru-na.
Those desiring further particulars should
send for free copy of ssSummer Catarrh."
Address, DR.. Hartman, Columbus, o.
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Fish and Game League.

The eighth annual dinner of the Spofford
Lake Fish and Game League occurred at
Silverdale in Chesterfield Tuesday. The
tables were spread in the grove about the
hotel and about 100 gentlemen sat down to
an excellent dinner prepared by Messrs STRAIT.
ton & Foster. A ten-pound pike caught by
Hon. W. J. Reed of Parkhill, baked in fine
style, added to the excellence of the repas.
The following officers were chosen for the
ensuing year: President, John G. Kuhlke,
T. Nelson Hastings of Wslpole; second vice
president, George Amsdon of Chesterfield
secretary and treasurer, ID. +. Slade of Spof.
ford; executive committee, Prof. Frank T.
Cole of Columbus, o., Russell Parker of New
York, w. K. Ware CT Chesterfield, j. w. Lord
of Parkhill, John j Colony of Keene. II. L
Emerson of Brattleboro and John W York OF
Spofford.
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SIMONSVILLE.

Master Barton Marsh cut his leg quite bad
ly recently.
Elmer mot Edward Haseltine is at work
for Col. H. o. Peabody
Mr.. Spaulding of Springfield was the guest
Of D. s. Dimick Friday and Saturday:
Mark Russell of Clarendon is visitor at
Mrs. Jane Thornton's.
Mrs. e. D. Marsh took trip to Boston
Wednesday to remain one week.
Mrs. G s. Howard expects to entertain her
friend, Miss Abbie Palmer of Grafton, part
of this week.
Miss May Little of San Francisco, Cal, is
sojourning among the hills and is enter
tanned by Mrs. o. D. Hutchins.
Miss Addie Weston returns soon to her
school duties in Hardwick. She has been
visitor at Skyland, guest Of her sister,
Mrs. j. o. Sawyer.
School commenced Monday in the Mark
ham Manor district, taught by Miss Jessie F.
Brown Of Pawlet She will board with Mrs.
o. D. Hutchins.
Miss Allie Graves of Rockingham is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. F. I. Graves, and her
sister, Mrs. Henry Marsh.
Mrs George Stickney and daughter Flor
ence of Rockingham visited Sunday at her
fathers P. T. Marsh's.
Messrs Lawson and Craven of Boston are
pupils of E. u. Marsh and are sojourning at
Mr.. Marsh's home.
Mrs. L B. Howe and Mrs. n. NJ. Peabody
entertained this week Mrs. Leonard Boyce
and two children of Keene.
Ernest Smith believes in improvements
ne is adding new windows to his house and
making repairs which will make his home
more attractive and pleasant.
Mrs, O D. Hutchius and Will attended the
obseouies of Mrs. Justin Burke in Peru Sun.
day. Her remains were brought to the 81.
monsville cemetery for interment Sunday
afternoon. She formerly resided in this
place.
Mrs. Lois Dustin, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Persons, in BELOW:
Falls and niece, Mrs. George Stickney, in
Rockingham, returned Saturday to visit her
brother, P. T. Marsh.
Mrs. Lizzie williams of Mt. Olive, Ind
and niece, Miss Annie Chase of Williams
Ind, who have been sojourning among the
hills, guests of Mr.. and Mr.. @. B. Chase, re.
turn to their homes next Monday.
Saturday evening few of the schoolmate:
of Mary Sabin gave her surprise party to re
mind her of her fourteenth birthday. Game:
we're enjoyed and the young people had 6
pleasant time.
Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Ellison of Spring.
field were the guests of Mrs. Joseph Thorn
ton Sunday.
School commences Monday August IS,
taught by Miss Elva Mack OF Windham il
the Howard hill district.
Mrs. L B. Howe, Mrs 81. M. Peabody an6
Elmer Haseltine went Wednesday on the ex
cursion to Burlington.
Amusical and literary entertainment viii b,
given at the church the first week in Sep
TENDER by talent from the city. Mrs. Ed
ward Marsh. an artist of merit from Boston
assisted by Misses Wood and Little, vocalist:
from California, viii entertain the people will
8 pleasant musical program and it is expect
ed that other talent will be present. W
hope to see large audience. More particu
lars later.
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New Hampshire News.
Grange Fair at ClaremOnt.

September 10, 20 and 81 are the dates of the
great Grange fair at Claremont, and they will
be gala days indeed. Every thing is a live at
traction. An unexampled exhibit of live
stock, some wonderful and curious collections
in Floral Hall, and three days of excellent
racing. This only briefly indicates the at
trsctions. There will be some good novel.
ties, also.
At the opera house Rice's Comedians play
the entire week. Make your arrangements
for an evening of laughter with this fine com.
pany.
No one should miss this week in Glare.
mont. 1t will be the event of the year.
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ous, as usual, in game of ball with the
Amsdens, the score being IL to Z.
Allen Charleton, who has been the guest of
his brother, Rev. Magnus Charlton, few
weeks, has returned to his home in Glouces-
ter, Mass.
Edwin Wheeler of Erskine, N. j , is with
his uncle, A. H. Wheeler.
Charles Pike and family have gone to
Providence, R. l., for short stay in quest of
work.
M G Robinson sells his goods at auction
Monday, the 18th.
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dRAIN.O BRINGS RELIEF.

to the coffee drinker. Coffee drinking is a
habit that is universally INDUCED in and al
most as universally injurious. Have you tried
Grain-Os 1t is almost like coffee but the eff
fects are just the opposite. Coffee upsets the
stomach, ruins the digestion, effects the hear
and disturbs the whole nervous system.
Grain-O tones up the stomach, aids digestion
and strengthens the nerves. There is moth
ing but nourishment in Grain-O. 1t can't be
otherwise. Is and Csc cents per package.