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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-18
THE DOMISION STEEL COMPANY.
Meeting Yesterday at Montreal to Complete
Plans for tho Work.

MONTREAL. Aug. 1.-THE directors Of the
Dominion Steel Company held an important
meeting here to-day. Among those who at
tended the meeting were Mr.. II. M. Whitney.
the President OF the company. Senator Cox OF
Toronto. Senator McKeen Of Halifax. and Sir
William Van Horne.
The contracts for the entire plant have been
given out and the work on the coke ovens.
blasting furnaces and steel works will be
pushed ahead at once. 1t is expected that
within eighteen months the company will COM
mence the man ufacture OF steel on an extensive
scale.
1t has been decided to have 400 ovens for the
making OF coke The company will first enter
upon the manufacture OF steel. the open hearth
process being adopted and the steel business
will be followed by the manufacture OF all
kinds OF large and other structural work.
President Whitney. accompanied by Senator
McKeen. left tonight for Sidney, Cape Bretons
to make personal inspection OF the works.
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Auction Sales To-Day.

BY PETER +. MEYER d co.
East Eighty third street. No 24O. IS. l27.Sft
W OF I'd ave. "a 10 X102.2. flve-story brick tene-
ment: Bowles Colgate and another. trustees.
&c. against Thomas Bennett ct al; Dewitt.
lockman Il Dewitt. attorneys: WILDER Nc
Bride. referee. Amount due, S21 .532: subject
to taxes, &C.. S435.o4
10th street. No. 34G. s 8. 1884 II W OF LIST ave.
10.SxlnO l. three story stone front dwelling :
Anna. shaw and another against Harriet
Watkins ct al Duer. Strong & Whitehead. at
tnrneys: Chas A Kalish. referee. Amount due.
1853: subject to taxes &c. S275. 10.
Washington ave. n. W. cor. 1SOth st. 10. 1Ox
~. vacant; Margt. }: Graham against William
Walsh ct a. i; james kearney. attorney. David
Il. DAILY. referee. Amount due. $642: subject
to taxes. &c. Sl6.O4.
BY ROBERT d. PAsKETT.
Kossuth ave. or st.. s. e. cor. Fulton st. 100
x1O0, Eastchester. two three-story frame
dwellings,; Richard Goodman. Jr.. executor
Richard Goodman. against Matthew Annuity
Paskett. referee. Amount due. SO. 1874: subject
to taxes. DC. SB2. 80. Sale on premises.
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This william II. Campbell Alive and All
Right.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Aug. 17-Willlam R. Camp
bell. for many years. prominent man in Louis
vile. but who went to New York six years ago.
was reported to have died In New York few
days ago. He says in a letter received here to-
day that he has numerous inquiries from Ken
lucky both by letter and by wire as to whether
he Is living or dead. and that he Is happy to
say he is alive and attending daily to his duties
as freight and claim agent OF the United States
Leather Company. The death record gave the
name William 4 Campbell. formerly Of
Kentucky"
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Anthony Ave, n. e. cor. OF 17sth ST.. %. OK 1907
Adelhert s. Nichols vs.. Catherine Ashenbrenner
ct al $3.50.
Attorney ST. Nos. 10 and l2; Matte Ligouri vs.
Abraham Silverson ct al, $1J74O.
Cherry ST.. n. y. cor. OF Catherine St, 1Ox1O3;
Louis Kotzen vs. kidansky & Weise ct al. 1912 80
Columbia St. Nos. 81 and 80: 4, J. Mooney
Co, vs.. Ross & Fisher. 1888.
Grand ST., No 3sl p. & T. Larkin vs.. ]. NJ.
Cohn ct H., $50.
Grand s Nos !lS s@$ 7 T. j. Mooney
Eighth Ave, II. W. cor. OF 14Sth St, 100110O;
Elise otto vs. George Brown. s631 so.
Jackson ST., Nos. So to Of: Gregory |. Leahy vs.
Solomon Levine ct al $i775
Straub VS. Thomas Brode. $175.
Rogers pL. ". g., 45S10 IT. n. Of Westchester
Ave, 5Ox100; Chas. Edel q Son VS.. Chas. Peter
St. AIMS Ave-. Q. s.. 554 IT. s. of 168th ST.,
l1Oxa4: Albert Bechner VS.. Eustach Sieber ct AL
SG15.
st Nicholas Ave. s.. W cor. Of l47th St, TAX
10; Charles Helps VS.. Walter Fox. $3.50.
Same property: John A. Philhrock VS.. same
Washington Ave. E. e. cor. OF wendover Ave,
S3.2l5.s5
nth ST.. s. @. cor Of Lexington Ave. 145x1O22
Thomas o. Brien Les Petits Freres de Marie
st. GEMS Laval France and ano.. Sl.1O0.
1OSth ST., n. f.. 20 IT. {. OF Madison Ave-, 6Ox
a0 Sameul D. Tomback Ben Evans and ano
153d ST.. 8. g.. 200 It. W. OF Cortlandt Ave, COX
100: Mary Murray vs. Frank J. Giraffe ct al,
SOIL.
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irreg Empire City Savings Bank vs.. John W.
Fourth Ave H. W. cor Of 4th ST.. IO5xl14, Path
Ward: Isaac y Mills VS.. Michael Donneliy ct all;
attorneys Mills & ].
4lst St, No. East: Emile II. Honeyman vs.
Amelia Drugs ct a. attorneys, r sh,c m H.
S7,5: Empire City Savings Bank ys. John q.
Briefly ct al: attorney, G. W. Dayton.
9e; II; Leo g. Rosenblntt, trustee. vs.. Frank W.
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sCHRAEDER's EXPENSIVE FUN.
Hit q Trolley Car Conductor in the Jaw
and Was Fined $50 for 1t.

Frederick Schraeder II years DID, OF SO San
ford place. Jersey City. had n dispute on We'd
nesday night with Max Kuntze. trolley conduc-
torof North Hudson County Railway car about
fare. He insisted that he had given a quarter
OF a dollar to the conductor and wanted change.
while the conductor was equally positive that
tho passenger had given him only nickel
"All right" said Schroeder. III have twenty
cents worth OF fun out OF you before quit
YOU"
As Schraeder was leaving the car. he gave
Kuntze a blow in the Jaw. remarkinR. " Now
I'm square with you"
When the case was heard in the Second
Criminal Court yesterday morning Police Jus
tice Nevin told Schroeder that mis- fun would
cost him Just 500, and fined him that amount.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-18

Taken by Our Troops North OF Angeles
The Hooker Still Aground.
Special Gable Despatch to THE suN.
MANILA. Aug. ia detachment OF the
Twelfth Infantry. while chasing force OF 800
rebels who had made an attack upon the
Americans. captured three locomotives which
had been derailed mile north Of Angeles.
The engines are not badly damaged and will
be repaired. Telegraphc communication has
been established with Angeles.
The United States cable steamer Hooker.
which ran on reef in Corregidor Harbor some
time ago. Is still stranded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-18
PRUSSIA'S POLITICAL MIX-UP.
Canal Bill Voted Down and the Government
May Lose Control of the Diet.
Special Gable De,pateh to The Sun.


May Lose Control of the Diet.
Special Gable Despdch 10 THE Sun.
BERLIN. Aug. 1.-THE Prussian lower house
has rejected the first and second clauses OF the
Canal bill by vote OF 2I2 to 200. The result
OF the vote caused a great sensation in the
Chamber.
Although the vote has made the political sit
uation critical. 1t would not be unprecedented
II the minority were converted into majority
before the third reading of the bill There are
two schemes before the House. the Central
Canal bill. which proposes to connect tho Dort-
mund- Ems Canal with the Weser and the Elbe
Rivers. and n measure to connect the Dortmund
and Rhine with the former.
The curious spectacle is now presented ofthe
Socialists eulogizing the Conservatives. who
are resisting the Government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-18

Sawson h Hobbs have sold for Jam es Carlow
TO client for occupancy. the four story brown
stone dwelling. 2Ox6Ux1OOS No. 315 West
Eishty-eighth street. for about $4,000.
Thomas & Son have sold for Asbury Lester.
TO Mrs. Cone. the four-story English base
I1cnt house. on lot 1S6x1OO. No. 607 West
Nth street.
Manderbaum & Levine have,bought the four
story building. No. 100 Essex street.
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Recorded Mortgages.

Altieri, Jerry to the German Savings
R aanx; washington Ave. n. e. cor OF >,
s Same tS same Washington Ave: e. $, 81
Breitenhach, Cornelius; and ano. to Magda'
lena o Cadwrdi; lhist St n, S. $40 IT, W.
Cohen S" yaeob Tile Tile and Trust
Go; No. 3i5 East 74th ST; 8 yrs....... I
Tqas 4s ins ris s
Costello. Mary, A., to United States Trust
E h9ts. i's %1s Sd due :" 1850 "a 1861 IT, e. of
BTIsn; e 9th Avn .na u, rs - io::niins Il
'I To@%. r % St, en-" S. $oAS r. So'e r. OF
ES s,@41on ca Fin R.. yop il. u: Collins Oar.
field 81, . s.. 1857 IT. W. of Valentine ,
GSrsis;lo ' louisa Ito Leopold Grecnwood
dli5th ST.. s. s., 27S #. e of I'd Ave; ,
GafGSe !s' Bernard f. ana Mary f. butler
ST.. :, c. cor. 81 sheriff ST.; yr.;,;s;;. II
Hayes Hayes ISABELLA; to s Isahsilq Il Hayes &
Nest c' II r Sna rus io yrs 44n 49, no. 10.
Hayes, Mabel. to same; same property;
us sH S!S Edward H. and Adrien b., and
etc; 14th St, 3. e., 200 IT. W. Of 9Th
Jacobs simon, e Beatrice Newman Gin: -
German Pr, 8. e. cor. of i5sth St; de-
Kin as" John IL. 70 Thomas carroll;
Fulton Ave, W g. 1871 II. 8. Of i67th
Klein ' solomon e.. to Joseph L. Buttcn.
%ieser; oh Ave" ,sn,. s.; al IT, n, of IN
Nis!fsrE F$H@ No. "n Soe f ks.s Of s
II 1rnsSho Jennie y and william to Louise
Edey; No. s. East 1921 s.; ! VI. 10
= a
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Assignments of Mortgages.

Geo. q. Dewitt ct al, trustees, etc..
greenwood. Leopold, to Max Borck .....
Jennings. Joseph D., to Charlotte Hastorf
and Trust Co. ...................
same 10 same .........,......;.
StillwagEon, Geo. A, to Geo, u. Dewitt,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. to Orphans
Home aud Asylum Of the l.. Il. Church;
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o. 18th St; ieSsehoid; 5 yrs........... 1900
same property p ieaSehold; fpstais 49,. $500
Well. Bertha, and ano., to Mutual Life
10 es75; yrs A.e.' W. io"' 5000
Wintersmh Ernest B., to Harlem Saw:
lot OF. map Of Powell farm; vi yr. p... $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-18
Expects We viii Import English Cattle.

SDteidl Cdbe Despdtek 10 TIE Bun.
LONDON. Aug. I'M. Victor Cavendish.
member OF Parliament for West Derbyshire,
in a speech before the Blackwell Farmers Club
last evening. said that an American Govern
ment official tod him that the next few years
would sec large impo-ta ion OF English stock
into the United States for breed ng purposes.
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Krakover, Tobias, to Harry Rosenberg;
LAG lSid st, No, 20 East; yrs;
ST, No. 245 West; 5 yrs. ..............
solomon, George; to Oscar Liehring; Cen
Soulier Rpsina A., to Michael Freyder;
No Clinton Pl.. basement. etc. 8 yrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-18
Gifts of tho asd For Unoin A Eainst Tammany.

Tho Executive Committee OF tho Citizens
Union OF the twenty-third Assembly District
met last evening and elected J. T. Newcomb
chairman. Edward NJ. Caffald of sol West 144th
street secretary and Benjamin f. Hamilton
treasurer. The committee adopted a resolu-
tion favorinG conference and consultation with
all other political organizations interested In
good government. In the selection OF candidates
this fall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-18
DROWNING ore RAY THOMSON.
Was Swimming Quarter of n Mile From
Shore When Seized with Cramps.

SpecidI Cable DttDdtch 10 TIE SUN.
LONDON. Aug. ia despatch to the Vest
minister Gazette says that Edward Ray Thomp-
son. the American who was drowned yesterday
while bathing at Etretat village on the Eng
lish channel. 1G miles from Havre. was swim
ming quarter OF mile from shore when he
was seized with cramps and sank before help
could reach him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-18
Pulpit In Memory of Helen Faucit.

NDeeaI CdbTe UekpaFch % THE BUN.
LONDON. Aug H. Sir Theodore Martin. has
donated $1,000 for new pulpit In the parish
church at Stratford -on-Avon In memory OF his
wife. Helen Faucit. formerly we'll known ac-
tress. who died shorttime ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-18

At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
terday Peter + Meyer 4 CO sold in ioree clos
tenement on lot rs 1O4. No. 45O Cherry
street. to tho plaintiff, Orrin d. Person for
S2b115,
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Sir Thomas Lipton'u Donation.


Hpec'dt Ido'e peSpdh''o IHE Sun.
LONDON. Aug. l7,-Slr Thomas Lipton has
donated 600 to the Lord Mayors West Indies
relief fund.
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To Reduce Cable Rates to South Africa.
Sr,cinL Cnhls D.rnnfch 10 Tur Rrn

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE cable rates between
South Africa and England will be reduced to
four shillings a word in September
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-18
Lis Pendens.


9th st. n. s., so It. " OF 1st Ave-. eoIioo H.
Lena Finn ct al. Morris Finn Ito declare
trust, etc); attorneys Mays, @. & II.
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STRICKEN IN CoRBErT's SALOON
John c. Hammond Of Chicago Hurried to
n Hospital, but VIII Die.

Hospital, but VIII Die.
Two men helped third out OF James ]. Cor
belts saloon in Sixth avenue and into an
automobile last night and the cab was sent at
top speed to Bellevue Hospital where the third
man was admitted to the emergency ward
suffering from the effects OF henorrhage OF
the lungs he had had in Corbett's place. His
companions said that the sick man was John
C. Hammond OF 6.756 Union avenue. Chicago
Tho doctors agreed that he could not recover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-18
Mr.. Choate Waiting Andrew Cnrnsris.

Special cdbie DeIrdteh to THE Sun.
LONDON. Aug. 17.-Mr. Joseph H. Choate. the
United States Ambassador. is visiting Mr..
Andrew Carnegie at Skibo Castle.
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Mlanttd

FANCY FEATHERs-wanted experienced hands
on fancy feathers, also bird mounterp; steady
employment, highest wages. Work gwen out:
FUCKER JoSEpHY. 7l5 III Broadway.
OSTRICH FEATHERs-wanted experienced cur
" lerr, no Others need apply.
FUCKER JOSEPHY. 7l5 III Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-18
:first-Glass AfIp-Males.

NNANTED-Clean-cut.i intelligent hoy OF 10 or II
w us assistant in manufac turer's salesroom. Ap-
ply Saturday forenoon. or write Room 3, ~ Park
Place.
LTOLDER ON COTTON GOODS young man. ~.
Il capable, experienced, wishes position, reference.
Address F. Box / SO. Sun Office.
Young MAN, 10, good penman. desires position;
l. advancement. ]. ZANFT. 1873 Ludlow st..
City.
ID hand folders; steady work; good pay. WATERS,
103 Fulton st.
DOSITION wanted by first class Japanese cook;
l. best of references. N. M. Box 100. Sun
office.
DOSITION wanted by Japanese cook. lately ar.
L rived; best of references. N. Y. Box ITO. Sun
office.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-09

Arthur Williams, who has been away TO
work for several weeks, has returned.
Eli Godfrey is spending few days with
his son, Eugene, at West Lebanon, n. IL.
James Williams, former resident is IN
town and will move his family here from
Barre.
Eugene Williams expects to move bis
family from his farm into the James ten :
ement for the winter, as he has employ
ment al the mines.
Oliver Cove, John Coad and Charles
Doyle, who have been working at the
Cove mine Ia STAFFORD for the past few
months, have finished there and are in
town.
Rev. A. NJ, Walker OF Whitefield, n. H.,
assisted Rev. A. Baker at the services at
the NJ. T.. church Sunday. Two were bap-
tired and three taken into the church on
probation, after which the Lords supper
was commemorated.
Work at the mines during the past week
has progressed rapidly and there are now
about % men at work. Nearly all expert
enced miners who applied for work were
given employment and several more are
going to work Monday, when a day and
night shift will be run. A. L. Harring-
ton, OF Westinghouse, Keer & Church, was
here last week making q general exsmi-
nation and testing the boilers, prepare
tory 10 unwatering the mine. The sur
veyors have teen at work the past few
days In the inside OF the mine and when
they have finished there the outlines OF
the property will be taken.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-09
Willianstown.

Randolph's 4th annual festival is In
progress this week. Don't miss the grand
concerts of Thursday and Friday.
&c. Davenport is in a very critical
condition.
c. U. Lathrop was in Chelsea on BUSH
ness last week.
HI. Lasell is again at his post after his
recent accident.
Mrs. Ralph Whitney is reported better,
also N. q. Davis.
Will Blakeborough OF Brookheld was
here Monday on business.
Andre. y Burnham and daughter In law
were in Montpelier Saturday.
Landlord Brown of the Monument
House was at Randolph last Saturday.
Mrs. Z. u. Lathrop is yet quite poorly,
although considered TO be convalescing.
l.. ID. Martin, d. o., has moved his
family to Barre where they are TO reside.
+. @. Rogers, wife and son, Ralph, of
Barre visited at Horace Hebard's last
Sunday.
Teams from BrookfieId are daily haul
Shipment
Andrew Burnham visited his aged
mother at South Barre last Monday and
found her very low.
Fred and Clarence Manchester of
Brandon have been in town collecting for
the Ottawa Stove Co.
@. X. Bosworth has secured the use OF
the Barre photograph studio that stands
south OF Lynde's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Sprague OF East
Brooktield passed through here Friday on
their way from Boston.
David c. Gale has returned from Dart
mouth. Defective eyes necessitated bis
disseminating his studies.
Mrs. NJ. j. White from Melrose, Mass !,
is visiting Misses Alice and Annett Ed
son at the Ainsworth place.
Chas. Stanley and A. Il. Whitcomb Of
Washington we're in town last week look
ing for dairy COWS to ship to market.
Horace w. Bailey from Newbury was in
town last week on business and Messrs.
Hatch and Blodgett OF Westville were at
the Monument House Sunday.
Regular communication OF summit
lodge "Wednesday evening, the 10Th at
1880. Important business to transact,
govern yourselves accordingly.
Ephriam Snow and his mother in law,
Mrs. Gideon Dickinson, have been here
the past two weeks, visiting Mrs. Anna
Hubbard and friends about town. They
returned TO their home near Boston last
Saturday.
What is the matter with the size OF two
Swear .old colts that weigh respectively
lilo and l,040 poundsf They are OF Per-
eheron stock and can be seen at A. Nj.
Goodrich's; also their sire. Bucyrus, that
weighs 1,o00 pounds.
Levi Blanchard, a former townsman,
but recently Berlin man aud q section
hand at Barre city, died very suddenly
upon the track the 3ist from heart failure.
lie leaves a wife and seven children. A
daughter, Mrs. Geo. o. Lorene, lives In
this town.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-09
THE CHARM OF LIFE
Is Lost When the Burden is ro
Heavy

Life is hardly worth the living with Ii,
never-ceasing aches and pains of BAD
back. II you would remove the burden
Of backache. reach the cause.-The KID,
neys. Doan's Kidney Pills will cure sicL
kidneys, and the cure is lasting. Her,
is proof of 1t.
Mr.. Israel A. Morse, Of 10 Tying street
Newburyport. member of the Board d
Aldermen for two years. and comnln
Council for three years. says: MY e..
perience with and opinions of Doaa
Kidney Pills which / expressed through
our newspapers in 1896. after taking .
course of the treatment, have not altered
value that preparation more highly to.
day than did when first published N,
statement. and that is over three wear,
ago. To my personal experience I car
add that OF many Others in this city who
one and all coincide with me in saving
that Doan's Kidney Pills act as repr,.
sented.'
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by Al
dealers; price so cents boz. Mailed
on receipt of price by Foster.hilb1ru
Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for lie
U. S. Remember the name. Doan's, aud
take no substitute.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-09

Too late for last week.
Warner o. Bates returned from Boston
saturday.
Harold Pratt took trip to Bridgewater
Corners last week.
Mrs. F. NJ. Plumley is on the sick list,
attended by Dr. Boyden.
Mrs. Lewis Madden Is visiting in Law
renee, Mass, this week.
Oscar johnson and wife and Mrs. Rick
etts returned from Pittsfield Sunday.
W. r. Mack, Fred and Wallace Holt
have returned to their homes in Wood
stock without any deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Lewis and daugh
Ter, Gala, OF West Bridgewster visited Al
Fred Spsnlding's Saturday and Sunday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-09
East I,nxhnru.

Leroy Eastman took load OF apples tc
Barre last week.
Albert Benedict from South RoyaltUn Ii
stopping at Luther Blanehardis.
Mrs. Eliza Pope, who has been visiting
here, returned TO Barre last week.
Beginning the first of November the
creamery will run every other day.
Dr. l.. B. Allen and wife were at +. o,
Aliens last week Tuesday evening.
Jones Steele and wife returned from
their trip TO Worcester, Mass, last week
Thursday.
Mrs. Clara Wardner, who has been
working for Jones Steele the past summer,
expects to 90 to South Royalton to work
In the family of Frank Ainsworth soon.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-09

Miss Katie Tyler is working TOR Mrs
II. c. Pease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck have moved into
Bert Simonus' house.
Mrs; B. c. Briggs and Robert have re-
turned from Randolph.
Ed. Roberts and family have moved in
TO Mrs. q. b. Clsrk's tenement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Buck have recently
been visiting in Royalton and Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dutton. Jr.. Of
Saratoga, n. Y, are guests Of their father.
Randolph's 4th annual festival is in
progress this week. Don't miss the grand
concerts OF Thursday and Friday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-09
has ARRIVED IN RANDOLPH.
The Most Renowned Specialist ia
America TO Visit Our Town on
Monday, Nov. 9th, and will Re.
main One Week Including Sunday.
Nov. 18th. office AZ Red Lion Ian.

The stan OF physicians OF the Mass.
chusetts Electro Medical Institute arr
making tour through this state, and
will visit the important cities, with Dr.. ].
{. Clarendon, chief OF stan This being !
visit 10 introduce their new system q
electro medication, they will give consul
tation and advice, surgical operations, snd
one months medicine free. All thai i
asked 10 return is that every patient treat
ed will state TO his friends the result o.
tanned In his case.
They treat ali diseases and deiormlii,s
II your case is inourable they will honest.
" tell you so. The discovery OF intro.
ducing medicine into the system BY cleo
triclty is one OF the greatest discoveries Of
the age. Ii makes blood, il kills TIE
germs that cause disease, Il vitalires, IN
gigorates and purifies. The blood Is TOE
life, and yitro magnetism Is the life OF ihs
blood. Hence, weak men become sirone
and paralyzed limbs and shriveled pare
take on new life, the deaf hear, and II
nervous diseases yield 10 its power. TO
weak men snd debilitated women per
feet cure is offered.
Medical men stand appalled, at the mar
velous cures affected herever the system
Is introduced. Thousands who have CIV
en- up hope OF being cured, have nov 90
VI . ltC Aiulc w NNh1bAt W.
out charge, doctors OF a national repue-
ton. Remember the system 81 medicine,
combined with the electricity, give tss
doctors control of diseases that Others &c
not possess. The doctors locate your di.'
ease by he new electrical devices. 70
early as the offices are always crowded. y
you are improving under your ismll
phi stefan, do not come and take OPP os'
valuable time. Cancers, Tumors, Ulcers,
all Blood, Skin and Scalp diseases eursa
by this new method OF absorption. Pie
cured In from to 30 days, withost
knife.
II you have weak lungs, remember "a
tarrn leads 10 consumption; do not iail 2
be examined. The doctor treats all form
OF Catsrrh. Their new method OF WIG
Magnetism gives new life in Paralysis
Loss OF Power, Rheumatism, and ali as
eases OF the nervous system, and ha goo
send 10 suffering humeuity II cures ~.
ter all other remedies have failed, ans
hundreds OF hopeless invAlids are Restores
to health. Call and investigate. IL ooss
you nothing, and may cure you after lara
and hope have both gone. Deafness
permanently and positively cured by tsh
new system. Hours, 10 q. m. 20 p. n
Sundays, 10 q. m. to 4 p. m. ~