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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

TRIBUTE or LOVE.
Entered into rest eternal ana uf7 ever
lasting Miss Mamie A. Dryer. on Nov.
p. aftcr a lingering Illness of three years.
when o. pleased our Heavenly Father 10
release her from her aunerings ana place
upon her brow the bright ana beautiful
crown she 80 richly won by her patience.
Christian fortitgdo and perfect reslgna-
ton Ia her iouE. weary and painful ill-
ness Her death. while not unexpeotei.
WAS. nevertheless. truly sad FOR she had
endeared herself not only 10 her immsdi-
ate family by her sweet ana gentle dis
position. bar also 70 large circle OF
friends hy her sincere frieuship. whose
hearts Will he saddened by her absence
from among them. Confined 10 her home
50 iong by disease. deprived OF all pleas
ure that makes life enjoyable. like a bird
10 giided cage deprived OF is freedom;
for all that loving hearts ana tender
hands could do 20 alleviate her suffer
inEs was done. constant prayers ascended
for her restoration 20 health. yet 90 wa
not 20 De- until God. In His mercy. set
free her pure soh 70 take It's flight 10 its
true home beyond the clouds Weep not.
dear friends. for the gentle spirit that
has left you: your loss Is her gain. and
dear Mamie would not return 70 this vale
Of tears again. rest assured she viii be
ever near YOU 20 help you with her
prayers. We loved her in life. We win
not forget her in death but stHl offer
our prayers to the Throne OF Mercy Tor
her blessed repose. ana try 70 emulate
her puro and holy life IN tho hope Of one
day meeting her IN her heavenly home.
We cast the veil OF fond remembrance
around her and enwrapped in its folds
We will ever cherish in memory her pa
uenco. goutleness ana charity. on, may
rest. sweet. peaceful. blessed eternal rest
Ia heaven. be thine. Mamie dear.
Jesus. Savior OF her soul.
Let her 10 Thy refuge n.y."
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sPEtIAL NOTICES.
THE PL1cE TO my YoTR cHRIsT-
MAs Gnnns NHnNnAN

MAS GOODS MONDAY.
our Florida Oranges &c dozen. are extrs
fine.
Fancy TauEerine Oranges only SOC dozen
Extra Grape Fruit - each
Fancy Baldwin Bright and Red
The best Malaga Grapes in tine city cheap,
our Bananas are nne.
New lot CocoAnuts just ia. e. each.
New Shredded Cocoanuts b. package.
Fancy Bunch Raisins To- pound.
Seeded Raisins 10 peck. extra.
Fine Ftgs Joe per pound.
Fancy Dutchess Figs 10 pound.
Mixed Nuts. kiuds. get our prices
Fancy New Dates Loo per package
Plum Pudding l5c -. So 50c can
Fancy queen Olives. English. pints. %.
each.
Fun assortment Peek. Freau q Co.'S
celebrated English Crackers.
Our 80 Butter IS extra fine.
Pineapple. tdam and Cream Cheese,
Extra Fine Celery just 90.
co quarts Fancy Crauhsrries Joe quart.
Atmore's Best Miucemeat i0c pound
Oct our prices on Fruit Cakes
Exta No. ! Mackerel. ~ pounds. each.
ne two 80.
Extra No. / Mackerel, pound eac. l5c
each.
Get our prices on Eggs.
You are cordially ,nvited 20 visit our
store Monday and try a sample OF
DIAMOND CONDENSED SOUP.
which will be served 20 visitors every
day. Quickly prepared. readily served aud
delicious.
q. A. DRAYToN GROCERY COMPANY.
c. q Van Horne. Manager.
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MOTTO

The undersigned invites sealed bids Gre
serving the right TO reject any and all
bids) for the whole or any part OF an is
sue OF si2.5O first mortgage . per cent
coupon bonds. Ia denominations Of $50
each. interest payable annually OF the
Savannah Nacht Club. dated Jan. l. 1871
due Jan. l. 1915. secured hy FIRST mort
gage on all the real estate OF the club
The form OF said mortgage and bond is
deposited with Hull q Lathrop for tho
inspection Of bidders No bids received
after noon Dec. 81 w. W STARR
Commodore Savannah Yacht Club.
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Nothing
Tastes Good

And eating is simply perfunc,oy-
done because Il must be.
This is the common complaint Of
the dyspepiic
If eating sparingly would cure dys-
pepsIa. few would suffer from Il long.
The only way 10 cure dyspepsia.
which is difficult digestion. is to give
vgor and tone 10 the stomach and the
whole digestive system.
Hoods sarsaparillA cured the nlsce Of
Frank Fay. ios \. 81. South Boston Mass.
who writes that she bad been great sufferer
from dyspepsia Tor six years. had been with.
out appetite and bad been troubled with sour
stomach and headache She had tried many
other medicines IN vain Two bottles Of
Hoods ssrsAparilla ms1e Der we'll
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the Moving Pictures.
New Acts New Faces. New Pictures
First appearance Of THE CAMPBELLs
Comedy sketch Artists
Fourth and last week Of ROBERTS ard
sMIfsAN and their trained bull dos Sport
in new acts
First appearance az this house Of MISS
GRACE HESS. In new songs and Special
ties
Second week and tremendous success OF
MISS FANNY BARRY and MISS AGNES
LEHMAN. in their speeiaities.
Second week and great success % MISS
JESSIE HAYNES. the Coon Shouter.
Continued Success OF HAPPY BILL
CAMPBELL
THE Ia ROSES in new Sketches.
Dances, etc.
Continued success OF MISS ETHEL
FISCHER. the Sweet Singer
Moving Pictures-The Great Haver-
straw Tunnel Scene and many others
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NEW YEARS MILITARY HALL AND
RECEPTION

Under auspices 81 the Daughters % the
Coufedf racv. Tucsdsy evening Jan. l. 1901.
sta O'Clock
Tickets one dollar each including SUP
per Tickets for sale at Theus Bros
sloiomona Drug Store. and BY all members
Of Charter chaptcr L. u. c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIVIDEND NOTICE


The CIfiEfns Bank of SaVannah.
Savannah. Ca. Dec r. leo
a dividend or three dollars per share has
been declared by the Directors OF The
citizens Bank Of Savannah. PAYABLE
on DEMAND. 10 stockholders Of record
this date
GEO. c FREEMAN. Cashier
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DIVIDEND NO. ~.
The Germans Bank.

The 1rermanta Bank
Savannah. Ga. Dec. % 1900
The directors OF the Germania Bank
have this day declared semi-annual
dividend Of three dollars per share. paya-
Die on and after Jan. . 1901
JOHN N. HOGAN. Cashier
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LAND TITLES.

Abstracts OF the recorded land titles Of
Savannah and Chatham county from ,,e
settlement Of Georgia to date. Money
loaned at low interes, on city real esiat.
BECKETT a BECKETT.
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Promises 10 cure and keeps the
promise Don't wait tIll you are
worse. but buy q bottle today.
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WE HAVE rHE FINEST

line OF Box Paper Perfumery. Pocket
books. Lap Tablets. Scissor ana scis-
sors Sets. Manicure Sets. Ladies' and
Cents Dressing Cases ever shown In
this cisy.
Please call early and leave your or
ders for HUYLER's CANDIES. IN
baskets. boxes and packages.
soLoMoNs COMPANY.
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All persons are hereby cautioned against
harboriug or trusting any of the crew Of
the Norwegian steamship Olaf kyrre
Folsen. master. from Philadelphia. az NJ
debts Of their contracting viii be paid by
master. owners. or by
W. Va WILSON. Agent. Consignee.
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SANTA CLAUS WILL nv HERE

in very short time and you should now
select your bicycle presents. Come quick
before all the good things are gone An
endless variety Of good .hings for tho
blcycIe-Lamps. Bells. Tires and number
less other things 10 he mad here
LAMPS TO BURN.
TIRES BLOWN Up WITHOUT PAIN
d. A. HOLLAND.
6 state street east Phone s7s
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Do you suffer with Olar-
rhOsa? II you do, SIOat's
Vegetable Bitters will alb
SOIutHly cure you.

Mr.. ". G.. Robinson Banker. Gaines.
VILE Fla. says ~ have been suffering
for ten years with chronic Diarrhoaa. and
have spent hundreds Of dollars. both IN
this country ard Europe. seeking a cure
without hnhng same. and was about ia
give UP in despair. when sioats Vegetable.
bitters was recommended 70 me must
confess / bought six bottles Of same. llttle
thinking Il would do mo any good ana ~
my great surprise. after taking the .e.o1d
bottle. ! began 10 feel as ! had not I'M
years and to-day take this opportunity
20 express my thanks for the cure ana
great relief q has given me"
sLoAT BROS, SAVANNAH, GA.
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IMPonTEn sIITnnnrs.

old Family Oloroao. Spain: Burrun.
dies. Port. Old Tawncy. Ola Taragons
Old Tom Gin. OLD Holland Gin. French
Cognac. Vintage 1856. Rhine Wine. Clar-
ets quarts aud pintH AL imported
Wuerzhurger Hof Braeu Beer on drauEht
and bottles. GEORGE BECKMANN.
Phone no u2-il8 Whitaker ST.
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MILITARY ORDERS.

MILITARY ORDERS.
-~~-~~~~~~-~~
H'dq'rs ist Bat Heavy Artillery. q. 8 r.
Savannah Volunteer Guards.
Savannah. Ga, Dec. -. 1900
The batteries OF this battalion All not
hold drills on the nights OF Monday. Dec.
"a and 81
BY order Of MAI. SCRENEN.
r. G. TUNNO. LIST L. Battery and
Acting Adit.
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MEETINGS.

~~-~~~-~-~-~-~~~~~---~ -~-~-~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~----
MYRTLE LODGE NJ. q, X. OF y.
special convocation 81 this On
Lodge viii be held this Sunday gR
afternoon al 3 O'Clock prompt. for ~,
the purpose Of administering the Nf2SE
last spa rights OF the order upon ~
our deceased brother Charles u Deutsch.
Members OF sister lodges ore requested TO
meet with us.
A. T.. DAWSON. {. c.
W J. REDDY x OF Il. p 3
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RYAN.S BUSINESS COLLEGE.

- : - FhHffNTT ANAsAsAsANss
Rooms q and - Providers Building.
Day and Might Sessions
Fall and Winter Session now in progress.
stenoEraphy. CNiunson. Graham and
Pitmanl. Typewriung. English branches
Bookkeeping. Penmanship. Individual
Instructions Short. thorough practical
courses: latest ana best methods our
various departments are exceptionally
thorough and complete and are under
the personal supervision OF the princ.-
pal students prepared directly for bnsl-
ness. Call and examine the methods
and workings OF this college. II you are
employed during the day. attend our pop
ular night session. Send for catalogue.
NJ r. RYAN. Principal
NICE PRESENT ron LITTLE
GIRL.
A little Eva cook stove at
CoRNwELL & cHIPMAN's.
ios Congress street
NOTICE TO rHE PuBLIC.
Tomorrow being Christmas eve.
the Cits Market viii keep open tuI
10 o'clock at night.
4. y. MASTERS, Clerk of market
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DISPLAY or VEGETABLES.

Wlo,e large lettuce, fino spinach.
just bought them because they were
finer than ans body cisc's. You want thcmg
Phone iJ1 JAS. J JOYCE.
r. SIN Christmas turkeys I discount
anybody elsr This is no boast. Try me.
Every thing else 90 match.
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The only way 90 set your carpets prop
erly taken up. cleaned and taken care Of
Tor the summer. IL 20 turn the job over to
the District Messenger ana Delivery Co.
telephone .. or call az y Montgomery
street. and they will make you an esu-
mate on the cost OF the work. Prices
reasonable They also rack. move and
store furniture and pianos.
c ~ NrDLOCK supt ana Mgr
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THE SAVANNAH PREPARATORY
sCHOoL. MILITARY.

Harris and Barnard streets. Ormond p.
strong CCornelD. Head Master. Greek,
Latin and English: Rev. b. r. Johnson,
a. NJ tPrlnceton). lately OF St Mat
thews Military Academy History, Geog-
raphy and Modern Languages; John
stelzcr A. r.. Mathematics and Chem
istry. ca. Telephone 1911.
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POST A, GEORGIA DIVISION TRAV-
ELERs' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
TION OF AMERICA.

Auterd special meeting tomorrow Mon
day. az lo.3o a. m. a. the Screven House
parlo-. By order Of the President
DAVID L. WORTsMAN. Secretary.
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als.gis Broughton street. ives

Home OF Rurlesque Drama. Comedy and
the Moving Pictures.
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ERN RAILWAY 90.
Annual Meeting of StockhoIdrrs

Savannah. Ca. Dec 10. 1900.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF this company win be held az the Of
fces Of the company In the city OF Sa-
vannah. Ca. on Wednesday. Jan. 9. 1871.
az 10 o'clock a. M for the election ~
directors and tho transaction Of such other
business as may come before the meet
ing r. b. SMITH. Secretary.
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tcOnlInusd On Third Pasel
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sLoAT bros SAVANNAH. CA.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-09-26
PAINTBRUSH !
AND HOW TO KILL 1T.
what the Government Experiment Station at Burlington
ahO11tit

had received 5000 pounds Of salt per
acre weighed 26 grams, or NEARLY
TWICE AS MUCH.
Without going further into the de-
tails of the experiment, we find, after
repeated trials, that where the weed is
thoroughly established so as to cover
the entire ground, IS pounds per square
rod, or 5000 pounds per acre. Sufficed to
destroy every plant of the Hawkw eed.
In all cases upon our soil such applica-
lions of salt benefited the grass, but
injured or killed the clover When the
weeds are scattered, much less salt will
suffice. If but few plants occur, a
small handful of salt scattered over the
leaves will do the WORK.
1t must not be inferred that similar
applications of salt will prove equally
beneficial by doubling the grass yield
on all soils and under all circumstances.
salt acts as fertilizer on land not be-
cause of any plant food it contains,
but, among other reasons, because 1t
may so act upon lnsolluble food ele-
ments already present the soil as to
render them more soluble and hence
more readily available to the pant.
Salt will therefore prove more bench
cial on some soils than on others. 1t
seems probable from our experiments
however. that this weed can be de-
stroyed in any soil by application OF
salt, which will be at the same time
beneficial rather than injurious to tne
grass. Some of the gains in our expert
ments must of course be attributed TO
the indirect benefits to the grass result
ing from the destruction OF the weeds.
Why does the salt kill the HawkWeed
so uuickIy2 This has not been fully
determined, but there is no doubt but
that it is chiefly by its action In With
drawing water from the tissues OF the
plant. Salt has a strong attraction for
water, so that when dry salt is placed
in moist atmosphere or on moist
surface, it absOrbs water rapidly. IhlS
action occurs when the salt comes In
contact with the tissues OF the Hawk
weed. II we place few crystals OF
salt on dry leaf of the weed, and eX-
anime it after short time, we no
longer lind dry crystals but drops of salt
wafer. At the same time the leaf has
Wilted, showing that the water aS
been drawn from the interior of the
leaf.
The cheapest salt obtainable is rec
commended for use, as in our expert
meDts this has proved about as effective
as the purer table salt. Ex-Gov. G. s.
Page of Hyde Park, VT, sells the refuse
salt from his hide warehouses, which
IS less pleasant to handle, but contains
some refuse matter which ADDS slightly
to it's fertilizing value. The expense,
therefore, of Kidding the land of this
weed, even when it is badly infested. is
not extreme, aud in cases where the
weed is only beginning its invasion, it
is very slight.
IN ALL CASES WHERE THERE
Is ONLY A SMALL AMOUNT OF
THE WEED PRESENT WE WOULD
URGE THE USE OF SALT As THE
QUICKEST AND SUREST MEANS
OF DESTROYING IT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-09-26

both at the bottom Of it, That is my prayer for
you. LUCILLE PREsroN.
Edward read this letter like the first
he had received from Willis mother,
and he was moved by it almost as
deeply. He had anticipated Willis
coming with more or less anxiety on
account Of Freeda. although she had
never shown by word or letter that
she had any special interest in him.
September had come on, and the fall
term had opened. and college was fair
ly under way again when Willis re-
turned. Edward went down to the
station to meet him, and quite a crowd
was present there.
As they walked up the hill together
Edward was surprised to note how
well Willis looked. His enforced ILL
ness had apparently left no mark Of
weakness on him, and his bearing was
even more jaunty and careless than
ever There was an additional mark
of a soldierly bearing also, and, as he
wore his uniform, Edward soon began
to realize that Willis was a good deal
of hero to the students and especial
ly to the girls. who clapped vigorously
the first time Willis came into chapel.
shoulder straps are more popular
than wings nowadays" said Willis,
with a careless laugh. Tell you, old
man, you need to enlist in order to get
popular. There's nothing like it. You
don't have to be good looking nor
know very much. Just put on a uni
form, and that will do all the rest"
Edward had difficulty in picturing
Willis as his mother had described
him. He wondered if he had given
up the drink and ventured to question
him about it that evening. Willis was.
getting ready to go out to q little ban
quet that his old society had arranged
in his honor.
'Are the boys going to serve wine
at the banquet tonight?" asked Ed
ward as Willis was arranging his
toilet.
81 suppose so. Champagne and lit
tie beer perhaps"
Edward was silent a moment. Then
he went over to Willis side of the
room. Willis had put on his coatsand
had made step toward the door.
Promise me you won't drink any
tonight, will you" asked Edward, and
as he spoke he had in mind Mrs Pres
tons letter, written at the bedside Of
her son in that southern camp.
Willis paused, and a look of embar-
rassment mingled with some vexation,
appeared on his face.
THE fellows will think it very queer
If | don't respond to the toast Our
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-09-26
saws about it,

The Orange Hawkweed or "Paint-
brush is the worst weed known in
certain portions of Vermont, and
threatens to invade other parts of the
state unless precautions are taken.
1t is easily recognized by its peculiar
hairy leaves and stem, and especially
by its conspicuous orange red blossoms.
1t is a native of the mountainous re-
gions of Europe and has been intro
duced into this country as a garden
flower. 1t appears to have become well
established in this state within 25 years.
and has spread most actively within Is
wears. 1t is most troublesome in the
northwestern counties.
1t seems capable of rapid adaptation
to varying conditions, and thrives al
most equally we'll in all soils from sandy
loan to heavy clay, and at all attitudes.
Its further spread may therefore be eX-
pected.
The complete determination of any
weed, when once it is established, is a
practical impossibility. The Hawkweed
is in Vermont to stay. Nevertheless,
prompt action rightly directed may
keep it from becoming more serious
pest. This weed has probably increased
ten fold in the state during the past de-
cade, yet it is not one-tenth as bad as it
NAV become in the state as whole.
The first and most important means
of fighting any weed where it is possible
to practice it, is cultivation. When
thorough cultivation with horse is
not practicable, aud IN ALL CASES
WHERE THERE is ONLY A SMALL
AMOUNT OF THE WEED PRES
ENT, very effective remedy is found
in SALT
This agent has long been used in
fighting weeds, but in most cases sucn
heavy applications are required as to
destroy the grass and other useful
plants along with the weeds. The
Orange Hawkweed is. however, re-
markedly sensitive to salt, being quick
~ killed by applications which do not
injuriOusly affect most other plants.
In order to determine the effect of
varying amounts of salt upon both the
weed and the grass, adjoining plots
were staked out in piece of grass land
which was badly infested with the
weed. Dry salt was sown broadcast on
these at the rates respectively of 1000,
2OO0, 5000, 1000 and 5000 pounds per
acre. The heaviest application entirely
destroyed the Hawkweed and the grass
also. ALL OF THE LIGHTER
APPLIGAT1ONS PROVED ULTI-
MATELY BENEFICIAL TO THE
GRASS, and in varying degree destruc-
tive to the weed. Most of the weed
was killed by the 1000 pound applica-
ton and EVERY PLANT OF IT
WAS KILLED BY The APPLICA-
TION OF 1900 POUNDS PER ACRE.
In order to make moe accurate COM
parison, ten stalks OF the grass Of aver
age size were cut from each plot, pho
tOgraphed and weighed. Figure is a
drawing from this photograph and
shows the relative appearance of the
grass from two plots. The ten plants
from the unsalted plot weighed 1t
grams, while those from the plot which
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-09-26

"PTonItSe me you GDOn't drink any to-
night, will yol2"
Flag at Home and Abroad What diff
ference does it make to you? I'll PROM
Use not to get drunk if that's what you
mean. can control my appetite if
l want to-"
at makes more difference to your
mother than to any one else. Won't
you promise not to touch the drink for
the love you have for herr" Edward
found himself for the first time plead
ing with Willis.
Willis hesitated. Then he said, with
an abruptness that startled Edward:
"I've promised mother several times
and broken it. What's the use? The
sight and smell of the stuff put the
very devil into me-"
What makes you go where 1t is,
thenY"
you tell" replied Willis carelessly.
Don't worry about me. I'll come out
all right in the end"
I'm afraid you won't" said Edward
sorrowfully. "There's a verse some
where in the Bible that says, AT the
end You know the rest as well as
| do"
81 know, Bitch like a serpent
oh, pshawl What's the use OF borrow
ing trouble for the future? It's the last
good time I'll have with the boys.
When get into active service in the
Philippines, I'll settle down ell right.
So
Landlord, fill the flowing bowl
Until it doth run over,
For tonight we'll merry merry be-
Tomorrow Wen get soberl'
Willis began to sing as Edward irreso-
lutely stood facing him, wondering If
there was any influence strong enough
to make Willis see his danger.
Continued next week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-09-26
Edorsed by Clergymen.

Gentlemen: Some personal expert
ence enables me to heartily recon-
mend the use of Henry & Johnson's
Arnica and Oil Linement. For exter-
nal application in cases of sprains
and bruises it is unquestionably ex-
cellent 1t takes hold and gives re-
lief. This is not a guess, but a word
of testimony.
EDWARD HAYES, d. D.
DR.. Halves was for many years pas
tor of the First Church, Burlington,
vt. His testimony is the testimony
of all who use the Arnica and Oil
Liniment. 1t never fails to give sat-
isfaction. Sold by all druggists at
20 and so cents bottle.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-09-26
Jen-o, The New Dessert,

pleases all the family. Four favors;-Lem
Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. At your
groeers. 10 cts. Try IL to-day.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-09-26
EDNARDBLAKE:: COLLEGE STUDENT. /
BY CHARLES M. SHELDON,

Author of sin His Steps," Kirk "The Cucxon of Philip
"Robert Hardy's Seven Days"