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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mrs. George Chaffcc returned To BOSTON
Thursday after spending several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kemp. -WoodW orth and Phelps are push
ing the work on the foundation for their
creamery and grist mill on the lot recent
ly purchased of S. T. Iiall-H. Moffntt has
moved into the reconstructed Catholic
parsonage which he had moved to the lot
purchased of David Benoit. high
and graded schools opened Monday. Many
new tuition students are cnrolled-Mis-
sion services are being held at ST. John
de Baptist church this week. Services are
conducted daily at a. m, and u. m. Rov
f.. Struhbc Of Belgium and Rev. Panap-
lou of Quebec are the attending mission
aries. ON Sunday there will be a process
sion on the parsonage lawn at o'clock
j. m.-Dennis Carey has returned to Bos-
ton but his family will remain while
longer-J. H. Burns and A, j. Croft are
spending the week in ST. Adams, the for
mer being foreman of the grand jury,
while Mr.. Croft, as deputy sheriff, has
them in chargc.-Mrs. Charles Coan Of
Richford is visiting In town for "A few
days,-Amos Samson who has been in tho
Klondike region nearly three years, reach
ed here Thursday morning Rev. W. j..
Beattie Is attending the Episcopal retreat
for clergymen In Burlington this week.
Mrs. Rodney Rublee died Wednesday af-
tornoon, after an Illness of several weeks
with rheumatic fever. She leaves a hus-
band, sou. Curtis of Fitchburg. Mass.
and daughter, Glenna of this place. The
funeral was held in the Methodist Epis-
copal church Friday at z o'clock. Rev.
J.. O. Shcrburne of1iciated. The interment
was in the MissisQuoi cemetery.-Mrs. j..
a. Hin of Franklin Is visiting relatives
and friends In town.-Aiiss Anna Archam-
bault is Ill with n slow fever.--Miss Aura
Kendall returned homo from the "Kats-
kill house" Lake George. n. Y. Saturday
night She spent last week at Saratoga
Springs.-Miss George Kendall returned
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RICHFORD.

\ meeting of the citizons was held in
Aver opera house Monday evening and
n'"a,,~. ''onts made for holding public ser
Vice Inur. day afternoon, the 18th, rs a
tribute To the memory of President Nc
KinlcN. The schools and places of bust
ness will be closed and the people Will
assemble at . o'clock p. m, at the opera
house. Short addresses will he given by
local speakers, and everyone Is cordially
invited to attendants, j. $. Daley, rclict
Of the late John $. Daley, died Tuesday
morning. Sept 18th, aged 10 years. The
funeral is to be held from her late home
ON River street at 10 o'clock a. m, Thurs
Smith, farmer who lives
In the south part of the town. was badly
injured last Saturday morning while drit-
ing to the village lie was run into by
"A runaway team, and II is feared that
he cannot recovor.-Dr. y. t. Hamilton
and son. Harold, are spending week at
south Bolton, 4. q. quit, number from
here went to Montreal thi5 week ON the
excursion 10 SOC the Duke and
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BAKERSFIELD,

Miss Myrtle Vincent is very III with
heart trouble.-George Marcett broke his
collar bone while playing football last
week and Leon Wells sprained his ankle.
Mrs. Pearl Mead is spending a few days
at home.-Mr. and Mrs. S. p, Pond Of
Berkshire are visiting her mother, Mrs
J. NJ Mead-Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gates
have returned home.-The Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. A. J. Barnes Saturday, and
the Catholic Aid met with Mrs. Lawrence
Kennedy on the same daY.-Momorial SER
Vices In honor of President Mckinley We're
held at Congregational church Sunday
Arthur Field started Monday for Water
vile, Mo, where he will attend Colby col
lcge.- Mr. and Mrs Fred Messicr have
boon WHITING Relatives Ia lQMu.-Alrs. Ly-
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man, pastor of the church presided and
Rev. George w. Hunt of Grace Methodist
church, Rev. Edward r. Fairbanks. d. D..
of the South church ana Rev. Charles
Pickells of st. Andrews delivered adj
dresses A public memorial service will be
held on the day of the funeral.
The stockholders of f.. and r. Fairbanks
ana Company, received quarterly diT-
demo of S. a share Monday.
George s. Houghton from Swanton has
opened new grocery store in the rooms
formerly occupied by II. Il. Wilson in
Droun's block.
All the milk dealers of this town have
entered into an agreement tc charge six
cents quart for milk sold between S pit.
10 ana May 15 This rise in price is due
to the exceedingly high price of grain
which so much Increases the cost of pro-
duction.
a memorial service will he held in court
hous" square Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock. the hour Of the burial of the late
president ut Canton All the secret So
cictics and fratorual organizations have
been invited to Join in the service and ad-
dresses will he made by cen w. W.
Grout and Hon. Jonathan Ross. Senator
Dunnctt will preside and prayer will be
offered by Rev. T.. NJ. Chapman. Amo~icl
viii he sung and henediction pronounced
by Roy Father Lynch. \ similar scrvic o
was held in the same place - years ago
IN memory of President Garfield
Thc county fair will be held Thursday
rs usual but proceedings will bo stopped at
two O'Clock and a short memorial service
hold from the grand stand. This program
me will consist of music. Nearer. My Col
to Thee" remarks by Judge Walter T.
Smith; brief address,. followed Ivy prayer,
by Rev. g. W HUNT. sinSing OF America,
lcd by the band. During the cxcrci- cs
President Rooscvclts proclamation will b .
read.
TN" annual meeting of the St j. and H.
G. K. r., was held Thursday, Sept 10. Thir-
tv-two thousand shares were represented
The old board of officers were reelected as
follows: President. H. Il. Folsom. INn-
d"nNill"; vice. president ". y. Turner st.
JohnShurY: clerk and treasurer George w
Cree. St Johnsbury; directors. Lrcius
Iuttlc and Horny r Rood, Boston; M
ucl c. Lawrence. Medfor1; Harley T.. Fol-
som. INndonVillc e. 5. Tago. ENdc Park:
George w. Hcndcc. Morrisvllc. II. y.
Turner Charles H. stevens and HAIRY
i'lodgott, ST. Johnshury. All these We. @
present nj the meeting except Mcssrs Tut
tie Reed, Lawrence and Hcndce.
George ~ Cross has been chosen t. fiji
the vacancy i'm the directorship # the
Merchants National Bank. ,aus cd by the
recent death of William r. Y, rl
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
SWAN TON.

.. {. Warner. for many years head clerk
Tor the lat" H. {. Barnes, and Frank A.
Town. head clerk TOR several years for H.
Il. Blake. have formed n partnership UNI
der the llrm name of Warner & Town,
and bought ont thu grocery store h, long
inS to the H. G. Barnes estate.
The gam" here saturday aftern be-
tween the bail team Of tho 18th Cnitcl
states regiment, and the Swantons Was
the best game of the season with one OK
ception, VIZ. when the MontGomcrys Of
Rouscs Point won the game the Saturday
before by score of to |. The home team
beat the visitors Saturday by score of 7
to J ana up to the sixth inning the score
WAS only one TO nothing in Swautons fa-
Nor. The soldier boys came over In a
steam yacht and remained here until nine
" clock in the evening. They were a gem
t'manlN lot of young mon who have re-
Gently enlisted to light if need be. in tho
battles Of their country. Following was
the score 10y innings
nth Rogiment.....0 o o q o ? o- 3
Swantons ..........1 o 0 o 49, 7
Mrs. Libby of Newport. whose maiden
name was Minnie ingalls,. with her child.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. T.. Hogle.
Fred Cross returned to New York city
Saturday night
Mrs. james r.. Farrell and Miss Kate
Farrell started Monday evening for he
fan-American. After visiting the ,xhibi-
tion they will go to Cleveland, Ohio. for a
visit
+. u Mcdor whose left arm was IN
Iumt'd Saturday morning is doing ", ry
well.
William II. Webb. ono of the Brother.
Sf the Sacred Heart, started Monday eNcn-
ing for Dubuque, Iowa.
Moses Ouimottc has sold his residence
On Grand avenue 20 \. H. Spear of East
iliRhgatc.
Frank Quinn. who has been clerk 1t
Monet Il Browns shoe store for three
years, has a position in Worcester. Mass.
Mrs. r. NJ. Tohin is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs Charles Scott, at Barre.
Claude \. Soulos, who was the manager
of the Swdnton drug store for some time
Few wears ago. is on visit to his old
home i'm Alburgh and was in town this
week, calling on friends, Mr.. Soules is as
sistHnt superintendent of a mine in Mex
leo. II" also has an interest in some
mines I'm Colorado.
Miss Edith Brown has returned from n
visit to st. Johnshury.
Rev. r. NJ. Aubin goes to New York this
week.
Mrs. Henry p. Sweet entertained the la
dies OF the Methodist church at her home
Wednesday evening.
The ladies Of the Methodist church So
cicty will give an Afternoon and evening
social at the residence of NJ r. Barney
to which all are invited. supper will I've
served from to p m.
Mrs. Edward S. stone and son Nicholas.
leave here Monday evening for Waynes-
VILE North Carolina, to JON her husband.
The Wedding of Miss Mary Smith, daugh-
ter Of 9. f.. Smith, and Daniel Burdctte of
Pitisford is announced to take place at
Hotel Champaign next Wednesday,
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ST OWE,

A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Latuch and a SON TO Mir. AMI Mrs.
O. W. Styles Sept Eth.
At Waterbury sept. 18th Clayton Lucia
of stowe, and Miss Maud Phillips %
Waterbury, were united in Marriage ~
E,V. L. X. Wilm8u
l.. NJ. Bingham of Hurln-ton was in
town last week and durins his stay hero
conveyed the old Bingham homestead II
be used as the site Tor the ncw public
lUilling.
Mrs H. G. Thomas is spending the week
at the cottage on Mount Mansfield
The High school Will observe Thursday
by Exercises in the afternoon appropriate
TO the daN. \ memorial service Will also
be held Thursday afternoon at G. A Il.
Hall, under the auspices OF II. II. Slnlta
Post.
Mark T.. Shaw has purchased Of Lest .
a. Palmer his farm on the EimOre road
in the edge of Morristown and Henry Sher-
win has transferred twenty acres of mis-
farm including the buildings on the south
side OF the highway, to Mr.. Palmer.
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JERICHO.

The Ladies Mite s1ciriy viii meet with
Mrs. Louise Blood on Friday Afternoons
Oliver Brown has purchased the Rgllin
fnuSh1 house below the hridgc.-C. A.
J@' kSon was at home over Sunday.-MrS
y. q. Nay is visiting ia Johnson.-Mrs.
Corneia Beach returned to her home in
burlington Monday. flor sister, Mrs ~
A. fcrciVul, accompanied her for Il few
days Visit-Aliss Anna Morse Of Undcr-
mn spent Saturday and Sunday with rcla-
tVcs in town.-The ladies help society of
inc I''rllSt church Will meet with Mrs. l..
J. ltood Thursday Afternoon Mrs |. IT,.
Read Of Shrlburne was the guest of Mrs
|" J., Wilbur Monday ieorg, Nay went
to Boston Tuesday where he will enter
TUFTS 'ollcgo.-Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Bliss II
Woodsvillo, \. H., are visiting friends IN
town.-W. T., Buxton ana family moved
back from Essex Junction Monday,-Mrs
Hannah Jocko of MorctoWn is visiting
friends I'm town.
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WATERVlLLE,

\. L. Laraway Is on the sick list
Mrs. Lucy Tilotson aud Mrs A Fairbanks
visited in Montgomery last wcck.-1Ir-.
Sanborn of Iowa is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles Child.-Mrs. Elmer Leach
and children have returned to UnderhiU.
George Mann is placing a new water
wheel in his axe shop.-AGrs. +. J. Kelley
Of Greensboro is visiting her parents. M.
and Mrs. L. a. Wloy.-Mr. and Mrs.
James McCuin of Morrisvlle visited h.r
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncov Tillot-
son over SundaY.-Mr. and Mrs. Alcx Lar
away arc visiting in stowe and Wolcott-
Walter WoStcot and Chuuncey Carpcu-
ter have gone to Pixies Station, y. H..
whore they have a situauon.-AIrs Charles
IoIand ana Mrs. Mercy Haridou or
spencer, Mass, are visiting Miss Marian
IaNlOr.
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FAIRFAX.

Tho Lamoille Baptist association held n
two days meeting at tho baptist church
sept ~ and II. and the association claim
Cd il WAS one of the most SuttcsSful meet
irgs that the association eyer held. The
church was filled at every m'otiug The
address of Rev. Mr.. Morris a returned
missionary from Africa wa listened to
with much interest by large Hudi,nc
and there were other very able sp, atcr-.
-lJemcr and FaNcttc Howard and wives
of Nebraska are visiting friends I'm town
-Ashol Gilbert of Boston il spending r.
few days with his brother Allcu.-Miss
Bell of Boston returned 20 her j. me after
spcn ling "A week with her uncir, q. a.
Bel.-Mrs. Palmyra Ballard and dIughtc
Mahlc visited at JUd-on CIrrs in Gocr2iI
the l3th.-Alrs. Purmont Tabor and Mrs
LANES Lewis were iu It. Alt-ns last week.
Mir. and Mrs Mead Of Uuderhill visited
james Lewis last " a.. on their way
home from a carriage d1..e in New York
state. Edward Rowland has bought o
horse and wagon and Will 20 on the /. ad
selling goods james Lewis and wife at
tended the fair at Plattsburgh last week.
DR. Don. iiawloy of burlington was call
81 to town to SEQ John KcuGrtDks IL e
girl who is seriously III with tho 'rhoopir q
cough.-Gcorge NcNiel Of Indiana Is visit
ing his uncle. John McNicL-Wllian
Tr"mblv and wife A. n. Bellows and wife.
c. : Howard and wife spent htcc days
camping at the lake. Nh. and Mrs I. Dcs-
port or" rejoicing over the arr ,al of a
daughter. the l2th.--Adclhort Howard. VINO
has been west several months roturne /
HON" last wcch.-I. G.. Bisuop and wife fl
for buffalo aud st. Louis the 18th They
EXPECT to be Eou. eight weeks.
II j. McMastcr and wife of Kansas are
visiting IN town after an absence of =
years. chief Storv and daughter of Iowa
are visiting his sister. Mrs. Anson story
y bert NTC\all and wife of I,1-tcu ara
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ST. AlBANS.

a memorial service for the late Prcsi-
dent was held at St Luke's church Sunday
evening at O'Clock. In spite of the fact
that it was raining hard at the hour set
for the service the church was filled. APP
prOpriatc music had been prepared and
included the hymns "rhcrc is u Bless Il
Home and 'Jesu, Son of Mary, Hear"
MagniiCat and Nunc Dimittis to thu
Grogoriln chants. The burial chants, and
the anthem II Heard a Voice from
Heaven The Rev. W. Hamilton Ben
ham, the rector of the church, preach d
the sermon from the text Thou chanscst
his countenance and taketh him away
The members of Post Hurlburt G. \. Il .
in the command of the Hon. +. stewart
Strannhan, attended the service and oc-
cupiod seats in the front pews of the
church. There were thirty veterans of tn
civil war present. and several veterans
of the Spanish-Amorican war. Early Sal
urday morning all the flags in the city
were put at half mast and many w"r'
dr1ped with mourning, out of respect 30
the late President. Several of the NOR
chants have their windows appropriately
arrang ID in black ana white and pictures
Of President Mckinley. W. -. Chandl, =.
the photographer, has displayed i'm his
photograph case n picture of the Prcsi-
dent which was taken by him at the tire
OF the Vermont DELEGATIONS visit to Cam
ton five years ago. He also has two views
on exhibition of tn, Presidents home and
the delegation taken at the same time
Invitations have been issued to the ", d
ding of Miss Helen MYra Kenyon, dau2h-
toy of Henry l.. Kenyon of Northhcld, and
Willard Daniel Allen Of this city. which
will take place at st. MarYs church.
Mortified. Tuesday evening at o'clock.
september a They will hc at home To-
their friends after November list, at No.
Braincrd street.
Tho annual convention of MYERS lists
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has a position az milliucr.
James Kemp is spending the week in Buff
falo.-Mrs. Milo Chamberlain of Chicago
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Ken
dall.-Miss Cora Hart Of Granny, +. g.,
is attending school here and boarding
with her sister, Mrs. II. II. Farrell. Mr.
and Mrs. j. O. Kimball arc in Dunham
i. O., this week.-Miss Charlotte Adams
returned Monday from Lake George. y.
V. where she has been the past two
months.-Mss Florence Comiugs of Dam
vile, n. j., who is staying with her aunt,
Mrs. II. Il. Jones. will attend school this
Ncar--W. Il. Burt is attending the fair in
Morrisvillc.-Mrs. Emily Prouty and
daughter. Eva, have gone to Lynn. Mass.
to reside.-Ilarry IIadd has finished work
for kimball Bros. x Co.. in whose employ
h" has been for several months, and viii
go to Springfield, Mass where he has u
situation in the MaSSaSoit house.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr. and Mrs Oatman and son, also Mrs.
1Illdreth of JOnesYille and Blossom Good
rich Of WilllStOn were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs AlOnzo Wheeler last week Mrs.
ii, c. Petty Of Champlain, n Y, is in
town.-Henry Wolcott of St Adams spent
@ few days at his home last week. Menu
orial services for the President were held
in the Baptist church Sunday. The church
was decorated with draped flags, also with
flowers. Both the music ana sermon paid
tribute TO the honored dead-Ml Carrie
Crockett is visiting at Adrian Nay's.--Mrs.
Julian bryant Is very ili.-Thc Kings
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Elmer Root and Miss Lottie Lanash
We're married last Wednesday evening at
Richmond hy the Rev. Father Glynn.-Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Ellis of Boston were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. strong and
other friends here last week-Thc infant
son of Mr., and Mrs II. w. Gilett died
Monday morning. The funeral was held
from the house Wednesday. Jacob Ross
oftciated-Thcre are several sick here
with the grip Frank Hulett Is moving
into n. a. Johns tenement house,-C. l..
Elliott is working for W. f.. Hanks as en-
gincer for a few weeks.
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Rev. w, c. Scoteld of Richfcrd preached
here Sunday ut 80 p, m-The Wet L.,
meeting was held at the home Of Mrs T.. 4
{ hambcrlain, Saturday Sept, ID, with a
very good attendance j. NJ. Demine
and her daughter, Mrs. William Rode,
have returned to then home in Milwaukee
WIS. after spending the summer IN this
Gertrude Pear is i'll With scar
let feVer-Mrs, A. L. Gal"9'' NJ has
been Ill for the past few Vice.. l. iI.... ..-
inG.-P. c. Hammond is gaining slowly.
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II. w. ALLEN & CO.
THE Secret Of Their Favor

To make and keep friends people must wear WE'LL so it
is with cloths and dress goods. This it is that is
the secret of the permanent favor the Black Goods
sold from this store have in the opinion OF all
Womankind, who have and tested their last
ing qualities.
In purchasing we'll to rely reliable people, reliable
manufacturers, reliable Dealers perhaps in no line
is it as important as in Black Goods 4 we'll made
black gown, from good materials one can give con-
slant usage with surety that it will retain its COL
and bear remodellng, is delight to every
woman.
this store for SO many years have gained, is that
they wear we'll We are selling Black goods to-
day of the celebrated "Lupin make we we're sell
ing and recommending "Lupin' Black Goods in
1864, we have sold "Priestleys" black goods for
years with the results
The standard Of excellence in our black goods high
one, has been maintained for years, WITH be-
leve never an unSatisfied customer.
Luplns unfinished WOrsted At to 54 inches WIDE SIoo.
SI25 arc 1898 per yard.
Lupns Examines, AZ to so inches WIDE SLIGO $685. SI.60
ana $500 per yard.
Prestleys, 48 inch Cravanette Cheviot, Sl.25.
Prestleys silk and wool Mixtures AZ inch, $50.
PreStleyS wool Frileuse unspaatabe, 43 inch, $50.
One item we wish to mention especially is the Black
Goods in finest French Broad Cloth with very
brilliant Satin finish that is guaranteed will not
spot with rain and does not require spOnging It
is not low priced, neither is it high, but it is the
most beautiful cloth Of its kind in the world
Another cloth for handsome gowns called "Panne this
also has brilliant finish that is permanent, looks a
little like CamelShar or very fine Nbellne. Ii has
the effect Of BrOadcloth.
These two beautiful cloths in full assortment Of
color as WE'LL were imported direct by ourselves
and will not be seen elsewhere.
III. w. ALLEN s. co.
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chickcn-pio supper at the Vcstry OF the
Union church Friday evening, Sept. 9TH
Edward Thompson had a hearing before
Justice j. S. Leach the 11th for abusing
and whipping his stcp-son Rupert Doth.
He plead guilty and his fine and costs
were between 80 and SO
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MONTGOM cry,

Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Grodspa' ~
Drooklin". Mass. are visitint I'm town. -
Toward Parker has returned from York
Beach. where he spent the summer /.
w. Coburn is spending "a few days in
u
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man Field ana Mrs Ella Shattuck have
returned from their visit to the west
Mrs H. H. Scott has gone to Groveton
\ IL. TO visit hcr SON. DE-. Alnorl Scott
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
ST. J0HNSBURY.

The churches in this place united in
memorial service Sunday night In honor OF
President McKinlcv The North Congre-
30 tiOnal church Ahcrn Tho serNlcn wa
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FAIRFIELD.
EAST FRANKLIN,

Miss Carrie II. Powers of Roxbury,
visiting Miss Jennie Cox
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-12
SPASM NO SIEEN.

For coughs that hack
Till the throat il sore,
Get Tolu Pine
AT the Cut Rate Store.
Come back. come back" he cried in
brief,
MY daughter, oh, my daughter,
or II l catch you highland thief
I'll kin you like I'd oughter."
The lone man stood on the shore.
Yelled end yelled till his throat was
sore.
The waves rolled high and tossed the
boat;
He yelled until he cracked his throat.
Take in time
The waves rolled high, high and
higher,
The old man spat out words of fire,
The boatman pulled-'twas a red hot
storm,
He pulled SO fast his eyes popped
corn
The highland thief and girl stood there
Scared h9lf to death-but don't you
care.
The wind Glanced round on airy feet
Played in his whiskers hide and seek.
Tolu Pine.
RlchardsonS
The old man yelled, then yelled some
more
And scheeched and screamed. his gray
head tore.
The mad wind shrieked a demons cry.
Gripped and tossed the boat sky high
And with boom and thund ring crash
Iheboat leaped out and made -
"A full pause,
It'd hit the shore that's why because,
Tolu Pine
The old man Shook his fist at them,
His eyes were both a-leaking,
say don't YOU come back home
again"
He said to them while speaking.
Then in his hand a thing did shine.
His chattering teeth clinking,
Upon bottle of Tolu Pine
The old man stood drinking.
For q cracked voice, sore Throat
and coughs. Richardson's Tolu Pine
Price 25c. bottles $1,O0. Prepared
and sold by
WILL S. RICHARDSON,
The Cut-Rate Druggist.
Phone 5S, 127 Greene street.