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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO
CONVENE NEXT WEDNESDAY
Much Important Work Will
Come Before The Body.
FIGHT FOR eJUDGBSElIP
Looks Like General Legislation
WiiI Be Taken Up.
7 FOR eIlJDCBSElI

Democratic caucus over the election OF a
Judge OF the Supreme Court to succeed the
late Judge John w Rely, of Halifax
who died some time last summer. Judge
A. a. Piesur, OF Montgomery, who is filling
the position by appointment OF Governor
Tyler until the Legislature chooses Judge
Riely's successor, is d strong candidate
for the honor, as are also Circuit Judge
Stafford G. " nIttle. of Henry and State
Senator William Hodges Mann, Of Motto
way
Circuit Judge r. L. Prentis, OF Norfolk,
is also i'll the race and win have strong
packing from the TiIewater section OF the
state. There is going 10 be a battle OF
the giants WIcn the caucus meets to decide
this contest. CongTcsSnan-elect dai u
Flood, of Appom&ttoX, Will lead the forces
OF Judge Mann, while those OF Judge
Whittlc Will train under Speaker L. w.
Saunders. Of Franklin and Senator W. l..
BarksGalc, the Little Giant from Hall
fax. The, followers of Judges FleSar ami
Prentis viii be ably led and oratory Is
expected to flow in great abundance, Every
inch of ground Will be holly contested, ana
the battle may not be decided TOR several
hours.
OTHER HOT CAUCUS FIGHTS.
There seems to be some doubt III ING
minds OF weIl-informed lawyers as to
whether the appointment OF Judge iona
C. Dew as Second Auditor is for the entire
llnexpired term of the late Mr.. Ryland or
whether, like judges appointed to fill
vacancies. he only serves until the tot-
lowing meeting OF the Legislature.
Should it be determined that the extra
session will have to choose successor to
Mr.. Rylancl, a hot fight would ensue in
the caucus for the place Judge Dew IS,
of course. a candidate, while Hon w p
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20

(NTiIten FOR The IlmcS.1
PARIS. December 2a.-Fhc ho.saay sea-
kon is just beginning in Paris-that is. The
celebration of the New-TcaT, or }ic Jour
&c T.An'' and the week following it-Ior
Christmas is NOT an event here as it is
with Us, and. save Tor tbc midhi&h-
mass ON Chr!stmas-TZye taat Inc student
world observe ut the Church 81 ST. fus-
tache in a. rather uproaroGs manner,
there is little 10 mark is advent
The Sorbonue and the College OF France
have given vacation for u week. begin
ming from to-day, and 50 the streets are
fun Of foreign studeuts-shere are al
unusual number Of American alld German
kris and women among them this year
who are profting from The moments
pause in their work in seeing the sights
Of Paris.
The Kruger enthusiasm has cooled u
little. though the advent OF the old hero
would probably cause il 10 break out With
reioliolei vigoT again in the QUARTER
Latin. However a tribute was pad the
other day TO one closely allied to him by
blood The IuterterGational League OF
Women for General Disarmament has
Just organized q charity sale for the profit
OF the widows ard orphans Of the Beers
and have prayed Madame iElof. grand
daughter Of President Kruger, to accept
the position of president OF honor of this
plilanthropic work She has done so.
This IS one side Of syoman's work IN
Paris at this moment Another feature
of ii Is the opening of Inc Exposition
Of the Women Artists which -riil take
place on January 5tll and continue until
January I'D As tor The Jury Of the
Salon. It has been in q STATE of huhoub
for several days and there have been
1lnors Of no salon this year in the
papers and the artistic world. But
although the members Of the Jury resign
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20

and to that, and of sitting UP to midnight
to welcome my sons wifes friends.
Indeed Mrs. Aston is now receiving the
hi.Ciren of her childrens friends. And
to have been doing it through all these
wears. while they have been being born,
brought up, educated, and launched-why,
it's unhecoc.
Craig Wadsworth danced, as usual with
Mrs Jack" Astor, and Harry Lehr with
Miss May Van Allen, Emily Astor's daush-
ter. That the flowers were beautiful and
the women more than their match; that
the lights were Respondent and the men
outshone them, goes without saying; but
it was worth noting how many people
walked through the Astor ballroom whose
fathers would have waited in the hall
twenty years ago
HARRY LEHR'S POSITION
I wonder il Harry Lehr vii be as sue
cessful with INK as he has been with
wine. The wine merchants paid him
SicGC0 a year and ne found himself.
Mrs. William Astor, it is said, will give
him 500 a month. with board and lodg-
ine5.'' AS the AsJor palace has 10 hal!
bedrooms. and as Harry will come 10
the regular table, this consideration :TTill
probably make it worth an additional
$1,000 a year. ] don't see why the post
Of private secretary to an Aston a Wander
blt. q Belmont, or any other of our
srandly rich social nabobs is not more
to be coveted than place under govern
ment To be sure it is civil service
but with a difference. When seated at the
breakfast table or at The dinner table en-
| familEe with Mrs William Astor and
| young Mrs. Jack Lehr can. with Car
| lyle, mediate upon Past and Present.
Well. Harry has worked hard to esFao-
| lish himself in his line, and he deserves all
| he gets in his unique occupation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20

brought tho most charming manners, the
most gentle, gracious and agreeable per-
sonauy.
In speaking Of the Eanderbilts, as 10
what they may bt IN the Iulurc. can
not help referring to them as they We're
in the past. Oh. no; not way back there
only just when Mrs Willie X and Mrs
Cornelius were looking over the social
tield preparatory to capturing IL Mrs
N84ie h. mad established herself i'll the
Marble House and had given her grand
fancy dress bail; and Mrs. Cornelius lived
nodesiiy on East Thirty-fourth Street
Mrs Willie X WIS grand, naughty, peeV-
ish and imperious: Mrs. Cornelius simple,
modest urb4ne and gentle. At the opera
Willie JAY, Herman Oclrichs and the Beau
lrummcls OF the times thromged Mrs
WiI:ies box, and those who were not
quite up to the Snow-capped summit OF
Mrs Willies elevation thr"nsed Mrs. Cor
neIius' Some called one box the House
Of Pride, the other, the House of lUmiii-
~ Eut that is neither here nor there.
They .elv Mrs Willie would look across
the house at her Sister-in-laW and her
lip would curl; Mrs. Cornelius would LOOK
through her c,uss and she would smile
But the battle was on. II was a BATH"
rowland non. well. Mrs. Cornelius uoeS
not represent the House Of Humility
NICE YOUNG FELTON, GONE
,,s,. rr,,ia\-c4 tn hear of Lewis Morris
Rutnerflrrd ; death at Dawes, Platz, swift
.,r,',,l ,,,-is was one Of tho young men
ems 49,. ono who possessed
l,,.,,s. ~ ..ood ,,r9pafnr seldom met with
,.,,,,n,~ $40 ,inh fasbi2nable Young men
- ,az,s, ne was connected with the
l,,,,,.,...-,,, Norris and Fish families
Zrl7i,., .ns,lrc. his position. an ample for
tune. Ill.,, leisure and a natural affection
fll 6oat a,n horse. and dog, his amusc-
,,,a,,t Tav--s v-,s AN aIl-around good
flIrTr- ,r1 . crood friend During the
,..,.. r-y year. since his marriage with
,f,,s sands me widow of Sammy Sands.
10, NV, mostly resided in France
c;rin mas mt It's communicating touch
~, 49,. of tho s,vpll, II began with
-, t,zi,,,.,f,. ana before he cou,,i say
60, .,,,s,,.. ,rat away. &c. it had neatly
..Ii...tsl Ms I.o,vn,. of Is,-.s.anre for other
I,,,,,,,,, M his moment in walked
-, I,,,,r,,,,,,.., u-en Belmont cot
-. ,,,fcri,t. a,-,,ac+ h,,t-apH fT,ere
Az, tins ron ,:cri1,,s Ia grin and
= s,,e.l-s,,,,,,, ~ # t1ara woIIl he an exodus
- t,,,,fI}-. "a avoid #
,yb., No 90, on ,all;ino. Of this grand
1,,TI ANA 1.f1lt great dinner VIC do not
.,(,,-.,,.s t.,ll, j,,t, consideration one aspect
m eors.,,,-,,a,ne,,-, lis influence, on certain
.fa-sc. 81 merchants II is safe 10 say
t.la1 over .5,nll0oo is paid out during I,
GA, season. i'm this metropolis By the enter
tiiAcr.s FLORISTS rnudIsteS. caterers nusi-
clans. arc not the only ones who benefit,
II affects employment. manufacturers.
retail stores. theatres and the general
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20

a., a.,
= LIS = 49, aSefo, of the
ESt-!t7 " - = t;l III ,,,aet here
- 80 ytt5.,z in 7cnnrd-
d n.y.. oiI v -, ,,i, of Gov
alic e"..H lile LeTsI
- ~ Ga,,-,+a 3I34 IIa,isa ia assemble in
t,,,i1, ,.,.rarti,.a chambers at the Capitol
t'ieii feaPeSllSe , ,a,,ieinn for,
~ 'gIt,t', - ioIag+as IN ,f1.\ proposed
S ~ C,,.entin and ia amor
"iiSl iIutloilal eots ,,I Countries
49,! tit;o.,o,r nc Statf,
"'I@ -, - >,,,,iIlo If 1887 has there
.ogti,,, of tha General As
l,,,- ,3d il seems altogether unnatural
-, 40 Tod,- here two winters in
succession General Fitzhugh Lee was
mo-, C,o,-nrnor Of the state, and ttle Law
, r'L. 80 wfrn reconyened for the purpose
If t,l,fnp some action in connection with
rnc settlement OF the State debt Ihey
met on Monday. AIarcsl 18th. and adjourn
ed on Tuesday May 24th, having been IN
session sfxty-cisht days:
After disposinG Of the SPECIFIC business
for which tae extra session vas e''lsU
q great deal of ot1er ieSl7ltt-o" "t's
passed. as Is evidenced ny 10 ;,
Nets o. -A'Selli'lS S,i, ('unllrofJ
Nslch volume coill'tlta viii
pages, ~" 'oi7 - ,at % s.y
''S''' III ,,y,t Ia, .. n sIIr-
10 loA9'eIi' o"1 ,,+;i the session
pL.9llis SiioG;,, yyi,1rI, would bring
eAPi' g - ,:.,,,,,,+ ,hont thc 10Th of
aoouI Co ,',i,,i,, time for an extra
- - -, .i.-l1 ~ fnrtyfiyc DAYS, in
,l.l,a :, f,,,t,he,. cau by the Gov
~ :,
NJ. ,,,a,,hare viii be paid for forty
g., "a I,aI dav. however short
-. No. ,ha session. and it is altogether
,,,.oI,a[,Ia that 1hPv will remain here for
49, lcnoth AZ me
1rNf.ES THAT WILL BE MISSED
when sneaker Saunders raps the House
of rnIpnntes TO order next Wednesday,
tv,n n,nIil1r members who sat through
rhn regular session last winter will not
hr present. Since the adjournment of
,h, bodv last March Captain b. G. Pat
.erson of Rockingham and Hon. Alex.
l,inn, of Sussex, have answered the final
rolI-caii and have gone to the lone
conch Of their everlasting sleep" They
were both fine gentlemen and faithful
representatives, and will be sorely missed
Nv their colleagues as well as by their
constituents Meanwhile their successors
have been chosen and will qualify next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20
By CH0LLY KNICKERBOcKER.
Copyright; all rights rsserysd.J

NEW YORK. January l9-It always ar
fond5 mo q. sensation genuine pleas
1us 10 know That sQtae 1nuch-talked-of
pride and bridegroom nave by the magic
OF The marriage ceremoa, been made one
flesh II gets 50 much off one mind.
YOU know. just consider what an or
deal This Vanderbilt French wedding has
been and how long il lasted. confess
I sun have a little of that feeling winch
Is summed up in the words, All the
world loves u lovers: still. l like them in
moderation temperately. don't want
10 be dosed with min. all day aad an
might Elsie French is a very charminE-
talented. agreeable young woman, enu
young Alfred Vanderbilt a modest posses
sor OF a great fortune, the use of which
re has not yet acquired. I don't mean
that his tttlc Is not clear. hut merely ne
has not himself Indicated amy decided
traits az o the wiy he Will use H. Forty
million dollars on the sHb-treasliry eoui-
teis j. one 1lling, $4hHeGen IN tle llaHds
% q strong man Is another.
All my friends have been interested in
Alfred and Elsie, and. inrideutaliN in the
$40 aoa, Da1 Tho engagement. his aiien-
lions her 1emeanor toward him, have
been subjects for conversations for
autnihS past, ana reeently lie tTousseau.
Tho presents, the bridesmaids, the uShers'
The bachelor dinner the floral piece that
was sent 5rom New York 10 Newport the
mandicaut letters the protection AGAINST
thieves. c!c.. etc. followed n logical Sc
auenec 1t all centred Itself down and
around one pivotal Iaint. modern up
te-datc. twentieth century Monte CriSto
was 10. ana has taken himself wife.
seized hct. hand softly a the welding and
wished her sappinC-S; ] pressed his hand
firmly and congratulated him as a lucky
-1aF.iF- ~ yagag-r
decent vino. and mentally noted that The
guests ai The reception coald take shares
in a & n,l G9e,Iti0 syndicate And again, l
say / ann glad it is over Health and
happiness 10 AIR. and Mrs. Alfred Van
derbilt.
INFLUENCE on SOCIETY.
This wedding Viii haze = perecptiblc in
Tuencc on. society, and here / am interest
ed / like 10 bc on good terms with every
body, ANA particularly thoSc who have
good cooks. a nRe-huBdred-G0llar a miu-
ute Chef is moi necessarily a good cook.
alt these rich people "a generally Secure
;he best az everything, even cooks.
like Airs. Cornelius Vanderbilt 1r; also
Mrs Willie * vanderbilt Jr.. and ] thia}l
J viii be able 10 get along With Mrs. NJ
fred Vanderbilt. i2ut ] prophecy they
won't get along With one another two
years hence ai4T mere ilt82a AIS Cornelius,
ST., got aloug with tbc late Mrs Willie
h-. ST For some reason ar other the
faft-huntcts anal The Iawncrs on this
ono or that form themselves by degrees
into little courts. rivalry enSutS jealous
les spring lIl and warning eumps of Aton-
1aSRes and Caputets are in iuSiapositlon-
! like To he on good forms with all There
never Mas a gfesttor Young Woman ~ lhc
avarid tlsan Gls,ce Nilsson: she possessed
all the Wilson scntleness. cieyerness tact
and manuegs, ard since. as Mrs Cornelius
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20
ODD Senate Custom: Origin Not Known

According TO ancient and established
usage, United States senators send out
small envelopes containing their cards at
the beginning of every session, and the
dainty little missives are distributed
through the Senate postoffcc. This Gus
tom dates back beyond the memory Of
any living senator. and even beyond the
bounds Of official record.-National Maya
zine
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23

"a dose in time saves lives" DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup; natures remedy for
colds, pulmonary diseases Of eyerY sort.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23

Read the Wilson & Waite stove no.
tice in the business column.
Judge and Mrs. Powers returned
Monday evening from Buffalo.
Read what Munson says about
shoes. He is authority on that topic.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Barrows and
and SOD, Clifford are visiting this
week in st. Johnsbury at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spaulding.
The marble face" has struck the
small boys in dead earnest-judging
from the way they are playing "for
keeps on the sidewalks.
Chas. Walker of Holyoke, Mass,
returned home yesterday, after
several weeks passed with his broth
er-in-law, Carroll Harris. Mr.. Har-
ris and Mr.. Walker returned last
week from a visit to the Pan-Ameri-
can.
Halloween will be celebrated by a
masquerade at the Academy Hall
Thursday eve., Oct. 81. Suitable
games will be provided, there will
be a supper served to those who
wish. Everyone come and have a
good time. Admission 10 cents,
supper 10 cents.
Churchill & Sanders now have in
stock the largest line of stoves of all
kinds ever shown in this county,
which they are selling at prices that
will meet with your approval. This
is a plain statement of an established
fact and can be verified by a call at
their hardware store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Spiller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson leave
for Oakland, CAL, the first of Novem-
Der, where they will make their home
indefinitely. Mr.. Thompson has two
sisters living there and Mr.. Spiller,
who has been in poor health for some
time, hopes to get benefit from the
change in climate. The above party
are well-known and popular in this
vicinity, and the NEWS AND CITIZEN
wishes them much happiness in their
new home.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23
CADYS

Mr.. Newcomb's new house looms up finely
B. F. Terrill of Middleneld is ats. C. Towne's,
Miss Grace Cross is working for Mrs. E
Lilley.
h. j. Lilley is building a horse shed at the
south end OF the store.
Joseph Sherman is moving back to the
Falls from East Johnson.
Andrew Calkins and Vim. Tillotson have
Joined the army of deer hunters.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hillard took advantage
OF excursion rates to visit his brother IN Bos
ton.
E. X. SeaYer has rented part of his farm
which he recently purchased Of Jay Sherwood
to q. ID. Terrill.
Herbert Bachum visited his aunt, Mrs. c.
b. Terrill, the first of tue week. He is now
constantly gaining.
Geo. H. Terrill recently sold seven of hi,
famous Jerseys to parties in Burlington, toI
which he pocketed a goodly sun of money.
Erwin LiIley, who is doing a rushing bust
ness, is thoroughly paperlng and painting
the rooms over his store, into which his fam
lily are soon to move.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23

Regular convocation of the 0. E. S.
will be held next Tuesday evening.
The ladies of J.. M. Warner relief
corps will serve a dime supper at the
G. A. R. ball next Saturday after
noon from $50 to $50 O'Clock.
These suppers are public and every
one is cordially invited to attend.
Lamoille Grange will hold an all
days session, Thursday, Oct. 81, pic
mic dinner, The program is as fol-
lows Music by the choir; a paper
by Mrs. Harrison Dodge; solo, Frank
Thomas; selection, Mrs. Jessie Gil
more; paper, Mrs. Milo Small; solo,
Mrs. Gle; selection, Mrs. Booth; reel
tation, Mr.. Rider; solo, Mr.. George
Terrill; recitation, Miss Best; ques-
ton: What crop has paid us best
the past season and how have we
cultivated that crop?" All are ex-
pected to be prepared to speak on the
question. Music by the choir.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23
EAST ELMORE.

Geo. Maynard who cut his foot quite badly
with an ak some time ago is able to be out
again.
Mr., and Mrs, J. M. Marshall have returned
from a four days trip to Montpelier and
PlaiDfeld.
z. F. Davis lie moving his goods to Morris.
vile where he expects to make it his home
this winter at least.
Capt. Hollenbeck is Smuggling and repair
ing his house much improving the looks oil
his premises.
A small army of East Gilmore sportsmen
struck out early Tuesday morning with
blood in their eyes after deer; they were well
equipped with shooting irons and ammuni-
ton for both short and long range. Some
carrying shot guns, some 32 and 80 calibre
rifles and some old fashion muzzle leaders
with bullets as large as hens eggs or a little
less. Up to the time of writing e have heard
many whang whangs from all directions and
seen clouds OF smoke but no deer. After the
hunting season is over the writer will en-
deavor to make IL known to the world the
number Of deer killed in this vicinity. Ifthey
come up in weight to the amount of lead
used Bennie's horse cannot draw them all at
one load.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23
EDEN.

Mrs. s. B. Buxton is quite sick at the pres.
ent time.
o, Fl. Parkhurst is clapboarding the ell of
his house.
E. Blackmore, from West Bolton was in the
place Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hutchins we're in
Hyde Park the past week.
Herbert Emery has got through at the
mines and hired out to L. Il. Carpenter.
Supt. Penhale made a trip to ....., leaving
Johnson on the down train Friday D.. m.
Rev. Il. E.. Loehlin occupied the desk last
Sunday, in exchange with Miss II. NJ. Jones.
Y. P. S. C. E. service will be led by MrsINett
Shattuck next Sunday eve. Time. 7 o'clock.
L.. II. Blake has moved his household effects
to West Bolton, where he will live the coming
year.
There will be no meeting at the schoolhouse
in the west part OF the town next Thursday
evening.
How's your cold? This is a very common
question just now. mot much better" is the
hall WHISPERED reply.
Urban Fletcher has made extensive repairs
on the tenement house at the Corners, occu.
pied by Cyrus Webster.
Regular meeting of Aaron Keller W. r. C.
tine first Saturday in November. The place OF
meeting announced later.
M. E. McClary, attorney for the N. Y. Cen.
trial r. r., was in town last week, the guest OF
his cousin, hrs. C. W. Blake.
Asa Hyland, who has been at Mcleod Cross
ing, p. O., for some time, is in town. He ex-
poets to work at the N. Il. A. M. & M. Co.
mines.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23
The Jacket Question

"What length shall buy ;" is the question many times asked these
days. Now let us give you a general answer. "The one that suits you
best" Some folks look well in a short coat others in a medium length,
and then still other women look "simply elegant" in the full lengths. Now
we always advise trying on the different styles. We also will exchange or
give money back if you are not satisfied after buying. Don't you think
that this is a pretty good place to trade We would rather lose a sale
than sell a garment that isn't right
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23
Church Notes.

Rev. M. S. Eddy will take for his
subject next Sunday morning, "The
Model Church."
A meeting of the W. FL. M. S. will
be held at the Methodist vertry next
Wednesday, Oct. 80, at 2:3O
The morning services at the Adj
vent church Sunday will be omitted,
on account of the st. Johnsbury
District meeting held at North Hyde
Park.
In place of the usual topic for the
G. E. prayer meeting last Sunday
evening the meeting was devoted to
giving the histories of some of the
favorite hymns, and their authors.
The hymns were, Nearer My God to
Thee" "Come Thou Fount of Every
Blessing" cold Hundred" "Mo-
ment by Moment" and Abide With
Me-" This was out of the usual
order and proved very interesting.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23
S

Rockwell Shaw has sold his farm to George
Clark.
Chas. Edwards has sold part of his farm to
c. F, Smith.
Watch the label on your paper. Don't for
get to renew your subscription before the
eime is out. You can leave money with P. NJ.
Roscoe Davis planted one sweet pumpkin
seed from which he raised forty-two pump
kins. Who can show a better yield than this ?
Frank Douglas, who has spent several
months at Old Orchard, Maine, Revere, Mass.
and N. Y. City, has returned home much i'm
proved in health.
F. E. Douglas and his sister, Mrs. Elsie
Moore, went to st. Johnsbury Wednesday
going from there with friends to Boston the
next day. They returned lone Monday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23
Ladies' Waists for Fall

We have long had a reputation for selecting handsome wds
showing here now was never equaned in Lamolle County before.
who want flannel or silk waists that are out of the ordin airy will b
and quick to provide a good supply now, while styles are new
By the way, we are doing a big business in this waist department
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23
A Vermont Park.

The Mountain Peak in the towns of
Warren and Lincoln near the Starks-
boro and Fayston lines, more than
1000 acres in area has been pur-
chased by Col. Joseph Battell, of
Middlebury, as a park for citizens of
Vermont. and has been manned by Mr..
Battell, "Ellen's Mountain" The peak
heretofore has deem unnamed. 1t is
densely covered with forests of spruce
and is one of the highest in the Green
Mountain Range.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23

When you cannot sleep for coughing, it is
hardly necessary that anyone should tell YOU
that you need q few doses Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy to allay the irritation of the
throat, and make sleep possible. Is is good.
Try IT.. For sale by Hall q Cheney, Morris
vile; Foss X Strong, Hyde Park; NJ. J..
Leach, Wolcott.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23

When you have no appetite, do not relish
your food and feel dull after eating you may
know that you need a dose of amberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 25 cents.
Samples free at II. j. Dwinell's drug store.