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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-11
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Saturday, March IS, 1901

OdtuIudy, MdTCll ~, I"'I
ID Evaporated Raspberrles, first
class 23c.
3 lbs choice California, unpeeled,
evaporated peaches, 23c. A big
bargain for good, thin skinned,
rich favored fruit.
2 lbs S. & G.'s choice 20c Mara
caibo Coffee, for 33c. Strong and
rich favored.
2 packages Cooks Flaked Rice
for 25c; regular 15c article; re-
quires no cooking,
Sugar.
100 lbs fine granulated, S5,52.
1S1a TBS. White a, 81; 171a lbs fine
granulated, ST. 20 lbs Extra Q, ST.;
2 ID Grape Nuts, 25c; lb. choice
figs. .10c: 1 10 choice npricots. 10c;
3 lbs seedless Muscatel or Sultanas
raisins for 25c. 1 ID Evaporateu
Corn, 1Oc; Glow night lamp burn
ers, 10c; 10 Japan tea siftings, 25c
net. lbs new dates, 25c; ms
good prunes, 25c; lbs extra large
Washington Prunes. 25c.
Every day a bargain day. Watch
for S. & G.s Easter Greeting, ele-
gantly embossed, commencing Mar.
%.
Schumacher & Gammeter
164 s. Howard st.
China & Japan Tea Store.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
A Lake Sunapce Curiosity.

Mrs. j. W. Pierce OF Springfield writes
a, follows in the January number of the
Interstate Journal:
During a summer vsca ION the rave OPP
portunlty was G ven me OF studying the
nest building nab is of small fl 1t fish that
frequents the shallow places in Lake
Sunspee, n. II.
My fish had selected quiet cove within
few tee of the shore AND quite near row
OF cottages. Presumably, they were less
in fear OF man, than of the fnny tribe.
Their nests were circular in form and about
the size of bushel basket. They were
followed out in the center like a saucer,
and were kept 10 perfect shape and beauti-
fully clean, by swift, fan-llke motion OF
the tail fin OF the fish, held in perpendic-
ular pos ton. The bottom of the lake be-
| ing OF a dark color, and these nests made
OF white sand, you could easily see what a
neat house keeper this little fish was. Each
nest had its owner who fought for her
hearth and home" with great yalor, chas.
ing off every intruder and seldom being
va pushed IN the fray.
This pugnacious creature was essentially
home BODY, seldom leaving the nest, ex.
cept TO dart off few feet in quest of food
or in hot pursuit of an invader. This little
fish is a bold robber as well as a valiant
fighter. 1 noticed one of the largest speci.
mems drive q smaller ooe from her nest
again and again, and then take possession
OF it. spending her time between her owr
nest and the one she had robbed. count
ed three dozen Of these nests, rot more
than foot apart. Some of these fish were
beautifully colored.
went down to the lake very early one
morning to take look at my pets. The
water was very cam and clear. Nearly
all OF the fish were lying perfectly still il
the center OF their nests, apparently fas
asleep"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
A Remarkable Gain.

More than 700 new advance paying sub
scribers have been addet to the yearly list
OF The Vermonter since December l, 1900.
This remarkable increase OF subscriptions
is at The rate OF nearly 100 week; and
or eTs continue to pour IN tre m Verm ont
ers everywhere. This great gain in circu-
lation is largely dus to advertising in thi,
and o her state papers the many sttra give
features of the New Vermonter" for 1901.
The February Vermonter will be issued
this week. 1t contains the 'cond article
in the twentieth century histoy series en-
titled The Geology OF Vermont" by
Prot. Henry M. Ssely Of Mildlebury col
lege Those OF our tub,cr RS who desire
to read these instructive and entertaining
illustrated article, under the title Tween
teth Century Hi tory of Vermont" which
begin in the January number with Pr 81
dent M H. B1ckham's able article,
founding Of the Sta'e," should ubscribe
at once AID thereby secure the first num-
Der of the new year of this popular state
msg zjne, which is only 81 ear.
Subscriptions received at this tffi2e, and
by all newsdeal rs and pootmaeta5s Or
they may be sent direct to the publisher, C.
S. For be,, st. Adams, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
News in General.
Webster on Stratton Mountain.

The story Of Daniel Webster's vi,i- to
Stratton mountain has often been told, but
each rehearsal develops some thing new.
The B,attleboro correspondent of the
Springfield Republican interviewed the
v venerable ex Gov. Frederick Holbrook. He
saws: LOG cabin and hard cider was the
u6ip ,hibhoeth IN the campaign of 1910,
and Brat,leboro wa' a storm center. Here
q voung mans 'Tlppecanoe and Tyler too
clnb was organic ID, Of which Gov. Hol-
brook was the president.
This Young mems club was the origina-
tor of the idea Of holding an outd oor mass
meet, q on Srattou mountain. Plans were
dulv formulated and invitations extende
RI the wings Of Bennington and Rutland
cornt;e, after the club had secured
D.n,sl Web.t4r as orator OF the day. Mr..
W.bs,er came by stage as far as Fizwil-
liam. N b wnere he was met by dele
cation in a bsroucbe and conveyed to
Br.t,l-boro Webster's coming hal oeen
harslded far and near, and, OF course, the
event had been greatly anticipst d. A
financing cavalcsde of borsemen from Brat
rIahprD's WIQedW Shc Ctip ibDe tbC
ed sneak r about four miles out on the
Hinsdsly road, where they opened ranks
Mr. Webster saluIng the open column
with barred head. l. was q sultry day, and
the Distinguished visitor, trsvel-stainsd and
tat;gued from bis speech the day before al
Rare Mass, was naturally little slow q
first to re.pond to hi, enthusiastic escort
HI. swsrtny face and overhsnging eve
b, ows. however, made a strong impression
4 was never SO impressed by human be
ing says Gov. Holbrook' He seemed
to u, troopers more like god let dowr
from, above than mortal man On arrrv
ing at Brsttlsboro M. Webster wa
served to 8 trout supper at the American
House after be had addressed larg'
crowd in the Goodhue grove in the after
n ION. at which Col. Townsley presi led
and W tb whom MIR. Webster probably
spent the night at the old Hunt house. cor
n,r Of Main and High streets, now occu
pied BY Col. Hooker. The following
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
Representative Grout.

The mastery manner in which Mr..
Gront handled the district appropriation
bill Friday and the day before in the house
cause, II PEG l. of Washington more than
ev TO eg ret his approaching departure
from congr IS He explained the pro
visions Of the budget with SIX II and djscre
ton, acknowledging the necessity for a
large total, defending the inc Sos due to
an nj uging pnpularirn, and in gem 81
guarding the bill At I'll points against at
lack. II the fltra'ion mater Mr.. Grout
wi.ely avoiled srousng friction rs to the
proce. to be EN- yed, and thus Sc
cured the ado ptioN Of the necessary money
pr, vision will in the choice OF a sys-
tenn to be Diet rm,ned by other ard better
means than b FRIED debate on the floor 81
the house. T i, exhi' ion of good man
agement nd tair play to all concerned has
charart riz Mr. Grout's Ell e csrAer a,
a .gislator, sni espe 'isll bis work aft ct.
i'm tie District OF Columns and it is ma.
ter 70 .lucere sorrow rba' as resllt o.
hi, gitima pi att n, for promotion tt
thu Sc ate, in pursuing which he r lin
qu,ht his chance for reelection to the
hou,e, til, eff lent puhlc servan
temp rar ly tires after March 4 t
p'iv,te i e, l"av NJ gap which 1t will b
d fic i to ill II is hoped that his alb
,Dnre t'om Washington may be bIiet.-
Washington Star.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
Opinions of the Press.
Senseless Nonsense.

All the dear old ladies of both sexes
continue to petition congress to "legslste
for the prevention OF the sale of beer" in
the Philippines, Hawaii and various o,her
summer resorts, while one Of the firest bars
on earth is in active eruption on the ground
floor of the national capital and right I'M
DIR the house of r representatives. at Wash
iagton. This is perfect sample of GER
tam attempts to do good which are born Of
ignorance and reared by stupidity. The
whole business is l-ss than senseless
oLsense-Morrisvill Cltizsn.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
In a Bad WAY.

The l.ck of hotel accommodations at
Bellows Falls is lively topic OF cow rsa-
ton among travelling men. 1t is reported
that Claremont and Springfield hotels are
doing rushing business. Travelling men
who cannot secure accommo iations here
tar y just as briet time as possible and
then hustle away.-Bellows Fall, TINES
This is putt e it mildly 1t is hoped
aud believed that the copiuus outpourings
OF profanity that the miSerable hotel ac-
comm odations at Bellows Falls are direct
ly respons BILE amDng traveller, will not
appear against them when the last final
balancing OF the books takes place Heaven
toriend any crea ure from being COMPEL d
to tarry for long in that present wretched
vii &c. More cannot be said.-Rutland
News.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
Looks Suspicious.

1t is urder'tood that Congress Powers
stated that he ST. cd ready to give $500 FIR
the opportunity to cross examine ex-Gov-
ernor Page on the witness stand. The
Bennington Retormer ha, made Mr.. Page
defendant 10 law suit, Congressman Pow
ers being named as one OF the plaintiff S
attorneys. The Reiormer now announces
that it will appear soon in brand new
outfit OF type. Such an outfit could per
haps be purchased tor $500. Congress-
man Power, is believed by his friends to
be business man who makes good his
statements. Oh course there is no earthly
connection between any Of the foregoing
statements OF fact -Rutlard News.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
The Ravages of the Grip.

A con.id rabe proportion of the coun-
try is now in the throes of the grip, which
in many citi.s ha, become epidem; C, and a
large number of fatal cases arr reported
Late dispatches tr IN various centers of
population in / ate that the dis 'ase is
scarcely l1's pread and disastrous
tta1 it was VIII first cpl enc in this
cou0fry in the winter of 1889 go Lat
week here we in New Yok something
ov4r 20 600 cases, in Chlcsg) over 1907
900. Will in scores of other cities ther e
wtrn p~oportionate numb=r of cases. In
many place, business has been greatly i'm
peded BY the presence of the malsdy,
schools aid places Of public assembly
closed and hes ifel, taxed to OVERT wi e.
The grip SENS ttI' winter to be an I'M
usually arIstocratic disease, tskirg finn
hold upon may pers rs N high place
Among those whom 1t has attrarked are
Pr sident Mckinley, Secretary Hay, Ad-
miral De ~ey, Editor Harmsworh Of the
Lo 1don Mail, Preside Harper of Chicago
IN versity, Comptroller Coler OF NV York
aid hundreds of 9th people of promi-
hence. But the humblest citizen is by no
m ans immune from it.
Every doctor ba' his own method of
dealing with the GRIP and the wise thing
to do IS not to trife with it when it takes
hold hard, but call in good physician, a,
the complications which may ersue are
dangerous. However, as IAN ounce Of
prevention is worth a pouni OF cure" it is
also Wis to take all reasonable precautions
ag, nst it. Conformity to these simple
rules may help to ward it off:
Keep warmly clad.
Keep the ct dry.
Avoid ats.
Use sumulants sparingly, if at all.
| Eat nourishing food.
Take your meals regularly.
| Do rot overhead your house.
See that the ventil ttion is good.
Take quinine in ton doses.
Take pIeuty Of exol cpse, fresh air and sleep.
Aud ab.ve al don't worry or get pa icky,
-keene Sentinel.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
WATCH THE DATE.
The Foremost Mason.

The new XII 6 of England, E lward VII ,
i, now tie le4Iing Free M .son of the
world. He has been Identified with the
Mas mic order for 80 years, and has re-
ceived the thirty-hird and last d gree. As
Prince of Wales he WAS grand master OF
the grand lodge, of E gland, Ireland,
Scotland aid Wales. He was also grand
prior of the o -dtr cf Krjgh Templar in
England and ga1d Paron of the An lent
AMI A cepted Scottish Rite OF Free Masonry
in the United Kingdom. AS king he retain,
bis rank in the order. H. i, said to be an
ide Il Mason, and it i, ga d II at his con-
nection WI the order has resulted in the
relaxing of social lines in Engl.nd to a
marked degree. The newspapers give thi,
account of bis initiation:
His roy,l high e's was admitted into The
frate nifty under 'oreign constitution. He
va inlti.t'd into the mysteries by tn Xxi G
OF Swt d n w1'le he was OF visit to
Stock oil n IN Dec byr, 1868 In 1869
tn grand lodge OF E land ma e him a
grand master, and IN D-c-mber, 1863 he
became grand master In the prec' ding
north, on motion OF the duke OF Loirs er.
grsn ms er Of the grand lodge oil Iceland,
the tide OF patron CT tn ord in Ireland
was c. nte red upon the prIoce by the
grand lodge Of Ireland. H, was subse-
q1ently elected worshiptul master OF Royal
Alpha lo'g4 Is, in Will s. rooms, Lond IN,
and later worsoipfnl m ster OF Apollo Uni
velsity lodge 357, Oxford.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

70, who has been counting out the money
we k had an acute attack OF cashiers
o'omn aad suts tut" had to be procured
a"8l7p Lincoln Hose company, No
avs ale on to'xI gni'h batch OF
~ Boan's mann. rip, wh'ch lad set the
comno,rgr ON ai e. At l2P. n, the
S;ye u n 18th which tn" lon,l wro'e n"
! .J,ns articI, tor tn first number of his
nso.r. rx,l d d with a rribla 'ht OF
,bnrder. Nobody was hurt, but the heart
a, d. John II Grid er, 10 whom the per
hid hen pr missed, was broken.
When the colonel vent to bad, tired,
bpt happy ma \, at 2 IS this morning, hs
said th,t n 'thrug in the world DO hered him
except the fact that he had to bny his raw
pauer OF a cop,rsti New York Sun
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
The Weekly BRYAN.

All day yesterday an enthusiastic but q
reverent crowd filled the word room, OF
the Weekly Brysn. The Peerless glowed
with hope and speech Tie boy Absslom
and Bryan Chorus Club sang silver aud
antitrust hymns. Telegram, OF congr stu-
lations were received from Coin Harvey,
Cyclone Davis, Web. Davis, Jim Weaver,
lobe Scrufchins. Hez Lung and other
prominent Brysnites.
Seven letter carriers broke down under
their weight OF reglsterei letters and had
to be carried of in ambulauces. The cash
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

Persons who suffer from indigestion can
not expect to live long, because they canno;
eat the Tod required to noulish the body and
the products OF the undigested foods they do
eat poison the bo>d. 1t is important to cure
indigestion as soon as possible, and the best
method of DONG this is to use the preparation
known as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digests
what you eat and restores all the digestive
organs to perfect health. Pierce's Pharmacy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

Boston is without doubt the largest liter,
airy center in the world 1t is estimated
that is population is ,welled annually BY
over 10000 students in its universities,
colleges and prof ssonal schools. Of this
number 1857 are students in Harvard uni
ver'iy and Radcliffe college Boston is
truly the Mecca of collsgianc
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
EaS Cd as E21 @fESsEc9

No disease makes a person feel older.
1t stifions the Joints, produces lamcnees,
and makes every motion painful.
It is sometimes SO bad as wholly to disa-
BILE, and IL a.3Gl nC>or be neglected.
Elsie B, Kirk, Box 247, Montezuma,
Iowa, had it in her hi.s and limbs so tn, :
she could not sleep; Mrs. Hattie Turner,
Bolivar, Mo-, had it so severely she could
not lift anything and could scarcely get
up or down stairs; w. II, Shepard, Sandy
Hook, Conn, was laid up with it, was cold
even in July, and could not dress himself.
According to testimonials voluntarily
given, these sufferers were permanently
relieved, as thousands have been, by
BGeDes'S SsasaSapassiAEsa
which corrects the acidity OF the blood
on which rheumatism depends and builds
up the whole system.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

The lsces, j3wels, gold plate, pictures,
ETC., of the late Queen Victoria are est
mated at over S. 900, 600, quite comfort
able personal estate. THIS amount will
Just about pay the debts of the present
king, contracted when he was Prince OF
Wales.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

The most soothing, hesling aid antiseptic
app C Iti0u ever devised Is DaWitt's Witch
Hrzsl Save 1t relieves at once and cures
oil :, sores, ecz ma and skin diseases. Be-
ware If limitations. Pierce's Pharmacy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

The funeral OF Queen Victoria will be
held Saturday. 1t will be one of the most
imposing spectacles in the history OF the
English nstion. A famine in black was re-
ported early in the lex, the demand for
mourning attire had been so great.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
Book
Accounts
For Sale !!

Curnel McGowen, Bel
LOIS Falls, $2.10
J. E Woods, Saxtons
River, VT, 300
Arthur Woods, Charles
town, N. H., 500
c. A. Tfask, Bellows
Falls, VT, 800
Edward Hawkes, dude,
Bell W. Falls, 2.4s
A. M J,ckson, worked
f'r Beri" Bridge Co., Bel
lows Falls, $50
John Maloney, river
diver, Bellows Falls, $50
John Waldo, coachman,
BELLOWS Fills, 200
Accounts Of R. O. Smith and
Sim i Mcdonald have been sold
anC settle d up.
IF YOU hear anybody criticising
this me he'd of collecting look at them
sharply and ash them how it affects
hem. Remember the old adage,
'sA hit hird fl tiers
Nothing but accounts that we have
sent num0e, less statements and they
hav- practically refused to pay will
be advertised for sale.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

1.-THE Progressive Farmer" is the name
OF ne" Vermont paper. 1t is published
at Newport IN the Express and Standard
offi'e. This makes the third agricultural
paper in he safe, and all have to compete
agairst outside journals with very low sub
scription pri2es.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

The senate committee on agriculture
thr ugh S nator Ploctor have reported in
favor of the Grout oil margarine bill.
There was, however,, a m no1i y report.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

the people OF the United States. In this
respect our hr,rts are as Eoglsh a.,
yours can be. We do not yield to any Of
the subjec's OF her vast dominlons in opr
respect FIR the qreu, and our At.
lection for the woman. We Iemember
that she was our friend in the dark day,
when we ne d friends and when her
people needed her wise counsel and re-.
strsining influence. We mourn with you, "
Edward VII, the new king OF L gland
is very human. All the world knows that
be is lover of fast horses, but few would
suspect that he would remember a little
ckey with cal gram, yet this was Jus.
what be did las, week, Johnny Reff aged
Is, whose home is in Toledo, Ohio, IA,
been famous jockey in England during
the p ,st two years. He once rode one Of
tn kings hor es in winning race, and
when be lie uned OF Queen Victoria's deab
sent h son, the king, message of condo
lence. In reply Jobnoy received this cable.
gram: "Cowe', IL OF Wight, January
25. My deer little Johnny:-Your tend,r
message OF sympathy to me in this, the sad.
de,t hour of affection that l have ever
known, will be one OF my most cherished
assurance, Of brave American boys love,
| thar you. Your true friend and com.
rade in the old days,
Edward VII"
Some of the state papers have been max.
ing comments on the habit of prof,niy
which has an iron grip on the male populs
ii IN of the state and is said to be tighten.
ing its hold on the female portion. 1t can
MOI be disputed that the silly, indefensble
dr,gl,ting habit OF pro snity is almost uni.
versal. Not all men swear good, rogn1
spnorous ca his; me use diminutves viii
the mi't,hen idea that they are getting al
the benefits of swearing without incurrina
moral CD oq1y. Some good men, VII.
would be shocked If charged with profau
iy, make themselves ridiculou, by sand
wching their conversation with oa.hlet,
thai e both sen,eles, and puerile Pro
family in any form is inexcusable. 1t is il
violation of command Of Almighty God
1t is weakening to conversation. 1t i!
demoral zing both to those who speak anG
thos, who hear. Thai profanity should
be general among the ignorant and morally
degenerate is not SO strange. But the vile
habit is not limited to these classes. Mer
Of education and refinement are often the
most glib swesrers. They give the prac
tice classic finish and it becomes witt
them almost an art. II this class OF mer
could see stenographic report OF al
hours conversation, they ought to be SC
ashamed OF he record that reform woull
be inaugurited at once.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

The Barre Times has been investigating
liquor sales in Vermont. 1t says: 1.-THE
Barre hquor agency during the past year
soil 81 O96 worth Of liquor Good old
C1ngregationalist St. John.bury cor.ume d
$4,000 W rth; at Brattleboro, the Athens,
Paris and Boston OF Vermont, the con-
sumption wa, $4,000 worth. Rutland
took little more while the sleepy little
capital city, SIX miles down tie Barre
sewer, required over $50 900 worth to
keep it awake enough to do business"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

Ihe report comts from Washington that
the cleo and cotton seed rings with million,
behind them ara endeavoring to hang up
the Grout-OIeomargarine bill for this ses-
sion. When congress again meets Gen.
Grout will not be there and the final
Knockout will not be diff ,uls to accom-
pli'h. Can this be the same Grout who.
according to some source. of information
amounts 10 hut lit lie and i, the Grand bow
OF bis co1stituentsp
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

Senator Pr ,ctor sent this telegram to the
editor oil the Montreal Star:
"Tkere will be no more sincere mourn
ers of the death Of Queen vic,ori. than
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

oHANaB OF ADDKEss
Subscribers wishing the postoffice address
IF their paper change must send US both the
DID and new address.
ADvHRTIsHRs
will hnd the TynBs the best advertising med
Jun in southern Vermont. Located in .
thriving manufacturing village and railroad
center ut the border line of two states and
circulating in four counties of those states, II
is not excelled as means of reaching large
and thrifty population. Rates will be fur
nished on application.
NOTICE.
All postmasters are authorized agents fol
the paper.
WATCH THE DATE.
Watch the date on your paper, 1t has beer
the policy of this paper since Its establish
ment not to stop subscriptions at the exptra
ton of the time paid for unless explicit or
ders are given to that effect. However wher
directions are given either at the time o.
subscription or subsequently to have The
paper stopped 1t will be stopped promptly a.
he expiration of the time paid for unless
renewed. No paper will be stopped until al
arrearages are paid. Subscribers are urgeC
to keep their suhscriptions paid in advance
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
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but we must have them.
Your hens will lay If you
iced them Oyster Shells
and Crystal Grit, with
plenty of Bone and Ami
nal Meal. Try them and
see for yourself. Farmers
and lumber men can get
blankets, axes, cant dogs,
cut saws, and wedges of
# us. Give us a call.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
Bellows Falls Times
puBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BIZ
", C. BELKAAP 1 co.. ProrrlstOTs.
w. o. BELKNAP. Editor

One copy one year in advance $l'So
LJne copy six months in advance 10
One copy three months in advance ~
SILL noI p"nn;as .05
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31

Know One Sure Remedy
for an obstinate cold. Its name u Pyny-Peesossl