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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-10-04
Prices, 3oc, soc, 75c and 81.
By C. p Gibson, Auctioneer.
Auction Sale of
Personal Property

Having sold my farm, known as the Geo
Bennett farm in Dummerston, Vt, | will sell
at public auction. on the premises, on Tues
day, October15, 1901, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
the following personal property, to witt This
is an excellent opportunity TO secure first
class property. rs the stock Is all of the best
grade. and the household goods all nearly new
STOCK, FARMING TOOLS, ETC.-Seven
extra nice youEg cows. five coming in SOON:
2 fine heifers coming in in spring; | good
work horse, II nice driver for lady: two good
shOats, two Cosset Sheep. p fowls, 2horse
truck, nearly new; good lumber wagon, top
carriage, | 2-horse traverse sled, l 2-hOTse
long sled, l-hOrse sled, | upholstered sleigh,
pair double harness, single work harness, |
breastplate harness, | Granite State moving
machine, cultivator, plows, harrows, chains,
forks, shovels, hoes, etc; | Scan Cooley
Creamer, about p or 30 tons hay, about 30
baskets corn, p bbls winter apples, lot corn
fodder.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Two chamber sets.
spring beds, mattresses. and bedding of all
kinds; Morris chair. 2 centre tables, | exte n
sion table, stands rocking chairs, dining
room chairs, p yards all wool carpet. straw
mattings, lounge S-day clock, | stove, set
dishes lamps, pantry utensils, kettles, spiders,
etc. Terms made known at time of sale.
+. w. MILLER.
Dummerston,IVt. oct. |, 1901. 4OH
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-10-04

Eddie Quinn has secured rooms on
Elliot street, where he Will teach scieh-
tific boxing,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-10-04
Dummerston,'vt., Oct
IT'S
Union Club Coffee
THAT DRAWS THE PRIZE
This Week.

- A half pound Of Russian tea goes with
IA pound of Union Club Coffee ut the usual
price of the coffee, - cents. Only one package
tea in place
This tea is of extra quality and is sold sep
arately for 10 cents per pound.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-10-04
itching Joints

In the fingers, toes, arms, and other
parts of the body, are joints that are
inhamed and swollen by rheumatism
that acid condition Of the blood which
affects the muscles also.
Sufferers dread to move, especially
after sitting or lying long, and their
condition is commonly worse in wet
weather.
at has been a long time since we have
been without Hoods Sarsaparilla. My
father thinks he could not do without it.
He has been troubled with rheumatism
since he was a boy and Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is the only medicine he can take that
will enable him to take his place in the
field" Miss ADA DoTY, Sidney, Iowa.
Hoods SGrSap0riLLd
and Pills
Remove the cause of rheumatism-no
outward application can. Take them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-10-04

Seventeen men lost their lives as a re-
suit of the fire and explosion in the Wei
lington colliery in British Columbia;
The government receipts for September
were 4454, 422. and the expenditures
$32 $40. 736, leaving a surplus of SO, 123, CSC.
The net surplus since July is $l,50O,OO
Lord Kitchener reports a loss of two
officers and 81 men killed in a night at
tack made on Colonel Kekewich's camp
in the Western Transvaal, the Beers
having II officers and IA men wounded IN
the attack, which was repulsed. The
guns captured by the Beers at Vlakfon-
tein have been recaptured.
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more adapted to lyric form than TO the
stately sonnet. "'The Dying Day"
"Estranged." "Fettered, mourn even
in their titles. Neither is such a theme
AS the cider press adapted 70 this form,
as is evident in the lines:
The waiting load OF pIppins yet to
squeeze.
And
Then drawing forth the barrels foamy
bung
But in ITO an Aged Poet" there Is no
lack OF dignity, no whimpering COM
plaint II Is written in the true spirit
Of the sonnet and is worthy the name.
What II the boat be drifting down the
stream,
And oars, well worn, hang idly by its
side?
/ Must man forever pull against the tide
| Nor bask a little I'm the sunset beam?
o. worker in the glorious realm Of
Rest thou awhile. and let the river
guide;
Far-far beyond thee, as the waters
Behold the Beauteous CITY, golden,
CLEAN!
yez not thy soul, nor fear the coming
night;
When evening goes, shall burst the
morning light
Ger all the ocean OF eternity;
BE sure. O friend. there Is a Destiny
That holds the rudder. and that steers
Alright
Then let the current sweep us to the
seal
THE Outsklrter" has the following to
say OF the author Of THE Penitentes:'
] met Mr.. Louis How at the Harvard
club a few days ago. Mr.. How is The
young man that wrote 1.-THE Pen-
tentes," and The Penitentes' is the
most LUMINOSITY vivid book of the sea-
son. Mr.. How sat In a group Of his lit
erary classmates. He is tall and slen-
der his hair a mild brown. his eyes a
generous blue. His nose would delight
Mr. Henry James. his smile would en-
trance a frescOed angel, His clothes are
eloquent Of Harvard I had just read
his book. Tell me. what ever became
Of Fay Grady? Is she going to develop
into a sequel?' The tone was sincere,
the infection nattering. Mr., How
turned his generous blue eyes upon me,
and the enhancing smile dried up on
his face. Let's leave that out. | can't
talk about my own book" And his
jaws went together with a click as
Anna Katherine Green would say. The
reply was as definitely ultimate as the
impact Of a mauser bullet. Yet / did
not feel that Mr. How had handed me
one" He Is everything that isn't boor-
ish. He was not embarrassed. he was
not coquetting neither was he doing the
literary high and mighty. lie simply
win not talk about his own perform
ances. and says so with a fullness that
leaves no room for further questioning.
After the first shock, my sensations
were acutely delightful | experienced
all the radiant JOY that a botanist
might know who had found, right out
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EVEN UNTO THE END


,v.,., than breathing, nearer ''''"
ilnis and feet -, words
h., I0ri' how simple are thy "0'u'
~, ~ the day.besm shining 70 ue'
lesi al. shodowinF
Thy face a.oA faith
would shake ..s snesd
h. Wings Of morning no such speeu
,SSse SURE words Of promlse-could
ssl on the messaged truths that IN
hem live.
ec,sr than breathing, nearer man
lands and feet -,
h. ioy OF angels and the power OF
kings "A.
complete; ,-.
NJ step need talter which thy pTesele
wings. y ~
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an natlonallties-the red-facel. snub-
noged Hollander the oily Portuguese
half caste thrust OF wormed their way
through the crowd 90 look. ] seemed 90
smell corruption ln the air. Here We're
the creatures who had tattened on the
splIls There. On the field were the he
roes who won them
But Davis sees the B0er in a different
light Typifying the Boer soldier he
says:
He was neither feroclous nor sullen
nor a wild man OF the bush. No one
had offered him hefreedom OF any city
None Of the American miners who had
dug their money out of his country had
subscribed 20 give him hospital ship.
No pretty ladies poured ont tea Tor him
40 Sherry's under the patronage NJ Mrs.
Langtry or Olga Nethersole No kind
friends presented him with field glass
nor a housewife nor kodak nor
knit nIghtcap, nor khaki paiamas, nor
bottle Of tan dressing
Here are Churchilrs ideas ~ the
causes which led NJ 90 the war;
"Boer ignoranceof civilization, British
intolerance Boer brutality British in
reference Bocr independence, clash,
clash. clash am along the line. Sagh-
ter's y *. Kimberley Maiuba jameson
all these. ar0us.ng first resentment
then lolthng then contempt ana
finally q great desire o-Nf'1.Ualng into
a great conspiracy Tor united Dutch
South Africa. free from The rag that
has elsewhere been regarded as The has
OF freedom
Davis on England's positions
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THE WATCHERS.

Nhen thou d0st lay thee down
To slumber calm and deep,
Breathe thou a prayer Tor those whose
eyes
Must watch while Others sleep
For the pilot al his wheel
Across the waters dark
saia through The perIls Of the deep,
Ne guides bis lonely bark
TO- ne sart1A az his post
\ As the moments come and 90,
|Nh.ls al within ,he gates are still,
. he guards against the Zoe,
for he weary eyes that watch
Beside The bed of pain;
Do ,sr.d.nmei eyes that morning
n igh,
q Nay ti make glad again.
~ Ding thus aiown,
II 70 slrhtS calm and deep,
i'a'as thou a prayer that God will
= vauA
Whatever eyes may sleep.
KATE TUCKER GOODE.
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aoeI1fs failed b reach p writes !. b Staples
ESD Of Barclay, Usage Co, Klaus. II desire 20
pass The good word along tot the hcucht of
plhers who need your remedies ] am a rail.
ioad agent and iolr years ago my work keep
ing me ~ warm room and stepping ou. ne.
which became chronic and deep seated Doc.
lofa ililed % reach uy case and advised me 20
Wy higher air but fortunately for me- a friend
aiao advised me 20 ty pr. ricrcc's medicines
commenced taking your Golden Medical Dis.
eoyery. and by the time had taken the first
nliiie ! was better aud after taking about f1ur
nollles my cough was entirely gone This was
ayeAr ago last winter, aud again last winter
l3os ABOUT three bottles 10 prevent return af
lhe trouble have found no necessity for seek.
ing another climate
Free, The Common Sense Medical Ad.
wiser ioo5 pages, cloth bound. sent free on
receipt Of q one.ccnt STAMPS, 10 pay cx.
pense Of mailing only. Address Dr. K v.
Pierce, Buffalo n. Y
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SIVPkINS ON ETIQUETTE.

t1isi no on etiquette.
"a! s.ty book that could get,
A'lyet
isi, 'yt one 10 all the lot
vi Gets !el'er Il Is not
Isrsgsr % eat Die
~ srafis, hence why shouldn't I?
furthermore | cannot find
4 al DE books ! call to mind
A angle line
I. s.'r' reason worth a whoop
pan! 2 second plate Of soup
When feliers dine.
. tor eating marrowfats
'- a ,Doon I think that that's
u so1 o. rule.
4 y lsai pease
@n ltarn please
4 ,Ia.s more tlll I'm a snob.
4 J, w.. ny e2a straight on the cob,
! !. ',.4a''.'grass IN eat as I
,.. away done IN days gone by
4 ~ =, !. n. l,n;l.ng from the sky.
4 ,. y 81, from heaven come,
4 "'r' my finger and my thumb.
4 Y. a ! YEN hIgh talutn things
i y. -Is ..i'o9Hls vow. by iInes,
4. l... ..s them as they saw
, ,,...,' uses EN- today.
,- .,-is ain.t both good and clean
! 4, !. 7 ..l where It's always been '.'''
i, ", GOD enough for ma.
N S,1 u. much on etiquette.
s ..l. 70 wash my paws
s't Of social laws.
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cause Is apparent
as you look at the
hollow cheeks and
listen 10 the rasp.
ing cough Of the
traveller
Persons suffering
with weak lungs,
obstinate cough
and severe hcmor-
rhage even, have
found the change
Of climate mad e
unnecessary By the
use Of Dr. Pierce s
Golden Medical
Discovery. It
strengthens weak
lungs, cures obsti-
nate coughs, and
builds up the body
with sound healthy
Gesh II contains
no alcohol neither
opium cocaine nor
other narcotic.
~ feel that I owe a
debt Of gratitude 10
O. friend for recon-
needing your meli-
cine, a. well as 20
you for preparing
such grand remedies
Tor cnrouic diseases
cspecIallv. which the
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alton. The suffering / endured pen
cannot describe. | was treated by
one Of our most prominent physicians
here for five months. and found myself
getting worse instead Of better. At
the end Of the fifth month he told me
he had done all he could for ne, and
that had better 90 TO the hospital,
My sister advised me TO try your
Vegetable Compound, as II cured her
Of backache. ! did so, and took il
faithfully, and am now cured Of my
trouble, and in perfect health, many
thanks TO your medicine. | cannot
praise il enough, and would recon-
mend IL 70 all who suffer from any
female weakness. ~ Mrs. II. ;. BAIL,
46l Orchard ST., New Haven, Conn.
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ana sound Wuslics-1 &C.
silfef q perfect Nr1f 7ri
vitality ThtfggfcuoiH.ufgs
ifthefichtcuulnt is arTI-
ci. ! worked thctcstr %
ofmy lie topeuttius L..t-
u.c htlt ana know Do VII
cure every form oi WttE
Mss DO zen ans u.wcn-
n1kc them Su1rr ans \I1-
crous. as Nature intended
tlcy Sh0ulitt. NruNtor1
chance liny nt'tffI's u
cure youlW,llrlfunl even.
c,0tyoIply t0riL
m nf-nftff-Warse
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tr5ly ffercnt from other ta,s and must not be COM
Pared with them lthls SOFT, s.isen chamo.s covered
sponge ctcu1ies which cannot burn ana blister as DO
De tlre metal electrodes used on 40 other makes q
Belts. My EIctHc Belt ar be renewed when burned
Cut f0rorly 7sc when others turnout they afevonh-
tss cuaunlee Hy betto cure 30 Weaknesses 70
,I.hsr sex. Nsrt1ttie restore Nerve Vitality and
Nigor cure rheumatism In any form. Kidney, Liver
lrs Ha5ler Troubles Constipation, Stomach Dis
o.lcr, General pttID al Female Complains, eic.
Wnie to-51v Ion my hook The lIntIng q thy
Fluri-iu % Eternal Youth Sentiree postpaid ioT
'heaNng Bookvinisilyo abouiii. Soli ONLY he
DIR. BENNETT Electric Belt Co.
1totoif Union Block, Denver, Col
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NOTES

et,. ,' z made to the January
z he book stores ' Of n.y.
j. age cities Of America ss y',S
- y Ola vlncennes.r bv
y as. ,lson was the best selling
|sr6, mother laurel 10 tho ro-
b s q successful books s''''''-
y aas !, ' .l Was in Flowe ~
utd ~ IN. ,ae leaders, a record nm
3 by y iny book or any ' pVhils Gn-
n M eoo .,i lists were ests stan,
N ss,ss.,' -Knirbth5od" va ,s' .,S,,
Ay3 c y. favor "TheRedemptlon
lia. t Soison. reach a a pia 1p',
Pl.i aye, S,.l sellers which Mae P.'J !,
? an. -l''naously ever sine Nou y.
sI.,e, Of Ola Vincennesr win
r Fs,. X, Popularity which bids
y, g,,i.. .ngad N the records M
F. truly successful prede,
D. tss
~ vst, = sonnet p as a fourteen
1r.i' '' so IN iamblc pentamet :,
1 F,,.,s s ,.C'orllng 10 diagram
| l,p.- ,l .ie written. Considcr NV.
~, w, Y. ,,onnets have .t ap ',.gl,aS
y ~ p.s is latter For the most
"a, Ir.rls.9t Dawn" Is more
I. n. l,.gs..i' ', !, put now and then
= d a,,y /, touch " ~Istrp \" s9 15e
''' suggests Itself as
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Doe too highly commended. some ~
the reproductions lu the current num-
Der are well worth the trouble OF
mounting 0n appropriate mats and even
good enough TO put under glass.
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IN the btodd highway. the Hover that
had never bloomed before. ] have met
many men that tell stories. and have
asked them how they came To- do IL, but
] never met Mr. Louis How ull at the
Harvard club the other night
A new edition of Charles Klngsley's
works Is In course of preparation by his
daughter ms Harrison l.ucas MaleD.
Her introductI9ns Co the various vol
umos viii contain much interesting
unpublished matter
a new supplementary volume ls fur
nished TO "Applotons Cyclopedia OF
OF American Biography 10 contains
nearly 1000 names of Americans and
adopted citizens who have attained dis
tinction during the last twelve years,
D Appleton & Co. have within few
DAYS received from q western book
seller a single order for $500 copies of
David HdWm' Four hundred and
ninety thousand copies of This wonder
ful story have boon printed and tho
sales az present average not less than
800 copies u day, $50 that the 500 600
mark will be- shortly reached. The
new Illustrated edition has met with
Hlu'H l"'"I'
A story IS told OF Halle Ermlnle
IhtlNes' nuihof oil a furnace OF Eait
we ne" seHS,pIon,eIh s.o!y so Wlltly
discussed which illustrates this young
girls natural leadership She YVES one
autumn one or ie'Be mousse paI'E OF
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CHECKED SAlTIl.

When the first keen winds Of winter
begin to be felt in the North many an
invalid Is hurried away BY anxious friends
to the kindliei climate OF tue South The
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his own thoughts, Such book viii do
much towards making The pupils In our
schools writer's OF good English
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NERVOUS pROSTRATION.

"For two years l suffered from
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female weakness. / had leucorrhoea
very badly, and at time Of menstrual.
ton would be obliged 10 go to bed.
Also suffered with headaches, pain
across back, and in lower part Of
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wrote TO Mrs. Pinkham, and received
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ORGANIC INFLAMMATION

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hNNNIN' ~ AANI IflN "afH
MY Face Bleach Is not q new, untrled
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cine | must say 1t
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and have advised
a great many suf-
fcring with female
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/ tell people ! wish
/ could 60 on the
platform and leo
ture on t.
" My trouble was
peiuful ntuNtrua-
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Lydia T. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound will these why
tell until it, II ill., and really want TO
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which is for that absurd Ask
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attain and merit public confidence with
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which know what
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me ed confidence OF vast Of our fellow beings
Pnkham England all
Lydia Pnhams Vegetable Compound greater