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Lawyer Brief-"I see that case of yours in on. Jury drawn yet?"
 Lawyer Skinner-"Yes, and it's 8 splendid one"
 Lawyer Brief-"Above the average in intelligence, eh?"
 Lawyer skinner-"No; way below it." Philadelphia Press.
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Teacher-"J Johnny, what is bread fruit?"
 Johnny (instantly)-"Ready Bits" \ Teacher-T There's 8 delicious bit Of truth In that"
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MIR. HOWE BETTER.
His Physician Said He Was Making
 Steady Improvement.

The condition of Elbridge L. Howe was much more favorable last night than it has been for the past two weeks, and his attending physician, Dr. E. l.. R. Thomson, said that his patient was making steady improvement. His pulse has dropped to 100 and at no time dur ing the day was it above 102 Dr. Thom- son said that he believed that the fever would run it's course by Friday, The lung trouble that caused so much fear at first has been cleared up entirely, but recently an abscess back of the drum of the right ear has formed, but Dr. Thomson says that aside from deafness for short time, he anticipated no trou- ble from that ailment.
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7atE9N'MALLN&@.

in the many pastimes and divertise- ments offered by that splendid shore resort. 3$.a
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Local Weather Report.

New Haven. Sept. 1.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

L. NJ. TARR. Observer
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PITTsFIELp.

Mrs. Graves is very poorly.
Mrs, r. L. Brigham OF Windsor visited
IN town last week.
Miss Lucy Ranney was in Rutland sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. Bassett and son have returned 10
their home in Barre.
Mrs. Geo. Davis returned home from
Lebanon, n. H.. Tuesday.
Miss Mabel McCollom has returned TO
her home In Somerville, Mass
James oney has sold his blacksmith
shop and tools to Wilbur Fiheld.
Mrs. Laura Jaccard and sons, who have
been spending the summer at Geo. McCol-
Ions. returned 10 their home in Fort
Worth, Texas, last week.
Miss Cook, teacher in the upper grade Of
the village school has resigned her POSI-
tion for better one In the Proctor graded
school and went TO that place Saturday.
Miss Lucy Perkins OF Castleton il expect
ed TO finish the remainder OF the term
commencing next week.
The ladies of the Cong'l society held an
IN the church sept. %, con-
sisting OF vocal music by Miss Blanche
sparhawk OF Randolph, instrumental
music by Mrs. Laura Jaccard OF Fort
Worth, Tex, and readings by Miss Cook.
IL was followed by an ice cream social.
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Henry Hayward goes TO Montpelier this
week.
Kate Edison came home last week to
stay awhile.
Miss Winnie Rowell is at Benz. fuckers
through the fair.
James james went TO West Lebanon last
week Wednesday.
Miss: Mamie Earle Of Chelrea is helping
Mrs. II. Hayward.
II. NJ. Wires Of Randolph is visiting at
DR.. II. II. Hayward's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dickerman spent
few days in Mortified last week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Jones suffered quite severely
last week with a lame arm and shoulder.
Rev. f. II. Alden got badly kicked in
one leg by a horse while in Barre last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Pierce Of East Ran
dolph were at her fathers, j. B. Sargent's,
Sunday.
Oscar Stoughton of Royalton and VIII
Flanders OF Chelsea are in the hotel
through the fair.
Rev. Almon Shepherd Of Corinth bought
the late y. q. Preston place last week and,
with his wife will move here soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. @. Preston went last
week to Woodstock fair and from there to
Claremont to visit his brother, Geo. Pres
ton.
Mrs. Geo. Buxton and mother and May
and Ray from West Lebanon came Tues
day TO attend the fair and visit their many
friends.
While laying stone wall a stone fell on
o. F. Campbell's hand, jambing two OF his
fingers, one OF them so badly that several
stitches had to be taken.
Rev. +. II. Alden was unable to preach
last Sunday. Mrs. Alden gave very in
account Of Miss Ellen NJ. Stones
talk at the missionary convention last
week
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SOUTH TUNeRIDGE.

Bertha Cloud is at home this Week.
Mrs. Clara Paine and Eva lately visited
the Chandler brothers.
Mrs. Lizzie Mudgett visited her old
friends here this week.
Frank Tucker is working on the
Fair grounds this week.
Minnie Allen spent several days with
friends in Tunbridge last week.
Mrs. Harrison Moves of Rumney, n.
H., is at G. w. Flanders for visit.
Miss Mary n. Boutwell, OF Gaysville is
sewing at Mrs. A. J. Wills for a few
days.
Mrs. Ruth Wells and Abbie, and Mrs.
Ella Tenney and little Wells, arrived
Saturday and viii spend some time in
this vicinity.
Rev. Chas. Flint OF Guildhall occupied
the pulpit on September p, and preached
the Tuesday evening following. The
pastor will hold service each Friday even
ing at 7:30 O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. White will hold special
old folks service next Sunday, to which
all the older members of the church and
parish are specially invited, and it is
specially desired that all the older men,
bers may come together at that time,
but this does not exclude the younger
people, who also will be cordially well
coined.
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
BARNARD.

| WANTED:-A good Barnard correspond
ent for this paper. Write L. B. johnson
Randolph.
Asa Perry has not been so well OF late.
Michael Hoar OF Boston paid his parents
a flying visit last week.
Misses Earle and Lille Chase recently
visited friends in Hartford.
Miss Leila Rand OF Cambridge, Mass, il
guest at G. f. Wheelock's.
Town Representative II. A. Eastman
went to Montpelier Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Richmond are in
Boston and vicinity this week.
Mrs. George S. Cheney of Cambridge,
Mass, is guest at O. c. Smiths.
Mrs. r. T. Dean is visiting at II. n.
Bruce's in South Pomfret this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hadley are now oc-
cupying the tenement over the store.
Chauncey Perry Of Pomfret called on
relatives in town the first Of the week.
Miss Van Lora Aikens recently spent
several days with friends in Gaysville.
Mrs. Shurtleff OF Marion, Mass, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Hadley.
Miss Elizabeth Hadley returned from a
months visit in Marion, Mass, Monday.
Barnard was deserted last week Wednes-
day when everyone went to the County
fair.
Mrs. Olive Taggart and son from Mas
sachusetts were at Lucian Richmond's
last week.
Mrs. r. H. Abbott and Miss Abbott of
Boston have been guests at E. F. Abbott's
the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Guernsey Of Windsor
spent Sunday and Monday with their
uncle. III. o. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Perry and
daughter, Mildred, of South Pomfret spent
Sunday at II. A. Eastman's.
A. c. Eastman has finished work in p.
B. Hadley q Sons store and Miss A. T..
French is now clerking there.
The custom of giving the children of
the schools one day for the fair has been
abolished. All lost time now has to be
made up.
Henry Ward and wife left Monday for
Boston where they expect to make their /
future home.
After this week P. B. Hadley & Son viii /
close their store promptly at z O'Clock on I
Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Patrons +
OF this office please bear this in mind.
DR.. A. L. Cooper begins a series OF gos
pei meetings Saturday evening, October 4,
at the NJ. r. church. Services every even
ing except Saturday. Everybody invited.
All those wishing to spend a pleasant
evening should remember the sociable
Friday evening" Oct. Sd. Each person is
requested to carry their baby photo or the
one taken earliest in life which they hap
ben TO have. Among the promised fea-
.ures of the evening are the "Topsy Turvy
1horus,n peanut race and the hot coffee
march.
Barnard horses came home from Wind
ior County fair with their share of the
ionors. Z. NJ. Wilson won first premium
With Aland Wilks; +. S. Putnam won the
with Young Alexander and
olt two years old; w. c. Dadforth won
econd premium with Bradlaugh; Fred
Aikens, LIST premium on colts two years I
I'D, and Eben Holmes took premiums
With both his colts, Jernegan and Andal.
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vERsHIRE.

Miss Cora Church Was in town recently
One person was baptised at the Advent
church last Sunday.
A grandson Of Mrs. Norris from New
York visited her last week
Miss shumway OF West Fairlee recently
visited Mrs. Florence Ford.
Mrs. Thayer was home from Barre for a
few days the first OF the week.
A. {. Dodge is taking treatment twice a
week with physician in Barre
Mr.. end Mrs. f. J. Woodcock are enter.
tanning friends from out OF town.
The entertainment given by the Leet
sisters Tuesday was well spoken of.
Rufus blanchard is to spend some time
with his daughter, Mrs. B. +. Fuller.
b. F. Fuller, representative elect from
Vershire, left Tuesday for Montpelier.
Tax bill notices signed by the collector
are now posted calling for the payment OF
all taxes before the first OF November next.
There is to be a union service at the
church next Sunday morning. The speak
er is to be furnished by the state Anti
Saloon League.
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The Best Of All and

Tor over fifty years Mrs. winslowis Soothing
syrup mas been used by mothers for their children
while teething. Are you disturbed al night and
Droken o. your rest by sick child suffering and
crslhk WIN PAIN uf cutting teeth7 II 80 send al
syrup ior children teething. Its value h
lnealeulable. " will relieve the poor little
snnerer Immediately. Depend upon IL. mothers.
there Is no mistake about Il. II cures diarrhea'
~ uiates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
s9nc, soltens the gums, reduces Inflammation and
knes Tone ana energy TO the whole system
MIS- Minslows Soothing Syrup for children
teetnlng Is pleasant 70 the taste and Il the
prescription OF one Of the oldest and best femaia
physicians and nurses In the Udted States ana
n Ior safe by an druggists throughout the world
r 1rlce soc. bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" ~
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sTockHRIDoE.

Mrs. John Angel was in Bethel recently
Mrs. L. W. Clark is visiting in Roches'
ter.
John Angel was in Burlington lasi
week.
Walter Luce is spending several days in
Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Norton were in Roch-
ester Sunday.
Maurice Luce Of Bethel is working for
John Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed patnode were in Roch-
ester Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Eubsr were in
Rochester Monday.
Leslie Chamberlin visited in Lincoln
and Warren few days recently.
Misses Grace and Hattie Cook and friend
OF Rochester were In town Sunday.
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Holmes Of Pitts
field visited Nellie Neh Wednesday.
p. w. Green is in Rutland and Yer
gennes on a business trip this week.
Henry Raymond and Charles Burt Of
Stowe were at r. \. Lawrence's saturday
Lueian Blackmer, Jr., Of St. Louis is
visiting his father, Lucan Blackmer, at
Ira Smiths.
Several from Pittsheld were in town
Sunday TO listen TO the sermon by Rev. T.
5. Hubbard.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Murphy was quite III with cholera infan-
tum last week.
Mrs. May Austin was granted a divorce
from her husband, Fred Austin, in Bur-
lington last week.
Allen Rogers and daughter, Mrs. Frank
Parmenter, OF Rochester called on Mrs.
Nellie Nen Wednesday.
Olin Bradley and daughter, Miss Bessie,
visited has father, Horace Bradley, in
Woodstock Wednesday.
Milon Packard and bride Of New Hamp-
shire are visiting relatives in town. We
wish them much happiness.
Harvey Blackmer is attending the con-
vention at Bellows Falls and from there
will 90 TO Washington, ID. c.
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HARTFORD.

Mrs. VIII Rogers is visiting in Sharon.
Miss Laura Bugbee has gone to Boston.
L. S. Newton spent Sunday in Meriden,
n. II.
Perry Sturtevant has moved into Mrs.
Hatchis tenement.
Mrs. John Hutchinson returned from
Pomfret Saturday.
Rev. A. ]. Lord and wife are spending
some time in Meriden, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Woolson and son
OF Springfield have been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Fenno.
Miss Grace Waterman, j. II. s., '02, has
gone to Brockton, Mass, to resume her
studies. Miss Waterman enters there
in advance of those of her age, which
speaks well for our young people, as
well as for our schools.
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WILLIAMsToWN,

Charles Edison was in Plainfield Thurs
day.
Miss Nellie Daley returned to Sharon
last week.
Mrs. Hattie Goodrich was in Washing
ton last Monday.
Mrs. Theodore Wilfore has been i'll with
heart trouble of late.
Miss Nora Bressette OF Washington is
working at Albern Briggs.
Miss Eva Barup OF Washington is work.
ing for Mrs. Frank Jeffords.
Mr.. Mclean has bought George Bruce's
farm on Baptist street for $500.
Miss Bessie Jeffords of Washington Wis
tied at George Goodrichs last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Wright OF Brook
field were at Oliver Dickinson's Friday.
George Lavine has traded his place here
for Horace Whites farm in East Brook
field.
Lyman Hayward, who boards at Willard
Sprague's, fell last week and badly frac-
tured one arm.
Several from here attended the wedding
reception OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gotta in
West Berlin the 23d.
Even Mckenzie moved his family to
Barre Saturday and George Wilfore moved
to West Berlin the same day.
MI. ana Mrs. sherman w lnchester have
moved from the Poole house to the tene-
ment over Hopkins & Houses store.
Rhoda Brown went to her home in New
York state last Friday. Her sister, Mrs.
Nellie Simons, is i'll with appendicitis.
DIR. William j. Tindall was in New York
city last week. Mrs. Tindall visited in
Burlington while the doctor was away.
Edlow Bushey and Miss Edith Lavine
were married hv Rev William GchaRala
the 9th. They went to Canada on a we'd
ding trip.
Mrs. Willard Walker and sister, Miss
Cross, went to New Brunswick last week
to attend the funeral OF THEN brother,
Preston Cross.
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STAFFORD.

Curtis Morrill, is spending few days in
town.
James S. Morrill, left Tuesday for Mont
pelier.
Amos Morrill, has returned from his trip
to Barnet.
d. c. Hyde was in Post Mills Saturday
on business.
Gardner n. Cobb was home from Dart
mouth over Wednesday.
/ Frank Harding has been i'll the past
week and confined to the bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Sanborn left
Tuesday for Greenfield, Mass.
Miss Anna NJ Cummings was at home
| for few days the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar A. Norris entertain
ed guests from out of town last week.
Mr. and Mrs Hazen Clark of Middlesex
are guests for a week at l.. A. Clark's.
| DIR. G. f. Quimby and family returned
Saturday to their home in New York city.
| The Leet orchestra OF Topsham gave a
concert at the town hall Wednesday even
ing.
G.F. Kent is improving his residence by
the addition of new windows and a coat OF
paint.
Mrs. II. /. Silloway and children return
ed the first of the week from their visit at
Roxbury.
Mrs. Belle Clogston and son Of Pompa-
noosuc visited at the home OF her parents
last week.
The Worlds fair at Tunbridge has been
the Mecca for many of our townspeople
this week.
w. c. Hazelton left Monday for Glovers-
willie, n. Y, where he enters a life insur-
ance office.
Mrs. Henry Cummings left Tuesday for a
short visit at her cousins, Mr.. Goodnow's,
of Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. George Johnston has gone to |
Bethel, where she IS employed in a milli- |
merry establishment.
Miss Abbie Chandler went to Boston on
to resume her studies at the Wv
England conservatory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred b. Hazelton and
daughters returned Saturday to their
home in Waverly, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Stone and
daughter were recent guests at Frank
Bloodis in West Fairlee.
Mrs. George F. Chandler and daughter,
Irene, made recent visit at Mrs. Free
mans in Plainfeld, \. II.
Mrs Clara II. Paine and daughter, Miss
Eva Paine, visited last week at the home
lf Mrs. c. +. Harlow Of Wilder.
A most interesting report OF the meeting
II the Vermont branch of the W. B. NJ,
leld az Barre last week, was given Sunday
,vening at the Congn church by Mrs.
Mary A. Hatch and Miss Sarah X. Cum
nings.
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CONDEMNED TO Dir
a Hta ura nonl MOTHER HEARS
HER DAUGHTERS DOOM '''
Tragedy In a Pennsylvania Town r..
pity Averted--The Mo,h.,, nap
Now Published for the FRS,

- i-iss prospects should be brigbte..
the American glrl at fifteen sees iof
charm OF the budding grace ~ ieeis the
hood and the world daily - Nomsn-
attractions as the awkward 5s,.t neE
grlhood are left behind. car 80, o. hef
more tragic than girl al tbis -. ig be
nned 10 bed OF suffering wifb soa-
ior the future but that death NAV ses n9le
suneringsT All too often tbe 49,. 80 neg
neartproken mother hears -. a9a
'....' ! lps the sentence that the cbas
9Pon whom she has lavished years ~ ~, .'lu
n ls carr cannot live TO brighten her M.
street, Plymouth, Pa, Is MOI IL. a.e4taeImy
heard these fateful words mi ng has
case the threatened tragedy was s nose
To reporter she said afeiied'
That my daughter, LAyinia. IA ain,
Wen today Is due entirely TO d. Wili,.saluql
RINK Piils. When she was in ber -
year she had severe attack of sca. A.l
fever which left her in a dreadful ststl i'e.
health. She was thin and pallid 80 y
tortured with violent headache ana 80. ~
ache. II almost broke my heart Il - ~ ~ -
suffer so. ~ hsf
''she would lie on the bed win
strength or ambition TO move =. ~, uo
speak. She could not eat a thing ~.
bowels used TO swell up and The Raet !.
her head would get 80 hot that tbon,e.
her brain would be affected. gu
Two OF our best doctors treated he, d..
both said she would never De cured. ~.
she would either die OF Brightis discs -
her trouble would turn into quick con.
sumption. N'u'
''she had been suffering this wsv q,
about eight years and constantly grov-irs
worse when, upon the recommendation u
a friend, had her stop an other medi-irs
and take DR.. Williams Pink Pills Tor psis
People. These pills saved her life She u.
gan 70 improve with the taking 0f ~
nrst box and IN q short time was ueriest.
" wen, since then she has never Seen IS
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work
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Auction.

will sell at public auction Saturday,
Oct. 4th, 1902, one o'clock p. m. sharp at
the late residence of John A. Fales, deceas-
ed, OF Pomfret the following property:
One buggy, one one-horse lumber wagon
with hay rack, one sleigh, one driving
and one work harness, one Lukin plough,
stead, sofa, lounge, chairs, one nine foot
extension table as good as new, one good
cook stove, also two other stoves, some
shoe makers tools, one chest carpenters
tools, broad axe, adj, augers, chisels, bits
and bit brace, planes of various kinds.
saws, ETC., also tool chest, cross-cut saw,
wood saw, sheep shears, hog hook, iron
bars, grindstone, soldering iron, force
pump, wire stretcher, one good Howe sew
ing machine, one set scales and other arti-
cles not mentioned here.
HERMAN BUGBEE, Admr.
No. Pomfret, VT, Sept. p, 1902.
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Natural ANXIETY.

Mothers regard approaching winter
Win uneaslness, children take cold so
easily. No disease costs more little lives
tt Group. Its attack is so sudden that
s me suneIer Is OFTEN beyond human aid be-
readily to One Minute Cough Cure. Lioui-
mes the mucus, allays inflammation, re-
moves danger. Absolutely safe. Acts
immediately. Cures coughs. colds. grin
bronchitis, all throat and lung tro1ble'
r ;. Mcmahon, Hampton, Ca: "a had
COLO rendered me voieeless Just before an
oratorieal contest. ! intended to with
=. put took One Minute Cough Cure.
1t restored my voice in time 10 win ~.
medal" c. j. StockweIl. Hancocl- = W
Prince, South Randolph. .
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SOUTH STAFFORD.

The concert during the week was fairly
good.
Mrs. c. d. Edgerton Of Mortified is at
Mr.. Orcutt's.
The Misses Richardson are in Chelsea
for few days.
Mrs. Theodore Butcher has returned
from New York.
The interior of the Universalist church
is being painted.
Mr.. Flemming from Rye-on-the-Sound
is at the Barrett House.
Mrs. Frank Dow of Claremont, n. H., is
visiting at Mr.. Clafiin's.
DIR. Frank Hewes and family from Gro
ton, Conn.,, have arrived.
School in this village closed Tuesday for
the remainder of the week.
Miss Alice Brown gave two dinner par
ties to several of the elderly people of the
place last week.
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POST MILLS.

II is reported that c. E. Flanders has
rented his store TO Mr.. Locke.
VIII Jenkinson has sold his house at the
foot OF Fairlee lake to c. +. Flanders.
Mrs. Ernest Palmer is in quite feeble
health and fears are entertained of her re-
covery.
Mrs. Phebe Howard from North Thet-
ford is visiting at c. f. Kibbey's and III.
/ V. Burr's.
The LyndonviIle Creamery association
recently paid 20lc. for butter fat from the
August milk.
Misses Hattie and Edna Fletcher from
Wayne, ILL.,, are spending a few days at
their cousins, w. II. Burr's.
The Titus brothers have sold their farm
near the creamery al Lakeside TO Fred
Brown, who now resides on the place.
Thomas Mason has sold out his barber
business here in the old postoffiee block
10 Mr.. Parker, who viii take possession
soon.
II. j. Davidson has taken the contract
10 furnish lumber and put up small barn
for r. Hatch on South Main street near
the rod shop.
The Fish Rod company has leased OF
Mrs. p. Kimball OF Illinois the store and
grstmill in this place and hired III. II.
Southworth to work for il the same as the
past year.
Lucian LOOMS has, sold his farm and
personal property TO Mr.. Reynolds from
Hanover, n. H., who will take possession
Oct. IS. Mr.. LOOMS and family will move
10 Illinois soon.
H. II. Southworth has recently received
from the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Co. of Montpelier full payment for his
horse killed by lightning the first Of the
season.
Frank Daley and wife will move TO w.
A. Dodge's house on lake street this |
week and }. b. Simonds will take posses |
sion OF his place formerly occupied by |
Frank Daley.
c. r. Kibbey and wife have returned 4
from a ten days carriage drive along the 4
Connecticut river, visiting friends and /
Mr.. Kibbee was taken sick 4
and Dr. Allen was called, but has
not fully decided as 10 the trouble yet.
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There is more catarrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced il a local
disease, and prescribed local remedies. and
by constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced il incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be consti-
tutional disease, and therefore REQUIRES
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.
Toledo, o., is the only constitutional cure
on the market. 1t is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops TO teaspoonful. 1t
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address,
FL. CHENEY & Co, Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Fairly Pills are the best.