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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
SQ2TEFIELO

.-acT Gloss THURSDAY for tie
mas vacation.
.s NarT D=az= M5HAt- Spoke il
nall Sunday evening.
,--na= will Re observed :, the
- .1lrr1 Friday evening, Dec. -.
Z Williams has moved his steam
c--3 Thomas QuiGla1's lot ana
gun saving there.
e.+4E va=r the mercury vas s=ek-
IS -1Ees1 paint. q rQbiE appeared
:-- = Nelson Hilllar1's house ard
- -a!ly as il rae sErirs time.
= weekly prayer meeting vas held
Z How-> Friday. IL spite @:
-g.- about = we're present. A6alla
= -asi1- charge. SuHj=c-. Do /
9-rags others: Marx 49,
-7r.s-Eas Will b= obserrei 5y The
-4cl4C SUNDAY sctcol THURSDAY
MIX Dee. >. There will o. Z Pre-
80, -1-Si>tirE 81 speaking ans sing
after which gifts will be tIsr-lc-
s-.u we'll loaded trees.
III Darling. while on his wsv 10
mil. tipped 7v=r acd vas thrown
. r. lowe. railroad crossing. TE=
=. getting -ac-let IL tha lines.
- itself. The shafts were broken.
Nc. Darling Eer6ed the broken
sa--S EL-l piece u string and TeE-
r. ~ mill
la ". r c. fair Frita7 evening
--T is usual crowd Th4 excellent
2a=-- pie supper was greatly e-t oy=t
.2-=e CuUcer. There was j good
---s1-ot fancy articles az3 large
~ q aprons T1r=4 quilts ac1 a
-Qe- Il faLc! articles we're sold a.
---z, r1= articles bringing EcoG
les Proceeds war= lIt-!= over -.
TIE company r1a- gathered 20 h=a-
5-: Z. \ DoLCec's lecture ~ tc=
and l.---= things in nature Vas
snail. II account Of the extremely
ri. weather. I-= nall couI1 Co- l.
sufficiently warmed s. he professor
rgr- 1ls sap ana cTe-c1a- aEl s-c1G o-
.-als-c boz placed CT IL register
re addressed Ms -1iFerE1c audience. .
o. = the company said biz -e=-1
--z----=5t - h could -1- 1ea- ~ leo
---=. I. vas Big cold ana .lr-.a caaL
Tazz Pellet i suffering with 8
szrsI-e6 ankle. john Ro5ci-s, w13
~aS ~ ire past week. - mGec p---er.-
2-S- 1a--e-y w@-- - Boston FRIDAY
-E.a-k ETa-s las moved ever -he
sore for -Ez winter. Miss E-T!-a
Morgan mas closed her house AZ -1=
: 4--1s and has -o1= - VI 5r-aE-= 70
send -1z winter Tit1 E=- sister. Miss
: Il. Morgan Miss T=aVl=s a 1l=
raining se1cal has been called 70 L=-
home 4 YORK s-a-= n aceaL1. II Ter
-ot1er's Sickness. -M.SS Edwards II
--= -raicl1g school has also cee1
allied home u account Of her fathers
Sickness. They viii both Dc greatly
= 5ssed- Mrs. Harry Holland i visit
IL relatives in Gays7il-7, Bethel and
".
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

J. y. Hunting i moving 70 Bellows
Falls.-N. 3. johnson has sold his
household goods az auction and viii
Leave -owu soon. Mr.. and Mrs Alvaa
Whitman. wa1 have been visiting Z
.3wc sev=ral weeks. started -1Is we@E
fer their home II Nayoma1Ie. Wis. -
NJ. ard Mrs L 0. wilbur attended
me state grange meeting a. Aorrisv!-.a
I4s- week. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bost-
wick have returned 5cE=. Mrs. T 2.
Fuller i cn the sick liS-. john Cum
Minis and George C5Go arr az work Il
L T. Lar1uac's store during NE mol
!tzvs.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
HALIFAX

i. c. Jones L4s ---- q ne slcS Isl
t-r -----e- G.: weeks. 4 --.= Trl--
lcE l. 5 slightly improved
T-= village sc--a- -sS started w=7z-
= .~e=u-. T-= Ers- meeting vas -=- :
Fr.E47 =F=1i-z. Dee u T-= VS.
Haitian village scE1o- vas I--l-s- z-1
carr % i -115-r numbers. IT, cues
-i-- - debate vas / il EsSe tl- 2
Young MAJ w proposes % &c Z fam
= g 1-=- procure Z possible q -----==
=sres-l-z Affirmative. by Ds-l=-
FAIRBANKS Ns.-e- Baker. -=Ea-.-=.
N=.s-- Smith ar waller S-=-~oC- he
remainder y he =T=-EE Ez= SE=E-
with magic La--=rr s-cE a-1 { spell
~ contest.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
wEsTNyS SIZE

Village schools opened Las- week
Mrs Bowers x II the higher depart
n41- ard Miss Miller il The primary.
Ms judith P1elps. ar aged lazy.
mother q 8. I. Phelps. : suffering =
-lousIy from tie effects T : recent fall
Ms. Cock q Ht1sta.e. y. H, i
Win Ter daughter. Ms. Henry Bond.
:3r ne winter. Jerome Collins was -
r7cusly Ill last week.-Mrs. : -1-sIc7
Ne-calt 1zs gone 70 Sog-Eu1cc, Mass.
t.- re winter. Mrs Robert Wilder Of
Wes-3r vas zues- a. V. F. Fem :
LAST week--H i. Wyua1 q k=eC@.
y. H. zas r=cec- guest ~ / c. Wy
mans
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
Painful IoiU :. Fairs NIL

Fred S-o66art caught t1e fingers Of
his left hard in tie tricTIoc PULLEY OF
he joir-er a. 0. f. Fairs mil II
CAV. Dec. !. tearing Il he Eal-S ara
cracking re bcu== q he second an'
third finger 80 baGI! that u vas
thought best % have them aupucs-e1
a. The -rs- Joint
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19

Miss Wealthy Miller. 81 aged lay,
fell ard broke Ter nip ore gay last
week
Marie Grove grange will hold IL al
uaaI meeting THURSDAY evening. DEC
. Let every member &c present.
There viii be Christmas -ree az
me -own hal. Wednesday evening. Dec
u Every cue Is invited 70 &c pres
ect.
J. Il. CLARK art wife attended the
STATE grange meeting The pas1 week
Frank F. ChaFuac s1c wife are On
TIE sick Lis9.
News vas recei7eG Wednesday q he
pI--- Of daughter 70 NJ. and Mrs.
T. I Harlow Ct Maiden. Mass. and
y-grE-5augh-er 70 NJ. ard Mrs K
Miller = his place.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
SOUTH VERNON

LrIo- C1lrcl Sunday -c11I. aG1
S1a-1 vernon sez1e. Will observe
Nmas WIKI E--ir- exercises and .-r->
@tL b. trimmed tl- tE- e+lI.c=1.
f. e. L. came from II W-=-
Wednesday - attend HI mothers u
neral H. viii rz-ur1 s5as. Vii. New
ca- : oz .Ae SICK -Is-, with grip, cu;
: improving. -- Addison Beers * l.
called 10 Ei-4Ee, y H "a attend MS
mothers fg1=-a. TUESDAY. - SeTsrz
colds zrs prevalent.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
SOUTH vaE1S5QE0.

We understand that Mr. Wheeler =
scoE u move % >-ra--o1-
Charlie Gleason Eas rental c1= sore
rooms # Mr.. kit5zr aCt wi. rG- Il d
lie q groceries. grain a-- 1oC-; an
perhaps some dry goods.
Charles Gl4asoc's father has moved
into TIE George Johnson house WIG
Charles. ac5 Charles las rented 1ls
house % Nj White. our pastor. w-2
ta- moved Il.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19

Nsxr assembly Friday evening. Dec.
y.
Miss May Va11o-u K teaching II
Dis-. No. E.
Ms Alice Randall went 70 Concord
last wee. as delegate 20 me woman
Suffrage ccuveu-ior which net s2ere
Nor5av ana Tues6ay. After the meet
irz. she speut the rest IF The week II
EiffSH.7r-r-rE
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19

sigui1ad their intention u being pres
81 ard the occasion promises 10 be
one II unusual =r.oy1=u.- Whining
-5a ! very proud q her mar i=om4
structures and modern Improvements
ard will enter heartily into a suitable
1elicAci1c- The presentation Of King
Jg.li-y" under rEe direction # Prof
Wales will follow for three evenings
Special trains will o. run from Reads
CCr1 each evening
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
EAST 1oTE2

! Ct-is--as re VII r. =r--Esc a
--- N--EoEi=- church --I= g=a-
Mss Lila T1c-v E1ss g B-5c s=I-=
= -c-51l This zt-----Mr=- Ella Hath
s.vsv 4 SUI. pazc-a : visiting -
es-s. Clifford All Dana B-oE---ber-
Pu--s- EaS moved his Te-z ito k=T-
{. :. Sts--s1's house
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
CHESTERFIELD

How about that series Of dances that
vas being arranged awhile ago.
Tie ladies' aid society held 4 session
with Mrs. Florence Goodrich W=6ces
Eay q lasr week. which Sss w=l. al
tended ana very pleasant. / good sup
ue- vas se-7=c a. usual Plans for
Christmas entertainment were devised.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
Health for 10 Cents.

4 lively liver. pure blood. clean
skin. c--zl: eyes. g=-!ec. health
C4scar=-s Candy C2:aar-.c will OBJ
-z.1 and secure them t7- YOU Genu-
ne tablets stamped c. c. c. Never
sod u 5u.k- 4. druggists. ice.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
I Coughed

Sixty years of cures have
taughtus what Ayers Cherry
Pectoral will DO. We know
its the greatest coughremedy
ever made. And YOU will
say so, too, after YOU try it.
There's cure in every drop.
x *. se. : AVER ., ls~:1 s.<s
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.
WNHsTEEyTEIQ

LAXATIVE Bruuo- Clulnire Tablets eu-@ c'7td
II are day NJ cure 10 Pay Price : csa1s.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
How Are Tour kIdneysf

d Ecbes- soz-1--s Ps--S ere a. k.t-ey Is ss=
lie t-es- 4 Il Sss--zs ESzecE C. C1-e2<o Or y I
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
Ee-esse Year Bowels with ca.e.-ets-

cz-s.z Cz-Ez--i.- ere ec-s--s-lcc t--sT5-.
&c, &c |. = 9 c. 81. 5--gzls=s -sc--- -o-sT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
Ing, as he recalls the scene. ana !. cen.
see at this moment the funny EXPRESSIONS .s's

| Ing, as he recalls the scene. ana :, . con
see at this moment the funny expressions
on that darkey's face.
His portrayal of the negro is indeed IN
equalled, and in "Uncfe Henry. tthe . idn,-
lily coachnan, who drove MI. aieH1ui ' =
parents ia the hail given in Richmond in
1924 to Lafayette, the ante-bellu1n Vnsitils
darkey will live when the last representa- t-
tive of the fast vanishing type. and tnose
familiar with it. have crumbled 70 uus aust
The Nations Ward" belongs 10 the era
when freedom was new, as does the piece
of good humored satire. hnoWleose ~
Power a ragged negro BOY VINO. ndo
fallen asleep, with hrs dog-eareo DOOR
dropping from his nerveless hand, ana IN
each the subtle change wrought by alter
ed conditions is brought out with master
ly touch.
WHEN THE SCULPTOR WAS YOUNG:
In demonstration of the aphorlsm tnat
genius has neither father nor son no
follower of the plastic art IS diScoverapls
among Mr.. Valentines ancestry. One u
his progenitors of the household OF Fran
els l. had the inspiration OF CONTACT VIII
Leonardo da Vinci who died IN mat SOW
ereign's arms. while the sculptor 1atner
possessed the highly esthetic nature which
is akin to genius. and, indeed, in radiat-
ing the sympathetic atmosphere IN "hlcn
genuine incubates, is next to It.
The little world, therefore. In which
his youngest son. Edward Virgin
JUS was born was replete with
beautiful objects. whose silent In
fiuence nodded him into a form to be
fixed by after experience. Association
with his brother, Mann Valentine. whose
chemical discovery gave him worldwide
renown, awakened his interest in anat-
omy, and after thorough training in the
leading schools of his native city -Ae at
tended a course of lectures at it's medical
college. In 1853. when he was Is, he went
to the worlds fair in the Crystal Palace,
New York, where Kiss Amazon Attack
ed by Panther so impressed him as to
induce him at once to begin the study
of drawing and modelling. He procured
the best instruction to be had in his own
town. and while thus engaged made
bust portrait OF George Wise, which was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
PICKET LINES THROWN OUT.
New Orleans Striker. Threaten Arm

New Orleans Strikers Thr Arm
ory-Governor Calls for Order.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, October 11.-At
3 o'clock this afternoon a report reach
ed Adjutant- General Jumel that an at
tempt would be made to rush the armory
of the First Regiment on Girod street,
because Of the supposed sympathy Of
many members of that command with the
strikers, and to take possession of the
arms and ammunition. Picket lines were
thrown out on St. Charles and Carondelet
streets. These picket lines are In force
tonight
This afternoon at O'Clock a. sub-com-
mittee Of eleven Of the Carmen's Execu-
tive Committee called on Governor Heard.
at the st. Charles Hotel, and remained
with him two hours. They came to dis
cuss the situation in DETAIL claiming that
them yesterday, when he presented his
ultimatum, had precluded going into de-
tails. The Governor told them that that
was something they could arrange with
the company afterwards
The failure to-day of all efforts to bring
about settlement of the differences be-
tween the striking street-car men and the
New Orleans street railway has, it is fear
ed. brought the strike situation here to an
acute stage. and preparations are be-
ing made to-day at militia headquarters
at the various armories in the city to
carry into effect with a strong hand a
proclamation issued by Governor Heard
early this morning. demanding a restora-
ton of order and the suppression of vio
lence. g!1Jl
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
The Governors proclamation is as fol-
lows:
ITO the People Of New Orleans:
During the past two weeks your city
has been in unusual and grave excite
ment and of frequently recurring causes
for apprehension of tumult by mobs and
bloodshed has ensued. This condition has
depressed trade. arrested public inter-
course and the peaceful pursuits of popu-
lation.
THE greatest forebearanCe has been
exercised by the authorities and every eff
fort made to remove every cause or pre-
text for complaint. The time has
now arrived to bring this abnormal
condition Of affairs to close and by
firm and vigorous means to re-esta b1ish
order and tranquility and the supremacy
Of the law
II therefore request all peaceabe citi
zens not to congregate in crowds on
streets and thoroughfares. and I urge
upon them TO discontinue all undue ex-
citement and acts of violence and to make
known to officers entrusted with the adj
ministration of the law any breaches Of
the peace.
"L hereby declare that the people of
this city must and shall be protected In
the full enjoyment of all their constitu-
tional rights and privileges. All the
power vested in NE by the constitution
and laws of this city shall be devoted
to the preservation Of the peace, the
maintenance of good order and the pro-
lection OF the lives and the property of
the city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
CAT COY CORNERS"
li.s Thur.ton,s winsomene.. Alone,
saved Mediocre Play at Academy.

Saved Mediocre Play at Academy.
A pretty little actress, endowed with
some of Maude Adams's winsomeness,
appeared at the Academy yesterday af-
ternoon and last night in play that
contained no literary merit, but was,
on the whole, pleasing. For it was, in
deed, a. delight to watch Adelaide Thurs
ton. Nature has dealt more kindly with
her than the authors Of ''Cozy Corners"
keenly. magnetic While the character
OF Avis Merrill did not offer much scope
for the .displayal of versatility. the
color that made the part Stand out in
bold relief In the dramatic picture.
"'Cozy Corners" as play, was neither
good nor bad: It contained one. or two
ceit7 in the first act, where minister,
arrayed in the cloth of the Corgrega-
tional Church, tells Avis Of his love.
pastime of their boyhood and girlhood
days on an old-fashioned see-saw. En-
PEASANT, 1t was one Of the best situations
have seen depicted upon the stage in
to think so, too.
:. Another interesting episode in the
homespun drama occurred when the
at the time deception on the part of his
young wife, in fit of Jealousy, smashed
into bits violin which had become to
lIflls. breathing III VAIN
did Avis entreat him to spare the Stradi-
varius. that for years had soothed her
m Melancholy and claeersd her happy mo;
fiddler. who had forsaken the stage for a
rectory in order that she might be near
tle man to whom she had linked her
violin still remained and the breaking
of the one almost snapped in twain the
other. Luckily. love proved the stronger
of the two. nd the elimination of the
drama was happy one.
MISS GLOVER'S CLEVER WORK
Perhaps the best work done in the play
was the s'bit" of Constance Glover as
Amanda, maid of all work. In Miss
.GIover's hands the minor role stood out
in bold relief against horizon OF Thes-
plan mediocrity, for the other characters
were but poorly rounded. Francis Hone
as Clyde HOLSTER, the minis er, was
stilted, and failed to realize the part.
especially when force was demanded. He
failed to convince. and made but poor
counterpart to Miss Thurston. The play
was appropriately staged. and notwith-S
standing the many flaws. both in con-
struction and interpreta ton. seemed to
please the audience. which was scarce
large enough to pay for the shattered
violin. If it was. indeed. as valuable as
the lines In the play made It. for the
poor. struggling parson was obliged to
sell his farm. household effects. and to-
endure ell sorts Of hu1niliatio to replace
that which he adTEoa wantonly destroy
ed In an outburst Of Alous passion.
JOHN ~. AVERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
ED 1lVNVTEA5RD ". VAlENlINgE AMID HIS VgRIzs g

Virginia House at the Columbian Ex 3 ..
;sition. Is still in his possession. The las.
was suggested by the parting OF aeG ~
and his wife Wen tf ae mere
ing war to men, The spindle, the emblem
Of womanly industry, lying idle across
lap shows h1W vanliY saS neS
With y htt the intuition Of childhood Astyanax
divines the sorrow in his mothers neart,
sD1np BABY Wiles to WOO her back to hap
piness. Every accessory OF the group IS
5fuI study, while the classic face of An n
edrornache is that OF the Deauhtul oI1oe
. 'ns ISRtp cHfsEL TO PEN.
Like all who strive for immortality,
Mr.. Valentine works slowly. He is his
own most severe critic. and spares
neither labor nor expense In the exc
cution Of his ideas; Often when as assured
he goes on touching and retoucning. win
he simple rejoinder:.. You see. 1 know
how it ought to look
ton that genius is great ability acc1-
dentally directed into particular cham
nell" the sculptor is now writing a novel,
and Mtie the scene Of which IS laid in the reign
of Charles II. Judges think hle..4y Of 1t,
both from a dramatic and literary stand
point while the fact that the 1ilustra-
lions are to be from his own pencil viii
give to it distinct charm. Another
book which he has in contemplation IS
"pen pictures Of the distinguished pep
pie whom he has known, work for
which. his wide acquaintance. togetnerr
with the fact that .(with the omission OF
a single entry) he has kept a Journal of
each days happenings since 1857, pre-
eminently fits him.
Mr.. Valentine is president Of the Val
entine Museum, member Of the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Virginia Historical
Society, and honorary member of the
Lee Camp Of Confederate Veterans. In
1892 he married Mrs. Mayo; Of RichmoBd,
tersburS, and in his cultured home there
is everything to stimulate the art i'm
pulse. Here. as in his studios. are rare
pictures, .curios, specimens of empire fur
nitllre, delicate foreign china of antique
design, and the like. A portrait which
has a special interest IS that Of his
father. painted in the uniform of an Of
dcer Of the Virginia Public Guard, Vir-
yinia and South Carolina being the only
States which maintained such body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
HELD UP IN THE DARK
IF. PARKER AND G. W. scHERER
BOTH KNOCKED DOWN.
LATTER's MONEY THEN TAKEN
rf~. Desperate Negroes Commit a
Bold Crime Near 1-.h and Cedar
s.rees-scberer;. Skull Probably
Fractured.
Fractured.

II I Parker. of 1905 J street and I. w
schercr, a02 north Twenty-eighth stlee1
together with a friend named bai soii.
Uere returning home from their WORK d
the Locomotive Works last night ABOUT {
o'clock, when. as they neared the Shesa s
peake and Ohio round house, n'e ots
hu-lv ncsroes held them up. Barton wa
"a n fight them. Parker, however, seeing
that they were five 10 three. succeeoeu AZ
nersuading Barton TO dcsist
Tho negroes moved on and the three
.ne, went towards their respective homes
Barton got on n car and lett inc o,hei
two Parker and Scherer came Gown
Seventeenth street and happened 10 pass
a friend. who was intoxicated 1hey heiP-
ed the drunken man to his boarding mouse
and were returning shortly after CLOCK
when they were again held up on SEVEN
feenth street. near Cedar-
This time ono Of the negroes struck
Parker a. terrible blow in the mouth, pro-
hahlv with brass knuckS. At the same
time another negro hit Scherer on the
hack of the head Scherer dropped to
the ground senseless. Parker followed
murder" and the negroes took to their
heels
Before running. one Of the negroes CUT
the pocket from Scherer's trousers. there
by securing about s2o--the mans two
weeks pay.
s L. Longest heard the cry Of 'mur-
der. and ran in the direction from
whence came the sound. He met Parker
and learned the circumstances.
'PHONING FOR DOCTORS.
An effort was made to telephone to the
CITY Hospital for the ambulance. but
connection could not be gotten over the
phone He then 'rhoned to the First
police station and officers Duggings and
Bailey were at once sent to the scene.
They found Scherer lying on the pave
ment unconscious. and between them sue
ceeded in bringing him to the station
house The man sunk into a chair with
out speaking a word. The ambulance was
summoned. and, In charge Of DR.. Glegen-
hctmer. was quickly on the scene. The
doctor examined Scherer's head and found
that 1t was very probable that the skull
Ess fra ctured.
ON THE BACK OF THE HEAD.
Scherer was struck on the back Of the
head. q little toward the right side. He
vas taken TO the City Hospital in the
ambulance, where a more careful exami-
nation will be made and the exact extent
of his injuries ascertained.
Parker though struck a terrific blow
in the fact, was not seriously injured. a
bloody nose being the extent of his In
juries
Parker is positive that the negroes who
held them UP at the Chesapeake and Ohio
round house We're the same ones that held
them up on Seventeenth street. and says
that he would know them were he to see
them again.
Both men are young and had been work
ing over time at the Locomotive Works
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
= =

Scarcity of coal and the high price OF
fuel means cold homes and much sickness
oWhile / don't mean to recommend
the use of "77" instead Of flrewood, I do.
know that its use prevents and breaks
up Colds, prevalent even now, and
promises to be more so as the season
advances. -
Your Office or shop may be cold, your
home poorly heated, but if you take
.s77" you will be freer from sickness and
recover sooner than your neighbor.
The use of Dr.. Humphreys ss77" re-
stores the checked circulation, starts
the blood coursing through the veins,
and breaks up Cold.
At all druggists, Is cents. or mailed. on
receipt of price. Doctors book mailed free
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co.,
corner William and John Streets, New York.