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Decorah-posten., 1902-03-11

Baa 81. q. auuHsfeas ForIag er uotoTnrt
en- "FsofeEsouqsbop". fem uoatoereu bar iefioi
mia nj aHmeI6Flie. ECffr Ct I ttegt Jcrmat
irpit paa HHt ol NDht gnpir mcb euf!Gr % tinr
Irnf ca meaei fuipiulhi iuhhuHbet I Sulofgtt
Ead ben enc Stoc Of @0aeH er dareiS ZlGc
fdtte reb ff9re WigIsHErttm co Uaepeer pau hsu
nloSfaftf ztDe er Der fat e. lUrirre eler ltbt
lrnECve giiat a. en- cleE nriogU AZ Dc met
,isHbts uorHe euev frsr'rtsoe EiGtere, Ttatsr
or Der ototsist bssr Iutin gGpHeHe pda en-
eUer nere AZ nUUe mere ~beiienoie 90 eersr'te
WlrHb. Ton1 ou bar FIN TfbisiseaG
Trt er en- HtGet iutsTesinnt EteeH Sos. tom
lea Times I BET tore % belle Tan dHbcfaieS
Ter far 10 orVe 'orNleutge 1}entugsr ON, hUor'
blot rnalg Gf ss Idn!tipJcg, 'uW ogf tHeebot'
Der. er beloiUt puGafg: men iea iror bog al en-
fraenu Pea, 6g5r uhpuiset sy feet, faapiot lea
bar bart anlepHtHg III ~ e Den tgieUHeuL cni'
treHi ueeluifeune AZ Observation-Disclosures Sirtfier,
man HepDe fan Senfe. al all idl '9HHe bone
WiaaL Raur bet prspe3 Ia q i;rerlt irtle!lG
Slarbpuuii, SoG tr0T leg. lnger bii taQs staee
al ui qisrs ben Bcua Of @oaeu. tom ben tt!feter
meu meari acre babe @lGoe % @apu AZ Zen.
ct. z, aeauG sPrina @Eaee. IltHn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-11
Ilaifa ifal faa suot al benn.

Ilaita ital faa goot at benz. Re.
prGientant Gid ira @isconiin ureo.
oeler, at bans aomite er bIepen enie
ON at inbitiae, of DC Soreneoe Sta.
tiers Somelteaolope ifal eisres ej9l.
oeroe | aloIfa. ser / 2anbet", tiger
ban, "tiQaoes Oct Ell Ipbpgeer at
tage 100 slcres; men aomiteen
gaar no fra, at Der bebspes mere for
at flare fig / alaifa, os berFor ino.
filler oe1t, of en- S~oureiteaoer Hal fan
Sob til at tage bet bobbelte, nenlig
800 acres. Sorreiten er ben bprf.
bare Sorb / sllaifa paa mango Steoer
nte9et beore, elro man foreittQer fig.
Dem ppperite Speoe font aples Der og
Iigeiao RoOfrllster i Mtangoe. Cont
rleren er fort; rren Splen er oppe 20
elmer / 0pgnet % bar en- bribenbe
&raft, Iom trrtie bringer a1e Sn0-
arter iii at moones. 9e bliper al
fsrite 9paIitet, forbi oct Ianspari9e
SoqpS eier 8iouroere."
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-11

g9eo Iaf c~r'.sHoe3 WlaetsGefsu 81 Esrrs
"TpoteIshae5bca' Get gr Mic Ell SlRoe II
f1Hue aabcflIe ostHe Iiae Eo5 ubeR SoTbe'
bolo NfH bar r),Gttanof ire eTsns tRt e9gsU
tegt i~alcrrsrl, Usr ait. bDGs iel bar trE'ei pa1
'ul raugt. prfrr mia. al eeU iHosboiser 81 riJtis
ubr1Ertst EaaIliua az Iarfeiprpa I buHosr %
ubauogH SUl. Set or alt ct pF'ersu uDsst %
trufe pau. Te icriIigIligs Sibers tore
slanser- fru1uter rrcaef H'sHiorli t!.oroe % faQr
faat % HoaCt n BET 6GSue, ss teer I I'm 10
bapee al ius. Ibilcr life pCn al cneer sil
FHoe G.. tIfrsrrms!iqt 8u5tiuut bluH6' sort
Eanetnagife Solt bgycbcy.
q. g. Gosot Tutula. GViHH.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-11

Sea fnnes aoot om -SsSielsoGgsboaeu', Ten
a. uaffeFt uoftuGei ca iHetbeloer mango g0se
Gituier fra gl msRuabs hefieRois EtateTe %
,yogiGtierc. 9ogeu ~foriieusr en- ftor u5brseglfe.
9. 3dIcorfsH. &sltbp, ISIS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-11
Mrs. Better Sattleipn, Ell al Se pI.

Mrs. Yeter Saftlelpn, ell az De Rla
ore Settiere / Sergus Sails. Itim.
nsSe her ON GdgeIt Dos lin Son. u.
~. 9ottleiou ser i 8pen ! en- MIoer
al 50 War, Sen0es Nuno bsoe for
Here gur iibel. Suln efterlaoer ig
10 9srne6srn os If 8srneberns
@srn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-11

mathematician, uoaiscr At @1ercra6'
VpiicH". or en- megrt bdl!eu ltoeH Sog, Tom
uof oil fuu maHae aigDere, 8abnet d1strcr
ROaeus Subboio % eeR'igt: Zen bar fbo'
ielSouaeH III mango ~belteHhte HEEne oG apius
Der. 90 ben ptpgr pIIbs Ill al nehteG1e &eu'
crS % Reminders GabHt. tptS BseietEbua mon
gierHc oil babe Jtebr pad, Ialeoes uHoer
22he December iiaur g%urHcue: 7. z. 8elbnUrn
1907. Qaltor y, u. 2en'en 1919. 8ditor Y.
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urorr. beor mon Ian %uUhrtnpe eeres Aaene,
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mann. anSn1uS q. auecrioE, drtltc 9tel'ou,
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n &. Qrels. 4. y. Trib. 1b. n. D3o6u, fdIr.
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her Ste ceptcmher ftuar Der; lite 70 ~
TstrrnbsPoftrr uhicmHrf 1874: uH6er 14oe
Sftnbrr net rcrffc gutbcr College ofaeihte
1891. ca unbcr 6ts 9ioecWbFr. u. IlaTs
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~forretcu az Cen WleNiHa a. rcgte az Adonenc
T. gr. 81 HHber 2ebe ErcsHber slrrhe 'ahee
hubr rprrt cmItrtteCr u1Ch ouere. % her'onf
irorr andre wlenrcffer eHo Ulno. Rompaoour
ffuIbs barre Vfet paa ben Eug. fna buroe ben
heller N1n blarf1 EeeuhcH er Der Tor bOgr
Fatum rt Ulfnt af on H9rt euer ~frenETro Tta'
Ter VI nprFore 3anRsHc pau benz ale, ei!ee
blipe peI uteuCi: men Ut bar be tehiis % Ne
MET fferbir. 5fter min WeriHa er @ttnterrs
beIeiat olIgie. Est CT mlttgt, o. sufsiie I'm
Noap Wbt bet for nlmtHhcIjas EgIiS UoiieeoHe,
GA al nan mdarc ian iEtte ct ~SgsrgFuoals,
team heb ruhre. men I bet belle er Be bcletai
palate Nii mon cltfoa bu' no ct Tfe'tisenas'
bta, rrtrr NJ Tin eppt sHer iii en- 900 BeTa.
Toa timber mon bet her I @SfofelshGdSsoaeH'
1or grPrrrl urbey pbc Tecem5er ttuGr Get
imifie Bers al CDR. Rttdrot:
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-11

Ten "TsoitEsSGastpa-. Se 5euoie mia er et
rietis inteErs}aHt lt0sf SRrf: Ten sr en- Iiesu
grrif It t~ergfattet TpriuitgrietffuH en-
DirheSog ON irabFEsuee SsHuer. 81 albuut.
6bUrt qlTggs 90 0icuotes &iAeoer i0d a, fse
litter rem us4sm osrs$ RuerstrRf.
Z. 6. =@sss. sss5srt esl. NliHt.
(5oriIsiies)
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-11

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scu Eoa. TEHi 800 - len seget - taufe.
o,affeues gtiatsr: % bar utlH iGn REQ siosu Of
os -prnrireHte' RGcue. TOM ullsreoe HuAss I
Poasr, fgrGGla fat iFa HaoUeHe paa oeFr.
5pi5 TsefcisoGa man fRrtis sTter al HiRses,
rraa set 6liBc en- reHt u~rriiteiig lioen S,at.
G. g. &aUasUes. SiUre Sits, SO.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-11

ret rr IN Pihslisruss 5taaI
af I7rnpeTer fidi iFmEIe;
0ir Serrsu eso bet rsiie glaGl
Gpr pore IarrC trfmEte.
@fhe tre qulfer fro Rim Winh.
2na bcn uteo Iro % teW ben fuH;
hi Trrncrs Hiuen pnu bsus suHo
oar PhB fom Bnrutts Srsmue.
Ter cr maule flQe fmulfe Sers { 7Srbfels,
baasbUdeu" T. Or. b. n oanbltab. BruUSfria,
u g2urh. Plir 6. 6, 9~Hserfeu % aubrs.
= BET belle ihnrS tee rrcgFt ao6t ON eogsr
ca bill nierue nnbefdIe orr pGn BET bESfie. Ten
rauer 10 'rririnlta Ill Tsbirtsscas'Rre'ert. %
az ben gruun bchocr ben "Iebfelsodasbooeu'.
= Rprs6b. Gee. III.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-11

alto nuget NIT fra ~Eccora5se9ifeu- - %
aisrrs rtaat irtgreffdut, Gc1ue sang er Der
q bsgt uact Eibltot9ef At eeu Harffs CO dESre
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en- SGtHtra. i5m latter 2es iub o0Fr ElDet I
mdnae ait1qHiHaer % labsr bier eue'ts AZ
Narsts Tuar tUje til o8. Bt bar buaee / bort
uorlfe EprDG % : bet supelFe uoftGtqs
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Ger nUi Eluas Ter. gcIbalut 3lOaolo. fpur oet
bRrer frerr. % imnarIibt u6ftrrgt. forr ben gT.
Tea sr uhs poo. az NANCE a. -Sscorub+go'IsH"5
grierc rtl HGt'r AUleoHiupcH I'll Al frC $50
felSeaasboger" wsh fire WlInocstnhg. bueypuI
en- bel Hpns performers Sg6isl&hnae e GHfert,
o. Der ibte tho ole Dc HlBrr. icn fHr tHtsres.
ieUcr cer iuftliar ytrr AZ RoqgH.
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gaou gaIep. wts,
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-11

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Decorah-posten., 1902-03-11

~SFoleISbnas6og", ublrmHiet sud Pr. q.
ieHet I'll StnuslbetIS.
8oaen ct pau 255 Et6sr / lisst Sormai. trrft
pah aObt Fuptv ca iolo igoGuHhru. aaretS
Euae er auisTt TO Bduae. Bdu ben enc sibe
ituar ire Gatoer mso paSi rIbs 8uut I'll VI iHo.
'arc fit sprf euers duorc3 RGhue uaaer oerss
rctpcHttur FshigIahdtcgr reh 3ilfsielfc AZ Wars
l1let fer NtrcS Sfoici. Boa ben uuhfatis she
itonr De faurrnr EGtngr nieo 81 HRrncfiIhi IaTs
ieiproR tiliFiet tIgTe ira be bcoiis Fortatters
fra fsr % mi. tom Re forffirIigr S}ntiouer bar
at opDiic. [auicigrgGeue 81 trGifsuoe % oFf.
fcHbe oQ { b. Heftc 1tLtTleer BET fEfieoe TT dt
oaHHr m,0ttper o. Pepgrcgler for De refpeittoe
gcriurer, beb Bots Eg5ielsorl Re ituur.
timber BE- aGertteite EGtDgr. bbor HdDus Tai
tnbfsreE, itaur en- gACr uGasr 5srFult UfaHbs
cGer s,otRhgs Eapu. ibm Dar giert fg ~'Urtient
az fin 1dultio OF gFtcrIEat, eEsr ipui Oar oRres
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crtcn / GUrt6 eEcr g}utts. @tdUet andre FuoeE
ut f%aaoarfe a10UHe tOui g, arrsfr 8, u. 9EsuS.
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o. man fFet pua famine EGg. iQrH en- snes
aubeV fer FeEiouiiabeo. iaa fan oeuHes RauH
tfFnp III ErempPi Oh Ig0rC HuBVnoetiFu ~
nne gerrr til W~rsHreHuefers IQen % gee'te.
gr man erTtutoh igoi guu en- Eats. bsoruuber
irtet E1on 'taur faa fan Cgfan BET fieHc Ill, &
nau ie!p isaer al cfteuithc 10 gi hRoerIiIt
Qdbu. iom Tan uRre III gbs % Grenrpei fOr
uubre EfSubfW 6sr BE- Fdrut. lem itnGr Der.
bFfte RnVer Dos % tt ut gtfre oS b~efirH5te
mce 6ereS gtostiIturje fCm 5Rrer heut. % fal.
lsNfs bette bnahs SuSfaf % EPileoutHa / bort
cosf Wirie. aoasn cil fur be Te'le orre en- fiGr
tafrlt ca bFr 5boeA pefl0mnteH / naPS EIerit
II. a.. 5daen "a GroStC. &2.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-11

Teroers lfpr1fe STr unGer Ses
bunGlinner al Bet brittle Armeht0.
Get ! l~luoerSuiet ~forlcOsr Tag u0-
talte &rigsmiriiteren blart0t an0et
islgenOe: - Seq baa6er Oct oil bIioe
mlaigt at trpffe e. ARRANGEMENT,
bporoeS telc Higets arigSimrfe fun
De 6enpttes I 3hiRloe al en- aria. Der
angff Oct belle aorgerige. Ger pil
mn ! arcrirg&tioen BIZ anIeoniHg til
at fonierere meO pore @emner fro
aoIonierue berom". - 9enne uDtu.
Ielie fortolfes I'M iom en- Slags Sor.
AaanOsmeSoeleIie ON itore miIitRre
Ilauer, Aooreiter 8er0euS itsrite ar.
ne ifal orI1uiiere5 iSct aolomernc
ifal itGl Sdit ca 9rait mes 9toGey.
icnAet ] artqshliplbe. Ct rnaeln
giao far iaalebeS gipet liz til at rca.
Ie no, bcilten Mime Storbriianmen
"a Srlamo meo Gle aoloRier tln0r
ffiIle paa gs,sue, og BET lsber OBJ til
iuimlsnbe Sal.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
ROXBURY

OCharles Harrington has moved his
family 10 West Fitchburg, Mass.
r. D. Clapp Of Boston visited r,
W. Roony recently.
Bert Howe and wife returned to
their home in Massachusetts Satur-
day after a few weeks visit at his
Old ho me.
Mrs. Nettie Baker Of GlenS Falls.
n. Y. recently Visited Mrs. Geo.
French.
There will be a social dance at town
hall Friday eveaing Sept. l2tb.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Fits returned
from Burlington Saturday.
Mr.. Ell York is quite sick with ty.
phoid fever.
Homer Anderson. Leon Ford, john
Merrill, Ed Merrill, II. A. French,
ii. A. Richardson, +. Fl. Brown, NJ.
Fl. Richardson, c H. Rich, Mrs B.
F. Denny, Fred Jacobs, Joseph AL
len, Albert Flint, F. C. Fletcher,
and A. E. Richards. were in Montpel-
Ter recently.
Vance Waterman of'Burlington Wis.
ted Ere dErskine recently.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
EAST BARRE

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Con
tregational church will hold its an.
Iual meeting in the church veslry or
friday at 2,30 p. m, for election OF
ulcers and other business. A full at.
endance is desired.
Rev: A. }. Eastman vert today to
|tarksboro 10 attend the Free Baptist
peeting as a delegate from the Con.
|regationalists. He will return Sat.
.rday.
John Pease and vie Of Parsonstield,
ork County, Maine, are visiting Rev.
!. ) E4st4 an and family. Mrs.
ease Is an aunt of Mr.. Eastman
HON he has not seen for 25 years,
ntil this trip to Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
A New Ten Gown.

we nave come to the new garment
a blouse Tongue, the newest form OF
tea gown. The upper part is shaped
IKE a transparent blouse and fasten.
up the back with short sleeves, whence
deep 1utfies descend to the elbows
The blouse is set into q narrow band
at the waist, to which the skirt is also
seWed, with innumerable ~tlounces at
he foot. These gowns realize what
we all want-a gown for neglige wear
that can be slipped on altogether in
a moment, says a New York fashion
writer. The fashionable gowns of TO-
DAY take so much wearing and arrange
ment, and, moreover, so much time to
put on properly, that it is not wonder
rul when 1t IN to resting that we
are glad not to be troubled.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
EAST BETH Ell.

David Worry IF >awyerville, 2. o.
recently spent a few days at W. A,
S~anhorn's.
Mrs. g. b. Turner is entertaining
her sister and hus and, Mrs. and Mrs.
Andrews Of !Someryille, Mass, also her
brother, J.. MOulton,
Mrs. w. A. Sanborn and Mrs. Albert
Waterman spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in Bethel visiting at the homes
OF a. A. Brooks and S NJ. Washburn.
VIII Clifford and family returned OF
Monday night after a few days visit
in Rochester and Bethel Gilead.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
EA,I NO NTPELIER

Rev. Ned Witham is recovering
r )m his recent illness.
John Anderson expects to move his
Family to Montpelier this week.
Mr.. Cooper Of Massachusetts, is the.
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Kelton
Rev. Anna B. Aldrich Is i'll at Bel.
lows Falls.
Fred Jewett left Monday night tor
Col.
A monument erected by Co. <. Of
Barre Ia memory Of the late Eldon
Farr, was placed 10 the village ceme-
fery Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles DeGrenia are
offending the Barton fair this week
la and Ray Trip are attending
1oddard Seminary This fall.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
MINERS

lamaqua Sept. 10-All the region
was on tip toe last night and this
morning due to a report that a notice
oHerlng concessions If the men woulc
return to work Monday had been
posted at the collieries this morning
Dut no such notice was posted. Col
llerles No. II and 4 are working and
it is said nearly fifteen hundred tons
81 coal were mined and shipped yes
terday. This morning non union
men went to work unmOleSted.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
A Fashionable Sash.

Sashes that have caught the popular
favor among the women who dress
very We'll are Of taffeta or satin ribbon.
finished at the back with a large TO-
settle. There are two ends. each of
which is tied into a bow half way
Gown and has another bow or rosette
seWed to the hem. These hang almost
the full length of the skirt.
Many OF these I made of liberty
SILK and the new quality of surah that
is so soft you can run it through a
wedding RING.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
MRS, FISHER CELEBRATES
Anniversary
Continued From Page

aged lady Of the city, Mrs. smalley
A very appropriate poem was wit
ten for the occasion by MIS-, 7
Camp Mrs. Fisher has been a resi-
dent Of Barre since 1857. Coming
here from Orange with her husband,
he late Sam q. Fisher, who was the
widely known Vermont hotel keeper
and who at the ime Of his deatf
kept the ancient Thwingyiile hotel
Mrs. Fisher has two children living
out If six Tney are Mrs. Lapoin,
and O. NJ. Fisher OF Montpelier.
Mrs. Fishers maiden name was
Parker, her father being Eben Parker
who in his life time Was n Of the
leading men Of the County. She j. a
cousin Of the famous American Theo-
core Parker and q direct ~descendent
OF the Commander Of the Lexington.
Mass Minute Men Capt. Jim Par
ker. Mrs. Fishers guests were ser
We'd with light re reshmentS and in
taking their leave wished her many
more birthdays.
Mrs Catherine Fisher-Dear Friend:
Today we meet with reverence due,
Your anniversary to review;
Counting the years, those past and
gone,
The index points to n%inety-one.
Times flight has brought old age to
Vow lived each year to mark the
new.
And brayely born the storms OF life,
faithful mother, loving wife.
Your aged frame still stands secure.
Though t%orturing pain it must endure:
The souls old home. It's agents all
Responsively obeys each call.
generation has passed Oh,
friends, left one by one:
living still with those you love,
While other dear ones wait above.
looking backward through these
years.
FOUR joys and sorrows, hopes and
fears,
\ ere crowned with blessings in dis.
guiSe,
he tender care Of the Advise.
Would could say some words to
cheer,
" smooth your path while you walk
here:
ut words and deeds are like the rose,
hey bloom to cheer, but thorns dis.
close.
tcept the promise Of the Lord,
or cheer and comfort trust His
Word.
e gives you grace, each day a share,
for your every care.
18th faith and hope now look above, !
Gull soon reach home with those .
you love; !,
heres sweet, home rest for you and +
me, !,
n in Gods light we all Shall see. &
Theresa A. Camp. A
Barre, VT, Sept. 10, 1902.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
A BOYS WILD RIDE FOR ITF7

~
With family around expecting him
TO die and a 0 riding for life, ls
miles, to get DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, w. H. Brown Of Leesville.
Ind, endured deaths agonies from
asthma, but this wonderful medicine
gave instant relief and soon cured him,
lie writes: 81 now sleep sound'y
every night" Like marvellous cures
* Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs
Gods, Pneumonia and Grip prove its
matchless merit for all Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles
ooc and Sl.00. Trial bottles free at
W. II. Gladdings, Barre,
DR.. j. II Macarthur, East Barre. Vt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
OVER THE OCEAN,

On Jan. l there We're 1928 insane
persons in Scotland.
Egypt has only one lunatic ASYLUM,
with 500 beds, for a population of more
than 100000
The sanitation Of the city of Ahmed.
abad. India, is so bad that the NOR.
tality is 20 per 1000, with no epidemic
to account for it.
Paris, according to the latest cen
sus returns, has a population of 1850.
600 persons, Of whom over LOO, 600
are either foreigners or %provincials.
Three stone cross slabs bearing old
Celtic sculpture have been found be-
meath the flooring Of the old parish
church at Fortingall, Perthshire, Scot.
land.
The discovery that the sand at .Jae.
deren. Norvby, is strongly magnetic
Is believed to throw light on the re,
markably large number OF shipwrecks
occurring in that region.
One of the decisions of a lumatic re.
Gently sent to an asylum at .Ararat.
Victoria, was that he was being pur
sucd by a ghost which had come all
the way from the Galtee mountains
in Ireland. to haunt him.
The porte has issued an cCict for.
bidding all Turkish subjects. under
pain of severe punishment. to ,ake les
III fencing. sword exercise. or in
revolver practice outside The army, as
these practices form Il danger for the
public security.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11

In the royal kitchen at st. Petersburg
lot only are the walls and ceilings Of
lack marble covered with valuable or
Aaments, but many Of thu. kitchen pots
nd pans, which originally belonged to
be Empress Catherine, are Of solid
old.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
An Abundance Of Blood !
PAINE'S CELERY
Cleanses the Vital Fluid, In
creascs is Supply, Danish
es the Seeds Of Localized
Diseases and Nourish-
es Eve:y Important
Organ.

The use OF Paine's Celery COMPOUND
means dn abundance Of pure, vi,a.rz
ing blood, 3 perfect regulating Of cir
tulation and the Punishment Of loc4liz.
e diseases Sucn as insomnia neural
gia, rheumatism, salt rhtum, blood
diseases, running sores aud erup'
tlOnS.
If your sleep is not restful and re-
%lreShlhg. II your spirits are low, If you
are mOrOse, meldnchUlic and Cypress
ed With morbid feelings, be assured
your blood demands instant atten
iion.
Pa1ne's Celery Compound is the one
great and never failing agent for maxi
Ing pure, fresh blood, for nourishing
the dominant organs of the body, for
recruiting the strength OF youtg and
Ola, Often, very often, a delay Of a
DAY proves fatal. Foul and poisoned
blood carries death at every beat 0,
the heart Mrs. C. R Root. Mans
held, Pa, says
when l began taking Paine's Gel
cry Compound l was all run down at
ter a severe attack of the grippe and
was almost tir; d If life. | had salt
rheum very badly in my hands and
the doctors told me there was no per-
manent cure for it when it had got in
TO a persons blood 50 badly, but I am
happy to tell you that Paine's Celery
Compound cured me Of salt rheum.
Kidney trouble. ard other ailments.
is always my doctor"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
Charming With Filmy FrocLs.

The empire scarfs in chiffon and lace
or figured are charming with flmy
frocks and wide brimmed or picture
hats. The woman who is plump should
be a little careful In their use. She
must be tall to veal them gracefully.
The thin woman, whether tall or short.
reels that they We're manufactured es-
pecially for her.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
FORTUNE FAVORS A TEXAN.

TON1 UNE DNS 4 TENAN.
"Having distressing pains in head,
back and stomach, ann being without
appetite, | oegad to use Or. Kings
New Life Pills writes W. p. White.
head, of kennedsle. Tex. and 0
1elt like a new man In.allible in
stomach and liver troubles. Only Csc
at
W. ii. Gladding, Barre.
DR.. j. II. Nc Arthur, East Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11

Did you notice how she jabbered
way when she sat there between those
'wo men" Goodness. yes! 1t made
ne think Of a tongue sandwich.-Phila-
Bulletin.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
Jackets,

There Is no doubt that the fancy for
jackets is coming in apace. Many are
cut away in the front. and although
they are made without the Louis tails
at the back they bear a distinct resem.
blance to that style, Then in the au.
thmn we shall probably see the long
basque III favor.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
WOMAN AND FASHION
A Tea BOlerO,

The sketch portrays a dainty little
tea bolero Of pale blue washing silk
trimmed with delicate cream lace and
completed by a graceful collar of mus.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11

Agood advertiser gets quick pronts
ne also wants many people to req
lie advertisement and for that q az
ses the TELEGRAM as the med,on
through which he -sachec them.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11

One Of Tie features in which Eng
llsh periodicals for women differ from
American magazines of the same class
Is in the ''cat column" There is a sec.
ton devoted to cat gossip in many Of
them, in which we'll known batteries
are described. the good points of their
inmates and the methods of their own
ers set forth and the troubles of cor
respondents discussed, all with an uu-
conscious gravity and a dignity of
style which approach the humorous In
American eyes. The illness and CON-
sequent absence from a show of a IA
nous cat are thus gravely chronicled
in Il recent publication: "She was pre-
vented from appearing at Edinhlrmh
by an unfortunate accident, having cot
Il fish bone firmly fixed in her nos,
while eating her supper. She has got
over the effects. balrin. a slight
weakness of the eyes. which will no
doubt pass off in Il day or two"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11

Very pretty to wear with a waist of
tucked black satin is broad Arabian
insertion arranged bertha effect over
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11
U. S. WAR SHIP AGROUND.

NO Janeiro Sept. l1.-An Ameri.
can Httleship ran aground near Cape
Nossa senhora Wednesday. A Brazil.
lan war vessel has gone to it's assist
ance.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-11

1t Is human nature to desire to be
qual to your superiors and superior to
our equals.-Chicago News.