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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-27
SWAN TON.

Martin Garland has moved into the
house next to Farrell Bros. store on Cam
ada street.
c. w. James. auctioneer. sold Mrs. A.
w. CassaVants household goods on the
park Saturday morning.
Clarence T.. Bell has gone to Plymouth
Mass, where he has a position with the
Southern Telephone Co. of Massachusetts
as lineman. William Bell is working for
the same company. Leon Collins has taken
Clarence Bells place Oh the Swanton
electric light work.
Mrs. Nina e. Stone and Miss Lou Dow
Eave formed a partnership in the millinery
business and viii soon omen q new store
in the j. +. Peacock building.
The best maple syrup retails here at 90
cents per gallon.
Little Pearl Warner is recovering from
scarlet fever
Leon Cray returned Saturday night from
IL Southern trip. While at Ashevlle. y. c..
he met the Rev. Edward 5. Stone and
Carl Reynolds.
Don Barney is to take the place of Miss
Lola Sell soon ut the postoiIice. Miss B.ll
intends going to Boston III a few weeks.
Mrs. &. ID. Petit of North Hero came
Tues lay to take care of her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Watson Petit.
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UNDERH'll.

Miss l.. A. stearns. who last week re.
turned to Underhill after an absence OF
three months, was cordially met at th- sta
titn by friends and escorted to the Meth.
odist Episcopal parsonage. During the
evening about twenty of her neighbors
and friends gathered to greet her. when
she was presented with a pretty white
brass trimmed bed and mattress The
gift was a perfect surprise to Miss Stearns
and she brokenly acknowledged it when
the presentation was made by her pastor
the Rev. G. j. Tapln. The time was spent
with singing and prayer by the Rev. Brig
ham. and words of welcome, The friends
after delightful evening went away with
the ASSURANCE In their hearts that Il Is
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ESSEX CENTRE,

A daughter was born last Saturday 70
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Moran.-The sugar
makers are having n large run of sap
and large quantities of syrup. Many of our
towns people are sending sugar to tn,
friends in the West. Boxes have been
sent to Nebraska, North Dakota, Chicago
md To New Yorl, city and Spencer. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sinclair and two
children OF Burlington spent sunday at III
Rev. \. b. Enright s.-lihe Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist Episcopal Church met with
Mrs. a. Il. Enright Tuosday.-A special
town meeting is warned for April . 10 see
if thr town VIII build "A new bridge near
DORIS blacksmith shop in place of the
one recently washed away and to see If
the town will approprite funds to furnish
a new town clerk S office at Essex June
tion.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

>;o,o,s C. p,rk,r nave the contract to
till, ., ,,oc,, an Mai, street fer c. G. Will
,,a,,,s Thn bui,1ing win stand between
,,sa ,,as,aarco ,nd III. Essex Publishing
r.,.. t,a,i~ ,,,,,l, n drive Way of
t. 90 c.t hot y,oo tbo latter and the
., ;,i,,,o ,rhe MANS call for n steel
,'oo,oa h,,i,di,y % bv "a feet GRAY x
nr,.. s Tar,hridrc hardware dealers.
III ,,'',,,,, tha Ore, aoor for a store and
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.N Ill ~, "a for tcnemputs Mr.
go. t.,,n ~ i,i,,, v,iu ,ur the store
10y A., -, rar,ai,,rv /, Cambridge To
i,, ,c,o, a., hrsinoss tt,re
,rn ,.,n,r roonrds 5vith the hooks AMI
- ,r,,';r,nr 20 tho oNicc of town
,. b. ,.' hoa,' ,,,o,,..d fron t,secx Centrrt,
- ,tu,i,. ao;,,o a., ,bo I,rcwr.u bln~ii
~ r,o,one,or .y.d 75 wears died Thurs
a,. ,,,,rrinsr NJ II .2o at tho home of his
s,,,,,t,.r Nc 4, Al ;,ico Nj DotcaStrr
Sad h.o,, IN ,,o,r hea,th for some time and
-1nor-'a o., Mo hod for Tho mast Two weeks.
49,, ,,,, ,,n,odiate ,nus, Of hi. death wl+
H. g., - ,bork Thursday morning He
Wv. ~ f,,,, N,,,,son,i,,a one s,,,c
a' , 49,, I,o.ii, NI,s Rioe hc is
'.,,r,i,..i hv -, daugbt,r Iavina poncustcr.
nu' wv" W - ~ f,ror,i tool, nloce
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a '''e "'"'~ Va
A'.v. hoo. ,,,>;,,,,, u.ho b,s cccunicd tte
$3.50 =, $40. - atr, N5,r,iu cbat,ran's
.l'p ~, ,,., ', .or.,, in Ior;cho
,rh ,''.,,,,tna has hecn ,,nstcd for a spc-
ne WA i,iils ,, mas n't w., hoid IN Memorial
70, 80 r,,,. ALL a. IN a ~, THO
e t,,si,,o., MO. l.irot IN see
49,. ,.a.a ,ha ,a,,,, ,,iu toto in regard to
,,';,, ,ho axtr, ront ana heatine over
80 si,o,.., no sum, If Sioo If INC town
oIarI e ot;co In ,n,n tho town clerk has his
n, -, 49,, Io,,...r s,,r,, of tho Fletcher
hinct. i, eoid I.ssox and II So will the
,own vote to instruct the selectmen to To-
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. II. II. Norton was called to Starks-
boro last week to see her daughter, MR.
DR.. Wade, who is very ill.-Capt. G.. a,
Edwards who has spent several months IN
Chicago returned home last wcCk.-Th
minstrel entertainment of home taller
Monday night under the auspices of the
Camp of Modern Woodmen was a gr,
success. Every seat in this hall was ocou-
pied, and the receipts were over - hundi'
dollars Services were held at the Catno-
lie Church Monday in COMMUNICATION OF
ST. Patricks dny.-rhcre was con
siderable maple sugar made last we H.
Mrs. Levi Swift and daughter of Middle
sex were the guests of Mrs. Henry Shrr-
man and Mrs. Fanny Clark last week.
Miss pcll Green, stenographer of Ger.
Henry is making a short visit at hon
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Saline
Green.-Miss Carlotta Andrews Is spend nR
n week with friends in Fairfax.-Alrs. b j
Andrews and son of Burlington were t g
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. a. Andrews oV' +
SundaY.-OVcr forty persons were in nt-
tendance at Mrs. j. ". Goodwins last Fri
day afternoon. at a meeting or the Aid
Circle of Kings DaughterS.-EaSter SER
vices will be rendered at the Congrcgd-
tional Church next Sunday Ivy the pastor
the Rev. Mr. Holmes. ana the choir. who
arc practicing Easter music Principal
Hines drove to North Ferrisburgh last
Tuesday on a business trip.-Thc graded
school commenced the spring term Monday
the 1lth inst, with the same teachers as
last term.-Martin Purta has sold his
blacksmith shop on Railroad common &c
Mr. Paker from Fair HavenHe Is expected
to rcnOvate and put in laundry.-MrS
NJ. NJ. Bates has been on the sick list for
the past week, but is somewhat better
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MORRlSVllLE

The carriers on the two rural free dcliv-
cry routes from this office will in the fu-
tuie not leave here until the mail train arr
riN es at abou. 10 o'clock.
Carroll Harris, who has lived in this
town for many years and during the past
ftw years has occupied the farm ownc1
by his father V. T.. Harris has purchased
a bakery and confectionery business i'm
Newport ara will move his family there
end take POSSESSION as soCn as possible
His san Earl Will be ass coiated in business
with him.
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ter an Illness of nearly four years. Mrs
Barber was born in Canada 30 years ag'
and came to this village at the age, oil !
ana has since made this her home. she Is
survived by n husband and five children
three daughters and two sons. Inc fu'
neral will take place Friday morning al
eight o'clock from st. Francis Xavier
Church.
Mrs. Hector Huard, who went to the
Fanny Allen hospital recently Tor treat
ment is reported as much improved.
Mrs G. -. Flint is confined to the nous
by an attack of the grip.
Edmund IJmoge has secured a positc
as delivery clerk for Parizo Bros.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Myrtle Gilman of EryantS Pord
Maine Mrs. Jessie Murphy of Gorham
y. H.. and Mrs. Addie Darling of Garfield
were called here last week by the ser.ou
illness of their father, NJ. j. Leach.--Mrs
l.. w. Rice had the misfortune to fall an
break her arm one day last wcek-F. l.
Smith. proprietor Of Glover Leaf cream
cry, paid his patrons s1.09 per hundred for
standard milk in February.-Mrs Theda
Ellis Bapp, Il former resident of this town
died at her homo in Fairfax the 18th. after
a linge ring Illness with consumption 90
Frank Hoyt Of East Fairfield visited his
aunt, Mrs. G. +. Robinson, over Sunday
Mrs. b d. Porter who has been very
i'll, remains about the ame.-Margueritl
Marshall Is visiting at the home of II. n
Rohinson.-Miss Irene Robinson, who has
been spending a few days with her mother
returned to Hardwick Tuesday night.
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BELVlDERE.

Henry Coburn is carrying on NJ. 6. shat
tuck's sugar plaCe.-The members Of III
Christian church meet at the par onae(
Saturday to hold their covenant meeting
Mrs. NJ. c. Shattuck is sick with throD
and lung trouble. The Ladies' Aid meett
with Mrs. Laura Potter April lo-S
Walker has bought a horse of Merrill pa
vie.-Eddie Kent is on the sick list with
tonsilitis.--BillnG' whistle is heard at tho
Center occasionally We expect tn he al
il every day soGn.-Quit" a quantity o,
maple sugar has been made now -
Thomas little girl is Sick.-Alrs. sally
Allen has returned from Ncwbury.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

The ladies society will have a sociable at
the town hail Wednesday evening, April
The many friends of County commits
soner. W. II. Hall were pleased to see him
50 far recovered from his recent illness as
to be able TO he in town Saturday.-Nc 5
Wrc received here Sunday of the death of
Mrs. DR. Wade of Starksboro Mrs Wade
was Miss Alice Norton of this place. 81 {
as born here ana lived hero until her mar
riaCe about Is years ago. She was a highly
respected young lady and had many
friends herc.-M T.. Brewster has sold elo-
ven hundred pounds of sugar and syrup
receiving 10 cents per pound for sugar and
81 90 per gallon for syrup.
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SOUTH HERO.

Miss Emma Turcotte died of consumption
at her home Wednesday. March -. Her
remains were taken to Canada for inter
ment.-Eert Irish has a position in Burlng-
ton and will move there soon.-Maple
Lawn Academy reopencd Monday after a
vaction of ten days.--W. NJ. stevens has
moved into the house vacated by Frank
Wehper-Irishs hall was sold at auction
Friday afternoon to Amos Micnkler for
81 t63.-Alrs. T. L. Kinney has returned
from Middlebury after spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. James
DonaWay.
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has made demand for these materials
months and ordered out large quantities such Vgs Mis-
trail Cloth Eoenne Etamnes Baste Voe Irvine Cloth and
have complete and ubroken assomen of each well pe
will wisest them French
English make and when the assomen broken will be
cedingy difficult duplicate them For lining these fashionable
fabrics conceivable shade of affea silk has been provided
coors particular shade taffeta
lining purpose whatever will be pretty find
and at the right price.
Particularly attractive and worthy of special mention
SATIN STRIPE PRINTED CALLES 81 inches wide entirely
designs many different combinations of cong price IS
yard.
PRINTED FoULARD SILKS. beautiful designs popu-
coongs 20 inches wide thoroughly good and reliable quality
40 cents per yard.
FOR TAILORMADE GOWNS the cheviot and
cloth So inches wide, price $40 per yard
FINE ALL WOOL ETAMINE, durable satisfactory
material has been will wrinkle firm and
will pull and for general utility has fashionable
shades of and blue, as inches wide price IS
ALL WOOL ALBATROSS. exceedingly popular for and
other purposes 40 inches wdewhte pink nile ghbue
der and black, price 48 cents
ALL WOOL ETAMINE firm strong, especially suitable
alor-made gowns, 50 inches wide price rs yard
SILK AND WOOL LA GLORIA-one of Lupin's new French
fabrics resembling de chine effect quite different reality
any similar fabric previously shown beautiful
of coorsperfect French coors always 4 inches wide
SIPS.
PEAU DE CYGNE. This seasons popular exceedingly
rich looking soft high use satin fnh white black and all
the popular separate waists and evening
gowns, 81 inches wide, price $I.Oo per yard,
JAPANESE CREPE DE CHINE very effective inexpensive
material for evening graduating of silk and nen
inches wide, price 60 per yard.
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HUNTINGDON.

There was a twentieth wedding anniver-
saIY at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cleveland on Tuesday evening, March %
Henry Brewster is somewhat improved
Mrs Il. j. Olmstead is very sick At present
writing Mrs. Amelia Cutting of Bristo
is in town visiting her daughters. Mrs
Brewster and Mrs. Johnson.--Miss Clara
Ring is at work at Il. J. Olmstead' s.-Ear
Morrill, the new barber has taken posses
sior Of the rooms over Norton X Johnson 5
store recently occupied by John Snow, who
leaves town socn.-G NJ and H. w. Norton
attended the funeral of Mrs. DR.. Wade ii
Starks boro Tuesday.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

DR.. #. s. Hutchinson, health officer, has
received the report from the director Of the
laboratory of hygiene, Vermont State
Board of Health on samples OF water re-
Gently submitted for analysis. The water
was pronounced biologically and chemical.
ly suspicious. 1t Is therefore recommended
by the health officer that all drinking wa CT
be toiled,
Miss Glenna Rublee. who has baen spedd.
ing the winter with her brother in Fitch
burg. Mass, has returned home. -Mrs
Sarah Stetson has gone to New York t.
stay a few months with her niece, Miss
Helen Tyler.-Dr f. H. Brown attended
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HILL WEST.

Martin Jewett and Willie Montieth spent
March % in st. AlbanS.-Mr. and Mrs. c.
NJ. Foley and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.
liardie Eakcr spent March % with II. II.
Rushfords family.-Mr. and Mrs. Hayes
Shangrau of St Adams rece ntly visit u
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Eli Shangrau,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rushford are re-
joicing over a son born March lG.-Mr.
Il. II. Jewett, Jr., was in St. Adams n few
days last week to learn to operate Il sep1-
rator. Mr.. Jewett is to have charge of
the separator in this place this summer
Farmers here are having more than they
can do in their sugar places this year
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HINESBURGH.

Miss Gertrude Douglas spent a few days
in town.-AIrs Mary Dow Plat is visiting
friends herc.-MiSses Lucia and Matte
Stoddard of Shelburne We're the guests OF
Mrs. Henrietta Moore Friday and Satur-
day.-Mrs Jennie Mack is stopping al
Burton Byington s.-Mrs. {. j. Russell en-
tertaincd a few friends at tea last Thurs
day.-AIss Bertha Small of Richmond is
spending - vacation of two weeks at home
The marriage of Miss Jennie Bissonctte
to Morton O'Brien occurred al the resi-
denCe of S A. Andrews in Richmond
March 18th, Rev. Mr.. Holmes performing
the ceromony.--Mrs. Fred Bushey is on the
sick list.
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ENOSBuRGH.

The Rev. H. !. ChiGiev gave an interest
ing account Of the work done in Vermont
the past year by the .tnti-Saloon League in
place of the morning service in Memorial
Church, going to East Berkshire for the
evening service. May Baker read an in
teresting sermon At Memorial Church in
the evening Tho Rev. J. W. H. Baker.
who is away for rest of few weeks hop
ing to fully regain his health is gaining
Jurors Warren Pc.lry and +. W. Spicer
NJ. hIl1 AA.AS L 1l...
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Jennie Brown Of Chicago Is visiting
relatives ana friends in town.-The Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist Churo h meets with
Mrs. j. 5. Allen Wednesday-Th Brig
ham academy MINISTRIES viii give their
second annual concert April H.-Charlcs
\ll"n has rei.ted his farm to Albert Wells
Mr.. Allen has bought Luther Wood farm
on the branch. Mr.. Wood will move to
Hyde Park.-Mrs. II. +. Brigham has gone
10 St. Adams to visit friends
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attending school at the Academy
Prof. ID. II. Scri acr OF Rochester Is here
for few days vacation at the home Of
his aunt, Mrs. y. G. wood.
Miss Alice Iggc WHO has been sick sor
the past few weeks. Is NV much i'm
proved and expects soon to be able to be
up and around
The Hon. G. S. Page, If. NJ. Mcfarland
end f.. l.. Noyos were in Stowe Tuesday
to attend the funeral cf the Hon. George
" ilkins
Miss Lila Waite is in Burlington for a
few days visiting friends.
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COlCH ESTER.

Miss Carrie Kinney is spending a few
days in Barre Seth Carey is ill.-Miss
Jennie Cooks spending hervacation at her
home.-Miss Grace Crockett visited in st.
Adams and Swanton last week.-Mrs..
George Kempton and daughter Jessie of
Essex Junction visited at l.. NJ. Mead $
this wcck.--Miss Mae MacNeil is home
rom her school in CastlctOn-Miss Fannie
Day has returned from Bcston.-'rhe con-
dition of j. W. Crockett is slightly i'm
I1rnNnI
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MONTGOM cry.

Mrs. +. II. Wilbur has returned from
St. Johnsbury AID is stopping with j. w.
Goodspeed The l.. A, ). will meet on
Thursday with Henry LaFountain. j.
Rublee was away last week on a business
trip.-Lewis LaFountain has moved IN O
John Yager's house,-Mrs. NJ p. Mauri 'e
is visiting at Underhill.-'rhe W. u. NJ. s,
served "A missionary tea last Tuesday ut
the parsonage.
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II. w. ALLEN e CO.
Colored Dress Goods and Silks.

full description the beautiful collection of Dress Goods and
Silks exhibition here would fill several and then really
about them necessary The
ia for Spring always brighter looking and attractive
paon with the heavy weight and sombre looking oo of
But the showing this completeness beauty
previous collection we have ever brought together
The leading dressmakers of Paris fashion
using little else for the most fashionable gowns than
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SHELBURNE.

c. j. Van Vliet has moved his family to
Shelhurne and reopened his house.
Mrs. Edith Austin is visiting friends in
town.
The Rev. IT, a. Durfee preached at the
Nj thodst Church Sunday.
Schools will open Monday, March 81.
Venetian blinds have been put in the viii
lage school house
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MILTON BORO.

The sugar season is two weeks earlier
than for several years.--Sereral dairymen
in SopertOwn have purchased separators
and will carry the cream to the West
Milton creamary.-Ell Phelps ond wife are
re, oicing over a little girl, bern March 10
-. Il. Smith treated his friends to sugar
on snow Thursday.
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EASI CHARLOTTE.

w. T.. foss and H. $. Fonda went to
Wolcott last week where Mr.. I'oss pur-
chased a 20O-acre farm near the village of
WolCOtt for Il reSidencc.-Mr and Mrs.
George Orvis are the parents of daughter
born Saturday.-Last Sunday being Palm
sunday was observed with special SER
vice at the Roman Catholic Church.
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start the third cream gathering team
Easter exercises will he held in the Meth
odst Episcopal church. Sunday evenii 4,
at oclock.--C. l.. Capron OF st Alban'
was in town Monday and Tuesday.
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''CREL OIL"

A preventive and cure for tuberculosis.
abortion, lung worm sCours, and other
germ diseases in live stock and poultry.
Destroys all vermm and keeps cattle
healthy. Farmers using "Crel or need
no inspector. For sale by
&. u. SMITH Burlington,
NORTON N JOHNSON, Huntington
Sl,W3m
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

be COMPLETED and in the church by July 1.
1t Is to cost $500, the full amount given
BY Mrs. Walter Davis.
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JOHNSON,

Mrs Edgar Coolidge is very low.--About
30 of the normal students enjoyed q feast
at SherWln's sugar house Saturday as
the guest of Mrs. Alger.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.Jnhn Gregory has rented the Finer
SIN Chase place. taking pos ession the % h.
Miss Jennie Tomlinson has returned
from her visit in Worcester, Mass,
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21st.-W. w. Warren had a horse break his
leg in horse power while saving wood
the 2ith.-John kendrick arri .cd in town
the sd to spend few days with his fam
III.
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ALBANY Druggists report more calls for
RC-TER-B A than for any other spring
medicine.
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"let the GOLD DUST twins do your work
Snow white clothes are the result Of usinl
GOLD DUST

Il makes light the labors Of washing. Turns wash
day into play day. Far better than Soap and more
economical.
Made only by THE N. X. FAlRBANK COMPANY.
Chicago. New York. Boston, ST. Louis.
Makers Of OVAL FAIRY SOAP.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-25
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
CURES RHEUMATISM.
The Only Medicine That Pre-
vents a Return Of
the Trouble.

Rheumatism. which does its terri
Bile work in tine muscles. joints and
tissues. Is caused by uric acid which
gathers in the blood. To get rid Of
this poisonous acid which produces
the lrritatIons, pains, agontes, infla-
nations, aud swellings peculiar to
rheumatism, Paine's Celery Com
pound should be used without delay.
No other medicine gives such
prompt. cheering, and happy results.
1t is the only medicine that prevents
a return Of the dreaded disease.
Paine's Celery Compound braces the
nerves, the blood is quickly cleared OF
all irritating poisons, tissue and mus
Gle are built up, and the digestive
organs perfectly toned. DO not treat
with Indifference the slightest rheu-
matte symptoms; tho early use OF
Paine's Celery Compound will save
you weeks and months Of suffering.
Mr.. S. D. Conway, st. Louis, Mo-.
was permanently cured by Paines
Celery Compound after repeated fail.
ures with other medicines and physi.
clans; he Says
~ am 64 years Of age aud have
lived in St. Louis q years, Ind all
this time W ith the exception Of three
years. l have served in the Eng ineers
Department as Inspector. Last win
ter contracted rheum tism and was
laid up. l tried all remedies and
doctors, but all failed until struck
Paine's Celery Compound, which has
made permanent cure In my case. L
have recommended it to many, and
they have used 1t with tho sams re. .
suit. -