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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-28

sickness steals more savings than the
Sslar' Slowly, coin by coin, the
HOney that has been so hardly earned
4 pad out for drugs and doctors.
H. IS the worst enemy of the work
y man, and the common cause of the
"o.Aing mans sickness Is disease of the
NV Uulach often involving the heart, lungs,
-sef OR kidneys.
T.. me use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
A. discovery will stop the stealing OF
~ savings by sickness. It cures dis
49, % the stomach and other organs OF
sesuon and nutrition. 1t cures dis
w.. 49, oi heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, etc,
these diseases are caused by the
aeased condition of the stomach and
= allied organs.
-. About ten Wears ayo hegan N have trouble
my stomach +" writes VIM. Connolly of SIS
kad,cf oueet, Loraiu, Ohio. at got so bad
lWesk on quite often two and three days ~
klch ~, stomach would bloat, and would
tue, y SAs, and was IN awful distress at sueh
u r., pave employed and been treated by
NA,lsvss- uoeiors IN the city but got no help
HIM. ny some way or other happened 10
ay hsinn.dS Wal otyour Pellets, and thought
Mvrs spec me It was then / wrote TO you Tor
Aouvb, f9u told me that by my symptoms you
" "a ~ mad liver complaint. and advised the
Pe,. your Golden Medical Discovery and
nass reuets' 10 connection. These nedi-
hts, nave taken as directed. and am very
tcrss state that commenced to get better
enpsr start and have not lost a day this
kn ~ On account Of my stomach feel tip
Aoc-.pet ter than have for ten years"
hi no substitute for Golden Med
a ~ discovery" Nothing else is "just
" hOwsiG
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MAKING INV NOSE NICE.

MAhlNN Inv NONL WI 70
eyert comes the treatment Of the nose.
must be heated with hot water and
pressed together while the bridge is gent
worked, and while tine nose Is being
asyed the patient must not touch IT, The
,sllclous habit Of rubbing the nose M.
q to one side or the other, must be Tor
gtsn while the patient allows her nose
10 be shaped srd manipulated into
aauty.
@itks fact according TO this beauty
Yio,tof, whose good deeds are many. that
lly nose can be made rhapcly hy this
geatnent so thar the patient VIII nave
pretty profile IL may not be pet.
tetg regular one but IT viii be SYM
nsthcal, and on the lines which We're
asslnaly intended for IT,
This beauty doctor holds that all pep-
v are created equal In beauty, or near
equal and that the woman who los
q complexion, the shape of her chin.
~ contour Of her nose. or the luStre Of
~ eye, has herself and only herself or
as education, 10 blame,
his Idea IS far too radical, but II Is
etanly true that all may have lovely
snplexion, nne smooth, round chin,
perfectly curved throat and a nose that
shapely, II no more
IN getting q good profile. the beauty
nclor demands that the line Of the eye.
vows be made good He insists that
ne electric needle be used to take away
Sperhnous hairs from between the eyes.
q Keeps by his side a pair of tweezers
sIn which to remove the struggling
aan above the brows, and at the cor
,ow, N''''
Aore than this, ne curves the brows
painting them every night with warm
ss'e OIL ana passing the brush over them
IuS tue way he wants them TO grow.
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Tor The Post.
Thy Marie MontaieneA

For The Post.
Thy Marie Mon,aignel
People are settling down somewhat from
Christmas festivities 10 a contemplation OF
the social obligations the functions that
usher In the new year. the costumes that
must be worn aud the bills that must he
met when the first day OK the strange new
year shall come aud With 1t fresh season
for endeayor and the promise OF several
months in which coal must he lndustuouSly
hunted or species OF personal frcezc.out
endured.
New York householders are giving more
active thought to the coal question than to
anything else these days OF the end OF
1907. Everyone can not shut up house ana
30 TO hotel To live, neither can money
tempt coal-eXccpt I'm small quantities from
the coal dealers The woman who plans u
new gown often turns an interpretive
gaze from the lustcr OF It's surfucc and
the dangling Of It's ornaments to the bare
| condition OF her coal cellar Some women
have even been SO good as to forego the
pleasure of giving Christmas pcrsrnts to
friends and spending money set aside for
that purpose in buying a little coal for
tho poor. Still cold or warm, New york
must be fushionu6ly clad, ANA the ap.
proachlng new year sees enough lovely
gowns displayed to clothc the feminine
portion of tho metropolis in glory for a
iong time to come.
The model No. Co62, Is very elegant
aud smart gown designed by one of III,
best Paris designers who come over her,
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front are the newest style and can be cut
shallowcr ~ you hayc not enough material
to make a deep collar or not the SKIN 20
TO nt IL properly. II u laps over tue
shoulder seam II Will be all right The
edge can be trimmed with wavy black
braid, as that Is much cheaper than silk
embroidery. and the lunches OF fruit can
he made as directed. Two Paris rings of
braid mounted on cloth or velvet, ana
wIth long pendants. form the fastening
for the front. The velvet revcrs need not
he Of velvet unless YOU wish them TO- and
they are stitched upon the edge or trimmed
with braid would advise braid for the
homo drcssmakcr for cvctyOne can not
stitch with perfect smoothness and keep
tho surface VI the material perfectly hat
while braid can be applied with little care
The Guns should he finished In the same
way that the revers are and are held to
gcther on the outer edge by Paris rings and
a braid strap. Nou may make your own
rings by cutting out large discs and edglng
Thc shirtwaist IS Of One white wool.
tucked along the woke and worn with the
stylish bishops collar These can easily
pie shaggy turhun, IN black and gray. ANA
can hc trimmed with Il rosctte to suit the
color Of the gown with which " Is 90 be
worn.
No, Go6t is box plated skirt with the
pluits falling lose near the bottom, Heavy
eulpurc lace IS applied In apron front
| style, and with a point In the center, Tho
/ sleeves are trimmed With the same. aud
| $50 Is the collar. The bolcro-and bolcros
| are very smart nowadays--is made OF lace
! trimmed with braided and embroidered
! satin. but Il can Just as well be madc of
! the material of the gown, edged With
I braid ot the color Of the gown or OF black
| ana white In what ls known as Jasper or
| lNckdRw combinations, The French claim
| and prove--that black aud white hrnids
| are more harmonious with coorcd mate.
| rlUiS than those of the snmc color are. and
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He dsrkens them with very ut,ie s,ro,,
tea, or vaselne. or tinted hnit wash
and he 80 keeps them In correctly ner,
feet condition. peI-
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SHAPING THE PROFILE.

EHAPlNb III ANCA 49,
A,A, American woman," says he "un-
%ds how to make and to shape her
"a. .sl. This seems astonishing for pro
\. ,ro !. supposed to thrust upon YOU
\. ,ssly they can be acquired, and the
= !, scauiring one is understood by the
,.,,eon woman thoroughly ~,
Aa lT. npoyc that she eau shape or control
srnsie is q very simple matter. ne
, y pyIi NAV be made by the Creator. nut
kl NV \. f, H sTeat deal that can be done upon
s,m after they are completed.
aTte nose. that important part, Or
,ossus face. can be shapeu uutIl i'
y tsTfeet AS il was when she was III her
pe aTS.re is woman now living in London,
,.lety beauty. whose nose was VIDE
~, woman was far from pretty ana IN
sSsle she was positively disagreed me.
t6sf course OF beauty treatment her
~ became uirc and shapely ana she
I'm Ia be good looking
* rpnedy "a fat nose, with wide nos
,.as 6r nose with q fatty hump on the
"a l. not So difficult but it is intricate.
uI,snslly the owner OF such nose has
a,srnlty In breathing. The nustris are
:rollen inside and TO breathe she must
llsta them. g., leo
,1,eiient condition, but the throat I'm bad
dsne 50 that I'm her efforts 10 breathe,
~ patent dilatcs the nosilfls Aftcr q
Inc this becomes a positive habit aud thc
0strIls grow wide,
The first step in the beauty. treatment
I 10 20 To specialist who VIII cure any
stsrfbal trouble or who Will treat the
tbrost Once the patient is pinccd In con
lHon 10 breathe easily, the nose VIII heglh
IA Improve It will lose that red
i'ned. dilsted. swollen. look 50 common
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Conversations,

New York Times.
Madge-It must be Just lovely to be
millionaire. - rrhxrc IEbit
half as much pleasure ~ pus.thsso tS'Ss-
when you know you can Anors 'AiS -------
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re darkens them with very little stron-
and he 30 keeps them In coFFectlv "q nsr'
feet condition. W.
FULL, PRETTY LIPS.
AS for the lips, here again the beautv
doctor calls to his aid specialist. The
lips, he says, are largely Influenced nv
the teeth; ana If there be bApken tooth
a faulty filing or crooked teeth. the Tins
will be bad.
One oyerhanglng tooth, or one tooth
that crowds another out. viii spoil tho
lps. Or il there Is tendency toward
projecting teeth the lips are ruined Teefh
that slant inwards make the ips thin ami
habby looking. Teeth that project give
a plgglsh look TO the mouth, A good
dentist VIII shape the front teeth until the
worries are even and in color he will make
them as they should be.
IN these days OF perfect dentistry. no
gold should be seen from the front OF
tne mouth, fUt there is an arti1caty
about gold. and there should be no spaces
laugh
In getting good profile the specialist
pays peculiar attention to the temples
for these are the points that show age
experience points they are called--and
that high awful look, ON the Temples of
some women makes not only the face
unbeautiful but the profile aged.
If the temples are high and bare, and
the ears are set In an oasls. there ia
no such thing as a pretty profile and
no woman Will think that she can &C.
qure such n thing.
Her first act must be to coax the hair
to grow down and, while II is growing.
she must let little soft curs lie upon
her temples aud forehead and must half
hide her ears In them.
The ears are seldom pretty and few
artists will paint them bare. The ar
tlstc eye will recoil from the sight OF
the car, naked aud standing out from
the side Of the head. and. lnstinctlvelv
the artist will teach his brush to paint
small curlS, or will wave a mass Of hair
over them
lists models all women NJ the stage,
and the great majority Of those who mike
a hit in private life are In the habit OF
! covering the ears With curls and the wo.
| man who wants 70 look well should do
! this at once Surely In a profile there Is
| nothing more taking.
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION

CLEAR COMPLEXION.
The matter Of complexion is q thing !
that can be governed ALWAYS Tho woman !
WHO "a ,,cilnod 10 iool rod or, ti,,,..
""O 10 'u'''''u 10 'o'h l'u an" oi'"sF
can bIeach her SKIN She must powder, |
aud the basis OF her powder is a trlHc
u '''u c'e'in 'upuer INTO 'ne SN'"' II
,,0' "s'l'i5' iel p'iu1ii''e' sue eau pu' u"
,gto 49,. '9Y' l.s. ~ 60 GU 49,, a1'' o,,'
-
1F' .'', i4.,'1 ~ ''''
Tho woman with n muddy romple1lop
must begin by doctorus inwardiy sue
may tax the old.faahloned hnt ever
5jgnt of moIatres w Win 6imrh M ami.
phur worked in. or she can have her
dI,ugglsls prepare bottle OF sweet vine
rc.,I, 10, fE1 l"i.i,r ~ ,g ,,rssi5rsl tinia
spoonful or she can take that eye bright
cuer and marvellous tonic. castor OIL which
IN satsapHrliia Is belnS given IN 80 many
beauty parrots
The chin must be kept in shape by mas.
sage ana 10y dieting ana no sucn thlns as
p double culn must he t't Que minute
couuleuaucou, Ana 80 WIN q E"nu nose
ntn round chlh, iul Ven shaPtd ups
curved hioNS ana a hhe complexion u
woman is sure OF good prohi"; and all
| OF llese Things i1e beauty sps-'aisIs Guys
! -.--N'
! IAiugs tlat can not ne contfoAed are
| lh' Color OF the eyes the SIZE OF lHe ~
socket me expression or the face anu
me width oi, and htighl OF the eheaN
| bones THESE are important '9af4e''-l .l,s
/ ln determining ueau'y au" j, rs 'l,7' 'A'1
make Oh mar Tue pio4ess-NHal beauty
/ -.
! ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
/ Mrs. T.. 81 have been an interested
| ''"''' '- '"ul "I'N'o"' W" ''"''' "
! would like 10 have q little advice. My
/ hair has been coming ont for the last hree
I Luz '"'
months nave tiled the egg SHAMPOO
but my hair keeps coming out Just the
s,roo
stunt
Take OF vinegar Of cantharides one half
an ounce Of distfuad uatar siv oppres. OF
,,.,,..,,,a -
cologne water an ounce, OF gIyceihe OF
borax half nm ounce Mix and rub into the
-. 20 49, IT. -. Az, Lot th, dr,c-
ioo'S u 'hc n"i' o'e'' Jay N''e
glst put the ingredients tosether Ior you
or mention to him how you are going to
To Mrs. No Name: Your hair can he
treated best by rubbing the oil Of sweet
almonds into t6e roots every night Warm
me S p aua 90 moi use ts gn' Sgons ~ viii he
ono,%b
TO Correspondent; For obstinate id1, tSs
mere ~ past, puL S'u nVs e., no.
druggist auout II, WngI uu ~ rora
cause IT Is powerful ana you uhsul uI g ~
mistake 1t consists Of a quarter or a
drachm each Of oxide Of ziuc and sqoiodide
of bismuth To this Is added two draelmS
After washing or apply sweet oil
To Inoniring Friend. A good skin food be-
gins Win two ounces of sweet almond oil.
| Add half an ounce Of white wax and half
nm ounce of spermaccti 70 this add an
| ounce az plvccrine and half AN ounce Of
orange wafer. Make in a double boiler md
scent with drop of lavender Ten drops
~ tbe tinctura If benzolu should be ad.
Sed oa me mixture is cooling
ug To as reader; For an oily. Shiny skin use
rose Sc water two ounccs and cologne water
on ~ 'u IirItcr. TBnSSs rIvccrinc agree with
vour sIInq n so. Won might apply glyceriue
ccvF Win rose water TO the inlamed
To ~; To reduce t9e t %oI hgnds ana All
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-28

IN TSs Yer woman has a perfect
wsh ,sn+ was made by the fore
~ s.snty specialist Of Paris, man
rsi Os- ss,oted his time, and that Of
" ,.slstants, to woman ana her race
w Y, mast twenty years
y " he past ave years he has inter
psrlns s,e in the contour Of the features
~ . 1 beauty culture became a iuu' ns
~ wv g.a 10 his staff several men ana
|pi SUI understand the shaping Of the
rnsu VINO "H'''
lairle' .s,stapts have studied in Vienna
ipe'v ua,,s are Strengthened, and In Lon
riue IT, the complexion is like the
" wa they have also taken course
nv =, petersburg beauty pnrlors' where
2 us hair is made to glow and 70
s'1su .nAl II makes brilliant frame
fssa "a FACE. and when loose, a drapery
!, me- entire figure uo ztoo,,,
y nro6le declares that the American
n ps tbe most regular forehead ana
Y vs. outlines In the world. Her feat
" v.9 ,.ss he "are not always symmetrl-
~ ,Iey are always harmonious
81 bll tn.y ME- il rctrousso,' hr declares,
u PEI nV Is sure to be small and bowed,
lle mouse oose is long the mouth Is fun md
~ rpper, ny face. Is usually strong and
tD IN y su while it is not Greciqn by, any
,n XXI classic utter the { Vsnn D OF Milo lilo
ssss Of the days when the venus pe 'i'''
y. horn,
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Hats ooutnue about the same In SHAPE
aud size. except that the immense hats are
rot ns generally worn as those Of medium
sizes, and velvet lcavcs, flowers and fruits
are as popular now as they ever were. The
mortar board hats which appear on a few
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-12
CHELSEA.

Leslie @. Smith has bought A. A.
Osborn's store at North Tunbridge and
has removed there from the farm
which he lately sold to Parker W.
Burbank.
Nellie " Rich's health did not al
low her to continue in Mrs. Peters
millinery store, and Philana u. Slack
has returned home from Lisbon, n. H.,
and taken her place.
N. H. Perkins of Tewksbury, Mass
has been visiting his brother, f. M.
Perkins.
Mrs. w. A. Hood has gone to Bos-
ton to visit her daughter, and Mamie
E. Earle, who has returned from Tun-
bridge, is working at Mr.. Hoods in
her absence.
Mrs. Alice M. Hadley of Manches-
ter, N. H., is at J. B. Atwood IS for
some time.
Sallie Emery gave a lively Hallow-
cen party TO seventeen of her young
friendsx lady on Friday evening.
CABOT.
Arthur Stoddard of Peacham will sing
at the Congregational church next Sum
day morning Mr.. Stoddard will sing a
solo. His vocal ability is too well known
for comment.
Quite number from this place went to
Montpelier Wednesday
Rev. ID. l.. Hillard was called to south
cru New Hampshire, the first of the week
on business.
w. p. Lance is to move from his farm
to Lower Cabot village. He will engag,
in teaming
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-12
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas. Our Heavenly Father in
His Divine Providence, has removed
from our Corps our beloved sister,
Amanda T. Newcomb,
Resolved, That Brooks Relief Corps,
of which she was an honored member,
has sustained an irreparable loss. Her
fitness for leadership, wise and con-
siderate counsels, high qualities and
strength of character, inspired by the
controlling sense Of honor and recti-
tude, so noticeable in the perfor-
nance of every duty, whether in the
home or in the different societies to
which she belonged, mark her a
noble example, and
Resolved, That in her death we
feel keen individual loss, and we
extend to her aged father and chill
dren, this expression Of our apprecia-
ton of Mrs. Newcomb as woman
and friend, and our unmeasured sym
pathy in their great loss, and we move
that these resolutions be spread on
our records and that copy be trans
mitted to her family.
Anna E. Worthing,
Emma A. LaPoint, Com.
Emma D. Waterman.
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Dropsy
N eur a1gia of the
Heart For Years.
Pain w ent From
Heart to Head.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
and Nervine Cured.

About three years ago my sister was so
badly affected with heart trouble and neu-
ralgia Of the heart that we did not expect her
to live. Although we had irst-class ply
stefan she grew worse under tn treatment.
She had swollen dropsical look and had
frequent spells of neuralgia pain at her heart
when she would render the most hcart-rend-
ing means and shrieks. At times the pain
would go from her hI art to her head when a
lump would appear on her temple half as
large as an egg. One night she got up in
bed and ran into the back yard crying with
pain; she was not conscious Of ii, however,
and was brought back to the house by neigh.
bors. | bought for her bottle each of Or.
Miles Nervne and Heart Cure which helped
her greatly. She afterward used some five
orsx bottles and has never had a spell since.
had used your medicine with great benefit
myself. l know that Nervine and Heart
Cure not only saved my sisters life but also
saved me from insanity and death. was so
nervous | could not bear the slightest noise
or movement around me and suffered from
palptation and pain in the heart. l had
choking sensations dizzy and faint spells.
smothering spells when ! could scarcely get
my breath; l was SO nervous l was treated
like child and at one time it was thought /
was losing my mind. Nervine saved me
from insanity."-KATIE AcKEs, Clover
Creek, Pa.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot.
tie DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DIR. Mi! Medical Co., Elkhart Ind.
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Central Vermont Railway.
Commencing October ~ 1902
Trains Going South and East " III
Leave Montpelier as Follows:

sen \ ". MAIL, week days for Boston, Spring
reid and New York.
i2:3iP. VI. EXPRESS week days, tor Boston nd
New York via Springfield, or New London AMI War-
cester via Nashua. ParlOr to Boston aud SPRING.
delu.
SIS p. NJ. PASSENGER. week days, for White
River Jet
l23pA. NJ, daily EXPRESS. for Boston via 1ov
u and all points In New England, New York and
nuih. Pullman Sleepcrs to Boston and SPRING
cid.
Trains Going North and West.
4:5o A. NJ, daily EXPRESS for Montreal and the
vest and week days for Ogdenshurg. Richford and
ltawa. sleeping cars, Montpelier junction TO
Muntr al.
900 A. NJ. PASSENGER. week days for Buriing-
ION, Rut md ~. Adams, Montreal, ottawa aud
RichfOrd.
:3OP, NJ. PASSENGER, week days, for ling
ton, st. Al ans, Montreal, Ogdensburg and
Ric' ford. arlor car to Montreal without change.
$50 p. NJ. PASSENGER, weeA dsys for Buring-
on, connecting foi Rutland
5:55 T.. VI. EXPRESS for Burlington, ST. Albans
and Montreal. Pullman sleeping car from Montpelier
Junction to Chicago without change.
Suburban Train Service.
Leave Montpelier at $40, g:2O A. NJ, IL IS
:50. $50 Nj Arrive AT Barre twenty minutes after
eaving time.
Leave Barre at 1901 A. NJ, S;35, A. NJ; l2:Ol Nj;
J:S. $3.50 p. NJ Arrive at Montpelier, twenty min
1tes after leaving time.
Trains leave for Williamstown at l2:55 p. NJ. and
sop NJ.
All passenger trains will stop at the Pioneer
Works to take or leave passengers when slgnalled.
c. A. LANG, Agent.
(. II. FTTZHUGH, Vice Pres. General Manager.
:. W. CUMMINGS. General Passenger Agent.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-12
WILLIAMSTOWN.

W. Harrison Martin, as administrator
of the estate of his late brother, David
N. Martin, will sell at public auction
at his farm on the West Hill, a guam
tity,of personal property, on Friday of
this week, Nov. T. beginning at 8 a.
m. We have seldom seen a more in
teresting lot of articles offered for sale
here in this way. 1t includes u fine
Prescott organ, five rifles, two shot
guns, farming tools, household goods,
etc, etc.
@. r. Scott, a forwarding agent of
Barre, will move here this week, to the
farm just bought of j. B. Brockway.
Our ex-townsfolk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will p. Bowman now of Lowell, Mass,
have been visiting old friends in Barre
of late.
The closing teachers meeting of the
present term, at the village school
house last Friday evening, was pleas
ant affair and quite well attended.
Mrs. DR.. Elan G. Lewis is again
quite i'll in Rutland
Dennis Carlin, Mrs. Henry j. La
SELL and Miss Sadie Boyce are regain
ing health.
; Mrs. Inez Flint wife of Eldon A.
Earle. is VlSltlng at ner brother IN
New Jersey and meantime one of her
sons at school in Mortified has been
taken i'll with scarlet fever.
A late issue of the Watseka, ILL.,,
Republican, pays a long and very high
tribute to the late Clarence M. Burn
ham, NJ. D., the grandson of our old
townsman, Martin Burnham, whose
sudden death on October IS called Mr..
Burnham from his visit here few
weeks ago. The young man was in his
twenty year. He was a gradu-
ate of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons in Chicago and took post
graduate course in the Philadelphia
Polytechnic. He was about to begin the
practice of medicine i'll Chickasha, In
dian Territory. His love for the
young lady, whom the married the day
after he was taken sick with acute
peritonitis and three days before his
death, began in their school days and
grew with their growth. GA very ex-
ceptional young man." says the Re-
publican, "his buoyant happy nature
made for him warm friends of all who
knew him.. " In this great sorrow, we
tender our old townsman and all con-
cerned there the sympathy of his old
Vermont friends.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-12
Will Investigate.

A remarkable case comes to light at
Elizabeth, West Va. An old man there
by name of g. W. Roberts had long suf-
fered with incurable cancer. Everybody
believed his case hopeless until he used
Electric Bitters and applied Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. The treatment cured him
completely. Now everybody who knows
of it is investigating Electric Bitters. 1t
eIerts mighty power to expel bliousness,
Kidney and Liver troubles and its won
derful tonic for rundown systems. Don't
fail to try it. Only Doc. Satisfaction
guaranteed by G. Blakely, druggist.