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THE ANTARCTIC NIGHT.
1t Is Fur More Trying Than the Arc
tic Darkness.

1t Is Fur More Trying Than the Arc
tic Darkness.
From this day (Afay I'D we were not
to see the sun again for two months.
at the beginning we did not dread the
prospect of this long polar night before
us, but before the sun had been gone
many days one OF US became very I'll.
Dance lacked the constitution TO hold
out, and on June 5 he died. 1t Is use
less to dwell on sad recollections. He
was loved on board the Belgica, and
this loss, following on the death of the
sailor Wiencke, who was washed over
board by a wave In Bransield strait,
made deep impression on us. In the
obscurity Of the midday twilight we
carried Dances body to a hole which
had been cut in the ice and committed
1t to the deep. A bitter wind was blow
ing as with barred heads, each of US
silent and sad, we left him there-and
the foe drifted on.
In the antarctic regions, thanks doubt
less to the detestable climate, the dis
astrous effects Of the polar night are
far more marked than in the north.
There is a general lowering Of the sys-
TEN, and the heart acts feebly. Sever
al OF us developed serious symptoms,
and without daily care on the part of
the doctor others would not have sur
vived the period of darkness, though it
was relatively short. One part of
Cooks treatment was very effective
and ingenious. Those who were most
affected by deficient circulation were
made to stand in half naked condition
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~ OR a moment the three Next
~ cans were too greatly astound-
- &c to move or to speak, and
that moment was sufficient to
give the officers q chance to seize them.
Escudera wheeled like lightning. but,
observing Instantly that there was NO
chance to escape and doubtless realiz-
Ing the futility Of such a thing even IL
ne could effect 1t, remained motionless
where he stood while the officer nearest
him snapped pair Of handouts on
his wrist.
Rodriguez made one heroic dash 10
ward the door, but ran straight into
the embrace OF the officer nearest him
and was also handcuffed.
Bustamente acted as his half devel-
oped nature had taught him to act In
emergencies. He whipped out a knife
and struck with all his strength
straight for the heart OF the man who
charged upon him. The weapon would
have taken effect and there would
have been a second murder chargeabIe
against the trio but for the presence
Of Craig Wyndham.
BE appeared from behind the screen
where he had been concealed Just in
time to see the weapon raised, and he
sprang toward the maddened man and
seized his wrist. He was only partly
successful, however. He diverted the
blow so that it cut through the officers
sleeve and inflicted an ugly cash on the
fleshy part of bis arm.
Through it all the district attorney
remained unmoved In his chair. In
deed there was scarcely time for him
to do aught else, for the. whole scene
did not occupy more than half dozen
seconds. After that there was a pic
ture which would have made excellent
material for a tableau--the three men
Ihandcuffed, one calm and smiling Gym
ically, another pale with fright and
the third furious with baffied rage, the
Officers beside them, with firm hands
'upon their shoulders on the other
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-10
Lost and Found.

1t was SO slippery coming down
here tonight that lost my feet sew
eral times" remarked the awkward
dancer to his fair companion, as they
were enjoying the dreamy mazes of
the waltz.
We'll, I notice you've found them
again, all right" said the fair one, as
she stopped dancing and limped over
to chair.-Yonkers Statesman.
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His Chance.

Conjurer Cpointing to large cabinet)
Now, ladies and gentlemen, allow me
to exhibit my concluding trick. would
ask any lady In the company to step
on the stage and stand in this cup
board. / will then close the door.
When open II again. the lady will
have vanished without leaving a trace
behind.
Gentleman In Front Seat aside to
his wife)-I say, old woman, do me a
favor and step up.-London Tit-Bits.
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out of PoI,tics

Foreign Visiter-You have a glorf-
Gus country here, and fairly revel in
the blessings of freedom, suppose.
Mr.. Crossroads-Wall as to that,
we don't take much interest in poll
tics up our way. The post Office
don't half pay expenses, and so all
parties patrioticany agreed to retire
from the political field and let SOL
dier's widow have it.-N. Y. Weekly.
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Mystery Going and Coming.

Pauline-Just think of the awful
things we know about people whom we
don't know.
Emeline-Yes; isn't it WONDERFUL
And just think what the people whom
we don't know may know about usl-
Detroit Free Press.
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An Art sxyindle

Customer-When bought this pic
ture you had placard on it, Original
by Rubens," and now 1 find it is only
a copy.
Dealer-But, my dear sir, the orig
inal is by Rubens, nevertheless, isn't
i'm. Y. Times.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-10

mo. l am 9St running my own creed
down. am just relating a few things
which ought TO make us all natural low
ers Of the many deserving beauties
that we wot not of in these hurrying
times, and among them may be counted
the things mentioned. Prove it? Prove
nothing. ! am just telling you."-New
Orleans Times Democrat.
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The Judge-on the homicide charge
! sentence you for life; on the bur-.
glary charge 1 sentence you for ten
years.
The Prisoner - Tanks, jedgeI
You've added ten years to NAH life
Judge.
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Straight TIN

Ethel-Be careful, dearest. You
must not let papa see you kiss me.
Tsm-Would he be angry?
Ethel-No; but he would probably
try to borrow money Of you.-Chica-
go Daily News.
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Maude (much exercised on perceiv,
ing very delicate pencil line of downJ
What would you do if you had mus
tache on your hp2
Clare (entirely occupied with her
own reflections)-Well, if he were nice,
] should keep very quiet--Punch.
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No Doubt True

OF men who never work q lick
You doubtless know a few;
But turn them loose in a brewery
And trouble they would brew.
Chicago Daily News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-05-10

Some one has said that all the world
Loves a lover. That's quite true;
For II you love a girl, why. then,
OF course, she's all the world to you
Judge
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Mamma-You mustn't bowl your
hoop in the front on Sunday. You
must go into the back garden.
Tommy-Isn't it Sunday in the back
garden, mamma?-Punch.
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You tDill Stocdr 10 It. supposcf'
you ever did In your life. Do you
know IL that scoundrel Escudera had
got here first with his yarn IL would
have bothered me. and shouldn't won
der IL had issued warrant for you.
AS II was, his story corroborated every
thing you had said, only Il turned the
tables on himself. It's a great piece OF
work for the district attorneys office to
accomplish, Ell? think II deserves a
small bottle. Let's so and have one"
That evening, at the Savoy, Craig re-
lated to Carmen every event OF the
day, and they were exceedingly happy,
knowing that justice had placed its
iron hands upon the murderers OF Burr
Pendleton.
A week later Carmen received a teIe-
gram from Mexico informing her that
Ignacio Romero was dead, and subse-
quently letter came explaining that
he had committed suicide. He had
made some trivial excuse TO borrow q
penknife from one Of the nurses and
with it had taken his own worthless
life. Under his pillow was found a
letter from New York, which told OF
the arrest and undoubted conviction OF
his friends. Doubtless that was his
reason for the act
month later than that, while Craig
and Carmen were sitting at the same
table where they had their first lunch
con together, he said to her:
"Carmelita, you know told you once
that l was a sudden fellow, but do
not think have been very sudden In
this affair OF ours. One week from To-
morrow must sail for Europe on i'm
portant business which cannot be post
poned. VIII you marry me one week
from tomorrow and so with meY
Her answer was yes"
THE END.
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CHAPTER XII.

RoDRIGUEZs CONFESSION.
~ OR a moment the three Next
~ cans were too greatly astound-
"A &c to move or to speak, and
that moment was sufficient to
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-16
Death Of Con. Crout

by the death Of u.Cor srtssmsb VII
liam ". Great, Vermont be- Ice. . noel
devoted eco spd psbiis spirited eiia,p.
The snnpatosmsnl OF his desih. Tassdsy,
esms - greet ,urpriss 10 many Of bic Eel
lov.eiliEsns- While II sss kuovo TO MANI
the, be bad bees silitg Tor several weeks.
bat iss inss Of his critical condition. He
r.tnroed hop BsstsH TO bis home 10 Kt
BY. tbs Last OF August. .nd there died Toes
norniug of last week, Iron . m slsrisl 81 20
lion sad complieslion Of diseases. Gen
srsi Gront, ~ be ~as widely known, wss
born 10 Compton. L. q, M.y "a, 1886.
He received = con mon school sud scsdsm
10 education snd gfs a,ied st Foushkeep
sic, n, ] Law seha ! 10 1857. He wss ID
uitted to the bar 10 December OF tue same
year and bsssn The practice OF Law 1t Bar
too. 10 JAY. 1862 be was nom insted By
the repu blicsns OF bis county Tor states
attorney, bat he dsolined The nomination
aud enlisted 10 q eompsby then being rails
ed 10 Barton. Ga its Organization be wss
made csptsin, aud later vas com % issionsd
Lieutenant colonel Of the 10th Vermont
Vols
10 the Tell OF 1864 during Tbs raids upcp
81 Albsus End other pisces In ysruout
Col. 0rout vas elected q btisstist-sebersl
BY the Legislature. 10 1865 be was elected
states sttornsy Tor 0tlesns county. He
represented Barton In the Legislature 10
1868. 1869. 1870 and 1874. 10 1876 be wss
elected 10 the senate snd was made pres
dent pro TEN. He was Hrst elected to cop
sress 1880 from the old third district and
10 1882, after the fedistrictips OF the stste
vas defestsd by Judge Poland. 10 1881
be vas again elected to Congress after .
memorable contest. 10 which he defeated
Tor tht nomination Hoo. Willism r. Dill
inghs and the late Col q W Hooker. He
'srved The second district by continuous
'elections until two years ego. when be de
,linsd . denomination 10 make The contest
Tor the succession to the eest OF the late
senator Morrill, 10 the national senate,
The result OF that contest vss unq uestions
Wy . bitter dissppointment 10 General
irout. after his years Of continued sucoes,
q 10 his congressional csupaigps. HIS
unersl vas held st bis late home, Thurs q
Icy Of this last week. during the hours oil :
'hich the Legislature adjourned ont Of o
expect to bis memory and IS . mark Of sp il
recitation Of his distineuis services 10 (
shslf OF the state and nation, .
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ARLINGTON.

M II. Dun,on has been i'll but 10 col
sssin.
Rev. q. A. Fnness preached st The
Congregational church last Snndsy:
Mr. and Mrs L @. Woodwork have
been visiting friends 10 Albany. N Y
%. Z Adams attended the Nstionsl
Enssm pmsnt Of the q, A r. at Washing
ton last week.
The fair given by the Catholic Society
les. week vas we'll attended and q success
10 every way.
Several hunters from Albany have
been 81 the Arlington the past week and
bad very COED lack.
The lsdies OF the Congregational
church had 90 Autumn Lear entertain
ment at The home OF Mrs sherwiu on Tues
day evening. II wss . very pleasing eD
Sargent Herber. Bailey recently re
turned from the Philippines and bis sic
Ter Miss Title Bailey OF Gleps Falls. N. Y.
visited their brother Wallace OF this town.
several days last week. The brothers had
not seen each other in more than twenty
years aud the reuuion vss greatly enjoyed |
by ell.
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ADVICE 10 MOTHERS

Are you disturbed Of night and broken
OF your resi by q siok child suffering and
crying With pain OF cutting teeihf II sc
send N once aud get . bottle Of Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. II cures dysentery, disrhoes, regui
lstes the stomach and bowels. cures wind
collie, sof,ens the gums, reduces inHsms
tion, and gives tone and energy TO the
whole system. Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleatsnt
the taste andis the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physician
and nurses In the United States and 10 for
sale by oil druggists throug hout the world
price Is cts bottle.
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A lrife nodun plant for the man
fso,ute OF nix will be establis he'd al At
lsuts, e,oreis; ~ the result oieIperimsnt
commenced Of Iaolah Falls last spring,
The eompsny l4ttresiei is capitalized st
u 900 ,0oO srd Is beaded by onpetept
business men Tract OF 1900 acres OF
land on The Talulsh Falls rsi,rosd has
been parehseed anl divided into twenty
scre isrme o. each farm I've srees ere
10 be pisrled le White mulberry trees.
and silksofms Eill be si.ed for The pro
duclion OF silk TIN thousand trees we're
set cut lssi year, Sud the company Is nov
preparing 10 plant ~. 600 additional trees.
Thers will be ,eYersl manufacturing
plants located 10 various parts OF the
state. Italian and French families will be
brought from silk.producipg centers Of
the world to engage in the culture asd
nsnnisciufe Of the nbrs snd to train the
Georsis people 10 the industry, Houses
will be boit 90 the farms by the CON psny
which will be occupied by the foreigners, |
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stser.his saafss GO ''Tks GAIA sts TIE
etsls-, ku u Dyer Els q w..hirs
tsp. y. G hsiiatsl ssrsritlst assi "a lss
isisti's seti, ss'ss rty irisres,iss ,sls
60 bet ssfs 10 Cessrsss md its bilIs
vkish iks Usios vs isarunsnal lie get
tiss rssss5
iH he liasof TIE voEsn are ihs greet
81 .sasrtnt Essry tree siis uothtr sd
sssstisr shesla ,lssd OF To. tsnpusrce
plsiierr. sss rf.y tt.i TIE l,v E.y b,
ssiofcss. std The tons protected from
The eSfss e. drrt TIE bible 10 Iras, saa
rtessseoes zoe 10 tia itn sits ei.
t,ishbor efirs, ,lto eye tho dfantud
essooi eater The iiagtoE o. tesres. TIE
sslSob tstpsr dcss bui si's 90 sQai,.lsnt
tor The nonty b. feefive', sives ttiihtt
ioes her eloise,. tsi o.ssts hs psitoss 10
90 hsssty I'd 10 rsss. The saloon can
eel rae s.ta5u, TIE boys co more than The
av.Gtii esn fsa silhVst log.
OIL ptoise,3 ADD save cor boy.i
Mn, II. rs.
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Be LEARNED A GREAT Truth.

II is said OF John Wesley that be once
said to Mistress Wesley: "Why do you
tell that child the s,me thing over and ov
er and over sgsir2' John Wesley. be
Cause once telling is not enough" IL is
TOT this reason that you are told again and
again thst Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
cures colds aud Strip; that it counterscts
any tendency OF these diseases to res ult 10
pneuuonis. and ibs. it is pleasant and
safe TO lake. For sale by A II Pettibone,
Manchester Depot. J II Wbipple. Marches
ter Centre james Cody. South Dorset. J
NJ Armstrong, Doreet.
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Do GtoD IT PAYs,

A Chicsgo men has observed that
&c TOOL deeds are better than real estate
deeds some OF the latter are worthless
Act kindly and gently. show sympstby
snd lend helping band You oauno. pos
sbly lose by IT," Mopt men appreciate a
kind word and encouragement more than
substantial help. There ore persons 10
this com mi unity WHO nigh, tr1tbiolly say.
MY good friend, cheer up. a ieg dosee
OF Cham berlaih's Cough Remedy will rid
you OF your cold, and there 10 no danger
whatever from pneumonia when you use
thss medicine. 1t always cures. know
1t for 1t has helped me ont many time"
Sold by A a Petiibone, Manchester Depot,
8 Fl Whipple. Manchester Centre, James
Cody, South Dorses, j NJ Armstrong, Dor
set,
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Tho iupoilslion CT sboddy under the
Ii3gley Tstf Law bs been sin oct s,opp
s vas the oa.a under the Mckinley
hv. Urdet tbs Democratic Wilson Tariff
o.! there vas 40 enormous increase. 10
H. sscsl year Of 1894, under the kcKin
H. lay, OIL, li3 002 pouDds OF "muugo,
hs'ks, nolls, voOl extracts, rags and
vs4tss" were imported. The very next
year, under the Wilson Law the imports
tons increased to Ia 900 600 ponads, and
10 1897, the last yesr Of that set, the i'm
rofis aggregated nearly %, 900 900 pounds,
Then followed tue Diogley Law. undsr
which the imports fell TO 3l4 $40 pounds
ia 1899. aDd haye stooj at shout ths, poin,
ever since.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-16
The vsrr ont LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature sdiourned again over
susdsy, having accomplished little ex
cspt getting organized and ready for busi
n.sa A lev bills have been ia,rod uoed
ircludina two or three high license bills
which have been referred to the joint CON
Committee on Temperance.
AZ everything 10 nov ready for busiu sss
II Is hoped tbs. good progress viii be
made 10 The days 10 follow.
Ia The House Committees Bennington
County got no chsirnsnships. The mem
btrs are allotted - iollevs: Fowler OF
Asnshester. Judiciary. aud railroads; Nor
ey Of Rupsrt. elections. Tsdor Of STAN
lord. clsius; Smith Of B.ndsste, high
ways, Rockvosd Of Bennington, nsnsise
iatsrs; Thompson Of Lsndsrove, serieuI
tu'a; Fsrrinston Of Sssnbursb. land tax
e. ADD mileage aud debea,ures; Msttison
Of oisslenssry, grand lisi; Taylor Of Wis
bali. general; Williams OF Sunderland,
dlaifibutios. West Of Peru. state prison,
c rsy Of shsi,sbury. corporations; Weed
Of Weoaiord, pnblie buildings.
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GAiSrp Fomr Pousp, IN TH,nrY d.

GAINED FoRlr Pousp IN THIRTY DAra
For several moaths onr younger brother
bad been ifooblei With Indigestion. he
tried several remedie, bot got DO benefit
from them. We purchased some Of Cham
berisia's sioaseb and L,vsr Tablets snd
be commenced niiog then. Inside Of
thifly days be bad gained forty pounds 10
hssh. He Is nov iully recovered. We
have good trade on the Tablets. HoLLr
Bho, Merchants. Long Branch Mo. For
ssle by II Pettibope. NJ Manchester Depot,
J Il Whippie, Manchester Centre. James
Cody. South Dorssi. J NJ Armstrong, Dor
set
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sosR Fooia,R Prap1r

Allow . eopsh to roc uuill u geis beyort
The reach Of medicine They oi,cn ay
Oh. IL will wear sssy, but 10 nosi case,
u gill scar then way. Could ihey b,
iadaoed 10 Try the snocesstul nedicins
called hemP's Balssm, shich ia cold 90 .
positive snsrsGtee 10 cure. they vonld
Immediately zee The efeellsnt effect after
isiins the hrsi dose Price q and 500
Trial size free. AZ oil druggists.
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II btlosss every American citizen TO
bsr soas,srily 10 mibd that. vhslever
may be s,ii and printed 10 deceive and
nislsad aip prosperity 10 tho issne. "
TIE qufsiiog OF him to consider 10 sheth
e. vben b. foes TO the polls 10 cast bic
voss Tor Con.ressnsn this tall, and sssip
is3 years heLeo when be will vote Tor Pres
iIoItisl electors and Congressman, be will
cbsl bic b,lIoi Tor the msio,ensnce Of the
1dttioas that prevail, or for . relapse 10
~ the conditions under which be suffered
i,ol 1872 nrtIl 1896; whether he will lei
t'oas ~bs, /, certainly we'll enough or
ho TO brips about chsnge that must b.
Inevitably iJr the verse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-16

Some startling developments have leak
ed out 10 connection with the case OF
Ohsrles W. Nortoni Of South Wsllingf
the alleged swindler. who was arrested
BY the federal authorities LAST week. The
post-office authorities have been hard a.
work since Norton's arrest and il Is under
stood that they have accumulated IN i'm
menss amount OF evidence. the m ost senss
tonsl part Of which is that Norton was
not alone 10 bis sllessd swindling and
that several we'll known men living 10
Rutlsnd county ere connected With the
sfisir. No names will be given out until
'he federal CONT clnvenes 10 Rntlsnd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-16

snhuhi Weetirk OF tho w, g, 7. v.
4hs 2sth sssasl Convention Of the Won
sChristisn Temperance Union vas held
o. ,be n. T. church 10 The city Of RI,
lard, Oct. LIS inclusive. The eff Gers end
renbes Of the Usion srs pleased With ito
sneeeu, which 10 considered one OF The
resi bsnshcisl meetings ever held BY the
efgsniEs.icr, which nov has . member
d, % Of over 1000.
Oar sts,s president. Mrs Ida II. Reed
Of shei6arns and Der eo-sorhers we're Of
thfir beat, and each delegate islt the in
potisree Of The work before then. The
svssssiis.ie services we're OF deep interest
and veil attended aud we're led by MuL
ID. Dyer Of Mlddlsbnry. Mrs. A. Y. More,
Nesi Bntlsnd. Mp NJ. A. Holden, Green.
bero. Mira L D. LAID. Of Bariinsisr, led
The nsnofisl service. Dariss the year
81 81 cor naues' have besa called By the
Asslsr 10 eoEs Or higher. The soss Ger
vice BY The church choir, The ski,s NIB
ben qasrisiie, and ether special ussie.
US very es!cysbls TIE rassssss ssri 10
the Legislature vac 10 sabsissse 60 appeal
10 the houss and senate fer Q sappon Of
The rrsssp, rrohibisssa Law. Mrs E.G.
Green. car ios D. ". O T. q. sisis prs.i
tsri. ts, ses 81 caliiesssa, ssvs . very
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-16
CATAREH AND BAY FpyRn

Liquid Cream Balm is becoming O ui.e
~ popular 10 many localities ~ Ely's
Oresm Balm solid II ia prepared Tor use
10 ston'zrs. and is highly pt.z,d by ID use
sbo bave been sccus,f med 10 c,ll upon
physicisns for sueh . tfeslment Mary
physicians sre usios and prescribing it
All the medicinal properties 1.-THE csletr.t
cd Cresn Balm are contained 10 tie l. "a
aid form. which is 70 e,s. inc ing .
spraying iute Ali druggists. o. by mail,
Ely Brothers &c Warren 81, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-16

While opening . boz, O Mount OF
Three Mile Bay. N. Y ran 9 ten penny
nsil through tbs hsshy part Of bic hand.
IL thought 8: once OF ell the psiu and sore
ness this would cause me-" he says, "and
Immediately applied Chsmberlsin's Pain
Balm ami occasionally afterwards. To my
surprise il removed oil psio aud soreness.
and the Injured parts were eooa healed, :
For sale By A II Petiiboae, Manchester De
pot. J Fl Wbipple, Manchester Ceotre,
james Cody. South Dorstt, Nj Arm
strong, Dorset.
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q. N. Styles. village msrchsat and
postmaster at P,e.stbt VALLEY, tss 3 pri
vste mensgeris ~hich he exhibits Ut the
county fair', He has 81 preset B She,
land ponies. q coyote. three coons, e deer
which recently came from OSic, two
cstsmount hits. 3 golden eagle snd three
grey uolvts which arrived Isst week from
Arkansas and baby lion sod q bear cub
are expected econ. A monkey and hand
organ complete the show.
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Hri LIFE Tx PERIL

VI just seemed to have gone oil TO
pieces. writes Allied Bee, OF Welfare,
TeI., "biliousness and q lame back had
made Lille q burden | couldnt eat or
sleep aud felt almost too worn ont to work
shen ! oesso 10 use Electric Biiters, but
they WORKED wou6e:s. Now sleep like .
top. con eat anything, have gained IN
strength aud enjoy hard work." They
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