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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-09
SHARON.

] Geo. Harrington is soon to move back to
town.
Bessie Short returned to Goddard semi
nary Monday.
Mrs. Lee Faneuf went to Boston Friday
to join her husband.
A. w. Densome IS going to move into
the Cong1 parsonage.
Rev. s. H. Sargent visited his parents in
Hartford the first Of the week.
Mrs. Sargent of Hartford spent Sunday
with her son, Rev. S. II. Sargent.
Jennie Noyes and Shirley Hart returned
to Montague, Mass, the first of the week.
Charlie Baldwin las returned to Boston
after spending the holidays at his grand
father 5.
Phineas Woodward went to North
Hartland Friday with load of goods for
Mr.. Royce.
The side track near j. II. Marsh's is be-
ing replaced for the accommodation of
Messrs. Shepard & Carr.
The ladies of the Cong1 society are to
have a social at the residence of NJ. G.
Noyes Wednesday evening, Jan. To- All
are cordially invited
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PI1TsFIELp.

Mrs. Ethan Allen is very i'll with appen-
dicitis.
Mrs. Chas. Arnold is working at Geo.
Hutchins'
II. II. Hoyey was in Rochester last Fri
day and Saturday.
Miss Blanche Hubbard from Rocbestey
is visiting at c. T. Aliens.
Mrs. William Holiday returned to her
home IN Lawrence, Mass, last Monday.
c. L. Sargent and wife attended the New
Years ball at Rochester New Years eve.
Mrs. II. II. Hovey visited her friend.
Mrs. Geo. Bishop, in Stock bridge last
Friday.
Miss Cora Mills and a friend. Mr..
Hathorn, from Rutland spent New Years
at her home here.
Mrs. Lindel Lamb has returned from
Boston where she had been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Small.
Miss Sarah Chedel, who has been spend-
ing her holiday vacation at her home here
returned 10 Franklin, y. H.. "Wednesday
Chas. Chedel. who has been spending
the holiday vacation at his home here. re-
turned to Dartmouth last Monday RON
ert Chedel returned to Randolph the same
day.
The many friends OF DR.. and Mrs. r
Brigham are sorry to hear that they are To-
leave town. DIR. Brigham will practice in
Windsor, and DIR. Mcbride from barnard
VIII take Dr. Fred's place here.
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GAYsvILLE.

Miss Florence Ingam is confined to the
house by sickness.
Fred Steele returned to his school in
Northfield Tuesday.
f. V. Hassam was at home from Enfield
n. H., over Sunday.
Misses Bertha and Dora Davis visited in
Sherbu last week.
Miss Grace Holland has gone back 10
Bethel to attend school,
w. F. Hassam was in Rutland last week
Wednesday and Thursday.
Misses Grace Washburn and Agnes
Heap were in Bethel day last week.
Alvin Savage has moved into the board
ing house in the family of Mrs Robert
West.
Rev. Mr.. Hazen will preach his farewell
sermon next Sunday and will go to Mid
dletown Springs TO preach.
Three vases of the most beautiful flow-
ers that ever graced the desk OF the Uni
versalist church were very much admired
and highly appreciated by the church
goers last Sunday. They were a present
from Miss Mary lawson of Cambridge
Mass, to Mrs. "A. ID. Brown, who has been
confined to her bed with a painful illness
for the past year.
Geo. t. Woodin and n. NJ. Cav were in
town last week investigating the oppor-
tunity for establishing business for the
manufacture of knit goods. Every in
ducement has been offered them and il is
hoped they will locate here. Ii will all
depend, however, upon whether they en-
manufacture and deliver goods to Boston
and New York as cheaply here as they can
at place they have in view in New York
state.
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Shrewd Detective Work

II is stated that DR.. X. NJ. Chase and +.
A. Davis have opened a detective agency
under the firm name of Sherlock Holmes
A Co. They went out on practice last
Friday night. II was a fine night for ex-
perienee, as the electric lights were extin-
guished about half past eight and the viii
lage was enshrouded in flightful dark
ness. The pair came warily up the street
and as they came in sight OF the passenger
depot 1t appeared in a bright shining light
as II lighted up for a wedding. They de-
termined TO 90 in and have a chat with
Agent Carr, but found all the outside
doors locked, though the ticket office
doors and windows were open. A most
thorough search around the premises and
up and down the street and in the stores
and Offices In town failed to disclose MIR
Carr.
Clearly something was wrong, for It was
not 10 be supposed that Mr.. Carr would 90
10 his home on the Randolph road and
leave the depot IN that way Perhaps he
had broken his neck on the cellar stairs or
maybe he was bound and gagged some
where while desperate gang was waiting
Tor favorable opportunity 10 loot the de-
pot As safe move il was thought best
TO make trip TO the bank. where every
ihing was found an quiet. Returning to
the depot, the detectives withdrew 10 a
shadowy nook TO watch DEVELOPMENTS.
soon after, man OF tremendous stature
was seen 10 pass around the depot plat
form ina slouching manner and although
hailed several times the stranger ul;d no
need aud All at once Disappeared iu the
gloom. The mystery was getting so deem
that the detectives concluded II was best
10 90 home and wait until daylight afford
cd better opportunity 20 iuyestiga.e.
But here difficulty arose. Nj. Davis
was aimed with a liant IN aid ydn but
Ar. Chase bad no weapons. So 90 was de-
cided that Mr. Davis should rTotoct d..
Chase through the long Wllle River
bridge before going home himself. IN.
Davis stayed at the north end Of the bridge
swinging his lantern until The Decor i
CHEEKY whistle told Of his safe arrival at
the other end and so the two men safely
reached their beds for the night.
About half an hour later Mr. Caur re-
turned to the station from his home 10 re-
ceiye a consignment OF fruit that be bad
been notified to receive Rt II p. m. IN the
meantime be had gone home to take care
Of his house fires.
Although, as il turned out, everything
was all right yet the new hrm deserves
the thanks Of the public for their strong
effort to run down this seemingly impen-
etrable mystery.
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EAST BETHEL.

My blacksmith shop, tools and stock for
sale, also house, if desired. Splendid
stand. Il. A. GEORGE.
Horace Clifford is not so well.
Ed George has rheumatic fever.
G. w. T. Whitney returned to Ithaca, n.
Y, Friday.
Truman ellison of Suncook, n. H., Wis
tied at VIII Gifford's recently.
Anna and Edwin Rix were with their
sister, Mrs. VIII Clifford, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Wight visited at w.
S. Hammond's the first of the week.
Lloyd Sanborn of Lynn, Mass, was at
his brothers. to attend his fathers funeral
but returned to his home the same day.
A blacksmith is much needed in East
Bethel Mr.. Georges sickness makes it
inconvenient for the people as well as him
self.
A party of relatives and friends gather
ed at WIN Giffords Christmas day to eat
Christmas dinner, after which a tree was
enjoyed by the children.
Azel A. Sanborn died at the home of his
son, Warren, Tuesday, Dec. 31st, aged %
years, months He came from Lynn,
Mass, in 1895 and lived in Royalton a few
years. Later he was at Randolph Center
in the grocery and meat business. He had
been troubled for some time with kidney
disease Sometime ago he suffered shock
which was followed by others and proved
fatal. He was spoken very highly of in
the Lynn papers and had made many
friends in this vicinity. His remains
were placed in the vault at Randolph Cen
ter. Rev. Mr.. Moody otfieiated.
The following clipping was taken from
the Columbus Republican OF Columbus,
Wis Mr.. Fowler was formerly well
known here as Adams Fowler, where he
still has many old friends and relatives to
rejoice with him in his prosperity. a
notable family reunion took place on
Christmas at the home of =. A. Fowler in
-alamus. Twenty-one children and
gathered to greet the aged
parents and grandparents. The seven
children of Mr.. and Mrs Fowler are all (
living and were at the old home on Christ
mas
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NORTH TUNSRIDGE.

The wife of Frank Spaulding is quite
sick.
Rev. Mr. Dickson has been away for the
past week.
VIM. Colburn has returned here from his
visit away.
A dance was he'd in Wight's hal Tues
day evening, Jan. Z.
Mrs. w. w. Swan is away on a visit to
Norwich and Lebanon.
NJ. c. Flanders is doing quite business
in numbering this winter
The funeral of Dan. Cox, an old resident
and acquaintance here. whose wife is a
sister Of w. W. and q. l.. Swan. was held
at the residence OF Horace Whitney at
South Royalton Tuesday, Jan. Z.
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The Spirit Of Winter.

The spirit of winter is with us, making
its presence known in many different
ways sometimes by CHEEKY sunshine and
glistening SHOWS, nd sometimes by driv-
ing winds and blindIdg storms. To many
eople it seems TO take a delight in max
ing bad things wo Sc, for rheumatism
twists harder, twinges sharper, catarrh
becomes more annoying, and the many
symptoms Of scrofu'a are developed and
aggI awaited. There Is not much poetry in
this, but there is truth, and il Is wonder
that more people don get rid OF these all
ments. The medicine that cures them
Hoods Sarsapari'la-is easily obtained
and there is abunden proof thatYits cures
are radical and permanent.
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Deafness Cannot BE Cured.

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way 10 cure deafn ess.
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed condi-
ton OF The mucous lining Of the Eustacian
Tube. When this tube Is inianed Won
have rumbliug sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when is entirely closed deaf
ness is the result, and unless the iniiam-
nation can be taken out add this tube
restored 70 its normal condition. hearing
viii be destroyed forever, nine cases ouf
Of ten are caused by ltIrrh. which i
nothing but an inhamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars fo-
any case OF deafness tcaused BY cstarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Cafarrh
Cure. send for circulars; free.
+. J. CHENEY a Co. Toledo. o.
sold BY druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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sTocKBRIDcE.
A. E. Baker was in Bethel Friday.
John Angel was in Bethel Friday.

A. E. Baker was in Bethel Friday.
John Angel was in Bethel Friday.
Harvey Blackmer has been in Woodstock.
Mr.. johnson is moving onto the Lamb
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Eubar are visiting
in Lincoln.
DR.. l.. NJ. Greene Of Bethel was in town
Wednesday.
G. A. Neff and son had a horse break its
leg in the woods recently.
Mrs. r. A. Sawyer and Mrs. Martin Car
rick are both on the sick list.
Mrs. Erwin Lamb OF Pi.tsfeld spent
Sunday with Mrs. Nellie Nen.
Eugene Boutwell, OF Sherburne was at
Newton Whltcomb's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown of Pittsfeld
visited at Newton Whitcomb's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Lamb and family of
Pittslield visited at Newton Whitcomb's
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Fish and Mrs. Fati-
ma Chamberlln visited at Frank Kezer's in
Rochester Sunday.
News has been received of the birth of a
daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs. Julius p. Cham
dler. We expect julie looks pretty smiling
nowadays.
Mr.. julius Blackmer and Miss Ruby
Hunt were married last week. They are
visiting in Washington. The best wishes
OF large circle of friends are extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton WJitcomb were
surprised last week Wednesday
evening by having about IS fr ends call to
spend the evening with them. Cake aud
eo1ee were served and dancing was in
dulged in. They left as tokens OF re ard
lovely rocking chair and about q in mon
ey, besides several other gifts.
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Richards-WHlley.

Wednesday afternoon, Jan. LIST, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Wiley, rel
atiyes and friends were present to witness
the marriage of their niece, Musa Adella,
to Standish Richards. AT O'Clock the
bridal party entered the parlor. which
was profusely decorated with ferns and
\ flowers Rev. 5. II. Sargent, pastor Of the
Cong'l church, performed the simple, but
4 impressive, ceremony.
/ The bride was tastefully gowned in
white muslin, trimmed with lace and white
ribbon, the veil of TITLE being fastened
with white flowers. S1e carried a bouquet
of white carnations. The matron OF honor
was Mrs. West Freeman, a cousin OF the
bride. She also wore a gown .of white.
West Freeman acted as best man. Many
congratulations were extended to the hap
Ply couple. Refreshments Of coffee and
wedding cake were served, after which
they left for Woodstock. which viii be
their future home.
Many tokens of esteem were left as me-
mentoes of the occasion, among which we
noticed the following Dinner set of
dishes and family bible, A. Nj. Wiley:
center table and willow rocker, Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. 5. Wiley; patlor lamp, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. Nj. Wiley cabinet for silver and
olive fork. MI. and MS. %. 5. Wiley. Bar
re; one-half dozen silver knives and forks
and teaspoons, Mr.. aud Mrs. West Free
mans Marsetles bedspread. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Wilcox Claremont, n. H. silver
cake basket. Edmund Richards, Puney;
one pair Of damask towels. Miss Lucy
Richards, Claremont; bread plate. Mr.. and
Mrs. Seymour Hazen, West Hartford: sill
yer bon bon dish, Mrs. Sarah Baxter. Bos-
ton, Mass; picture, Miss Jennie Moves,
Montague, Mass; one pair OF damask tow
els, Mrs. o. e. Sawyer; vase, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. II. Noyes; one half doz. after dinner
coffee spoons, Philo Mosher; Battenburg
collar, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Y. Dana, pomfret;
sugar spoon, butter knife and dolly, Miss
Ellen Noyes; willow rocker and lace bed
set, Mrs. Carrie l.. Chillson, West Hart
ford; two china cups and saucers, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Bruce; pickle jar. Mr.. and Mrs.
a. II. Badger; cream ladle, Maude Mosher,
STAFFORD.
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A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on 50-cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar il it fails
to cure your cough OF cold. We also guar
antee z5-cent bottle to prove satisfac-
tory or money refunded.
g. NJ. Miller, Bethel.
ID. o. Goodno, Rochester.
II. G. Hubbard, Granville.
{. j. Stockwell, Hancock.
l.. V. Green, Stock bridge.
j. A. Chedel, a Co., Gaysville
w. p. Smith, East Bethel.
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Commissioners Notice.
ESTATE or RoEBlE N. KEYEs.

= Inc undersigned having been appointed ~ ri
hopgfuhie Probate Court for the District
l';'tHo'nn commissioners To- receive. Nilll. .l
~ llst an c'atms and demands 90 81 rs n
-, obnie =. keves late ~ 80
~ slla Dise So deceased hereby give MI. s4
VI WI meet for the pu' pose ~ exam ON -
'ne tHE sad claims a. tHe dWclt.- Hs-H
January lfa3 aad Niav 81 'eQl '-
= eipsA Ismuutil q ctoc, pm. each oi sag -
lui th-,s slN WuI,hs ION tue ''tn dAf 81 u. -zt
~ a ~ 1901 Is the ne hn.tcd hE sae ~ -
.pI a4sa O. editors 10 ureseat tnelr ciaipN N
90 e&ii.n l..t'oa and allowance. ne.
Daresi al EInoLneld los 18th day o- ~
eember, A. ~ 1eJ.
g. II. EfGEUoW f,-.,,-,fzssarers.
Ent Ar r. ffAETt \. 90,
carrie A. Coburn. Admin istiatriX. H.
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sHERRuRNE.

Mrs. Willie Rounds is on the sick list.
Miss Mile johnson is sick at J. +.
Davis.
Geo. Doubleday took a trip to Rutland
Sunday.
Mrs W.P. Rounds is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Avery Ladd, in Waterbury.
Charles Snow and Mr.. Phillips OF Rut-
land commenced work for +. 81. Plumley
Monday.
Henry Brown and wife OF Stock bridge
were in town Saturday and visited at r.
Curriers'.
A few from this place attended the New
Years dance at West Bridgewater and re-
port good time.
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Shaw Centennial Poem.

The following poem by q. /. Abbott wa
! read at the centennial celebration of Johl
/ Marshall Shaw, Bethel, Dec. 81, 1905
I WHY this great ovid pray
4 It's 10 greet the Marshall 81 the day
/ AID as will y 10 relate,
/ n Iundredta BIZ thday 20 celebrate.
] Blood relations citations bv law
/ Come e. meet good Grandpa shaw;
Ne ghbOrs and friends also mauY
Come 90 cheer him on MS journey.
One hundred wears; quite aa old boy
But many more We hope he'll enjoy
Aud each year will hold D. "ty
And as TO-DAY feel hale and hearty.
People come from an parts Of the state
This oCcHs on 20 celebrate.
a D, uef Wun Is IN toWn.
We understand Of Globe reuoWn
10 tale dowa fac,s. 70 Is said
All owe the wOsld twin be read
As iu the pane ID appears
o. this wonderful mal Of one hundred years.
A d.1ner is served OF old fashioned food
Like century ago an is good,
Handsome girls thev had % wait on table
But 10 beat us now CONF think they're able.
Bean porrdge hot in Dishes not small
First is served and rel'sbed by all;
Pork aud beads and paDpi.in pie
J dian pgddiug and breau of Ivef
Pancakes hot aud maple molasses
Next are served bv pretty lassesf
Apples buttertuts and cider sweet
MaGe the dessert quite treat.
A few more dishes ] tbilk see,
DutCh cheese. pickles crust coffee and teaf
Thus il makes the fare completes
an slt down aud how they e-tl
Some eat as they Bege did before
OtueuS. as Do tueF never expected tu more.
flr shaw with an his relation
Can eat more than ali creation,
OF great capacity is parsoI Read;
a large quautiCv he holds indeeds
Rev. Waracr although rather small
ls moi far behiHd, if 40 all,
But Of an the eIte s ] do declare,
Hg taGes the Gale that man ol M0Ha'F.
lie eats and eats ald wonders why
He couldn't deyuur apother pie.
Now as we close this celebration
let as be heard all over the nation
A cd all unite in grand hurrah, [Shaw.
With three rousing cheers for John Marshall
Hip, Hip, Hip Hurrah, Hurrah, Hurrah
Impossible to foresee an accident. Not
impossible to be prepared for it. DR.
Thomas Electric Oil. Monarch over
pain.
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No -
10 the matter Of Heorv Y wemple bank up+
In bank rUptCf
q, tie creditors o. He1ry y wempte OF RAJ
dolph. Vermont
Notice Is hereby given that the said han-raA
mas hted ms pc toe Tor discharge lrun u4eh
llpteN nnd "a said petition Will be he1rl 3 =
.rtuttos and other persons obIeCbog i'
n'schaf@e may attend DE ore tne uudt W.,
- Ice - haok rptcv az his Office in lIAl.
We mont on the e0th dav Of January, A. D. - I.
trfee O'Clock p. m. and thea and there H'tsrl'
Notiee is also given that the trustees sccolA.s
W. taen = there be presented for exam aa's-
I'D that tue bankrupt win then and there q
Ifesedt Tor esH ~ cation
Agd that final q de "a viii thee and thc.t 7.
mace aud dcci- ed ifauy dividend rs % be 49,
Ahd notice L also given that az tur sa.r
and place tae final meeting 81 the ed I'fs
said bankrupt VIII be held ap1 that tut
efeg- 20 nav thea add there ate "a ard i...s ~
suen bns'ie a. may properly come De- ore $50
Datea az Bradford Is said D-str-ct % NrrHoNh
TINS 9TH DAY 81 January A. u. 1904 -
EoswELL FArsHAN, Referee
}. y. DESIsoN. ATTY.
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A Woman Saws

'.The first bottle Of the new medicine
Calcura Solvent, set up my nerves iii .
tuning fiddle. ] began to oct ,yooS
sleep. After that felt hungry and " ben
! sIneit breakfast wasn't long in getting
strength, and no woncer believe IN ~
David Kennedy OF Kennedy Row. Kinps-
on, \. y" All druggists, 81.
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New Century Comfort

Millions are daily finding a world OF
comfort in Bucklen's Arnica Salve. In
kills pain from burns, soaids, cuts. bruises:
conquers ulcers and fever sores: cures
eruptious- salt rheum, b0ils and felons:
removes corns and warts. Best pile cure
on earth Only pc.
For sale BY Drew & Leonard, Randolph.
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The daily fishing" is the means of
subsistence of about 10000 people in
Norway, and is the most important
industry Of the coast population.
many of whom combine it with farm
ing.-N. Y. sun.
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Blobbs Scribbler is a great sticllIer
for harmony in effects.
Slobbs-Is that so?
Yes; he has just finished a book
called The Prodigal SON, and insists
that the publishers have it bound in
calf."-Philadelphia Record.
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Situated two miles from Bethel Fi e-
on Gaysville road near Locust =
House. consisting Of between . all ~
acres, suitably divided. Plenty q -
fruit, good sugar orchard Of tT;Ti
running water al house and be ..
be sold cheap for cash. Addr = 4
Emery, b Bank st.. Il. Affairs, VI
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Nenr Hendnnnrt.r.

Il see, my dear, that the potato
bug has invaded England"
Isn't it lucky that they've got
Paris green so close at handP'-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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MonId BE smnr,.r

Many man would be smarter il he
knew half as much as he thinks he
ooes--Chicago Daily News.
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Notice.

The annual meeting OF the stocknoi ie ,..,-
OF the Randolph National bank 81 - ~
dolph, Vt, will be held at their pa lls =
rooms on Tuesday, January 18th, - =.
O'Clock p. m. for the election Of on'1'
ors Tor the ensuing yesr. 5w
O. B. COPELAND, Casniel'
Randolph, VT, Dec. 10, 1901.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If il fails to-
cure. E.W Groves signature is on each
box. sc.
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BETHEL GILEAp.

Next Sunday, Jan. u, will be COM
munion day here.
Mrs. Elmer Stoddard is in Notown car
ing for her sister, Mrs. Flint.
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BEAUTY
SIeepIessness Wrecks \, Bt
Or. Greene's NarVuTs is ths
UnfaIllng Help and Cure,

Sleeplessness drives away beauty and 49,.
health. II breaks down the stronpest , ,lIas Zen
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

n rHE DISTRICT COURT OF rms Us,rfEo STATES raR
THE DISTRICT oF vErMoNr.
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/ butAENs vic
sleepless - ~ lrwnw-.In
night works ~ HEzzzH
more lasting k@0lSnysN
/ injury than
| days Of over mE&W&A
work. EW4H "a
Insomnia {.X @sSN
Is Natures #4M ~
reyoltagainst 7 EEPp x
outrage. The E.Es--<tfM
neryesare be- IHZ1IE0fNIU v
ing tortured IhlIE1H /
and they re- TatENI# y
bel. Nearly nj fe lAl
always stom- I~ INA
ach trouble - HI I.NM
accompanies - l/ZzU
IL. Ihewhole IG
body is being "
starved. Nerves and
blood and muscle and I'm
tissue cry out for food IN I'm
DIR. Greene's Nervu- IU
ra blood and Nerve IN
remedy is the unfailing ~
help for this condition. w M
II works wonders and H.
that right speedily. III III n
Mrs. Martha Jordan,A N IN IL
New Vineyard. Maine, ~sA-A~y
says
~ was In bad shape when | began 10 TAX, n,
ureene's Nervura blood and nerve remsd, =
could not sleep nights, and many times M :,
get up and walk the floor. lhad no appetits a..
what little did eat soured in few ~ sT,ss,' anI
was nervous, weak and trembling, and got ~, i.
the morning more tired than when Ns5. y
bed, and felt all down, - in fact, could pot :.
anything worth living Tor
After taking one bottle OF DR. Oreenets Mr..
"a blood and nerve remedy, lcOuld sleepaIl ngs,
and feel rested In the morning my appetite -,
better, food did not sour and felt bettsf N
over. Now when have taken four bottles / tsJ
like new being
Take courage II You suffer in this wsr. a.
with any chronic trouble OF the nerves M
blood. The glorious record OF DIR. Greene.
Nervura blood and nerve remedy
written in the grateful words OF THOUSAND.
has cured. IL will cure vou Dr. Greene.
advice Is given free BY cali or letter. M n.
dress Is "a Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-09

Impossible to foresee an accident. Not
impossible to be prepared for it. DR.
Thomas Eclectric Oil. Monarch over