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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-02-12
SOUTH STAFFORD.

schools closed Friday, feb. q.
Geo. Hanell is at the Barrett House.
Leon billiard was home over Sunday.
J. o. Kendall was in Corinth the first OF
the week.
II. Lee Hatch returned from Lexington
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tyson, Jr., were in
Hanover Friday.
Miss Susie Kendall spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bond called on
friends here Saturday.
A cadet from Norwich University Is a
guest OF DIR. and Mrs. /. l.. Nowlan.
Mr.. Billings of Woodstock was guest
at the Barrett House Friday and Saturday.
The Boston Minstrel Co. gave an enter
tainment at b. NJ. hall Wednesday even
ing.
The donation visit at the vestry was
quite well attended and a pleasant time
enjoyed.
Temple Lodge held a special commune
cation Friday evening, Feb. 6, working
the third degree. Jackson Lodge of Post
MILLS was represented by five visiting
members,
AT the Farmers meeting held at b. M.
hall Friday, Feb 6, Messrs. Aitken, Peck,
Hitchcock and Eaton were present and
gave talks Of much interest and profit to
the farmers assembled. The children
were highly interested in Mr.. Eaton
questions and talk on birds.
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RAILWAY RUMBLES.

Over 500 miles of railway, mostly
single line, are owned and worked Dy
the Natal government.
For the first time in its history
the Canadian Pacific Railway com
many has sent an order for locomo-
tiyes to Britain.
There is one great branch OF the
Government service where woman
has vet to enter. That j. the railway
mail service. There are about Z3,OOu
EMPLOYEES in this branch Of the postal
department.
Iron ore was loaded recently at
the Chicago q Northwestern docks
at Ashland, Wis., at the tremendous
rate of speed of 5000 tons an hour
The exact figures were o,202 tons IN
one hour and eight minutes, the ore
being loaded into the steamer James
II Hovt which is built with a spe-
cial view to rapid loading and I'M
loading.
The Chicago & Alton railway has de-
eided that the wooden platforms
around its stations must be abol-
ished in the interests Of safety and
durability. They will, as rapidly as
possible. be replaced by concrete
These platforms can easily be kept
clean and are much more durable ana
but little more expensive than the
old ones.
During NJ. Whites journey over the
Siberian railway the engineer who ac-
companied him so arranged that Ger
tain sections Of the line were to be
Travelled over by night NJ. White, sus-
pecting something wrong, stopped the
train at small station and continued
his journey the next morning HIS
suspicious were justified. lie found
the line badly built, temporary
bridges, instead Of permanent strnc-
lures, and the stations not yet built
The king OF the Belgians has Just
had a railroad car constructed for
his personal use which is said 70 be
the most luxurious in Europe. IL
contains a kitchen, the king dress
ing room, the kings bedroom, and,
in the center of the car, his sitting
room Then come the dressing room
and bedroom of the Princess Clemen-
tine. his daughter, and beyond them
two rooms and q dressing room for
the suite. The royal saloon is en-
tered by a fine double doorway and
is splendidly decorated and uphol'
stored
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SOUTH TuNeRIDGE.

Mrs. Fayette Rogers is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Frank Tucker and son, Lee, spent
Sunday in Nershire.
Frank Cakes is moving the ensilage he
bought Of John Waterman.
Fred Fifield is at home for few days,
his employer being in Boston.
There was no service at the NJ. Il. church
Sunday on account of the storm.
Vercil Tower, son of Scott Tower, is on
the sick list and is attended by DIR. Bur-
nett.
Mrs. Il. A. Woodland, who is at the hos
pital at Hanover, n. H., is doing as well
as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Annis of Chelsea and
Alfred Rowe of New Haven, Conn, spent
Friday night at A. n. Alexander's.
The school team was unable to get
through with the scholars Monday, the
road filling up about as fast as it was
ploughed out.
scott Tower has a large white owl
stuffed, which he shot near his place
about year ago. 1t is almost pure white.
the ends OF some of its feathers being tin
ped with light brown. 1t is very hand
some and well worth going to see.
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FASHIONS AND FANcIES.

Hat, muff and boa to match IS the
newest fur smartness,
The fare Is entirely eliminated
from the skirt of the new WALKING
suit.
FuH-blown pink roses form one OF
the most charming Of the new band
trimmings.
Some dressy winter waists are OF
panne velvet with elaborate trim
mings Of Irish lace.
Pink taffeta, mink and Irish crochet
lace are employed in the making Of
a dream" OF new hat.
A pretty all-white hat in French
sailor shape is Of beaver felt with
trimmings Of white grapes.
The handsomest coats are thosa az
three-quarter length and OF the boy
style, in cloth or silk, fur-lined.
Choux at the back Of the neck az
heavy Brussels net in black and fluffy
maline in white are very popular and
quite becoming.
Color combinations are 70 he ~
distinguishing mark that viii SEN
arate the smart costume from the or
binary one this winter.
The taffeta waist is being renlaced
BY that Of peau de sole in the affec-
tons Of women who find the former
six too bright, too beautiful to last"
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WEST HARTFORD.

Lydia Dimiok is sick with laryngitis.
George Stone and wife have anothel
son.
Hareourt Dimick OF Harvard was al
Arthur Hazen's last week.
Bert Shepard OF South Royalton spent
Sunday at Albert Doubleday's.
Govt Dimick is spending this week at o
+. Roblnson's in Bridgewater.
Owing to the severe storm Sunday even
ing there was no G. z. meeting.
John Brockway and two friends spent
their vacation week from Dartmouth at
his home.
Mrs. $. L. Dimick and f. c. Newton re-
Gently visited at her brothers, r. w. New
toms, in Pomfret.
The dinner given by the gentlemen was
success. There were over 100 present
and the social time was much enjoyed by
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Robinson Of Bridge
water came Friday to her fathers for a
few days stay. She remained until the
middle OF the week.
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The mother Goldfish is proI;e.
roe Of a large one containina Tie
as 100000 eggs. Nature seems - many
provided for much larger Tnn ~ na's
cod than we are obtaining PPr.' Of
eggs, floating on the surface I, .a'
water to hatch, are DESTROYED l. l. hs
lions. Goldfish eat anything tb.t NIL
along-from taeks to sharks . I'm.
In the stomach Of large s,., .ee'a
two ducks were found. The ssb ss sl
as much as $50 pounds, and the biaa q
are AZ feet in length. One M. 'ss $,
caught 600 in day Of II hours 90 aa'
Newfoundland banks with bs,5y' l'
Eighty men take on an ayer,aa lag
1000 a day on the Dogger baBk VI
foundland is the headquarters =.
dried cod. Consul Garter !. io'
Johns, says the quantity bels a. p
before the present season open.s - '
35,s40,000 pounds The stock On - -
a year before was 1880, 900 pounds 80
n. Y. Press.
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STAFFORD.

Sam Kimbal of Sharon was in town
Thursday.
Leon and Elwyn Young of Randolph
were in town Saturday.
| Albert Brock OF Newbury, W.T. visited
| friends in town the past week.
Mr.. James s. Morrill, OF Washington
d. c., was in town few days the pas
week.
/ Mrs. L. X. Mead of Hanover, n. IL.
visited her mother, Mrs. Janet Bacon
last Tuesday.
A party at Fred w. Noyes' Friday even
ing was enjoyed by many OF their triends
and neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Tilden of Pompa-
noosuc were guests at w. ii. Chamber
Inns the first of the week.
A moving picture entertainment was
given at the school house Tuesday even
ing, but was poorly attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Chandler gave the
ladies of the Wednesday club delightful
sleigh ride to Buena Vista last week.
Miss Myrtle Rowell's pupils will give
school exhibition at the Town house
this week Friday evening, at 1880, TO
which all are invited. Admission free.
Mrs. VIM. p. Stone was called to Lyme,
n. H., frluay Dy ihe buuueh uSath ", NJ
mother, Mrs. Hanchett, who left hus-
band and fourteen children to greatly
mourn her loss.
Miss Gertrude Prescott and Mrs. Irving
Prescott met with a tip over while driv-
ing last week and their horse ran away
to the brick store, where he was caught.
No damages resulted from the accident.
Guy Young, the genial clerk in c. b.
Dow's store, leaves this week Saturday
to accept the position OF assistant post
master at his home town, Bethel. His
place here will be filed by his cousin,
Elwyn Young, of Randolph.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Mrs. Florence Nye is recovering from
her illness.
The heaviest and worst snow storm oi
the season came last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Densmore OF East
Barre visited in town last Sunday.
Miss Lane of South Washington is
working for Mrs. Wallace Hunter.
Royal Cheney, Neal Godfrey and George
Currie were in Barre last Saturday.
John Perry is thought to be slowly inn
proving after a hard attack of grip.
The /. O. o. f. will have necktie dance
at their hall next Saturday evening.
Lester Morgan is again able to attend to
his duties at the c. V. r. r. station.
Bagley Abbott OF Topsham was in town
referendum day on business with A. A.
Reed.
Mrs. James Hopkins and Miss Cynthia
Townsend visited relatives in Barre city
the Sd.
The ladies Of the Cong'l church held a
supper and entertainment at the town hall
last night.
Everd o. Boynton was in Royalton last
Thursday and at East Corinth on Saturday
on business for J. X. Lynde.
Jason johnson has u hens that LAID 1924
eggs in the months OF December and jan
uary that he sold for SOC. per dozen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Kimball Of Poland,
Me-, who have been visiting their daugh-
ter here, have gone to visit son in
Lyndonville.
The masked promenade at the town hall
last Saturday night was a great success.
Erskine Rowell received the prize for the
best costume and Alfred House the prize
for the worst
School in the Red Meeting House dis
trict closed Friday, the 9th. There were
ten scholars with an average attendance
of o.. Those having no absent or tardy
marks during the term were Grace Tucker,
Eula Goodrich, James Mcmillan, Dexter
Baker. Alice Waldo, Inez Poor and James
Mcmillan missed no words in spelling
during the term. Katie j. Lull was teach
ar
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CLIPS FROM CONTEMPORARIES

The wife Of the governor Of New
Borneo has baby rhinoceros for a pet
A man may become a master Of men.
but never a master-man. - RAM
Horn.
1t is becoming quite usual for pirl.
70 take part in bull fights in Spanish
cities.
A bad temper is an awkward tbinv
to have snd a dangerous thing to Iose
Chicago Daily News.
Don't make the mistake Of calling
every little pebble in your path vouT
Waterloo.-Atehison Globe.
Charity does not necessarily bevin
at home, but it is generally expec5e5
20 return there eventually with ! gno.5
balance to its credit.-Indiauapolis
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PI1TSFIELD.

For your healths sake wear shoes that
protect the feet; for the feet's sake wear
shoes that are comfortable. We can iii
you to a pair OF s'Furber" shoes that will
be comfort and will wear to please you
+. II. MORRILL,.
II. q. Ranney was in Rutland last Thurs
day.
George Frink of Plymouth was in town
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Breed are visiting
in Boston.
Miss Nellie Vose was in Rutland two
days last week.
Miss Josie Bennett Of Stockbridge spent
Sunday at her home here.
The W. c. II. L. will meet with Mrs. +.
A, Lamb next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. n. w. McCollom OF Randolph Wis
tied at George Chedel's last week.
Norman Fiheld has been quite sick the
past week with congestion Of the lungs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ranney Of ST.
Johusbury are visiting at Rufus Hollis.
Howard HUT has moved from Sherburne
into the house owned by Alden Pinney.
Robert Gray of Sherburne spent last
week with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. s. Lamb.
The Upper Village school closed Friday
with a supper in the town hall in the
evening. The entertainment was omitted
on account OF the absence OF Miss Clifford.
The Lower Village school closed last
Wednesday on account of the teacher,
Miss Clifford of Rochester, learning she
had been exposed to the smallpox while
on a recent visit at her home.
The following pupils in the Upper VII
lage school were not absent during the
term Hazel Durkee, Zilpah Ranney, Lo-
"a Ranney, Louise Ellis, Belle Meacham,
Earl Roberts and Verne Vose.
Foley's Honey and Tar is best for Group
md whooping cough, contains no opiates,
md cures quickly. Careful mothers keep
1 in the house. Drew q Leonard, Ran
iOlDh VIM. j. FARGO Randolph Center
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FAST RoXBlIRy

Mrs " o. Pride was on ths aezts
last week.
Hayden Gaylord was al D. l. Back
last week.
Henry Kirby is a guest % bic sister
Mrs John Buzzell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Steele were 10 Ean.
dolph last Thursday.
Mrs. r. o. Allen visited her mother IA
Brookfield last week.
Addie ladd is at home for a few seek,
before going TO West Brookiiold 70 Eak
Ralph. little son OF Mr.. and Mr.. lohn
Davis, was badly burned about the iis
by falling onto a hot stove last week.
Mrs. George Wardner and daughisl
Ruby and Ruth, were guests 81 Nm
Arthur Washburn in Brookfeld las
Thursday.
Miss Mabel Ladd, youngest daughter d
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. 1add, is student q
the Burr and Burton seminary in An
chester, Vt.
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sTocKBRIpeE.

Wallace Brown OF South Lincoln visited
relatives in town last week
Aaron Hoisington and wife of Bethel
visited at A. z. Bakers last week.
Miss Mabel Cary, who has been work.
ing in Bethel, is visiting her uncle.
Thomas Rowe.
Mrs. Ed Patnode and son. Joe. are in
South Lincoln with her daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Brown.
Miss Alice Holland, formerly OF this
town, now living in Rutland, is unable to
walk, having hurt her ankle quite badly.
News has been received Of the marriage
Of Leon II. Richardson, formerly OF this
town, and Miss Mabel Cowen Of Royalton.
Mr.. Richardson's many friends here wish
them much happiness.
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Chinese omciaIdom

The "sin Wan Pao" complain. a.,
the higher and lower ranks Of Chr
ofiieialdom have little intercourss 80
hence are not mutually helpful r..
Chang Chih-tung and Tuan Fans !,
Hupeh, have devised an excelIepf NJ.
TO overcome this difficulty. Forms,.
all subordinates consumed much ,i,
in calling upon their superiors al ~.
yamens each LIST and 18th Of s,l
month. In Wuchang they have non
arranged one central meeting bI,..
for subordinates and superlors va
six fixed days a month for a pebe,,I
assemblage of officials. This ~,
somewhat resembles the western p,,
lament, for the officials come togsibs,
and discuss public business. Japan IA,
had the same idea, and her Official.
come together regularly al one NET.
Ing place for mutual counsel and hslo
Shanghai Mercury.
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Barnard Vital Statistics For 1902.

BIRTHS
,Ean- Daughter to Henry and Grace
tMaXham) Flint.
II Daughter 10 Arthur and Nellie
tChadwick) Porter.
18as y Son TO Walter J. and Florence A.
Cotton.
81 Son to Frank and Lena (Heath)
Ben0ir.
"a ~. 10 son 20 Fred r. and Nora lBlan-
chard) Reynolds.
~ Son to Parke and Nellie CHope)
Dunn.
Nav ii Son 10 Ebenezer and Susan d.
(Hadley) Holmes.
- Daughter to John l.. and Emma
j. Wheeler.
"a Son 10 Clayton II. and Kate
(Bryant) Allen.
July II Daughter to Forest and Emily
Harlow.
2 Daughter 10 Eugene and Jennie
G. (Lewis) Rhodes.
sept Y Daughter to Charles and Ada l..
Iewis) Hathorn.
Nov . Son to Sam'l q. and Grace Mil
ier) Mcclellan.
MARRIAGES.
Ian = Abel 0. whitcomb to winabel
Ida Pike.
May 20 Calvin L. Sleeper to Grace G.
Townsend.
1SCv- ID William A. Harlow TO Emma G.,
-boMitls
DEATHS
MAJ 8 Cornelius Reagan, so, cancer.
Apr Il Infant son Of +. +. Reynolds, 2
days, premature birth.
2 Eiwin $. Jackson, 90, bronchial
pneumonia.
30 Elisha II. Morgan, 81, senile de-
cay and heart disease
-Suly - Piiny ID. Ward, 81, Bright's
disease
10 Infant son of Forest Harlow
Avg. p Mary +. Chamberlin, 90, diabetes
millitus.
sra 20 Benz. Z. Foster, 81. heart disease
and pneumonia.
slcL Is Horace Hatch, Is, heart failure
10 Asa Perry, 81, senile decay aud
heart disease.
- Bridget Ward, 50, apoplexy and
old age.
NOV , Patrick Reagan, 81, pulmonary
tuberculosis.
aAec. Loren West French, 1, tonsilitis
II Henry Hoisington, tuberculosis
~ Rena Adams, Z, diphtheria.
2 Mary L. Stewart, "a, apoplexy
and pneumonia.
Births (190l) n, 1892 Is; marriages
llsol) 6, tisO2l p deaths (lsOll l3, l902)
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
BARNARD.


ss.rssfter, the mail closes at s:45 a. m.
Prank Annis has gone to Bridgewater T.
Uars-
aSHian Adams is boarding at George +
NS5isun's.
Bee Chamberlin and Charles HsthorI
hEvu traded horses.
Arthur Ballard Of Gaysyille was in tow
an bnsiness last week.
gndge Danforth was at the probat
uNurt IN Woodstock last week.
TT. Townsend has been draw ing ha,
a1to the village at go delivered.
Wli Adams has bought the hay on tn
Ngl1d farm aud is drawing il home
zEHs Davis Of Royalton has been il
auua as agent for the O. X. Gerrish nur'
asszy stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burke attended Prof
Eiuase's moving picture show at WOOD
z1uck last week.
Mss Tavern Putnam returned from
Hcstlsnd last week and went to Newport
n H., this week.
Nrs. Charles Martin of Bridgewater is
aeaxIRe for her mother, Mrs Gale VINO re-
az.LIns about the same.
The town authorities are busy settling
an. having settled for the last time, no
as11bt, with the liquor agent.
Charles Wood, who went to Boston some
elms ago, has obtained position IN the
srifSoe OF the Swift Chicago Beef Co.
Postmaster Fred Chapman and William
#Aeagitt OF Woodstock were IN town ana
called on Henry o. French last week.
The school at South Barnard kept by
Mr.. Vaughan closed last week with a
elrHma, the best presented there for a long
Esme
aenuei Wheelock Of Tunbridge has been
wssiting his father, Lorenzo Wheelock. II
= 20 use, lemuel will have TO come back
90 barnard.
"A horse owned by franklin White and
arit by him At Fletcher Wheats to be
vsiuteTed dropped dead while being driven
s,V him 30 the station.
I'D. Stafford. the only I'd. OF Gaysville,
gsna Ia town last Tuesday and left an order
sriih +. G. Churc hin for 800 cakes Of ice.
M Sc ford teams are drawing IT.
Carlos Ellis, a Barnard boy, stationed at
s3mr8ck i'm the Philippine Islands, writes
a1E mother that he has been made a nom
ssey1u ssiOned officer in his company.
ailsd 10 hear Il. Keep up the good work,
aoy.
G l. Sleeper closed his fourth term Of
schorl in the Lille district with usual sue
sresg- Mr. Sleeper has proved one Of the
HtlHN HNAttnHlAt NNuNAANAa III AfAA AtitAhA tAtANA
ugfu be urged to continue in the same
school.
stage Driver Flint is giving this place
&rtt-ciass service, as we predicted some
came ago. He is here early in the morn
fhR, back early in the evenings anything
g7ou want just mention il; he doesn't tell
Vuu be "forgot t."
Barnard supposed it had gotten over its
zrouhie with diphtheria, but one OF our
old and respected townsmen, who is now
iyuarantined in his house, came out to the
village 10 see the doctor and visited in the
shore and town clerks office and was on
aha street, not thinking he had the dis
s1slse. When DR.. Hubbard discovered the
zruuble, he fumigated the clerks office
and store and all he could find OF the
szzathes Of persons whom he had been near,
81 veil as his own Office All hope that no
Bad results will come from this exposure,
Bhd especially for the doctor who has la
tuzud late and early for weeks to eXtermi-
xHte this disease. Thankful should we be
1Ass IN this small town diphtheria has 50
able c0mbatant.
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E. 8.

We heard a man say the other mofnH
that the abbreviation for febraa1-
Feb.-means Freeze every body, y
that man looked frozen in his ulster
was apparent that he needed the kinti
warmth that stays, the warmth =
reaches from head TO foot, all over
body. We could have told him from p
soHal knowledge that Hoods sarsapa'la
gives permanent warmth, Il inrg9He
the blood and speeds Il along lhioan
artery and vein, and really fits men iai
women, boys and girls, 30 enjoy ooa
weather and resist the attacks Of dsis'
Il gives the right kind OF warmth, sims
lates and strengthens at the sAme llns
and all its benefits are lasting. Ihais nI
be a suggestion in this for you.
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A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a 50-cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrpp OF Tar If il fails
to cure your cough or cold. We also guar
antee 25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
z. +. Black, South Royalton.
Geo. A. Laird, Royalton.
Malbridge q Heath, Sharon.
Badger & Moves, Sharon.
A. n. King q Son, Tunbridge.
Edward Miller, East Barnard.
Nj. j. Sargent & Son, South Royalton.
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coRINIH.

a daughter arrived at the home Of Mr..
Szno Mrs. Geo. Hopkins saturday, Feb. Z.
,1aulus .. Kendall Of 50. STAFFORD is with
hu wife AZ her parents Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo.
- urerss
On suHdsy 12-pound son was born 10
ar ana Mrs. james %. Kendall Of South
Stafford az Mrs, Kendalls fathers, Geo.
3fHha-'s
"a blizzard struck this place on sunday
afternoon. continuing until Tuesday. The
1rxai-s uEre impossible on Monday night IN
gzSEnE places. The stage was unable to "a
~ West Corinth, staying al r. J. Huttonis
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Hood Farm Almanac.

For the third time Hood Farm Aims
has made its appearance. This year y
more elaborate and more interesting -
ever before. II consists of64 pages eros =
with matter that is Of interest snd ~.
70 all stock owners. There aEe "a. "a.
spaces each month for memoranda W 4,
er predictions for four sections o.
country, a valuable CESSATION tab,e :,
much Information regarding the So
Hood Farm Remedies, including a..
number Of particularly strong lS' =,
from well known breeders. Any q VI
readers who would like a copy sn2-J'
cali on A. X. Hood & Son, Chelsea -. :, :
Trerise, Randolph, J. W. Fafi 49,,
Brookfeld, ID. o. Goodno, hoel'''g
George A. Laird, Royalton, or . '
Osgood a Co. East Randolph.
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Worse than an alarm Of fire at night IS
the brassy cough Of Group, which sounds
like the childrcns death kneI and il
means death unless something is done
quickly. Foley's Honey and Tar never
fails to give instant relief and quickly
cures the worst forms Of Group. Mrs. r.
l.. Cordier Of Warrington, XIV, writes
My three year-old girl had a severe case
Of Group; the doctor said she could NOT
live ] got bottle Of Foley's Honey and
Tar, the first dose gave quick relief and
saved her life.m Refuse substitutes.
Charles +, Black, SO. Royalton; d. o.
Goodno, Rochester.
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One Minute Cough Cure gives relief in
one minute, because il kills the microbe
which tickles the mucous membrane,
causing the cough, and at the same time
clears the phlegm, draws out the infiam-
nation and heals and soothes the affected
parts. One Minute Cough Cure strength
ems the lungs, wards off pneumonia and is
One Minute Cough Cure is pleasant to
take, harmless and good alike for young
and old. r. l. Clafiin, East Braintree
J. w. Parmenter, Brookiield; E. j. Prince,
South Randolph.
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haFr use5 Chsmberlain's Cough Rem
aa.IF Eu- number Of years and have no
es1tE1fcy IN saying that { Is the best
-r.usasF Tor coughs, colds and Group have
sEsEtu used In my family. ! have not words
~ s1p-ess my confidence in this remedy
Az = 4. Moore, North star, Mich. For
aEsiE b =. 4. Bryan, Randolph.