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New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
PLYMOUTH ON HER WAY HERE.

Captain Nickerson. superintendent OF the ran
River Line, said yesterday that the steamer Plym-
cuth, which disabled in the Sound on Friday
night by collision with the City OF Taunton. will go
at once to HobOken to he put IN dry dock on her
arrival here Captain Nickerson said that the
Plymouth left New-L. London at o'clock yesterday
morning and IS coming down under her own steam
vi a New London escort On reachlrg
Hunters Point she viii be met by harbor tugs
which will help her down the river She IS expected
10 make slow speed she IS half full of va ter.
and naturally her captain will rot take any chances
with her. II il not 1t imprnbab BILE that she
anchor outside FIAU Gate until morning and come
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. MARCH 23 1903

Delay is vital to its existence, and apparently
where there's a will there's delay
1t Is impossible to eHaggerate the importance OF
security in the water supply Of great community.
yet here is body Of men who tor years nav; nave
proved incapacity or indifference. and every efort
to public opinion interest constituted au-
thority meets with disbursement
munity wait until through years drouth wafer
famine is at hand. IL will not be for the lach OF a
timely warming will those who have oPen m
trusted with the power to avert such a calanllty
be in a way escape the responsibility Wnlcn
squarely rests upon them G. l. DUN y"
Chairman Committee Wator Supply, the her-
chants Association OF Ncw-YOrk.
NeW-York City. March l6. 1909
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
Died.

A4IEs-At Montclatr y j. Sunday Mareh = ieo
ana William WtnsIow Anles aged months FTneTa 1sv
Road. Mcntclair. Tuesday. March "a. at 2:3o p m
ARNOLDon the d inst. at her late residence No Ss
George f and Eiizabeth Rofins Arnold. Philadel-
phia-
e5 c?rq bs5 ED f. 2a FeqEday March 49,
DJER-On Sunday. March % 1853 ElIin Travers Duer
gt s %a 1f Man avss N0tcs Of fu6eTai 6ersSer
ave. Brooklyn. Junius A Fuller. in his s2d year
ave Monday afternoon 23O o'clock 1nterment prt-
vate.
COM Eiizabsth La Eenla daughtsr Of the late
and Ann y Eli1a0eH eth @ H0l9sS xaPe5 al Els onn % "a
Carriages in waiting arrival of 1oS p m train from
JENKINs-At STANFORD. Conn. on SATURDAY MaEch 2;
Sf nervous al r9ntington W va
N dcs7Iy 69ped aggher Of JOIN and louise yaEs
& 1 Eu0s? o 4nssday sFs a 81 RS5 a. at' at 30 &
private New-O-leans papers please copy
a a. Au?6P 26B vss T 81 M.'R n. sR "a FuHr @ Hem
COUNTY. \ y On Tuesday. March "a
Bay Ridge of tyfned fever. Gertrude Eveiy9 aged 10
Asa warren Parker. funeral private. Inter1nent at
Morrtsrown. y J.
danc liz Vest 57h7 Helen ] R06srss0n 95s5s sa1g5
services at the West End Collegiate Church 7Tth-st
W.sr FnI-aye.. Tuesday March IS. at 10
o'clock Friends kindly requested not 70 send flowers
ROwAN-March 81. 1903. Eliza Rowan aged rs years
RArafiras arI friends. also members Of Washington
Ssra Methodist Euisc7al Church invited 10 attend
funeral al the Methodist Episcopal Church Home. 92d-
St Arnste-danl-ave-. this CMonday0 morning al
1880 O'Clock.
sCHIEFFELIN- Saturday. March p. at the Hotel
F,-DGharn SChlafar Funeral services will be held at
6 ?. m. at FaUIs Church. East chester on 4les-
day. March q Carriages n waiting at Mount vernon
depot on n 2:0c train from Grand central
Station kindly omit flowers
sCREvEN-On Sunday. March o. his residence. No
10 3gth-st-, NewYork City, John Henry ScreVer
eldest son IT Th E ScrAven' OF South
carol ma Corn~ia McNish IN the slst year Of his
rnunion. on Wednesday. March %. az II a m Inter
rlent al Westchester y. Y
sCRINGEOJ-R-On Saturday. q. 1903 Ellen Hast
fngs Srmgeour, widow OF James scrirngeour Funeral
her late residence No 70 Macon-st brook
Iyn. Tuesday, March D. at p m
1itIerson FonrrIi, widow of Elias 5 Ward Funeral
services hsr late residence No l3 South Sth-s
on Tuesday $50 T m Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. InteIment at Mount Pleasant Gem
stery at the convenience OF the family
Wr-sTON-On Friday March 20. washinEton. D. c.
Rev Daniel CDny Weston. D D.. in seth year
his age Funeral services will be held the Church
~ The Epiphany. Washington. d G, Sunday March
Ea4-York Monia~. March "a Train leaves Grand
Central station at 235 p. m
yz-rITT-F-HFAD-4t Aiken. s Q. OF Saturday n
1903 Charles Edward Whitehead OF New-York- Notice
funeral hereafter.
YARHAII-At his late residence ia ssth-st,
NeW-York Sixth Day, Third Month. 20th, 1908. J.
Howard YarnaT. NJ. D, in the 51st year Of his
Funeral AZ Friends Meeting House, No ia
New-York. Second Day (Monday). Third Month.
2sd al ,. n, Internent at Madison. N J.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
"THE FLATIRON."

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: think the trouble from the wind. resulting
from the height and position Of this building,
might he ohviated by running three four bal
comics around IT. these would efectually break the
downward speed Of the wind. Moreover these bal
comics would add greatly TO the pleasures Of ten
ants affording a vantage point from which to
view processions They would also detract
from the dreadful ugliness and apparent insecurity
Of by giving ii at least appea
Of greater width and sodity. J. II. B.
Buffalo, March Is. 1905
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
PREPARING PRESIDENTS HOME.
Sycamore Hill House Being Redecorated-
NAV Be Occupied June IS.

Oyster Bay. Long Island March E-Sagamore
Hill is being put in shape for the return OF III
Roosevelt and the Presidents family. which Is sad
to he fixed for June Is. Many Of the rooms are
being redecorat led. and the servants quarters are
being shifted. with view to giving more room
for the family. This is taken here 10 mean
that the family will entertain more this summer
than last Noah Seaman. the superintendent "I me
place. who has just returned from a trip 10 IaH-
fornfa. has started get the grounds in shape
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
TO CONTINUE INVESTIGATION.

The Board OF Aldermen, OF Mount Vernon, re-
Gently circular letters 70 the 1900 persons
who paid hare last year, fnclosing a blank
and asking the taxpav vers vote for OF against
continuing the investigation OF the clty's accounts
by experts Saturday night the replies were opened
Four hundred and SeYenty-eight returned the
blanks OF these a majority Of sixty-two favored
continuing the examination. The cost far has
heen hGIIt S22 60 and estimated It will take
about $l5.D)O to complete it.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
ABOUT POLICEMEN AND DIAMONDS.

To the Editor of The Tribune
s,. In yo1Ir issue of to-day note the report Of
the loss bv a. policemans wife of diamonds worth
nearly 5000 What poor. underpaid, downtrodden
employees policemen are. that their wives have 10
make fuss the loss Of gems worth only S-Yoo
taxdodgers, you should be ashamed OF yourselves t
for seeking to avoid the tax collector. anG tnereoy
preventing the further increase Of the puEnc en-
TlOves' stock Of Jewels - W.
RrcokIvn March 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
Special Notices.
OFFICES:

OFFICES:
MAIS oEFIeEGXo - Tasaq ss F:s,4ay or any As
san DistTtSt TeIegrsPh G.nc1I- 100
NEWARK 8RANCH OFF1CE-FretsricS y s0H'n'er' w.
7g III ri FsEz FE TssSgS5 :. SS % ::
G3gr CO y :,s:S. = S. 9z,oEa1., g,oE.l: .,4oa
American s ESprss COMPANY No Ta,s[Ioo El,es. Elass
Thomas COOK Tourist 0sss I3ss1 s5genscns
plac. TO isave sdTerri..u6enls s1osrriOeona
FRRisEj n M9nroe { 90 30 : srroe ,......
John wsnsElaG-r & Co. No - Rue des Pstif's
M@fsan Harles CO. No u Rog:y.Ta HAa'"ra1nn
coa5i3s 5 3s3tai T5a.., lIoS:l 6a ..3s4S 3s"is''nd
Rrsntan5.s 10. II Avsnu. d roTFaTzs z.. z.-,,.
cESEv1@La1 sI;. l1 5ar 6isT ana Iao9, ss9k @ ".
HSMF3I HST3"fy -FG&Ar::rcan Express Company No Is
RFFMEN@ @A11-ricsn Express Company. No Rahnhos
cEE05 |Aunerican Express Company. No Is Via san
ANTWERP BECGIUM-Amsrlcaa Express Company
convenience CT TRIFNE READERS, s, 16raaa4 Saa
SUNDAY TRIBUNE ME the reading rooms of th'
LONT6S|F4otsi Victoria savoy Hotel. TIE LanEhan
InIa H. Sa-f Mia r;rsrI Hotel Hotel Russell
Hawsr4 Hotel No-soE Er7oanIEGasns Io rzor.l
9 ,f5 ATe5i tJ,s H@le IE:T4 4,fs sInEton
BunoridEs Wells AiLana H2si %ores99f sss
Wooipack Hoter. warwlcE. Midland Hotel. D-rbyi
H1lHer's ShankIin Hotel TsIs Of Wight Queen Fois
Wales; Royal oak Hote. Bs.tws-y-Cosd ,s5ss W1!ss
2 oTts@onjh S Hots vs5oria: Hotel N-tTopo. -,
o1BFALTAF RAJ s,f;oP 5ot55 Hotel P9?3ii'' Gge
PARIS Hotel Chatham Hotel BInfa Crani stose Ss
3iaison Blanc. Hotel Grands BretaSne- ,y..
Dublin Royal Victoria Hotel Killarney: p.1.-.
1TA3 N5r ASD sH o7.5 x.too5 OF as H6: 3.
nitage Monte Carlo. Royal Hotel Rorne: "a {It1 80
RSrn. Rsf Faas a9 les ;saa Bafns Hs rslac. Hotel Js
and AK les Fatrs+
rnIce zap Ma5fl3 P{.- Psac. Nics. CoSTnopoan,
Nice: krsfts Grand hotel de Nice: Hotel S>AG 80
Csauas SAVOY Hotel. Genoa; Eden Sa4aJIS' vys-r~:
Grand Hotel. Florence. Horel Royal Danten SS9eeS
Grand Hotel Venice. Hotel De Ia vile. Milan AoseA
FGy.PT2 2rjhezlrsh PALACE. Cairo: sh-ph.arTs Hotel
RFTGTCM-IIa Grand Hotel BruSsela
DENMARK-Hotel De 'Anzeterre. Copenhageh' Oen-
ATy-Eassau.r- FTof Hotel wissoaden; Kaiser Hof
had Wlesba1sns Victoria EofeLs
wIpsbaden: Four Seasons Hotei, A4n+en: ,Sa f11.sa
strauss Nuremberg: Hotel Stephanis Baden-s saaen;
Hotel Bsd-TVl1ung"r. near CaeSeA
and Victoria Hotel. Hamburg BANS IN
pnrfa Hotel FTankf0rt-0n-Main; Grand 5otei Eecro-
1oIa Pad EsuhLrn Germany. Hotel Anglstsrre znaSS
Hotel Messner. Baden-Badsn; Hotel NeZoneEs r.1Is
strassburg: Grand Hotel. Wilhelrrsaohs. CasseiS
ReTIn Germany: Hotel sIetropos FsIdeIosrs; Hotel
de Russie. Munich: Grand Hotel NIEsnoefg;; LossS
wesbaien; Hotel Pu.sie Bsd-kissengen: Continental
TCtrL Hanover: Continental Berlin --,-.
AT-STRTA AND SWITZERLAND-TotsI Bristol. yien1aS
The Baur Zurich: Of1cial Information 5ue9ug
zurich Cd Hotel National Luce-ne+ Grand Hotel
PTSsoast Hotel vic;orta Interiaksn; Eropes
ard Vest End Carlsbad: Hotel Euler. Basles Hotet
Beraerhof Berne. Continental. Lausanne
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
pnutnmre Nnttre.

rshoua Be read DAILY By al Interested, Is Change
uTneb .n,,
Foreign mails tor the week ending March 2s 1893 Wi1
General PoSto1es
follows: Parcels Mails close hour earlier than
Parcels Post Mails fcF Ger
rrEry close az . m. Monday per = KrouprtnZ Wrn
Wednesday. per 8 G. KuEfuTst AID Friday Per g. &
Regular and Supplementary Mails close At Foreign STA
tion half closing shown below tsrS
Cept that Supplementary Mails f0r Europe and CeFas
Aeca. via Colon close hour later az Foreign sta
fArrn
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExCEPR
TRANSPACTPTC

TRANSPACIPIC
rail Port Tampa Fla. and fhszcO
this once daily except TnuTsday AZ
+53Oa m Jthe mails clOss hers 4Ond2yA.
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
specially Addressed
dispatch ~ CiOees this of1cs daily AErsps
Su3day az I:30 D. n. and II 80 D Sundays at
m 80 D
NEW FITTNpL ANDY North sydney and tssHcsA
nv closes a Office daily $50 ,
connecting malls close here every Monday wednesday
Saturday.
JANAICA-By rau Boston. and thence BY stsa1aers
Loses at this once $50 ,. every Tuesday BY
ran TO PhiIafeIphia thence BY steamer cossS AZ
This Office 80 D every WEDNESDAY
NICT-EION-By Boston and thence ~ Btsarnsrs
rf0xe4 this daily AZ $50 o N
BELIZE. Puerto CORTEZ a2d GLATENAL AL-A-By 81 81
thence BY steamer closes Ae tbs
- S,fIy except Sunday II 50 D and f1l 30
n NJ sundays II and III b D m CeohnseflnR
eIose here Mondays III 80 p M
rCSTA RICA CA-By rail to New Orleans and thsncs oy
rl1.eA at this ofca daily except Sunday as
I-90 30 p n, sundays a. 81 > n &Sd
+tI[SO n m connecting mail closes here Tuesdays a.
I'll 30 . -. -, - 49,
rhsnce closes al THIS 0flCs e.
* I91 a m every Monday. "Wednesday and saturday.
s2o1StarsJ mail closes 8 ,. previous da-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23

In this diagram the continuous White line shows the
in indicated by The TribuAsB
ecordnx The dotted line shows the smpera
lure as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
,bos the changes temperature for the last
,o hours in comparison with the corresponding
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
j. 2. M'DoNALo BETTER.

John B. Mcdonald the subway contractor, who
was reported % be Ia bed with q lame foot. ex-
pects 70 attend 60 his business a. usual to-day II
vas said last night at his apartment In the Dakota
tkSt his foot had becone an6aMAd from walking,
but that be had not been eonhned 70 bed
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast


Washington March 22-The weather in the eastern
- ~ the country has cloudy and rainy, particu-
, n tha Southeastern States, whers heavy rains and
have prevailed; elsewhere the weather has
t.e, rstr except In middle Rocky Mountain region
where there has accompanied by low tetpeF
lures
This disturbance central tonight in the Lower ssls
si,, Valley will move slowly northeastward Monday and
n esd.v giving rain in Middle Mississippi and the
Ohio valleys the lake region the Middle and South
Atlantic States Monday
The weather will clear Tuesday IN the interior valleys
brt rain is probable New England and generally IN
Atlantic Coast districts.
7, will be colder Southwest the Lower and MD
40 ,tiesss,poi valleys Monday and lower temperatures
i ,-avail Tuesday in Lower Ohio VALLEY and Ten
80 r,,5s aIon- the Atlantic Coas, will he mostly
northeast and fresh. from Hatteras soutnWar
where light south winds VIII commune on tl9
and on Lake Michigan fresh southeast shtths 10 nor
g.. r7,-o,.a, -o-4. will
bas rres6 northeast winds rainy weather to the
Grand Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.
For New-England. rain today and Tuesday, fresh
southeast winds . 49,
For Eastern New-York rain to-day and Iuesday frSSh
northeast winds becoming southeast
For Western Pennsylvania rain to-day and Ioesoay;
colder Tuesday portion; fresh northeaA Winds
becoming southeast , ~ ,. y,.,.r,-n r,,.
trct Of columbia Maryland rain TO-DAY ana Iuesoay
Sraab northeast WINDS. becoming southeast
For Western New rain today warmer IN eaSS
porons: Tuesday clearing. with colder IN west Irlion
fresh winds becoming northwest
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who arrived on the Etruria yester-
day from Liverpool were:
Prince Ahdollah Mira. J =. nilworth.
Dr. Julian VI. Cabel. Or n. A. Smith.
TCrer- Thin Robert Narrower.
J. X Pollok. r. J. Walker
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23

Highest temperature yestetay. 81 degrees lowest
.verage as average corresponding last
al average for corresponding Of last
years IS, 49,, ..,
sSEs wtrda bs0outRS southeast
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
Rurreff'a Vanilla

leaves a good the mouth Il is pure ana WI
some. Don't he cheated with cheap goods.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-GUHh
Mall subscribers 10 the DAILY TRT-wEEKEY will
be charged on1 in addition 70
the named above.
THE TRIBUNE will mailed Cuba. Porto Rice.
Hawaii and the Philippines without extra expscsS Tor
Foe points in Europe countries the Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will Be mailed at The fol-
rrlraEr
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23

Growing girls and boys who exhibit signs n falling
rhIsc from the persistent use OF
DR.. Javne's NcrmtfCEe.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
Married.

oIIN-DODGE-On SATURDAY. March 81. by the Rsv
William NJ Cirosv~nor n. D. ct No l07 East S5th- at
New-TOrk City. Stephen H. Oiin Erneline H. Dodge
daughter OF Oliver Hartman
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
THE MAReARrrA AT SYRACUSE.

Syracuse, sicily, Nareh 2--Fhe American steam
yacht Nargarits. with W. p. Roberts and party
aboard. arrived hare to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23

Notices Of Marriages and Deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
Special Notices.
rribUne subscription Rates.

! HeinIEke
I & Bowen Mh-NOfEAAb IL " In OO " =
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THE TRIBUNE will be SAINT hy mail 70 address in
this country or abroad Lddress changed often
desired Subscriptions may b given TO your regular
dealer leaving. IL convenient hand them
in 4 tn HE TRIBUNE OfhcSL
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SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY. cents WEEKLY REVIEW. cents
DAILY cents TRI-WEEKLY, cents
WEEKLY FARMERS centsl
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. - CENTA
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TCESDAT-At $50 q for Italy direct. per :. Nor9
America (rail must per N0r1 Ar1er@
ica'D: $50 n Complementary II a M foe
Europe. per Kaiser Wilhelm Plymouth Cher
bourg
wF1DNESDAY-At I 80 A. n for Netherlands direct,
3. .. Ryndam mail must be directed per 8 2yn-
darn'); -1-30 a Complementary : nj rSH
E1rope. per Cedric via Queenstown traAll must "a
THJ-RSDAY~At a n Sor France Switzerland. Italy,
Spain. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece British India
Lorenzo Marquee, g = La Champagne. Via
Havre (ma for other parts Europe directed
. Chanpagne''l
FRIDAY-At $50 D n for Azores Islands. per = =
Commonwealth from BostUr-
sATTRDAT-At n N. for Belgium direct Per 3
Kensngton (mafI Be directed Pc 3 ke1sinE-
TOM: a I1a5) a m complementary 1 D. NJ t1P
Europe. 5 q Etrurta, via QusenstoTns az lZ1S34
. N for Italy direct, 2 r K0erig Albert tu1aiE
be directed per Eoe1ig Albert
PRINTED NATTER ETC'-This steamer takes Printe8
Matter Commercial Papers, and SAMPLES ror Germany
~ mail for other pArrS OF
Europe Will not he b this ship unless specially
directed ny her
closing Of the Supplementary TransatlAHtio
Mails named additional Supplementary Nails arS
opened the piers American EGgl-sh FCsncR
and German steamers. and remain open until T1tnia
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
DAILY ONLY:

Address relative 10 suescrpsons or
adyertisements 10 THE TRIBUNE, NsV-ferk Cily- Pc
by POsto61co order, G1pgeSS money cESe4'
drstt or registered lstteE
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA



MONDAY-At a. II for Bermu-a- Ter 3 Trtntdadg
at II for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay per
:. Or0la.
TUESDAY-At 10 FOR Trinidad. per g. . Maravas
Il Yucstar and CarlpechP. = 8 Ravens
dale s. RavenstaLeD az
u. 30 supplementary 30 s0r s. ThonoSAe
St Croix. LAeWarI AMI Wi11Wa-+ Islands. per
MercatOr Grenada Trinidad. British DutcA
and French Guiana must be directed per Il 2srS
cator'')-
THURSDAy-At a. FOR Cuba. Yucatsn. Carrpeches
TabasCo CEIapas per EiEiIsnca for othsA
OF Mexico Be directed VgflaneiA , 9
10 a n Grenada and Trinidad 3 A2raeasS
II a n for St kits. St Martins. St EuStAtius
British Dutch and French Guiana, UllsTs AZ u
supplementary l2So ? H. Cor BahaInas Guanta~
and Santiago. 3 = OrfZaaa. y n Tor
Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay. per q A. Soldier
Prince
FRIDAY-At - for Mexico; per Seneca VA Tazn~
pIc0 CrnaII De directed =. Senec3)-
SATT-RDAY-At a n. for Bermuda. q PrstcE1a .
m. Porto RICO per . Ponce: az 9 a. r1=
tsUppenlentary $50 a for Curacao and Venezuela
per Maracaiho CnaII for SavanIIIs a14 CaFrasena
be per AsraCai50''t. $50 a. H.
30 for Fortune Island, Jarnaics
Sava1fIa, Cartagena and Ireytown. . FRlenci3
Cr7afI Cor Pi-a b. directed . ESen-
& n supplementary 1870 a foM
Inagua and Haiti per S FlantT!a at 10 a foe
Mexico, VIA Havana: az 10 "a for !
Brazil. per KaH- Prince via Psrna11buro and san
tos tr7au for Northern BrszI must Oe directed paA
Kaf7r PrfnCe'D-
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
BY EARLY NAIL TRAIN.

For all points in the United States Canada ana Asl
Coutsde OF horoughs Of Manhattan and Tne Bronx
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23

ANES-At MontcIa!r. y. ]. Sunday. March q 1905
William WinsI2w Arnes tr. infant son OF Minnie y
William W!nsIOw Anes, aged months Frler Al
the residence ~ Mrs James H Anes NalIey
Road. Mont:!air. Igesday. March q at 80 p m.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23

Bar
Inch.
3o.S
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-15
Due Notice is Served.

DIe notice is hereby served on the
public generally that D9Witt's Witch
Haz'l Salve is the only Salve on the
market that is made from the pure,
unadulterated witch hazel. D5Witt's
Witch Heal Salve has cured thous-
ands of cases of piles that would not
yield toany other treatment, and this
fact has brought out many worth
less counterfeits. Those persons who
get the genuine DeWitt's Witch Hsz9l
Salve are never disappointed, be-
cause it cures.
Foss & Strong, Hyde Park; Sla7ton &
Sanders, Morrisville M. j. Leach " ocott;
F. l.. Laraway, WaterviIle; G. r. Jones,
Johnson; q W. Smith, No. Hyde Park !;
Shattuck 4 Son. Eden
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-15
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident, is narrated ty
John Oliver OF Philadelphia, as fol-
lows: 81 was In an awful condition
NY skin was almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain continu-
ally in back and sides, no appetite,
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up, Then |
was advised to use Electric Bitters ;
to my great joy, the first bottle made
decided improvement. continued
their use for three weeks, and am now
a well man. l know they robbed the
the grave of another victim" No one
should fail to try them. Only SOC,
guaranteed, at Sloyton & Sanders
drug store,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-15
KEEP THE SHADES UP.
Famous Doctors Views of the Impor-
lance of SUNLIGHT.

tFrom the New York Medical Journal
The habit of keeping the window
shades down, which is so common q
practice, even when there is no direct
sun glare on the window, is a direct
setting at naught of physiological
principles which teach us the impor-
lance OF health, of body and mind, of
an abundance of light. Sir James
Urlchton-Browne, in an address on
light and sanitation, delivered at the
Jubilee Conference of the Manchester
and Salford Sanitary Association,
says:
81 havespoken of light as purifying
our atmospheric environment and as
freeing us from certain superficial dis
tempers, and | wish now to remind
you that it has still more deep and in
innate human relations of a sani-
tary nature; for light is a necessary
condition of mental and bodily we'll
being. It's tonic psychical effects are
everywhere recognized. All properly
organized men and women love the
light, and it is not merely to children
that darkness brings with it sense
of pc Eerlessness, danger and alarm.
Essential for all the purposes of
life, for the supply of oxygen on which
existence depends, light is universal
stimulus. Falling on the eye, it sets
up the brain functional activities as
ISOLATED with intellectual and emo
tional states, and attempts have been
made to discriminate the physical ef-
tects of It's different elements, and to
employ colOred light in the treatment
of mental disorders. These attempts
cannot be said to have been hitherto
very successful, but still it is curious
to note that many independent OBJ
servers-indeed, believe, all observ-
ers who have written on the subject
have arrived at the same conclusion,
that the blue rays have a depressing
and the red rays an exciting effect on
the brain.
But whatever the therapeutic
values of the different rays OF light
may be, white light heavens own
mixture, is the normal physical at
mosphere and variations in it's inten-
sity have probably widely diffused
effects"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-15
HOOD FIRM
Gdrget Cure

In garget the udder becomes infamed'
hot, red and painful and the milk seems
thick, stringy, bloody or watery.
A tablespoonful OF Hood Farm Garget
Cure mixed with damp feed two or three
times a day will cure any ordinary case. ;,
lone of my cows had bloody garget ana
/ fed her Hood Farm Garget Cure, nlght
and morning for six days, after which the
milk was all right" A. E. LOOMS, North
Wolcott, Vt.
Prices 81 and $3.50.
Hood Farm SalVe = especially pre-
pared to be used in connection with our
Garget Cure. Also excellent for cracked
teats, sores, bruises. 81. Cali for treatise on
garget and it's causes. Prepared by Z. L.
Hood Co., LOWELL Mass. For sale by SLAY-
TON q SANDERS, Morrisville, VT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-15
Makes q Clean Sweep.

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. OF all the salves you
ever heard of, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
is the best. 1t sweeps away and cures
Burns, Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Boils,
Ulcers, Skin Eruptions and Piles.
It's only 25c, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction by SityGon & Sanders,
Druggists.