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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

wi begyndte at BRUCE DR..
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills for
seks Aar siden. Min Hustru hav-
de Leversyge og en- Nabo CAV
hende af Deres Lever Piller som
Prove, hvorefter vi kjobte en- Fla
ske af dem og min Hustru brugte
dem til hun var helbredet. ST.
den da har jeg brugt dem ogmaa
sige, at jeg har aldrig brugt an.
Dire Pller, der CAV saa stor Til.
fedsstillelse som disse. Vibrug.
te ogsaa DR.. Miles Anti Pain
Pills med st9rste Tilfredsstillelse
Vor Son havde for tire Aar siden
inAammato1isk Gigt. Han led
saameget, at jeg tror, at hvis vi
like havde givet ham DR.. Miles:
Anti-Pain Pills, der hjalp han
nasten 9jeblikkelig. Wide har
vRret OGDEN Wis. Jeg er attic
glad we'd enhver Lejlighed til al
rose DR.. Miles L@gemidler."-
James Everett, Alton, Ill.
"Jeg var plaget med Neuralgia
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
SIN
Fra inflammatorisk misunderstanding have
drsebt vor S0n.-Dr. Miles's Anti
Pain Pills reddede ham.

i aarevis og fandt ingen varig
Lindring, for jeg brugte Dr.
Miles Anti-Pain Pills. De err en-
sikker Kur for Hovedpine og
Gigtsmerter. Endnu i Morges
anbefaledejeg dem til en- Ven mod
stark Hovedpine, og L0bet af
en- halv Time kom han smilende
tilbage. Hovedpinen var borte-
vi bruger dem i Familien og fin
der dem udmaerkede for de kvin-
delige Medlemmer. Stedets hqje
Beliggenhed gj9r dem meget ner-
v@se. Bedstemoder siger, at ieg
skal fortalle DR.. Miles, at var
Diet like for Anti-Pa ain Pills som
hun tager af og til, saa kunde
hun like DO her."-L. B. Morris,
Helena, Montana.
ALE Apothekere selger og ga
ranterer den f1rste F1aske afDr-
Miles L@gemidler. Skriv efter
fri Bog ON Nerv0sitet og Hjerte-.
sygdomme. Adresser Dr.. Miles.
Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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Sra 81 o r g e.

Olaf s. Slien, Miffel &eterien
Spmmerslpb, Mnno Micbell EN- Spn1=
mersleb, &asmine Miffelien Spm=
mersleb, Motbias Seberin Gbneien,
Mortba Mifffelsootter Sbueien, Mn=
6ers Miffelien 5pmmerslpb, 2l16=
big Soban 8otolfien, 9agnp &ocb,
Clinton &ocb, 9oretbe &ocb, Clinton
Mmunbien 9un0, Soiefine @l,mbors=
bo6, &uri &arberg, 8ernille &aafon<
fen 8orben, Mtels 2arlen Sanoito,
Miels 6. Nfielien, @tforen, Sbora
9abl, Sobanne Mrnelen &ios, Ma=
tbiloa 2un6, 2as1e &lemmetien Sp=
beim, Sobanne &ocb, &arl @epertn
2arien @affe, Sobanne @arie Mn=
6erien, Marie @milie Mn0erl en, Sens
9aniellen, @unbal6 @un0erien 60
poro @ortbum, @un6er Slien, Ole
Monfen, Sonas @n6a, &afel &noa,
Stills Mnoa, Sl1oitb Mnoe, %Sngeborg
Mn6e, @nnoer Mn6a, Marttn @u6me=
ita6, MSbi6rn g. 8ierge, &uben @e-
sin, Soban 2arien, Ssrgen &nnoien,
Matbil6a &afonion, Gina &afanlon.
Sbar &afanlon, Matbiloa So.
fanion, Margretbe Safanipn
8ror Satan &afanion, &etra Sic
Srgia Ste, @uita Stbertien, SSn.
ga &eterion, clinton &aloorien, Sel
mer Tasmo, Gilbert Soc, Nitalius g
@ouflan6, Sens S. Spartfielo, @ina1
@partfjelo, gilbert Spartfielo, Sen
toft &onien, &eter &orian, @ltiabetf
6. Mielien, &atren Gosmo @oroannt
Senien, Mnna Senien, Crit SEMEN
Sort 3. SIien, &arrp Slien, Soar
gretbe Marbus, 8irgtt 8%ornfsoatter
Sanne Salporien, Olga &alporien
Soiefine Sobanion, Mlpil6u Soban
Ien, Mltba Sobanien, Serlin!
Soranien, Mman0a Sobanien
Grit Miellen, Somme Smm1n6
fen, Mo-palo Smmn1noien, Semi
9mmtnoien, Slaf s. Sfoil, Mnn
StoiI, Slate StoiI, @unbtlo Stoil
@m1o gtotl, Sobn Stoil, @trgi
,|5toil, @ellp 5prenien, &lara 8tre
lamb, Snga &anien, Selmer @llefien
Dscar Slfen Maiella Marfusien
Sobn Sgrgenien, 81 Sprgenien, s
,SHen, Mnoers Sbenningien, Stbtli
@arlien, Eborbal6 Sobnien, Sobar
nes Sobnfen, Dluf 80. gboraI6iet
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Gonife &asagerer.

Mnno 8. 8unoerl en, 80 Mor, SUI
1tru (@ori ens). S0a 80. @umerien.
8 Star og Sens @al6emar @un6er.
fen, 2 gar. 8eter Nftelien, 80 Mor,
Gombop, Il. g., +. / &eien. @nna
so. 6. Mbroger, 50 Mar, @nfe, @bb.,
T. iSleapig. Sgren 80. S. S6renien,
% Mor, &ellener, Marbls. Mlmo 80.
Serenlen, 25 Mar, &a1itn1, Marbus.
l1bpbt @pn, II Mar. @briiten Senien,
80 Mor, &aretmager, &arsbolte be6
@olbef. Mgnes S. Gbeilgaar6, %
Mar, Somfru, &jpbenbobn. &riitian
&riiten1en, 81 Mor, Moler, 2oosbD,
@fan6erborg Mmt. 2arra 6. 6. &e=
terien, IS Mor, Srf., &isbenbabn.
@etro SO. ST. &osmts ien, IS Mar,
Grf., &jebenbapn. Miels &iersgaar6
Senien, 81 gar, @ertler, @iborg.
Mlfr. S. &oulien, 18 Mar, Mrb., &bb.
@eter 6. &eteri en, 20 Mar, Sme0,
luxembourg, &tnge. Mlma S. &anlen
10 Mar, Spen6e, ~@geslepmagle,S ore
Miels SIR. S. Sun0er, 80 slar, Ma'
1~finarbeioer, &igbenbubn, I. | Malborg
lomt &1titru og 2 8grn, Stctor 'ol
&ap. Mnglait mborberg, 38 Mar
Mrbeibsmonb, &Gnnne. Martus S
&asmusfen, Maler, 10 Mar, Sfob
goorb, &anbers. Sans Setter &e
terien, 25 Mar, Mrbm., Ma6eifob
Maribo. &einrtcb &abn, 46 Mar
Maifinm. (De Sor. Stater), T..
5fibbp. Georg @obn, 18 Mar, Sea
finn. (De Sor. @toter), +. Saa
ftrup. Sens g. @briltofferien, 81
Mar, 2an6arb., 8iterslep pr. Sorg
Mnoers g. SEMEN, % Mar, Mpg6al
&igrring Mmt, Mrb. SSeunp 2oblen
@ultrn, @l1sIar6, so Mar. gmilie
8arn, 10 Mar. Marp, Barn, 8 glar
8er .. Grlan6sion, "a Nar, Mrbm
@perige. Sans g. Sgrenien, "a Ma1
Barber, &erning. 8tiggo DEALER, 8
Mar, Masi6r, &bbbm. Gliiabet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

- 5tuoenten ta en- @fre6oer,
ser Ienge forgiepes bar preienteret
bonn en- @egntng): uDe bebbper life
bore bange for 6enne lille 8agateI.
Me6Iemmer al min 6amtlie betaler
oltio fine @egninger fgr elIer ienere.
Min 8e6itefa6er ,iom er 81 glar gam-
mel, bar netop 6etalt en- fra fine Stu.
6enter6age."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

S11cDlD, "a Mar, 9u1trn, I. I 919r
ring. @bba 8ucblD, 1 Maane6. So
ban 8iarnaion, Gapettrpffer, I. pot
Sslanb, 81 Mar. @briitian Mielien
So Mar, 2an6arb., Sinoal, @iprring
Maren @ofte Mielien, 81 Star, @nft
fra @sbierg. Margret5e &a5musien
% Mar, Somfrl1, Sfopgaarb, &on.
Gers. mo6s @brtitian Mo6len, Ml1-
filter, 80 Mar, Malborg. @briittan
&iltrlrp, 80 Mar, @rbei0sm., Fl. i
Tor. ct, t. / Slesbig. Sine &iitrup,
&u1tru, 80 Mar, t. / Tor. Stater.
Gbpro @enricbien, 33 gar, @uitru,
fra II. g., Fl @iorslep. @ilbelm
@onien, 18 Mar, 2anoarb., &iierlrp
neo @oribo. Gbriitine Mielien, "a
Mor, SSomfru, 9lgoo6 be0 &ibe. So
ranne Mebr, 18 Mar, @per1fe, &i6>
benbopn. &aren Margretbc Morten-
fen, grpeoitrice, II Mar, @6bn. SIRE
BERTHE Geterien, Is Mar, Somfrn,
@renoo. @6bar6 Mn6eri len, Is Star,
2on6orb., @je1lteo, S6enIe. Sens
&eter @briltenien, "a Mor, 9on0urb.,
@ammelbp, &ibe. Mnno Gbriltenien,
25 9lor, 2aasbp, 5fonoerborg. Gnril
Carl @6riitian 2arien, 20 Mor, Mr=
bei0sm., Marbus. Mnorea @briitine
SS%prgenien, 81 Mar, &uitru, fra @jg=
benbab11, +. / @eile. &1ttb Shorten ion,
16 @ar, Somfru, fra sperige. emit
lie SSafpbine Sprenien, 80 Mar, Som.
fri, fra &an6ers, I. Slogelie. Miip
Camilla Mnoerien, 20 Mor, Srpfen>
&pborg. @ifil0 Mlfr. Gifiloien, 80
Star, Sfopbetient, @pje be6 Morbus,
T. / 6ille. Sdmrer fra II. g. &orrp
@ouborg, II Star, Mlaifiniit fra II.
g., /. @eerlt. @ilbelm Sobon &c.
ter Houlielr, 80 Star, Srnorbeioer,
Silfeborg, /. / @oriens. 9llfre6 &os=
m.Sler1, Is Mor, Barber, i. / Sfor1=
berborg. Carl Heter Mpl(er, Is
Nar. 2m1borb., &plr1c. Gi(6elmri11e
9Seterlc11, 81 9lor, Slngelie, tSltltru.
@ign1or &eteri EN- 6 N(or> @orl,. SEQ
Eetcricl1, 5 9(or, Barn. &n1to Eeter=
fen, 8 9(or, Barn. G6riltiau Eetcr=
len, / Mor, @or11. &ntbrtne Gpcltb=
len, 90 9(or, @l1ltrn fra &nloita.
9altrits Soenoien, 4 Mor, fra Sol
Sing. Morimns Guen6icl1, 26 Mor,
'Slogter Won0en), &oloing. Mforie
'Salpeien, is slor, SS;omfrt, @jprriit9
Mmt. 2aurit5 &osmus 2ourit5er, 81
Mor, Smeoeip., Mollerlsp, Monbl1s.
&egine @oline Sdrgenlen, 26 Mor,
&uitrlt, &jpbenbabn, I. / @tubberlep.
Sens Mfre6 Sprgenlen, 8 Mar, Barn.
Carl Sobonien en-, 10 Mor, Meltpe6,
Mrbej0sm. 6rant5 @olmfpilt Is Mar,
Mrbej6sm., +. / &ipbenbobn. Glalt=
Sine Miiteo, 81 Mor, @nfefr1te, Il. g.,
t. / Mer6. @on1ine 2ourit5en, As
Mor, @ltltrlt, Srbgl b. g. MebeI. Mo=
rte 9arrit5en, 10 Star, Cater. Sans
Mubolf @osmslen, "a Mor, on
mon0, &amsg, S6enie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

funoet, bans Mrbei6stto, og Dn bill
finoe bam fllot optaget al bans Mr.
beioe. San iGtter bele fin Siel INF
Set, og enbber Soritprrelie, SCI
brtrger bonn Bort fra set, er bam 11be.
bdgelig. @an bar lat set iaale0es
SDitem, at alt bba6 1er life birefte
beor6rer oct, set bgre mt enter1 an.
Gre Gormer al Mrbei6e eller Gorngj-
elier, ubormbiertigt afbiies, til Sor-
retningsti0en er forbt. 0g Tier set,
at ban 0rages bort fra iin Sorret=
ming og 6ens Hligter I Sen Gi6 bar
er bleDet ba11t til at bellige Sen, fgler
ban, iom bab6e ban begaaet EN- uret.
Set er netop noget, iom 6armeren
bur0e l9re. S SEN Et6, ser ifal or
bel6es, oct bore MI enten / Stolb,
Marf eller @ope, n1oa ser orbej6es
me0 gllbor og mes @aan0ens og So
be6ets bele @nergt. Der mao ingel1
2egen me0 8prrene fin6e 5te0 poo
SEM Gi6 Ser ifal fobres, ingen @as-
lioren meb Maboer eller Torbifjdren=
Sc finbe Ste0 ober Sencet I Sen Sit
Eloben 1fal bol6es / Gang eller
Maismorfen ifal %fl1lttberes, ingen
&ibren / @eidg el1er til 8pen / Sen
Sis, Sor0en eller 8eietningen free
per SiliDn og &asning. &e6 fGrre
&arreitreger og mere alporlig Gent
ming btl6e mongen ellers be6erltg
og brab Sarmer bol6e fig lengere
paa fin 6arm eller Dog it66e be6re /
set paa BEN.
Snnfntng ia - set CT n%p6Den6igt,
at ser in6rpmmes SEN ttlitreffelig
Blo6s be6 St6en al set rent legem=
lige Mrbei6e. Ser er benz Set life
bill mrerfienbe 8erettigelien al set
rent oonoelige Mrbei0e. Sc fan life
for taa, at cit Mor16 fan orbei0e fig
birfelig trnt alene be0 Snnfning,
fun set rent legen1lige Sli6 fam trent
fal6e Srntbc0, bnnbcr Sc. Oct er
%iaa0onne, Joni nnppe %npgenlil10e bar
iomlet lit Si116 til pirfelig %olDorli1
5nl1fel1 ODER ct ellcr onoet bo11 lfe(igt
Eroblenr, lom oltib goor | 6el'
gomle Sfl1re, hen iontn1e 1n1n 0eres
Sober fltlgte, iom maaife poa 6eres
Torm far in0fprt cit cller o116c11 Gor=
6e0ring, men ibar giort Set, for
81 Moboen bor giort Set, og forOi Sen
ier IT'S til at bore orbej6sbeiporen6e
lnen 110en egenltg at tGnfe ODER, ON
SEN er l6nnen6e / 2Gng6en. Set CT
/ loa Gal6 life egenlig nHufb", Ser
far 6repet 6em 6ertiI, i%narere Otter
lignelieslplt.
Ser er intet / bore Cages Gar=
ming, ser far laa operbeloen0e 8e-
tp6ntng, iom set ma1t falber 8ulD.
SITE cit piebliffelig opbluslenoe @e=
geiItring for en eller an6en Mpbef
paa Garmingens Smraa6e, men e1
uopb6rligt Hn1t, 5trebe1 efter al
naa ct n6ie oberbeiet Maol, lom maj
far lat Jig, grun6tgt 5tuoium al ale
Sc Mao6er og &eie, ser fan fpre til
set og al alle 6e Mfpeje, iom fan le6e
fra set eller 6og forltnfe Spnaaelie11
Oct toger paa &refterne at u6fpr;
ct iaa6ont &nib=Mrbej1e, baa6e Sc le
gentlige og maaife aller melt Sc aa1:
beige. Men ct set naoet, iaa fol
man pgiao ie tilboge paa Mrbeioe1
mes Gilfrebsbe0.
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"norge''s 5orGS.
@asiaserliiten

Meoemltaoenbe %6ortegnelie oper
0onlfe og norife 8asiagerer iamt 8e-
i9tningen poa Sen forl1lpffeoe CANT
per mobtog III forte l1ge, men for
tent til at sen f11noe fomme meo /
iib1te @umer. 6or &asiagererne fra
Morge er, iom set oil fees, &iemite>
itet life opginet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

ST.: v&bor 9u Ter gnaben no,
bba6 er ser / @eiet me6 9ig?"
g.: uSS SITE an6et, et6 at min &o=
mes &ierligbe6 til mig er foalet al
/ en- betp6elig @ro6, men at bum bog
ialter og bren6er Ma6en lige iaa
golt iom / @bebebrG0s6ogene."
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e tningen:

Sfibets 6prer, &aptein @un6el
Sfibslege, &eierpe1eee glle, lit
@tprmono, Sui. @ilbe, &jbbenbapn
26en Stprmono Sluf Stte, &ieben
bobn; 36te 5tDrmnn6 Mnferien
9eorbbp; lite Molfinmelt tier &etel
&olm, &obro; 26en Moifinmelte r
Sultan @einiicb, &%jebel,bapn; 3bil
Moifinmel ter 9tiels Glauien, &pnne;
4be Malfinmelter Miels Se11le1t, ltg=
gelple;; Maifinosliltenterne Sans
@imonien, 9olbp, Soban @rlr11n,
Sraminge, og Sens Senien, @fibbp;
6orpoIter Mr6ers Senlen, Sellerpo;
&roniantmelter Carl Mielien, Mar=
bus; Sfrtper Sacob Gbeilen, 51rn0=
bp; Sgmmermano Sboren Sobanion,
@nerige; 8oo0smon6 STR. Mm1n6=
fen, Morge; 2ampeman6 Sobn Gs=
ion, Sbertge; @atroierne Carl He=
teri en, Morge, @enriob Sob6nning,
&ingfjpbing, &etcr Slien, Sails, Gbr.
MogenieL Sborslep, Carl Mottbie=
fen, gnbelape, @onS @anien, &ult=
rl,p, @annibol Gbriltenien, Malborg,
2ol1ri0s 9ficllen, @oocrslcp, Sprgcn
&nlsler, Morltol; l1nQnlrn0ene Carl
Grichlon, Srcrige, Geter &cterlcn,
Mning; Tprhpocr DC N%osnu1s|cn,
S6enie, Sui @psling, &jp6cu6oum
Mortin Gbriltenleu, Trun1, Gbriltiou
@p1lien 6eliin9or; ger @icfluto,
Mntpn 2%inhfnrs, Gurl MnOcri on,
Morti1 Snerslpn % @erborb @iort,
Snerige;; Mnoers Sprp, &eieri tco,
Gbr. &ruuoicn, Scip; Gol0. @epmol,t,
&jp6e1bopn, ScbS. SorenIe11, SIP
benboon, Niels He0erielt, &i6org;
@opmcltcr Carl &osmusier1, &ipbc,t=
bopn; lite &of Mlb. &rltll, Scar tol;
26en &pf Tcter 2oslen, Malborg;
lite &ofsmotb @ernb. Hebericn, &jp=
benbopn; 26en &ofsnmtb Sill. Se1s=
len, &jpbenbonn; 3bie &ofsmatb Carl
Gpenningien, &jpbenbopn; 1. @ager
Carl 9onr. S1len, Mpborg; 26en @o=
ger Carl M~attbieierl, Spborterne
@ict. Ee6erien, @tggo SEMEN, Sobs.
Mobi en, &ilb. M9r og Senieni1s
@inot, &jpbenbapn; @einrieb 8era,
Saornbp; Mn6r. 2orlen, fgot / Splf=
Ion6; Sol6. Sllen, &psfilbe; @aralh
@tlne, @or0ingborg Spren 56ren=
fen, @olebp; @erman @onoree, Sire
6ericia, og Carl @6riltianlen, Ters=
leo: &abptsbreng Carl &orr1p, Mes=
ieopnarter 2uOb. 2arl en, @als; &c.
ge6reng Sborn. Gr1tberg, &anoborg;
fredericksburg Sails. @ein. &j6=
benbopn; lite Somfn1 Morie &en=
nings, &enS; 26en Somfru Mlrg1ita
21tmor, Sperige; Spparter Sobs.
Gbriitenlen, @obro.
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e....s ps.e. sgp.. 4.l.,o.

states Otto, 9peR GsleSo. ~.
2ucaS County.
Sraat 3. 9beaep fperser. at ban 20 bet elbr
Reblem al Htruaet s. s. @benep 4 Co., Der brine
Torretntast bpen Eolsbo, fpr nep.te Counts % eta
o. at FANNIE T1tr1a utI betale en- Sum of ct bumoreb
SoHar1 fsr bpert euefte 9tlfelbe iaf aatarrb, ser il,
tau 5eIbreSes ueb Brugen Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
JrantS @bene5.
Beestsst foe mig % rnberitsuet I wtn Reruarel
ben 6ts December 1885.
.... q. @1sofon,
Sx2. Notarius YabItcxs
Halls Catarrh Cure taaes i~nbpeubtg % pt,f,r
rette psu Blobet % SltubtHberxs t Gyftelnet. 8.
stur 8ibuesbprb Srutts.
!. :. gbsnsp4g So, gs!es.,g
n. sr1n's boS Mrotetere. Csc.
Tails Eain!lF p!ilS e. be bebits.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-08-25
EAST ROXBURY.

Mrs. William Spooner and little
son, Willie, returned to their home in
Worcester, Mass. Monday after spend
ing several weeks here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Freeman.
Mrs Ed. Trask of East Brookfield
visited her sister, Mrs. Jones Steele,
several days last week.
Mrs. George Wardner spent Wed .
nesday with Mrs. Ellis in Brookfield
Several from this place attended the
Bigelow trial in Brookfield last week.
Misses Ruby and Ruth Wardner
spent last week with friends and rela-
tives in Randolph.
Clyde Ladd of Greenfield, Mass.
came Monday to spend a two weeks
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Ladd.
Mr. Knowles of Canada is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. John Davis, also
his son, George Knowles
Frank Duraway of Worcester. Mass,
is spendiLG lis VACATION here with
his grandparents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Jason
Freeman.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-08-25
EAST WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sargent from Will
mington, Delaware, who have been
visiting in town, returned homo on
Wednesday, accompanied by their
favher, Elias M. Sargent, who spent
several weeks here.
A boy weighing ten and one half
pounds was born Aug, 10th TO Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L Gleason in Bellows Falls.
Both were formerly of this place.
Mrs. Chauncey Bingham of Middle
bury, is visiting her sister, Mrs Ed.
Miller.
Mrs. Frank Tillotson is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Ruth
Dicley, and her sister, Mrs Emma
Stock we'll, from New Hampshire.
George Elliott is very sick with
typhoid fever,
Mrs Laura Uuthbert returned from
New Hampshire last week.
There will be no services at the
church Aug 2Sth,
j. L. Gleason of Bellows Falls,
spent Sunday here with his parents.
! Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Drew of
Ithaca, N. Y, are visiting in town.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-08-25
Suicide Prevented.

The startling announcement that a
preventive Of suicide had been discov-
ered.will interest many. A run down
system, or dependency invariably
precede suicide and something has
been found that will prevent that con-
dition which max es suicide likely. At
the first thought of self destruction
take Electric Bitters. 1t being great
tonic and nervine will strengthen the
nerves and BULL up the system. It's
also great Stomach, Liver and Kid
ney regulator. Only SOC. Satisfaction
guaranteed by G. Blakely, Druggist.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-08-25
DYNA MITE KILLED FIVE.

Nevada, Mo, Aug. 22.-Five per-
sons were killed at Minden, station
ON the Nevada 81 Minden branch of
the Missouri Pacific railway, Saturday
afternoon, by the explosion of car of
dynamite. They were Station Agent
Brooks, his wife and daughter, Of
Minden, and Engineer Rhodes and
Fireman Todd, both of Nevada. The
train crew ON local freight was
switching some cars when they struck
the Car of dynamite.
Chicago, Aug, GA severe wind
and electrical storm passed over the
city on Sunday evening doing much
damage in the suburbs. Northwest of
the city hundreds of acres of corn
were beaten down by the wind and
rain, and much of it will be lost
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RANDOLPH.

The marriage of Miss Harriet Web
ster, elder daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Webster, to l.. @. Willard of
Belvidere H.. took place on Thurs
day evening at 8 O'Clock at the home
of the brides parents on Park street
in the presence of the immediate rela-
tives only. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Samuel Knowles,
pastor of the First Baptist church,
and the house was very prettily deco
rated with clematis and cut flowers,
carnations, sweet peas and asters, the
prevailing colors being green, pink
and white. The bride, who was unat-
tended, was given away by her father
and wore very pretty dress of light
brown silk crepe de paris made over
silk and trimmed with real lace and
silk passementsrie. She carried a. bou-
quet of BRIDES roses. After the cere-
mony. refreshments were served. Mr..
and Mrs. Willard start for their west
ern home in Belvidere, Tuesday, Aug
ust 23, where large reception will be
given them in the Baptist church by
the people of the Baptist society. Mr..
Willard 10 the senior member of the
firm of willard and Schmidt, large
we'll known furniture and undertaking
establishment there.
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Butchers. Merchants and Hide Buyers

Should write to Carroll S. Page,
Hyde Park, Vt, who wishes to pur-
chase their Hides, Caltskins, Sheep
Pelts, rallow and Bones. He pays
spot cash. He pays the freights. He
pays full market values. He wishes
to arrange with some one in every
village, where he has no agent, to sell
him Hides pGaifsk J Sheen mp Pelta p and ,o5
Bones. He furnishes money with
which to buy and he keeps his agents
thoroughly posted at all times as to
market values. Write him for full
particulars.
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End of Bitter Fight.

1.-TWO physicians had long and
stubborn fight with an abscess on my
right lung" writes j. f. Hughes of
Du Pont, Ga, land gave me up,
Everybody thought my time had come.
AS last resort / tried DR.. King S
New Discovery for Consumption The
benefit l received was striking and |
was on my feet in few days Now l
I've entirely regained my health F." 1t
conquers all Coughs. Colds and Throat
and Lung troubles. Guaranteed by O..
Blakely's Drug Store. Price Doc, and
81 co. Trial bottles free.
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TO ASK PUBLIC AID.
Chicago Federation of Labor Took
Action at Meeting Sunday.

Chicago, Aug %. The Chicago
Federation of Labor Sunday decided
to ask the general public for aid for
the men now on strike in the stock
yards. The secretary was instructed
to request President Gompers of the
American Federation of Labor to call
a special meeting of the executive
council for the purpose of devising
ways and means CT sustaining the
strikers.
The resolution passed Sunday as
serts that the employment of the la
borers in the packing houses was so
irregular that their total weekly
earnings did not amount to more than
81. 1t is then declared that the pack
ers attempted to lower the wages of
the laborers, and the skilled workmen,
believing that this would be followed
by a reduction in their own rate, de-
cidsd to go on strike in support Of the
unskilled men,
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know by the hearing of the ear that
it is very interesting.
Mrs Hiram S. Drury, after having
been treated for deafness in an mfr
mary in Boston, without the success
she desired, went later to a physician
there, but without satisfactory help.
She is now being treated by another
specialist in Boston and hopes for u
cure.
Miss Helen Kimball is again suffer-
ing from illness.
Walter e. Changers nomination as
a candidate for town Representative
was secured without the solicitation,
on his own part, for single vote.
Would that all nominations might
come in that way.
Our ladies' reading club has just
adopted the name of 1.-The Home
Study Club" The club will take up
its work in good earnest about the
middle of October next, and the sub
ject of study will be Russia-(o of
course. in case the japanese left any
thing OF that country, at that time.)
Miss Mary, daughter of Henry A.
Ainsworth, of Moline, ILL.,, plans to
spend the month of September here.
She is in Maine at present.
Charles II. Beckett, of New York
city, has given 500 towards the work
of repairing our Congregational
church.
The top of the Seaver hill, in the
northeast section of the place, has just
been ascertained to be some /, $50 feet
higher than the ground about the town
, hall-so far as barometer shows it.
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GET INSIDE.
Your Friends and NeighhOrS in Mont
peIier Will Show You How.

Rubbing the back won't cure back
ache.
A liniment may relieve, but can't
cure.
Backache comes from the inside
from the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills get inside
They cure sick kidneys.
Here is Montpelier proof that this
is SO:
w. II. Green, iron polisher in the
Cotton Mfg. Co., residing at 81 Pros
pect street, says: "When living at
No. Prospect St., in the winter of
1897 l had an attack of weakness
across the back, sharp pains over the
hips and in the joints. particularly if
l over -exerted myself. 1t grew so bad
could scarcely stand it. Plasters
and ordinary household remedies were
useless, and l finally went to w. K.
Pooles drug store for Doan's Kidney
Pills A course of the treatment
stopped the attack / stated so pub
licly through our newspapers at the
time, and during the five years which
have elapsed ] have not had any reas-
on to alter my opinion about that
remedy. You are at liberty TO con-
tinue my endorsement of it"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the United
| States.
Remember the name-Doan Sand
| take no other.
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WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Dickinson of In
dependence, Iowa, are spending few
weeks with relatives here.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. S. Dodge are max
ing preparations for trip to St.
Louis. They will also visit among
relatives for time after which they
will go to Florida for the winter. The
doctors practice will be looked after
during his absence by DR.. Dunn of
Burlington. DR.. and Mrs. Dunn ar
rived in town on Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Hall and Don Colby and
friend, who have been spending the
summer in town, have returned.