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"WHACKSs "
And What They Mean.


SON" so try and say thank sou' then
set about finding what YOU have done
to demand the rebukr. and Try and get
back into lire. for that's the happy
place after all
Curious how man, highly organized
people fail to appreciate and heed The
first little. gentle "wlIackS" or the gGul
old Dame. but go right along with the
habit whatever il may hr. j!iat causes
lier diSapproval WliSkr,, Tobacco.
Coffee. Tea or other unnatural treat
mant Of tho body. until serious iliGrss
sets in or some chronic disease.
Some people seem TO get on very
well with these things for awhile and
Mother Nature apparcni.y cares but
little What they do.
Perhaps she has no par;icniar plans
for them and thinks it little GSa 10
waste time in ihrir training.
There are people. however. who seem
to be selected ny Nature In do things
The Old Mother expects them 10 carry
out some department 0r her great
work. \ portion Of these selected ones
eft, and again seek 90 stimulate and
then Gpaden the t0Gl lillr body by
some one Of more Of lh" drugs W!iS-
key. Tobacco. Coff"c. Tea. Morphine.
etc.
Yol kitow I'll OF these throw down
The same class OF alkaioidS in Chemical
analysis. Tli?y stimulate and then de-
press. They take from man ~ WOMAN
the power 10 do his or h;r best work.
After these people have dragged for
time. they get hint. or mild "whack'
to remind them that they i!avr work 10
DO. Il mission 10 perform and should
be about the business. bmi j-r loaiing
along the waysidc and brc0mc untitled
for tue fame and fortune thai waits
for them if they but stick to The course
and keep the body clear Of ohs,rnctioHs
so it can carry out the brlicSts Of the
mind.
Sickness is call 10 come mp high
er." These hints come in various
forms 1t may he stomach trouble or
bowa,S bcor, eves ki,,urys ar general
nervous prostralion You may ,lepend
nnop if whom "whack" comes it's a
warning to quit some abuse and do the
right and fair thing with the body.
Perhaps it is Cofce drinking that
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Tagging Fishes.

\ The United States Fish Commission
has contracted the small boys habit
OF tagging fishes. Metal tags are fas-
tened to marine fishes, which are let
loose in the ocean with the idea Of
identifying them in case they are
caught at any future time.
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aHeussFFFE9e'GR4S sFF9'RS
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HINT FOR BOTTLING PICKLES.
In bottling homemade pickles. etc..
boil the corks, and while hot you can
press them into the bottles. When
cold they are tightly sealed.
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Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion: never fails. Sold by Drug.
gists Mail orders promptly filed by DR..
I. Detchon, Charlottesville, Ind. 81.
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Iamsurepiso'sCu forConsumptions saved
my life three years ago.-MRs. THOMAS Rob-
EMS, Maple st., Norwich, NY, Feb. II, 1909
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FOR SOUR MILK,

When milk that is not perfectly fresh
IS used in a cream sauce or soup do
not add salt until just before serving,
to prevent the milk curdling.
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FITS permanently cured. No fits ornervous-
ness after first days use OF DR.. Klines Great
NerveRestorer, ,S2trial bottleand treatise free
DR.. Il. II. KLINE, Ltd, 1Arch St., Paila., Pa.
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Fl. Fl. GREENS Sons, OF Atlanta, Ga, are
The only successful Dropsy Specialists in the
world. See their liberal offer in advertise
ment in another column OF this paper.
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An immense flower market is to be built
in New York City.
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Our railways handle about $4,000, ,00'
worth of grain a year.
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The Chinese still make the best india
ink.
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Motor cars for desert travelling will Ar
rive at Khartoum.
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A dude preacher generally produces
dead sermons. So. 4S.
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Christ is more than an exponent oi
truth; He is an impulse to truth.
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sincerely
NRs.B E. LENNox, l2O East 4th St. Dixon, ILL.,"
which wi" 3s. is.Sss E Pisss% s1s ss Co.. Lynn
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OK, which follows, proves this.

DEAR MRs. PINKHAM: Last winter
broke down suddenly and had to seek the
advice of doctor. felt sore all over, with
q pounding in my head, and dizziness which
I had never experienced before. l had
miserable appetite, nothing tasted good, and
gradually my health broke down completely.
The doctor said had female weakness, but,
although / took his medicine faithfully,
found no relief.
AFTER two months decided to try what
a change would do for me, and as Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was
strongly recommended to me l decided to
try it. Within three days felt better, my
appetite returned, and l could sleep. In
another week I was able to sit up part OF
the day, and in ten days more l was we'll.
Ny strength had returned, / gained fourteen
pounds. and felt better and stronger than
l,nov1a6oa SIC merits Verv sincerely YOURS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-15

Grange. No. 2%9, were elected at their
last meeting. Wednesday evening,
December 7. az follows: Master. George
w. Wallis; overseer, Mrs. Gertrude
:. Martin; lecturer. Mrs. Bragg;
steward =. ]. Dana; assistant steward
f., II. Prentis; chaplain. Mrs Alice T..
Kelsey: treasurer, Miss EulIe Savage;
secretary, W. c. Kelsey; gatckeeper,
Walter Griffith; ceres, Mrs. George w.
Wallis: flora, Miss Beartha Savage:
pomona. Miss Blanch Joslyn; lady as
sis'ant steward Mrs. f.. r. Pren!is.
The next meeting of the Grange is to
he held on Wednesday evening". Decem-
Der 81 and the installation of the Of
ficrs for the ensuing year will be at
the regular meeting Wednesday even
ing January 4. 1905.-An "Old Rubber
Social will be held at the Methodist
Church on Friday evening December
dist Church this year will consist of Il
social visit and basket picnic at tho
church vestry and dining rooms. dur
ing the day, Saturday the cath, and on
sunday morning the 25th special exer-
cises suited to the occasion, singing
recifations etc, will he held In tho
church-G. w. Wallis is in Bellows
Falls this week attending the sessions
of state Grange at that place.--The
date fixed for the New Years bail Mt
the l. o. o. +. hall is on Friday even
ing December 80, with music by FL
rrores orchestra Of Montpelier.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

1t tho annual meeting of Mount Sinai
Temple. Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. held
in Montpelier last Friday evening. G. 5.
Whittier of Montpelier was elected illus
trious potcntat" Tho other officers elect
Cd are: Chief rabban. S. S. Ballard OF
Montpelier; assistant rabban. Henry s
Root of Newport; high priest, Collins
Blakely of Montpelier. oriental guide.
George T.. Randall of Wells River; treas
uror. a. w Ferrin Of Montpelier; record
cr Charles II. licaton of Montpelier; rep
rcsontativcs tothe imperial council. George
t. Flanders Of " uitc River Junction.
Frank l.. Small of Barre John ]. Dodge
of Iaconia, y. H., w. W. Sprague of St.
Johnsbury. George +. Flanders. the re-
firing pOicntdtc, was the recipient of a
gold watch suitably inscribed. Among the
business transacted was the appropriation
of 500 with which to purchase turkeys al
Christmas time for tho deserving poor.
C. H. EIeaton Of this city was collected
recorder for tho 10th consecutive year
Assistant Judges L. W. Huntley anc
l.. Il. Wells Of Washington County Court
have rcappontcd Nj. t. Smile clerk and
y. w. Perrin treasurer. The net indebt-
odncss Of the county December /, was
only $3.50.
In city court Monday Judge Harvey
gave judgment for 800 for the plaintiff
in the case of Abbott &: Bailey Us. Bert
ilutchins OF Orange.
Fred L. Thomas of this city has been
appointed county probation officer by the
judges of county court, Zed $. stanton
of RoXbury has held the Office for several
years previously.
F'rcd l.. Peck who recently underwent
IN operation for appendicitis at Heaton
hospital. is rapidly recovering and will
soon be at his work again as mail car
rier.
The following officers Of the c. o. r.
were elected at their annual meeting held
on Tuesday evening: Henry r. Premier,
chief ranger; VIM. s. Choatc, vice chief
ranger; las T.. Burnett, treasurer; Chas.
Mckonna, recording secretary: 4. Gal
also. financial secretary; Or. NJ. j.. Nc
Cure. physician; John Mack, Paul Ter
rio and James Cumming. trustees. Chas.
/. Mckcnna was elected delegate 20
state convention at Middlebury TO he held
in June
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DERBY LINE.

Mrs. r. G. rutterfcld and the Misse.
I.uttericld are taking in the holiday eX-
hih,ts in Boston.-Frcd Kelley cut his
ruht foot quite badly while telling tree
recently. Several stitches were taken by
Dr. FrcIiGh ard the wound seems TO be
hoalng.-Niss NJ Aldricr is assisting IN
the store of william SpahldinG during the
holidays Mrs. II. l. Pulsifcr has so much
improved since her serious jllrcss that
her daughter, Mrs. Swcet2cr. has rc,urn-
ed to philadelphia. Robert Nurse has
gone 70 Denver. col, hoping the Ch1nco
in climate will benefit his hoalth.-Thc
Rev. l.. r, Marsgraf pa.tor &C ia" Uni-
NcrSolist Church, preached his farewell
sermon last sunday He goes 10 his now
pastorate in St Adams with the best
wishes of a host Of friends who regret
his departure very much--'rhc illustrated
lecture or Shakespeare, given in the Con-
gregational Church by the Rev. L. G.
Dav Of Shcrbrookc. was very interesting
and Instructive. Miss Moran pleased the
audience with readings from Stakcsl care
and Mr.. Hovey rendered delightful Nio-
Is, Gala
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READING.

News has been received Of the death
of the Rev. Albert Hcald of Gardner.
Mass. At the advanced age or ~ years
and nearly "a months Mr.. Head WAS
pastor of the baptist Church in this town
for several years. He leaves a daughter.
Mrs Hattie q. Bennett, who cared for
him during the closing years of his life,
"A committee of five have been chosen
from residents Of this town to arrange
plans for raising money for the expenses
OF the Old Home Week association. The
members Of the committee are: q. NJ
Newton, Z. c. Hawkins, Arthur Allen,
Reuben Wells and G. NJ. Lawrence
4 very pleasant nve-cent game social
for tho benefit of the Univorsalist Ladies
society Was recently held At the home
Of Mr. I>atc WWhitc Molasses candy
WAS sorvcd.-'i II. Durham and wife
visited in Boston and vicinity not long
since rho baptist and CniVcrsalist sun
day schools win unite in celebrating
Christmas in the lu,Ner,alis, Church ON
Monday evening, DECEMBER ~
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Mrs. William Smith. aged 80 years, died
at her home on North Main street De
comhcr II Of consumption, from which
disease she had been suffering for many
years, Funeral services Were held at the
homo Wednesday, Mrs Smith is survived
by her husband and three young chill
dron.--Uarry j. Sandgpra ana Miss Maud
Alice Strout both of this village, were
married at the home Of the brides par
snts, Mr. and Mrs +. D. Strout, We'd
ncsday evening. and for the present will
make their home with Mrs. Ellen Sand
spra Mrs. James y. Wheeler is serious
~ i'll with hcmorrhaGe OF tho stomach
The annual meeting for the election of Of
tccrs of the Daniel Lille Post, G., A. r.,
will be held at the post rooms next Sat
urday evening. An oyster supper will he
served Henry Walker and Mrs. $. a
Bowen were called TO Windsor by the
death of their relative. Mrs. George Walk
er of that place, on MondaY.-Mrs. l.. II
Rlscom and her son, X. r. Bascom Of
Point Breeze, y. y, and her daughter
Mrs Nellie Boyle and the infant son OF
Mrs. Boyle. are stopping with the family
of Or O. V. Grccnc--lIarry T.. Adams,
Bothols recent town clerk, Is employed
in tho stationery establishment of Barry
& BcalS on Adams Square, BOSTON,
Harry Henderson. the section boss at
Bethel. has been promoted TO the po-
stion of yardmaster at White River June
ton. and with his family moved to that
place Monday.--Jocl r. Putnam Il former
resident Of Bethel, and for many years
the trial Justice in this place, is stop
ping for the winter with Mrs. u. +. Free
man. Mr. Putnam. who IL in his Sth
year. is IN very good health and glad to
be among old Friends, again
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NORTHFIELD.

Mrs. john Bornasconi committed sui
ciie Monda" afternoon by tnkng car-
bo!ic acid. 1t is thought that Mrs. Bcrnas-
conf has been n little dernnged over the
Death OF her only child, which occurred
last spring and continual mourning had
caused her to commit the rash decd. John
EernaSconi. her husband Is the only near
relative living IN this country.
Moody & Almon have been successful
in making contract with the village
and have already begun preparations for
the erection of the steam plant TO be
built here. It Will he located on the rail-
road ground opposite the Harris girls,
mill.
Mrs. Richard Kennedy, g. years old
died yesterday morning OF dropsy after
having experienced i'll health for several
months. she is survived by her husband
and -four sons. Mrs. Kennedy had been
a resident Of Northdold for many wears.
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TROY.

Mis-. Lucy zones ana Mr.. Abel were
married by the Rev. y. :. Moose Sat,r-
day. December 1p-Frcd .Albcc has moved
70 Westdcld.-Mrs. Sweet has gone 20
Darlington to rosido.-Harlcv cole has
goue back 10 Manchester y. II -Mallon
CnreY has moved to the farm bought of
Frank Farman.-Andrew Buchanan has
gone to San Francisco, Cal-Nelson Mar
tin has sold his farm to L.. a Emerson
for IS o." Mrs. Frank button has had a
surgical operation performed in the Vic
toriu hospital, Montreal.-W. u. Miller
has sold his mill and logs 10 the Baker :
of Richford One &c ". H. Mllcr's ten
emcnt houses caught fire on sunday last,
but Wos soon oXtmgUishCd -WhoupnE
cough IL very prevalent among the chill
dron.--Plinv Nozo has moved into the
teneneat vacated by Howard Rrock who
has n.ovcl 20 North 'rroy.-Th travelling
at the present time is very good as it l.
both slcighug and wheeling.
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GAYSVILLE.

Mis- Helen Boutwell, is home from
Goddard Seminary for tie Christmas
vacation.-Thc Rev. f. L. FELTON,
preached at the Methodist Church
Sunday.-Thc Girls Helping Hand club
made about slt.0o at their sale and
supper Wednesday cvcniuE.--R. w.
Rood died Thursday December s 1T the
home of his daughter whore he has
lived since the death of his wife sever
al year ago. Mr. Rood was q years
of age and leaves one daughter Mrs.
Walden White OF this place. six grand
children and three great grandchildren.
also two brothers, Lcmucl of Boston
and Charles RI. Of Ware. Mass. The
funeral was held Sunday morning at
the home of Mrs. White. Tho Rev. j.
w. Miller officiating. The remains
were taken 20 Bethel Tor iuterment.--
Mrs. Ncttic Porter is at home from
Barnard,
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and two children. have arrived in town
and will remain for a few days at the
Brandon Inn until the repairs. which
nave been in progress on the rectory
for the ,ast 10 days are finished.
G. y. Silver has purchased the Nay
lor barber shop on Center street and
has taken possession
RAY. the 1o-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Pippin. was seriously injured
Tuesday afternoon. Tho boy was riding
on Holbrook's coal wagon and while try
ing to jump off he fell. the back wheel
of the wagon passing over his chest IT
is thought that the boy will recover.
Mrs Lizzie Richmond OF Gardner. Mass.
is visiting at the homo of Mr.. and Mre.
G. II. Young.
l.. a. Sovery has commenced filling his
ice house at Joncs's pond. The Ice. which
Is IA inches thick, is much cleaner and
better than last season.
The local Neshobe minstrel show will
he given at the town hall tonight and
Friday night. This entertainment will
he under the auspices of the free public
library. The Noshohc quartette com
posed of Arthur w. IIendey, Il. J. NORM.
+. Il. Rogers and John Center will rem
der selections each evening.
Mrs. Jane Horton is seriously III at
her home in sudbury.
Miss T.ottc La Quirc went to Burling.
ton yesterday, where she will be operat-
cd upon for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Tho live Eannot. which was recently
captured 10y T. y. Miller while returning
from Rochester. aud which WAS exhibited
in his show window, has since died and
has been mounted and is again on cXhibi-
ton in the window
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RESCUED At SEA,
Miraculous Escapes of Grew Of
Wrecked Barkentine,
Emita.
PL0A1ED IN DECK HOUSE
Found by the steamer New York Is
Hours after They Were Torn away
from Their Ship--Cnptnin's
wife Was IN the Party
Not Life Lost.
FLOA1ED IN DECK HOUSE

Boston, Dec. IA story OF hardship
ana miraculous escape from death was
related by the crew of the New York
Barkentinc Emita, who we're brought here
to-day hy the Clyde line steamer Sew
York. which rescued tho crow last sun
day. Il hours after they had been car.
ricd adrift on a. fragment of their v,s-
sci The Emita, which left Ferdinand on
December with pine lumber for Fail
| River struck on Diamond shoal off Cape
FIatteras at ten O'Clock last Saturday
night during heavy storm. and was
pounded TO pieces half an hour later
No lives were lost. Tho captain of the
vessel was W. L. Rocn'io Of Machias.
Nc, and besides his crew Of seven mon
he had his wife with him.
The voyage was smooth until last Sal
urdav. when the weather appeared
threatening. At noon Captain Reomie
decided 10 reduce sail. ana steer for Dia-
mond shonl liGh'ship. Tho wind steadily
increased. thick vapor came over the
water followed by occasional snow
squalls which made it impossible TO SEQ
ahead OF the howsprit. NJ eight o'clock
Soundinss were taken, but as bottom
couid not be found the captain decided
mat No was wei off shore. Half an hour
ia''r tho lookout reported that he made
GUY the GUNNER ct a llsht. but could not
! ten Wheth"r 1t was the reflection II one
| or TWO b"dconS, as tho mist again settled.
suddenly the tdrkertuc brought up on
| what aftcrv rdS proved to be Diamond
| shodl and great waves threatened 20
sweep away all hands The dock load
was swept overheard.
| Tho entire crew AMI the CAPTAINS wife
found shelter in the forward deck house.
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NEWPORT

Misses Kate Williams and Martha King
&c to st Johnsbury the last OF the week
visiting friends.
The public schools (hieh school except.
I'D close Friday for three weeks vaca.
ton.
w =. Daley moves this week from
the Thavcr tenement to tho Chase house
on Prospect street.
The goods of Jasper Police were moved
from the old store into the new store in
tho Arlington block Mon lay.
The Arlington property is so lar COM
rletcd tina, W. C Lindsay incVod his Of
flee into one of the new apartments on
the second floor or Saturday.
Tho reception rendered the Rev. ana
Mrs. a. +. McGrcgor by the Cunurogq-
tional society Monday evening, Decor. Der
T., held in their church IaIlor, was not
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

At the annual meeting Of the
Woman's Relief Corps the following
officers were elected for the year en-
suing: President. Mrs. Almra Fisk;
senior president Mrs. Alfred
Eaton; junior vice-president, Mrs. NJ.
Il. Rumrill; treasurer Mrs. ]. =. Clevc-
land; chaplain, Mrs II. V. Fletcher,
conductors Mrs t. H. Williams; guard,
Mrs O. :. Chamberlain.
At the Grange meeting held in
Grange hall Saturday evening there
was a very good attendance and the
following officers were elected for the
year ensuing: Worthy master Harry
NJ. Totman: ovorsocr w. w. Jones; lee
turor. Miss Annie Mcsscr; chuplain
Mrs. A. Il. Manchester; steward. Homer
Clough: assistant steward Martin Con-
molly; lady assistant steward Miss
Georgia Mann; secretary, John NJ Con-
molly; treasurer, Lyman Hutchinson:
Ceres, Miss Eva SNOW; Pomona, Miss
Flossic Terry; Flora. Miss Ivy Man
chester; gate keeper, Henry Vail. Ly-
man Hutchinson WAS elected treasurer
for the 18th consecutive time. having
served in that office since the Grange
was organized.
\ son was boln Sunday, December II,
to Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEF phi Rockwell, who
live on Park street.
According to the reports of mon, who
have kept Il weather report for many
years. the month Of December thus far
has been the coolest for IS years. The
ground is frozen to the depth of three
feet and is Increasing every day. Wood.
in tho market, is very scarce for the rca-
son that the farmers arc waiting for
snow to draw the wool on. There has
been but a very few carloads Of coal re
coiVcd hero III the past month and many
families manage to keep their fire going
10y borrowing from some neighbor, who
put in his winters supply in the summer
or early fall. The water is very low in
many springs and tho branch of the
White river is the lowest for this time
of the year that it has been for n number
of years Many farmers. back on the hills,
have to drive their stock long distances
for water.
A son was born Sunday. December %.
to Mr. and Mrs. Orr.n Holbrook who
live in Peth.
\ son was born Sunday. December 10, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Martell.
Salmon Williams left yesterday for
Holeb, Ne, being called there by tho
death of his daughter, Mrs. Iur2 No
Richie. Tho body Of Mrs. McRitche viii
be taken TO Braintrce for burial. Mrs.
McRitchic is survived 10y two sisters, n
brother. father and mother ana her hus-
band and three children.
The Rev. James l.. Pendcrs announced
70 his Pensioners here last Sunday that
the Catholic society Of this place have
been made n prccsnt Of 1900 to be used Ia
pay tho debt on the parochial residence.
Tho money has been placed in the Bur
lington bank but the name Of tho donor
has not been made public