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HUNTINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kenyon
ana MI and Mrs. Forrest Nor
ton ATTENDED the Beers reunion in Char
lottc on Observation-Disclosures in the NCrth
village and East street closed Friday for
a two wechs' vacation. The same
teachers are engaged for the winter term.
Miss Daisy Kenyon of Northiield is the
guest of her parents for few days
Mr.. ana Mrs. L. w. Swinycr visited
friends in Richmond the past week.
Quite "A number from this village attend
ed the Bicwster-Picrce wedding at the
Center Thursday night.-iMiss Nellie Nc
Kcnzie Of South Burlington is the guest
of Mrs. Edward Crandall
Miss Kathleen Saylrs left town Mon
day and will start Tuesday for Denver.
Col. where she goes on account of a
throat trouble. Before going she was
surprised pleasantly by her MANY
friends who gave her from tho Center
a purse OF 4l.25 beside gifts of rcnem-
berancc from Mrs. W. Miner and Mrs.
Narnon Sargent. Her friends in the
north end of the town gave her purse
of siS.00--E. i. Wyman and family of
Starksboro and NJ. Goodrich of Burling-
ton were guests at G. w. Sayles Sun
day.
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FRNAKLlN COUNTY
At. Adams.

Mrs. Edith A. Eutherford) SchofY wife
of Charles T.. Schof. we'll known as the
manager of the Willard Manufacturing
company passed away at So o'clock Sat
urday morning ut her hrmc on Brown
avenue. Mrs. Schon was the daughter
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Rutherford of
October IL. 1864. She was united in mar
rage with Mr.. Schof at Ogdensburg y
y. January %, 1889 and since 1891 had
lived in this city. Mrs. Schoff was a
woman Of beautiful character and disposi-
ton and was cndeared to a large circle
of friends by whom she will be greatly
missed Besides her husband and par
cnts. she is survived by three brothers.
Dr. G. Alton Rutherford of Washington.
n. v. Arthur r. Rutherford. lawyer
in Seattle. WASH. and Harry W. Ruihor-
ford, student AT Cornell University:
also sister, Mrs. George ". Fec of Og
dcnshurg, ~ y A prayer service was
held at the house ut two o'clock sun
day afternoon. the Roy. ~. Parkyn-Jack
son. pastor of the First Congregational
Church. of which Mrs Schon was a COM
munican. officiating. Aquartctte composed
IL Howard W. reming. Arthur c. $.
Eeeman. Charles II. Anderson and Lee 5.
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u"s morning.
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'ower Neideh street MI I'""'" was u"
hat've or Ireland wh'r' nc was norm
20 years ago. besld's 'h' SON Win ""o'"
ne lived. he is survived ny aho'ner'
Th"nas Roach OF sou'h r'''" street he
funeral was hold no'n 81 Mary ;
/ Church ON TUESDAY mori'hS'
! feter Duscau died saturday night at
! the nome or his s"n-ih-law' Joseph Will
1 lc't or Fearl street extension MI
b"sean' wh" was Va years o'' III" "'e"
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lie leaves a large ian''N vi eh''"reh'
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WILLIsTON.

Garfield Ierwerth of Albany, ~ Y,
and Miss Minnie Herwerth of Buring-
ton were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Thomson.-Mrs. Charles Keefe of
North Montpelier Is a guest at Mrs. Lucia
Darllng.-Mrs. Sanford Warren is fail
ing quite fast-Thcre was n large ut
tendance at the Kings Daughters Circle
Mt Mrs. j. e. Jchnson's Friday after
noon.-Thc little child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Clark, who was bitten by their
dog. Is getting along finely.--Mrs. Charles
kecfc spent Sunday night with the Suili-
vans at Talcott.-James Burke and his
daughter, Mrs. Jane O'Bren. were called
tn Waterbury by the death of David
CErlcn, Il son-in-law of Mr.. Burke.
There will be n chicken pie supper at
the Methodist Church next Friday night.
The Rev. Leigh Deifendorf and the Rev.
Mr. Treat of Richmond will exchange pul-
pits next Sunday.-Trainmaster j. Keefo
Of st. Adams was In town Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Kecfe. who has bsen visiting
friends IN town has returned to Noe4h
Montpelier.
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sheds.-R. 8. Lincoln is suffering from IN
attack of congestion Of tho lungs. DR..
Hoicombe was called Thursday evening
and il in hopes he will he able TO prevent
n serious illness.-Nfartha, the little
daughter Of Isaac Howard. while running
in the yard recently. fell and injured her
right elbow SO as to neccssitate 1t being
put In n cast for II few days. No bones
were broken. but the ligament is loosened
from the bone.
1'cssic Blake, who has been away DUR
ing the summer, returned home last sun
day.--A chicken pie supper will be served
at II. II. Costello's Friday night Noven,-
Der 17.--Quitc q herd of deer are feeding
ut Petty Brook for u few days. They
seem quite tame.Mrs. Lura Allen VIII
close her house this week TIC go to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Al.
son Wood. at West Gcorgin.
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RICHMOND.

One year ago Tuesday the Winooski
river was frozen over and the ice did not
go out of the river until Spring.--A silver
medal speaking contest was held at the
Congregational Church last Tuesday even
ing under the direction of the w. G. T.
l.. Thirteen young people took part in
the contest and were divided into two
classes. one being under IL years of age
and one over that age. The judges were
T.. G. Nichols, the Rev. Miss kimball and
Mr. Douglass who were each given blanks
to mark each speaker on five points. The
winners were Miss Edith Robinson and
Harold Berry. The new firm of Morgan &
McLanc are running meat cart.-The
Aid circle of the Kings Daughters were
entertained last Friday by Mrs. N. s..
Bissell-Miss Mabel Bisscll gave n party
one night last week in honor OF Miss
Sadie Green and her friend, Miss Balm.
from Quebec, who have returned home
The Literary club met with the Rev.
T.. p Treat Wednesday evening the 18th
instant subject. "a Comparison of the
Two Men. Witte and Komura. THE Rev.
V. NJ. Hardy, u. D.. of Morrsville preach
ed at the CONGREGATIONAL Church last Sun
day The Rev. Mr.. Treat preached at the
College street Church in Burlington last
lSundav-Mrs Albro Hildrcth of Rich
mona and Miss Kathlcnc Saylcs. daughter
of the Hon. q. l.. Saylcs of Huntington,
starts Tuesday night for Denver. colo.
Mrs. Noble Kenyon spent the most of last
week with friends in ST. Johnsbury. The
temperature Tuesday morning was at
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CHARLOTTE.

We can boot you and shoe you, clothe
you and feed you, also cut your hair and
shave you. For in addition to our regular
line of dry goods and groceries we have
added meat department and barber
shop. Come and sec us and be convinced
that our goods are the best value ever
offered for the money. Roderic W. Emo.
at the store formerly occupied by G Il.
Prndlc & Sons. oii,wcd&fr
Il. II. Smith started for New York
city Tuesday evening. where he will
spend several days on business.-Nix
brothers bought and shipped from this
Ferrisburgh and yergennes depots
about 1000 barrels of apples. repre-
scnting over 100000. Ralph II. Smith
is their local representative.--The re-
vcrsiblc entertainment in library hall
was we'll attended-John S. and Flora
! Williams were ditched while driving
to church Sunday by their horse being
frightened at AN automobile. One
wheel was smashed and Il shaft broken.
Mrs. Christian Van Nliet and Mrs.
Sarah Beach of Essex are visiting r.
H. Smith and family.-Miss j. b. Bou
ton has returned from Boston.-Tie lib
rary association have made extensive
repairs on their upper hall 1t has
been painted and papered and rcseated
with modern opera hall chairs. A new
hard wood floor has been laid. New
sheds will be next in order. a COM
mittee is now selecting a play to be
presented this winter The associa-
tion has worked hard to accomplish all
this, but the public mas been liberal in
it's patronage. Alma C. Dean is
hntt tor ba nffn r,f
cent fall--The Rev. II. Gulick exchang-
| cd pulpits with the Rev. q. H. Carr
of East Charlotte Sunday.-Paul Gulick
| has gone to New York.-H. d. Edgerton
has been repairing his farm buildings.
Arthur Besctte has occupied his
! house, recently purchased.--W. w.
! Higbee. road correspondent for this
I county under appointment from the
government, mas sent blanks to the
highway commissioners in each town
asking information as to mileage,
amount OF money expended. nature of
| improvements made, etc. These data
are asked for by the government and
prompt returns from the commissioners
will greatly aid in the work.
Miss Frances Clark closed a very sue
cossful term Of school in district No
last Friday.-Cyrus Horsford of Goddard
Seminary. who was hurt quite badly
plaing football last week, is at his
home-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sears are the
parents of II baby girl born recently
&. w. Emerson visited his farm last
week.-Miss Lulu Mollison went to Bur
lingtOn Monday to spent IL few days with
her brother. Guy, who was operated on
at the Mary Fletcher hospital last
Tuesday.-Russeli Parish and Ernest
Tracy of Burlington were In town last
Sunday.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Tie fall term OF the town schools
closed last Frday.-The marriage OF
DR.. =. l.. Dorey Of Middlebury and Rose
Leddy of Tnderhill will occur at the
Catholic Church next Tuesday morn
ing.-Mrs. O. L. Papineau while visit
ing at Burlington last Saturday. fell
down n flight of stairs. Sac sustained
severe shaking up. but it is hoped
no serious results will follow.-Mr
and Mrs w. Fuller have gone to Bur
lington for an indefinite stay.-A chic
was born to Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Slater
recently.-Ella Melendy has returned
from Portland. Me. where she passed
the summer months.-William Breen Is
sick with typhoid fever.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. ard Mrs. u. a. Fuller Of Jericho
Center visited at j. H. Smiths Tuesday
- Mr.. and Mrs John Gregory leave this
week for Lake Placid. n. y. where they
cxpcct to snend tie winter with then
srn.-rhe infant child Of Mrs. Charlie.
,Sowon of Essex died Monday. Mrs
Icwrn was staying at y. :. i'lackmorc ;
ut the time OF its dee th.--rhc condition
of Il. w. Gile who was repeated last
week to he very sick. rev aims about tho
same Deputy sheriff Ervclin of Bur
lrCton and Ovcrsoor of the FOOr G.. A
Pcase took Richmond Preston TO the
asylum at Waterbury Wednesday.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Edwin Weller is moving into Wyram
Tafts tenement honsc.-Mr. and Mrs
Clark Charles and children are visiting
friends in Springfield. Mass.-Mr. and
Mrs James Atkins and son were guests
at the home of G. w. brewster Sun
day Mr. and Mrs. +. x. Strong and
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Kimball visited al
Csman Fishers at Bristol the first of
the weeks. J. Randall and daughter
Mrs. c. s. brewster, visited Eieazer
Shlttuck in South StarksbOrC. who is
ll.--Gerald Baglcy Is moving into tho
house recently vacated by William
Miner.
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Mr.. Alger came last week to visit his
famly.-B. s. Martin returned from Fer
risbursh Saturday nght.-Mrs. Chates
is confined to the house with a hard cold.
Mrs. Conner is seriously III at her home
on the plains.-NIrs. james Mclaughlin
is spending week with hr daughter in
Matte Mead was We'd
ncsday visitor in Burlington on bust
ness.-Mr. and Mrs. Seth Packard were
in the village Tucsday.-Mrs. j. Hart has
been spending several days in Burlington.
Mrs. Chase was visitor in Fletcher
Tuesday.-Frank Howe has recovered
from his sickness in Burlington and is at
his fathers. +. Il. Howe.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Dexter Wright who has been IN the
employ Of II. Ch;ttendcn the past sea-
son has gone to his home in Eclton, y.
Y
Fred Lane has moved from his father 5
house to the house on Lawrence Hayes S
farm.
A. w. Cookie has rented Charles Sow
less farm, and is moving there from til.
Williams farm at Essex Center.
Hiss Catherine Comstcck is in pooi
health and under tie care OF Or. AL
len.
Ralph and Leila 1.ivormorc of charlotte
spcnt Saturday ard Srndar in town visit
ing relatives.
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WEsTToRD.

The Rev. Mr.. Dawson, Baptist State
missionary. spoke In the Baptist Church
Sunday--Mrs. Moscley of Colchester
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. =. s.
Irish.-Mrs. 1iolyoke has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs n. 8. Herrick. Mrs
Herrick returned to st. Adams with her
mother.-The cheese factory closed fol
the winter Friday. Mr.. Donahue OF
Essex will run a Swimming station In the
factory building through the winter be-
ginning Monday.-Dr. Herrick went tc
his parents home in Fairfield Saturday
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Kimball is better.
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FOR SALE-Tho Byron Lambert farm Of

FOR SALt.-Tho Byron Lambert farm Of
about 900 acres, located in Eden Good
buildings. running water. fine large SUI
gar bush equipped large amount of tim
hor, Will keep % cows, smooth fields
under a high state of cultivation. This
is one Of the most desirable hunting and
fishing localities in Vermont. Making
an ideal summer home and at the same
time profitable dairy farm. For fur
Their particulars apply to owner =. O..
address. Johnson, VT, or the j. l.. Hunt
Real Estate Agency, Essex Junction VT.
19w2t
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Thousands Of Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect 1t.

Ahmo" lind ehysal
Nkw especially
orr out ofovde
m arc th M
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JERICHO CENTRE.

At the thankofferng meeting of tho
WOmer's Foreign Missionary society
held last week Thursday evening. an in
trrcsting programme was presented and
the collection amounted to GOETHE Fri
day club met ut the house of Mrs. J. II
Hart November 3. An exceedingly in
teresting paper on Michael Angelo was
given by Mrs. G. T.. Bicknel. This week
the meeting of the club will he held at
the home of Mrs. DIR. Hopkins. Two
papers will be given. one by Mrs. r.. T.
Jordan. entitled Raphael compared
with Michael Angelo" the Other by Mrs
Hopkins on Michael Angelo.--Mrs. Henry
Ballard is confined to her rooms by i'll
ness this week, and her mother, Mrs
Betscy Ballard. is caring for the house
hold.-Mr3. c. +. Higgins is on the sick
list this week. with u bilious and
nerN Gus disorder.-Miss,s Nellie and
Mary LandOr, who have been spending
the past two months with Mrs. J. w
Hart. returned to their home in Wash
;npton, l.. c., last Saturday. Mrs. Hart
accompanied them rs far MS burlington
ana spent n few days with friends there
Mrs. Betsey Hurlhurt. who has beer
critically i'll the past five weeks with
digestive troubles. is sonewha. better
w. r. French broke che wrist last week
by slipping on the ice on his door step
The fracture was reduced by DIR. Hop.
kins. and the injury is making good pro
gress toward recOvery.-Mrs. F.. G. Poast
went IL Randolph last week TO as
sst her mother Mrs. Caius Pease. ir
olosing her house for the winter Charles
Lee has been adding bay window TO his
re use, and making other improvement.
thcreto.-Cn Tuesday evening November
q the Rev. f. Il. Kellogg, pastor of tn,
Congregational Church at Waterbury, viii
deliver lecture in tho church at thi.
place under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid society. entitled 1.-The RIsson Zeal
or the Dragon of Cathay." Doors opci
mt seven o'clock. Lecture to conmonc,
N 73o o'clOck.-The paster the Rev. j
w. Coffin will take as the subject OF hi,
sermon next Sunday morning "IIearinl
and Doing"
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but in few days after taking your
wonderful swamp Root l began to feel
better
l was out of health and run down
generally . had no appetite, was dizzy
and suffered with hcadacnc most of the
time. did not realize that my kid =
neys were the cause of my trouble, but
somehow felt they might be. and I be-
gan taking SwampRoot, as above
stated. There Is such a pleasant taste
70 swamp Root and 1t goes right to
the spot and drives disease out of the
system. 1t has cured me, making me
stronger and better in every way. and
! cheerfully rccuumcn1 it to all suf-
ferers. Gratefully yours
MRS. A. l.. WALK FER.
33l East Linden ST., Atlanta, Ga.
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COLCHESTER,

Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Wright spent several
days in Wcstford last week.-Wlliam
Russell of Mas achusetts is visiting at
MIR. Sam Morrow s.-Mrs. SERVERS of
Mount vernon. n. y. is visiting Mrs. a.
l.. Nay.--Mrs. J.. l.. Parmenter who is i'll
with bronchitis is convalcscing. -Carlislo
Newton. who is critically ill with dipli-
iberia is reported to be gaining Harry
Howard. the drummer boy, will give :,
kinetoScop entertainment under the aus
pieces of the orchestra Thursday evening.
Miss Carrie Crockett is visiting friends
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ESSEX CENTER.

A. W. Cookie is moving from the Will
liams farm, which he has carried on for
several years, to South Burlington. where
he has taken a smaller place. Mr.. Will
liams will 20 back to his place for the
winter.--Miss Amelia Keller has return
ed from Williston. where he has been
caring for Mrs Chapman johnson s
creamery started on the winter schedule
November II. milk will he received every
second day only hereafter.-H. T.. Nichols
who has becn confined to the house Cor
some time is able to be out again.
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Poultry FOOD Agents Wanted.

Agents wanted everywhere TO sell
Pages Perfected Poultry Food. II il
IL not for sale in your village, write the
manufacturer, c. s. Page, Hyde Park.
w., for terms to agents. Agents take
no risk, as the food is guaranteed TO
give entire satisfaction In every case,
and any not sold may be returned. 1t
In an article Of genuine merit. and can
be conscientiously commended to poul
trymen.
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FOR SAI.E-Thc s. w. Campbell farm
3 miles from the beautiful village of
Hardwick, consisting Of 100 acres.
Sooth moving, good pastures. fair build
ings. 20 acres heavy timber, will sum-
Nor and winter 20 cows running water
10 house and barn. 1900 sugar trees,
equipped for 900, Price for farm and
suGaring outfit $500, $3.50 cash, balance
to suit. Apply at once to owner or i.
J.. Hunt, Real Estate, Essex Junction,
VT low If.
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CONTINUED from First psee.)

ents. Mr. and Mrs. Guy r. Tobey. Mrs.
Julia Gage left Wednesday for Thomson
VILE, to spend a few weeks with her son,
Charles. The Baptist sociablc will be held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Clough
Friday evening. November 17-Judge
Allen returned Saturday from Bakersfield
where he went to attend the funeral OF
Judge Henry II. Start.--Mrs. Katherine
Page sharp. who has spent several
months in Omaha. Neb., Is visiting hei
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Page.
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RICHFORD.

the American Cereal company is ahou
charging its business in this village Thi
company uses the Canadian Pacific eld
vator plant in the preparation of coars
foods for animals, which it ships to mani
New England points. 1t now employees
or more men. but the company has decide
upon enlarging its plant here by puttinl
in appliances for preparing its ceral tahl
fool and will employ so or moro men. JONI
Stewart OF Chicago, manager Of th(
American Cereal company. and II. c. Pol
lock, the company'S engineer, were hel
last week making arrangements for TN
additional business and the work will u
pushed to an early completion. The conf
panys nearest factory to It's New Englaij
trade Is at Battle Creek Mich, and 1t
designed to have the Richford plant sun
ply this large trade and eventually en-
ploy about 200 hands.-Charlcs comingI
who is stationed at Malone. \. Y, Il
Immigration Waterman. returned to hi
duties there Friday after several day|
vacation spent in this place.-Mr. and MrI
r. Ralph Carpenter returned from Mal
chester Thursday. where they have bed
visiting DIR. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Kelley N
several days.-United States Marshal floj
ace w. Bailey OF Rutland was in tow
Friday-C. II, Austin is spending se1
eral days vacation visiting friends
West Berkshire.-Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Al
ans and Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Mrig(
attended the funeral of Ashton L. Han
mond IN North Troy Friday. Miss Lillit
Hogle of Melrose Mass. who has bed
visiting at the home OF c. ii. Austin n
| (Coutlnued On ThiPd Page.l
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CH1TTENDEN COUNTY FARM

$50 minutes drive from the city, la5
acre farm. good buildings, pleasant
neighborhood. ~ miles from church
and stores. 10 cows, all farming tools,
% acres wood and timber. Only $1,000
on easy terms. VIII trade for city
property.
Another Chittenden County farm.
159 minutes drive from city, $50 acres.
fair buildings, 40 acres wood and TIM
Der. 10 cows. team, tools and fodder.
$500 cash S1,7O0, balance easy.
Send 10c for 500 farm catalogue and
map of Vermont.
The Reynolds Real Estate %.
Opp. Van Ness House, DurlinxtOn, W.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Gillette Is working for Mrs. Fol-
som. Mrs. Buxton and Florence. MIR.
and Mrs. Alger and Mrs. Curtis were In
the city saturday.-Mr and Mrs. {, NJ.
Mead OF underhill were in town Sunday,
Nv. " Mead of Wolcott and Miss Rob-
inson Of Underhill called In town suh-
daS on their way to Essex Junction.
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

George Laramy died Sunday morning
having been unable to rally from the
effect Of an operation.-'rhe scholars In
district No. II have concert ami sale
Friday afternoon to get books for their
'itrary.-F'red Rota went to Burlington
Monday to enter business cclleae.-rht
Us will meet with Jessie Prlndle Satur-
day evening the 1sth.-Coia Clarke will
teach the winter term In school No. i
Alma Dean has rented her farm to Mr.
Ayers for the coming year.
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service was cut out entirely leaving the
city IN total darkness all the evening.
j. L. Murphy. who resigned his posi-
tion recently at s. G.. Grccne's store, has
taken tho plumbing business Of r.. r. ffaz.
ard and has opened up for businss at thei,
store on Fairfield street
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MALE HELP WANTED.

START YOURSELF IN BUSINESS; be
independents: make your own goods. big
profits. Formula aud full directions .
cents. Reliable Recipe Co, 212 l'nioi
street Lynn, Mass. 269.6t&20 wit
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done for me Four years ago ! was
taken with something like collie, and it
came on mo once II month and oftcner
ana it seemed as If I would die with
the pain. | went To the doctor and he
ssaid ! had gall stone and treated me
pains very often. I saw in the paper
where n woman was cured Of gall stone
by taking swamp Root, and my call
drci wanted me to take it. so | began.
taking III all several 80 cent bottles
and am glad to say that I am entirely
cured. am certainly thankful for
your medicine and say to those VINO
suffer as | did that swamp Root will
cure them. Yours very truly.
MRS EMMA McClLLEY.
OViedo, Fla.