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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
Why Don't You Learn shorthand7

Stenography is now SO important a fac
tor IN business and affords so good a voca-
ton that it will be interesting to note that
the average time required last year to I'm
ish at Hickox's Shorthand School, Copley
Square, Boston, was six aud q half
months. This is a brief time in which 10
thoroughly learn shorthand at a good
school, for, it must be borne in mind, this
is the leading shorthand school IN the
country, and the standard OF efficiency is
b CHER there than elsewhere; still the cost
is not excessiye-sl5 a month. In other
words, smart young women or men at an
outlay OF about one hundred dollars can
learn in half year, and learn well. busi-
ness by which they can at once be sure OF
earning a good livelihood. The theory, ~
sssons, can be learned as we'll by mail as
rally, the cost being VI a lesson.
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ATAXIA is DURABLE
REPORTED CURE STANDS TEST \,
FULL INVESTIGATION :"
a Former Victim Of Loeomo,...
Now Free from Suffering ana
lively at Work

"Yes," said Mr.. Watkins n
lit is true that have been cnrsla eporter,
motor ataxia by DR.. Williams pm y loco
! recommend them to people wna.- Ills,
/ II know them to be good Tor tbi - ask AK me
/ and II, as you say, there are 49, lsease,
sufferers who would be helped IL. ii. sAlas q
my experience, | am willing III asathng
story published for their sakes 80 lie
am concerned, however. do no, ~. ~ a
notoriety. am satisfied Ia ~ AN are q ior
Are you sure you had loeopoto.
disease is ipcurable.n say that
THE doctors themselves fola -,
locomotor ataxia, and they fnl5 ~, had
that IN a few months / Wonl5 tae
helpless. Ihey made ii pretty pIain >, lle
that people who had thai fro,,etsso hef
steadily worse but never better 30 got
know had that disease, because if, .ll
nized the symptoms myselfn 'eeoS-
What were they -
well, the first indications were .t.,
ness about the knee joints thai 90. sur
ABOUT Tour years ago. A few months 49,. y
that appeared, my walk got to r. me -
am shaky-like. ! lost confidence h -
power 70 control the movements - ~
legs when | was on my feet. One ~
l was IN the cellar, | started M 49, ~ s.
two seuttles OF coal, and my legs pave ~. ~
suddenly and tumbled all In 4 bear. H.
basket. Another time / came down Fl "a
same way in the parl0r / couIdn5t .a1
my eyes and keep my balance Ia snrs ' ~.
lie. Then J had fearful pains ever gl5
whole body and ! lost control over ~,
kidneys and my bowels At
"ltoW about your general health 9g
sometimes ! was 50 weak that / had to
keep my bed for couple OF weeks AZ
time, and my weight FEN IN 80, as 9
pounds In the midst OF nv M.
troubles had the grip, and after INV
things looked pretty bad for me npfTf
ran across young man who had hesr
cured BY Or. Williams Pink piUs 80
rho advised me to try them.n
DID these pills help you right awav On
y didn't see much Improvement D1}f Z
had used six boxes. The first bana8t
loticed was better circulation and
picking up IN strength and weight
staaually got confidence IN my abiiiy Ia
iiifeet the movements Of my legs. and h
he course Of seven or eight months atIfbs
rouhles had disappeared. =
DO you regard yourself a. entirely we'll
low 2n "sA
u do the work OF a well man At ans
ate, can close my eyes and stand up ait
ight ana move about the same a. 6lber
nen. My bowels and kidneys ar unHss
eftect control. The pains are all rome
xcept an occasional twilch in The calves
! my legs. ! have scarcely any other 49,
1lnders Of my old aifiiction.n
Mr. James II. Watkins resides at No. p
Nesterlo street, Albany, n. Y. Or. vii.
ans. Pink Pitts can be obtained al sny
rugstore. They should be used a. soa1
; the first signs Of locomotor ataxia ao-
ear IN peculiar mum ness Of Tie laat
y prompt use, the terrible pains Of later
ages OF the disease may be escaped slto.
ether. The same pills cure also sciatlca.
euraigia, insomnia and all forms 81 ner.
lus weakness.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26

At regularly warned meeting Of the
trustees OF fhutiurd academy, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were upani-
m0usiy adopted. gees
ANherea8, Gilbert 4. Hood. for MANY
wears identified with this school as stu
Gent, principal and trustee has. at the rine
eye 81 toar-scaTu years, passed over To
JOIN The Great Majority, be il
Resolved, That. lin his death. we lose
from our number one who was always ana
etefFM mere the courteous Christian gentle
man faithful as q student; thorough ana
successful as d teacher: generous as a
Ifisaai wise I'm council and so4ud ina
Judgment Hs trustee; one who responded
freely % all calls on his time or means.
resolved, That ia every relation "a this
school his loss viii be deeply frlF. ana bEs
wise counsel and hearty friendship psiI1 IL
% Tong remembered as his great lihpratffy
Resolved, That as token OF our rasfTef
tatss resolutions be spread on the records
81 4hettord academy and published ip
the randolph HERALD.
Resolved, That q tablet. suitably i'm
sefi9ea' ba placed On the wallis N the
academy IN bis memory.
PER ORDER TRUSTEES THrrFoRD arkD-
ENlY.
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sTRAEEoRD.

Friday.
The Clio club met Thursday with Mrs.
WIN. Il. sanborn.
Mrs; George Fox is better, though not
yet able to be out.
T.. S. Morrill, Of White River junction
was Ia town the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burr OF Tbefford
were at her fathers, q. r. Kent's. recently.
John Bacon cut his leg quite severely
day. '''ea
Mrs. Ella Webster is suffering from
ney.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Richardson Of
Thettord we're guests Of Mrs. Susan HYDE
recently. Wv
s., 4 son was born Saturday, Jan. 18th, to
OF this town.
The Rev. r. II. Abercrombie Of Brook
ueiQ occupied the pulpit at the ConEg
church Sunday, the 18th.
The Ladies' Benevolent circle met FRI
day with Mrs. II. A. stickney and a very
pleasant time was enjoyed.
Mrs. Frank R, jerks returned WedDes-
Gay from visit o. some weeks TO ber
parents in Pawtueket, r. l.
b srt Hayward is able 10 be ont agaip
after being confined to his bed with me
grip. Mrs. Hayward is much better.
The Royal A. Hatch prizes for good at
tendance AZ Sunday school were securea /
THIS year by Carrie Root, Irene Chandler /
lena west and Marjorie Stone
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SOUTH sTockRRIpeE.

Royal GoodeII is very sick. DR.. Fletcher
is attending him.
Miss Ola Bennett of Gaysville visited
Miss Dora White last week.
i Mr.. Hobbs OF Sharon has bought the
Angelltown machinery and moved il.
/ Miss Lena Boutwell, is in Gaysyille,
caring for her aunt, Miss Mary Boutwell,,
J VIM. Locke's little daughter, Belle,
mas been sick with pneumonia, but is
I better.
Mrs. w. E. Jones and children spent
several days recently with her mother,
drs. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker of Woodstock
visited her mother, Mrs. II. x. Town,
saturday and Sunday.
James Blanchard has been confined to
bis bed the past week with the grip,
but is better at this writing.
Mrs. Marcia Longley and grandson
Harry Packard, OF Mendon came last
week Friday to visit her son, Harley.
NJ. G. Hollis baby, Wayne, fell down
cellar Friday, knCcSiug out some OF his
teeth, but not otherwise injuring him
seriously.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mills of Pitts.
field visited at II. b. Mills Friday, also
Chauncey Boutwell, and Mrs. G.. w.
Boutwell, of Gaysyille.
There was taken from one block Of
maple on the Taggart place, worked by
Wilcox a Chedel, 10 largest size mems
arctics, and 80 from three blocks recently.
School in District No. 10 closed last
Friday. Those having no absent marks
for the term were Lottie Newell, Clyde
Hunt, Leo Edmunds, Harold Boutwell,
Lawrence Pratt, and for the year, Clyde
Hunt and Lawrence Pratt. Pearle A.
Davis was teacher.
Last FRIDAY morning about o'clock,
William Goodell arose from his bed and
built ire Returning to his bed, where his
arother, Royal, was sleeping, be fell over
INTO the bed, expiring instantly. He had
5een in usual health up to the time of
bis death. He left three brothers, Royal
nd George, who lived with him, and
EUGENE Goodell OF Hanover, n. H., and
sister, Ella, who came Saturday to
tend his funeral, which was held at
he Rauney schoolhouse Monday at /
M, Rev. j. w. Miller officiating. The
lterment was in Nj. Pleasant cemetery.
"Little Coldsp neglected OF
YES sacrificed every year. Dr. Woods
or%ay Pine Syrup cures little colds a
lres big colds too, down to the very verge
consumption.
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WEST EAIRLEE.

Miss Nettie shumway is getting better,
after her long illness.
A number attended the dance at Post
Mills Saturday evening.
George Thompson IS again driving one
OF the stages fer Mr.. Kingsbury.
Mr.. Perkins, though quite III, is a little
more comfortable. Mrs. Perkins niece is
assisting her.
Ernest Tucker has moved his family
INTO the rooms formerly occupied by Fay
Thompson on Copperfield street, Mr.
Tucker VIII work at the sawmll.
Mrs. Haven passed away last week
Tuesday, leaving an aged husband also
eight children, all 81 whom are grown TO
womanhood and all but two married
They were all here to attend the funeral on
their mother. The interment was at Post
Mills
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Alyah Fi5eld is slowly improving.
Mrs. Albert vose is ON the sick list.
I'D Bruce Of Woodstock was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Hovey was in stockbridge
James WardweIl Of sherburne was in
town a day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. n. W. McCoIlom ~ Ran
aolph visited at Geo. McCollom's several
days last week.
Miss Lila Hubbard Of Granville spept
several DAYS with Miss Lou Whitney al
the Nose House recently.
Mrs, Laura Wilson OF Nortbampfop
Mass, hiss been visiting at Geo. NeCoI1
Tom the past two weeks.
The ladies Of the II. f. church will b,ls
81 oyster supper and entertainment In Inc
Town hail next Saturday evening.
Work ON the New England tale mines
y again in progress. The champion Ios5
ot tale was drawn to the station ia sf1rE.
bridge one day last week bv Forrest Trbn-
son, "Aor with four horses, drew in ten
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WINTER MEAT EATING.
The Poor Stomaeh's Tale Of Woe.
Just Now Ml-o-na is Needed.

+ the Foor Stomachs ale of Woe
just Now MI-o-na is Needed.
/ At this season OF the year thousands Of
people are already showing the i'll symp.
toms that are sure to result from the usual
winter diet. Indoor life, meat-eating.
hearty food, lack Of exercise, overwork
and poor ventilation spell sickness" and
poor health.
II the stomach cannot do its work prom
erly, Ill health is sure to follow. Mi-o-na
Is the one medicine that assures a natural
digestion, that strengthens the stomach.
that soothes and heals all irritation. con.
gestton and inflammation in the stomach
or bowels. 1t is this that makes il a GER
tain and guaranteed cure for all stomach
troubles.
II the digestion is impaired, the blood is
impoverished and becomes filed with
poisonous impurities, deranging the whole
system and causing sickness and suffering
Mi-o-na, acting upon the stomach ana
digestive organs, cures sleeplessness, ner-
Fous troubles, headaches, bsckaches and
general weakness and debility.
fyou are weak and ailing the chances
are that 1t is due to a diseased stomach |
but you can be cured by using Mi-o-pa /
Ask f, f. Bryan, the reliable druggist n /
show You the strong guarantee under
which Mi-o-na is sold. Mi-o-na costs
but SOC. a box. II it does not helm Won
The price is absolutely nothing. 26-g
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26

AL stomach trouble is removed bv the
We ot hodul Dyspepsia Cure. Ii gives M
HlaGaach perfect rest bv nieesffnv what
1H ea} without the stomach's aid. Tbe
a.ol oAiias ap TIE body. De rest restores
tae stomach 10 health Won HgrTf F.+-a
20 Diet yourself when taking EndaI nvs-
9sla Cure. j.. ID. Ersklue 90 AUanrtIie
@lehrr ssFs. "t suffered heartburn ana
stomach trga5tg f6F some time. Afv 80.
tsr-iH-lau has had the same trouble aps
vas non able Go eat for six weeks. she
ised entirely ON warm water. After
saslne two bottles OF Kodol Dyspepsia
llrs she was entirely cured she 80
eats heartily and IL IN good health. lam
eia1 % say hudol gave me instant relief
sold by r. =. Bryan.
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING TOWNS.
Events of Local Interest Cleaned BY Our Corps
of Correspondents.
BRIDGE.

VIII Clark's little boy has the measles.
Leslie Smith is quite III with appended
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Tucker spent Sunday
, in Chelsea.
MISS Minnie Allen is now boarding at
A. e. Adams
Miss Nellie Rising has recovered from
her late illness.
There was a reception at Frank Folsom's
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sumner visited in
Braintree last Friday.
Milton Ballou has returned and is to
work tor Leslie Smith.
| Miss Grace Rogers is to work at Parker
! Durkee's for 4 few weeks.
| Mrs. George Hackett of South Royalton
was at Vet Davis Friday
w. II. Ballou is canvassing the town for
fruit trees, plants and flowers.
About 80 couples attended the dance
wednesday night Of last week.
VIII Gould has moved into one of NJ. T.
King 5 tenements in the village.
Walter Hubbard has moved away and
VIII soon 20 to Gorham to work.
Mrs. Emma Burrows came Monday to
visit her brother, George Sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Farnham were re-
cent visitors at II. Il. Hayward's.
Howard Kibbee Of Harrisville. Mich.
has rented the hotel and will soon occupy
Charles Smith and daughter. Grace.
were here last Friday to see his son, who
is i'll.
IL. K. Hayward went to South Royalton
last Thursday to assist John Kibbee in the
mill
Henry Williams has been quite i'll all
winter, suffering from asthma and other
troubles.
Mr.. Fletcher and daughter from Wood
stock were guests at Fred Hutchinson's
ast week.
Mrs. Charles Caswell and daughter, \
carrie Campbell, of Pomfret were at d. a. r
yampbell's last week 10
Frank Page Of Springfield made a short
tay here on business last week He was
guest OF 5. A, Dean. I
As Mrs. Carrie Hutchinson was going 4
downstairs, she made misstep. sprainfng
Ter ankle quite badly.
r. II. Williams of West Corinth, secre-
airy Of the telephone company. was at
harles Osborn's Saturday.
Mrs. Burns, who has been boarding at
V. A, Noyes', is worse and her husband 4,
anne last week to take her away.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. r,
ellie Peabody next week Wednesday u
Lternoon and evening. All cordially
lvited. at
About 80 went from here to attend the
1arterly meeting at North Tunbridge last W
lnaay, W. II. Perkins OF Washington
wing an excellent discourse in the morn W
II, and Elder Shepard in the afternoon,
htch made the l370th sermon preached vi
town by him. ~
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SOUTH STAFFORD.

Mrs. z. Kennison is gaining in health.
J. Q. Kendall was Ia Lebanon Saturday
Walter Hoyt was in South Royaltor
Friday.
Mrs. Lydia circuit has returned from
Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Leware spent Sunday
in town.
Mrs: Fred Roberts was at her mothers
Saturday.
Joseph Turner of Wilder was in town
last week.
Mr.. Mcleod has purchased Justin sar-
gents mules.
Lydia Buell. spent Saturday aud sun
. day at home.
Rev. Geo. Gray was in Tunbridge FRI
day and Saturday.
Frank Brown attended the horse sale at
Lebanon Saturday.
Miss Bessie Frary was in White River
Junction Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Benjamin spent
Friday in Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Palmer OF Wilder
were in town recently.
Mis- Leila kennison is home on account
of her mothers illness.
Mrs. Brent Jordan is very IN again and
Is under DR.. Gustinis care.
number from this place attended the /
Higgins party in Thetford
Mr.. Fuller OF the Ohio Fertilizer Co. /
was IN this place last week.
Mrs. s. 3. Buell. spent Friday and Satur-
day IN White River Junction.
s. y. Buell. was at Thetford Hin Friday
to attend trustees meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connor of Sharon were
IN town the frs. OF the week.
Miss Fannie Kendall has returned home
after an absence OF two or three weeks.
Mrs. Richardson aud daughter, Miss
Ada, were in Ihetford Center last week.
party Of thirteen attended the play AZ
Fost Mills Monday evening OF last week. {
Mr.. Judkins was in town the first of the {
pany. g
Noble Huntey was m Norwich recently. a
Where has son, Philbert, is III with pnea-
monia. d
Rev. Mr.. PEN Warden OF Post Mills b
spent wednesday Of last week at Rev.
Mrs. Leger, who has been holding {
meetings here, attended the Baptist meet
ing az Tunbridge. v
The Ladies union will meet with Mrs. G.
;, y. Buell. Friday, Feb. 3, afternoon and
evening. All are cordially invited.
1. r. Walbridge went to BrattIeboro al
friday, where he has work as night II
works. III
al the installation Of officers of Unity ~
napier Mrs. Nellie Morse, past worthy ~
nalron: was the installing officer. Mrs. | IN
Nelite hehdall acted as marshal. "
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sTocksRIDoE

We shall continue our clearance sale Of
winter goods until closed ont. Special
bargains in grocery department each
week. q. Is. Fish.
Carl Neff was in Bethel Wednesday.
Arthur Perron was quite i'll last week.
F. A. Putnam was in Rochester Friday.
Miss Edna Green spent Sunday at home.
Mark Lawrence was in Hancock recent
A. E. Baker was in Pittsield last satur-
day.
Mark Lawrence is working for Milo
/ Gibson.
Joseph Patnode was in Lebanon, N. H.,
last week.
Louis Brown Of Randolph vas in town
over Sunday.
Mrs. Milo Gibson of Rochester was in
town Friday.
P. w. Green was in White River juno
ton last week.
P. A. Rand was quite i'll with grip the
first OF the week.
Romano Holland is working for Willis
Boutwell, Of Rochester.
The Ladies' Aid society met Wednesday
at Mrs. John sawyer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Buck OF Rochester
spent Thursday at A. +. Bakers.
John Barnes was in Rochester last Sat
urday and Roman Sawyer Sunday.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. /
Norton is quite sick with scarlet fever.
Miss Flora Baker spent Sunday in Beth
e with her aunts, Mrs. Bingham and |
Mrs. Morse.
Mrs. Allen Rogers and Mrs. Frank Par
menter OF Rochester were in town
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Carl Neff.
M. A. Chandler OF Barnard was in town
several days last week visiting his brother,
Iona f. Chandler, and calling on friends.
Mrs VIII Baker and son, Carlisle. OF
Rochester visited at Charles Chamberlin's.
md also visited Mrs. Nellie Neff last week.
Mrs. Mary p. Barnes moved Saturday to
rochester Lower Mills. where She will live
z the house owned BY her son, Elmer !
Barnes.
II was thought best to close the school /
'fiday on account OF scarlet fever, as ii I
al only two weeks more to keep this /
ERIN. There are no new cases at this
'riting.
Rev. w. n. Roberts, assisted by Rev. J.
lr. Douglas OF Rochester and Rev. i
Wesley Miller Of Gaysville will hold a Sc @
es OF meetings at Union church, COM 0
fencing Monday evening, Jan. 30.
Two million Americans suffer the for
ring pangs Of dyspepsia. No need to.
urdock Blood Bitters cures. At any 4
rug store. O
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FROM HOME.

What Julia A. Westover, NJ. j. Harlbert.
Euzeb Robtoy, Moses Blow have 10 say
about SYSTEM RENOvAToR. During
1901, testimonials to the amount Of 6sai
were received by DR.. Morrow and pub.
lished from time to time n the leading
papers Of this state, and each testimonial
= from well-known and respected clti-
zen Of this state, showing the great value
Of SYSTEM RENoVAToR and ia good
work right here at home and not thoas-
ana miles away, as is often the case with
many well-adyertised medicines. The
different testimonials which have appeared
IA the papers have clearly demonstrated
that SYSTEM RENOYATOR has cured
more diseases Of chronic nature than all
the other medicines sold In the drugstores
combined and it should be remembered
that every druggist who sells SYSTEM
RENoNATOR is authorized 10 return the
purchase price in case cure is not effect
ed.
Johnson, VI, Dec. 2, 1a9i.
j. W. MFRRow, M. d.:
thought would write you a few
llbes IN praise Of system Renovator. /
va troubled with lamenoss in my side
ana back and was an ron down. ] began
taking system Renovator and II has 861e
me 2 great deal Of good, in fact has helped
int the most q any medicine / ever took.
on may use this testimonial Ii you wish.
Respectfully yours,
JULIA A. WEsToyER.
M West Derby, VI, Nov. Is, 1901.
bR. J, w. MERRoW,
..,,,., Dear sir:-I was all run down and
AEAN Es.H-
mine advised me 10 try YOUR system Reno
satoF' and i has helped me wonderfully.
can now work, something could not do
lfgFtous 70 taking the Renovator, and I
EEL almost as well as / ever did IN my life.
Yours truly,
NJ. ]. HuRLBERr.
Ia =, Belyidere Ctr, Vt, Aug. 4, 1904.
Dear sir:-I have not felt ANYTHING
y my trouble. gas on my stomach. since /
commenced taxing your system Removal
Z, ana can truly say that your medicine
as cone more FOR me than j can explain,
: previous to taking your medicine ] had
ot oeen Tree from that trouble for %
ears; ! am going to continue lis use.
hahking you for what il has done for me,
! remain your friend,
EuZER RoBroY.
Grand Isle, Vt, Aug. II, 1904
DEAR DOCTOR
Was troubled with asshma so bad
ny men 1 went 10 see you last spring
lula DO nothing. But after taking your
stem henovator am now well ana
80 ana can work like a mailer. Have
lghly recommended it to others.
MOSES BLOW.
Fred +. Bryan, Randolph, and ali drug
Sc elsewhere viii furnish you SYSTEM
ENoNATOR; 8 months treatment, sli
days treatment, Soc; months treat
eht' &c, and guarantee il to make yoa
III or refund your money. What more
uld you ask
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coRIN

Corydon Sleeper is working at the mines
b. b. Scribner was not able to be at hi,
store part of last week, and his children
were i'll, too.
Frank Kinney and wife of Barre were
with bis parents, Hon. A. +. Kinney and
wife, over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary A. Colby has gone to Man
chester, n, H., to care for her daughter.
Mrs. Chas. Simpson.
Is. l.. Eastman and Rev. w. +. Harding
have new sieighs which they purchased of
II. z. Warren OF Woodsville, N. II.
Henry Mead has a job of drawing logs
at Bradford. His wife has gone to West
fairlee to stay with her parents during
his absence.
KEY. W. r. Harding attended the f. w
d. quarterly meeting at Tunbridge. There
was no preaching last Sunday al the two
churches over which he presides.
The first singing school of the winter
was held az Academy hall last Thursday
evening with a good attendance. Rev. /.
A. Ranney OF Waits River Is singing
master. Enough money has been sub
scribed for II schools. The next school
VIII be Thursday evening, Jan. 20.
Carl Corliss put his ankle out OF Joint
ana disioeated the bones on top OF the foot
while having a side hold wrestle with
arthur Wilson at school last week
wednesday noon. Or. Locke OF Bradford
was at seribner's store, and came at once
ana put the bones IN place. He is doing
= ven as could be expected. but is still in
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A Gard.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a 50-cent bottle 81
1reene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar in II
iaiis TO cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee 25-eent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded,
q. Nj. Miller, Bethel
y. o. Goodno, Rochester.
II. 9. Hubbard, Granville.
q. j. Stockwell, Hancock.
q. B. Fish, Stock bridge.
J. A. Chedel & Co., Gaysyille.
W. p. Smith, East Bethel.
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Many children are poisoned and made
nervous and weak, If not killed outright
by mothers giving them cough svrups
containing opiates. Foley's Honey and
Tar rs safe and certain remedy for
coughs, Group and lung trouble, and is the
only prominent cough medicine that con
lains no opiates or other poisons. Sold
by Drew q Leonard, Randolph,