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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-04-21

Devvitt's x x..sss SaIve
For Piles, Burns, Sores
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-04-21
SCOTS Emulsion


combines the best oil
with the valuable hypo-
phosphites so that it is
easy to digest and does
far more good than the
oil alone could, That
makes SCOTS Emulsion
the most strengthening.
nourishing food = medi-
Cine In the world.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT s. BOVINE. Chemists
oa-4i5 Pearl Street New York
800. and 800. All druggists
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17

needed for the purpose named. IL u
not provided that the income only
shall be used II IL that kind OF "A leg
acy and under such circumstances
that when used at ALL the whole must
be used. So l think the idea OF the
testator was that this legacy should
go through the hands OF the town TO
insure safety and permanency, as wen
as the interests Of the community. IN
the hospital. but should be available
for the trustees named by him, when
ever needed. and that those trustees,
and not such as might be elected by
the town. are entitled TO the fund,
when they require II for tht pur-
poses named In the will; and In this
view:
II Is ordered and decreed that the
executor pay 10 the town of Brattle-
boro. Vermont. the sum OF fifty thou
sand dollars in trust. toward the es-
tablishment of hospital In said
town, under the fifth section OF said
will. said sum to be paid over by SAID
town, to the board of trustees therein
named, to wit, George +. Gale. A. l.
Miller, G.. r. Anderson, Charles A.
Miles and George c. Averill or their
successors and the chairman OF the
board of selectmen of the town OF
Brattleboro, when required by them
for the purposes named In said VIII.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
ON CHARGE OF ABORTION
DR.. e. r. LYNCH ARRESTED TO.
DAY BY SHERIFF NC cLuRe.
On Complaint Issued by States Attor'
ney n. o. Ryder - Hearing Will
Take Place in Bellows Falls Tuesday
-Brattleboro Woman in Case.

DIR. Edward Il. Lynch. one OF Brat
tleboro's well-known physicians. was
arrested this morning by Deputy
Sheriff +, w. Mcclure ON a states at
torney's complaint charging the doc
tor with criminal abortion. DR.. Lynch
was TO have been taken TO Bellows
Falls to-day by the officer, but Attor-
ney +. w. Gibson notified the states
attorney by telephone that his client
would appear there next Tuesday
when the hearing will take place.
In talking with Reformer repre-
sentative by telephone this morning
States Attorney Ryder said he did
not wish to make public any of the
facts of the case until after the hear
ing. He did say. however, that the
woman In the case was resident OF
Brattleboro and intimated that the
evidence against the local physician
was sufficient to hold him without
doubt. The hearing was set for Bel
lows Falls, Mr.. Ryder said for the
reason that most of the witnesses can
reach that town easier than Brattle-
horo
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
THE MILK SUPPLY MENACE.
Or. N. P. Wood Of Northfield Urges
Doctors to Fight 1t.

At the meeting of the Franklin
District Medical society at Greenfield
Tuesday. DR. n. p. Wood of Northhelo
pointed out the duty of the PROFESSION
to aid in the common information ana
to secure the use of sanitary methods
| in handling the milk supply. He SAD
| 1T has been conclusively proved
that milk can be produced in large
daries which contains less than TO-
| 600 bacteria to the cubic centimetef
while ordinary milk from many dairles
contains 100000 bacteria to the cubic
centimeter."
What can be accomplished he
showed by the success of the city OF
Rochester n. Y, where a city station
was established on a dairy farm, put
under the direction of a nurse ana
three assistants and the product sold
at a reasonable price. the milk so
produced having less than 10000 bac-
teria, one-f -fiftieth of the number found
in ordinary milk The result was that
for eight years the loss of life in chill
dren has been reduced to S64. whereas
Lit was previously 1.744 in the same
period with population smaller py
80, 900.
DIR. Wood described the methods OF
milk handling, placing emphasis on
the Importance of cleanliness from the
beginning. He described the model
dairy as one where the cows are IN
good condition, free from disease ana
frequently examined by skilled vet
erinarian who removes any suspicious
animals; where none but wholesome
food is used; where the stable Is kept
thoroughly lighted, ventilated ana
cleaned; where the cows are kept
clean and comfortable; where the at
tendants are healthy and scrupulously
clean; where all utensils are sterilized
daily and always after being USED;
where great care is used to prevent
the milk from contamination; where
the milk is promptly cooled and con-
tains less than e-thousandth part
as many bacteria as are found IN
much of the milk regularly sold IN our
cities and towns The use OF sterile
bottles was commended and the ship
ping of the milk on ice.
DR. Wood charged the medical pro-
fession with not being as active IN
the agitation for healthful milk as II
should be and closed his paper with
the question whether its members
should be excelled or led by the laity
in the movement.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
VILLAGE MEETING DEC. I.
Water Committee Will Make Report
Ihan-Mueh Discussion Likely.

The outlook is that there will be
something doing" Friday evening,
Dec. l. That is the time which has
been decided upon for holding the
special village meeting to hear the
report of the committee appointed 10
Investigate the various sources OF wa
ter supply in this section with the
idea of village ownership of q water
system. In view OF the fact that the
Sunset Lake Water company has ac-
ouired what is considered the most
available supply and already begun
developing it, the recommendations OF
the committee. If ii makes any, Will
be heard with much interest. There Is
no doubt that considerable dissatisfac-
ton exists over the way the matter
has turned out, and there Is strong
probability that the flow of oratory al
the special meeting will be volumin-
Gus If not interesting.
Just how the committee stands on
the question is a matter about which
the members are decidedly unwilling
to talk, but it is rumored persistently
that the body is divided against IT.
SELF and has not yet been able 10
agree as to the nature of the recon-
mendations to be submitted to the
voters. In fact one committeeman has
stated that the matter would be left
entirely for the voters to decide while
another has said that the engineer
report would be supplemented by
something of no little interest In the
line of advice. The committee held
a long session Monday night and while
nothing of its deliberations is made
public there are grounds for belief that
the session was not wholly in the ma
ture of love feast.
AS far as the Stickney brook source
is concerned there Is no doubt tnat
the Sunset Lake company held the
majority of the water rights before
the village committee was appointeu'
hut many people hold to the belief that
all of the sources surveyed by the
engineer should have been submitted
to the voters for consideration long
before now, there being no apparent
reason why the committees report
should have been delayed until a1ter
the Sunset Lake company began WORK.
Another thing that is arousing the Ire
of n few is the conflict of reports in
regard to the purity of the Stickney
brook water. A sample taken by the
local health officer. DR.. Tucker early
In the fall showed signs of barnyaro
and sewage contamination Whlch
made the advisability of the source
doubtful, while a later sample SUD
mitted to the state board of health
failed to give evidence of any impuri-
ties but what could be easily eradl-
Gated. This discrepancy is explained
however, by the statement that the
first sample was taken under unfa-
vorable conditions and was not falr
test of the waters purity. E. w. GID
son and DR.. Tucker made a trip yes
terday for the purpose of taking more
samples of the water from StcKney
brook and Marlboro North pond, ana
II is probable that a third report will
he received from the state laboratory
before the special meeting.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
Norway Chooses New King.

Prince Charles of Denmark is the
choice of Norway as king. The vote
was 246,431 to 64,445 in favor OF
monarchy Prince Charles is the Sec
ond son of Crown Prince Christian
Frederic of Denmark and grandson or
Christian TX. who is called the father
of European royalty. The second son
of King Christian is George l.. king OF
Greece. His oldest daughter is Queen
Alexandra of England. and his second
daughter, Dagmar. is the dowager
empress of Russia. widow of Alexan-
der III. Prince Charles married. IN
1896. Maud, princess royal OF Great
Britain and ireland. He is 80 years
old and has one son, Prince Alexan-
der born in 1908. Prince Charles Will
a ascend the throne of Norway under
the title of Haakon VII
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17

Mai. Charles ]. Bailey. from 1871 TO
1879 military instructor in the UNI
versity of Vermont. now commandant
of Jefferson barracks. New orleans
has made a gratifying record. Thougn
yellow fever appeared on both sides OF
the post and only 15o feet from II lns
garrison of 225 non-commissloneu
of,icers and men passed through the
enidernic without a single case OF the
disease developing among Its mem
hers The New Orleans Picayune at
tributes this remarkable result. which
II saws is without a parallel. conoi-
lions considered" to enforcement OF
health regulations coupled with a hne
system of discipline"
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17

Weather for tomorrow, fair and
colder.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
BOTTLED GOODS

The above is a partial list, compiete
price list mailed free. Mail ORDERS So
licited. No order too large Ior oui
nanacitv or too small for our atten-
ION Satisfaction guaranteed. Ex-
nress charges prepaid to any town
within a radius of fifty miles when or
der amounts to $500 or over. we 90
NOT bottle any Lager or Ale, but nan
die the brewery bottling.
Telephone No. Hinsdale l2-ll'
All correspondenee should be sent to
HinsdaIe. NJ. n.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
Death Of Warren Sheldon.

Warren Sheldon Of South London
derry died at the Brattleboro Retreat
Tuesday after long illness of acute
rheumatism, which had rendered him
for years practically helpless. He en-
tered the Retreat for treatment about
two years ago. He leaves a wife and
one son. Funeral services We're held
at South Londonderry yesterday, Kew.
F. E. Coburn officiating, and buriai
was in the Yearly cemetery at tnat
place. Mr. Sheldon was born IN
Andover in 1910, son of Lyman and
Eliza Hill Sheldon.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17

NOR SALE-About 20 settees, some doors and
IL windows and one window sash with glass
complete, size about TT. by II IT. s. W. Ed
GETT 45tf
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17

nor SALE-Job shop. fully equipped with
I machinery and small tools, also engine and
boiler. Good chance for a handy man. Might
exchange. S. W. EDGETT Il Co. 26tf
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17

NOR SALE-Standard makes Of automobiles,
u some bargains In secondhand cars also
full line of bicycles, supplies, and talking ma.
chimes. MANLEy Bros. IA II
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
SATURDAY,, NOV. 18th, at 10 am.
A man vho writes we'll

ND Knows what he writes about, and knows
nezn what they saw. writes this: AFTER due
elaboration. 1 am entirely satisfied that ,ns
national Of Vermont has always sougnt, srr es,
boz seeks. the best possible form OF serslce Lo'
-. .ae aan who pays the premium. sna ~ eis
lection Of his intent, and the vell-celng u IL
osu interests. as well ss Of those whom ne a.s ss
2 tsnent" 5sth year. doing bnsfness in
staiss. National Life 1Ds- 90. Of VI. tAotu.e..,
I, z. TAYLOR s son, Gen. Ags- oro7os
hlock, Brzftleboro. W.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
TO RENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"RANK MORsE-Professional housecleanefi; e,i
n IS Elliot st.
r osT-Red Cocker Spaniel f9PPy, no Faton
- on. ffndei return y. l6s
Place. and receive reward.
l-oTICEl have moved my barber shop LION pm
Depot St. to the room Formerly oGcnP'ee sSsR es
= wal,ar sturges on Elliot street, and shan .pe
nieased TO see my customers In my NC" f"sse ses
- WILLIAM CURRIEk-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

youngafef by the name ~ Martin
Fogerty and n co'ared lad b. the
name of Dave Simpson No bad
been drilled some by Geo. Dixon.
The two men entered the ring a.
the given time. With foKefty was
Chwley Conora aud another man
whose name have forgotten Win
Dave Simpson was his twin brother
Jerry. who afterwards gained con
siderable Of n reputation around
New Yorlra teudarl0in as tough
guy.
Foge1 y vent right after Dave and
seemed 70 have all the best 81 II
from the start IN the sixth round
be pounded away a. Dawes vino
aud seemed 10 have the colofed lad
in "a bad way.
When the round was over mufh
70 the surprise ~ everybody aimpz
son left the ring and made a bee
line for the dressing room door. He
wa followed b. his twin brother.
Jerry.
Two seconds before the gong
sounded for the seventh round they
emerged from the dressing room
door. II being only a preliminary
bout. nothing WAS said " the ae-
lions of the colored boya FOgerty
paid little attention 90 a.. as he was
confident the seventh round would
be the last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
LACROSSE

ARRANGEMENTS Ara under way Tor
q game 81 lacrosse at Madihun park
nexf sunday Afternoon. ~ the ar
ranEemeata can b. completed thr
Nottingham and Seattle teams aiii
face fhe rubber a. 5 o'cioek on that
day
uaiiinkham has the strongest
team IN THE northwest part ~ this
state. aud Il haa defeated several
British Columbia teams iurludiuK
teams from Vancouver. Now West
minister. Cl8verdalc and f.aduef
There ia . dispute over the laHt-
named game LADDER claimed that
the town marshal. who was referee.
favored BslllpEham IN his DECISIONS
and at ono time had alx Of t.ainnr' e
beat mcu on the fence az one time
When these two teams meet again
trouble ia expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

like an explosion Of a bomb on
"A atill night came the announcement
from Frisco that Jas Edward britt
aud Battling Nelson had affixed
their signatures 10 articles for what
promises 20 be Il finish fight before
tho Colmn club on Sept 2 for a
guaranteed purse OF 500 O0 With the
privilege Of taking 60 per cent Of the
gate receipts
These two greatest Of little men
have been talking battle for nearly
four months but they seemed as far
apart AS ever until Jim cnffrnth got
90 dfrkerng With them. They must
b. brought together regardless OF
price Their managers were called
into oonhnltatlnn BY the manager u
the progressive golma club and
were 10 have been made an offer.
Nelson. as ever. WAS willing To ue-
erpt the liberal proposition as put
up bY Cuffrnih. bat Willie Belt IN
sisted that Instead Of $50 600 or So
per cent Of the gross. that the men
BE- guaranteed a purse Of so 600 with
a privilege af taking the 50 per cent
Of the gross II their share 81 the re-
eripta went over that
Al first Coffroth staggered. bat
Billy Nolan came 20 his assistance
and agreed % share half of the re
aponaihlllly. This Is really "a guar
antee OF 10000 to get Britt into the
ring
The attractive end ~ tho whole
affair 10 Nelson Is that the limit II
placed az f5 rounds instead Of %
rs Britt first demanded making the
60 practically a fluiah match
Ia addition 20 the purse which
will be one % thu three largest ever
Offered for a fight and the largest
ever hung mp for llFhtwelghta. there
will be n 80 COO side bet which Is
20 ba placed Ia my brother Harry'a
hands before the fight
According % these figures tho
winner Will receive so .0oo In addl-
ton 70 the income from the picture
privileges. which viii be enormous
on this occasion.
The battle wiiI be- fought In the
Afternoon and IL h believed VIII at
tract a. many n not more than any
one % The recent great heavyweight
championship encounters.
Roth Britt and Nelson have been
resting up for nearly a month, but
will get down 10 business 81 once.
The former has not announced his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
W SEATTLE BASEBALL TEAM DIDN'T PLAY TUESDAY, THEREFORE We DIDN'T LOST

Much 10 his surprise no found
himself being forced rapidly around
the ring BY the man who but Ga
seconds before had Dr6sed 50 easy
10 him. IN the eighth round Fog.
erty was sent into the land of nod
About two years afterwsrd Fog.
erty went 70 Dave Simpson ana
asked him how no gained 20 much
strength.
For do iawda sake. man. IA
you neber find ont how dat Ian.
penedt" responded Simpson. ghs
II was nay twin brother dat dons
whipped you"
Jerry Simpson had raced Into ths
dressing room and changed fet
TUNES with his brother Dave. ana
taking the iatter'a place without
being noticed that be was segera
pounds heavier than Dave. be 10.
iahed the battle and won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
BRITT-NELSON FIGHT
AN UNCERTAIN AFFAIR
JIM coRnETT SAYS IT Is TOO EARLY TO PICK wiNNER-Hh
BELIEVES BATTLE Will Bg ONE or THE GREATEST EVER
FouGlr~rHG BIGGEST MONEY OFFERED LIGHT
wElGHTB-A SAMPLE or DOUBLE CROSSING.

plans. bat the latter Will have Jack
Root ~ his head aparrlng partner II
he can secure him.
II iH most too early 20 begin pre-
dieting the outcome uf this match.
The friends Of Ne'aou have main
tnlned all along that n a finish
match could be arranged between
these two nremiofa there would be
nothing 10 II but Nelson. That Britt
does not think this way Is evident
from the stand be took IN rvEard 20
the division Of the gate receipts lie
insisted on winner taking al. Then
he proposed the $4,000 side bet On
top Of all this be says that he can
get n lot more 90 place on himself
aud he intends TO do g.
Personally / have always favored
Britt In n short fight, but IN a long
drawn ont engagement ! believe
Nelson bias a much better show /
also believe that since these two
men last met Britt has made the
greatest progress
nut. as said before. ~ Ii htlli too
early 10 predict the result
Ia the meantime the public will
anrioualy await any developments
and every move ~ thc two fighters
will be watched MS two opponents
Of the squared circle we're never
watched before.
10th in the east and geat the bet
ting will be extremely heavy. prob
ably favotlng the same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

81 the Commuters. who wan Inside
the ROOM sized up the situation at
once. and promptly closed ihe door.
Fury Kicked sud howiad outside
and Van kept GA hia way. Hut Mc-
Donald. who ~ firm believer in
the opensdauf policy. ordered the
Oakland captain back 90 seeoHd.
Van entered q mild protect but TIE
humar ef the situation wAa' too much
fof ali hands and thr play went on
a. the umpire aAia.
Seattle fans sin watch with Ia
terest tho outcome - Tacoma 3
switching her admission pfire from
8a to IS cents Co THE baa-hafi Eamsn.
A. Tacoma u the only city Boa thr
league given the privilege ~ RETURN
inE To the Old standard. the expert
ment VIII be undoubtedly une nf
much Importance 60 she ftaef team.
The league marHafra vaHt % kaoW
why she Tasoma fans u'n tssurport
the champions when the city 81
Destiny uutnt claimed q was be-
cause % the extra ter cents the
magnatea decided 60 ailuw Tacoma
the privilege of returning e. the
tao-blt proposition As a matter
q fact that lacking au tf tha add
tIonal 10 cents was absolutely With
ant rYthm or reason Il g. 10 tr
haued that au the teams viii be
allowed 10 st back on the tao.tlf
ataf4H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

a Weak. = Lame. Or an Aching
Baek ia Natures Warning
that the Kidneys
are Sick.
Cure Them With Deans Kidney
Pills.
Harhaehe and urinary troubles
are danger signals sent 60 tell
you that the Kidneys are eioEEcd
ana couEeatef. that the system
~ rapidly hulnE up with uric
acid and other poisonous waste
that should b. passed of 10 the
urine
Healthy kidneys filter out Of
the blood every day more than
an ounce ~ poison But vhen
the Kidneys are sick. this filter
ing prnoess f. either biudered or
suspended so the body can never
be we'll when the kidney diseases
are causing more deaths than any
other human Ills
n la easy 90 rure any form OF
kidney trouble with nuan'H Kid
ney pills before it reaehes a fatal
atagn. and there are many HYmp-
toms % tell You Whcu you have
kidney disorders
Tho most common Of these
symptoms are:
Pain in the small Of the back.
hlpa. or sides. pain when stoop-
ing or lifting.
Headaches aud dizzy spells.
Nervousness, lauguor.
Too eopious or too Hcanty Dis
charge OF urine
Thick. cloudy. dlseolofed and II
smelling urine. With deposits % see
iment.
Having 10 set ont Of bed at nigi
70 pass urine. etc.
Tho blood carries the urinou
waste to every part Of the body.
gets into the nervous system an
causes neuralgia or aciatica. II get
Into the muscles and causes rhot
matte pains and govt. II weaken
the lungs and initiates the hear
causing the heart TO flutter and pa
plate: it cryatallizes into ggav'
and stones in the bladder AID kid
ueyB.
You lapse into a general run-dow
and ianRuid condition and driI
every dny towards diabetes an
Bnghfs disease.
You may have only enc OF "a
above symptoms. or you may hay
several. but danger turks In ever
one. and you should begin troatin
the kidneys ut once with Doan
Kidney pills.
This great specific "a composed c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

Any prize fighter that ls half wise
VIII detect a double cross about az
quick as any man IN the world
They are always on the lookout for
being done nut there Is one case
Ia the history Of the ring IN the old
fighting DAYS Of New York's East
side. that stIll stands In a class BY
Itself and furnishes one OF the most
interesting tales believe | have
ever heard IN connection with rims
happening
shortly after nv return TO New
York from New Orleans In 1891 !
was Invited b. a friend TO see sew
cral fights arranged Tor a hall IN
one Of the ontsof-the- way places In
New York I declined on the grounds
that I had another exceedingly TIM
par5szt Engagement. But was
SORRY esterWarca. rur an Incident
occurred h.-t Will probably never
be pulled OF again.
The semi final event on the pro
gram wau a limited round 90. !
think for 10 rounds. between a