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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-10
How to Fill the Silo.

What Is good for the COW is good TO
put into the silo. And the reverse
must logically follow. Green corn
leaves half developed or grown are
not half as good;fodder as young grass
or clover from the silo.
The grains in milk are we'll suited
for the silo. Corn in the same state
is most excellent for the silo. ] saw
s2500 worth of wheat cut in the milk,
a total loss..for want of silo, in Cal
ifornia.
There is no better food for the silo
than two cuttings of second year
growth of alfalfa. This may be grown
almost anywhere by liberal cover
ing of the alfalfa field with coarse
barDyard manure late in the fall.
The blowing should be.deep and the
seeding liberal when planted or put
in. The spring is the best time, and
left uncut, and never pastured, the
first years crop is good protector
against winter, If left without being
cut the first season. This crop may
De cut, crippled aid killed the fret
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-10
OUR FARMERS.
THE POULTRY HOUSE IN SUMNER

At no other season of the year does
the chicken house need the care II
does in summer, yet at that season
there is so much else TO do about the
farm that it Is quite easy to neglect IT,
If, however, it is kept in mind, there
Is always some spare time, and it does
not take long to give it the attention
it deserves. Neglecting it is not only
the cause of loss among the fowls
through disease and the increase OF
lice and mites, which affect the egg
yield, but it will also be found 10 make
more work in the end. A great many
fowls viii not continde to roost Ia
house that has been neglected. Inc
consequence is that they viii roost
under sheds, upon farm machinery,
in old wagons, in trees etc. The
young, growing stock are very apt to
follow their example later, and not
only will there be dirt about the sheds
and things upon which they roost,
necessitating extra work, but there is
danger of loss from vermin, such as
foxes, etc. Then when late fall comes
it will be something of an undertaking
to get them once more to roost in the
house.
1t does not take long to clean out
the house. A rainy day can be made
nse of to give it coat of whitewash.
A few moments time taken to LOOK
at the perches to see there are NO
mites on the under side and then a
dose of kerosene, if there are any,
and the work is dore.
1t is well also not to neglect the
nest boxes when the best part of the
laying season is over. A hen can al
most be induced to lay again by hav-
ing a Gle an, sweet nest to lay in
Neither will there be so much danger
of losing eggs by having them laid IN
the weeds or outbuildings, as is the
case when the nest boxes become
dirty or filed with old nesting mate
rial and rubbish.
A little care and work properly ap-
piled and there will be a saving Of
both money and work in the end
Exchange.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-10
sIMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estafe of Russell Bean.

,dersi zned, havipg been az pointed by
IorabIe Probste Court for the District
Ins, Con- misEioneTs. to receive, ex-
nd adjust all claims and demands of
rsons against the estate of Rus SCI
e of Greens boro Bend in said district,
n and an claims exhibited in offset
hereby give notice that we will meet
purposes sfore said, at B. .. Piper's
zorro Bepd, VI d, on the Is b dRv of July
|Eay OF December ~ xt froT O'Clock
m O'Clock, .. N. each of said days,
six months f-om the 10th day OF June
3 i the time limited by said court for
h tors to present their clssms to III
llination aud allowance.
a. greensboro Bend, VT, this 18th
|une, a. d 1905.
N. <. Ross, ls-omrs.
los R. J..Shurtlef \
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-10

ADY MPLoY MENT
vasse-s for Chsse's Hardy Nui sery
GOOD PAY. No Experience Nee
Established IS years. Write Ior
HASE BROTHERS COMPANY.
Rochester, y. y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-10
HOW LUTHER BURBANK CHANGES
PLANT LIFE.

The processes by which Luther Bur-
bank, the famous horticultural, works
are not new or peculiar. They are in
accord with well known and unalter-
able laws OF nature, writes George
Archibald Clark in Success Maya
zine. The principal methods used are
selection and crossing. Nature is
using these same proce sses every day.
TIE bees and the wind carry the pol
len of one flower to fertilize another,
thus bringing about the crossing of
species. The struggle for existe zee,
and thousand circumstances of
growth and developments, tend to
weed out the unfit among the plants,
leaving the best to survive. This is
selection. But where NATURES opera
tons are largely left to chance and
accident, Mr.. Burbank gives them in
telligent direction and his results are
sure and immediate.
He takes two plants whose life
| habits, structure, and environment
may have been wholly different. He
brings them together, implanting the
pollen of one upon the stigma of the
other. AS a result the species are
thrown into state of perturbation
set to "wabbling," as it were.
The life tendencies are broken up by
the shock. The plants resulting from
the crossing may resemble one or the
other of the parent plants. Tt ese are
not important. Some of the plants
will combine the best qualities of the
parents. From these improved vari
cites of fruits and flowers are pro-
duced. Some of them will be differ
ent from either parent-perhaps IN
like any other plant in existence.
From these unusual variants new
plants may be developed. He selects
his original subjects from far and near.
He brings a raspberry from Sibe-
ria to combine it with blackberry
OF California. He brings plum from
China or Japan to combine it with
native apricot. An experiment is
built up on the foundation Of a COM
mon wild flower, as the daisy for ex-
ample. In another experiment, a
flower from Australia may be used.
He brings a cactus from Central Amer
lea to cross with species from Ari-
iona.
+ Having crossed his species, he plants
the seeds. From the resulting seed
hngs he selects the single plant or the
two or three at moet which he finds
best suited for his purpose. The
seeds of these are again planted and
the work of the selection goes on. 1t
was from a bed of sixty-fye thousand
plants that he selected the one from
which his white blackberry was de-
veloped. The seeds accumulate by a
rapid progression. In few seasons
there is an immense quantity of them.
All are planted. He does not believe
IN dealing with few examples. He
chooses few, but the number to be
chosen from is large. When the time
for the selection comes, the whole lot
it may be a hundred or two hundred
thousand-is passed before him in re-
view. He selects those which suit
MS purposes, and the others go to the
brush heap and the bonfire. Prof.
De Vries has remarked: SIT is no
easy task to pick the right apple tree
from growing bed of three hundred
thousand seedlings" But this is ex-
actly what Mr.. Burbank does. He
deals with large numbers and his re-
suits are correspondingly large and
important.
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office to taxpayers.

taxpayers OF the town Of Barton are
notined that the tax bills on the
Isl OF 400 are now in my hands for
on A discount OF per cent will
Neo on town, incorporated village,
school taxes II paid within ninety
rom June 30, 1905. After that
+ oliis wilt be placed ia the hands
roilector 10 be collected by process
Inc ninety days expire Sept. .,
Z7S5
II. G. PIERCE, Treas
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-10
TAX NOTICE.

.axP6yers OF the town Of Glover are
'tined that the tex bill on the Grand
lSt0 Is 10 my hands for collection.
punt OF four A. per cent will be al
pa all taxes paid Within ninety (9O)
ON date. After that date unpaid
IS will be placed in the hands of the
or to be collected according to law.
days will expire Tuesday, Sept. &c,
pr, VT, JEne 2s, 1906.
Chaplin Leonard, Town Treasurer.
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office TO Taxpayers.

|sxpsyers in Barton Landing Graded
District in Barton. Vt, are hereby
p that the tsx bills on the Grano
100 are now ia my hands Tor col
A discount Of per cent VIII De
4 on all taxes paid within ninety
lom date. AL taxes remaining IN
the expiration Of said ninety days
placed in the hands Of the collector
collected by process Of law. Inc
days expire Septem Der g, 1905.
4. d. CLEMEN T, Treas
Landing, VI, June 80, 1905. q ;
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-10

year oy cutting, starving and neglect
or grazing.
Russian artichokes form another
good siio crop. Plant early and cut in
october. Next spring the cattle and
pigs can find ample food in the tubers,
which are better than potatoes
Mirror and Farmer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
SUIT FOR MALPRACTICE.
Two Woodbury. Men Want to Collect Dam
AGES OF Physician.

Montpelier, Aug 19.-George Law
son and his son, Delbert Lawson, OF
w oodbury, have brought suit against
DR. G G Howe, OF Woodbury., and DR.
f NJ Crane, Of Hardwick, alleging
malpractice.
1t is claimed that November 16, 1904,
Delbert Lawson broke his leg between
the knee and hip, Doctors Crane and
Howe reducing the fracture and treat
ing the injured member. As time
went on the bone, tits alleged, had n t
been properly set and 1t failed to knit
and did not heal. DR. M d Warren,
of Cabot, was called and effected a
cure, 1t being necessary, however, to
reset the bone. The result OF the
treatment is that Mr. Lawson's broken
leg is two inches shorter than the
other and he will be cripple for the
remainder OF his life. George Law
son, the father brings suit for the sum
which the treatment cost him. $1,000,
and the younger man for about "a, 200.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
FIVE LARGE BARNS BURNED
Property Of orviiIs Allen in South Hero
Cause Of Fire Unknown.

South Hero, Aug. 1.-Two large
barns with 70 tons OF hay, 200 bushels
OF oats, and six young cattle we're
burned last night on the Orville Allen
farm on Kibby's point. The cause OF
the fire Is unknown. The loss will be
heavy as the barns we're large and
recently built. The loss will be Gov
cred partially by insurance.
The family had returned home about
II o'clock from sociable and were go.
ing 10 bed when it was seen that the
barn farthest from the house was on
fire. The other barns we're soon In
flames and it was with difficulty that
the livestock and contents we're gotten
out. The wind shifted in time to save
the house which was not far from the
barns.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21

ti"n 10 japan. Tie customary dipie.
matte providing. iu such q rasr would
D. a. submit tie prois.sai simultaneous.
n % boih rpuuiri-.. but thor. might
D. an advantage In securing she ~.
hrrrncs ~ one before submitting u 90
The other. To Emperor Nicholas. tho
author u The Hague pcac- conferences.
tho suggestion ~ arbitration which
will n-crssariiy Immediately command
~. sympathy - IN. public opinion %
the world will h. particularly hari 20
reject.
n he agr.cs Japan. n she has not
already done ~. would h. all the more
bound 90 submit her claim 10 the ds.
cision ~ an impartial arbitrator. Ac-
ccpiance 10y both sides would Involve
a great extension u the principle 81
arbitration. NJ nations have heretofore
declined 10 arbiiratc questions involv.
Inc their honor and dignity" Roth
Mr. TakahIra and " White In the
earlier stages ~ the conference nbso-
lutely rejected the idea Of arbitration.
and only Saturday both reiterated their
belief In such n solution. II was IN
sisted. however. that VI. Whites opin-
ion was not expressed as strongly a.
last week
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
Russian Import. Fnll on.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81. - Imports
into Russia over the European frontier
during the first four months of the
present calendar year have fallen Off
27.5 per cent as compared with i'm
ports during the corresponding period
In 1904. Exports during the same pc
riod are ~ per cent in excess of 1904.
These figures are taken from the Rus
sian official trade returns. Just re-
ceived at the department Of commerce
and labor. The heaviest decreases OF
imports were under the general heads
Of raw and semimanufactured mate
rails and lightest under the head Of
manufactures.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
RosPioLIosI CASE SETTLED.
repe Decides Princess rs the wife %
eslonsl parLharss.

Colonel rsrkhurst.
BALTIMORE. Aus. 2L-ft may be
authoritatively stated that the much
discussed Rospigliosi case Is finally
scttlcd-thht II will not be rcopcned.
Cardinal Gibbons had the following
statement OF the facts prepared for
publication:
'In 1887 the late Archbishop Cha.
pelle, then rector Of 81. Matthew'S
church. Washington. applied to the
cardinal for a dispensation for the
marriage OF Miss Reid. n Catholic. and
Colonel Parkhurst. an unbaptized per.
son. Colonel and Mrs. Parkhurst were
divorced. and subsequently she aud
Prince RospIgliosl went through a
form Of marriage. II was this form OF
marriage they attempted 10 have
validated I'm Rome on the plea that the
proper dispensation had not been
granted In the first instance
'The cardinal was consulted by tn
propaganda, and a special messenger.
Mgr. Marchetti. came to Baltimore AMI
examined the chancery book and found
that the proper dispensation had been
duly granted and recorded. The case
was finally brought before the pope.
who decided that the marriage with
Colonel Parkhurst was valid and that
therefore the second marriage could
not be recognized. His holiness also
declared that no further appeal should
be entertained"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
CENSUS AT MONTPELIER.
Figures Completed Show Population Of 1913
Gain Is I047.

Montpelier, Aug 20.-The census of
Montpelier, taken by authority Of city
council, and just completed, shows the
population to be 1918, q gain of l047
in five years. OF the total population
5l5S were born in Vermont, 892 In
other states and 1868 we're foreign born
The males number 37l3, females 5000
and male adults, 81 years and over 244S
There are 11s0 houses in town. 1913 ia
males and 1l3 vetrans of the civil war
FIVE persons over 80 years of age, and
SO between IS and 80. The census was
taken this year in connection with the
centennial anniversary of the location
of the state capital at Montpelier,
which comes in October.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
inquire DID
NICE WORK
Held Green Mountain Boys
Down 10 Three Hits.
CANE AT {. ARLINGTON
In an Interesting Contest Saturday
Bennington Won BY -Four
10 Two Runs.

The iisnsisstsa BASEBALL agEsgs-
iioa ssai b. i3aa AFiihssoH Saturday
a'isfnooa eel dsissiad lhs urasa
nosHiais iioys In = ssii played gAsss
By a sooFr - fsaF b. tsos
Hon Hinss psiup 81 ssesiisHt sshi.
hiiion. = resnaFtabis fsassFs bsihs Ne
nsaFiy PsffeCs ssidlnE. eniy ons error
lsins SCORED sgziHsi AFiingsoa asd
iso agaiHsi nsshingssa. Love vas
responsibis Zoe obs u ti.sss By bic
trick oi rannins from ne oaifs'd near-
~ " Ne inhsla cFying bs could SCI no
~ vhsn In fari hs could not rst siihin
ien issi oiiL
NcUalFs .ho did he isiriing FOR no
visitors snd ". ilayasa uio pat The
sphere over he plato foF ihs boys
each dld some ans work. Aicouirs.
however. having he bsiis. ~ tbe ar
gumsai. lis allowed isi hires bits.
famed IA n.sa and gave oniy throe
passes. ilis boa uork vAs steady
from arsi b. last
iiaydcn proved quite q psgicr ~
several Of the visitors bcsi hiilcrs and
his slab vors Also Eas far above ibe
average.
worthington's stick uork vas 60.
pcclally noticeable. Ia four times al
ba, be siralghisned out Haydon's
curves for = double aud iuo singles
all AZ opportupe times.
M.nogpc. The latest addition 20 Hen.
nlug'on's team also proved 10 10 q
good man AZ bat making iro clean
hits.
The appropriate name Of the East
Arlingions, the Green Mountain Boys.
can hardly 10 realized until the dia-
mond Is seen. The field IL al tho foot
ADD close up io:.--the Green Mountains.
The "grandsiand" IL the side Of the
mountain and q portion oiihe len beld
Is up among the trees. The diamond.
however, Is 10 fairly good shape and
the picturesque scenery makes a con-
test more enjoyable.
a large crowd Witnessed Saturdays
game, about six,y.going up from BEN
nlngton and many coming from the
surrounding towns.
The compietelsummary follows:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
SATURDAY EVENING CONCERT
Gi~a A. Rs esalsf q, assss oss s~s
hsAasi

ne o8nosIs siFsa ssiaFtaY hisli To-
ii.s oii ilFsi shansh b. MF sni Mrs
KELLEY Csis. ChsFiss lisabsii Esd X,
u, Cais sss sa R9aaaiiaei sseoass,
rlssfs SIS = iarEs sni FsFy sppIeeiss
iiFs aadishos ani ihsiF sgidsai snjays
tssai szs stidsaoei By Ne eoHiissess
applause
TIE rFosFzra oafanehossi siih = da5i
b. KELLEY Cole shd bic brother. \, q,
Cole, Their taiess h,shdei bsasiifai,
iy shi ias dasis lhsi f,liosed later 10
lhs pfogFsm 90 . amoas ihs nosi 60
ioyabls nsmesrs, ussa cans solos ~
kelley Cole mo sas Ia Coo voice ahd
si,a sas gitsh = snisHdid Feosriisa.
This as iaiieved By solos by
Charles nsahss, sha saRg ''i.idoFads"
= soas sfiiisa especially Zoe him. MF
iisHhsii's toios and stpFessioa seFs
Psrfsci and his sadisnos sas uhanl'
maas In considering lio ns oiths nness
FvndsFvd ssisciioas ilssy -srs ever gsF.
miusd 70 saioy.
Il vas Ne SAM siary unto 10 solos
-hirh ioiioss4. most shieysbls isais
aFs bsins SO songs - y. a. Cole
vhieh wsfv greatly appreciated.
TIE accomplishments q Nine b,Asl
Cave Cole vsrv = delight 10 al lisisa.
or, khs ts an accumulated pianist
sod IN a1diiloa has BY hard s,sdy and
ioag sspsrisncr learned he dirica.i
ars - accompanying.
Altogether ths copoert uas one 81
which Bsnning.oa may seii 10 ~ oud.
especially as all tho participants ver-
rrsidcnis Of this plAoo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
The Reason Why Divorces Are So Doubtless Because So Many
THE CAMBRIDGE FAIR
Ds,a n, "a his tsssi sFs Ssp,s~la : .
! stt.

see
ne people siihin e fsdias ~ nsn4
miios iInm li,s village u camhFidEs
have = saY ~ ffcksHihg tla.s Ieealiaf
b. ihsmssisss paFins ths fsif All
basinsss is iaii aside ahi aliasash pa
pabiir statute ~ pTssefibas, each dai
lsfFsoi is Hszied a. pablis holiday,
and any olisF sEeHi j. spotsh ~ a.
oocauihg - mahy days srsss, nf
nioBshs haiafs 49, after he iaif,
Zach year before she fair sots f~F'
san sho itihks uhs falarv Of ihs isiF
lice ia ne pass asss u llsFs i 10 b. =
iaif lhls gszF. aBi each yszf after ~
iaiF he ansssF e sell pleased psifpns
aud exhibitors IL. ''Yss. ihsy have had
= fair abi il vas ihs biggest ani beat
yss bold"
tfthsfs il zngcEs hsFssboais sho
dos go, tEos shat SEC q amifiass iaif is
"a attractive place 90 shieh thousands
ihrohg zach year. sach = "bs sna'i
prove = Faw curiosity. o. ior sshlhii
on shs Midway.
Not has a. root lhs spaos aloEs ne
Miisay bui rhsrr 10 hhd saoash space
g. rvni b. each and al ihs applicants
therefor has l-vn No prpblssH his year.
AL he bBiidihEs uhich arr frhied ~ =
singlr t~rson or drm have been snssg-
ID long ago aud .. e. Tover 4 Co,
Wells aBd Cossriy. y. ". Edwards =
Son. II. Bosshion 4 Co. Fuller
Warren a Co. and ". II. frear a
Co. ell oi Troy. oil each have lar.
ger aud morv attractive sahibii shan
ever before therein ani very lliilc
space rumains snvnied Ia The bulld.
ings used BY several exhibitors.
The cniricsi In The horse. cattle. shoep.
swiBc. posllry. grain and vegetable
departments has been 20 large this
year that the SECRETARY, ulll positively
refuse 10 receive enlri< after ihe date
Of closing same; via. Aug. 18th.
After having spent the ars, day and
the Bornibg Of the second along tho
Midway, In The exhibition balls and
among the veil hlled eoops. pens and
stalls, Il will bc wise 10 spend The re-.
maindsr OF the time during the fair
upon the grand stand, from which
place you can witness excellent racing
and the cosiliest and tcsi special al.
fractions shown Ai any fair this sea-
son. The brothers Faron will show
you twists and tumblcs that are orig.
inal and highly humorous: Kenyon
and DeGarmo, tie supreme equilibri.
esis, will present an act, the most DIFF
ficuli OF its kind In the world.
The German Amusement company
will present an act In which music
will be extracted from anything and
everything within reach. Mardo
Brothers, the worlds famous acroba,s
In their grand, high and lofty tum-
bling will make the seemingly impos-
sible possible, but the most thrilling,
interesting and marvellous sight ever
witnessed will be the high dive OF the
horses, King and Queen, two superb,
pure white animals, who OF their own
Tree will walk up an incline that runs
10 a platform In mid air whence they
dive into shallow tank OF water 10
feet below.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21

Schoolgirls MOUNTAIN, N. j.,
Aug. 21.-A harvest dinner In setting
Of corn husks and farm implements
was given by Mr. and Mrs. Horace l..
Montgomery Of New York in their cot
tage, The Moorings. The table, as
large as could be spread in the spa
cious pavilion. was decorated with
grasses, garlands of corn silk and
wreaths of forest leaves. Here and
there upon il were broods of chickens,
herds of cows in miniature and groups
of rakes. plows and other garden tools
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
VIII Interest Many. f.

Every person should know that
good health is impossible If the kid
neys are deranged. Fowley's Kidney
Cure will cure kidney and bladder
disease in every form, ard will build
up and strengthen these organs so
they will preform their functions pro-
perly. No danger of Bright's disease
or diabetes if Foley's Kidney cure is
taken in time. For sale by B. A.
QuinIan.I
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
West Point Cadets at FishkiII.

NEWBURG. n. Y. Aug. 21.-The en-
tire battalion of West Point cadets
with about III of the regular army at
tached to the post. arrived at Fishkill,
having marched from Cold Springs,
where they camped after their first
day out on a FIVE days trip over coun-
try. Colonel Howe is in charge Of
tho cadets
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
Convict. Aid Russians In sakhaIin.

GODZYADANI, Manchuria, Aug. 21.-
Three Russian officers who have reach
ed the mainland from Sakhalin report
that the Russian force in the interior
of the island occupies an almost i'm
pregnable position and that they are
receiving the full support Of the con-
yicta
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
Riotipg In I<ishfncff.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 21.-A pri-
vate dispatch received here from Kish.
ineff says that rioting occurred there
Saturday evening following the publ
cation Of the 2;.perors manifesto. The
demonstrators are described rs num-
bering several thousand. but were dis
persed by mounted police. Shots were
fired on one street, but there is no re-
port of any casualties.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
Jap. Cruising on xsmchn,ks.

GoDZYADANI. Manchuria. Aug. II.
"A small squadron Of japanese cruis-
crs IL cruising OF the shore u Kan.
chatka. Armed schooners and torpedo
boats continue demonstrating all along
the Siberian coast. General Llneyitch
announces TO the Inhabitants Of tho
Amur region that there is no present
cause for anxiety or fear. as the en-
tire region IL quiet.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
stomach and Liver Trouble Cared.

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
stomach and liver trouble as IL aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills and ordinary carthartics. II
cures indigestion and sick headache,
and chronic constipation Orino Lax
alive Fruit Syrup does not nausease or
grippe and is mild and pleasant TO take.
Refuse substitutes. For sale by B. A.
Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
30 2 B. q Is L

Two base hits, Worthington. w
Hayden; wild pitch, of Hayden 3, Off
Mcclure 3; hit by pitched ball,
Wortiiington, Meader, Hall; struck
out, by Hayden ARCHITECTURE 8; left
on bases, Bennington TO-, GIN Boys 81
umpire, F G Archibald of Manches-.
ter.