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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-12-01

i've, v,rtrs7aa xr.n+,a.,,r "a
something near me- wrfgg1et1 franfIca11p
as well Then one of mr. hands strner
something that Welded and there eama
a rnrffIed voice from somewhere in the
neigh borhood.
aGriggsl,t it said.
I .Yes7
W-W-w-whera are we? This isn't
the coal bin. Are you hurt?'
.tI give it up. Are your,
II think not Why, Grigs, this must
be one OF the big coal cartsi''
i shouldn't wonder" / assented.
vaguely.
But-hoW-
You- miserable coal-scutt1e must
nave summed US, picked US up and
oampea us IN with the eoal. ! ex-
eiallliea' soooeliy shi1shlea-
so1- IL eaihe lhfoush tae
p'aeAhess. nun. II : seoppeos
fof long, long time, as It seemed.
there was silence. Inc weight or coal
= ssoou uo~h aneli was neai "
.na aleos "a h1hs was sluAtias pau
vas speeuiat1hs as 70 "hslnsF ne
was actually ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !
euuio stahd the sIFaln myself lot an
oahel H-iie.se-When lstnlns besah
- s'iae, iae coal s1iu' SUI, raw
n a,z.. s1iu-sAe No1io seensa " NC
'tals.
we iandeo upon lne sidewalk. we
shrugged ana oeaI ana tnfesned az the
eoa1, ana nnalIy managed 70 rise
Out ~ ie--pleeh oiack, dazed ana oat-
Tered.
Ana the first object which eonfront-
ed US was the home or Hawkins! We
hao peen delivered at his door, with
the iooI tons OF nut eoaa.
They'll have to sign for US on the
drivers slip, remembered saying
That person let off a shrek and
vanished. down the street. Then the
1oo@ W eAAo IAs w fAAAis z41041I0 opCAG1s dl0
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a. Chaser.

DO you think all those city folks
will come to visit us this summer"
said the farmer.
mo, there's no danger said his
wife. I've just written them that
we've gone into the bee business. -
Detroit Free Press.
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No use. Nobody could hear us
down here. Go On. Griggs. Make yol,r


| mo use. Nobody could hear us
down here. Co on, Griggs. Make your
attempt. I've done my part
And yon wish to. see me repeat the
performance? Thank you. No.
But it's the only way out
Then I said, I'm afraid we're
slated to spend the night here
Good Lord! We can't do tnat.''
Il have a notion, Hawkins I went
| on, that we not only can, but shall.
You say we cant attract any ones at
| tention, and guess you're right
| Hence, as there is no one to pull us
out, End we can't pull ourselves out,
| we shall remain mere. That's logic.
isn't 1T"
IT'S awfuls' exclaimed the invent
or. Why, we may not get out to-
morrow
Nor the next day. nor the one after
that. Exactly. We shall have to wait
until this wretched place is emptied,
when they will find our bleaching
| ske1etons-if skeletons can bleach in
a coal bin
Hawkins blinked his sable eyelids at
me.
"Or we might go to work and pile
all the coal on one side of the hin,'' I
| continued. 1T wouldn't take more than
| a week or SO, throwing it over by
| handfuls; and when at last they found
that your erano-engine wouldn't bring
| up any more from this side
| "Aha.'' cried the inventor, with sud-
den animation. That's it! The Crano-
Scale.''
Yes, that's it, I assented. away
up near the roof. What about it,"
| Why, it solves the whole problem, :,
said Hawkins. Don't you see, the next
time they need nut-eoal, they'll set the
engine going and scoop
"Four-tons-nut, Bill!' said far
away voice. Yep! Four ton. Start
up the blamed machine!"
What? What did he say?" cried
| the inventor.
Something about starting the en-
CINE,
That's what I thought. They're go
| ing 70 use the Crano-sca!e, Griggs!
| We're saved! We're saved!"
Il fail to see it.
why, when the thing comes down.
be ready. Ah-it's coming now! Get
ready. Gr1ggs! Get ready! Be pre-
pared to make dash for it!''
And then"
And then climb in, Of course. There
won't be much room, for they're going
to take on four tons, and the thing
will be full; but we can manage it. We
can do it, Griggs, and be home in time
for dinner.
.sAna you're a fne-looking object to
go to dinner" I added.
Hawkins countenance fell some
| what, but there was no time for a
reply The eoa1-scuttle Of the Crano-
Scale was lowering above us, evident
" selecting a spot for its operations.
Here! We're right under itl'
| hawkins shouted. This way. Griggs!
Quick! Lord! It's coming doWn-it'll
hit you! Quick,
And I dived toward Hawkins as
he was struggling for a foothold, and
then
= =
A line Of asterisks is the only way OF
| putting into print my state Of mind
or absence of any state of mind-for
the ensuing quarter Of an hour.
My first idea was that some absent
minded person had built three-story
house upon my unhappy body; but I
was Jogging and bouncing up and
| down, so that that hypothesis was
| manifestly untenable.
The weight Of the house was there,
though, and all about was sitting
blaekness.
I tried to turn. It was useless. /
| couldn't move.
The house had me pinned down hard
and fast.
agsAasauaA ae5aAaeaaae1nA asaaaada
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says about It. Mary, he said, kindly.
The looks very well indeed in it
ike an Dread. Mary, dressed all in
green. Z
Unfortunately, Mary was not dress
ed in green. She was red-haired, and
her dress was red; that was the
trouble
Once. On a day In id-March, when
out walking with a friend, and deeply
engaged IN conversation. Mr. Whit
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Gf,,h,.mJ. afiYn,Ie !, g

What want, said the young man,
rs to get married and have a peace
fnl. quiet nome Well. said Farmer
Corntosse1 sometimes 1t works that
way, and then again. sometimes It's
ike Joinin a debating society Met
bourne Weekly Times
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- esa-ef2 aeea 'a-

tier approached too near for safety to
place where blasting was going on.
The danger signal was shown, but
neither Friend noticed II, until q
workman, violently waving his arms
and shouting. 1eaped before them and
/ warned them back
Z didn't see the flag at all, said
Mr.. Whittier's companion.
e saw it, reioined the poet, with
a twinkle in his eye. but thought
II as ii honor Of st. patriek-tT1ee
knows my defect. I cant tell Erin
| from explosions, except By the harp"
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Writing a Business Letter

mas misrepresented. To take the other
course is to enter blind alley. You
may have to turn around to get out
of it. Youths Companion.
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Prudence.

Il am going to have my hands In.
sured,s said the eminent pianist
Don't do it. answered his man,
ager Your hands do not constitute
your most valuable asset. Have. your
hair insured. W shington Star.
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Bright tiues Without Significance for
the Poet Whittier.

It's well known that the poet Whit
tier was color blind. and unable to dis
tinguish red from green. He once
bought himself d neektie which he sup
posed TO be Of a modest ant suitable
olive tint, and wore it-or e. He
never wore 1t again. for his friends
soon made him aware that it ,aended
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-20

doing their best TO keep up the splendid
record Vermont has made As the maple
sugar state.
.Iustice'M, \. Wilson presided in the
case brought hy {. \. Wells against the
! Boston and Maine Il. Il. for attempting
to collect fare twice. The ease Was de
cided in favor OF the plaintiff. Now
when H. e. MrGinnis and NJ. A. Wilson
meet each doifs his hat and grcets the
other as Judge"
john H. Wilson and Dwigh, l.. Wells
have been chosen az two out of three
boys to speak on the joint debate at st.
Iohnshury academy, This annual debate
between the boys aud girls debating
societies is an important event in the
Academy life, and to he chosen as a
speaker is regarded as quite an houor
The question is "Would it be for the
best good of the nation to elect u presi-
dent for The third term - The winning
side will hold the gavel for the coming
year. We wish the boys success.
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lunenburg.

Dr. I.-iih of Lancaster Was ia iowa
last SUNDAY.
Easter sunday was not pleasant
day. There wa>@i pouring rain SATURDAY
night aud al SUNDAY, consequently q
>mall attendance at the churches.
Frank Temple, an old citizen Of this
town, died Friday morning after long
illurss. Funeral Was held Sunday after
noon at his late home. lie i survived
toy his Niir. me daughter, Mrs. FfauL
Carr of IT. .Iohushury, aud one sou.
George. ot this town. Deceased wa, q
man much respected.
Mis-. Kate Brrtliug OF Randolph.
Mass. has come To- Sp-ud some time
with her son, Dr, Brritliug. All are
pleased tu see her here again.
Charles Turner aud Wifi. gave 4 very
pleasant sugar party Ia a number at
! friends Monday afternoon.
Charles Thomas AMI wife and Kari
Bdlch and wiir entertained the Whist
Club al their home Tuesday evening
the 10th inst. An spent most enjoy
able evening.
Mrs. Florence Dodge has returnr,
from her trip to Washington.
Mis-, Maud Cram has gone 10 ~
.IohnShury to work in a milliurry stor'
during the spring months.
The sugar >"a>nn Is proving q GOO,
one alik~ in quality and quantity,
MIR. Moulton OF Philadelphia is i CUES
at Harry Days at this time.
Mrs. Albert Morgan Is euterttiuiu.
her sister, Mrs. Nichols. fora lew week,
1t j. with deep regret that We have I,
+ report the death Of Mrs Addir l.. >rlSh,
wiie of Hon. Franklin u. Hale, at he
winter home at Coaticook. Que, whir
\. occurred Monday afternoon, April II
! She Was a native OF This town and idrur
flied with all that Was of the best. Su
:. wI> an active member al the CnugregI
tioual Church, charter member al ia
Womau's Club, aud ia both organization
.. did all that her always delicate hralt
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Cranky.

Miss Clara Lund, who has been the
guest "i her grandparents, Geo. W.
Shores and wife, has returned to her
home in St. .Johnsuury.
Mrs. Il. {. Gleason has been quite i'll.
and her sister Mrs. Susan Shores of
Gallup Mills has been caring for her.
o. NJ. Rice, special agent of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York, has insured several people in
CRANKY aud surrounding towns.
Geo. w. Shores is suffering from a
severe attack of rheumatism
Fred Stoddard and wife are rejoicing
over the birth OF II son. We congratulate
! them.
Mrs. Alex Smith, who has been very
i'll for the past six weeks, is now able to
sit up little each day.
A. NJ. Carpenter and Helen Shields
spent several days in st. Johnsbury, last
| WpeE.
Eldin Garfield OF GuiIdhall vii, work
for Arthur Shores during the coming
season.
The past two Sundays we have kepnlv
missed the clear soprano of Mrs. G. W.
Matthews from our church choir She
has been suffering from severe attack
of grip, but we hope soon to see her out
again.
IL. {. McGnuis has finished work at
the Crossing, and will saw for A. NJ.
Carpenter this spring.
w. l.. Carpenter is doing splendid
work with his new Leader Evaporator.
He made over hundred gallons of first
class honey last week. O. NJ. IIodgdon,
j. l.. " ellis, and many others are also
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-20
Agents Wanted

We want the Calfskins, Hides, SHEEP
pelts, Tallow, Bones, etc, collected ii
your vicinity.
Can't you arrange to purchase these
goods for us this spring? We will fur
nish the cash with which to buy; we
will also furnish tags, advice sheets
taking off directions, cloth posters tc
enable you to advertise the business, etc.
etc.
We pay highest cash prices and keeT
our customers thoroughly posted ON the
conditions OF the market and pay the
freight.
TO any one writing us aud mentions
ing this paper, we will mail iull particu
lars. Address,
CARROLL $. PAGE, Hyde Park, vt.
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Norton.

l.. NJ. Fuller aud wife are visiting
fri-udS IN Groyrtou.
Alrhonse Turgeou of bethlehem, y.
II Was iu town 4" huy house. lie
intends &" move here.
Frank Eoly las gone 10 Weulock Il"
work Tor the burgess Sulphite Co.
Miss Grace D.rharme who is attend
lug school Il Coaltroek, Nas home ion
Easter.
VIM. Lane Of Calais, Me, was the
guest OF \. W. Burbank Friday.
William Knight aud family We're the
guests Of \. ). Macdonald aud wife
during the Easter holiday.
L. II. lin went to CoaIiconk Satm-
day 10 rrlrni,h hi. stock al syrup caus.
+ II. Young aud wife visited relatives
ia DjNyiile last week.
Miss Connie Marsh, who Was home
FROM >herhruoke Tor Easter returned
Tuesday.
Mrs Smith of Island Pond was the
guest OF Mrs. H. ", Marsh the first OF
the WEEK..
Mrs. II. W. Marsh aud daughter lnel
attended the O. +. ). couvocation al
Island Pond Monday
H. II. Howe and wife of Sherhrookt
were the guests of H. w. Chick Tuesday
Thomas Pclletier, who has been visit
iug friends at Arthahaska and ST
lllairc returned home Tuesday.
q. H. T. Webster went to Montrea
lt~i Thursday To ace mpany his daugh
ter Itrue home for Easter. She .Ieturu
to Montreal Tues lay.
Miss Cora Mclean of Coaticook i
visiting her father Albert Mclean, 70
a few days
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-20
Is The Moon lph biteG?

Science has proved that the moon has
an atmosphere, which makes life in
some form possible on that satellite
but not for human beings, who have Il
hard enough time on this earth of ours
especially those who don't know that
f ectric Riiters cure Headache. Bilious.
ness, Malaria, ChillS aud Fever, .Iaundice.
Dyspepsia, dizziness, Torpid Liver
Kidney complaints, General Debility aud
Female Weaknesses. Guequalled as :,
general Tonic and Appetizer for weak
persons and especially for the aged. 1t
induces sound sleep. Fully guaranteed
10y John W. rhurston, Druggist. Price
only soc.
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Concord.

At the annual communication OF
Moose River Lodge, f, x NJ, held at
Masonic hall Saturday evening April It'll
the following officers were elected
George Chapman, W. NJ.
:. Moody, $. W.
j. II. Clarke, j. W.
.. i. Cutting, Treas.
II. +. Johnson, Sec'y.
j. &. Chapman, 5. ID.
&. II. Hastings, j. ID.
The installation will take place Saturday
evening April n.
The drama VALLEY Farm" was the
best play aud the characters the hest
fitted to their parts of anything put upon
he stage here for many years. II drew
II large house, both evenings, aud W"s
much enjoyed by ell present.
Lanlord c. +. Shaw is expecting tc
go into a hotel at Whtehpld, \. II
We all regret to have such a family leave
the place. They have kepta good clean
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-20
Ieutenant-0 Governor,

; ue with his business aud social success.
Ia 1896 the republicans elected him to
the House hv one of tie largest votes
ever given ia town aud notwithstanding
he had a very popular democrat ~ Ia,
nppourut Ia l9ul hr WAS elected one
of the Senator, from OrieauS County
without vote ia "pr'>lliom aHd at the
organization at the Nemair Was honorrd
hS receiving the election OF President
mo ten at that ho,ly lie proved T."
ap 4 very courteous. efficient and pupula,
presiding ullic'r, aud had a marked.
Wholesome infueuc" upon the work OF
taa, body.
LAYING aside all supertlaous words,
with no atte"pt at htt;ery or undue
praise. We have The facts apparent aud
undi,pulcd, aud ltcls are what cllrzens
ash for aud consider when seeking the
hest candidates Tor POSITIONS of RESPONSE
hilly.
Ia Mr.. Prouty W. have a reliable sue
res>iul hu>iuess man. \ man known.
tried aud respected hy the community
~ which he has always lived. \ man
of extended acquaintance i'll business
aud political circles. \ man clean ia his
private life. honorable au,. Trustworthy
He j, familiar too with all the questions
ri reform TOW prominent aud apparently
urcd Il Ia the administration OF state
affairs. lie is a mau OF pronounced
convictions and truacity ri parpose whru
convinced he is right Added to these
prominent qualities hr Was horn and
reared as a strong, tue, uucompronis
ing repuhlicau. and is ready ever t,
, devote time. money and the hest of hi
> ability Tor the promotion OF the highes
interests of his party aud Tor the honest
. economical aud faithful administration
+ of state government, with no graft o
even suspicion of dishonesty. Beeaus,
| of these facts his towuSmen aud friend
can conscientiously aud without reserve
commend him as a man unusually wei
fitted for the important position 10
which he is candidate and b-speak 70
him careful cousidarat ION aud a "Squai,
i deal" IN the coming canvass.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-20

George Herbert Prouty, whose por-
trait We give above, is a native OF New
port. Orleans County, where he Was
born March lth. lSt2 aud is therefore
II years old. lie has speut his entire
life IN the town of his birth. aud his
reputation at home as To his character
aud business ability are such a. To com
mend him to all rs one we'll fitted To
fill the rhce oi Northumberland. Il"
which office he aSpirpS. la the village
| school, academy aud business college, he
received a good practical education, aud
| at the are of eighteen entered the
employ of his father who, with q. {.
Miller, was engaged in prosperous
business, then only in its Infancy, the
manufacture OF lumber, the firm being
known as Prouty \ Miller. lie was
very soon sent to kuOw!tou. I. q, I,
superiutcnd a branch mill, and IN lSS-
became u partner in the firm. Since
that time he has been in great measure
the manager of the business. lie ha!
put his entire time aud energy into it
The plant has been enlarged other mill
in Canada and Maine added. and TIA,
output which in lNSi WAS about Slj0,oo'
per wear has been increased to Iouu,
million per aunum. He has proved hlm
self to be a thorough business man.
As a citizen. he holds equally As goo
: a record. Being So completely devote
: to his business, he did not PROMINENT
70 enter the village or town affairs. mt
his good Judgment was recognized an
the people asked him 10 assume otlici;
, duties. He has held many of the pos
tions requiring good Judgment, deciso
of character and honesty OF purpoS'
, aud been found true and faithful in al
He has ever allied himself with all pr,
ectS for the material growth of tt
community aad is in sympathy with a
that tends toward the growth an
. development of the best things i'll Societ
- He is ever ready to aid worthy object
not only lay his influence, but 10y gene
ous contribution.
His political career, too. has been
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-20

house IN every sehSe of the word aud
made many WARM friends here.
The schools commenced here Monday
with Prof Cowles in the high school.
Miss Etta Dryer grammar department,
Miss Cora Whitcher intermediate, Miss
Orpha Farmer primary.
William 5. Howard, formerly of Con-
cord, but now residing in st. .Johnshury,
was i'll town one day the first of the
MnuL
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Morgan Center.

Ms. J.auu-ti- Cargill = recovering
from a ..-,-r- attack Il i"i,iiilis.
\. lieui, from island Pond called 800
fri-uis h.nr r-c-utly.
WillEa-r, J., h"m. from h. work iu
Holland, and working for Cd. G"o'l~-ll.
Levi, Prryonrha has moved from
Holland o. the C-uier.
l.. 4. Good,..ll, a former resident oi
TIL, place, MAS here from llayrrhili'
Mas. last week tn :isit his mother,
Mrs Albert Goodsall.
". Lw-us from Island Pond was II
town last week.
Arthur burroughs is home from hii
work at Derby. having badly cut hi
wrist.
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Canaan.

Ii. {. Lord has sold his buSin eSs as a
boot and shoemaker. and moved t.
Waltham, Mass.
Ii there is any law in this state to
punish "a person for cruelty to animals
your correspondent is OF the opinion
that some of the town officers had better
see that it is enforced.
F. 4. Turner has purchased from Ella
and Belle Farnham the two story house
in which he now resides.
Fred A. BaSsett. one of Canaan
sitadtast young men, has gone to Boston
to work.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-20

Hon. Frank plunley has written to
the Mortified News that he has decided
not to enter the congressional canvass III
the Second District. His decision is
based on purely personal reasons an /
is final. He also expresses thanks to his
friends and the state press.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-20
lemIngton.

Mrs Geo. X Ramsay has been quite
i'll with the grip.
Martin IIolbrook of Otto, \. Y, is
visiting his mother, Mrs o. }. lIoIbrook.
Ray Norton started Monday on u
vacation trip through the central part Of
the state.
Miss Francis Cook has finisl ed work
for Mrs. Geo. Ramsay, aud returned to
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-20

No graft at Windsor, More to COM
mend than condemn. More money rN
pended on the plant and equipment
would he wise measure OF economy
Mr.. Oakes practically commended tor
his long tenn of faithful service. All
this and more say the members OF the
special investigating committee. Well
such is the result We looked for. How
will this satisfy the Hon. Percy, anc
those who desired to pull somebody
down in order that they might climb up
There has never been any graft or EN-
bezzlement in Vermont in her public
affairs and there never will. as long a
We yeuerate our fathers as We do now
as long as We are truly loyal to Our lon!
time ideas of private integrity and pub
lie honor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-20
her home ia Colunhia.

her home ia Columbia
John Gannsn hal sugaFiug "h
Ssiurlav. t. Which H. ilAil--l a uuia'H G
uf hi, friends.
/ \ had ua,hnui hy the Mnnry hr"nL
hridsr maL,. travel impossible for seyrIa
DAYS.
Sugar makers report very I'oor YIELD
oi SAP.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-20

Hon. G-nrs- Herbert rr'uty al New
lrfi. candidate. f"r Lieutenant Governor.
i a,mu.t tn, we'll known 10 u"rii'"asi,r
Vermont Ia need any special iuir'd""
ton Ia the readers nf this PAPER. ""
Knew his father lrfnr. him and Ne know
him un, ouly Il, ruhlic reputation. hu
iu the r,a,-r relationship ct personal
acquaintance Mr.. pnuty Viii r"cciN'
th. h-ariy support al this >rrii"'' ct th"
state. where perhaps h- l. test known
liz l. recognized as one "i the leading
men OF the Younger grurralInm In i'r
State. in hl>iu,.Ss. social life aud "lltlr>
~ "a business mau. hrl'g "t t,fr pros
Ir.r.u> finn nf pruutN y Wider. h" e.. i'\s
= r,.ruialion Tor honorable dealing aud
~ r,sSlul operation, such ~ l. acc". d 1t
Ia hu1 few men. Alihurgh th-lI ii-.d
OF ol~raii II is V mont, Maine amt
Canada, sill bert Prdty is true, Iona
Vcrmuulrr, proud ut her past aud l"-
levin. in her iutur- al growth aud
Development. AS Il citizen hr has lfS.lN
ratn.d an Influential position. A'N
PROSPECT for the material Improvement,
ar moral and educ ,tional advancement
Of lar community. always finds III HIM
u hearty supporter Every worthy OF ct
gets from him Il fair hearing. the lenrill
OF his sound Judgment aud material
financial aid. Ills public career has
been one of worth. and rreditahlr IN 4
high degree to him. As representative
from his town as we'll as a senator from
Orleans he has ever been found mat
of conviction. faithful 10 every tu>
imposed upon him. II h" should h
further entrusted with greater responsl
hiittS we know he would perform al
duties faithfully. and he Il credit to til
State. We heartily support him for tn
position, aud in SO doing believe We Al
voicing the sentiments of this commn'
itV.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-20
ToeugE A coI.DIS ON DAY,

Take LAXATIVE liR"No Quinine Tab
bets Druggists rrfuud money If il fails
to cure. T.. ". GH"vE'- signature is on
each box. DE.