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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-01-05
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OtrlH' ENuruttn1t
BY BISHOP SAMUEL FALLOws. D. D.,
Chicago,
. FALLOWS. d. D..

to an honorable and ganlul occupation. would like to see her fitted
to take an intelligent interest in public affairs and have the right
equally with her brother when OF age to cast a ballot on election day.
'"'''''V "i'n plead tor modification of our entire educational ss-
!" F" the primary school up to the university as related to the
nurture and training OF girls / cannot be accused of unfairness to
them SIMPLY because they are not BOYS.
Any close observer OF tc crowds of girls that come trooping
from orr graded and high schools cannot fail to- notice how many
have attcnuated forms and pale. bloodless faces, indicating the exist
Soce OF fundamental physiological wrongs. Leaving out OF consider
a'oo other causes in their home and social life, the one chief reason
Is ihe eNacing demand made upon them in their daily studies.
these growing girls are under an Atlas burden of books to bow
mcLn down. Conscientious to an extreme, they respond to every
WIS" d eager teachers to master fully a multiplicity OF subjects and
become show scholars. After consuming every moment of time
IN study IN school hours, they carry home the heavy weights of learn
ing and exercise their mental muscles upon them sometimes far into
me evening amc, All this is utterly wrong. The laws OF a girls being
lmpcratYcy plead Tor four or five hours a day only OF study between
the ages OF II and Is. No study out Of school should be as sacredly
observed as the ten commandments.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-01-05
Dramatic Criticism.

The best dramatic criticism | ever
heard" said viii Winch, the theatrical
press agent, was made for a man who
was in his cups. The piece, an English
comedy, was dragging awfully.
THE curtain had been up nearly half
an hour, I guess, and nothing had hap
pened to check the yawns that were seen
on the faces in the audience. At this
point our slightly intoxicated friend
Strengthened up, yawned, looked at his
watch and said in a voice heard through
the theater and on the stage: Say,
what time does this show begin?'"-
Kansas City Times.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-01-05
Indians as

Peter Bird Chief, a Comanche Indian,
living neal Clinton, has been very sue.
cessful in farming this year, says the
Kansas City Journal. He has already
gathered and marketed more than 500
bushels of corn and has more to place on
the market. There are a number Of the
Comanches trying to follow the white
farmers footsteps, and many of the cot
ton fields were dotted with redskins this
fall.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-01-05

The basis upon which
a federal divorce law
might be framed so as
to effect a compromise
between the several
opiuionatcd and more
or less severely prcju-
diced regions to be al
ircted thereby seems
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-01-05
Why H Didn't Pronosa

Borum-lf | were to ask your hand
IN marriage would you say MOP"
Miss Gotrox-Not me. I'd turn you
over to papa and telephone for an
ambulance Chicago Daily News.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-01-05

| utterly r~epudiate
the idea of wonlan's
i~nferiority to man, I
believe in giving the
girl an equal chance
with the boy to at
tam a generous edit
cation, | would open
to her every avenue
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-18
RANpoLPn cENTEn.

WANTED;--A single man for the winter
a COED mixer. Apply al once.
+. 7. BALL, Mead Farm, Randolph Cen
ter, VI.
T.. y. Hygor went to Woodstock Mon
day To do some mason work,
Mrs. Luke Parish is m ST. Adams, visit
ing the widow OF :, :. Allen.
John Bolin has been on the sick list sew
eral days and confined TO the house, but is
eonyalesclng.
Mary Gaylord, who had been visiting
her sister, Mrs, III. \. Allsn, has returned
to Burlington.
Mrs. Julia Stone returned Monday
night from short VISIT TO her daughter,
Mary, in Barre.
Walter &. Adams OF Chicopee, Mass, is
with his parents, w. T.. Adams and wife,
for a weeks vacation.
Mrs. Alice Grant and son, Fulton, OF
New York city are with her mother, Mrs
Stone, at the Maplewood.
Mrs. Noah Granger fell in her woodshed
Sunday evening, received severe bruises
ana Is confined TO the bed.
Mr., and Mrs. George OF Morrisville have
been visiting at George X. Pember's and
at the Colonial the past week.
MIS-. berlha Neal OF Nhlte River June
ton is at the Colonial for a few days, as
slsting in the household duties.
Joseph LaDuca has finished work for
Mrs. A. W. Osgood and has gone to Law =
renee, Mass, to VISIT friends and relatives.
| Union service was held in the Methodist
church Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Barker OF Bos-
ton spoke in the interest of the Anti
Saloon league.
| 1t is expected that there will be lecture
course here the coming winter. Commit
tees have been appointed to make neces-
sary arrangements.
II. c. Gilbert has been quite sick. DR..
Scott was called Saturday. Mr. Gilbert
had hard cold and bronchitis, but is
more comfortable and convalescing.
! The Laing Brothers moving picture en-
I tertainmeut at Normal hall Monday drew
| quite good audience and was very good
II was under the auspices of the Epworth
] lpapup
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NORMAL NOTES.

Miss Calef drove home for visit over
Sunday.
Miss Addie Rouhan went home Sunday
The New Webster's international die
tionary, with especial historic references.
has been placed in the library.
Many of the students attended the social
supper at the CUng'l parlors Friday night
and enjoyed good supper as usual.
a very attractive silk exhibit has been
received from Cheney Brothers, silk man
ufacturers OF South Manchester, Conn.
Long distance telephones have been in
stalled in the Normal office and in the
principals house; and also a private line
between the Normal and Training schools.
A circular issued by the Bellows Falls
school board is especially interesting to US
from the fact that there are ten Randolph
Normal graduates on the teachers list of
that town.
The Normal school closed Wednesday
noon Tor the week. The teachers all at
tend the state Teachers association meet
ing at Middlebury. Most of the students
have gone home.
A tennis contest was held Monday after
noon. The parties in the first set were
Miss kimball and Mr.. Page VS.. Miss God
frey and Mr.. Ball. 1t was won by the lat
ter. The next set was played by Miss
Parker and MIR. David VS.. Miss Washburn
and Ralph Wood. The latter won. The
final, played between the winning cou-
Ball.
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sRO0kFiELp.

Solomon Smith IS quite sick.
Miss Ethel spooner is working for Mrs.
S, b. Holden.
=, DR.. and Mrs. Ellis spent few days in
Barre last week.
Fri Dirty is in Millers Falls, Mass, VS.
iting his daughter, Grace.
Miss Florence Henry returned FRIDAY
from visit in Mortified.
Mrs. Laura Allis was the guest of Mrs.
A. l.. Follansbee last week.
A. {. Labonta returned last Thursday
from visit in Berlin, n. II.
Mr.. Dowdell OF Rochester is visiting his
daughter, Mrs, Josiah Smith.
William Clark, who was threatened
with pneumonia, is somewhat better.
Rollin Lewis of Hnesburg visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. Lewis, over
Sunday. WV
Miss Alliston and Mrs. f. H. Ketchum
OF Randolph visited Mrs. W. H. Ketchum
Saturday.
The Grange sociable for members and
their families will take place Friday even
ing, the 10Th. b..
Mrs. Earl Blanchard and three children
spent few days last week at Harry Jones
and Wallace Fullam's.
Mrs. Julia Seabury returned to her
nome IN waterbury last Thursday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Mary Ralph.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Kinney were called
to Northtield Monday by the serious III
ness of Mrs. Kinney's father.
Fred Moore and daughter, Minnie, al
Orange, Mass. visited his nieces, Mrs
Charles Beard and Mrs. George Smith
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Smith, who had
been visiting his brother, George Smith
started for their home in Los Angeles
Cal, Monday. 'N'N7'
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Faro were initiated
into the chapter Of the Eastern Star et The
regular meeting last Thursday evening
A banquet was served.
Earl Hines, who had been the spest ~
his aunt, Mrs. Rumney, was called 10 bis
home in North Elba, n. Y, last weel. 1 bS
the serious illness Of his mother. ~
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Notice Of Settlement.


STATE OF VERM0NT,l. In the Probate Court
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. held at Randolph. in and
ior SAID District, on the 9Th day of October, A. D.
1906, p. ID. Chatheld. administratur
OF the estate of P. B. Perrin, late Of
randolph in said district, deceased, pre-.
SCENTS nus administration account for examination
and allowance and makes application for a decree
deceased.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said Court that
SAID account and said application be referred to
session OF said Court, TO be held at the probate
office in said Randolph, on the Nth day Of Oct
A. d, 1905, for hearing and decision thereon;
ana II Is further ordered, that all persons
Interested be notified hereof by publication Of
notice of said application and order thereon,
three weeks successfully in the Herald and
News, paper published In Randolph, and which
clrculates in the neighborhood of those inter
ested before said time of hearing, that they may
APPEAR az said time and place, and, If they see
cause, object thereto.
BY the Court: Attest
M. M. WILSON, Register and Acting Judge.
a true copy of Record: Attest, 1724
M M WILSON, Register and Acting Judge
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Mrs. w. L Hutchinson is improving.
Sadie Kent has gone to o. B. Copeland's.
Henry Cram is visiting at Mrs. Sarah
Kelsey's.
f. ". Perrin has been on the sick list
for few days.
Mrs. Arthur Comstock is with her moth
er, Mrs. James Judd.
Don Clifford and family are spending
some time at Lewis Gifford's.
Mrs. A. q. Whitman Of South Royalton
was at ID, l.. Loomis' short time Sunday.
Carpenters from South Royalton have a
new stable at B. A. Burnham's well under
way.
MIR. and Mrs. Luther Roscoe of Middle
bury made short visit the first of the
week at E. p. Riford's.
Bert Smith came Saturday from Boston
to go home with his mother, Mrs. L, F,
smith, at A. P. Paine's.
Miss Abbie Whitney came SATURDAY.
from the Normal to stay with her sister,
Marion, at d. L. Loomis'.
Miss Nettie Pember has Just returned
from Hartford, VT, and Hanover, n. H.,
where she substituted as teacher.
Mrs. Gould has sold the ancient side
board she purchased in Chelsea some time
ago to Mrs. Mcclellan to go to Minnesota.
G. l.. Spooner and Horace Klngsbury
are laying the pipe from a spring on Al
bert Harlow's to secure water for their
buildings.
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EAST BETHEL,

Wills.
Carey Todd returned from trip to Bos-
ton Friday night.
Hard colds seem to have victims in al
most every family.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Washburn and SON
John, went to Montreal Monday.
Fred Lyne's family are out again after
having the prevailing distemper.
Mrs. M. H. Fowler and Mrs. JENNA N
BALDWIN were in Randolph Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Constock visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Washburn, Monday.
The Young Ladies' club had a good at
tendance at the baked bean supper.
ii. X. Kingsbury and Gilman Spooner
are bringing running water to their
houses.
George Harlow returned Saturday
from Canada, when he had been to buy
basket stock. '
-, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Clifford and son.
Iheron, have returned to their home at
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Mrs. w. A. Hutchinson had relanse
last week and is quite sick. Mrs. l.. A
Brewster is caring for her.
Charles Buck and family have returned
TO their home in Concord, N. H.. after
spending some time with his brother
here. o'hei
IL; W. Fowler is experimenting the lob
OF bringing the water from VIM, p
SMITHS pasture to his house-a distance
of some 10 rods. 'A0e
Mrs. George Harlow suffered A severe
attack OF indigestion Sunday and DR.,
Jdreene OF Bethel was called. She is BET
ter at this writing. wv
=, Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Buck, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Z. Washburn, Mrs. Nv. Allen,
Mrs. george Harlow and Walter Green
were among those in Randolph Saturday,
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The Heart Can't Stam
Rheumatic Acid
Poisoning.
To Free and eorse. the Bleed a Uric Ira,
ment Is Advised.

There is great danger In those Sham. .t..,,..
pains through the chest sroand the region M ~
heart II means that poison08s uric ana j -
matte acid are there ready % spFing AZ ~
tightly the muscles controlling The hesrf. =
ton. nant neglect these warnings. they -. r.
danger signals Nature flashes 10 you ~ L
You must neutraliae aud drive these dan, 3
polssons from the system or sooner 90 latt- y,
viii overcome you, y
fhe 0nly true way to cure Rheumatisn IA fs =
AZ Il from the inside with uric-O. ID set. ~
marvellous sNittness upon the muscles .a-&
and hlood. Clears 0ut he sand like dtf,....r I
the muscles, forces the kidneys - perfurm n s
duties for which they were designed and H. ~
izvs the acid within the blood
Your physician will admit that this i Tho.
true way "a cure rheumatism permanent ~
sh0uld know that Uric.O l. the one renee ~.
viii do L successfully and permanently go
l. liquid taken Internally three times taiIt ~
does NOT contain drop ~ alcohol, opium - ~.
dangerous poisQns, II Il good Tor Rheumat ..ll .
any iurm, sciallea, Musealar, lnuammatlry ~
NtlcuiaF Rheumatism an Weld readily Il tr..F
The store II n, A. Leonard Il the home III Ir.aa
Ia Randolph and II you Call on him he eau All ~
~ many wonderful cures that Uric-O has Ii
right here IN your own home town. lie sen. +
for tac aud sl.o9 the battle, or you can Ola y
trial bottle free by writipg 90 the makfr. \
Vrle-o, the smith prag Co, Syracuse, NY
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Isls; IL, Il. Howard, Albany Mrs. Horace
Hebsrd, Mrs. J, X. Lynde, George Palter-
son, WiiIiamstown; ii. r. Jordan, Brat
tlehoro; Mrs. q. r. II. JENNIE, Brattleboroi
+. c. Kinney, Barton; Mabel hilmer, Lnd-
low; Z, W. Kelley, Lunenburgi Carrie
Kline, NJ. +, Thompson, Colehesteri
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Rider, Bristol; Mrs,
W, A, Richardson, Montgomery Hazel
Stone, Herbert Skeels, swantoni Della
Smith, Windsor; Oscar Stuart, hakerstieldi
Bertha Frink, Mrs. q, +, Leland, Florence
Smith, Montpelier; Mrs. c, ;. Fletcher,
Elsie Leach, Rev, George story, Mrs, \. A,
Wood, Essex Junction; Mrs, Griffith,
Rev. and Mrs, W, n, Roberts, Mrs. Dustin
Ward, Moretown; Rev, J, 2, Angel, Bert
A. Miller, Miss Watts, Stowe,
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BETHEL olympus,

Mrs. e. o. Twitchell and son, Glenn,
are visiting in Brookfield.
Mrs. John Morse, Jr., is visiting her
piece, Mrs. Belle Goddard, in South Stock
bridge.
The annual meeting OF the Bethel
branch of the International Sunshine So
ciety will be held with Mrs. J. II. Beck
with Thursday, Oct. 20. Dinner will he
served, and contributions of pie, cake or
rolls are requested.
Scott W.. Brown and Miss H. Brace.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Mann
were married Sept. 80 in Trinity Metho-
dist church, Bridge street, Springfield.
Mass, a small party of intimate friends
witnessing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Springfield. ~
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q. 4, X. at the Town hall next Friday
afternoon and evening, Assurances have
been received Of the attendance IN all
probability OF Department Comma der
John A, sheldon OF Rutland, Assistant
Adiutaut General VI, ", Spsnord II Rut-
land and as many Of Commander shell
dOn's stan ~ he eau induce To come,
EN-Goy, Pmgree, Congressman Haskins
aud Marshal Horace Bailey write that
they will be here II possible, and many
more good speakers are expected who
have not been heard from definitely as
vet. Chase 4 Sanborn Of Boston have
Instructed their agent at Bethel, q, IL,
KINDA |, 20 furnish all coffee needed for
the entertainment OF the veterans and to
charge il 10 the firm.
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License to Sell.


ESTATE OF RUFUS HUTCHINSON
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held
RASDoLPH DISTRICT, S. at Randolph in and fol
said District, on the 10th day of Oct, A. d. 1900
81 Jp4n ., Hutchinson. admr, of the estate of Rl'
Jus hutchinson, late of Randolph, in said District
deceased makes application to said Court for
license TO sell all of the real estate of said De-
leased situated in Randolph, Vt, to wit: the
nome place and land appurtenant on the easterF
sue Oh Elm street in Randolph village, represent
ing mat the sale will be beneficial TO all parties
interested.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said Court that
sald application be referred to session Thereof,
70 DC heid at the Probate Office in said Rando 2
on the 9th day of Oct A. d. 1906 for hearing and
dSclsion thereon; and 1t is further ordered, that
all persons interested be notified hereofby publ
catlon OF notice of said application and order
Inereon, three weeks successfully in the HelHl
a ai news, newspaper published at Randolph
inns state and which circulates In the neighb"r-
mood OF those interested, before said time o.,
nearing, that they may appear at said time ana
Placei ana, II they see cause, object thereto
BY the Court; Attest 1924
MARCH M. WATSON, Register and Acting Juds e.
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STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION,

Mr.. Pearee again delighted the CONVEX
ton with hsli-hOur talk about "World.
vide sunday school Work. An old
soldier said that he Was able TO face the
enemy's guns because he felt the touch OF
elbows ON either side. Stretched around
this earth is a mighty army OF 2o,OOO,OOO
sunday school workers touching elbows.
The speaker alluded TO various phases OF
the International soeiety's work and said
il was limited only by the western henri
sphere and the outlying islands, Mexico
held a convention last year OF 700 delegates,
many travelling for days TO attend, Mr.,
peares spoke OF Young man Who had
resigned as bank cashier and taken up
sunday school work, and expressed the
wish that il Won q cloud up and rain such
men for 10 days ana 40 nights,
The international work naturally divides
into four Organization, oo-opera-
ton, education and encours cement. The
speaker dwelt upon each briefly and re-
freshed his audience with Illustrations
and anecdotes, A great deal remains TO
be- done in some parts 10 break down the
prejudice against the Sunday school.
Bright and pertinent stories lent interest
TO Mr.. PeaTee's talk,
Following il, Acting President Williams
said that enough pledges had been Sc
cured TO meet last years deficit in funds,
and Mr., Pearce led up TO a distribution Of
cards for pledges for the coming year,
"Love Divine, Al Love EXcelling," was
rendered as duet by Miss Sparhawk aud
Mr., Merriield,
An address by Edward r, st, John, pro-
lessor in the Hartford school Of Religious
Pedagogy, on "Esrly Childhood" followed.
Prot, 81, John took up the period OF child
hood from the age OF two or three to
eight and made careful and instructive
analysis OF its physical and intellectual
development, and of the most approved
methods OF directing II TO advantage in
the Sunday school, The underlying prin-
clple is not to curb or repress the natural
impulses OF the child, but to lead them into
proper channels. Many suggestions. of
how to deal with the sometime annoying
manifestations Of the ehild's eXuberant
spirits were given. His activities, his
restlessness, his materlalism, his love OF
nature, mis- limitations OF conception, his
simplicity, his Imagination, his depend
ence upon the physical senses, his emo
tions, including love, sympathy, fear and
anger, can all be employed and, by proper
methods which the speaker outlined,
turned to Gods account. Prof. s.. Johns
address left much food for reflection and
will produce results in changed methods
OF handling young children,
DR.. Barnes again closed with word for
the night.
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J. H. HEWITT,
SO. Royalton, VT.
Notice Of Settlement.
ESTATE OF ABIJAH W. osGooD.


STATE OF VERMONT, In the Probate Court
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. held at Randolph In sud
Tor SAID District on the 18th day Of Oct, A. d.
1905, Persis |. OsgoOd, administrator with sill
annexed OF the estate Of Abijah W. osgutd
late OF Randolph, in said dis.
trlct, deceased. presents his administration ace
count for examination and allowance, and mas IS
application for decree Of distribution and
partition of the estate OF said deceased
Whereupon, IL Is ordered by said Court that 81 >
account ana said application be referred 90 q
session OF said Court, TO be held at the Pro.
bate Office In said Randolph on the 10th dav 40
Nov, A, ID. 1906, for hearing and decision there.
on ana u is further ordered, that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication "
notice Of said application and order thereon three
weeks successfully In heHerald and New, a
paper published in Randolph, and which cir Ne
lates IN the neighborhood of those Interested
before said time of hearing that they may appear
az SAID time and place, and, II they see cause,
OBJECT thereto. 1875
Blythe Court: Attest
M NJ. WILSON, Register and Acting Judge.
A true copy of Record: Attest,
NJ M, WILSON, Register and Acting Judgt.
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IT'S a HIT.

Just Dear Little Home by the River
the popular song by Chas. IL. Bessey Il
selling big. It's easy and has the right
swing. Good as wsltz for dancing
get copy by mail, only zoe.
Y. II. Bessey, Burlington, vt.
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PiTrSFiE,D.

Henry Brophy was in Rutland Saturday.
,,, Mr. Days subject next Sunday will be
"The Brevity of Life" w
The Ladies' Benevolent society will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Gay Durkee. -'i i'
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Watch the kidpaus -

when they are affected, life is in dang
er, says DIR. Abernethy, the great English
physician. Foley's Kidney Cure makes
sound kidneys. Sold by Ii. A. Leonard.
Randolph, and c. A. Densmore, Chelsea,
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& stray Notice.

strayed from the pasture of w. S. Scott III
uranvliie about September 70, one bull calf, re-
ana Whlte with little brindle. Anyone hnd ny
expense. 1924 Oct g. 1905.
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A cold is much more easily cpred ,rIou
the bowels are open. Kennedy's Taxat iv,l
honey and Tar opens the bowels end
drives the cold out of the system in yop6e
or oid' Sold by M. j. Sargent e. Son
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WEST HARTEOE-

this writing. wa worry SICK at
Lebanon, N. Ii. u' III
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Estray Notice.

round In my enclosure Sept goth. one large red
COW, dehorHed, with bunch on one knee on.
small yem ing bull, black and white. OWnel
must pay for this adj and the keeping.
ALBERT G.. SP0ONER, East Braintree, VT
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a Guaranteed Cure For Piles

itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protrudinp
Flles, Druggists are authorized to refund
money il PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure
in TO IA days SOC. e"ie
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Low Rate SUNDAY Fxeu..ia

Inc Central Vermont railway will RIM
a. low rate excursion SUNDAY. Octobnr
Il, between principal stations. on fhe
paper train, leaving White River Junction
at 10Y o. M and returning on the evening"
tram leaving st. Adams at 6 :25 D. m,
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ut was almost miracle, Rprdoo,.
blooo bltters cured me of terrible break
ing ont ali over the body. | am very
E g,ornd.n,i Mil Miss Julia Filbridge, West
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To Cure a Cold in One pav.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinipe Tab
lets. Druggists refund money if it fails tn
cure. e. w. GROVES signature is on
each boy 25c. 10 VI