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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-19
Old Resident Dead.

Mrs. Roxana (pergol Dewey passed
away at her home On the West Hill at 5
O'Clock Monday afternoon at the advanced
sge Of 81 yrs, mos, II days. The cause
Of her death was really old age, the wear
ing out OF the machinery OF the body.
She was born IN this town Feb. Is, 1913.
She was married sept. 20, 1910, to David
Dewey and went to live on ths farm which
had since been her home. Mr.. Dewey
died in 1875. She left one son, WILDER +.
Dewey. with whom she lived, and one
daughter, Mrs. Adelia NJ. Whitney, also
OF this town.
Mrs. Dewey was one OF those rare and
beautiful characters OF the old school.
She was always ready 10 assist her ne gh-
bors and friends IN time Of sickness or al
Fiction Of any kind.
She maintained her faculties in re-
markahle degree for one OF her age ana
took a lively interest in the current events
OF the day, having read the papers up 10
three weeks before her death. Only last
winter she hemstitehed several handker-
chiefs and did other fine work with the
needle. Six years ago. Mrs. Dewey had
the misfortune to break her hip and none
81 her friends expected she would ever
walk again, bat she so far recovered that
she wss able to walk without the use OF a
cane. She received tender and loving care
from her son and his wife in her declining
years. Ia
Yesterday "wednesday at tNo O'Clock p
M. from the church on the West HUI,
Rev. George +. Lake OF the Congl church
officiating. In the sbsence OF the pastor,
Rev l.. n Moody.
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POST MILLS.

All. Cotton has been camping on top
OF Mt Mansfield.
Rev. Mr.. Penwarden is taking vacation
at Hoboken, \. j.
Mrs. Minnie Lee and daughter are stop
ping at Mrs. Bankers.
sumner Allen has gone to New YORK
city where be has position as engineer
r. X. Burr is putting up fine dancing
pavilion just east OF the Lake view House
Henry Gilman and family are spending a
short vacation at Fred and David Turner s.
They came with an auto.
Misses Dora and Hattie Burr OF Boston
and Mrs. Sawyer and daughter are spend
ing vacation at Mrs. A. II. SouthWorth s.
R.K. Burr's hand that was injured July
m by the bursting OF a rocket IS gaining
and In time viii be nearly perfect except
an ugly scar.
MIR. Wheeler from South Fairlee begins
the free rural delivery through West falr-
lee town and part Of this place and home
by way OF Potato HUI.
some snappish ours got among NJ. r.
Barker's flock OF sheep last week shd but
one lamb and two sheep are left but what
were killed or mangled.
Onr newly formed detective association
was somew hat taken back when y was
ordered by Judge Paul, through the IN
| tercession of Hon. r NJ. Harvey OF Mont
heller. to return the goods they eonnscated
1 July 18th at the Lake View House.
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shARoN.

,,ottsgs house at head OF Silver lake
psrnsrd. is open for the summer Terms,
boarS and rooms, 6 per week. SpeSiaii
go fcr nsrties. Pure water, beautliul
sesnerv. bountiful table, etc Row BOATS
snd gasoline launch connections. lele-
ybone Livery and feed stable. ADDRESS
h III SIMPSON. Barnard, Vt.
Mrs. Ellen spidel is back at her
mothers.
Mr. Eaton is visiting his niece, Mrs. D.
&. sawyer - ..
1obn Evans has sold his work horses to
]. r. shepard.
Miss Alice Clark has returned to Mrs
NJ. Sherlocks.
CLYDE Densmore and family were al her
fathers Sunday.
". Harrison at +. II. Noyes ms SOME
friends here with hlm.
stanley Richards and family visited az
{. s. Wfiley's recently.
Miss HaNie Ryan has finished work N
Hartford and came home Sunday.
NJ : Bsscomb's sister and daughter
,rorn Nashua. y. H., are visiting her.
q. Pesrsons and wife, who have been a.
Mrs.. 81. g. Strachanis, went away MOI
day.
SIR. and Mrs. Durant, who had Del
visiting her father, returned nome Aues
day.
The choir Of the Congl church as YER
r,uch favored this summer by the serN
ICES 81 Miss Alice Cone, talented slhge
from Boston, who is spending her fAoa
ton here 81 her brothers :.
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RoYALTon.

Mrs Mary Sargent was in White River
Junction Monday.
Mrs Matte Back spent few days in
Queehee last week.
Mrs. Fred Peck OF Boston spent last
week With Mrs. q. W. Joiner.
st. Paul5s church-Eyening prayer and
sermon at D. N. Everyone inyitsd.
Rev. Levi Wild was called to Franklin
Saturday to ofiiciate at funeral Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Stearns returned
Friday to their home in West Concord,
n. II.
Mrs. Henderson OF Toronto, Can, was
the guest OF Miss Copelin two days last
week.
Mrs. Norton and children went to
White River Junction Friday, returning
Saturday.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Lovejoy has taken rooms at
the Cascadnac House and Is at work on
the town history.
Miss Z. G.. Copein went to the Adiron-
daeks the first OF the week, expecting to
remain until the first OF August.
4. d. Wheeler and daughter, Miss
Lucille. Of White River junction were
guests at Locust Lodge Thursday.
PROT James benson left Monday for
Berlin. n H., where he will spend some
time With his son, DR.. Raymond Denison.
Mrs. G. d. Mcclellan left Monday for
Rangeley Lakes. Me-, to spend week
with her daughter, who is there for the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Penney and little son
arrived from Florida Monday OF last wee <
and are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. i.
Morse. Mrs. Penney il remembered as
Ruby Clifford, a sister OF Mrs. Morse.
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wlLLIAMsToWH.
Jameson Held for MansIausnter.

hearing in the case OF Thomas jamie
son. who fred the shot which KILLED fred
A. Ainsworth about midnight July =
misfaking him for burglar, was held at
The town hail Friday before Judge e. U.
Iathrop.
Jameson was bound over to appear be-
fore the grand jury Of Orange county
court on the charge Of manslaugnter.
Pail was fixed at Il, 800 and was furnished
~ Robert Mitchell and A. J. Young OF
Barre. ..1
s. Hollister jackson Of Barre appeared
for the respondent and States Attorney
M. M. Wilson Of Randolph prosecuted.
only three witnesses were examined
Holm Jameson. a brother, DR.. l.. D.
Watson aud c. NJ. Seaver.
Following the testimony States Attor-
nev Wilson argued for the state and Mr.
jackson for the defense, after Wnich
Justice Lathrop gave his decision. jus
tice lathrop said e..,..
aThe case has been nicely ana ninety
argued. There seems to be no doubt that
lie shooting occurred and that death
resulted. Looking at the case from an
nhsses. the court can hardly feel that ihe
respondent would be justified IN taking
such action under those circumstances a,
ID cause death. The court in view o.
these facts feels in duty bound 10 biho
over the respondent for further eAAmiia'
ffOu.
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most OF his time day and night for ten
days and il had so far recovered that il
was able to move about the street for a
short distance and il was expected In a
week that il could be turned out to pas
ture. The horse in some way took cold
and horse distemper developed, which, in
its weak condition, il could not throw of
and il was considered best TO put it out OF
its misery.
Fred Bohonon, farmer living about
one mile from this village, was badly in
iuIei Tuesday afternoon. He was in a
barn on the Richardson place some dis
lance from home when some boards from
a scaffold overhead fell, striking him in
the face, leaving four severe wounds. He
Was unconscious for probably an hour
He was accompanied BY small boy who
ran TO the nearest house for assistance
I'd then to the nearest telephone, where
be called DR.. A, T. Marshall. Had the
missiles struck him on the head or back
OF the neck 1t would have killed him
instantly. Mr.. B honon is doing as well
a. could be expected, but is in critical
condition.
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RRAlNTRsE.

Miss Lillian Bachelor has finished her
school in Chelsea and returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathers OF Burlington
we're guests at +. {. Bachelors over sun
Jay.
MIR. Sheriff and wife and mother-iD-law
Mrs. Chandler, Of Melrose, Mass, are
BOARDING at George Caheeis.
Harry sprague Of Bristol and two daugh-
ers were the guests OF II. NJ Smith and
yrus Hill three days last week.
Avery Tkresher returned to Boston sun
day, after spending two weeks at his sum-
mer home here with his family.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Kings Daughters and Sons will be held
with Mrs Lillian Battles July Is.
Mrs. John Battise, who has been SPEND
ing few weeks vii b her son, Ed Lemery,
went back to Claremont, \. H., yesterday
Bert Ladue has gone TO Boston, where
he has a position in the wholesale house OF
Houghton & Richards, iron and steel
importers.
Lower Branch school closed June ~.
Number Of pupils, 20. Those having no
absent marks were Nellie Sargent, Minnie
and Mabel Judd, Belle Eddy, Glenn and
wis Flint, John Anderson and Robert
Ford.
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coRINTh.


D. B. Locke OF Rutland is in town.
Mrs. Hannah Comstock is visiting at
Saratoga Springs.
Children's day was observed at the
Meadow last Sunday.
Evelyn woodeock has recovered from
her illness so she rides out.
Minnie Woodeock OF Post Mills was at
her grandparents last week.
Jennie Winch is taking a needed rest at
her parents. Nellie Winch OF 81. Johns
bury was bone over Sunday.
Sadie Lord from washburn's q Crosby
store, Boston, is with her sister, Mrs. w.
II. Simpson, for her annual vacation.
Mrs Clyde woodcock OF Worcester,
Mass, IS with her mother for visit. She
is accompanied by brother and sister.
Mrs F. j.. Hutton was in Bradford Fri
day 10 visit Mrs McCaffery and children
before their departure for New York city.
John Judd and wife made a few brief
calls Saturday eveniu z ~ bile on their way
TO visit his relatives in Copperfield. He Is
working in a livery stable OF Nebsterville
10 Barre.
X. ;. McCafiery has surveyed a line for
electrical power from Bradford 10 Pike
Hill mines Ii is over he south road and
then past C. +. Whites and through the
Robe Deighborhood.
b. b. Scribner remains very low. lie
has trained nurse, Miss Metealf Of Han
over. DR.. Hazen stayed with him all
night both Saturday and Sunday nights.
Drs. Marshall and Godfrey were called in
council Saturday.
Mrs. Harriet Miller Of Meridian, Miss,
is at j. Z. Hastings for a short visit. she
goes away from here next Monday 70 visit
her brother, Joseph Loyewell OF Kansas
City, Kan. She gave a short talk to the
Sunday school at the Center last Sunday.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

A daughter was born Friday, July u, 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Blaisdell.
Miss Ina Emery is visiting her sister
Mrs. George Davenport, in LISBON \. ~
Mrs. Carrie sanborn from Manchester,
\. H., is visiting her brother, Df' ueoiso
Davenport.
Misses Eupice and Ethel Moulton Of
Chelsea are visiting their cousin, Mrs. u
g. Boswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Rogers from Nashua,
\. H.. are visiting their parents, MI anu
Mrs. John Rogers.
The house occupied by O. b Carpentei
came near burning up last sunday morn
nc and would have burned but for me
nrompt arrival OF plenty OF help. Inc
ehimney burned out, setting hFe to the
root and the partitions. Ere ana G-, @ater
Aid considerable damage. Mr. carpenter
and ms family moved their goods into ne
Osgood sehoolhouse to say un'h the
house can be repaired.
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pITTSFIELD.

Henry Anthony was in Bethel day
last week.
Romano Eggleston is spending some
time in Hartland.
Miss Grace Pinion visited relatives in
Rutland last week.
George Chedel and wife OF Randolph
were in town Saturday.
DR.. Birney and family OF New York
city are stopping at the Nose House.
Mrs. W. r. Davis and daughter Of Sher-
burne were at f. A. Lambs sunday.
l.. S. Lamb and family are spending
several weeks at Lake Bomoseen, Castle
ton.
Mrs. Pearl Adams OF sherburne visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Boutwell,,
recently.
The ladies Of the Congl society met
Wednesday afternoon 10 The vestry OF
the church.
Mr.. Peace and family OF Whitestone,
n. ", are boarding at the Mountain
View House.
On account OF a much needed rest,
Rev. Fred Wilson Day is taking a two
weeks vacation.
On account of the pastors absence,
there will be no preaching at the CoDgl
church next Sunday.
n. w. Pease and wife OF Elizabeth,
n. j., arrived at the Vose House last
week for a two months stay.
DR.. l.. X. McCollom and family OF
Whtestone, n. Y, are guests Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George McCnlloni.
Clarence Brown and Misses Lucy and
Izah Ranney of Rutland, are spending
two weeks vacation at III. q. Ranney's-
Misses Florence and Mary Oney OF
Randolph are spending two weeks Win
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
FItield.
The Junior baseball club OF Pittsiield,
under the management OF Rev. r. Wilson
Day, played the boys club at Gaysville
Saturday, July II. Score, Pittsiield IL,
Gaysvlle 8.
AT the Grange meeting next saturday
night, there will be a debate, Resolved,
- hat woman's influence would be greater
il allowed equal rights With the men at
the ballot box"
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Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.

DIR. II. w. Holden, dentist OF Bethel,
will be at the hotel Monday 70 do work.
Mrs. Jane Bean went to Montpelier
Tuesday.
Mrs. Clayton Hubbard is very i'll with
bronchitis.
w. A. Ellis Of Norwich University was
in town last week.
Misses Edna and Helen Morse are pass
ing several days in Bethel.
Mrs. f. l.. Martin of Bethel was in town
two days the last Of the week.
Miss Rappleye Of Rochester, y. Y, is at
The Old Homs for the summer.
HIS. Perkins OF Hartland has been in
town for a week tuning pianos.
The NJ. Z. church has been much i'm
proved with a fresh coat OF paint.
DR.. e. r. Merriam and family are camp
ing near Lake Champlain for two weeks.
Leon Epeneter Of Orange, Mass, is with
his aunt, Miss Clara Bush, for few weeks.
Marvelle G. Weber OF Rutland is with
his mother, Mrs. Julia Webber, for a few
days.
Congressman w. w. Campbell and fam
ily have gone to their home in Napo-
leon, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c. Tinkham have
been visiting in Fitehburg and West Ber-
lin, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. willism McCray are en-.
tertaining Mr.. McCray's two sisters oil
Montreal.
II. Wellington o Boston was 10 town
Friday on a fishing trip, the guest OF W.
II. Campbell.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Z. Douglass and
daughter. Florence, are away for Two
weeks vacation.
There will lie no preaching IN the Nj. p.
church next week on account Of the alb
sence of the pastor.
Mrs. c. ]. Bush OF Lowell, Mass, came
saturday to care for Fanny Hildreth, who
is III with scarlet fever.
Miss Lila Downs came home from
Northdeld Saturday to care for her sister,
Mrs. Margaret Griffin, who is quite III.
Mrs. Edna stockwell and two daugh-
ters. susan and Emily, are with friends IN
Randolph and Brooktield for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Topper are at the
Gushing cottage in Barnard for week
with their son, X. II. Upper, and family
DR.. Simeon Belknap and grandson OF
Miles. Mich, and Orlando Belknap OF
south Royalton were in town day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Pierce entertained
William Kelley OF New York, f. Nj. MILL
gan OF Boston, b. r. Bowman Of Randolph
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bond OF Green.
field, Mass, last week.
Alta speeial school meeting Tuesday OF
last week, Mrs. Il. b. Richardson was
elected committee IN place OF Miss Mary
Priggs. and Reuben Whitaker collector,
! ia place Of G. G. Hubbard, resigned.
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RoxsuRY.

Several more city boarders have arrived
during the week.
Mr.. Miller's family have come here 10
live. They occupy the Martell house.
Miss Edith Butterfeld Of East Gran
Vile was guest at 5. @. Butterheld's over
Sunday.
Mics Jessie stanton spent a portion OF
/ he past week with Miss Mary Webb IN
East Granville.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rice and Gerald and Mr..
and Mrs, Kennedy went MONDAY 70
Thompson's Point, TO spend a week or
more camping.
L. Webb and Mrs. Vinton OF East Gran .
,-;iIe were here Thursday at rnoon 70
attend the lawn party and supper given oy
the ladies' circle.
The Kendall, Sowles, Stanton and Illaen
families and Miss Nina Brown were az l.
Webbis ia East Granville Sunday ior
picnic. -.
Mrs. Myra Freeland and two little sons
arrived from Crowley, La., Thursday aiter,
noon to spend a month With relatives aho
friends In this vicinity. They are AZ hei
fathers. s. q. Butterfield, for the present
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License to Sen.


ESTATE OF WILLARD q. BofCE.
STATE or VERMONT IN Probate Court held
~ SpoLpH DISTRICT, -. nt hana9ipa' y ahi ier
saja District on the 18th DAY ~ Jul}s = y tsp0'
Present. HON. WM, d. NICHOLS, Judge.
FibeTt u Clanin. administrator - the estate pt
willard ID Buyce. late Of hfalntreei % 9Ald
District deceased, makes application ~ sall
Crrf IN license To- sell am ut the real estate ~
safB tleceased situated in Brpukneld and train /.
tree to wit; A larIn q the ss'uth end ~ tne SUI
and "A house and iat in East Bfaiutrfe, Represent
Ing that the sale viii be necessary TOT the pay
rpent IN the debts 81 said deceased .
vhtreuf11n Ia Is ordered bJ said Court that
said application be referred q Q session theresd
~ H. held a. the Probate once in kAudedNihi
I'D me an day Il August. A. ID. 1905. for hear
ne and decision thereon and q q iurther ordcft
th7t nm persons interested De notified hereof, ~
Ratification ct notice ~ said application and orlsr
thersan three weeks successiTelN tn the herald
81 Ner- newauaprr published at
Randolph 10 this state, and which clreuiate- "
IN. shfarhtpd Of those Interested, before stii
firte N hearing that they may appear - saiii
Tine and place, aud, 1t they see cause plleet
I thereto
f-i3 WfiLIAM n. NICHOLS, Judge
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A watchman's neglect permitted 9 CO
in he great North Sea oykes - -
-, rufnous break, devastating an en-
80 nrovipre OF Holland. In like manner
Kenneth McIver Of Nanceboro, Me~ PEI
mined little cold to go unnoticea unti ~ Z
t-a@ic finish was only averted ~ III.
tireis New Discovery. lie writes 7 hrse
9 49, gave me up 10 die OF lung milan.
,sofion. caused by q neglected colo w
m Kings New Discovery saved my Hie:
Guaranteed best cough and colo curt -
cents and II. Trial bottle free
For ale bv Il. A. Leonard and r. 4
BRYAN. Randolph.
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EAST eRAINTREE.

Miss Wtnnifred Richmond OF hahaolph
listed Miss Lolita Flint last week.
Miss Julia Thayer Of Lawrence, Mass
listed AT j. W. Blanchard's this week
F RAYMOND Ainsworth Of south Royal
ION is Working for } w. Blanchard on
the meat cart.
NJ Mcdonald and Mr.. Higgins o.
salem Mass visited last week the latter
sisfer. who Is boarding al EDGAR Sau
born's and Is IN feeble health.
Mrs. Mary Blanchard and daug hteli
NJ Ifia Sbenks. Of Dayota, Ia aho
Wrs. Herbert Flint Of Randolph Elsi ,a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Flint one Gay ia7
week
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NORTH PomFRET.

Fred Mosher is working for Fred Davis
Edmund w. Burch has recovered from
the measles.
Mrs. Nellie Mosher recently paid a visit
10 friends in Randolph.
Some Of the farmers have finished nay
ing. A good crop Is reported.
Arthur Leonard and wife OF Tennessee
are visiting their parents here
Mr.. Cutler OF West Lebanon, \. H.
called on friends here last Sunday.
Henry Howe OF South Pomfret Is scouting
the hay on the +. {. sherbune iarm'
;. NJ. Burch and wiiear visiting friends
and relatives ia Randolph this week
Mrs. Lsuis whipple and son are stop
ming this summer with relatives here.
Mis- Norma Kenyon is working for
Mrs. X. &. Munsel in West Hartford
Rev. Albert Heyhoe and family are en-
tertaining out-of-tOwn friends Tor Nhhe'
A few from this vicinity attended the
sociable at East Barnard last Friday even
ing. -, ...,,,aas,sbter
pernfce cross. have recovered from the
measles.
Harvey Hastings Of Manchester, Conn,
,isitea his sister, Mrs. Edna Burch, here
last week.
Horace Kinney has closed hislabors for
y 4. Davis aud gone TO his home IN the
north part Of the state.
Misses Blanche Clifford and Ray Leon
srd nave gone to the White mountains 10
work In a hotel as table girls.
MANY summer boarders from the eities
srs In Town rusticating for a few weeks
pomifet IS q grand and enjoyable place 10
spend a vacation. 80.
sixtv-two persons were present al me the
sunday school session last sunday. hls
vas the banner sunday for attendance thus
far this summer. Regular prvaoil lll.
service at II O'Clock. bNersuous
4toIt,- ;nrfted To attend.
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sberlns Sale

rskab Hv virtue OF en- execution On favor q =
e Bal es against y s. sHiths aAa w. ~ fi.fe
sd execution aud all legal costs ON tue same
81 ~ Farm ~ the late 7 luWa- A. eutitA " ls@L
~. .,a5..rr u m the following property Nlst
.if,.I.fsal ,Ise quarter part ui a certain lltls
..- r. p.rlIliliF fH Orange count std BEING one
.i45-f.t.f one quarter part 20 al tNe esAats
g.tssf ~ Hattie b. smith hy L4tl.il E'is..l ~ -
,,yernizsz occupied hs Thomas a. 7illt9 ~ = ~
tir,+. IA bis Death the proper estate ni FhaAF -
smltnln - rF- LAMsON. Depnty sherLn.
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TORTURED DAY
AND NIGHT
Rheumatism Crazes the Mind.
An Internal Blood Treatment csIIei Urie-o is
widely Recommended to Cure H.

Every sufferer from Rheumatism who wants 20
he Ri II the sleep ess nights, the binding,
r,rsrie-tt.isffng hours 81 pain should get az on
d bottle II urlc-o the marvellous specific Tor the
cure 80 Rheumatism. u matters little how long
one has suffered from the trouble ~ DOW IN
IN its direct action upon the blood, muscles ana
kidnGvs: IL neutrllizes the rheumatic acin poison
and drives it from the system Druggists anu
phvsicians everywhere are rccQmmel llng irlc-o
because thew know that at last there has been
reu.llv r,reD red which actually cures the trou.
bis and eurt.s II 10 stay cured. II has stood all
kin.is IN tests and never been found wanting.
Urlc-O T. a cure for Rheumatism ana LOT hhenh
T7rif-O Ia Randolph. and De would De glad %
meet An sufferers from the disease AMI explain
AZ 9s-ff,r N rrie-O 81 ail forms of Rheumatism
Tho smith Drug Co. ct Syracuse y. D.. are the
riakers IA l. rie-O o. aud WIN be- glad e. send any
rheumatic 4 sample 90 this marvellous speclhc on
r,5 e.f men mes send fuli-slzed bottle
h people sending Tor samples.
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only e2 Years Old.

II am only 81 years old and don't expect
oven when i get to be real old 10 feel hat
ygav as long IS can get Electric Buters,
saws Ms. r. H. BrunsOn Of Dublin "a:
surely there's nothing else keeps the old
a. young and makes the weak a. Strong u
tbis grand tonic medicine. Dyspepsia,
tornid liver. fnffamed kidneys OF chronic
c91sffnation are unknown after taxing
Flectric Bitters a reasonable time. Guar
For ale by H. A. Leonard and T. F.
BryPn, Randolph.
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nnaIH RoYALToN.

Henry Field has purchased an automo'
bile.
Mrs. Frank Brooks is very i'll with cry
sipelas.
losenh Beedle's little daughter was
ssSereiv injured last Friday by fall from
a hammock.
Andrea Woodwork and family have
moved from Bethel to their home IN hoy
alton and Mr.. Cilley has moved 70 SCUM
Royalton.
Nr and Mrs. Nathan Penney and son q
yero. Fla, are visiting relatives auu
friends in this vicinity. Mrs' fehIey =
- pnbv clifford. youngest daughter o.
he late Henry I. Clifford, formerly O
this town.