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er. They are worn under the stocking
and scarcely show through. so fine and
small are they.
One Of the prettiest ideas in neck ruff.
nes is an AFFAIR Of feathery ribbon that
can easily be made at home II con-
sists simply of a rose quilting Of eight
inch ribbon fastened upon two or
three inch foundation OF canvas. with
about an inch Of the entire ribbon on
both tides frayed to make a good silky
fringe. To each end OF tae ruiz are
attached two little tails made in The
same way, without the foundation and
OF four inch ribbon Plain satin ribbon
is the best for this, as It is firm and
holds the folds ont welk
The evening wrap illustrated Is Of
dark green yelveteen. Front and sleeves
are decorated with stitched straps trim
med with metal buttons. The neck Is
finished with lace collar.
JUDO CHOLLET.
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PARTISAN COSTUME

than ever. Real lace adorns this ex,
pensive lingerie American women
have grown so particular that nothing
but real lace is thought good enough to
80 with hand embroidery.
A lovely gown OF Indian red voile FOR
girl Of twelve has its skirt made with
a full .nounce, in which are two deep
tucks set on the upper part Of the
skirt under another tuck. Broad tucks
set the waist of In sort OF square,
and just inside it wanders graceful
little vine embroidered in silk which
matches the red wolfe exactly. Drawn
work done directly on the wolfe makes
a yoke, and the same drawn work
just narrow lines of the thread caught
together in a simple pattern-runs ali
around the full founce Of the skirt.
The sleeves have draped uppers and
deep cuffs. The gown is made over
white silk, SO that every bit Of the
drawn work shows to advantage.
New pins OF the safety order rep
resentlng enAmeied orchids and other
flowers are three and four inches ia
length. They are meant to pin together
boleros, stoles and collars and are quite
effective.
The girls dress pictured is OF blue
and white spotted chaIlie. The skirt
has three straight gathered aounces.
a princess effect is gained by the sk.-s
and waist being shirred together. A
smart collar and tabs Of lace make a
dressy finish for the bodice.
JUDO CH0LLET.
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My Mysterious Servant

Tcriglnai.l
When | Joined ny husband on the
ranch he had very good Chinese scrr
ant--Wirg he called the Celestial bat
I had not been In charge a week wher
Wing walked of, renaerklnx fhRt tksTs
was 'too nuchec woNanH l wrote a
nCte to an inteiligence szce in tee eitg
aSd when the coach care along tsid
Pete, fine driver, through whom / al
ways sent my messages, TO deliver It.
While was adding some instructions a
woman's face appeared at fhe cosci
door and asked in a broad Irish voice II
WANTED servant. 1t ended In my en-
gnglng her. She alighted. large trunk
was removed from the boot, and before
the coach was out Of sight Bridget
o'Toolc, as she gave her name, was get
ting our supper.
When my husband came in and learn
ed what / had dsne he shook his head
eminously, for | had taken a servant
without a recommendation
Bridget was dressed better than serv-
ANTS usually dress. but like my serv-
Eants to be tidy, ami this did not trouble
anc, She was about twenty-five years
pa and very pretty woman. Fad she
pot bsen Irish she would surely have
bscn BweSlsh. having the fairness Of
he gweee miSg'sd with the rosy color
tie Irish.
Bridget was a mystery from the mo-
Neat she came into the house Ny hus-
md warmed RE to lock ont for my
Nuasies, and ss9n came to suspect
o. nay servant was decclving me.
Wat mystifed me was that occasion
when she forgot herself she would
uEep into refined English accent. But
RTas not surprised ttot shc was able
ulk thus. for many English servants
n%e such an accent. / was puzzled to
kifw why she used both the English
an the Irish
ne morning took advantage Of her
oeRg In the kitchen to go into her
roYn TO investigate | tried the closet
oo4 where her trunk was, but It was
lo2An. srd the key was gone. What
indRced RE to DO 50 I can't explain.
bun trrncd down 4 pillow on the bed.
In%' Icy beautiful little watch stud
dsaxTlth jewels, ticking away Just as
y werr n Tho bou1or Ok a lady.
toa I rp to look at It, ana on the
W. Nas crcst / put tho watch
bse Thero Ind found It and when
my asband came home told him that
he Iight-we must have thief IN
TIE 1sc. When mentioned my nnd
be : That ho didn't know what we
coa'' ~ n The matter ualess we dis.
ehaF Bridget which We mugt do
eco on suspicion, besides deprivIag
oHiT es Of an excellent servant. The
reaoisf' as that we did nothing, though
put yerything valuable IN the house
undes loek and key It was rather
gngla that Bridget and her mistress
,aeh 0er '-
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STANDING BY
THEIR GUNS.
The VladiyOstOck Mutiny Is
Not Over Yet.
----------
ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE
The Police Are Alert to Thwart Plot
Against the Cars Life--An Echo
Of the Moscow Mas.
sacres
ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE

st. Petersburg, Jan. 29,--Beyond the
fact that the revolt at Vladivostok is
not subdued and that the mutinous sail
ors and soldiers are still standing by the
guns at the Holy Innocents battery,
the war Office at st. Petersburg had
nothing to give out Saturday regarding
the situation at the fortress. The only
further news available was newspaper
dispatch dated Friday, stating that two
squadrons Of the Nertchinsk regiment
Of Cossacks had arrived and that many
arrests had been made. The war office
officials said that their own information
practically duplicated Fridays news dis
patch From the absence of news it
is concluded that Gen. Mode, who is
temporarily in command Of the TROOPS,
is awaiting the arrival Of Lieut Cen.
Mistchenko, who was expected at Vladi.
vostok Saturday, before venturing ca
serious measures against the mutineers.
The seizure of arms by the mutincers
on the 22d was a sequel OF street fight,
in which a number Of sailors Of the
Sihe an contingent we're killed. The
public takes only languid interest ia
the latest mutiny The papers satur.
day merely printedthe news, which had
no effect on the bourse, without com.
ment. The American embassy has not
received any report from the consul at
Vladivostcck, and the other embassies
are equally uninforined.
The government has been advised
from 1rkutsk, Siberia, that a number
Of officials and employees Of the general
sEiees ef the trans Baisal railroad have
been arrested en- the charge Of being
implicated in nbstractinr from a gov
eminent nurition tEnin 1900 rffes, /, !
900 revolvers and 10000 cartridges and
giving them to the revolutionists. A
search was instituted fer the cartridges,
during which many Of the rifles were
The authorities alse discover
Cd nine bombs.
A large number OF summary searches
snd arrests have occurred Of late at
Tsarskoe-SeIo. The store OF Jew drug. |
sist named Abramovitch was rnnsaeked,
but no seizures were made. The police /
say the affair was unimportant and they (
merely desired TO keep an eye en- all
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The Times Daily Short Story.
9gGSe1eScgeACaCIfDN@gSVo

Bridget received letters occasionally
and we considered the proprlety Of
opening them. But there il something
about opening other pesg'e's eomnu-,.
cations that refined people shrink from.
Besides, the letters cenlng thus Ia our
care somewhat dfmfnxhsa our suspi.
cions. I examined the writing On sew.
eral Of thcra addressed IN eoarse
band and suspected that ii was dis
guised. But Of this | was BY no means
/ cure.
One evening man nllghted from
the coach. he said he had business in
| the neishbSrhoed, and since there was
no hotcI within miles he begged that
we would Keep him overnight. The
latchstring is always epen among
ranehers, and we took him in. ne was
dressed as became tho country. but
bis accent indicated that he was a wen
bred Englishnun. He arrived an hour
before supper, and my husband told
him that We suspected we had coun-
Try woman OF his In the house who ap-
Desrcd to be sailing under false col
ors, and we would be obliged II he
would advise as what to do In the mat
ter. he replied that he would look
her over when she waited on US at ta-
bic
Supper being announced, wc took our
seats, and in a few moments Bridget
came In with tray Of dishes. I had
my eye On her and saw her start as
soon as she saw the stranger. He
locked her over eeoily, she keeping
hcr, eyes on what she was delng and
geing cut as sOea az she had finished.
The stranger explained her starting at
seeing him Is arising from the fact
that living in conceaInent, she would
start at seeing any stranger. he said
be believed she was above fhe condi-
ton Of servant OF thief and IL we
woula permit him few moments with
her, being countryman Of hers, he
wouid try to get her secret.
After Bridget had finished her even.
Ing work ! sent her into the living
room, where the stranger was waiting
fer her. They remained in the same
room for quite awhile conyersing In
q low tone. Meanwhile We waited in
q room across the hall. Presently they
came In together where we were.
There 10 no longer any necessity
for secrecy said the stranger "Your
maid Is tho daughter Of Sir Henry
ronkyns or England and TIL few
days ago was the wife Of British
Tancher who had much better be called
q brute But she is now divorced.
When she came here she was fleeing
from bis persecution I am Lord I'm.
glehorn, a younger brother OF the Duke
Of Winchester and a former sutton for
Lady Alice's hnnd. There, you have
the story M to date"
aAnd !" said the lady, 'fhnve %
thank you FOR ysur kindness. feared
you would feel II your duty to botray
my secret"
The two left by separate coaches, and
ten days later we received . newspaper
containing q notice Of their marriage
In New York
MARION MAY HOLT.
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ervous exhaustion invites disease.
Is statement is the positive trnth
hen everything becomes q burden
you cannot walk few bloclxs with.
excessive fatigue, ana You break
INTO perspiration easily, and your
ce bushes, aud you grow excited and
Aly at the least provocaticn. Ard
~ cannot bear to be crossed n anv-
eng, you are In danger; your nerves
we given out; you need buildins m
kSonce To build up woman's nery-
us System and during the period Of
hAnGe OF life we know Of no better
Mdicine than Lydia ID. Pinkharn's Vsp.
xhnle Compound Here ia an illua.
Mation. Mrs. Mary u. Koohnc syl
Garfield Avenue, Chicago. III. writes
4" have used Lydia E, PinkhanisVeqetab
Compound for years Ia my faulfly ard ID
never disappoifits; 10 when / felt that Una
hearing the change Of life I commenced trsss-
nent with il. took ia all about six bottle
md y did ae great deal OF good. IL steDne3
my dizzy spells, p9ius in my back and 10
headaches With which I had suffered for
months hefore taking the Compound fesl
hat IL It had not been for this greet medicine
'or women that should not have been dive
io-day. ItissplendId fc1. wotfeM. caa ar yolSug,
md VIII surely cure al fenlaie dssordefa.
Mrs. PinAhan dadghter-in.iaw of
lydia z. Pinkham. az Lynn, FLOSS In
rites all sick and ailing wosaan to write
ier for ndvice. Her great experience
$ OF their service, free Of cost.
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A nag Of Money.

A strange story Of money recovered
comes from Liverpool. A chimney
sweep IN cleaning an oven flue found
go In coin In a bag. On telling the
lsdy OF the house she burst into tears
and tainted. she had put the money
nlere herself years ago and, having
forgotten the fact had accused her
ron, who was rather Wild. of stealing
It, with the result that he had left the
house n indignation ana had never re.
turned.
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Nervous
Worn

II you arc in this condition.
your nerve force is wcak The
power is giving out, the Dr.
gans Of your body ilVc
Slowed up and do their wpk
in1perfcctiy. This failure }
do the work required, clos
the system and hrings distres
and disease. When the nerve
are weak the heart IS unable
to force the lifc-giving bleed
through your veins the stem
ach fails to digest food; the
kidneys lack power to litter
impurities from the blood, and
the poisonous waste remains isA
the system to breed disease,
Nerve energy must be restored
DR.. Miles Nervine will do 1t,
because It strengthens the
nerves; it is a nerve medicine
and tonic, that rebuilds the
entire nervous system.
Several years ngo was all brolxcn
down. 1 was nervous. wcrn-oait, could
not sleep, and was In constant palm
d0etoFed fGr ngcntEa, and analiy the
doctor said be could DO nothing for
me / began tMkinA nr Mifess
Hervine, and used altogether eight
bottles, and I became etrong and
healthy, and now weigh 10 pounds. =
II. G.. ESUNlIf1aaAaf,
1oS Ellsworth Ave. Allegheny. Pa.
Or. Miles, Neyvfne Is ssId By your
drunalst, who Will guarantees that the
first bottle VIII bgnc9t. IL II falls, he
viii refund your nTsney.
Rifles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
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"A DAILY
FASHION HINT
sARTcRlAL NoTEs.

Smart Colorw Fer sprine--K3eauttfm1
Lan@erie--Red voiSo Dress.
Alice and army. blue are to be the IA
vorite colors for aprfng The advanced
showing Of materials Ia tnese attractive
shades is perfectly stunning There
are all kinds Of weRves. including
the heTingbsns effects, which have
been smart all winter.
Sets Of beautiful nainseck under
wear made up with the trimming OF
all the pieces Of the sane pattern OF
embroidery or lace are more exquidta
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with
MUSCULAR
rheumatism
! Suffered to the Extent that Even
to Control the Pen Held in NV
Right Hand Was impossible at
Times On One Such DayI
FIRST USED

And no Endorsement OF Minard's LINZ
inent els King Of Pain could come from
worse sufferer or more grateful heart
than niue George Whitefeld D'Vys,
Cambridge, Mass.
So pure and antise2tic, so powerful,
penetrating, and soothing as to have
Justly earned its title, King Of Pain, it
Is the most effective, economical, and
clean-to-use external cure for rheu-
rnatism, neuralgia, pleurisy, stiff.
twisted joints, sore, strained, or lnmed
muscles, tired, aching feet, any rain
or ache, as well as for throat and lung
troubles, and general family medicine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-29

The asbestos mines in Eden are to
be operated again, A new company Of
Boston parties has been formed ana the
machinery il now being moved III and
active operations are expected in the
spring. B. B. Blake, Of Eden, will be
the fnanaper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-29

Arabs IN the desert have contracted a
strange prejudice againgt running wa
ter, aud they Will only drink what they
find in some stagnant pool so much
has this become matter Of habit with
them that while the most poisonous
cooking water agrees with them ad-
mirably, pure running water win make
them violently sick.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-29

The air IS clear at Arequipa, Peru.
From the observatory at that place.
$3.50 feet above the sea. black spot
one inch in diameter placed on a white
disk has been seen on Mount Char
chani, a distance of eleven miles,
through thirteen inch telescope.
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NOURISH

the body, don't dose it
with medicine. SCOTS
Emulsion is the best
nourishment in existence.
1t is more than a food;
you may doubt it, but it
digests perfectly easy and
at the same time gets the
digestive functions in a
condition 50 that ordinary
food can be easily di-
gested. Try it if you are
run down and your food
doesn't nourish you.
SCOTT 3 BOVINE. 40 Pearl Street. New York.
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The LaunhinE r1nnt.

In the neighborhood of Shanghai
there grows an herb known as the
Laughing plant. the flowers and seeds
Of which, when eaten, are said to cause
the same effect as that produced by
the laughing gas sometimes used BY
dentists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-29
sisst, Health ana ss@sort 70 Mother ana

MRS. WTNsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP. FOR
children teething, Eoftens the gums, reduces
inflammation allays all pain, aud cures wind
collie. Perfeolly Raie In all cases We would
say to every m0therwho has a suffering oliiid
Do not let your prejudice, nor the preiudices
~ atilers, stand between you end your suffer-
ing child and the RELIEF that VIII be stlre--yes.
absolutely BuTe--to follow the use of iris
70. ioine. iftimely used. Price 25e. bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-29
Greatlr n Demand.

Nothing is more in demand than a
medicine which meets modern require.
nents for q blood and system cleanser,
such as Or. Kings New Life Pills. They
are just what You need To cure stomach
and liver troubles. Try them. At the
Red Cross Pharmacy, csc. Guaranteed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-29
a weasel. AsIeep.

"To catch weasel asleep Is indica.
tive OF the extreme vigilance Of these
animals, who are disturbed and made
wide awske By any sound, howeva
slight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-29

She smiles and laughs the ilyglung day.
Pray De not taias her simple
sho'n laugh nt anytime sou say
because sac mas 3 aig1plv
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a nrnun stnhr

ITO be in brown study is a cor
ruption Of brow study, study requir-
ing much thought and contraction OF
the brows.
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DRESS NOVELTIES.

Good Lack Anklets the Latest rad.
Fenthery Ribbon Run.
Women who like to be always doing
or wearing something out Of the eom-
mon have taken to adjoining themsels ca
with anklets. Some OF these new an
klets are the tiniest gold bands, In,
scrihed with ancient charms and said
TO defend the weArer from diseases and
evil OF every kid. Other ankIetS are
made Of precious stones strung togcth,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-06
wILLIAMsTowN.

Mayo Lynde returned to Dartmouth
yesterday after few days at home.
A. A. Reed has been III few days
but is better and will be out in few
days.
a daughter was born Sunday night ia
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Beneyides. Mrs.
Sanders is caring for the mother and
child.
The Dramatic club went to Brookheld
last night and gave the play Strife.
The last Of the week they arc to be in
NorthhsId.
Remember the Corinthian Quartette
this evening under auspices Of the Leo
ttre Course. Let full house greet the
entertainers.
Miss Helen Kirnball returned to her
home in Richmond after a visit with
friends here. Mrs. G. T. ingalls, accom-
panied her and will spend few days.
The Gillian meetings continue with
quiet interest. Quite number have
expressed the purpose TO live q Christian
life. The people Of the place are asked
10 make the most OF these meeting in
the few days that remain. The meet
ing this Tuesday, evening will begin
at o'clock, half hour earlier than
usual on account of the concert by the
Corinthian Quartette.
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SOUTH BARRE.


Henry P. Wheeler is on the sick list.
Steven Matott, who has been on the
sick list, is reported better.
Lonnie Foster from Cabot is the guest
at the home Of Il. b. Arhuckle.
Mrs. Mary Beal. who is sick with the
pneumonia, is improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martin of Barre
spent Sunday with her brother, James
Ashline.
Miss Ida Neddo Of the City spent
Sunday with her cousin, Mrs Lyman
Matott.
Miss Maude Baker from Mooers juno
ton, n. y, is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Duscham.
Anyone wishing the Edison Cold
Moulded Records for February can get
them Of H. b. Afbuckle.
Geo. j. Towne Is one Of the thriving
ponltrymen in this locality. He had
a hen come of the other day with eleven
chickens.
Mrs. NJ. L. Lewis, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Patterson
Of Williamstown, for the past few days,
has returned home.
]. S. Robinson passed his eighty
fourth birthday, which was last Sunday,
the 4th day OF February, in remarkably
good health for a man of that age.
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SOUTH CABOT.
Ne. lee DOW Is gainine.

Mrs. Lee Dow is gaining.
Mrs. Libby Perry started for Boston
Mass last Saturday.
Mrs. Corn Kennedy and friend were
in Montpelier over Sunday.
Minnie Swain has gone TO work in
the family of Gilbert Dwinell.
Mrs. Lennrd Atkins received WORD
Monday that her mother, Mrs. Babau, Of
Peacham, was dead.
Mrs. Henry Smith and little daughter
Of White River Junction, is here caring
for her sister Mrs. Dow.
d. s. Hall went on business TRIP
Monday TO Lancaster, n. H., and other
towns in that part Of the state.
Dighton Hall went TO Montpelier last
week one day and sold his fox skins and
as nice line Of them Of % as any ont
very often sees.
J.. J. Eastman, wife aud son, Byron
Of Worcester, have been in the place the
past few days calling on friends and
stopping at Harry Morse's and w. o
Southwick's. All were glad to see Mr.
Eastman's people back.
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GRANIrEvILLE.

Prof. CorIiss' singing school will hold
concert and variety entertainment, as.
sisted by the teachers in the schools.
in Solid Rock chapel Wednesday even
ing, Feb. 18th. All ladies are requested to
bring boxes and win be admitted free.
The proceeds win 90 towards the church
and singing.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
Shrunk lawn at Abbott's,
Table cloth lining at Perry's.

Shrunk lawn at Abbott's
Table cloth lining at Perry's
Ladies' days for roller skating are
Tuesday and Friday.
The Over the Tea Cups club viii have
a musicale at the home Of Mrs. c. N.
Benedict Thursday afternoon. All mem.
beers are requested to be present.
Those who have never had the oppor-
tslnity to hear Mr.. Lewis Griffith sing
will certainly have rare treat il they
make an effort 70 attend the dramatic
embellishments entitled Mrs. Wigs of
the Cabbage ps'cll,' as lie II without
doubt one Of the finest tenor singers in
the city. Feb. 1916, at the Uniycrsaiist
church.
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WASHINGTON.

J. J. Dashnar Of Washington has sold
twenty head of steers TO y. +. Kicker
Of Randolph for the Boston market for
$1,000,
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THE BARRE DAILY TInES|
rUEspkY. FEBRuARY 8. laoe.
weather Prediction.

Fair tonight and Wednesday; SLOWLY
rising temperature; brisn north to east
winds, diminishing.
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