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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01
Tells Every One About Pe-ru-na.


Mrs. R. T. Fennessey, Bound Brook,
N. j., writes:
~ have taken Peruna and find 1t q
very good medicine. After took one
bottle Of Peruna, l was cured Of my
cold. / Icannot help telling every one I
know about Peruna and asking them to
try it. Iwould like every one to know
Of the good Peruna does"
Recommended Pe-ru-na to Many.
Mrs. J. M. Horton, 826 8. 10Th street,
Birmingham, Ala, writess
81 had q severe attack OF In grippe,
After taking the third bottle Of Peruna
l was fully restored to health. have
recommended 1t to many"
A Neighbor Advised Pe-ru-na.
Mrs. John Haynes, 1O7 e. Main st.,
Columbus, Ohio, writes:
ssFor over two years l suffered with
headaches and severe pains in my head,
and al these two years my friends
would say, why don't you take Peruna''
1Finslly one Of my neighbors just In
sisted on my taking it. tried 1t and
before I had taken one-fourth Of Q bot
tie my headaches were gone. I am
never without Peruna. l advise every
one To take Peruna."
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01


Mr.. K. w. Staley, 812 Fillmore St.,
Nashville, Tenn, writes:
II was down for three months with
pneumonia and had gotten very weak.
A friend advised me to try Peruna,
which I did, and soon found 1t was the
thing needed. When l finished the
third bottle, 1 found 1 weighed more
than ever did in my life."
Spreading the Good News
Prof. J. Ivison, dealer. in musical
merchandise, box 81a Cumberland,
Md, writes:
at Is now FIVE months since my wife
began taking Peruna and from the first
day improvement has been going on
noticeably. She is now in good health.
We never tire Of making this fact
known to our many friends"
A Friend Had Used Pe-ru-na.
Mr.. Henry l. Goodwin, portrait artist,
8S Cove street, e. Boston, Mass, writes
"For three years have been suffer
ing from general rundown condition
Of the system. I tried many. remedies.
"a friend of mine advised me to use
Peruna, as IL had benefited Nm.
"After taking two bottles I felt better.
Now am in the best of health"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01
Children Burned to Death.

Lawton, Ok, Feb. 26 The 6 and
8 S-year.old children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Blackman were burned to
death last night ten miles east Of
Lawton. The parents, who were
travelling through in camping wag-
on, left the children in the wagon
asleep while they went to an enter
tainmsnt. They left . burning lamp.
IN tho wagon which turned over
causing . hrs which destroyed all
the property and burned tho chill.
dfen.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01
"Body" Yelled "Where Am II"

Loyal, Wis Feb. 26 James Multi
gan, OF lola, Wis, narrow esca ped
being buried alive. The funeral pro
eession was slowly vending iss way
to the church, when the driver of the
hearse heard yells Of Where am I?''
from within, followed by smashing oi
glass, which plainly indicated that
Mulligan had objected to being buried
alive. The casket was opened and
Mulligan, fully restored to conscious
ness, sat up and began to talk. He
had been in trance for three days.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01
Torture By Savages.

speaking oi the torture to which
some Of the savage tribes in the
Philippines subisct their captives.
reminds me OF the intense suffering l
endured for three months from In
flammation Of the kidneys" says ".
N. Sherman, Of Cushing, Me-, "Noth.
Ing helped me until ], tried Electric
Bitters, three bottles Of which com,
pletely cured me-" Cures liver com.
Ipl6iH6, dyspspsiA, blood disorderl
and malaria; and restores NJ weal
end nervous 70 robust hsdltA. Grss
sntqsd By Frank 7. Clay, drugRist
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01

fact Is our Amer
lean girls are
giving more at
tentiOp to their
physical well be-
Ing, to calisthen-
les and physical
. culture, to out
Of door sports
than ever before.
The young girl
Just blossoming
Into maidenhood,
on that peeuliar
border line be-
t W cen girl
hood and woman
hood, 81 hould
have every care
and thought. |
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01

Of Soap, six boxes
Cuticura Oint-
mcnt, and two
bottles of Cuti-
cura Rcsolvcnt. |
bathed with the
Soap, applied the
Ointment once a
day, and took the
Resolvent as di-
rCct,d. In thirty
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01
SOCIETY BUDS.
YOUNG GIRLS cOrlING OUT.

The beautiful young girls who are
coming out this year are prettier and
healthier looking than ever before. The
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01
AWFUL PSORIASIS
So YEARS
Terrible Scaly Humor in Patches
All Over the Body-Skin Cracked
and Bleeding itching Unbear-
abIe-Cured by Cuticura in Thirty
Days at Cost Of $4,75.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA

"I was afflicted with psoriasis for
thirty-iive years. II was in patches all
over my body. | used three cakes
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21
Congratulations.

The HERALD enjoys the privilege of
cougratulating our we'll known towns
man and neighbor. Hon. Luther \. Cobb.
on his reappointment as State Inspector
of Finance. And our expressions of
qualification will strike responsive
chord throughout the county. This con-
tinuance in very important office Signi-
iies principally two things Mr.. Cohb's
capacity for the work of the office as
proven by that which he has accom-
plished since his appointment by Gov.
Bell, and the natural Sagacity aud bust
ness acumen possessed 10y Gov. Proctor.
1t is sometimes remarked that all ap-
poIntmruts are the cancellation of polil-
zeal debts. We do not believe this to hp
rue when the APP oiuting power is such
man as Gov. Proctor As the servant
OF the who le people, such man conSid-
ers that his duty is to place in RESPONSE
BILE positions, Gully men who are worthy.
capable and honest; those ia his iudg-
meut hest fitted under the circumstances
for the place. The Governor foand Mr..
Cobb to he just such man, and the
state is to be congratulated that the val
liable services of our fellow citizen are
to ne employed for another two years
for the benefit of the people.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21

Is the longest IN the history of the state
the one next to it having been 80 DAYS
FIVE members were unseated by reason
OF holding postmasterships, three have
died and two are now i'll, so that there
has been an unusual shortage of mem.
beers III the House. The Senate has
maintained its ranks mhroken. Sena
tor Chase Of Essex, while one of the
quiet members of that body, has been a
strong aud valuable member, his public
experience counting for great deal, and
giving his associates reason tor deferring
to him
1t has been. on the whole. one of the
very best sessions IN recent wears. It
has enacted important lrsislation-how
important may not be known until the
results begin to he seen: it has largely
Increased the running expenses of the
state, but those matters in which it has
made an increase are so deserving that
there has not been a word of partisan
protest, and it has revised the tax laws
SO t'lat the extra expenses may be met
without the imposition of state tax,
1t has been independent of the lobby.
the most independent legislature for
years.
The Legislature has taken its tone
from Governor Proctor. 1t has followed
him fearlessly and honestly in those
things he believed to be for the good of
the state, and while it may have com.
United some faults of omission il has
made no serious ones of comm ssion
the time has passed when Vernon,
legislature can be expected to make its
traditional adjournment for Thanksyiy.
ing, but when it does rs good work as it
has this year it looks as if the people
would be willing that it should sit a.
long as it seems necessary.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21

Another wise appointment also i,
that of State Commissioner of Taxes
CuShman to succeed himself His eff
cheney in that important office has been
most marked during the years of his
service. He has largely increased the
income of the state from corporation
taxes, not by attempting to inaugurate
any uni ust system, but merely 10y en-
torcelnent OF existing law, and bringing
about new legislation tending to accom-
pllSil to some extent, a more equal bear
ing of public burdens. Coy. Proctor is
not intallibe but he has much wisdom,
large fund of common sense. aud
realz"s that the people expect of him a
wise and prosperous business admins
tratlOn
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21
DoingS at NJ Montpelier,
{ Special to the IIERALp)

J
Montpelier w., December Is. Con
fronted with this situation, that it ha,
failed to enact any Legislation to relieve
the tax evil, confessing its inability bv
report OF the special committee on TAXA.
ton, and that IN so doing it had failed
to carry out the pledges made in the
last campaign. the House on Mouday
afternoon voted to adjourn on Wednes-
day until the first "Wednesday of Octo-
Der, 1907, when the subject of taxation
Will he taken up, and it is expected that
commission appointed by the governor
VIII have reported by that time, so that
the special session will have something
definite on which to work. There have
been numerous propositions in the pres
ent Legislature for tax reform. but none
OF them could command the confidence
OF the members. The more the problem
IS studied the more difficult appears it's
solution, and admitted authorities ON
taxation say the Vermont tax law is as
good as that of any state and better than
that OF most states. One advantage 60
be gained by an extra session in 1907
is that II the law passed at that time
proves unsatisfactory it can be remedied
10y the next regular session so that if
VIII have only one year to work evil.
while If tax legislation were to be passed
at II regular session Il governor nigh,
hesitate to call an extra session to repeal
it,,
The Bennington county middle ap-
pears to have been settled bv tha n,s
sage OF the act authorizing the governor
To NIL vacancies when they occur in any
manner other than at present provided
Tor. The Windham county senators
tried hard to have the appointing power
placed IN the hands OF the presiding
Judge and assisting judges, but the Ben
hlhSton senators We're satisfied with the
original provisions of the bill. IT. is
strange and not yet explained that the
greater part of the disturbance over th4
Bennington county mudlle has come
from Windham county. All the mem.
beers OF the House but one from Benniuy-
Ton county were satisfied to allow Mr., I
Meagher to he seated, as he was elected
on the lace of the returns. but the Wind.
ham county members, and IA state official
from Nindham county, mixed uo in the t
matter and have succeeded in preventing t
the canvassng committee from repo,t. I
log any election OF states attorney II g
Is understood that Gov. Proctor will an a
point Mr. Measher, who was the eandi-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21
FGIpAY. pr,rMurG Il. 1905.
Christmas Greeting.

Christmas j. uuc' more ppon a.. and
again il i, he pleasing privilege "f the
HERALD Ia greet it, readers with tn
wish that the Christmas of each and al.
OF them may he as happy - each and al
can desire. How thar NAV he nU!v the
individuals own heart knows, tnr there
arr many among us H. whom the return
of Christm as nov nnly m-an> the return
ia memory of the tnHch pf vanished
hand. aud the sound of voice that l.
still" sadness which not all the surc.S
sinn OF the wears eau turn {" joy. For
others happily, it is not So. aud We hope
they will make merry while they may.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21

da,e reported elected, although Meaghe
was a fusionist.
Governor Proctor's appointment of
railroad commission evidences his deter
''lll'atioh TO have strong DO " to con-
serve the interests of the state. J. W
Redmond of Newport appointed for six
years, Is well known to all Vermonters
as a leading lawyer and the present re.
porter OF decisions OF the supreme court
and was strong candidate for appoint
ment to the bench when the death of
Judge Start caused vacancy. Eli II.
Porter OF Wilmington, named for the
tour year term. is Il Democrat. but one
who never carries his politics into the
public service. He is now serving his
fourth term as representative from his
town. has been chairman of the COM
mlttee on ways and means, aud MEM
Der OF the committee on appropriations.
and is admittedly the leading member
OF the House. S. llollster Jackson. of
Barre, appointed for two years, was elect
ed state S attorney of Washington county
IN 1904, was elected representative from
Barre tins year, has served as chairman
OF the committee ON railroads, and has
been one of the leading members of the
House this session.
Representative Soule of Alburrh
scored great victory by securing the
passage by the House of the bill per.
uniting SEEMING in Lake Champlain as
long as the Canadians allow the practice
The Senate, however, appeared to be-
more responsive to the desire of the peo-
pie and killed the bill Monday afternoon.
he TACT that the governments of the
United States and Great Britain are
treaty to cover the fishing
rights IN all waters along the border
served powerfully to influence sentiment
W hlle permitting seining in American
waters appears to some a proper measure
ot retaliation against Canada, there is
strong sentiment against the taking
d breeding fish, as is done when spring
'tlnng is permitted, and there was little
opposition in the Senate to the killiny
If the bin.
Speaker Cheney, who has made a
hodel speaker, courteous, accurate and
'nxlous to expedite the business of the
tate as much as possible. who is the
'o"ngest speaker in recent years, if not
lie Youngest speaker the state has ever
Known, who had the unusual honor of
n election without any opposition. was
!" "esday given a handsome gold
'atch, chain and charm. The Rev. G..
V. Patterson, the chaplain of the House.
vas given purse of $50. Appropriate
Its were also made to the lieutenant
overnor and chaplain Farnam of the ,
enate.
An evening session, the first of tb.
'rn' was held on Monday and served b.
clear the way of unimportant matters
he pages mock session SATURDAY. u;ybt :.
as attended by crowd that n,cksd ;,
lie chamber and was the best sess;o, y
ED Tor years. Finn, SIavtou and
que, the fat men Of the House. act.d :,
pages and fell all over themselves and =
lie surrounding territory in their effort, ~
snow the pages how to make haste .
he "dlshonorabe Senate" was toou.l ~
IL IN all Imaginable biz,rre costu,, - ~
vi some of them We're masked. ~
lie present session, lasting II DAYS @
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21
A Young rlother AT 20.

"Ny mother has suddenly been made
young at 20. Twenty years of intense
suffering from dyspepsia had entirely
disabled her. until six months ago. when
she began taking Electric Bitters. which
nave completely cured her and restored
Tue strength and activity she had in the
prime OF life" writes Mrs. w. l.. Ginat-
rick, OF Dantorth, Me. Greatest restor,
tive medicine on the globe. Sets Ston-
ach' Liver and Kidneys rigl-, purifips
the blood, and cures Malaria, Bilion..
ness and Weaknesses. Wonderful Ner,a
I"n'c. Price zoe. Guaranteed by John
W. Thnrston's drug store.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21
ChristmaStide in Boston.
Everett, Mass, December |,

| L'e'tlt, MASS, december IL.
MIR. Editor:-So quickly do the sea-
sons run from the one to the other that
1t seems only yesterday we were riding
Oh open electrics to Revere, Norumbppa
Franklin Park, and other summer re-
sorts, yet, today, we find thin snowy
blanket over the ground and the big city
store windows are filled with the delights
OF the Christmas holidays. 1t is to
these ! am going 70 call attention in
feeble description of what wish Won
might see.
he most attractive windows | have
noticed are on the north and tha so,,h
corners OF one of the largest Washington
street department stores. q will NOT
'"e''''o" names, for don't suppose YOU
want to do any free advertisiug.l In
the north window stands a wax figure
OF girl about three feet high, ho)1iuy
haIf circle hoop of flowers ov.r han
'eS"' The figure turns by clock-work
GEAR around in graceful manner. SWAY.
ing the hoop in unison with its NV, ,,,o
''oh' The setting is beautiful and III.
"ho'e extremely attractive. The south
"'hhow Is Canadian winter scene If
MI and dale covered with snow. Tiuy
'sures are coaslng, snowshoeing, tobog
gaming while cute little horses draw
equally cute sleighs briskly across the
aud through a gateway M
10 an ice palace lighted by tiny electric
globes Needless to say there is always
crowd IN front of these windows 40
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21
ON THE CORNER

great AT Times, as to call for not very
savage but necessary keep moving" from
the policeman stationed on the corner.
In another window, fanked by q dis
play calculated to gladden. auy cbill,s
he"rt' NTH" girl, at times PAGES back
ana forth caressing baby lion. -
shaggy ball about as large AS a coli.
puppy six weeks old Speaking Of a,t-
mas The Roosevelt bears" are pxt,.r,,.
" popular this year and every holid,,
display includes a supply of this form
OF Toy III sizes from one to four f..,
high.
he most SNOWY window have seen,
IS one OF the ) and 10 cent stora. uh;,l.
is testooned with tiusel. inter,n.r.a5
~''h hundreds of colored balls and tin,
electric lights; the r.H.ctinn of a.;
WINDOW can be seen for rods and AL
though nothing worth over ten cant. an
ters INTO the arrangement the effect j..
not cheap.
IN the way of useful Christmas y;fts
we mud windows filled with laJ;... .I
'heh garments, many of them h.,,.,,.,
your reach aud niue, but all adding to
: pleasing effect, and helping carry ont
the exhibition of good cheer
A" inspection of the holiday DISPLAY
Is hot complete without an avan;,.,.,. -
through the shopping district On. l,r,n
store has used 10000 electric lamn. =,
"''"s It's exterior Another has a
unique feature in showing several him.
area heads of Santa Claus, with electric
's",S Tor eyes, while festoons of Japan
eSe lanterns are draped OVERTIME fron,a,.
OF the building, each containing an alas
trio lamp. ~ ~'''
noaI 1,> ~" the people 1t Is my
soo" " fortune to make two trims a.oi,
AFTERNOON back and forth throurh NJ,
:, ''" street, covering the territory from
boy iston street to the Old South chn.,l
!. '' 20 distance about equal to that t
from the Island Pond post office 70 ,Lo
Essex House Last Wednesday it took
ne e''rty-hve minutes to VET NV o,,
that section, the d4Iov ha;na
''e "'''osC wholly to the throne of p.o.
nc crossing the streets and hai;ny ,ho
'"'S' expect it will be worse this weol y
'"o '''o'e feature of Boston holiday
"'' ""'' I am done-The Salvation q
'"s' l" front of every large store "
lie hotels, the railroad stations and s,,, /
'"y e"'rahces, stand the red-boun.tad L
of the Army, with boxes I
"a "a banner asking people to help fur. r
~" christmas dinner to the Thousand. t
poor children, In cold, snow. rain "
'"'' '"ey stand there enduring the dis o
'hlorts OF winter climate to hr;,o II
u "o''f OF cheer to those who but for
lei" would know Christmas only in
'''e AND their efforts are rewarded
S'ood at ScoIlay Square subway an.
"e' " lew minutes the other day and
)" more than dozen drop money in
e "ox' one, know. gave "a cent and
'' ""o"' gave a quarter, it being &
cording to the means of the o;v.r
he Salvation Army has the resrect of y,
'stoh' They can go into the North
d" or the lowest quarters of the Vast
'", 'e"t their drums and sing religious !,
'rds to the tune of "Everybodv Wo,ls =
u ta'''er' and the people listen as =,
''e''y and with as much devotion as "
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21
MORGAN CENTER
j.. A. Gray is i'll.

j. 4, Hray Is 1T.
Elmer Judd is in town.
f. L. Button is working at East
Charleston for Bert Fellows.
Mrs Myrtle Bickforl is home for :,
visit from st. Adams.
Thirteen OF the members of Seymour
camp NJ W. A., visited the camp at
Holland Friday night. There was an
adoption of several new members. Sew
mour camp doing the work.
Mrs. Archie Burroughs is ill.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION.
Come in and let us help you
select your Christmas Gifts.
The store that the people like.
Here are few suggestions, but in our store
you will find them in Richer and Greater vorietv

Books Post Card Books Scrap Books Prayer Books
Bibles Standard Diaries for 1907 Christmas Card,
Christmas Postal Cards
Eaton Hurlbut's Holiday Gift Boxes Eastman Kodals
Hand Painted China Palmer's Perfumes
\. a. Watermans Fountain Pens Inkstands Sealing Wax
Pictures Frames Plaques Statues
Toilet Sets Collar and Cuff Sets Manicure Sets
Military Sets Sewing Sets Shaving Sets
Smokers Requisites-Ppcs Cigars Cigar Cases
Tobacco Pouches Ash TRAYS
Match Safes Smoking Sets &C.
Wallets Purses Card Cases
Pocket Knives Scissors Playing Cards
Games Toys Dolls Dolls Heads Trunks
Pianos Bureaus Dishes
Dennison's Papers Crepe Paper Tissue Paper
Napkins Blottng Paper Cardboardy
Christmas Tree Decorations.
Our store is great bazaar of Christmas Attractions
Novelty, Beauty and Exclusiveness do influence h
prices here.
Remember too, that the best time for Christmas Iuvr
is NOW
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.

FUR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Shirt Waists
In Silk, Mohairs, Cotton, Linen,
Fancy Checks, Plaids
Neckwear, in all the Seasons New Creations
Gloves, Silk-lined Mocha,' Dressed Kid and
Worsted. Call for our Washable Kid Gloves
Ribbons, you have to see them
to appreciate their beauty
Handkerchiefs, Silk, Linen, Initials,
Plain and Fancy Borders
Belts, an unusually large assortment
Leather Goods,
Purses, Bags and Cases, Peter Pan Purses
Collars and Cuff Boxes Fancy Aprons
Toques and Tam O'Shanters
The Famous Alfred Dodge Sippers
kimonas and Wrappers Bed Socks
Umbrellas,
Silk, Gloria plain and fancy handles
Hair Ornaments Necklaces Rrc1.1os
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21

,ou Wouli ;iud Ia i.,- Rack Bay sh"N
go-i-i Shops
Weather q. .sstabl-. io-. rain, 81 "9,
thaW. ". T.. >IrNIN--
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21
rn,rnl AenIrIN nNnnAl.

Take LAvArrvr IsN"u" Quiuiur Iah-
lets. Druggist, n-iuud money % &c fails
To- cure. l.. ". Grows signature is "i'
each hox. 2jc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21
A PROFITABLE MOVE
FOR YOU,

good make advantage large Holiday
Offerings of
Christmas Goods very prices
DESIRABLE GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT SMALL QUANTITIES.
Make
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-21
FOR men AND BOYS.

Shoe Observation-Disclosures for all kinds of
weather and every member of the family
Some nobby effects in Suitings & Overcoats
Hats and Caps
i'll all leading shapes and colors.
Shirts, the Shirt that fits, buy the Congress
Gloves, i'll Reindeer, Silk and Worsted
Scarfs, in Silk and Silk Mixture
Ways Muf1ers
Neckwear. in Four in Hands, Bands, Bows,
Tecks, Puffs, Ascots, Imperials, Strings
Suspenders, separately boxed, and many
fancy weaves
Umbrellas, heavy and light weights
.Jewelry, Cuff Links, Studs, Stick Pins
Sweaters Fancy Vests
Underwear and Hosiery