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HAPPENINGS IN
VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the { { n Noun
cain T.
The NEWS = COUNTIES
lS
rhe winooski Vail. - .'iIinGes up North
From the Island in the Lnkc to the
Passumpsic, Along otter Creek
vnd by the shores of white
River Covered by Spe-
eiuI Correspor AsptA
ADDISON COUNTY.

rNOJNnN rOJJurU
HUUIOUN UUUWl l,
BRISTOL.
Dr. Dewitt G. Groon Of uffalo, y. y
was tho guest Of w. ~ Lawrence Thurs
day Dr. Green has been visiting rela-
tives in StarlSsboro.-Thc Rev. W. 5. Be
zanson and family are az home from
vacation in Lncon.--A r. Grow visited
Mr. and Mrs Horny Goodroe in Hines
hurgh over SurlaN.-Harold Rosworth
returned Sunday night to his duties as
railway mail clerk. Mrs. +. II. Bovnton
and T. W. Frank are improvi0g.-D g.
r. Drake "i Wilk,sh1rr". Pa, is spend
ing his vacation here and in New Iiavcn.
The Rev. Mr.. Hathaway of Cavondsh is
visiting here and in Lincoln. Mr.. Hath
away was paStur of tn" Methodist church
In Lincoln y years ago.-EuEone Alex
andcr went to =. Adams Saturday for
two weeks visit with frcuis.-Mrs. H..
i. Sherwin is scli.-MlsS Ola Boynton of
burlington visited at +. u BOYnton's
Friday and Saturlay.-W. \. Bates Of
Dinuba. cal, is guest of Mrs. G. NJ.
Bosworth AMI fam'l".-Miss Nellie Tolt
Will teach the flu term Of school ON
West fiill IN 1Ancoln.-Mrs. Sarah Dumrs
is visiting Mrs. Cyrus Beers in Ferris
hurEh.
An alarm OF fire was rung in from
the town han Monday forenoon for a
blaze in the developing room Of ITl-
thorne'S Photographic gallery The
hose company responded with hoth
| carts but lew pals OF water put
OUT the hre. Inc loss was SiBhN
mostly by water ana smoke Mr' fia-
'hoThe l"d ms rlSht arm "auN ourh-
ed WhlIe hghtihg the Hre'--MrS' Nci-
lie Mctueh OF Waterbury, Is NlSltlhS
nor Hf"'hcr' MrS. - george ana Ier
sister Mrs Willis FerguSon.-Mrs.
f'drI SWAIN ana dd"SH'er' NARY "i
1iuntinEton arc visiting relatives IN
| town. H. Jacobs returned Ia WI
hooSk sunday. Mrs Jacobs ana
chlld remain Few days IonFcr'--''
w. Rivers and William Shattuck are
assisting in IRA f. Stowarts store
MT ana Mrs Frank ATWOOD ana lam
lily of Rutland, were IN town over sun
| day. MI Atwood went TO Mohtpeher
| Monday where their goods nave al
| ready eoh".--'ulhay WAS fi""Hr
| Day with the primary department OIL
the BaptSt sunday school' orty
bouquets W'r" sent 10 'hc SICK ana
aged. w MlIl'r OF warren Nlsi'-
cd MS Erahd'hlIureh' MI ana M'S'
Edmund I-adu", over SNhdaN'-iorbert
Taylor died at his nome IN IlttSiord
Saturday. lie was brother or sam
uel Taylor of south Bristol.-There
was reunion of the bingham cousins
Monday afternoon with Mr.. ana Mrs
G. W. small Among those present
were Mrs. T. w. Bird and son, Har-
old, Of Seattle, wash, Arthur Bing-
ham and family from Massac husetts.
Others were present from Rhode Is
land, MiddlcburY, Bristol and Wey-
bridee.-Paul Richardson went to
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ip i,rh to,
ore 70 bo conducted h, I. T. Coliirs
superintendent Of schools for Ferris
burpb-Thc condition of Robert md
son. who made n misstop ana fell into
the cellar of his store Friday is much
improved. and he is able to sit up
Mrs c. s. Haven returned Saturday
from Mile point where she has been
tho guest OF Mrs. G. y. o. Kimball.- |
Joseph Carter is confined to the house
by an injury to on" OF his legs caused
by stepping into hole while about
his farm dutos--Ilmothcy j. Dono-
van, who was ca'lod nor by the sudden
death or MS 1ather' returned SATURDAY
night 10 froNlueH'e' IL. i'-nrs' 'ar-
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i'"o'"l' WI "'i "'' vs. w. "o "'-
sent a""u' "" u"NS an" wiz N'o'' nus
nFothorS' 'e''Eo N"'' ''''r VI ItII'I'''"'
~ d" ana James warmer VI N'''"''-
| SON. tohn'-NrS' NuulSoh haWS"n ana
hVo chlIdroh ot NhitlhE are passing
rev days with her Hothor' MIS- Mar
tina BailoY.-Thc Ladies' Ala society or
the Methodist church Will hold its
next meeting with Mrs. Ezra Ball Fri
day afternoon.-Mrs. :. r. Carslcy ani
guest Miss Gardner OF Albany, ~ Y.
and Miss Grace T. Kingsland and
guest Mrs. George Kirk, OF Rutland,
went to Mount Philo yesterday aY.-MisS
Edith Rcuaud has returned from a
three weeks visit to her uncle. Henry
sloan Of Worcester. Mass-Tho W. l..
Main circus shows here to-dav.-Miss
| Ada willard has returned from n two
weeks vacation at Long Point and
| Whitehall y Y.-Mrs. Charles stone
and daughter. Maud. have returned
from Lincoln
| Tho rorcptfor given Monday evening
n. ,lo ind,i.,ri,i s,hooi to Srnt ana
Nre u I. 1rgaus and Assistant Sunt
and Nrs E y Pratt was largely at
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Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, la
borers rely on DR. Thomas Eclectric
OIL. Takes the sting out of cuts burns
| or bruises at once. Pain cannot stay
where 1t Is used
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over. y. H.. is visiting Miss Helen We'll
ler.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sheldon of
Waterbury are guests Of Mr.. Shcldon's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sheldon.-Mrs.
H. F. Shcrwln. who has been III for
several days. Is confined to her bed the
most of the time.
MTDDLEBURy.
Some Italians pushed a car Of marble
on to Mason Dupaul Saturday, whilc he
was dluc gangs at the Brandon Italian
Marble company's mill aul one leg was
broken below tho knee. He was taken to
his home whore Or. u. G. Noble reduced
the fracturc.-Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Fletcher have issued cards for the mar
riaEc Of their daughter. Gertrude, 10
George Edmund Rushford Of pecksvilc,
n. Y, at their summer home. The out
| look at Long point Monday evening. Sep
tcmhcr Mrs Flanagan of Proctor is
the guest Of J. NJ. Hincks.--Mrs. y. NJ
Means and her sister, Miss RebcCCa
! Hayden. gave a tea party Friday after
noon TO their frionds.-Mrs. Daniel Shea
and her son, Arthur have returned from
Port Henry, y. Y.-The Rev Louis A.
RotonhaCh and wife and the Misses
Gilmore have returned from Eagle camp
| South Hero. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c.
Lcavcu worth OF Cleveland. Onto. former
residents. have Joined Mrs. EdrclFo at
the Sargent.-Mrs. Alice Hathaway and
daughter, Marie Of brooklyn. y. Y. are
in town for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. l..
Dro,ctt.-Addson county court came in
Saturday morning at nine o'clock and
parts Of two cases were heard. At 11:3o
O'Clock thcv took a recess until
Monday afternoon at two O'clock
Alfred Woodward has returned from
Salisbury Beach. Mass.-FIerman Cole.
who has been laid up with A bad knee.
is able to he about the streets again
Mrs. w. n. Sheldon and her daughter.
Miss Margaret. entertained friends at
their home on Main street Saturday aftcr-
noon from four to six o'cIocl5. Mrs
Allen Hall of burlington is visiting her
| brother. f + Turner ana family, -
| Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Tho,nn.on Of \c,v
| York cftv are visiting at tho hor,o Of
MFR. and Mrs Robert Cartmel1-Dr and
Mrs " Y White have returned from, the
! Adirondacks. The doctor is telling some
good fish s.orics.-A II. Bristol and fam
! ily have returned from Thompson's
| Pont.-Miss Hattie Martin has returned
! from Burlington.-E p Cushnan and
family have returned from THOMPSON ;
Point.--Miss Pauline Wilcox has returned
from Thompson's Point-Mrs. A. w
Varney OF Bennington is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bond
Gardner Albee and family have moved
! into the I,angworthy house on Seymour
street.-The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
| George Norton died Thursday night -
| Mrs +. w Bird, who has spent the past
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LINCOLN.

A wire fence has been put up along
the front Of Maple cemetery Which adds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14

Chicago, July 13.-Crop damage reports
from the northwest caused a lie advance
in wheat on the market today. At the
close the September delivery showed a net
gain of &c. Corn was up &c. Oats were
&c higher. Provisions were III to 10Ql213c
lower.
The bulllsh feeling which developed in
the wheat market late yesterday was
again in evidence at the opening today
and throughout the entire session the
market continued strong. There were lib
eral purchases by shorts, and also heavy
buying for investment by the leading
bulls The situation in the northwest
was again the dominating influence, al
though the market derived some strength
from short crop reports from the south
west. An advance of more than Id in the
siderable strength to the local market at
the start The smallness of primary re
ceints was bull factor late in the day.
The market closed strong. September
opened g to 1ac higher at s4ss 20 941a, sold
off to 94A and then advanced to 951s d95I4
The close was at 94%.
There was only moderate volume of
trading in corn, but the tone Of the mar
ket was firm. The strength of wheat was
the chief bullish influence. The close was
steady. September opened 1s9Ac higher
at d12q545s. sold between 543s and 542l and
closed at 541z.
Trading IN oats was active and prices
scored an advance of nearly 1c. Crop dam
age reports which kept pouring in from
all sections were the main reason for the
strength. September opened "a to 1zC
higher at SS9s to 1855 and advanced to 4O1s.
The close was at 40.
Provisions were quiet and easy. Liberal
receipts of live hogs at western packing
centers induced moderate selling by local
packers, which caused the easier feeling.
At the close September pork was off 10d
1212C, lard was down TIC and ribs were
752ql0c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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STOCK MARKET
TRIFLE BETTER
Activity and Strength Devel-
oped Confined to Compar-
atively Few Securities.
CLOSING WITH GAINS HELD
BANK STATEMENT REGARDED
AS FAVORABLE.
CLOSING WITH GAINS HELD

New York, July 13-The rectifica ton of
last weeks discrepancy in the cash item
OF the bank statement conduced to the
favorable showing of the clearing house
institutions today and explained the small
effect of the weeks Withdrawals of gov
eminent deposits from the banks on top
of a seeming exhaustion of surplus re-
serves. The cash gained reported today
by the banks of 100000 compares with
an apparent loss on the known imports of
money of upward of S6,000,000 Last week s
statement cOntrariWiSe, reported loss of
So 600 900 cash where a gain of 100000 had
occurred according to the known move
ments of money. The explanation prob
ably is that corporations transferred de-
posits from banks to the security COM
panies on very large scale to effect the
July statements after which these cash
holdings have been transferred back to the
banks.
The heavy loan contraction of 81, sS2, 400
IS ascribed partly TO stock market hqut-
dalton, but change in security holdings in
connection with the release effected by
the surrender of government deposits may
figure also in this item. An expectation
Of some such an anomaly in the bank
statement was a factor in keeping up
prices in the dull market. The activity
and strength was confined TO compare
lively few stocks. Union Pacific was the
conspicuous leader of the market, The
pending publication of the findings of the
interstate commerce commission on the
Hartman inquiry was an influence on
: ais stock. The belief was entertained
that the contents of the report which
might be adverse to the Hartman proper
ties have been so explicitly recognized that
their effect has been felt already in the
stock market The Hill stocks were af-
fected by talk Of a maturing plan for
the transfer of the Northern Pacific S
equity in the Burlington to the Great
Northern. The closing was strong with
the gains held. Total sales of bonds, par
value $4,000.
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- - - PURIFIES
- - osTHE BLOOD

Bad blood responsible for most Of the ailments Of mankind
from any cause this vital fluid becomes injected with impurities humors
poison disease in form is follow.
Bols Ppes etc. while they show underlying
which is far deepan impure huonfectd blood supply and
corrected and the blood purified distressing
symptoms will remain Rheumatism Catarrh
Blood Poison blood
ued circulation and will continue unless the poison Is
moved from the blood In all blood and skin diseases
itself perfect remedy down into the circulation and all
Nothing
S. ST.
circulation.
highest ORDER but appetizer
blood and medical advice desired free all
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
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Money, Silver, Etc.

New York, July 13-Money on call nom
inal. Time loans, strong, sixty days, )
per cent; ninety days, 5q5i2; six months,
per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 414G6 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4s660d4. $50
for demand, and at 48340d4.S350 for sixty
day bills; posted rates, 4-s4 and 4.S71a +;
commercial bills, 4S514 q4.S33s7s.
Bar silver. 673s.
Mexican dollars, 52l5
Government and railroad bonds, steady.
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York, July 13.-Tho market for
coffee futures closed steady, net I'M
changed.
Sales, q. 100 bags. including July at go;
September, 5.55; December. 5.60d5 60; Jan
uaTy, $40; March. 5.75G5S0; May. 5.SOd5. IS.
Spot coffee steady; Rio No. Z, 62s; San
tos No 4, So; mild coffee, quiet; Cordova,
9Q12L.
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining, 1851
centrifugal so test, 3S31a; molasses sugar,
S.O01a; refined steady. No. 6, 40; No Z,
4.55; No. S, $50; No. Q, AS: No. 10 ABS;
415; confectioners A, $50; mould A, 535:
cut loaf. SO; crushed. $40: powdered, $40;
graduated, 500; cubes, 5.25
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NJ etal Markets.

New York, July I3.-MetaI markets
were more or less nominal today. trading
being dull as usual in the absence of
cables.
Tin was quoted at 40.9014- ..
Copper was nominal, with lake quoted
at 21S71zG22. 1214; electrolytic at Il .50d21. 75
and casting at 20. 50GZ1.O0
Lead was unchanged at 610G6.15
Spelter, 6.15d620
Iron was quiet at recent figures
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Drs. Shores & Shores are the only
doctors in Utah. that have proven their
skill by publishing hundreds of genu-
inc PERMANENT Cures. giving
names, pictures and addresses so you
may see and talk with the patients
CONSULTATION AND ADVICE
FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL AT
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Financial and Commercial

which tended to limit borrowings. The
daily average Of bank clearings was $780,
000.0O0 against $685.. 100000 in the week of
July 6; clearings on Saturday rejecting
Fridays business were 1906, 1924. Com
parison of loans by individual banks
showed that seven institutions contracted
this item by S9,500,0O0 net; five banks
gained So S75.OOO cash
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CONSULT RELIABLE DOCTORS ONLY.

grayish color The inflamed mucous
membrane naturally causes more or
less stenosis. or narrowing or closing
of the nasal passages. which adds
greatly to the discomfort Of the suf-
ferer, often times the nasal passages
are entirely closed up.
II the patient lies on the side. the
nasal passage which is uppermost be
comes open, while the fluid collects in
the parts below; or if the patient lies
on the back and the flow passes to the
rear portion. causing a complete stop
page Of the nasal passages. The fluids
which escape from the nose are often
irritating and very frequently give
rise TO irritation around the nose and
lip and sometimes even result I'm ecze-
ma. The eyes become COnEested and
the lips red and itching If the dis
ease is allowed TO run. an attack Of
asthma often sets in. The asthmatic
symptoms are usually confined to the
night time, although the waking hours
are often characterized by shortness
Of breathing, which the patient de-
sCribes as wheeling.
Hay fever is a treacherous disease
and yields quickly TO the new treat
ment Every sufferer from this in
sidiOus and deceptive disease should
consult Drs. Shores & Shores at once.
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The Financier says: The last weeks
statement of the Associated banks was
Unexpectedly favorable, as had that of
the previous week been surprisingly I'M
favorable, not only so far as concerned
the recorded cash movement, but the re-
suit indicated in the surplus reserve.
The statement of last week showed
gain OF "a 100000 cash. whereas q loss
Of millions appeared 10 be foreshadowed
by the traceable movements of money.
The previous weeks bank returns showed
a loss of s., 000, 900 cash, though the trace
able changes in this item led to eXpec
tations of a gain, Of $6,5G0000.
It seems probable that in the week of
July the surprising exhibit of cash loss
was due TO Withdrawals thereof from
the banks by some of the trust companies
in order to make a good showing in their
semi-annual reports to the state bank
superintendents; assuming that this will
be the case last weeks unexpected gain
of cash may have been the result of the
return to the banks of the money so
withdrawn, it having served the purpose
intended in the previous fortnight, Be
cause of the above noted gain Of cash
and the reduction in deposits and hence
in reserve requirements. the surplus re-
serve showed an important gain instead
of loss, as was expected.
The cash increased last week LOIS 700;
part of this increase probable came from
the above mentioned return of cash to
banks by trust companies and some pOr-
ton was traced TO movement of money
hither by interior banks, whose balances
had been drawn upon by the surrender
of their public deposits through their
New York correspondents, thus requiring
the reinforcement of such balances. Gen
eral deposits decreased 81, 80, 400 and the
required reserve was consequently re-
duced 81 "a. 100. adding which TO the gain
in cash, made s6,020S 800 as the increase in
surplus reserve to S6.s77.o50; computed
upon the basis of deposits less those of
s2e. 3SS 400 public funds-which 1t may be
observed were reduced s1.513,S00 during
the week-the surplus is s14,1Ss.650. Loans
were contracted s1oSsS,40o during the
week: this was doubtless due to the can
collation. of loans in the previous week.
after July disbursements of interest had
been effected and also to the dull bnsi-
ness last week on the stock exchange,
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WE TREAT AND CURE

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eases. Prices and terms within the
reach Of all.
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EYE DEPARTMENT

DIS. Shores Eye Department is IN
charge Of q Specialist Of q years
training in the treatment OF all dis
eases Of the Eye. Astigmatism, Far
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clans, are cordially invited to
consult this department and be
advised FREE Of CHARGE.
We cure more men than all the
Fake Medical Institutes in
the city combined.
So sure is the Cure under Drs.
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IN all private diseases that YOU
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The Bank Statement.

New York, July 13.-The statement of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold S6,S77,059 more
than the legal reserve requirements This
with last week The statement follows:
Loans, 81, 104, S35, 900: decrease, $40, SSS. 400
Deposits, $1,07U, 759, $50; decrease, S7,7S0,-
100.
Legal tenders, s72,74e 600; increase, ST.
968 200.
Specie, sol. SIS 900; increase, 81, 1075oo.
Reserve, 1924. So, 900; increase, S4,075, 700.
81, 945, 100.
Surplus $6S77,O go: increase, 5000, 500.
Ex-U. S. deposits, s14,1ss650; increase,
s., ga. $50
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WEAK MEN

So-called Weakness" in men Is mere
" a symptom OF chronic Inflammation
in the PROSTATE gland, brought on BY
early dissipation or by the improper
treatment Of some contracted disease. A
complete and radical cure is, therefore a
question OF restoring the PROSTATE gland
to It's normal state, and this we accom-
plish promptly and completely, without
the use Of internal remedies. Our treat
merit Is a local one entirely. II is oriRi-
nal ard scientific. and has been proved
absolutely effective by thousands Of tests
We are convinced that by no other meth
DDS oan full and permanent restoration Of
strength and vigor be accomplished.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14

Chicago, July 1S.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
firm; creameries. 2OG25; diaries Lar.
Eggs-Firm at mark, cases included. Is
G14: firsts, 10: prime firsts, A.
Cheese-Easy, 12Q1Slz.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, July 1S-Cattle-Receipts 800:
market steady. Beeves, 475dI30; cows,
500; good to prime steers, 5.sOG73 80; poor
to medium, 4.75G575: stockers and feed
ers, 2.90d5.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market to 10
cents lower. Light, 5.SOG61 10; mixed. $40
d61O; heavy, 525q5.9O; rough, 5.2OQ5.5O;
pigs, 100000. good to choice heavy, 5S5
G595; bulk. 5.75G600.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady.
Natives, S.75d590; western. 3.75H5.S0:
yearlings. 6.O0d6.60; lambs, 5.5Od7. 20; west
ern, 5.50Q765.
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Butter and Eggs.

0uttcT anu Eggs
New York, july I3.-Butter and eggs
unchanged.
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Omaha, July -Cattle-Receipts, 1880;
market unchanged
Hogs-Reeeipts, $500; market shade
lower Heavy. 5.5565.75; mixed. 570G5.75;
light, 575d5.s11z; pigs, 5.25Q5.7O; bulk of
sales, 5-7Od5-771z
Sheep-Receipts. 100: market steady.
Yearlings. 5.506615; wethers, 5.c0G5 20;
ewes. 450d5.a0; lambs. 6.50dI25.
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