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CHAPTER NSNllI.
a "spaam o. Xlftus."

I forced upon Goodrich my place a.
chairman Of the national committee
and went abroad with my daughters.
We stayed there untl Scarborough
was inauguraicd. he had got his
nomination from a convention Of men
who hated and feared him. but who
dared not nout the people and fling
away victory; he had got his election
because tho reflections from our ranks
IN the doubtful states far outbal.
anccd Ooodrich's extensive purchases
thcro with the huge campalgnfund Of
tho interests. Tho wheelhorso. Parti.
aanshlp. had broken down. and the
leader. Pluiocraoy. could not draw the
chariot 10 victory alone.
As soon a. the election was over,
our people began % cable me 10 come
home and take charge. But waited
until Woodruff and my other faithful
llcutenants had thoroughly convinced
all tho officers OF the machine how
desperate lts plight was. and that
alono could repair and restore. and
that could do Il only ~ absolute
control were given me. When the
ship reached quarantine Woodruff
came aboard; and. not having seen
him In many months. was able IA
see. and was startled by. tho contrast
between tho Doc Woodruff had met
on the train moro years before than
cared 10 cast up, and tho United
States Senator Woodruff. high in tho
councils Of the party and high IN the
esteem ~ its partlsans among the
people lie was saying: you can
have anything you want. senator
and 20 on. Hut I was thinking OF
him. Of the vlolssitudos Of politics
Of the unending struggle Of tho foul
stream 90 purify itseli. 70 sink or "a
aatprato itg mud. For we ought mol
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Notice to Sell Real Estate OF Merrill
Hitchcock Deceased.
NIAITmI NINMlNI-

GIAIE Nf NthMlNls ~ lfHIAlr
- District ~ Remington. ts Court he'd ~
ths Probate once iu Remington ln. and &c said
district un the .fth day ui July. A -. 1877
Present John Y. carney. Judge
Ida n. Hitchcock hdm.nistfaiflh ~ ne r.
tate q Merrill Hitcheuck. late 20 Hnats
bur u said district. deceased. makes nupNca
tiuu o. sad Court iuf license a. sr aI ui ihr rra
estate ~ sIid deceived. situate lu fhr luu p II
shanshuff iof bounds and description refer
cnce may b. hai 20 the iaui lircuris In ihr
Tosn Clerks once % ths Toun 90 ~lafts.
biy, aiofrsaid. rcrrrseuillg that te Alr
~ sad TEA estate would o. NruririA
~ the estate Of said deceased ana hos Inter
ssted ~ saii estate.
Whsfsufuu. 10 o. ordered % saii Court nat
said Application D. referred a. session there
o. b. o. held ai tnr Probate once ln hcutinE
ton tn sad district un thr lih dal uf AIfusl
All ts5. fuf bearing AMI derlsIunfhrfruu aud
Il u further ordered that all persons Iniefrsied
b. notified hereof ~ puhhcaiiunui notice ~ sad
application aud order thereon. three WEEKS SOC
csssltr'Y On thr Remington Evening liAune
uswsfaprf published at Remington. ADJ nhicl
cifcuiaies ln thr nriEhhufhu.i IT Those interest
81. before said time uf hearing. that thri mas
aptsaf at said time and place. and. u hcy 80
cause object thereto.
Atis,t JOHN Y CARNEY. judge.
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DON'T EXPERIMENT
You VIII Make No Mistak eff You
Follow This Remington Cit
zen's Advice.

Never neglect your kldncys. " you
have pain In the back. urinary dirOr.
derH. dizziness and nervousness, It's
time 10 act and no time TO experiment.
These are all symptoms Of kidncy trou
BILE and you should seek remedy
which II known 10 cure the kidneys.
Deans Kidney Pills ~ the remedy
10 use. No need 20 experiment IL
has cured many stubborn cases In Ben.
ulngton. Follow the advice of a Ben.
ningtun citizen aud BE- cured yourself.
-. y. Cronin. mechanic. living at 200
Depot street. bennington. VI. says
IL was about a year ago that not.
iced that my kidneys we're not acting
properly and I concluded II was ON &C.
count OF a good deal Of driving that
did. ! had pains In the small OF my
back. headaches and dizziness aud
was 40 restless nc night That arose IA
the morning feeling more tired than
when | went 10 bed. procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at y. u. IIyde's
drug store and on using found that
they acted mp 10 the Representations
made for them. ! was soon feeling
much better and after taking the pills
In one box was cured OF the trouble
There has never been any recurrence
OF the trouble since that time"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo, ~.
Y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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CHAPTER xxxlv.
"Let Us HELM Each Othsr.S


In the following September took
my daughters 20 Elizabeth. She
looked earnestly. first at Frances, tall
and slim and fancying herself a WON
an grown. then az Ellen. short and
round and struggling with the gig
Cling age. we shall like each other,
I'm sure" was her verdict Wen
get on we'll together" And Frances
smiled. and Ellen nodded. They evil
IDENTIFY thought 10. too.
4 want you 10 teach them your
art" said I. when they were gone To
settle themselves and she and 1 were
alone.
my artY"
The art Of being ones self I am
sick 81 men and women who hide
their real selves behind a pose Of
what they want others 20 think them"
Most Of our troubles come from
that. don't thoyg"
IAN mine did." said I. Il am AZ
the age when the very word age be-
gins 10 Jar on the ear. and the net re.
suit Of my years Of effort Isl have
convinced other people that am
somebody at the cost Of convincing
myself that I am nobody"
NO. you are master" she said.
AS a lion tanner n master Of his
lions. lie gives all his thought 90
them. who think only Of their appe-
iites And his whole reward Il that
with his life IN his hand be can some
times COW them through a few worth.
los little tricks" booked round the
attractive rcception.room OF tho
school 4 wish you'd take me In. too
I ended.
She flushed a little. then shook her
head. her eyes tWinkling. This IL
not rcformatory." said she. And We
both laughed.
A. did not speak or look away.
but continued 10 smile AZ her. she be-
came uneasy. glanced round as u
seeking an avenue Of retreat
"Ycs-i mean just that Elizabeth"
I admitted. and my tono explained the
words.
she olaspod her hands aud started
up.
In mc-in every one went on.
there's a beast and a man. Just now
with mc-tho man IL uppermost
And he wants 10 stay uppermost
Ellfabcth-wili you-help himT'
She lowered her head until could
zee only the splcndor Of her thick
hair. sparkling like black quartz.
win you--dcarl Won't you
icar7"
Suddenly she gave me both her
hands let us help each other" she
said. And slowly she lifted her glance
70 mine. and never before had felt
the fun glory Of those eyes. the full
melody % that deep voice.
And ~. end a. began. as life
begins and ends-wlth a woman. 10
Voman's arms We enter life. IN a
soman'a arms We get the courage and
strength 90 bear a.. In a vomans
arms We leave A. And ne for the span
botwccn-tho business. profession.
carccr-how colorless. how meaning.
loas Il would be but for hori
THE END.
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The Badge Of Honesty

u on every wrapper OF Doctor Piercea
Golden Medical Discovery because full
list OF tho ingredients composing II IL
printed there In plain English. Forty
years Of experience has proven It's superior
worth as q blood purifier and invigorat-
ing tonic for the cure OF stomach disorders
and all liver ills. II builds up the run
down system as no other tonic can In
which alcohol Is used. Tho active medlc-
inal principles OF native roots such as
Golden Seal and Queens root, Stone and
Mandrake root, Bloodroot and Black
Cherrybark are extracted and preserved
by the use OF chemically pure, triple
refined glycerlne. Send 10 DR.. X. V. Pierce
at Buffalo, N. Y, for free booklet which
quotes extracts from well-recognlzed med
ical authorities such as Drs. Barthnlow,
King. ScuddeE Coe, Elllngwood and q
host Of otheH, showing that these roots
can be dOt'ended upon for their curative
action IL all weak states OF the stomach,
accomplished by indigestion or dyspepsia
as well q iDAll bilious sr liver complaints
and In Rl/'wastlng diseases" where thero
Is losy(lTllesh and gradual running down
OF tCStrength and system.
The "Golden Medical Discovery makes
rich, pure blood and so inylgOrates and
regulates Tic stomach. IIYeL aud bQNcls,
aud, lhrough- lem.lhe whole -sYstcm,
Thus all skin affections, blotchcs, pimples
and eruptlons as well as scroiulOus swell
llngs and old open running sores or ulcers
arc cured and healed. In treating old
running sores, or ulcers, II Is well 20 In
sure their healing 10 apply 10 them Dr.
Piorcc's All-llealing Salye. Ifyour drug
gIst don't happen 70 have this Salyo in
stock, send ffty-four cents In postage
stamps 10 DIR. II. V. Pierce, Inyallds' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Buffalo. N. v. and
q large box OF the 'All-Heallng Salyo :
will reach you by return post
You can't afford to accept n secret nos
trum A. a substitute for this non-nlcohOlic,
medicine or KNOWN COMPOSITION, not
even though tho urgent dealer may
thereby make little bigger profit.
DIR. Pierco's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and lnvigorate stomach, liver and bowels
6ugar-coatcd, tiny granulcs, easy 10 take
a. candy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
TAULE on pEWrrNTAUI
r.IIsa 90 Lower AUTO n.eord.

ATLANTIC CITY. ~ J.. Aus. g.
At the automobile races on the Vent
nor beach here Monte Roberts. IN
~ horsepower machine. tried 10 lower
tho record Of thiriyfour seconds Tor
the mile course but the best be- could
DO was 30 IL seconds. A match uce
between George Elliott and u q. Rel.
scy wns won by tn former. Ills time
was loo Is. a special race Tor road.
sters was captured by II. ]. Edwards
A. n. Whiting was second aud q. IL
Smith third.
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with friends less devoted ana enemies
more bitter; you will be misunder-
stood, mahsned; and there's only q
remote possibility that your Vindica-
ton win come before you are too old
to be offered a second term. And the
harvest from the best you SOW will be
ruined In some food OF reaction"
NO" he answered. 1T will be
reapod. The evil do. all evil. passes.
The good will be reaped. Nothing
good Is lost"
And II II ia reaped." rejoined.
tho reaplng will not come until long,
long after you are mere name In
history"
Even as / spoke my doubts | was
wishing l had kept them TO myself;
for, thought |. there's no poorer bust
ness than shooting at the beautiful
Gearing bird OF illusion. But he was
looking at me without seeing me. His
expression suggested the throwing
open OF the blinds hiding a mans In.
most self.
III man." said no absently. "nres
his mind not on making friends or de-
foatlng enemies. not on elections or on
history. but Just on avoiding from day
to day. from act TO act. tho condemna-
ton OF his own selfrespect-" The
blinds closed as suddenly as they had
oponed-he had become conscious that
some one was looking In. And l was
wishing again that had kept my
doubts 10 myself: for now saw that
what | had thought bright bird OF
Illusion was In fact the lost star which
lighted my own youth.
Happy the man who. through
strength or through luck. guides his
whole life by the star Of his youth.
Happy. but how rarel
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08

vormontcrs as set are inclined 10
express themselves with not n little
sarcasm when speaking of the pro.
nounccd opposition Of 10" Battoll ~
MIddlcbury and Marsh" iIapgood Of
Peru 20 the automobile. The contcn.
ton Of the owner Of the Mlddlebury
Register that the authorities Of indiy.
Idual towns are vested with power to
close any and all roads against the
honk wagons ~ generally considered
yagary Of an eccentric mind. but II
the accidents ON the highways aud
streets. due largely 10 reckless driy.
Ing aud a disregard OF the rights Of
the public. continue 10 Increase CORE.
spondngly with the more general use
Of automobiles II ~ not NJ all unlike.
~ that Mcssrs Battoll and IIapgood
may set live TO find themselves the
phophots In n movement which shall
ultimately bring about just the condit.
ion that the Middlcbury editor insists
should exist at the present time.
There Is such an Overwhelmingly ma.
iority OF people In this country who
can never own an auto but who do
possess the privilege OF voting that
once a combined antagonism II Gre
atod a big industry that furnishes en-
ploymcnt 20 thousands OF people aud
out Of which large number OF law
abiding citizens derive pleasure and
convenience will be- In danger The
owners OF automobiles who respect
the laws and rights OF other people
have a greater interest IN the suppress
sion Of the scorchor than rpy other
class for It IL upon them that the obi
INN created by the speed limi, rcak
or will fall the heaviest
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
ice Cream Time IA Here.

Everybody II fond Of delicious Ice
cream. especially during the warm sea
son, and II you make II yourself and
use D.zerta Ice Cream Powder II II
sure TO be absolutely pure and whole
some. Guaranteed under the Nation
~ Pure Food Laws. No cooking nee
eaaary. no sugar, hayoring or eggs 20
add. Everything In the package ready
for Immediate use. Al all grocera,
two packages, 20 cents. order to
day.
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NORRIS & BONNER
Main Street North Bennington

TO the purpose Of soliciting your
patronage and announcing the open
ing OF our new store as a Ladies
and Gents Merchant Tailoring es-
Enlistment. we beg to draw your
attention TO our new line Of Spring
and Summer Goods for Suiting.
oyercoaung and Pants. which will
be made up in the latest style. and
tit guaranteed with the best work
manship.
II your clothes are wrinkled or a
little soiled you don't care to wear
them to business; and perhaps you
can't afford to buy a new suit. That s
lust the time to come and see US.
Bring your last year clothes and
have them neatly repaired. cleaned
and pressed. Only takes a few days
TO make them look as good as new
Yours truly.
GEORGE BRADE. Manager
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ool.,sn Bes, National Champion.

BOSTON. Aug. s-The sensation NJ
Longwood In the play Tor the Long
wood cup was the defeat ~ W. !.
Cloihicr ~ Philadelphia. national
champion. by y. &. Colston % Baiti.
more. n former Yale champion. The
heat was intense. aud when the men
had finished their i've set match both
were exhausted. aud Colston was
obliged 10 De- on the fioor % the club
house before attempting 10 dress Tor
the street.
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VERMONT NEWS
Items Of ln,eres, From Fourteen coun.
ties Of State.

]. n. Noble uf Rcadshoro narrowly
ESCAPED death recently while blasting
licartwcllylllc. The blast which De-
had lighted had exploded and he up.
preached two blasts which had been
lighted but which had apparently
been cxtingulshcd when ~ D" came
near the blasts they exploded and hn
was Hung 90 90 90 feet Hc struck
ON his shoulders aud barely ESCAPED
being crushed by n flying fragment uf
rock lie was badly bruised uu One
side. shoulder and ankle.
Announcement has been made of o.
gift Of $1,000 10 lloatuu hospital
Montpelier by the Rev aud Mrs. q.
Edward Wright. the money becoming
available at once. Doctor Wright Dr.
pastor Of the Unitarian church and
has done much Tor charity. The hos
pltni will also soon come IN fUr n
share Of the Susan ShumNGy estate
now being settled in probate court
The hospital o. the rcHiduary logltco
and Il ~ estimated that 10 Will receive
close 10 $1,000 as the result of MR.
Shumway'H generosity She was o..
sident Of Calais.
The burlington Humane Society
during the month Of July disposed oi
six horses. thirteen dogs. and eight
cats SIX horses with sore backs were
found on the city streets. aud one
horse was removed from work. Durinr
the month visits we're made 90 Essex
Junction aud Essex. North WilllHtou
Milton. Colchester. MallCtts Hay
South burlington and Shclhuruo. AZ
Milton the agent Of the society. per
suadcd shipper Of stock 10 feed and
water bis animals before loading. and
also 90 procure an extra car instead oI
crowdlng all into one. Three dead
hogs we're found at burlington IN d
car loaded with calves: these aftui
some difficulty were taken out ant
sent to the rendering plant IN,
whole number OF cases investigate
were twenty. besides two cases whcr,
children were abused hy their parents
There we're just two responses 4,
the suggestion that the society ahoul,
be- remembered by voluntary contribn
lions nc some date during the month
ca - TO RIA.
B..n,ls zlh Md f,g Hla laln 9ss1t
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CHICAGO. Aug s.-First Llcuten.
ant James V. s. Paddock. u. 3. A.. died
here OF pneumonia. Lieutenant Pad.
dock was retired In 1891 because Of
disability resulting from wounds ro-
colvsd In an Indian fight In 1901. lie
graduated from West Point In 1877.
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rrr.ln Al. Ala Of nn..ia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. s-Pcrsla
has asked the assistance Of Russia 60
secure n settlement Of her frontier dis
putc with Turkey. She claims that
Turkish troops have penetrated for u
distance Of forty miles into Persian
territory. terrorlIlng the population by
fire aud sword.
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nnrInr ni Inm..tnnn-

JAMESTOWN. n. Y. Aug. s-Fa.
vorltcs won three out Of the four
events I'm the Lake Erie trotting cir.
cult rnccs. Cash. Jr.. fayorltc IA the
2.is trot, lost 20 Lady Pcarllne G.
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MI,,.nna MAJ. a n.rnrh.

ITHACA. n. Y. Aug Mlxwood
made n new truck record ~ 2lih In
the 2iO pace at the races Of the Ithaca
Driving club.
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BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In the Ma
tionaI aud American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AZ Cincinnati
Cincinnati ........O 900 OoiO II
Hits-nrooklyn. G: Cincinnati. O. Er.
rors- Brooklyn. 0: Cincinnati. l. Batteries
-Rucker and Ritter. Hit and schlsL
AZ Chicago
Philadelphia ......oooOOsOOoi
its-Philadciphia. 8; Chicago. q Er.
rors Philadelphia. I. Chicago. l. Bat.
teriya-sparks and Doom. overall and
king
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Impure blood runs you down-makes
you an easy victim for organic dlseas.
ea. Burdock Blood BitterH purlflea the
blood-cureB the cause-builda you up.
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TABLE or PERCENrAC
AMERIcAN IEAnrE-

WV A"NN HHHHH#HH " v 4 y v
Hits-st Louis. o. New York. a. Er.
rors-st Louis. 2. New York natiur.
lCs-Giade and Spencer: Doyle. TIT and
klClunw
A. Boston
chicago o 0ioOooO 81
Boston o 90 o0Oi00 III
lilta=ChicnEn. 4. Boston. n. Errors
Chicago. 1. Boston. . Batteries HAltrock
ami McFariand. Young and CHgor
~ Philadelphia
Detroit ............I OoOoio o.
Philadelphia 100 90 =
Hits Detroit 4 Philadelphia. q Errors
Detroit. 2. Philadelphia. I. batteries
Kiiilan and schmidt. Bender and rowvfs
A. MaahinEtun-
Cleveland .........o OoOioo II
Washington ......Oi ogo 2ao -
Hits=Clcveihnd 4. Washington. 4 Er
rnrs= Cleveland. 8. Washington. 2 Hat.
tories - tlcbharit and Wakefield. John
stone and HrYd1n.
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WANTED.

have customers fnf = numtsf Of small ner
alhFton housss. priceftom tiuT9 10 fat9 rs0h.
Must ~ weli located.
We sell quafrics water powers tIIhef Ards
poultry farms, on H. store, huisls Eu0-i bust
nrss pfapasiiuus. nne dairy farm. small ~
gfeatt tsauiiiui summer homes. hf mountain
~ lake. and everything you can INNS 20 -
RAJ estate We have nsb 4 With pc over ~
farms iucatrd iu Vermont ami New Nufk.
send stamp iof nrN iipi pamphlet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-26
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT OPENS
tcontinued from page -

Continued from page II
er humanity, may advance hand in
hand, united only in a generous rival
ry to see which can best do its al
lotted work in the world. / believe
that there is a rising tide in human
thought which tends for righteous
international peace; a tide which It
behooyes us to guide through ra-
Honal channels to sane conclusions;
and all OF us here present can well
afford to take TO heart st. Paul's
counsel: IF 1t be possible, as
much as lieth in you, live peaceably
with all men,"
Praises Our Forefathers
We have met today to celebrate
the opening Of the Exposition which
itself commentaries the first per-
manent settlement of men of our
stock in Virginia, the first beginning
mighty Republic. Three hundred
years ago handful of English ad-
venturers, who had crossed the
ocean in what we should now call
cockle-boats, as clumsy as they were
frail, landed in the great wooded
wilderness. the Indian-haunted waste
which then stretched down to the
waters edce along the entire Allan
tic coast. They we're not the first
men of European race to settle in
what is now the United States, for
there were already Spanish settle
ments in Florida and on the head
waters of the Rio Grande; and the
French, who at almost the same time
were struggling up the st. Lawrence,
were likewise destined to form per-
manent settlements on the Great
Lakes and in the valley of the mighty
Mississippi before the people of Eng
lish stock went westward of the Al
leghenies. Moreover, both the
Dutch and the Swedes were shortly
to found colonies between the two
SITS of English colonies, those that
grew up around the Potomac and
those that grew up on what is now
the New England coast. Neverthe-
less, this landing at jamestown pos
sesses for us of the United States an
altogether peculior significance, and
this without regard to our several
origins. The men who landed at
jamestown and those who, thirteen
years later, landed at Plymouth, all
of English stock, and their fellow
settlers who during the next few de-
cades streamed in after them, were
those who took the lad in shaping
the life history of this people in the