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The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

~ sss nc ocus me. dignined in the
hoos. Nor b such an extreme eleva.
tioe necessary 10 Biz comfort. A chair
WIN do. any old chair. but don't deny
poor william thst soiace for his even
Ing hours.
Disorder 10 NAME Tirst Lew.
You've probably rad somewhere
that order h natures Gnt law. Some
old timer with q rcputation for wis
dom to maintain 10 said TO have been
rsspousible for II. lt nay be SO. but
my experience with nature forces me
to 0oubt. However. that's neither
hero nor Tiers. Tbs point I want to
make 10 that whsthse nature has any
such an ordinasce o. Dot. FIRST or last.
its doggoned certain that there's no
Law OF that kind In the statute books
Of man. You notice I doa't say man
kind. mean man. just plain man.
with whisksrs and starched shirts.
With women its different. Order Is not
only thsir first law. hut IT'S the FIRST
paragraph in their constitution. That
tidy must hang just %; that sofa pill
low must stand erecs,y In this po-
sition; for The lands saks. I wonder
who raised that wjAdow shade so
Hight Disorder IL .ooss truly mascu-
line, and IN tn respect man is at his
best, or. nthss. his worst, at home. I
an mighty sssry about this; honestly
am. II amt right. We really
oughtn't to lay OH umbrellas and
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
Sold for 500 Per Acre

One hundred dollars per acre seems
to DO about the standard price for oil
improved land In this locality ut
present. Albert Zuhl, on Tuesday Of
his week, sold his farm consisting OF
10 acres. to Samuel Black, for the
consideration OF 900 per acre. Mr..
Zahl Is to give possession the hrst OF
March. The trade was negotiated by
Il. G. Mead.-Slater Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

Borp-to the wife OF Early Thomas
Tuesday, Oct. 10, . boy, DIR. Nee oirc
IN attendance. Bud Green aud vito
Of Parsons, Kspsss, are here this
wees visiting with his parents aud
brothers, Earl Aud Dave Cieeo.-
Charley Nixon and wife moved We'd
uesdsy from the Potter house ; the
Ed Miller house recently occupied by
Mr.. Robertsou' Mr., Robertson sud
family moved iuto Ivasc Tsylor's
house. Mr.. Taylor and ~iio will
spend tho winter with their SOD, Jim
In Slater. Arrow Rock Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

10 ut once sedative and stimulating. n
promotes digestion. quiets the nerves,
and while II tranquillizes the mind n
doesn't deaden IT, On the contrary, it,
mental effect Ii that Of oil on . squeaky
axle. II makes the wheels run sasieR
and at the same time faster.
A Man's Physical comfsrts.
A good dinner. Z comfortable chair.
the company Of q sympathetic and lev-
Ing wife ana q fragrant Havana make
q combination that win carry q man
about as near to heaven a. he can get
on this side Of the Jordan. II brings
out all that 10 good In him. removes the
worries Of the day. straightens out ths
wrinkles In his brain, makes him more
amiable. a pleasanter companion. .
better husband. Leave out ths cigar
and the cares OF business am likely -
stay with him; he is grumpy and I'M
table, ready to quarrel at the drop g
the hat and about as entertaining a. q
lobster salad In the throes AZ d~igestioa.
II you make him 90, out and cit on the
curbstone alone while he takes hls
after dinner smoke the effect IL morally
and physically bad. and the lrst thing
you know he'll be chasing on to some
place where he can smoke In comfogG,
That's the beginning ~ ~ cd ~
. wise woman who lsts bar hueboD1
smoke 1t homo. and " my sdvlco ~
any weight with, you you'u enceUmD
the habit In Biliy-in moderator. ni1o
you-but for goodness. saks ~ shlD
to set I better brsn1 iof, elssFs thu
tho one be gave me - I was lsevinU
homs The last time,
The other habit thst you objsets -
are Just failtnga en9 the. AFe - usas.
" universal ano4e No Weaters e
trousers that their ahsspse would T..
dicats somsthlng radicsilyI wrong. Z
don't know why Il ~ md 1 don't think
the scientiqc fsiiutvn ~ ma % n.
plaip n. thourh they Nhaye viatteQ ttGlr
lives n in~venHs4dng tAlnSuso n 'pucp
IN tnpoet1noA but ~ IN Spne&q4
that Nv nsps - boato6lb. &UlyfSeG
ih'eahls - -
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

on The moor When they Sit down. 7
have n kind Of notion that It's one Of
natures methods Of equnlIzIng the cir
'culation OF the blood. Possibly women
had the samc instinct originally. but
ages OF cruel repression seem TO have
eraced II. At any rate. II doesn't ap-
pear to worry them. while II does have
q pretty considerable TO do with the
cheerfulness OF the other SEE. I think
I have pointed out to you the Impor-
lance Of making q man comfortable In
order 10 keep him contcntediy at home.
Well. my dear. pedal elevation IL one
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

- sst0 wv " jul 09 " Rss w. JV1s -
tho chairs.
charges You make against William -
dictate to me that no loves his homsL
and when q man manifests an afSectin
for his W nreside you a bet yoaR
sweet little life that he has In him ~
materials that good husbands are made
of. Your charges show me that -
spends his evenings at homo and that
he ID up In the morning clear hsads1
and ready for business. Thsy shoW
me that there IL no nonsenss abeat
Billy. He isn't one OF those fellows
who want to embroider violets o. ~
summer clouds. He's ON to his ~
He recognises the fact that the chic
object Of his existence ID TO proyi1D
bread and oleo and q few other thinR
like stuffed olives and embroldsre1
shirt waists. for you. Therefore anA
consequently he must hustle. Yso
probably don't know it-few women 10
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
Don't
Neglect It

It is a serious mistake
to neglect a weak heart. 1t
is such a short step to
chronic heart disease.
When you notice irreg,i-
lsrity of action, OCCASION
ing short breath, palpita-
ton, fluttering, pain in
chest or difficulty in lying
on left side, your heart
needs help--a strengthen
ing tonic. There is no bet
ter remedy than DIR. Miles.
Heart Cure. Its strength
ening influence is felt al
most at once.
~ have used 10 hotties u Or. Mpss'
Hear, Cure and can tIu,hful,y cay =
I have ever used. and ] Rave. tried
nearly everything that I know of, The
doctor who attended me asked ne
Dr. Miles Heart Cure. he said II was
not going IN do me any good. but u
did have not taken any for = year
slight symptom Of The old trouble. n
10 pot. enough for me 70 continue the
use Of the medicine. u I should get
worse would know what to Do. Take
DR.. Miles Heart Cure as I dtd before, ,
Eccr.ider my,,lf practically cured a
q. n. DtNNAM. LIVINGSTON. TEXAS.
Or. Miles Heart Cure 10 cold ~
your eruqolst. who. will guarantees thse =
ne sM refund your money. -
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, IND
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25
Mrs. Annie Kirby Dead

Mrs, Anais Kirby, wife of Porter
Kirby, aged q years, died at the
home OF her father.in law, II. A. Klr-
by, OF the Good Hope neigbborhood,
last Sunday, Of consumption. The
funeral services, conducted by Rev.
Wolf, we're held At the Methodist
church, In Gillian, Monday afternoon
At 2 30 o'clock, and the remains laid
10 rest 10 In the cemetery al that place.
: Slater Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

YoS wouldn't like the Job poursey.
re getting late and I've got a hard
dsy's- work before me tomorrow, SO
good night. Your loving old dad.
JOHN SNEED.
r. ST. opened this to inclose the
address OF my cigar dealer at home.
Tell Bill II he'll ask this man for my
favorite brand he'll get a smoke that
viii make the sun shine on a cloudy
day. ]. q.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

to himself and
less damage to
his surroundings
than anything
else. You may
grant all this
and still wonder
why he can't do
his . m oktps
away from
home. II 10. your
college educa.
ton II detective
for II failed 10
teach you some
mighty 1mpor
tant thinmabout
the effects q 10
bacco On the IN.
man system. par
ticulariy the hu-
man brain. TAX.
en- In 1modsra.
Tim lfn arfl0A
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

of the means to
that d. !
DON.
you know that
Abraham Lin
coin used tostudy
law with his
feet on the a
tslpisce. Nor
Well. he did. ana
II was n OF
the surest indi.
cations of his
greatness. But
wC9ldn't epcour.
age Bill 20 GO
that far. It's all
right IN q bach.
elor apartment.
but TN admit
that II In mel
ther pretty nor
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

Mrs. wiuders was born 10 Cs,lns,
Mo , nearly sbirty-hre years ago, sod
married at her home in that
place nearly uioe years ago. Her
father and mother, x. p. Gordon and
wife were here ~ the time Of Der
dssih, and 10 compspy With Mr..
w.nders, they lefs Thursday nigh
for Csllos, with the precious body,
for burisL-Sweet Spripss Herald.
Mrs. iJAmes McCleliand, OF wsr-
saw. csms up sundsy snd 10 he eusst
OF her sister, Mrs. Denial Bixlsr. ~
her bsautifult country honSs nesr
Elmwoo1.---Gso. 81. stire. tof Ken.
sas City, representing The Mes York
Mutual Life, IVES here ssversl days
last wsss In ths intsrsss Of HE CON
pSpy. He lsstslsd ths policy Of J. N.
Bsllamy Of tia. 0oo. --swses Syringe
Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

far N to put his feet on tho library
chairs. That's awful. simply awful!
But my dear little girl, II might DO
worse. These are ~gricvous shortcom-
ings; I'll have to admit II. even though
] plead guilty to them myself. But
these very failings prove TO me that
my estimate OF William Ii correct.
He's just a man. a plain. ordinary
man. but still he is q man. Somehow
or other we Just can't make our con-
duct Jibe with the rules laid down for
the pure. tho good and the beautiful,
and when a woman gets a man whose
faults are home grown she'd better
accept them with resignation and
t~hankfulness and then proceed to make
virtues Of them.
No Nonssnss About BILLY.
For virtues they can be. little gir,
though they arc negative. The very
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

DO you know shss Pinssslvs Car
bolissd scts liks > poulsics In draw
Ing Out inflammation ssd poissss u
10 anAlsspAio. For c~sss bsrsa, 80
y! ';;:.s'As sHHtia7Esst.,:s;;;;.,. =
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

newspapers an4
cigar ashes and
b bs1oug.
ings indiscrim-
inateiy around
the house; We
cughtn't to mus
hinu up 70.
But, Lord bless
you, little girl.
We Just natural
" can't help Il.
It's part Of the
that's In our
blood. Bill amt
any Morpe thu
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25


~ serious prop
osiuon. this bust
ness Of taking
care Of q family.
It's responsibn-
tH that mighty
soon takes tho
s~upernuous go
umept ont .
man. Under
stand me. noMI
said s~uperduous,
the kind that
Glops over ma
runs down ~
sides lfE mo-
lasses On I juG
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

To cure Q cold frat move the bowels
Bses Lsxstive Cough Syrup acts gen.
tly ON Me bowels, drives Out The cold,
clears the head. It's pleasant 70 take
and mothers highly recommend Il for
oolds, Group and whooping cough.
Guaranteed " give ss~tisfscsiod or
money refunded. Equally good for
young and old. Sold by F. u. Frank
tin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-25

oGsr tNvALlo'o NOME m TINE wgsv
Orgsaissa Win . full star e Dhysieiess 80
su1oeoas Ter treatment Of III o4Pelte nlssasss
1NyAyv Aoo1e tee aeeeUDo1attsa - DotieaA
nt1as4 s.sstss ot:ssskss A2se..sS uSs
olsfASeS of uouen !, .: y. : ~.
: & .s: ::s.I.. 1,ssssa ~ ; 3 -. 81 Iissf
PILES sss:, ssss" $3.50: s !
sss1ssS ssSk>.s&sGZ SsaASnn
y!.!s!.!!s.!.ees!!lE.lf ;;:::s;.;j;]Js;1,s:;sas::
lviI|l!.lS!ll|!I!I!sMsSs
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$50
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s&&kf2E1;if*E's!s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
CHELSEA.

s. w. Livingstone OF Waitsfeld wa.
a recent guest OF O. w. Baker
Orange County creamery paid 81 cent.
for butter fat for the month OF 0cto.
Der.
Mrs. w. H. Cook has been engaged Ia
teach the winter term OF school in the
+. A. George district.
Miss Emma Hatch left Monday morn
ing for Orange to teach the winter term
Of school, where she taught in the fall
Judge Horace White Of Topsham ID
accompanied By his wife for the term
and they have taken board and rooms
with the Misses Andrus on Main street.
Arthur Carpenter has entered the EN-.
pIoy Of 81 H. hutchinson. proprietor OF
the Chelsea mills, for the purpose and
with the intention of learning the bust.
ness from the ground up.
Hon. j. II. Darling left Monday morn
ing for Woodstock to be present at the
opening Of the December term of Wind
sor county court, where he will be en-.
gagged in the trial Of the first case to
be tried by the jury.
Manager e. o. Barnes Of the electric
light plant has three experts, George
AZ Tracy Of Chelsea, o. e. Philbrick and
A. Ci Parks Of Barre City, at the plant
this week repairing the engine and max
ing other needed repairs on the machin-
cry
Among those from out Of town who
have been here this week on business are
a. i. Parkhurst Of Boston, w G. Shaw
Of Bethel, J H. Spraguc Of Brooktield,
i. s. Hayes Of Bellows Falls, f. Il.
Houghton and Cheney McAllister Of
Washington, Pearl Darling and SON, w.
10 Washburn Of Corinth. and Deputy
Sheriff J p Kendall Of Strafford.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04

u surrogate Ia Aew York corresponds
20 that q prohase' judge ia Vermont.
Surrogate Judge. are elected for tern
u fourteen years AZ Al annual salars
d $4,000. Judge Beckett suscseds the
laie Judge Fitzgerald. whose latest term
began January /. 1907. ID eonnesiion
plth the appointment L = Interesting
TO note the alleged politics d Il, as dis
covered b. that fafsons. hateF, TIE New
York sun. Parsons Is head u She Re
publican organization IA Nev York eoun.
~, and The sun learns that he vent 10
GoFemof Hughes With llst Of possllals
tiles for Judge fitsgeTald's place and
that Charles II. Heekelis name uas not
Ia the llst. Furthermore, the suncessiul
ohe Is not q member Of the Republican
organization Of che county and, accord
Ing 70 the same authority, has not taken
m seiiye part IN she politics 81 the ~.
tenth district, where De lives. Hence,
concludes The sun, Il was a direct snub
% Parsons for Governor Hughes 70 ap.
point Beckett a. Judge. A suubo not,
point Beckett a. judge. A sunb or not,
Beckett, but rather compliment 20 hlm
that he should have been appointed IRE.
spectiye Of political workings q ihe
local boss. The selection Is reward d
recognized ability, and other yermonsers
will Join with Milliamstown people IN
satisiactlon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
Dedication Tuesday. Pee. 10.

AT the official opening Of the Yer
mont sanitorium for incipient tubereu-
losis, at Pitts6eld December 10th, it IS
expected that there will be present
from without the state some of the
leading experts on tuberculosis and
sanatoria for its treatment. At 500 D.
M, there viii be meeting in the adj
ministration building Of which Or. +. Il.
Baldwin Of Saranae Lake and others
viii speak. The purpose and plans Of
the sanitorium viii be explained. Both
before and after the meeting full appor
tunity will be afforded guests to inspect
the buildings and grounds. Those who
can d. % are cordially invited to re-
main for the evening.
The board Of trustees welcome this
opportunity to have the medical profes-
sion and other guests acquainted with
the sanitorium.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
GET WISE ON THE
OYSTER QUESTION

Where have you always got your
best Oyaesl Isn't i At the City
Fish Market They are ailll coming
from the same old place IN the same
old way. We have thoroughly IN
yestigaied all the new tangled meth
DDS Of shipping OyHen and have
communicated with those who have
tried them and We don't think IL far
to charge J higher price for an inie-
rior article shipped IN the carriers Of a
corporation that Is deriving a large
revenue on the strength Of a scare.
Our tubs arc nicely painted inside
and out. perfectly clean Oyaers, the
best that can possibly be procured
Guaranteed Tree from any aduliera
ton Whatever. a. our pure food laws
arc being rigidly enforced in this d.
rection.
We arc still selling those large
fancy fresh opened selects =, only
f5e per quart and they arrive fresh
every morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
JINGLEs AND JEsTs

An Incohereney.

an incohefency
A woman screamed: They were here
last nightlH
Aud every one looked at me.
But sophy smiled; "Tais goes to The
right;
We use no cream IN our tea"
The fleet sailed OF with the news next
morn,
On a course .. E. for Duluth,
But ma, as she stood and stswed the
corn.
Broke down and sobbed the truth.
WeIl there was a great TODD az that,
And some were rife with their hints;
But Tom cried; ~Pm for Rome-thst's
aati--
To laugh this Of with the prince.
Sext day We went to the morgue for
hats
And hung them out on the beach;
So Cleveland went TO the Democrats,
And, Of course, 7. r. made speech.
Well, Lord knows how we hushed the
thing up.
But Il all came out in the wash,
And after some weeks without meat nor
soup,
We had the banus read in Oshkosh.
So there IS the tale of those long sad
years
Who cares Ii the King met bis fate.
Your grandfather'd kill him again my
dears,
For that kiss that he stole of Kate.
--tsichmond Times Dispatch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04

A. :. Clark returned Monday from
NeWbnrs where be visited Aif. and Aifs,
Carl brock over sunday
Mfs William Reed. who vas in town
several days last week returned % her
bone Al Al0nipelieeF friday.
Mrs. Prank Morrison and Mrs, s
Anderson. who have been very IA the
past week are slowly improving.
Mn. +. 7. Downs and Mr.. y D.
iae.ef sent 70 ~ lohnshuFy today AMI
Mr.. y. y Mctrlllls spent che day a
Wells River
Mrs. Abhls Talsy arrived last week
irom Manchester, \, H., and Is helping
% cafe for her sister. Mrs.. 7. i. Hali,
who u again very III
Mrs. Mnleott. molhesr Of Rev. NJ, $.
Eddy arrived last week from East
Charleston and viii spend the winter
with hcf son's family.
Nh. whitehlll and Oscar Vance went
"a Sl. iohnsbuFy Tuesday 70 take up
their duties a. iurymen fuF the Dceems
Der term Of county court
Miss Katheryn Hatch secured the prise
line gold watch in The voting contest
81 the Story vaudeville show held In
the opera house last week.
Airs David Stoves Of Hall0well, Ne,
who has been visiting her brother, A.
=. Clark. left Saturday % viait her
brother Edwin Clark, At Concord. y. H.
Mis- Martha Nilson and G. y, Max.
field teachers in the graded school re-.
turned saturday from their vacation,
and the schools were opened Monday
morning,
Mr. ami Mrs. c. ]. Bailey. Mrs. J. T.
Darling n. D. Coffin. Mrs. ~. X. Carbcc,
Mrs. Emma Clark, Mrs Ida Smith, Mrs
Harry Taisy and Alex Davidson took
carriage drive 10 Wells River Tuesday
evening where they attended AFbutses
Rsbekah lodge. A hne time was r..
ported.
Mrs. '. c. Harvey went to the hospital
al st. Johnsbury Wednesday where she
viii undergo an operation for the ~.
meval Of cataract from one eye. Mrs.
Mary Hight 81 West Topsham arrived
IN town Monday and viii look after the
household duties Of Mrs. Harvey during
her absence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04

Let various Vermont communities
take notice that Burlington, although
supposedly weII-eqrhpped as to fire-fght-
ing apparatus, is taking steps toward
adding to the effectiveness Of its de.
partment. The wisdom OF the move IL
APPARENT. Although having more FIRE
alarms THE year than usual, the loss
In that city has been, up to this time,
much less than during the preceding
year. Prevention Is certainly better
than q cure In a matter Of this sort.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
WAITS RIVER.

Mrs. Olive Woodman is seriously III.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Miles have returned
from Barre
William Fowler and grandson were in
Barre over Sunday,
Mrs. Lucy Prescott has gone to her
home IN West Fairlee.
Mrs. Minnie Miles has returned to
West Topsham to teach.
The remains Of Aaron AIeCrillis, d
former resident, were brought here for
burial last week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
BIumng Iim.

Jim puts up a frightful front,
Makes an awful boiler,
Likes TO scare little runt;
But il doesn't foiier
That a good old stiif-arm punch
Wouldn't git him putin,
Somehow I've a sort of hunch
Jim Is only blutiin'.
Jim's a husky guy, all right,
When you hear MIN heller
Then you'd think he likes to fight
jest that sort o. Teller,
! believe that out 81 Jim
! could knock the stufin',
Never took much stock in him,
Jim IL only blufin'.
Jim he acts up might tough,
Rippin' 80 an teaFin',
Walk Il galliis, voice IL gruff,
Eyes ii flercely glarin',
Still, one day ! mighty near
Give him good cufIin.
Didn't, though, that time, for fear
Jim might not be bluftin'
Chicago News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04

They win either make or break John.
ny Fitx" in Boston a week from to-day.
But as John says, Eve never been licked
YET; 70 there is some doubt about break.
ing him at this time. Still, change
wouldn't do any harm, particularly II
the change couldn't be much worse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04

With Senator Proctor siill at the head
Of the committee on agriculture and
Senator Dillingham; AZ the head Of the
immigration committee, Vermont can't
complain Of her position In the upper
branch Of the national assembly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
4 wnLIAMsTowN Boys ADVANCE

A WH.LIAMSTOWN BOYS ADVANCE.
Our neighbor to the south, Williams
town, which takes pleasure in following
the careers Of her sons, now has fresh
cause in the appointment Of Charles II.
Beckett, son Of Town Clerk Beckett Of
that place, to the Office Of surrogate in
New York county, New York state, the
appointment having been announced
Monday By. Governor Hughes. The Office
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
pIrrsroRp sANAroRTUM opENINe

1lllSFDhD SANAlOhiDM OEENANd,
The executive committee of the Yer.
mont tuberculosis sanatorium, which
will be dedicated at Pittsford next Tues
day, have emphasized the fact in their
circular Of information that the treat
ment there afforded is to be for those
only who are in the incipient stages
Of the disease or those who are still suit
able for treatment. Physicians who are
contemplating sending patients are there.
fore requested to bear that in mind.
The directors to whom has been en-
trusted the first management OF the SAN
atonum are such that the successful
and satisfactory conduct Of the institu-
tion is assured. They are, Governor
Proctor Cex.oficio), George Aiken Of
Woodstock, Rev. P, J. Barrett Of Bur
iington, Frank II. Brooks of st. Johns
bury, Dr.. W. n. Bryant Of Ludlow, D. D.
Burditt Of Pittsford, +. G. Butterfield
Of Derby Line, DR.. G. S. Caverly Of Rut
land, Olin Merrill of Enosburgh Falls,
DR.. D. c. Noble Of Middlebury, ex,Goy-
ernor Carroll S. Page Of Hyde Park,
Frank g. Partridge Of Proctor, Emily d.
Proctor and Redfield Proctor, ir, Of Proc
tor, and DR.. II. G. Tinkham, dean Of the
medical department Of the university Of
Vermont. Among them will be recog
nized the names of several medical men
who have been foremost in battling
against the disease in Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04

In spite Of The approach Of cold weath.
er, don't shut the windows Of your sleep
ing rooms. Rather, put up a protection
from draughts, and sin breathe whole.
some, II cold. air.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04

There were 10000 words In President
Roosevelt's messages IN other words, 80,
900 darts 70 prick the eomplaceney Of
Harpei's Weekly. ct cetera.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04

The husband Of the ST. Louis woman,
who claims shes two hsiHgs in one. has
reason for his double vision when he
comes home late at night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04

The ~unwrittsn law still carries quite
a point ia trial. for murder Of a par.
SECULAR class Nots the Bradley case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04

Word comes from Montpelier that
Barre win vote NO" neSt years all Of
which would be hardship 70 Mont.
pelier.