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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

with the 50tA regiment when bis father
brought him back 70 Sp'anton. Later he
and James Msnser n Smausnm ran away
To Concord. NJ III, where thty enlisted
IL %. A, eAa NJ H. serving until the
oiost Al The var ard taking part ii en-.
gaEemcnts At Fair Oaks, SpotslyYania.
Gold AaIboF and Cedar Greek. Mhilc
gu duty ID the trenches at petersfMfg,
with mud ankle To knee deep. President
lincoln tramped through wearing ruhtes
baois and stopping frequently 10 talk
with the men, Mr., Campbell recalls thar
A. he s8luted tho President the lattes
placed his hand On his head with the
remark. IT seems 10 NE you are proi
u yoanG and small e Be carrying =
mnsket Upon an officer saying. Well
be thinks Ne i A. biz a. any al us AMI
he can march with the best the presi-
dent gave him a little shake ana with
an encouraging, Bravo paSsed On. A
few days later. be was sent 10 General
Smiths headquarters where be SAYS be
loafed around doing no guard duty AMI
he killed time by cleaning np equipments
for the officers When jefferson Davis
was prisoner at Fortress. Monroe.
Campbell vas on duty there and be e
calls the noted prisoners appearance and
actions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
Grange Installed al Stowe.

Mansfield Mountain Grange az stowe
held It's annual installation saturday. a
short business session in the morning.
being followed BY an oyster dinner Civ
on By r. S. Warren served at noon. The
installing officers were the master. Mrs.
Della MeAllister, and Assistant Steward
G T. Serihner. AIRS. McAlhster has COM
mitted to memory the entire ritual ser.
vices and was thus able 10 add muca
t. the interest al the Installation which
was open to the public, and there was
large attendance The officers fellow.
Master. Mrs. Della MeAllisteg: overscer.
A, n. Terrill; lecturer. Mrs. Flora Blod-
gett: steward, H. F. Straw assistant
steward. c. n Scrihner; secretary. AIRS
Maude Campbell; treasurer. y i. Camp
bell; chaplain, Mrs A. y. Terril: Pc
mona. Mrs Phebe ADAMS; Flera. Mrs
Carrie F. Straw; ceres, Mrs. Dora i.
EDDY, gafekeeper. Il. s. Warfens lady
assistant steward. Mrs. C II. Sgaihners
musical director. 3. a. Mills 4 snort
literary and musical program was car.
NED out
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
800 Roms orsred.

The House, Speeswell Farms. tie "a.
latial aame 81 the Hon aud Mrs. Thee.
n, Vail AZ Lyndon Center. was opened
% the public Friday afternoon and even.
ing The Olive Mead quartette ef New
Ynrk aud Frank Taft. orgauist. ueFe the
artists Over 10a attended the after
noon musicale anil nearly 900 we're prss
ent at the evening concert. about 20
coming from ST. fohnsbuTF. The most
inspiring features Of the program were
Inc solos BIZ afr, Taft upon the great or
gan. the largest and finest Ia tie state,
and MI whose pipes are concealed III the
walls surrounding ihs spacious notunla
where the CONCERT Yas given
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

Renewed efforts are being made to
bring about an amaIgamation Of the
dual interus;ionais Of car workers
The hrotnefhood. which Is NOT afillias-
ed with the A. Y. az T. draws ths
cnsor lire. TIE international union
which hollis lie A r Of L. charter
admits colCre1 aiea. The A. F.. Of !.
essnpsss no asds inslan because o.
race, rguasA ii. color in All It's affiliated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
LABoR's BATTLE ROYAL.
The Saving Of the Child Is the Mission
Of Trades Unisns.


The Saving Of the Child Is the Mission
Of Trades Unisns.
Nature starts all her children. rich
and poor, physically equal This, broad
Il speaking. is the OPINION az many
leading PHYSICIANS II the number Of
children born healthy and strong IS not
greater among the well to 40 classes
than among the poorest. then II pre-.
sents 70 Us very significant facs
which completely reyolationigos many
notions as te the great disadvantages
az iWing begT ID tie ienesnpnt
What happens to the tenement child
after its birth Is quite another story
nature Is not responsible for that She
aas done Der best II peyersy or lndif.
ference Or ignorance or sin blight Der
,alr work. she ssaaas ancondcmneG
But nature Il not content iii accepting
i position n which she is SIMPLY ex
onerated. TIE violation OF Der law Is
fellcwed b. 81 anforsiving pursuit ua
til the tnli penalty has been INFLICTED.
Tor with natpre there Is 40 forgiveness
e Sin. ard nature makes no class dis
sinctons
This equaiIty at birth does not long
favor the child og the sum and the
tenement viAl statistics quickly prove
This statement. for the burden and the
aanaity Of poverty and It's accompany
10 erils fall mast heavily upon tue
said The laaA of proper nonrishment
II suitable eiofhing. of healthy sani-
tary conditions. makes life nrecaFioas
far me hahe who must sasler on sc
CONT 81 tae.s s,-euse.
When snell d ssafc berumes chronfc
fhe chances fo7 Ma ara exceedingly
small, Deaths sc1the sweeps relent-
issslF through The ranks q little chll-
Urea. whose cry fsr food has chilled a
gsousand mothers hearts. Then are
haShea sllaasaRd habias' voices who
suffered long baranse there was no
sslilgul bend 70 nurse ard no healing
Kraft 70 euge
There s % battle mere royai than
ire saving ps tlsa chiid 70 FIRING cot
- h the van cacek. 10 nrlns bright
less 10 the Uullea eve, 70 So much as
bring a smile 10 the face taat already
bears The mara q pain and suffering
tits Il t4sa worthy Of the best that
u ID aBg gaaa
70 organized labor has this work
feen given ~ ether mission can ever
mean mere tlsa thls srang should /
aa the support given tie trades unions !
81 their endeavor ~ blot oet the curse
II child labor. ana bliShted should ~
every arm lbat IS RAISED 10 protest
against ihp warfare which means the
AZ Htiie children from
bondage that Il crushing oat life and
aupe Rev Charles StelEle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
Recalls Ciril war Ineidents.

One cold evening last week 4 stranger
stopped on the highway bridge 81 swan
ton for 3 few minutes and carefully sur
vcyed the rapids with more than ofdi-
nary interest. To the curious be sN-
plainea that when a lad be used 81 wade
around in the rapids In the spring time
srearine fish and the water and rocks
hooked sod to him after an absence cf
% wears. The visitor was s. III.
Campbell born 81 swanton and bis
father bad a blacksmith shop where
Brunette's store Is noN. Nr. Camnheii i
small man and Young leaking for q
Civil War veteran. He enlisted when
be nas iifteca years cid. rs WISE at-fet
be ass. and got - Tar as Braltleboro
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slower ana Tree.

The common sunfcwer Is an AmcTl-
ran plant lis original heue is stated
hy eminent botanists 10 he Peru and
Mexico
The japanese cite 2e9 colar varieties
81 ths cllTysanfremum. Of which six.
y-three arc vet w. elghty-seven white,
thirty.two purple thirty red, tiilrty-one
pale pink, twelve rusSet and fourteen
mixed coiors
The ggeatest known depth At which
any green plant grows 10 fresh water
Is reached BY moss called Thomnium
tenant. wd.ch hiss been lately c'scovs
erred by prefeor r At F'nrei 600 feet
below fta a'ee Geneva.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
Richmond kings Daughters Celebrate.

THE II Nj Smiley Circle az Kings
Daughters az Richmond celebrated It's
10th anniversary with banquet Friday
afternoon. Mrs Ella Freeman acted as
toastmAster and the toasts were: The
Charter Members. an article written hy
Mrs Il NJ Smiley u Waterloo, QUE,
who arganizef the circle, ard rega b.
AIRS. Gertrude Tilley: New Members,
Mrs fosie fscehs: Absent Members
Mrs. Agnes Rhoadss Departed Mem
bars. poem. Mrs, Hortense Flagg
0ur Badge" Mrs Phoebe Hatch; @OsIr
Work. Mrs Eleanor Pines e0uy
Church. the Rev. Frances Kimbali; "0ur
Brothers, AIRS Kate Towers: sfne L.
N. s Circle Of Kings Daughters +. G.
NichalS. A large company WAS pres
cnt and dnring the banquet tele.
gram was received from the Row and
Mrs. Smiley Of Waterloo, Cue. with
greetings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The only thing easy of accomplish.
meut ID this world II to IL poor.
We have noticed that there Is some
thing The matter with everybody.
Sc many people who imagine they
are pushing are really standing 90 the
rope
After winning triumph over an
enemy the next battle to fight Is
against an inclination 70 hook It.
When man i going wrong, hts
friends dislike Il sneak t. him. about
II. But the devil has no hesitancy ia
speaking 20 him when the time
comes, Atchison Globe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
Is e,l-s FOOD.

too good for ire nlan who wants poui
try to pay. Pages Perfected Poultry
Food has ia It THE Ingredients which
have been found especially valuable
for laying haAs II IS an honest food.
Read waa, S &. pencyer 81 Constan.
tie. n. u. Says ahouS Il: = ean u'uiy
SAP mat nxke's Perfected Poultry
Food Is The hest Poultry Food that
ever fed 70 ms acns.r
ANY one sending his asldress on q
postal card to e. s. Page. Hyde Park.
W. and mentioning this paper, win re-
ceise by man free. postpaid. sample
package OF Pages Perfected oooltry
Food--
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
EXPLORERS SWIM MILE
no REcAPTuRE BOAT
Russell Monet Expedition in Grand Can.
Won In Smash.un.

NuSSeu Ao1efl hAPeokGQA IN UiA1l 1Ah-
ron in Smssh-Up.
Bright Angel, Grand Canon, Asiz Jan.
To- The boat in which Charles + Rus
sen and Z h. Mouets started = few days
ago down the Grand Canon from here
was smashed II the Worss Rapids. which
are fourtsea miles Aeiow this poirs
They have sent for sheet iron and will
make repairs and csaiinpe on Both
men had so swim 4 milo after theiF boat.
The men reached the head of Hermit
Creek rapids on Wednesday morning
Russell decided the faii 100 trcaehe7eus
10 try Sc shoot The men tried "a lower
thc boat IS means 81 long rope through,
the uoagA water The terrific force al
the current compelled shem % he co
the tppe Is SAW themselves being leFked
irto the fnshing waters
The men wafehM fhc bosf Goat Out
81 aght around the beiid. and then starr.
e3 to follow They reached point
Nhcre they could 90 no further IL re
main wherc they were mrant death. -
they decided they mus get the boat tp
save their lives Russell plunged into
the water. followed BY Monet. and thcy
were hurled through cataract into
more placid waters. meithed suffering a
scratch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

SHr0A@ tehNtnrN h&NeA tnT west H&NN~
Heal Of zts Truth.
n ffege Is the sgshsest doutt ID the
nin3s e aay that DAndFun germs DO not
txiet. the3r feiicf II ccrnpussea ~ the
fact that q rabait srnccni0trd with the
germs hocamo bald ia six weeks time.
Il must ~ apparent te any person
therefore that the cniy prevention 81
badness Is the destruction Of the germ
which act = successfully uccorplishcd
N cne hundred per eeat ~ cases by
the Application nf %ewhrc'a NereEeiaa
panarasT ~ caused by the same germ
which causes bait1tss and cEn be pre-
wentee wffh the Same ssnedy-Newtro's
Herpiciae
Accept no substitute Destroy tht
cause you remove the effect"
sold nv aeailna druggists Send ne, X
alarms far earNnis t@sN Yyarpicsae Co.
Detroit ME-
two stzes---Ee csnss eaa yl.o6
e A. Drown. Specixt AGENT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
Il Does The Business.

Mr. +. +. Chamberlain Of Clinton.
Maine. saws 81 Riohleu's Araica saliva,
TT does the business; have used il for
piles aud il cured them. Used L fof
ehapped hands and it cured them. APP
piled Il 70 an old sore and il healed (
without leaving scar behind a5c at
tbs Red Cross pharmacy, Rickert &
Wells.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TRK TgMrs win publish Wants. Lnss and
Faend For sale No lR1 eee.~-snort stfveFtise,
ments--es the rate q fcAS lines tor twenty 3 "
cents fer shs Erss issorfso1 zBa avs ueaxs foE
ssrh E0nsoa1ena lnsersinn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

Two tenemeat house Of rooms each. water
closets in each. hay window IL Goth 3enemenfs
piazza frent and back, tsrn two stalls. loF q \
ino This Is : nearly new house ard would gent
fer $500 tser maEtlt Must be sold this meath.
ahc pfisa VIII sagpsiSe san. Me sre prepared
- show iris property any siHae tnAt s convent
emit for yea.
FARM-34s acre farm Is miles cat win
aut Is TON ct hay. Good pasture Running water
At buildings, plenty 81 weed FOR the use os
place. Good appie orchard School en- tho
ptaee. Buildings good VIII exchange IitS
property,
nainting business. tools stock on hand. exerv-
thing as invoice, VIII agree % nos 20 into
business Ia city again
We handle al kinds 81 Rrai Estate
Remember that we are headquarters fer tim.
her Land. large and small, aise that car hessses
and farms are too numerous to mention here,
We have had placed with as one az the best Il.
Gated business hrick blocks 81 shp city which
wfll net per cent keasan sOF selling Is Ia
settle The esEate. S@u
Inquire as above. Telephaae iss.s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
wEssrERvrLLE.

An extra pair Of pants will b given
free with each order for u suit o. ever
coat, eNrep; plain black and blue JAS
Ceake. Nehstexpale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
BOARD AND ROOMS.


To KENT-6ootl warni F0on ali modern
convenlcnces. u CaurcA stfavG aiHt
TO kfzN Tive 'front.' Feafns e rent IL hast-
ulsn haeek. Apply a. kasunan Bros 2istf
FURNISHED RouM TO RENT--Apph al
KsNaEiekS drag Shore. Nstf
III RENT. Tssc geud furnished regsns as D
Elm street lnGuige u the hAFre Steam I4sssR-
dr. t6su
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Must be Sold 10 Close Estate

Farm onIy thrcs miles from Fast Barre.
About ak mites nom Barre City, contains
ahnnt les scfeS. Large eusnaty Of hard
wcod aud uhag has beer estimated 30 be
100 600 fees soft WOOD lumber. House IS IN
comfortable shape and barns are very greed
me plaos produces about S seas hay ana
sin kesp IS cevs easily. Good fenaink
usscs AZ hallaings This e barFin at
ssoaoa mere e wccd ard le1nter enough
en. IL 70 pay fol is Terms st0so.eo down.
o. A, Perm Real Estate kgsncy.
Hoo,rt s ans s
corSon Block. Barre. sstif
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

Stephen WI Kimhall. clerk 81 the Gem
teT Rutland teHWregasiu ehsneh At
BFattlehoro for twenty three years.
gave report At the annual meeting
last week covering twenty ave years
III thar report 100 persons has united
With the church. ia have died. and the
present membership j. as. MT. kim
ball who u 50 yasrs Ola. Il one Il the
most constant attendants tie church
has
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

The Rt. Rey. Bishop J 5. Aischand, ~
darlington, who is iil Al the Eann' Allen
hospital, was ehls 60 ride ous saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ron SAG.E~an aeoeune of continued III
leesith I effer fcr safe ms faFrA sisnaxsH two
and half Essliks from the Gfty. Gcud enis0-
SnES wSfeF 81 hcaxt aud barn. ~ ~ AsxFS land
on Y 4 n. Apply " + Fiske. u Suata
NAih street. ssSt6.
FOR sAIE--Daable haasa cou i2sasag tssu
eirhs-sk0nl easements On tffeiy separate prop
eTty II Ia g1ea cgnaii4oa aga Well rented 80
Easia psvsnE tsnenss 1MN iaraticn i vsFe
from SpaulasHg school. a nne sl@0c far reaf.
EhC ropNs or Ukice bHAaBefS, viii Sfii en-
eSsy terms fE0A SS0tN - so 90 GaWu iA-isace
10 IuonthlY payments Prise only ss7caoe u
Il rrnted islF enuaGA y peg neatlY j. per cept
~ prlce4 This Is 4 eAa9ala Tar some owe. IL
A Peffy Reel Estate Ageass, Gay N0a Eleek
Barre, VI. ssit
FOR SALE--HcuSe and bafn an rnifsi street.
tie.,d SIZED let and emily sseat go feet ffum he
car line. This Is : desirable heJae and EaQa IN.
sst4nent AZ price. Only sfSsQUa Let us show
ID Az sea. a A. Perry AaAl ESTATE AgaHey
6araaa Hissk Barre, VI sssss
FOR sAHE- me A & Tss house an IL Pres
neof avenue fas sale a. close tne estata. Faif
Sistd house. 4nsetn improvements. Aisa gaad
harm with faaH sails, Fer feFtAef particulars
inquire a y I. shepard. adm azia
FOX SABA gws-sena mems hoase ~ ana 81
the eeS leea ttsaEs ~ tsss essy. k3ryen living
rooms, tNo paasr,A and TIVE b&ta rcausS Al
anishea the 81 Medern esaycaleneess A
stream II Eeua spring water gives with she
place Ai4Ege 81 eikat ard 0ns half fesss Is
seven RODS. Ak8is be se}d 81 = tSxrafn Il kesd
az oncc Inquire of VI. A HAL. IA Elm street.
afseF se'eleSN ~
FOR SALE OR no RIM n Farm og ahoat -
sores Two tshesaent heuxe. i've harms two hen
haases. Situated about s mile ffem Eass Barre !
James Geake. Nehsterytlle. ssites
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ABOUT The STATE.
items Of Interest Gieaned from our
Exchanges

A camp 81 the Modern Nocdnien 81
AmeEica was Instituted IN Derby rtccnl-
II Wita thirty eight charter members
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
LOST AND FOUND.

IOST-Ua ThnrS0ay Eala bowed spariaoies ia
case IN this route. From City Hall eNInef On
l,r0sneet street 90 Rafnhams Meadow, thence
dawn l. L L. scott stone shed and hsek slela
street IL Square finder leave Rt this ol,lca
and he rewarded. HlSti
EOST--An the town Of EaSt Montpelier, IN
the lass part ~ November. a black and tau
hound / viii psy $500 70 the person RETAINS
lux MIN. Charlie iaveFnway. fast Montpelier
Vermont ssati6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

nsiffng 1907 fhere were s. births il
Brandon. "a marriages. and 81 deaths.
against 81 births. 2z narriages. aud ~
deaths IA aaDe AsfsA tra.n fhe s4
deaths which occurred ia Bfau1on dur
ing 1907, q bodies we've taken there
for burial
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The solicitor Of the town 81 Sunacf
Land has been paying visit u delin
quent taxpayers Ia Remington. lIc
a.~asis taeFc i enc lnsn iivina there vino
owes Sunderland $500 in back taxes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

M wife Mary .Iehusen. having left my bed
and boafa shall pay ne Bills 81 her cpntract-
ing after tAis date and | hereby yarn people
mot % harhaf her a g ms expense.
ANDREW >. JOHNSON.
Barre Vt., Jan. Is. tso& a55sss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

During the nonth Of December tae
duties collected ii the customs district
af Vermont amounted to So, SO.
For the coTre spending period ia fs0e.
the duties were SsG0aS.T2 The mcr-
chandisc exported fhroueh tire dissrict
last month was vahed at Sa2a, ss6.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
Tn So. "a rxcnANNn

TO SELL or EXCHANGE
10 yoa want q bay, sell a exchange yuaf
house on farm call OF write the Vermont
Real estate Agency Tor listing blanks ~
Nor3h Main street. harre ssos
FOR SAEE-- south End hatel faQuirs st
Narre Neat Estate Agency. ef8ce IN Granite
savings bank Beck Telephone aS-& etf
FOR SALE or TO RENT-NeArly new Ger
saae. finished IN natural wood. Hard weed
aeors Large garden aud ben house Rent
cheap. Cali It - Church street sesa
FOR SAI.F--Ahoat ak arres 81 timber on
ne SUNNI Consists 81 some pine, brown ash,
EN-, spruce and acnloCk =. }. hriggs, VII
tfanetown, NE ~Aas
FOR SALE Best residence iets IN tbs city a.
kaa6 ~ Fvensh street View rnobstrUsfed
Ssth itnss 81 frsllev Good AFR. dry soil. Ne
HNinr REQUIRED see plaza Averih Granite
o. Averii Building. City lau
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

MANIEtA- tsAEi or mEaURc aged iaay taassiSt
Ia general hnasawafE "a 4 farm neaF the city
AdAFess skelp' Times Office Or Telephone
sas-st gS5u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

wANTED--A rirl 10 40 general housework.
Address "a 4 Times aflses gSStf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

Capt. ". y Waterman il recruiting
Company J, ists Inf, ". n. G., Rfattle
bsro, a. rapidly s. possible hus the work
5 somewhat slow The officers room
AZ the headquarters has been equipped
with desks ana chairs this week, and
the men's room has heen supplied with
chairs a quantity 81 folaing chairs has
been bought for ass ii tie afiil hall 1t
danccs and other gatherings. Sixty-on
lockers for the oFfeefs and men win lie
installed within FEW days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

NANTEu--A machine palishef. STEADY 100
Son. aaiH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

What naight have resulted n fatal
aaaslemt e. two men occurred az Fort
Ethan allen on Friday evening IS the
premature explosion - a cartridge used
IN aring thr retreat gan. Private Erwin
M WRIGHT. troop n. I5th cavalry.
whose duty Il has been u IRE the morn
Ing and evening gun At the past. has
gone e his post II duty Just before
rttreaf. WITH hisa Was Private James
AT Bishop ffnep s. ifsh cayaIFt. who
was receiving inssructioas III Arinr tHe
gsra, Private Wright had placed the car
fridge ii the piece and IN ssnse wsy il
became disarranRed The two usan were
enaasNoFiug ia remove the cartridge -
as t. properly lead the etn, when i
elhgenly exploded Both men wgrc "
riously injured Private Wright being
severely burned about fhe face ara
Aanae ard Private Bishop suffering from.
the esFeeis af the gancussion. TAeY wgge
immediately removed "a the post hus
pifai ard their condition i said ~ IL
irueh irarfovsf
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10 RENT.

10 AkNT--A SIX fuosn tenvnnnt on Park
street af SiNp5 per Efonsh ip4sire - e v.
AvaysA .3stf
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MANIEia~-Iwe girls Cor Scotch fAenilys
ee1a here and wsEeS Apply to Msa. Al ".
Rsw4kg. Noarae hgAiSa, Aass. sf
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WORK WANTED

sxANTElN--lS ny youAg mAn p4Rcs - learn
the gocF ssssrpener trade Address Ncx 81
Norihheid balls W. s6see
wAeTED---l ganisH wants work ~ the slay az
hoDi Also wsshiegs 70 40 81 Rome, AaafssS ,
Aawes street 2AsI
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FoR SALE OR 10 RKNT--F Farm 0g ahoat -
scres Two tshasaent house. twq harms tuo hen
houses. Situated about mile nom East Barre.
james Geake, NehSterYiile. sstfps
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POWERFUL FACTOR

in the success Of any business requir-
ing power is the kind used. Have you
noted that the most successful and pro.
oresS;ve firms use
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22
Fancy Dress Nuptlals.

Each season sees the wedding cere.
mony becoming more and more OF a
theatrical pageant, until nowadays the
only one of the protagonists who ap-
pears in "the character of an English
gentleman" is the bridegroom. Bride
and bridesmaids run riot in medieval
robes. directoire fantasies. and even
in the sandals, wreaths, and chitons of
ancient Hellas, while the unfortunate
small boys who ofiiciate are dressed
in any fearful and degrading fashion
that may happen to please their ma.
ternal parents. Needless to say, these
urchins feel their position acutely,"
and will possibly take their revenge
later on by eschewing matrimony alto
gether, or by forcing their brides to be
married-from taxicab-at a regis.
trsr's oiiice.-London Sketch.