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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
A MAN HUNT.
Determined Search for Person Who
Nearly Killed Mrs. Lowe.

Essex, Mass, July 22.-Although an
81 night search Tor the assailant Of Mrs
Josiah Love, WHO was brutally beaten
by man in her home Monday forenoon
was without result. the authorities with
the assistance Of hundreds and men and
boys from nearly all the surrounding
town. continued the work yesterday Of
securing the woods and thiekets within
q radius Of i've or ten miles OF the LoWe
homestead.
inhabitants o. this town are greatly
aroused by the assault, especially since
the statement of Mrs. Lowe during the
few periods Of nationality, that the man
after striking her 60 the floor placed
his ear 90 her body and finding her still
alive, continued 70 rain blows upon her
head with the apparent intention 81 end
ing her lile
Mrs. Lowe WAS stll IN critical con.
diton yesterday aud it il feared that her
advanced years may prevent her from
surviving her injuries.
About noon time word reached The
posse that man who was discharged
from the Lowe farm two weeks ago mad
been seen on the country road, hut The
seafchcr8 could lind no traee Of him
Physicians who were attending Mrs.
Lowe stated yesterday that her condi
ton was very much improved They
now feel THAT she Will recover If com.
pIications 10 not ret In,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
National League Standing.
LEASES GRANITE QUARRY
G. Fred osgood Of HorthaeId Takes So
Ryegate Property.

Mortified, July q. q. Prod Opgood
Of Mortified has leased for term 81
ears the granite quauies IN South
Ryegate. These qnarries are Old. bag.
ing been worked for more than %
y,ars They contain over 50 acres and
40 ne1banstabIe supply u granite is
Deposited within this radius
The stone r. very light gray IN color
snJ u what - called sheet stone,
1s Il II piaFricd IN slabs The largest
ever quarei there Il Of immense size.
being slab 90 BY 30 feet and u f6t
thick, weighing 252O tons. The stone
has been used alomst entirely for base
purposes and has bad q large sale IN
connection with the Barre monuments.
There are 100 cutters employed In Rye
cote, oil cutting bottom bases for nonu-
ments.
Mr. osRood purposes tn build up a
trade for the nae u this stone in build
ing business throughout tic country.
as Il is an easy stone 20 work. being
Just q triae softer than the Barre gran
itC and ran, therefore, be worked
cheaper SIR Osgood viii live and have
his Office IN Northfield lie has former
~ been employed with the 4. - Ellis
Granite company y thoroughly inm-
iliur with the granite business and a
man possessing The energy and qualit,
les to make any Undertaking he may
engage IN a success.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
The speakership Situation.

Unauthorized statements and specu.
lations with reference to the intentions
Of prominent men often result in unin-
| territorial embarrassment and unneces.
<ary complications. The Hon Joseph A,
DeBoer OF Montpelier having been sug-
gested as a probable candidate for rep
Iresentative in response to the practically
unanimous demand Of the voters OF that
lefty, il was at once concluded that he
wouid be a candidate for the speaker.
ship, and furthermore that he would use
this position as a stepping stone to the
goyornorship later on. With this as
sumption as starting point, irrespon-
sible speculations had already begun to
play havoc with future political posi-.
bilities.
Now as plain mater of fact, Mr. De-
Beers strength in public estimation and
his hold on popular admiration are SO
strong, that he does not need to strug.
gle or to appeal to fractional support
in order TO make it possible for him to
become governor Of Vermont. II il we'll
recognized that whenever he timely ae-
cedes to the requests he is constantly re-.
eeiving in years when the governorship
goes to the east side to allow the use
OF his name in that connection, the CON
Ieentration OF enthusiastic support OF his
candidacy from all sides will be 10 over
whelming as to render the possibility OF
any other successful candidacy out of
the question. Even if this were not so.
it would be positive misfortune for
any man OF his commanding ability and
possibilities Of public service to be put
in position where every meritorious
act would be interpreted as a play Tor
political preferment years in advance.
As matter of fact, we have it on
authority that while Mr. DeBoer is con
sidering a pressing call to public service
as legislator, he does not desire to
have his time and attention tied la the
speakership, but wants to be in i posi.
ton to respond at any particular time
to the demands of the great institution
OF which he is the head 1t can readily
be seen that this would be impossible
were he elected speaker of the House.
Il AIR. DeBoer enters the House as
representative OF Montpelier, it goes
without saying that his ability as leg
islator and his readiness as speaker
and his knowledge of parliamentary law
and other qualifications will easily make
him the leader of the Republican ma.
lority, and on many occasions he will
shine as he could not, il confined to the
multitudinous and constantly exacting
duties OF the speakers chair.
With Speaker Thomas G. Cheney pre-
siding, aided by his excellent experience
OF previous session, and with Mr.. De-
Boer leader Of the Republican forces in
the popular branch OF the legislature.
it is safe to say that the coming session
of Nermont's lawmakers will be notable
for efficiency and progress, as we'll as for
hrilliancy Of achievement Burlington
Free Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
Taft Proposes 10 Tell The
People
JUST WHERE HE STANDS
IN Hls speed hsHt Tuss1ay--Dse'eti
30 Nake ! Yfsnk Declaration
In His Acsspisnes u
Nomination.

Hoi Epnng Va, Iply y Three dsys
more u diiigsst confederation sna care.
80 revision piii is gwen ~ William y.
TAFT % tbs spefeh b. - 70 deilssr ~
Cincinnati tuesday nexi 10 aekHorieag.
meni u he oiaeisl notification that he
Is ne presidential nsminss 81 tbs Re-
publican party.
Although the speech 4 70 - supple
msntsd IL september BY an ertsnded
letter u acceptance. the candidate IN.
tends " take thla earlier opportunity 70
set forth precisely and ~ eoHeisely ~
may be possible bis posiii0h % tse ssur'
pnsing multitude 81 questions Rhieh
must be dealt with IN ths campaign,
The Importance politically oi thus an
pouneiBg himself has been impressed ~
ST. Tait BY The numerous political ID
yiser With whom he has consulted, and
he has decided 70 take Che rick Of bring
tedious IN The delivery ~ spepeb ~
~ hour and bait which viii BE- fully
illuminating. IN piaee of The - minute
falk h. hat at nnl believed would suf
iiee, bat there II mnch conaultlug yet
10 b. done and undoubtedly many
changes of expression viii BE- made.
Nor two nights ST. Taft bas labofed
aver the speech until me early morning
hours and Monday instead oi indulgiHg
in his usual golf game he listened %
the reading ~ TIE speech by Frank ~.
Kellogg Iesnsbiie he sat gazing out
on TIE links with pleased expression
white AHtai liles, an artist u Buda
Pest who speaks no English, hurried
life sire likeness 81 ne candidate on 10
4 huge canvas fof tbe Hungarian Re,
publican cub u New fort
Mr.. Kellogg has consented ~ assist
In the revising process until Friday,
when Mr. TAFT has promised himself
that The work shall b. finished
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
AIRSHIp LINE Is OBJECT
or CoNcERIN IN CONNECTICUT
Incorporates to Operate Taxicabs, Boats,
Autos, atags and All Vehielea.

Hartford Conn, July ~ 10 con.
atrlrt3 manufacture, lease. buy, sell,
equip, license and operatf aerodromes
and airships Of any description, as well
as stages, cars, boats, automobiles, taxi.
cabs, taSicars aud taxiyans. is the cN.
pressed purpose OF the Eastern Transit
company d this city, which has filed a
certificate Of incorporation in The Office
of the secretary OF states
Other powers are also noted which
will enable the company TO do pretty
much any aud every other sort Of bust
ness, The capital Is $4,000, and the in.
are James Lee LOOMS, JAS,
w, knox and Mary \. kellogg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
CURRENT COMMENT.


A1e AL y ts-+
AZ editorial pgts Ia a recent ifsps q
he Herald solass to sentiment q -
asay asihrsn ef ihs rIes' tat ~ re-
publish e, that il nay 60 eehoins doan
iAs corridors u time ms article uhssh
il Short and % the point, io.lossf 4
visa / was editor Of the Herald 'QF iust
about one day j. the frequent fKpFes-
son 81 geopls about town AMI sises Asfe.
Bless you al. dear rtadeTs, just nfiif
your ontburst. Make Il boz AMI -aeesnt-
Roast public osHeiais IL you are cure
they deserve t. Dscuss public qufs'
tioas a. yon Ike and ppi tae hot AN
eaAgs 10 wherever it seems 20 y appro.
pirate. Then sign your name % it and
ssnd il along The herai Wiil PRINT y
II il 8. printable And yon couldn't DO
better than that u yol owned hity
TIE Herald j. not - "a
ceptionsl paper ID this respect At ps'
Der. stand ready and willing 70 - the
zane thing. Most Of o. would b glad
10 have outside opinions i SEEMS
easier. however, TO talk about writing
an article for the pres than u = 70
sit down and write i. u there are
those that have the gift and would Ike
At any time 70 exercise d. through TIE
IRA, they will ind the columns Of this
paper always open The article, - The
Herald says. only needs % Be printable
and we VIII not only print ~ Dut give
It the widest publicity Possibie.--taiE
Haven Ira.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
PELL PUT OUT in
THE PRELIMINARY.
Regarded as Likely Winner Of Singles
Championship of New York
State,

New York, July %. The tournament
Tor the singles lawn tennis champion
ship Of New York state was started
Monday at Travers island. About the
very first thing was an unexpected re-
suit, 1. r. Pell, regarded as good
chance for the tournament, was beaten
in the preliminary round BY H. j., Mol,
lenhauer.
Neither player was up TO mis- best
style, but Mollenhauer used his hand
better. lie did lot of passing when
Pel came to the net, and in addition
won many points off errors by Pell,
when the latter was mtrenehed at the
barrier, attempting to handle bail driv.
en- straight at him. Furthermore, Pelrs
baekhand was attacked by Mollenhauer
with good profit, because for once Pell
but was not strong on the backhand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22

rrr rssest blt AZ ee6r1hs loa IN
~ r,zaafstturiug iadaatshf These
= rot : fosu "a - saats aA5sh eanast
,tsns nus more tasnsas nnd goft
u thsu easl5 stand Eeas essi more"
livery toan a kfsm1at nrglhF'y
anl tte stase a arsr oagtt p isss
rsssarss g az negf 10 sttnn ntw
bl,sieass ard ihe infesfmtnt 81 nv
capital. Tie STATE thfeast .is isg..a.
tue oashf - dniss means % better
cne0afsae toEns 70 So hfteF usu baa.
mfs enterprises
And iris does not uean that hrge
\; preparations saonid y made for that
fposs ~ any her egmmlssi1nz Great
~, there are other ways
A. 20 advertising VeFaoai'E ttifae.
on. a. = SUMNER resort for city pto
re-. What y neeied most e ere pres.
siri time il soae dtaniie eno0nrn cement
az TIE erection 81 moisra sufHmer snl
wirier hotels Toe provisions 81 ~.
sirable ioeaiions 40 moderate cost vita
such other Inducements a. couil BE-
made without great expense % pr.
suade city people 70 baiii f1nmsr
homes N Vermout--tas principle being
10 make il - easy as i 6 nou d.ncalt
Il mauy ea.ss for the ciiy man 20 ct
satisfactorily loafcd IN this state.
The railroad would heartily cooper.
rie in such vork. for they would h
among tie fret 10 reap direct returns
Everybody. however. would profit bv
encouraging city people % make homes
ia Vermont
And When one comes 70 think ~ it,
10 state can offer greater Inducements
than Vermont FOR the insestsueu. of
outside capital in business. Or for The
city man with a little surplus capital .
locate a sumner home. where be IN
get out Of the eity crowd and not only
rest bat also assert some Individuality.
The way TO 90 about this matter Il
perhaps problem. but is study AMI
discussion is worthy Of the best minds
u the state--and then DO something
Mortified News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
wALKER ExpEcrEp 70 REpAY
Abscoudr Thought Mining Interests
Would Yield Large sum.

Los Angeles, Cal, July % william
T. Walker abseonding treasurer OF the
New britain Conn Savings bank,
whose eNtraditipn from Mexico finally
WIS achieved, departed tof New Britain.
a prisoner, IN the custody II II " Egan,
chief Of police Of THAT city, yesterday.
Before leaving this city Walker freely
talked Of the crime 10 which he has con.
iessed, and while denying that he had
looted he bank OF 1895, 900 as has been
alleged, he refused "a giye even Che esti
mate " his shortage saying; II DO not
care 20 mako any statement relative to
the accusation that ! lost large sums Of
the hanks money 70 gang Of wire.
tappcfs o. other swindlefs, but | viii
state that never received a dollar of
tho missing sum My sole wish and
desire ~ having New Britain has been
70 mako restitution 10 the bank, lied
because ! knew my ability rs a money
maker and mp to the last | have tclt
confident that could repay every dollar
through the mining interests have ae.
nuircd since reaching Mexico
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
MUST FIGHT FOR PACIFIC.
New Zealand Premier Predicts a Race
War.

Auckland, July 22.-ln justifying the
expenditure OF the fund raised for the
entertainment OF the United States bat
tleship fleet, the premier said yesterday
that the United States. with its great
sea power, while on friendly terms with
Great Britain. spends o.000,000 annu.
ally in trade with the empire. The time
viii come, he said, when great fight
will be necessary for the supremacy Of
the white races in the Pacific, and when
tnis time comes, Great Britain can have
the assistance OF the American feet,
and the two nations viii be found fight
ing shoulder to shoulder to preserve TO
future generations the rights and priv.
leges due to al classes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
STILL BREAKING RECORDS,
But Ludtaina Has Not Rqualled Mau.
retanias Eastward Run.

Liverpool. July ~ The Cunard linz
steamer Lusitania, which arrived here
today has broken her eastward record
10 Queenstown over the long course
She left Sandy Hook liRhtshtp July Is
nc $3.50 r. ms and arrived OH Daunts
Rock July 20 at tial3 p. ~ Her time
uas Ryc days and 37 minutes and her
average speed, 24as knots an hour.
Her best previous run, iive days
three hours and 2 minutes was made
at an average Of a9.77 The present
record Ii an Improvement Of two hours
and "A minutes Tho Lusitania Is still
d2 minutes behind The record made by
tie Mauritania on this course, namely
I've days and soven minutes-at an aver
age speed Of @i.42.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
Due to carelessness.

Boston, July q. Carelessness caused
the explosion at Mystic wharf last week
by which three men lost their lives and
others were injured, according to the
bindings q those Who have been inves'
iigating the accident. 1t Is agreed that
The chlscl ID the hands Of Que of the
custom house inspectors struck de-
donating stick and caused the explosion
An inquest viii probably be held in the
,harlest0wn eoilA later IN TIE week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
LIVERY STABLES ARE
SEARCHED FOR CLUE.
omeers Investigating New Stories in the
Troy Murder Mystery.


Troy, July 22-Ths authorities VINO
are endeay0nng % unrayel the Teal pond
murder mystery are making search Of
livery stables Ia Troy and nearby places
As theresult o. a siory told By Mr. and
Mrs William HuiIay
On tae night Of July Z, when Hazel
Drew IL supposed 70 have met her death,
the hnnays. who were on their way
from Troy 70 their home about two
miles beyond Taborton, passed a wagon
standing beside the fence which protects
the piehway from the sloping shores Of
the Old mill pond
A light eompiexioned man, wearing
cap, was sitting in the wagon, according
10 the liufays, while across the pond
they saw man moving about in the
underbrush which skirts the shore near
the spot whore Miss Drew's hat and
gloves were found.
Sir Huasy said the rig looked like
livery outfit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
MORAN RETURNS.
Surprises Everyone by an Unexpected
Appearance at His Office.

Boston, July 92-District Attorney
John u. Moran, Who Il was supposed
was trying to rid himself Of tubereulo.
sis al Colorado health resort, sur.
t,ised bis friends yesterday BY walk.
ing III 10 his Office nj the court house,
opening his desk and starting on the
eular daily routine.
Il is understood that Mr. Moan's
return is in connection with The cases
o. the Chinese implicated in the Tong
a. which took place in Bostons China.
town last August.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
sso-PoUND MAN vANrsHEs IN AIR
He Disappears With Tray OF Jewels Be-
fore jewelers. Eyes.

Pittsburg July 22.-Tbe police have
instituted a search for james Rush,
about nifty years Of age, and weighing
$50 pounds, who is alleged 70 have sud.
denly left here with diamonds valued at
81 200. Fashionably attired and regis.
tering at a prominent hotel. Rush or
dered a tray OF gems sent 70 the hotel
from which to make selection. With
the diamonds Rush practically disaP-
peared before the jewelers. eyes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
HONDURAS TO GO TO
WAR WITH NICARAGUA
Latter Violated Peace Treaties by Help
ing Honduran RevoIutlonists.

Guatemala, City, Guatemala, July -
According 20 information reaching
here yesterday from Nicaragua and Hon.
duas these two Central American states
are about 60 become plunged in war.
The reason Tor this Is tho help given
by Nicaragua TO the Honduran revelu-
;ionists
The outcome OF this lamentahle de.
veiopment cannot. OF course, be foreseen.
The violation by Nicaragua OF her trea.
ties Of epace has caused Indignation 81
throughout Central America
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
REPORT UNTRUE.
Vice Admiral Rodjestvensky Did Not
Die at Bandauheir

Berlin July y The announcement
made Monday from Bandauheim. Ger
many, that iice Admiral Rodiestyensky,
who commanded the i'll fated Russian
fleet that was annihilated by the Japan
csc IN the battle Of the sea Of Japan
ia May, 1905, mad died there the night
of july from heart trouble, Is ineor-
rect,
A Russian named Rodiestyensky did
die al Badnauheim, but it was not the
admiral.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
PANIC IN SCHOOL.
Fire Ternfes Children and Several Are
Hurt.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 22.-Fire which
started IN the Holmes public school from
burning waste paper in the basement
caused panic yesterday among 100 chill
dren attending the vacation term OF
school.
Tie children. screaming and almost
suiocated. rushed from the structure in
great disorder Many Of them were
thrown down and trampled Several wo-
men teachers barely escaped being over
come tlrcmen extiuWlished the fire
with 4 loss amounting TO about 800.
With The exception Of slight bruises
none Of the children was hurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
Vermont Interests.

The Nergennes Vermonter makes q
pertinent suggestion in remarline that
Vow that there is a little lull in poll.
ties wouldn't It be pretty good scheme
70 return to the cid question Of adver-
Using Vermont, not simply as a sum
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
San verr NJ.

Cooperstown, n. Y. July 22.--Bisnop
Henry G. Potter, who has been critically
III at his summer home here for several
weeks, is still in q serious condition
lie passed fairly comfortable night,
bat yesterday there was practically no
change in his condition from Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
PLAYING PURPOSE KILLS
BOY BATHING IN OCEAN
Big Animal Strikes Lad Of Fifteen and
He is Carried Down.

Savannah, Ga, July ~ Struck down
wv giant porpoisc At play IN the sea,
threc.quarters II mile of the Tybee
Beach, Harry, the fifteen, year-old son
ct John G. I.ovett was Killed by the
big animal yesterday afternoon and
was carried down before the eyes Of
Wylly, son Of DR., and Mrs. W. II.
Drummer. with whom he was swimming.
The body has not been recovered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
Amfrlean Lsarrs slanalng.
Yesterdays National Lsaaas seoIsI.

A. Chicago, Boston .. Chicago 0.
A. ~ louis. inrst game New York
4. ~. Louis 2 ~ inningslB fsecond
camel NJ. Louis 3, New York .
Al Cincinnati, Philadelphia ., Cincin-
natl 2
Al Ptttbufg. Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
Y..leIlaI. An..l.eaa 80. -.

A. Boston. lnrsi game Hoston 2, si.
Lgus i, tssegnd gant BstiQn ?. ~
LDuis z
AZ Aew fgfs. first game Chicago 2.
Nsg York I; fsse0na gsmsl Aen fofs
b. Chieago q
A. pbilsaslphis, Philadelphia 3, c.srs.
Lard Z.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
DELICIOUS BANANA CREAM.

This recipe is highly recommended by one Of
our correspondents; try ii for dessert TO NOR
rev.
teaspoonfuis OF sugar Add one teacup sweet
cream beaten 10 a stiff froth, then add one l0c
package of Lemon JELL-O dissolved In l i-2
teacups boiling water. Pour into mold and
when cold garnish with candfed cherries. Serve
with whipped cream, or any good pudding
sauce. JELL-0 is sold by all 6rocers at i0e
per package
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22

Fire Proof, Water Proof,
Sun Proof. The best Roof
ing on the market. Strictly
asphalt. No tar. Prices,
75c to $500 per square.
We also carry 2 and 3 ply
Tarred Felt at SI.00 and
S1.20. A good Sheathing
Paper for 75e. The best for
SI.0O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
Family FIrst An

"a little gin fell and broke her uncle
on Wednesday night1--Puneh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
THE DIVORCE EVIL

DIR. Wiley, the government food
expert, states that good bread is essen
tial to a happy home.
Dyspepsia, caused by poor, halt
baked bread, is the reason for nine-
tenths of the divorces.
Eat OUR Mothers Bread and
YOU Il wear smile that won't come
off. Our Bread is weIl-baked, made
with the best materials and workman
ship. Zoe per loaf.
Our Cake is superior to any, bar
ring none.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
Mra. WInslow'a aoothinE Syrup

HISS been used NJ esa MKTY4FIyE YEARS BY NIL.
LIDnh ~ MOTHERS ~ lhsf CuiLpAEM WHILE
TeHfHiNn, with PERFECT eUuuEHs, NJ s0uTHkB
tbs p1tfLp, a0Ffkha tHs uuMa, ALLAYs al PAIN
GUHEa WIND GufIg sHd 10 ths bsst remedy III niAR
HftosA asla ~ Druggists ~ sssty part ~ tie Sofd
he eRa ask ff Afs. WinsigsE Soothing ayfap,7
sHd tabs no sihm kAa Tseply i've cents bottle uaa
shtesa uHasi The Feed saa nrans ACT Japs sk g hss
AamksT lbsa An OLD And WELL TRIED HHAEDx,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
JAPAN WILL NOT CHANGE
HER KOREAN POLICY.
Prince Ito Will Return 70 Seoul in
October

Toxic, July - Prince Ito. japanese
resident general AZ Seoul, Cofea, has
aniysd at bis county residence 81 0iso,
and viii be received IL audience By the
emperor next Thursday
The prince says he viii return to
Korea IN October II Is understood that
the new government has decided not 20
change the kofean policy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22

IL ususl liquid form q n ebopoistsd
tablels known - sarsstsbs. 1ooaass q.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
Bad Blood

Il ihs eanse n Ell humou, erppd0ns,
hgils, yimpAss, sefolgi0ts Aeres, ee1ema
~ sa4 rse0n, a. wei - ~ fiae8m2.
tam, csaarsb and cher troubles. The
Rreaiess blood remedy l0f 81 ihese
tro1biss, proved ~ iss uDsqs4isd
rhc0fd 81 eefes. Il