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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-27
Jram Krtatt Du1Hnunt
st ielipmt 9pfmutcnt.

S aatbeoralen / Gaierto> / Seer,
beoen al Neapel, finoeS ser ct lel>
iomt og griben6e Minoe ON Srel=
ierens 800. Oct er Ell &obberpla-
Sc, bporpaa Selu &riiti 9p0s6om
er i%nogroperet / set bebraiife
Gprog. @e6 @i6en al Sefiten itaor.l
fdlge1n0e @enerfnin9: u~@n li9-|
nen0e Hla6e ct blepen len6t til
bber enfelt Gtomme."
Sprinoelig bleo 6erne merfeligc
@obberplo0e fun6et / 8pen Mquilu
II set ti6ligere &ongerige Neapel
omfring @ar 1880 UNDER nogle lis
grapninger, iom blep foretaget Ser.
Sen blep 6%erefter lenge opbeparet /
@ofriitiet / ct &orteuierflolter iNar=
be6en al Meopel, inotil 6en e116elig,
in0elluttet / cit &onlme al .Sben=
bolt, opergapes til &%utbe0ralen /
@aierta. Naa Napoleon Sen 11teS
&io ipGbe0e Sen / flor Tare for at
blipe fort til 6ronfrig, og fun ben
Smiten6igbe6, at neutrality-suspicious.
bao6e bragt life %ubetpoelige Sfre
for Sen frantic @Gr> gap oereS
Spinner ON at faa 2ob til at bebol=
oe SEN britt interesiante Elooe oen
foren1fe6e @irfning.
Smi6lerti6 blep &obberplaoen In.
6erfa1tet EFT grun6ig u16erlggelie
al en- &omisiton al frantic &unit-
mere og &ioenfobsmeno, Snofrif>
ten blep %operiot paa 6ronif> og -
bba6 ser er set bigtigite moo
6ens sggtbeb bobbe man intet at
in6ben6e.
SfpIge v@erliner Nocbricbten" liz
ser Snoifriften operiat fra Sebras
|iif, i%aale6es:
u0om, uotalt al Hontius Silo-
tns, 2on6sbgb6ing / gfe0re= @alilea,
lp6en6e pou, at Seius al Na5oret
ifol Iibe Dpoen paa &oriet: S Sci
fer Siberil,s's ipttel16e &egierings>
oor og poo Sen fernogtpben0e Sag
Il Morts Moaneo, / SEN bellige Stao
SeruialenL ga @nnos og &oifos
bor SUBS &reiter og Sfferprel ter,
bor Yontius 8ilot11s, iio0en0e poa
&relt6ialltolen, 6gn1t Sel11S at No-
5oret til at 6g paa ct &ors mellem
to Misoe0ere, 0a itore og %notoriife
&ionesbpr6 fra Tolfets SIDE uo>
flyer:
y Selus ct en- Torfgrer; p San
ct Ell 0pbigler; - @on er en-
6ienoe al Soben; y San faloer fig
fal1felig CUBS @pn; 81 San faloer
fig falffelig &onge at Serulalem;
g. San er traa6t i1o / Semplet,
fuIgt al en- Golfemengoe, ser bar
8almer /. @enoerne.
Sen fgrlte Centurion, Auirrilius
Cornelius, bor faaet 8efaling til
at fgre bam til 9}etterite6et. Set
er blebet forbu6t ollie fottige og RI
ge Nerioner at binbre Seiu 500.
Sc Gi6ner, lom bar n16ertegnet
Domme11 ODER Seil1s, er fglgenoe:
l.. Doniel &obani, Gariieer; 2.
Sobonnes 3aerbatel; 8. &ofael
&oboni; 4. Gapet, Sfriftlero.
SeIns 1fo1 fpres ub al Stuoen
Seruiolem gjemnem Horten Grit
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-27

Slbebranoe e. Mrup Sfolc
/ Sin meo l1obpgninger er neo<
brp,1ot. 2prerens Sn0bo og Sfole=
moteriellet re06eoes, berimo6 CT al
sen in0opleoe Geo bren6t. Sl6en
opltoo poo 2oftet, formentlig peo en-
2pgte.
= 6orleoen ubbre6 ser Slb / en-
@almitof peo Sir. Mellergaaros
Waorb / Storepor6e. Sl6en forplan'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-27
5onoerjV!lano.
I'M AhAAl

sci Mloer. slocrifop Sogns
rlbite S,tobpgger, Eeter SSrcnle1
lermonien fra 8irfelu11o, CT ofgadet
pes Gpoen / lit 80. Mar. Ger er at
ter gaoet cit go0 oo1if Mano bort.
Son Dor oltio reoc, l1aor set gialot
Sen boni fe Sag.
Sl6ebronb. Iorle0en Mor<
gen opitoo Slolps / @nfefru 9rl1bnS
0onrD / @iernorup, bnorpeO &oltol=
Sen og CIT 2aoe ueobrGnOte. Mlle
&reot>trcr n1eo l%lnotagclle al 6 Sal
DC on1fon1 / 2l1erl,e. SlOen CT OPP
ltooet pe0 l1foriigtigbeo fra eli Figcs
SIDE. llnoer M%alfningen bouoc bul1
ltillet en- 9ygte pao cit Fulnpe, bpor=
res ser gif SIS / @pet.
8 ulbbrpl1 III j. .. 6. 9eo=
penber fejreoe Scope @prlpcf og SIT
Itru / S%oftluuo bereS @%l,lbbrpllnp
hos oeres Spigerien Suer Mot5er
poo vGertralDotellet" / Softluno,
boor Sc Gan1le far hpct, liOeu 8aor=
Sen / Rbicrg iplgtc5. Gn MGl1goe
2pfenifringer og Selegranlmer, ON
set ioa bar fra Or. Grpanoer, til
je11otcs sGgteparret / 9ogenS NnleO=
ming. Sc @anlle CT begge to peo
ooot Selbreo. 8rl1bgpml1en er II
Nor og @rl1oen 10 Nor Dl1gre.
- Gan1n1e Sag feireoe Nrbejos=
nroro Niels 2orcnt6e1 % @llitru
9optr11p @ulobrpllup. S Gogcn$
s%(11le0ning bapoe @eboerre fra Sop
trip ipnrfiot cit file TcltligbcO mcl
@oiicboro / &rocll, og Der blep pper:
roft 8rubeparrct cit @ape poa bel1;
peo 1870 Marf fra 9ebperlle / Sop,
trrp, io1nt bper Ell 2Gneltol fra
@oorocier ScDn1iOt, paa DpiS 8ourl
@r1togomme11 far orhejOct / so Mor.
&eb &%offeboroet bolot Gogneprnlten
&ol tor Come Ell, en- Sale % oDer:
nofte &ru0eporrct so Marf lalnt Ell
Nibcl. 2%orent5el1 % S1ltrl, bur / De;
reg 9@gteifab' bopt 1 @prn, eli Spl1
bper / England, ell Cater far o9loo
pnret gift / Gnglal1o, l1el1 opboloel
Jig III Diell1n1e, c1 9attcr er gift
Sooerslep og eli / @pptrup. 9orelt:
sen foor boooc Sltpalioe= % Nlloer:
bpmsrel1te, lua Sc Gon1le pefunlGr1
mcD Tortrpltning fan ie Ocres Mloer:
bonn / Mpbe. 9r1ogon1nlen CT fen:
pes 50 Star, @ruoen ct Hor s(or el
bre.
l. ODrlnge 81 + III is bpb
3en gal11le trofoite bonife 0DrlGg'
S. g. Sebn1i0t / @aoersleD CT al
goaet pes 9pOen, IS Mor gomnnel
San bar fpbt / 1ter 2inOet 1872;
og far peret 9prlege / Sc Nor
Scbni6t blep cit oniet og ofbolo
0prlGge % bapoe CIT n1eget uoltrof
Yrufsi5. 0ertil fpn1, at ban por CT
uolminoelig ellfp9r0ig Monb, on
bpen1 set iiffert n1eo Nette fan pao
ltooes, at fan life bupbe roge1 per
ionlig Ijenoe; Ser bar pit eno iff
nogen, Ser nureoe upenlige, ems Jig
baoefulbe Selelier il1oO Dam. Sal
por Ell porn1tfplel1oe og trofalt oonl
Man6; men politiif &irfiombeo la
life for bon1; Oertil bapoe ban for
&clten beller life Sen forneone I'll
bons @jerl1il1g lom 9prlGge gap bar
fnlot op at b%eltille. llnotc ban ii
cu0elig en- 6ritiO e1,gang inellelr
ioo optoges bans Sr1teresie q
Sloioger og SlbtiOsminoer. Ea
oette On1raoOe bap6e bon / Marene
Heb tilegnet Jig cit omfattenOe Gag
fpnoigbe0 og if eiter6aonocn Ell MT
get interesio1t og betpoelig Slolon
ling. Og fan FAR tilli9e / 4arene
9pb le6et l16gropningen al mo11e
@ropbeje. @an bar oerfor lelplfr'
ben til at ltaa / Spiolen for Saoer!
leD &reosmuleum, ga set / 8egDl
al Sirierne blep oprettet, Q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-27

oen1te 8oit paretog ban meo ben iter-
fte SS%nteresie, inbtil Aloeren for faa
Mar iiben gior6e bam set for belpGr-
ligt.
s 6oroaret 1902 par set SO Mar
lioen scbmiot begpn6te liu Grafsis
lom 0prlnge. Sons mango genner
L 9p og paa 2ano foranltolteoc % en-
Set til bans 9gre.
6 iembom a I g. @iGitgi=
Der y. Subj / 8nt bar lolgt lin
Gienoom mes @%iaiteiueri % @eferi
ain1t 61A @eftar Soro % fulo Be-
letning ia,nt 2psgre til @erfferer
.. 8repcr al &riitiansoal peo 5o11l=
n1elep for $1,000 @2f. meo 1iltreoel-
lc til Is. SeSolrl1ar 1909.
- Sens Neter Senien fra 0ier-
noes far iolgt lin @aaro vNpoom"
til 2onoutnno Meller fra slbilo pco
1pnoer. Eli @aar0en berer 81 5pl,=
Ser 2oro n1eo so Wfarf Mettouofpt=
te. @eiGtninger1, 20 &rcatnrer, 2
@eite og bele S,1Oaolingen iplger meo
/ @onoelen. &ip6ci l1nn1en or 81
900 Marf.
:. = @aarDeier Sole 9allrm | Sells
@fop bor bpttet iin @uarb, 20 Set
tar flor, me0 cit Gie10om tilbprenoe
5meooemeite Mlu1rbolm / Sells
IroIofpr. M1,11rbollns 2anbejer=
Som mes tilbpreu0e Smcbie er goot
2 @eftar. 9an1nr foor 14,150 Mf.
/ 8ptte. Gmflptninge1 tier til i.
9ecen1ber ioar.
& FRET 6pr". Seo
2onosrctten / 8lensbprg forbonolc=
bes forleoen fplgen0e Eripatflagciog:
Set breieoc Jig ont cit 6%ornGr111cle
ieslng, lolt @uorbejer q. &ooo at
@ollerrp Dop0e rejit moo HeOoftpr
aeb(er / Mobenroo, Ser / rNpcnro=
Ser Sogeblott" bopoe fal0t &ooo cn
nn0onnct &arl" og eli rfref 6Dr"
C@nricbe"). Seo 9iliOoerrettcn I
Mobenroa bar &ebler blepen ifienot
el, @p0e paa 10 Marf. &logcren
onioo 0enne Strof for oltfor lille,
bporf or fan bop0e inounfct SageI.
s(nlcbningen til Oeu fornGrn1ellgc
Mrtifels 6rcnlfomlt / ~Npcnrooer
Sogeblott" bar, at @r. &ooO / @p=
rl1pbop bop0e Dol0t CIT Sale, bpori
fan ifl1lbe bope lagt, at Ser / slor fej-
re0es Setter fpr SreoarSoogcn fnr
sen 81. Murts 1913, ion1 Splferne
fal6te &ejsningsfelter, l11el1 lom ri
folocr Sp@rprsfelter, % at uSleSplg=
&olltcnerl1e" bap0e forticnt Oc1
Grogt Yrpgl, Sc Sen @ong tit. Si=
iioberretten bar gooet lO fra, at cit
@p6e pua 10 Wtarf bar llof for Den
G ter bcn11c Sale offenliggjorte Mr=
tifel meb Sc l1Gprte fornGrmelige
9ro / set oobenraolfe 6prtpltningS=
hla6.
2on0rettcns Com lp0 paa, at Sl1D=
onfni11gen forfalteoes. Gel bar l(0=
trpffene al nleget f%ornGrn1elig Sea-
t,1r, met Ser moatte regl1es mes, at
Sen Mnfloge6e bar blenen opbt0iet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-27


Iieeleoes gl1IobeIagt, og Ell Sals-
ring. Mrmri1gene bar oannebe al
iner, opbbelt @uIDtraao %i~flere Ont
gauge, beege o%perbl1g9eoe for sen
enc Gnoe. Sl0ia9erne itaamer ira
sen rlorc @ronceolOer % ltbgipr |
bcres 8elbeo ct uolminOelis ln11ft,
n,er, ieprigt tppilf @rouuoltDr Ior rn
&pinoe.
fpp @pifole G. o 2.
9fooemher par set netop 80 Mar, IL
Sen Mjfop %l,opioeoc 9pjlfole tog MOB
fine. fprltc glener. Gr11 Gong mente
nlun, at flnnoe Den lamle Ell $3.50
al ocn Slogs 2nrlinge, Scr ptloe
poslc til en- uopioet @pilfolclnoeroi5=
nina, loa por set goot. Men Set gift
10 mart op til 100 ng flere. % /
sc lioltc Mar bar Der purct. up ialpo
baIutrcoie &unoreoe, Set pil iige, lige
loo mango, iom Sfclen fan ifaife
Eloos til. s Mar bar Ser pRret melot
omfring ueo 800, men man bor
11nnottet iige 9sei "a @pjlfoIen life
far Elo0s til flere cno omtrent ITO
&orlc % liot oper 100 Yiger. 3.
9. Nopbr. oa6neocs !@pilfolen meo
243 al bisie 2rrltnge, Ser ia1nleocs
rmot ira belle 9anoet % ira Sslono,
Nor9e og Spcri9e neo, for life at
tole ont SpnOeripllono.
II erp per 5 t III q I
q + 5. en- 20 Nar ga|1a'el
&ogerlpello Treoerif Sespcricn /
Mor6us, Spn al StabSlergeont SeS>
per icn, fom forleoen up at lfGnoes
meb lin &iureite, Mnl,a @otlicn, 9ot<
ter al S%finobor0ler @anicn poa Sc
5tcroo6e. llnbcr Stri0en affpreoe
ban c, &cpolper imoo benoc / Oen
aotrpffeligc @eniigt at 0rGbc be11oe.
Sun blep oog fln rant al Strejfifl1o
/ Gre og SAILS % lpb inb / lit Stem,
/ bpis sort Sfponinge1 forcgif. Ger
otter offpreoe 8agercu 5 MeDolper=
lfuo moo lit eget @oueo; Set enc
ronlte bag bpjrc Tjc % er forligt,
men iffe obi ol1t opoeligt, Sc o11ore
fire bar Streiflfl10 bel1oo &ol1ocn.
&igul er brlt lloenfor 6ore. Sage
rcl1, loru / CIT ambulance brogtes til
Solpitalet, crflGrebe / ct Torbpr, at
BET bopoe pnret Dons @enligt at OrG=
be Yigcl1, lom FIN er II Mor gor1=
mel.
% cO @ilcn ra u III e.
rifo". Smeb e. Senie1 6ng9 /
5boruing far / Amerito nogle Spn=
l1cr, ION Set gaor uonlGrfet, oa lom
al og til icnoer Ee1gc bjenn. 6or=
leoen Sag if 5meo Io9b 9eieg at
cn ul0re Serre, ser pre- entcreOe Jig
iom bjempelrot Nmerifaner og bragg
te @illen fra cit al 6ogbs Spn'er /
Mmerifo. 5illige mcobelte bor1, at
ser ira Spnnen loa Yenge paa Sell
lcrl1p Epltfontor. Selp bapoe BON
ogloo ct Eengcbrep liggc1,oe poo
Goitbulet, mu1 ban bap0e 11beloi9p1s
f,1l1 omerifonlfe Eenge. &eil1ltotet
al Somtolen hlep, at Sn1eO 0ngb
operlob sen uDjenpcnOte Nmcrifo=
ner" Is Sir. JONI ct n1iOlertio1gt
2oon. Smeo Togb los bpre poo
Yoitbuiet, men Set piite Jig iii, at BET
bele por "cr s(n1erifancr" og at Ser
in9en Yellge pur poa Eoltbulet bper=
fen til 6pgb eller Sen onOer. SlnlO=
lcrtio pur Togb life ler1 / &enoingcr,
n1e11 fit burtigt oplpurgt, at Sen
frnffe SIR opbolot Jig / &11uoStr1p.
@eoio9ct al TO Mnnb ppipgte 6ogb
6om pg iif bon tronsporteret til
aicllcrup, bpor fan ltraf5 inblottes
/ Nrrelten. Set piicr Jig, at ban life
er nogel1 ~bjenlpenot sllnerifoner, men
Ell Monb, ser npltg CT ilrppen no
nj CnrhcNrinnShnipt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-27
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hyert Tlfelde af kl9ende, usyn1ige, bl9dende
~ Dage eller Pengene ~refunderes. SOC. TIL
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-03
EAST DORSET

E. w Ely is in New York city till
after election.
George Hall spent the first OF the
week in New York city
Charles Mclaughlin spent Sunday
with relatives in Rutland.
Dr. j. c. Cochrane was in Troy, n.
" Saturday Of last week.
A. J. Loyeland is entertaining his
sister of Worcester, Mass.
Miss Louise Buffum Of Bennington
was a recent visitor here
s. A. Howard of Rutland was in
town last week on business,
Paul Landon visited in Bennington
and North Adams last week.
Thomas Sheridan Of Montpelier
visited here part OF last week
Mrs. James Stone has returned
from a visit in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Frank Brophy returned Sat
urday to her home In Rutland
Gardner Wright Of Manchester
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Edward Riley Of bennington was a
guest Of his fathers here on Sunday.
Mrs. Flora McGinn spent part Of
last week with friends in Manchester
Mrs. Maud Seymour has returned
from a visit to her home in Burling-
ton
Mrs. L. p. Torrey is able 20 be
about again after an illness Of some
time.
Mrs. McKale Of Bennington was a
guest of Mrs Dennis part Of last
week
Mrs Edward Gennett has returned
20 her home in Rutland after a brief
visit here
Andrew Goomely purchased the
Dorset town farm at the auction
Thursday
A wen attended Halloween party
and social was held al school hall
Saturday night.
Mrs. George Cooper and two chill
iren of Amsterdam. a. Y, are visit
ing at Thomas Cooper.s.
Mrs Daniel Leary returned Monday
from Poutney where she was called
by .he Illness of a relative.
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MANCHESTER CENTER

E,r,p = Gt-,,,.1.+1 40 t,1t,,,.,,.,, ,,.. o.,
town Monday
,trs toto D..,..5 FL. ,.t.ri,o
s,.,ard, a.. Ia.,5.a5.r,,.
z.o, ob,r,, t. %, ,..... ..,u. ,,,.
.---., t,. ~. 80,
s'''' ~ ' '' '''
.'' '''G ... .., +. ~. ~ '7.1", " no nav
'''" '' Dug 'oN' nave '''N'''0''
p Winchester who has been visit
lug iu New York returned Saturday.
So Margaret Guild win meet with
Mrs G. u Young Tuesday afternoon
Dr g r..o,ors ~o,,,i,s oho,,
.l.' s,,-,, tx e,.i r,~e~n5 ~ ~
I.4
,f.... t.., D,,.i. .ns D.... i.t,
s',.l... E, ,''i,''7 '.''' 10" 't'
-
Nr and Nrs Mathew have moved
mann, Wv, ". ,bc C.r, w ''' i'' N'"' '''e
Jay Thompson is moving TO the
rooms vacated by Mr. Staunard in
,ne Bell tenement
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MANCHESTER DEPOT

J. P. Mattison was in Troy on bust
ness Saturday.
Zion Church Is to have pipe organ
in the near future.
Albert Cummings of SALISBURY was
in town last Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Lidgerwood is spend
ing the week in New York.
]. c. Mechin and j. s. Brush are
spending a few days in Montreal.
H. c. Whipple, who has been away
on a vacation, has returned home
St Margarets Guild will meet with
Mrs. c. f. Young Tuesday afternoon.
The band boys report a very fine
time at Bennington last Friday even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Roberts are
spending a few days in New York
City.
Regular conyocation of Adoniram
chapter No. % o. +. S. Tuesday eve
ming.
Bishop Hall visited Zion church
last Monday evening and confirmed a
class Of FIVE.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Crawford have
returned from a trip to New York and
New Jersey.
Regular Communication OF Adoni-
ram Lodge No. AZ f. & A. NJ Thurs
day evening.
Harold Taylor, who has been enjoy
ing a weeks vacation has returned TO
his duties at the station.
Harry Lawrence has purchased the
lot his studio stands on and is max
ing Improvements, putting in fire
place and staircase and will make
more extensive improvements in the
spring.
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INTO szRE AND YELLOW LEAF.
Eighteenth Century Women Seem to
Have Willingly Settled Down.

In an English novel OF the eigh.
teenth century the author thus refers
10 a certain woman: She had reached
the age OF 80. an age beyond which no
woman can hope either 10 feel or in
splre deep affection" In one OF
George Meredith's early novels he re.
fers TO character as a woman ION
the criminal side Of 90" A Boston
woman In The last century, after reach.
ing the age OF 30, put on, over her
abundant natural hair a false front
and cap. These were the outward
and visible signs OF the matronly ma
turity she had reached. She gave up
az the same time all the gayer forms
Of social intercourse. She confined
herself thereafter TO the mild and
elderly variety. She had come out"
into Boston society at Is After two
years Of social gayeties she had mar
ried. At 30 she was the mother OF
eight children She had lived the &C.
tive part Of her life. In accordance
with the conventions OF her time she
settled down TO a life OF vegetating
domosticity. She was not an excep-
ton, She was the normal woman Of
her day, registering is customs. Just
as good thermometer registers the
temperature.-A Magazine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-03
A Broad Statement

This announcement IS made without
amy qualifications. Hem-Roid is the
one preparation m the world that
guarantees 90.
Dr. l.conhardts Hcm.Roid win cure
amy case of Piles. Il Is In the form OF
q tablet.
1t is the only Pile remedy used in.
tcnally.
lt is impossible TO cure an estab.
lishod ease OF Piles with oinmeuts.
sWpositories injections or outward
appliances
A guarantee is issued with every
package of Dr. Loouhardts HomRoid.
which contains "a months treatment
Go aud talk to VIM. H. Gokay about
&c.
Price Sl0O. Dr. Lcouhardt Co..
station B, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-03
A Little "Tinne OFF,
For Your Stomach
VIII accomplish wonders-n indigestion and dys-
pepsa. KOdO gives your stomach time off" by
digesting your food while the stomach rests.

Kodol thus digests food, for the
simple reason that 1t contains all
Of the elements essential 10 food
digestion. It would be impossible
for II to not digest food.
You know that decaying food is
extremely poisonous. Where, then,
could decaying food be any more
dangerous than lying on the human
stomach? Bad enough If indiges-
ton and dyspepsia were the worst
results. But they are not.
When food doesn't digest, It
forms into hard, lump masses.
These irritate the tender Innings
OF the stomach and intestines, and
sometimes even cancer of the
stomach is caused. Chronic forms
of dyspepsia are quite certain to re-
suit
There is nothing secret about
Kodol. AS stated it merely con-
tains all the natural dige i've ele-
ments. 1t Is made in Il liquid form
so that 1t can contain all these.
In this respect it differs from
ordinary pepsin tablets and other
partial digesters, which embody
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-03
ANDREW J. HALL, Agent
BENNINGTON. VT
SALISBURY


Beech Randall spent Friday in Ben
ningtou.
Frank Montgomery and son of
South SALISBURY were in town Sun
day.
Levi Randall and son of Cambridge
y. Y, recently visited relatives and
friends in town.
Mrs. Morton Grant was called to
Sunderland Friday by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Henry Burt.
Marjorie Randall spent Sunday in
South SALISBURY at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Grant Bronson.
Burt Perkins of West SALISBURY
has been spending q few days In town
visiting relatives and friends.
Ems Bailey Of West Arlington was
recently q guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William j. Harrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mattison Of
Salem, y. Y, recently visited at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Perkins.
Emily Hulett and her son Earl and
his wife OF Landgroye were IN town
one day last week 10 attend the fun
eral OF Mrs. Moses Hulett
Miss jamie Harrington, who has
been spending q few days with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Har-
rington. has returned to her school
duties In Pownal
Mrs Lottie Nichols, who has been
spending a week az her home in
Gardner Mass, has returned to take
care OF her aged uncle, Richard
Wait.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-03
BEN IRGTQN BIREFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly fer Busy Readers.
Mr. and Mrs, d. A. Booth spent
Sunday in North Adams
M. 3. Middleton of Main street was
a guest at Camp Rest Sunday
Miss Hauio Woodland of H0oslck
Falls spent Sunday with Mrs Turner
Gran
Regular meeting of o. b. S. viii be
held in Masonic hall tomorrow even
ms at 1880.
MIR and Mrs. S. u. Wiggin Of Boston
are visiting Mrs Charles Mccarthy Of
Division street ior few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles jameson Of
Troy have been spending a few days
with MIR. and Mrs Turner Cranston Of
North street
\ Am Important meeting OF the physi
cal committee of the Y NJ c. A. viii
be held this evening i'm the associa-
lion rooms.
Clarence Peckham Of Scott street
has gone TO Brooklyn where he has
accepted a position with the American
express company in thai city.
The Womans auxiliary Of the Y. NJ
G.. a. viii hold i.s regular monthly
meeting tomorrow afternoon at o.
clock in the associations rooms.
Mrs Frank l.asher of Union street
has improved slightly since coming
home from the Albany city hospital,
whore She had been receiving treat
ment
Everybody come TO the Guldeboard
chapel this evening Bring the
ladies and get election returns The
greatest musical of The season, Z to 9
Up. m. Lunch 6 to l13O Admission
free
Road Commissioner John Scully
has purchased several hundred bar
rels of apples which he has loaded on
to- two cars al the Summit and ship
ped to the whole sale market in New
York.
The village steam roller is now be-
| ing used ON che new piece of macadam
road bed being built near the entrance
10 Ben Venue" This piece of road
VIII probably be finished about the
middle of the month
The local council Knights of Col
umbus will hold a smoke talk in their
rooms in the academy building this
evening during which the election re-
turns win De received in detail All
members should be present and enjoy
@ sCciable evening
The third game in the famous ser
ios between The y. NJ. c. A. and
brunswick bowling teams will be
played in the latters alleys this eve
lining The Bunswicks are now in
The lead but the ~" boys expect 20
get after them This evening and even
! up the score