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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, Inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing down feeling, f1atulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
lYDlAE,PINkHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

comes as a boon and a blessing,
as it did to Mrs. F. Ellsworth, of
Mayville, N. Y, and to Mrs. w. P.
Boyd, of Beaver Falls, Pa, who say !:
~ was not able to do my own work,
owing to the female trouble from which
/ suffered. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound helped me wonderfully,
and I am so well that can do as big a
days work as 1 ever did. wish every
sick woman would try it
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil for such emergencies. II
subdues the pain and heals the hurts.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21

STAFFORD


Lugene Bartlett is confined to the house
by illness.
Mrs. Henry Fulton returned Saturday
from West Derry.
The Chandler brothers of Tunbridge
were in town Friday.
Mrs. Carrie Crocker of Worcester is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Don Root.
Nathan Mann has returned to town
and is boarding with Mrs. Ed. DAILY.
Mrs. II. G. Silloway and daughter,
Miss Winnie, were in Sharon Saturday.
Mrs. Hiram Fulton and Miss Grace
Hazelton were in South Royalton Satur-
day.
Mrs. c. w. Stone OF Hanover has been
spending few days at her sons, w. p.
Stone.
The Ladies' Benevolent circle will meet
Tuesday afternoon, May 20, with Mrs.
Frank West.
Miss Eva Paine has returned from a
stay of several months with her uncles in
Tunbridge.
Mrs. Susan Hyde, who has been con-
fined to the house with rheumatism, is
much better.
from Hanover, where she spent several
days last week.
Mrs. Fred Preston returned Saturday
from visit to friends in the northern
part OF the state.
Miss Grant, teacher of the grammar de-
partment of the village school, attended a
funeral in Tunbridge Thursday, Mrs. G..
F. Chandler substituting in her absence.
The boys who went to Thetford Hill
Saturday for ball game with the stu
dents of that place, returned in the even
ing in high spirits, vanquished, but far
| from extinguished.
Death Of L. A. Clark.
! L. Adelbert Clark died at his home in
this town Friday last, from disease OF
the heart, after an illness of some
months. The funeral was held at his
late residence, Rev. Mr.. Knowlton offici-
ating. Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hazelton
sang two selections, $50 Bury thy Scr.
row." and "Lead, Kindly Light" The
bearers were William Stone, John Darl.
ing, A. K. Kittridge, H. A. Stickney
i The interment was at South Stanford.
Mr.. Clark was born in this town 81
years ago, being the son of the Rev. Ell
Clark. In 1871 he married Emma Hazel.
tine of South STAFFORD, who died after g
few brief years of married life. One son,
Hazen Clark, of Barton was the result OF
/ this union. In 1893 he married Miss Alb
| bic Lyman, who survives him. For some
years he was employed by the late Sena.
tor Morrill,, and later he purchased the
saw and grist mill in this village, which
he has since conducted.
| Mr.. Clark was highly esteemed by
neighbors and townspeople and his gen.
ial presence will be greatly missed. Be.
sides wife and son, he left one brother,
Charles Clark, of this place, . sister and 9
half-brother.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21

Ladies' hair work. Mrs. III. FL. Bean,
Maynard, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21

Mondays 6enooinh Market.
The following prices were realized by
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Monday mot retaill:-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21

The following prices were charged at 4
Randolph stores last Monday for grain
and feed (retail -
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21

Fine line of millinery.
Cora ]. Bliss at A. NJ. Hubbard's store,
Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21

Small tenement to let. Inquire of
Mrs. Mary Mason. Wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
&crGccrcnoc llcbcrIdhucmmnng i'm
Siiocn.

9tothc& Miii, fl. Sitni. -
Cine 9In5obI Ser EfInn,cr in 0icicnt
Stootc bubcn Elm Hlmoibrcibcn oil
Solpcrncur 9tocl acricbtct, i'm er-
ludcnO, bel Ser @unocSrcnicruna lm
llntcrltiibun0 fiir Oic 2Irbcitcr uuo
0rlncrcn @eDobncr bon 10000 9ldcr
Der 9ticocrlln9cn am Wiilliiiippi SIT
bitten, mcIdJe ieit sen lcttcn so IA.
gen ii6crl6mcmmt iin0. SoIltc ooS
podpuoiier 5lirildtretcn, 10 miro cs
6oh III lpGt lein, i'm ooa 2ono I'll 6e,
iteuen; bo uber oae 9tebeuililiic oes
WfilliIlippi nod ibrc llier iibcrihritcn
bubclL iino fcinc 9ItSiittcn, ooB sic
llicrlGn0cr Dor cincm Wtonnt luicocr
bcItcabor inO. IS bcrrIdt orobc
Noth inter Sen Vruobnern ser ilbcr-
ihmcnnlten TiItriftc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Nin uOm &niicr cmpinugcn.

Ter ucuc amcritntiihc @oticboitcr
pom 0cltihcu Hdiicr bulOpoa be.
aritBt uu0 in lGulcrc llntcrbol-
tlnB 1c}o8cn.
@CrliM fl. &lmi - Ger &uiicr
cnlpiinG bcutc ocn omcrifouiicbcu
Notitboftcr Gr. Guuio %oDnc SILT,
Den 9tndiolgcr Oca pcroblNicoctcl
Nru GborlcntoNnc (omcr. Ger ON.
piouN luur mcbrcrc Gage iriibcr, ol3
Er. Sill cnpurtct bate, obcr oic NG.
QriiBunA iCitcna bc3 &niicra mar ou-
rlIm nidt minocr bcr5lidJ.
Ger Gcrcmouieumciitcr bc& aoi,
1trS, Baron bon Dem &nclcbed, De.
ii6tc 0r. Sill i6on 9citcrn IN icinrl't
Sotcl mo bcnncbrihtigtc ibn, 0oB CT
hclttc i'm nltcn ShloB bonn &oiicr
cnpfungcn miiroc. Ger &oiicr mir.
&c lpc}icu 5llr 9Iuoicn5 BON Eot0oonl
lod Berlin fOnulcn. Grci Soi.GQltis
toNcn brucbtcn Or. Sill ucbit GcioIQe
nod Ocu EolnIt. gei Der glntlrnit
tulroc ocu Ncrren mitgetbcilt, Oob
hic 9IuOicn5 im @ortcn itottiinocu
mcroc.
@rnf BON Gulcnbur1 lun0 Baron
bon Ocm &ncicbcd iiibrtcn bcn got.
I6ultcr sum &oiicr, nclrber Or. Qia
itbr buIOpoQ bc9rilBtc. gtob lleber.
rclhnn0 Der ,ofii5icIlcn Totltucntt
rntcrbiclt iih Scr &oiicr nit Or. Sill
ctDo cine bolbc Shtnoc in 1lBerlt
GclcIligcr @ciic
Or. @iIl trltg fcinc ltniiornL o6er
bic in NcrIin ilbIihc 0oftrad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Gilcnbnln ltnfna.

Clinton No, fl. Suni. - 9ei
ser Gnt9IciilnQ cincS NniinNicr5uGcS
ser oNliiioltri, aonin5 mo GernS-
@obn" nnbc Scr StnOt, itiir5tcn icdS
@uGBon2 Don cincr 2Inb0bc in einen
StrOm nit chun Orci SUB tieicm
@olicr. }iini3eIm Fcrioncu murOcn
pcrlcbt; icooh lit gticmono babel
mrs 2cbcn 9cfonmcn. Inter Ocn
ScrmlInoctcn bciinOcn iih bic 06.
0iiIton @ooc bon Ncm-Dorf, i. ".
,Srobmon bon Nciuorf, NsS.; ". 6.
GSocn 9tontlldct, u. s.; ". :. Ser,
Qllion, Snntington, @..Gn., mo 2.
3. Gornca, 9iocbeIter. N..2D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
&rcn5cr colorado" ocitrnnbct.

Bort Nn0cleS, g9oib., #.
Slmi. - Ter &rclBer ,GoloraOo"
pon Scr @luoeSilottc im StiQcn
Mccrc lit III 1lngencB Spit, halb,
mcGS 5mii6cn bier uno Bort lomr.
InO, gcltcrn 9Ibcno gcItronoct. Cos
llIcr jcncr @cAcnb lit iebr gciGbrliG
mo man iilrd)tct, 0oB ooS gepaltigc
Shlndtihiii nid)t pieoer ilott &C..
nlndt mcrocn fonn Gapit1n Gonuno
y. llnocrpoob, Der 9cic6lSba6cr 0c3
,S0br5cl1cS, un0 icine Monnihait
MAIDEN olc moGIidcu @erilde, Den
Arer3cr }n rcttcn, obcr oic cingctrcs
tcne Gbbc lit ocn @eniibungen nid)t
diinitig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

oamorrHuiocu. Die bic ieei ais unbeIbar
beirncbict. ipnnen bllig, unoitaoid II, icbmer8s
los onrh Hnmenoun9 BON Sr. g. Ssbee's
NnafenS iurlrt pctocll. mas ourrb funienoc BON
chenoCu ,ieuGeu. ucIebe iGre Seneluna otefem
fen meroen fam. Itier werocn Snd uui @er.
lnnaen onrcb T. NenNideocr 4 90 Dor 2tiB,
gsCm2lorf tciienirei Sugcibit 3li bdben In
allen renomWrien Nputbcicn Siet sun Dor
yladnbulunaer glbtct ooruuf oub Die Inter
lhrlft Uun :. Slsbee. w. ;, ith aui ieoer
Sete nfr ehuchte! bcinnet.
Gro gEi Sr lSySJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Srano in cincm 0MOuimo Eietnrc".
Sufnl.

FbiloOelpbin If. I,mi. -
@cltcrn 2Ibcno nu6 9 llbr brad elmer
Der Silm9 in 6cm .&ictor Wopina
Fictlrrc" .Sotol Nr. 2Gl2, &cniiugton.
9lpcmic, Ochen Gi9cntbiimcr Sbomas
Stcmort lit. Ter 33 Sabre 0lte
SamcS O'Ncia bon 9ir. 15l1, @6or-
ton.StraBc, Ger oic Winitinc bcoien.
tc, crGiclt 9ronomunOcn int @ciiht
umo mnroc nod Ocm oGpistopol.S1o-
ipitul" gcihnilt. Ter 9iouH err
ihrccttc oie 25O 3ui6nucr, pclde
'hIclnigit Die Strobe iu6tcn. @liid,
lihcr Nciic mur0c lticmuno uerlctt
Sin FOli5iit l6idtc Die 5lummen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
SclocntpS cincS SiinglingS.

& Ebilobclp ia fl. Suni. -
&m nSonlariton Soipitnl" boubtc
Ncltcrn in ser erltcn MorgenlhlnOc
ein lS.iGbriger Singing, 5obert
rSndion uon 9tr. 3771, Slo 0orf
9iooo, icin 2cbcn ais in s5olgc toOt-
liher SerIcbungen, sic cr bcl ser Hct.
tllng 5neicr &nnbcE unpcit ieincs
clterlid)en Soailica am 9(6cno porbcr
crlitt ols CT 5miihcn 5luei @og1ons
Scr yHeaOing Glienbabn" 3erQuctid)t
plIroc. &adIon inb sic 9ton1irloto.
nlotipe fomntcn, pdbreno 5luci ano.
ben al oen @iitcriunggonS, nli pelhe
Die 0inId)inc 5lifdn, bcrlm fletterten.
gr riei Dem Sotonotipiilbrcr cine
@arnltn0 5u. gllS oiclcr oic'el6e
nidt bGrte, rannte cr im l6nellIttn
2alfc ell Die Stellc Ser Weiabr, oit
cr geraOe nod rcht5eitig genu8 CT
reid)te, i'm Die bcioen anoben uon
ocn @cleiie su idlcuOern. Gr ielbIt
botte feline 3eit mebr, iid) 81 retten.
Gr gcrietb jluiiden Die Euffcr. 81.
nige 3oQ iiber Dem 9oOen bGngcno,
muroe er in 0ieier cntiebliheu Gage
belullBtlos aitiaeiinoen uno ms go,
maritan Soipitol" gcbradt no bic
9Ier5te loiort erflGrtelL oab Oos Sc.
ben oes jllngen Seloen ni6t mebr 5u
retten iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
GridJui ibren @cfGbrtcn.

Reno, Neuy fl. &iui. - 1Srull
O, g. @intcrS, lpclhc id, nit eiucr
@cId)GitSuann, 9tnmcnS :. 9( Beat,
~, bon Spnrfs, 9tcu, uui elmer Spa,
3ieriabrt bciono, cridob ibren 8e,
Io6rtcn lnO ilbr Damn nodl Sporfs,
no lie lid Der Folijci itellte mo CT,
tIdrtc, @cottu babe gcorobt, lie ST CT.
idlieBcn llno onB lie nlr in Sclbitper.
ttcioigltng 0ebonOclt babe. 1Srnu
&intctS lit Die Satin uon George
&intcrs, cincm Eicroc}ii6tcr Don
Glcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
llnruhen in Oi ornffn

Iangcr IT, Mni. - Gicrtau.
icllO Mdnn (rlppcu 0cS SiltonS 9I6.
sui }lji} 5n6cn cinCn einen guiruhr
pcruriaht mo 0cn 0eicbl@bdber scr
irnr}6iiihcn Sruppen. ionic orci @e.
ncrdlc gcidn8cn gcnonlnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
9'mrcnn Scr
@cGGrbc ser Gulisci GummiiiGrc.

@nItim0rc. Sen 3. Suni 1908.
VILE Fcroncn mcrncn narnn numcrli0m ae'
m0bt
oub cs unacieblih IN:
Graders. SluibS HudciCn ODER nnocrc3
t"eruhnres Teuermert AZ nerinuicn ooer 3uni
8ertnuf an3nbieten. 8eIhitraie 80 fir ienc
lebertrettH9. (2lrtifcl H. Baltimore Staot
eu6er 1906. 9tbihHiti SD
Coer 3ns. mas ais pGnironcn SpieI Riitpl"
bcilnnt lit. 5u ucrfauieu ooer 81 pcridHuiClt.
Seloitrafe $50 bis 5000. (grtiet 81 Ccfient.
lihe augenlcinc ecie6e, 9lbcbntt 39S)
Soer fir 1rocrmGuu. iracno pcIdc Suui6S.
Hudeteu. GrudcrS. 50rpcNus @rnnnCn ooCr an
here hrennbGye ScHerucri5ibrpcr ooer erpInois
reune Erdpnrntc NJ uerfen, iCblcliocrn uhcr ubs
3uencrn c3cloitruie 81 bis 50. lNrtiIrI II.
baltimore 2notGpocr, 1906, glhibnit 81
Sic &orhriiicn oicicr HicyoronrN bnhcn 70,
uobI cHciltHG fir GriUui 9nnitdtcu uuo llm
frieoGunaCn, a5 aud iir Die b'cniifeu
StrHbcu.
7ie @nliici miro ipelicu inb Cucroilbr AgNi.
naDnlCu illr SurhiilbruHn ocicr tSciCUc treiIeu.
ShcrlOd Sunun,
SuGn o. ". @BCltlc,
Gctcr e. 5umc,
EOIijC 9onlmiiinrc.
tSunis t5 % % .Sul2 3h)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Gomfort,
Gcinli6ttit,
Wrlunobtit

GerIGnlihc geiuIihfeit beoeltct
tGrpGrlihe @einoBcit. 8enn ois
Sallt rein uno frci BON SbmeiB uno
llnrcinIiNfciten aebaltcn miro, eriiil.
len sic min3i8 flciueu gorcn lire
6llnttiou rcidIib llno natiirlid,.
Nobre f0rperlihe HeinIidfeit aber
bGn9t BON ser benuttcn Seize a6.
Cine reine unoerf1IIdte Seize aus
mabrboit 5utrdalicben 9eItanotbeilen
lit n6tbia. Gie milSen, reinigenoen
lno antiicptii6cn gigenicbaitqn BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Scl6itmuro ans Siicrindlt.

&odion, ViinnY #. Suni. -
GOmarO Cnnnc, Elm Str0ent Der llni-
Dcriitdts bon Viinneiota, erid,oB iid,
pciterr 2lbcnO, neil cine iltnge Came
nift nit Inn 5iun 9oll grben mollte,
Die iib Damn ip1ter pon einem Oar.
bier III Dem Son5oergniigen fiibrcn
lieB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

PIG Tclc4otCn fam ct icbt olti ms.
Ueianmt COB Stinuncn reUurn.
5oit'0 9toninirlmJ 5rmt Er1llocnt
i,hlit0.Gonoiootcn 0cr repubIiyoni'
iNcr Enrtei 0iiritc aleih in Ser CT
ltcn 9lbItinnlulN crfoIGcn
6iir bcn 5lucitcn NloB oui 0cm
9fotionoI (idct lit Elm Gcrtrctcr oca
empire Stootc2 9tcmsYorf in 9Iua-
iidt Acnonumcn, OodI meib nan nod
ncbt, ollf mem Die lSubl fotIen miro.
@olmcrnctr S5u9bca bat ouf ou2
NeItinuutcItc crflGrt O0B Cr infer
tcincr WCbln0lnN determination iiW
cc-FrGliocnt opncbucu pilrOc. Bur
Bet lcbcint Ole @nbI }uiirben @cn.
=, Gortclpou unO GouQrcb-Ncpriicn-
tnnt Sbcrmon 81 iduunfcu. Iic
Gonicrcn5cn Scr Giibrcr in oen mob,
ltcn GoNcn mcr0cn iibcr Die @c.
lCtlnQ OcS }lpcjtcn EIoBca atf ornt
ltdet" cntldciOcn.
0rci Scr It0rfitcn Gclcaotioncn, bic
aus ocn Stootcn 9tclus Oorf, Ecnn-
iplponcn lnb ohio, troicn ocitcrn
cnt. Gic Wtonucn Don 4cnnpluo
nicn iino fiir NlmOca Senator anor
inltrllirt. Sbio'a Gclcgotcn ldludr.
men iiir ibrcn 2icblinQsio6n Suft
lno ilbiIircu iibcr 0ic Sbutiohc, 0ob
filr icinc Domination bGrcita Oic
9ScNc Nccbnct iinO. Aiit groBcm rin-
tcrclic mltrOc Scr 2lntlnit scr Gclcz
Gotcn Oca StootcS gclp-Yorf cntgc,
gen GcIcbcn. Gic 9(clu.DorfCr iin0
bi@bcr MIR 0obn inItrtirt, @oupcr.
ncur &n06c9 iiir oic Wcc. ErGliocnt-
ldloftS.9tonlinotion i'm Gonpcnt Dor.
jllfIogcn lmO iiir i'm 5lt itinmcn
Ncnn lie Icbcn, mic ocr 0nic lG1ft
mcrOcn iic 9Illc rCHt3citi0 uri 0cn
Sntt-9Soacn tlcttcrn.
Gir SIuiirtcn crtlGren nod inmcr.
DOB tic cntid)IoiiCn iciCn, Oen Strcit
INN Die NelcgotCniibe in ocn Gonucnt
5ll tro0cn. 9Im 0icnIto0 INN sic
OflttngaItllnbc miro Scr &oriiber 0cS
rcpubllfoniicbcn 9totionnl.Gomitc's
Norrp 2. 9tcm, 0Cn Gonucnt 5ltr
Sronlu19 rltien.
: SuftioIl cinitimmi9 nomi-
ntrt mcr0cu.
@cnernl Stcmart g. @oooior0.
&orlibcr Der Delegation bonn Stoote
9tcm.0ort, crfIGrtc bcutc, oob CT be
rctt Ici oic Domination Don 5uft ein.
thinning 81 nadJcn ncnn CT 0icWcbr-
5obI Scr Stimmcu crbGlt; mcnn Damn
Gle nldlt tnltrllirtcn GcIcg0ten uon
9Cm.O .Oort, sic bcfnnntlih fir Gait
lino, III Scr crItcn 9IbItinlmllng lid
iilr NuAbcS olla1Ciprod)cn bnbcn,
bdn mGrc fcin GimpanO 0nNcAen,
mcnt lGnutIihc IS Stimmcn ais
Damn fir cincn 9tcm,2)orfcr ais &iCc-
Fr1liOcnt nbgeGcbcn miir0Pn Gr
ioAtc lcrncr: Sic gtcm.Dorfcr
StNotS Gonpcntion bat ibrc 9clc.
gotcn bcullftrngt int Nolionnl Son.
ucnt ouc cbrIicbcn Otittel on5lnuen.
Den, nm Wpuucrnclr S5u9bc5 ais |
Er1liocntid)nitS Gonoioaten III no.
nlinircu. Nir Gobcn ms oo3l per.
piIihtct uno mcrocu unicr Nort bal |
ten"
ScfrctGr 2oe6 fiir SoftS $
&obinct.
@ @oibinGton 3. g. #. SunI. |
- rSn Gutlntrrri6tctcn arciien Der.
lolitct boB ErGiiocnt HooicpcIfs |
Eriuosictrci0r g9illiom 2ocb, iun., |
fiir 0cn 6nI Der GrluGbllng 5oft3
cincn EoItcn in ocm aobinet oca |
ErGli0cntcn Soit crbnlten iucr6C Gr |
lit rin trcltcr 6rcuno 5oit's mo bat |
bel 0rr OnrhCrritruNpu 0nutOnrur |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Wir ftno iiber Mugeuleioen
ant auterridtet

unb fbnncn Sbnen bcSbuIb In ocr gIuss
mabl hon Grillcn ben beiien Nntb aeben.
70 Iniieu gle ms Sore gtuaen llntcriuCbcn.
9sir berecbnen feline Gicbibr iir Die llniers
flcbunG, qeben Sbuen nber 70 fcratilliae
VG1dnolHlll, dls ob Gle illls bc3nblicll.
n1rtbmnI 10 nieorig. mie $l.00. sSir
fibern gQen bic bUilidbite @coienung Su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Ton 2lpotbefern iibcrall perfmuit.
Sill's Saar' nnb gart'5Grbcmittel,
idJuarj ubcr braun, SOC.
,VlinS Spm" oeitur6cn.

9cn Dorf, fl. Simi. - Ser
i'll gun5eu 2anOc bcfunnte blinoe 9te.
ger (onL" mcIhcr ais Fidniit einen
bcOclltcnocn Numcn Bate, lit geitern
III Nobotcn N.s&, geitorben. Gr
mar ais StIouc inn Sobre 1850 oui
elmer FIantoAc nobc Columbus. @a.,
geborcn unO bicB eigcntIih SbomaS
Niggina, mltroc nber ourdI ieinc pbd.
nomennlen 2ciiungcn am Yiono ais
, ,0lino lom" bcrilbmt llno conSer.
tirtc nit GrobCm Griolg niht MIR in
2lncrtn, 'onOcrn and in europa, no
CT iibcrdu Ourh ieinc ,Serti9feit uno
(chnf }luiicbcn crrcgtc. 5roeoem
cr arobc Summcu crmorb, lit CT total
uerarmt glitorbCn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Summer 4 Befer,
GentidcS @anf. mnb @cdJiel9cidJait,
26 Suntb-Strufc,

psatioual Sant Of Commerce" "o5ebauee
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men. @ediel nm GreOiibriefe Grf nIe baupts
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trember SeIoiurcn, ioluie NueiertiQnnG BON
@olHabten, Sdliisiarten uon uno nab Scutlbs
Ianh. (9lpril27--)
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-29
a GIimnse of Ouida.

Ouida O.ouise de la Ramee), in green
silk. sinister clever face. hair down,
small hands and feet voice like q
carving knife; also her mother AT
dinner puns and jokes; Oulda silent
ish. The ladies go to the drawing
room upstairs, and when, after an in
terval. we follow them we hear before
the door opens voice going on inside
like a saw and on entering find Ouida
saying in loud, harsh tones, WON
Ell are ungenerous. cruel, pitilessr
blanche, taking refuge on an ottoman,
with a face expressing humorous
alarm: God bless my soul! l think
they're angels. | adore them. They're
the best half of the world"
Ouida, with severity; 81 entirely dis
agree. The woman nearly always
leads the man astray," etc. Women
can't be impersOnal."
Mr.. Cassell philosophers on the sub
ject rather ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Ouida
departs after inviting blanche and me
to visit her at the Langham hotel,
where she is biding at present with her
mother and an immense dog. She car
ries a portrait of the latter around her
neck In a locket, which she detached
after dinner and handed around for in
spection, with the remark, This Is my
hero" perhaps the hero of one Of her
books She asked somebody present,
"Have you read my last bookT mot
yet"-"Wiliam Allengham, a Diary"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-29
Ruchinu AGAIN the Fashion.

Ruching has come back into popu
larity, and all of the new collars are
finished at the top with little band
Of malines or chiffon. 1t is even used
on q high fitted lace collar or on a
collar of the summer guimpes. 1t Is a
very attractive fashion, which tends to
preserve neatness and cleanliness In
the attire, but it is also very tiresome
to always have to change the ruchings
every time a dress is worn. Therefore
it is a very good scheme, instead of
sewing it on the collar, to fasten 1t
around the neck alone, and then when
the collar Is put on 1t looks as though
1t were sewn tightly to it.
Another way, when the bones are
not used, is to haste the ruchlng to a
piece of betting which is pinned around
the neck. Put the collar over this,
fasten to the betting with small pin,
both front and back, and the collar
will stay in place and be perfectly sat
isfactory.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-29

burning and alluringly sweet and pun
gent oriental odors are past. but the
revival of the potpourri box seems to
gaiusay all that, and perhaps this cen
fury will see the time when incense
will be burned throughout the house
and the vague scent Of myrrh and
altar Of roses will again add to the
charm of living.
The potpourri box Of today is Of ex-
quisite design and workmanship. In
some Of the gold boxes the filigree lid
is alone ornamented, while the box IT.
self is quite plain, but the larger num-
Der are Jewel studded or of some deli
cate and fanciful design and shape
which makes them at once noticeable
and distinct from all other articles on
the dressing table or In a cabinet.
Rose leaves with just few drops Of
altar of roses make a delicious per-
fume for this box, and altar of roses
has for years untold been a favorite
scent. The leaves Of any fayorite
flower may be kept in this little casket
rose leaves, rose geranium, lemon
verbena, mignonette or heliotrope-
and with dash of orris, violet or some
cologne give out an exquisite perfume.
The vague yet pungent oriental scents
that with everything else from the far
east seem today to be so fashionable
are wholly delicious.
Some experimenting must be done at
first before just the right quantities are
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-04-29
THE EAST INDIA COMPANY.
What Great Britain Owes to Holland
and Pepper.


and Pepper.
1t is curious to remember that when
England's commercial greatness was
a-making her most serious rival was
Holland. But the enterprising Dutch
men ruined their chances by their
greedness. There was a popular little
couplet which ran:
In matters OF commerce the fault Of the
Dutch
Is giving too little and asking too much.
The whole course of English pre-
dominance abroad might have been
changed If the Dutch had not asked
too much"
In the closing years of the sixteenth
century they had a trade monopoly
with the East Indies, and they put
up" the price Of pepper to such a point
that the English consumer Struck"
A meeting of London merchants
made one December afternoon a deci-
sion the Importance Of which to Eng
land cannot be exaggerated 1t was
nothing less than the resolution to
form a London East India company.
The petition Of these merchants to
good Queen Bess was granted in a
royal charter Of incorporation
The company, founded at first TO es-
tablish direct trade communication
with the east and lower the price Of
pepper. soon took to itself larger pur
poses. Fleets of merchant ships came
and went between England and India,
and from the quarrel about pepper the
corporation of merchants was des-
tined, through Give and its "nabobs,"
to give England vast empire.-Pear-
sons Weekly.