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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31
EAST BARRE.
Death Of Mrs Lucia B. DureIl and Her
Funeral.

Death Of Mrs. Lucia B. Durreil and Her
Funeral.
The funeral Of Mrs. Lucia D. Durrell
was held from her late home Thursday
afternoon. the Rev. Mr. Towsiey Of
Washington Officiating The services
were IN charge OF NJ J. Whiteomh Of
kast Barre Mrs. Durreli leaves one sis
ter. Mrs. William Wilson Of Washing
ton. ard three nephews. Irving VI Bates
81 East Barre, Dr. Robert 3 Wilson Of
Red Bank, NJ 3, and Stanley G. Wilson
Of Chelsea There were present from
away Hale G. nurreH and daughter. Mrs.
M. II. Jones Of Tunbridge; Mr. and Mira
William Wilson Of Washington, Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley G. Wilson Of Chelsea John
and Miss Lucie Calef, Mr.. and Mrs. Nv.
&c. Nye Mr.. and Mrs. George Huntington
Of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs G i. Bates
OF Barre City and many OF the old neigh
hors and friends.
Mrs Durrell was born here December
TO- 1896. She began teaching in the
district schools Of her own town at the
early age Of fifteen and taught several
terms successfully On March Is, 1858,
Sne was married 70 AhdiitS II 1uIIfti u
Tunhridge. They soon came here and To-
Gated on farm adjoining her fathers
and where she has always lived Mr.
Durrell passed away May 3d. 1893, after
quite 4 brief illness, following stroke
Of paralysis, which had made him rather
feebIe for ten years, and during which
time she had faithfully cared for him
Since then she had lived alone, except for
Miss Ellen Ragley, who very kindly
waited upon her until her sister could
Be with her, al she was the most Of
the time during the past few weeks,
as was also Mrs Bates.
Mr. Durrell Of Tunbridge The brother.
in-law of Mrs. Durrell, IS the last one
Of the family name now living in Yer
mont. Fer parents. Alfred and Iucy
Browning, passed away quite a few years
ago In her younger days she always
attended the UniverSalist church at
Barre. and Of which faith she remained
firm believer Always very careful
to remember the poor in any way she
coald. and "a fully repay any kindness
or favor dance her she will be greatly
missed by a large circle Of friends at
home. and even more so, If possible. by
the many friends and relatives far away,
who were accustomed to receive so many
pleasant and cheerful letters from her.
as she had very large correspondence.
The interment was in the Wilson GENE
terry. whore her parents and husband
were buried
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31
Who viii Claim Them?

Letters uncalled for at the Barre posi-
office for the week ending December 30
1909, were as follows:
Women Mrs. A. L. Austin, Miss An
tonette Anderson, Mrs. Eva Cass, Miss
Mabel Chase, Mrs. Willie Dupriy, Miss
Mabel Edwards Carolina Y. Ferrari. Mrs
L. J. Lerich. Mrs. Encarnacion Maranon
Miss Sarino Minot, Miss Annie Stuart
Mrs. Frank Shirdan, Miss Nina suliar
Miss Eddie Wistort.
Men "a. j Batchelder FudaIecio BnA.
dor, Frank Beede, William Davidson
Micchelli Giuseppe, Fillmore Harris, Lon.
ME HoiInogle John Z. Kelly. George
Laing. Eugene Nerney, Giuseppe Ras.
tclle, I'd. sullivan. Paul WiedmAn, Henry
.Malch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31
Rich Mems Gifts Are Poor

beside this: q want to 90 on record a.
saying that regard Electric Bitters al
one of the greatest gifts that God has
made to woman" writes Mrs. o. Rhine.
vault Of vestal Center, N. Y. II can
never forget what it has done for me-
This glorious medicine gives woman
buoyant spirits, vigor Of body and jubi.
liant health 1t quickly cures nervous.
ness, sleeplessness, melancholy, headache
backache, fainting and dizzy spells; soon
builds up the weak. ailing and sickly
Try it. 50c at The Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31

udy NlBht,
The annual business meeting Of the
incorporated village was held last Mon
day evening and the following officers
elected for The coming year: Moderator
w, b. Lance; clerk, r. N. Hoyt; trus-
tees, i. G. Lance, S. J. Norris, N. b.
Haines, Harry Walhridge, +. A. Merritt;
secretary, X. Nj Hoyt treasurer, +. D.
Waldo; collector, S. G. Voodry; FIRE
wardens, f. P. Freeman, w. II Myers.
L. G. Fisher, w w. Morse, Ernest Sc
John, A. v. Nelson. j S. Livingstone;
auditors, II G Williams, l. G Fisher
Earl Rogers is spending his vacation
with bis parents.
Prof. r A. Gilmore is spending a few
days in Underhill
Mr.. and Mrs. q H Heath entertained
seventeen relatives and friends last Sat
urday AZ their home on Danvillc street
rev. Glenn W. Douglass Of Danville
will deliver his lecture, THE Divine
Tragedy" next sunday evening in the
NJ. u. church at 100 o'clock Mr. Doug
lass is an elocutionist Of rare ability
and has given this lecture in several
places, with exceptional satisfaction. A
silver offering viii be taken at the close
Of the service.
Green Mountain lodge, No 6s, r and
A. NJ held a meeting last Tuesday even
ing and elected its officers for the com
ing year rs follows: w. NJ. w s.
Ford; S. VI, S. @ yoodry; J. w, 4. H.
Osgood; treasurer, George Gould; score
tsry. f. D Waldo; S. ID. NJ. L. Chester;
j. d., G r. Smith; S. s., II. 7 McCrllis;
J. St J. G Kimball chaplain, II 0sgood !;
pianist y J Rogers marshal, M b
Lance; tyler r. Brimblecombe. Semi
public installation January III 1910
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31

We, the undersigned, DO hereby agree
to refund She monSg On DO-cent bottle
81 Gseefga Warranted Syrup Of Tar Il
Ii fails to cure your cough or cold WI
also gaaHantes 26-cent bottle 10 prove
satisfactory d monay refunded.
Red CxesA Pharmacy, II. A. Drown,
O. Fl. Kendrick & Co, ID r. Davis,
George Z. Edison, j. ID. Macarthur.
w. b. Miles & Co., McAllister Bros,
ID. G Howard, J. A. Cumming,
J. w. Parmsnter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31

lily FROM ia0ulH IAflp, Nrv aAtAfNN '''' y
Thursday and viii take up their resi-
dence ID the Kelley house, which Is to be
used for a parsonage
Millard and Dora Douglass are passing
a week IN Boston.
John Chase Of Boston passed the holt
day season with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. |. S. Chase,
a daughter, Olga Gertrude, was born
at the sanatorium Monday night to Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Osha-
Chief Judge ], vi Rowell was in Mont
pelier the first Of the week arranging
supreme court cases.
Mrs. 2. n. Grow has gone % the home
lof her daughter Mrs u A aolhrook, ~
New York for the winter
Mrs. Hale Flint has been III Miltou
Tor d few days with her parents. Rev
and Mrs. r. u. Ilerrick
George Mitchell Of Boston spent Sat.
urday and Sunday in the home Of mr.
and Mrs Lemue Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. C. b. Emery have re-
turned after an absence Of five weeks
in Mount Holly and Brownsville.
Mrs. Don Moore and her two children
are guests at the home Of Mrs. Moore's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Q. j. Mareott-
Leon Alexander has returned, after a
few days vacation, to his work for the
Vermont Machine company in Bellows
Falls.
Miss Bessie Lewis is passing her vaca
ton from teaching IN the Concord, Mass
schools here with her mother, Mrs. Fan
ME Lewis
Mrs. Eugene Wardncr and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Delbcrt Hart, went 10 Plym-
outh, N H.. Wednesday, to visit Ar and
Mrs. John Udall
Misses Lucille and Marjorie Wheeler
and Miss Althea Beal OF Moline, III,
were recent visitors OF Misses Gail and
Genieve hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs John Dubois and infant
son were in Montpelier Tor few days
the first Of the week. the guests OF Mrs.
Dubois parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Osborne.
Miss Genieve LamsoD, who is tax
ing course Of study al the Bay Path
institute IN Springfield. is passing the
vacation season with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w e. I.amson.
4. IT. Rumrilf has been suffering severe.
III tor several days from an abscess ii
his n0strii. which Is now relieved, and
Mrs. Ru1nrili. who has been III With
bronchitis, i ROW improving
Mis- Catherine Metzger of Boston Az
rived here Friday h remain over Christ.
mas with friends hut returned on Sun.
day night To her duties IA stenographer
III the Office If G. & Dubois. comptroller
IF the American Telegraph 4 Telephone
company
Mrs. James Mccall and her nephew,
Arthur Hernandez, OF the Stone school
in Boston aud Stuart Ieyison Of Column
bia university came TO Elm cottage last
Friday. and c. n. Mccall and Miss Ger
trnde Hernandez arrived from New York
Thursday.
Fred Chadwick passed the Christmas
holiday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
M Y. Chadwick and viii probably ex.
tend his vacation for week G. r.
I<enworthy 81 Waterbury. Conn. was
also visitor n the same home, leav-
ing for bis city on Sunday night
Miss Mary Pratt 81 Montpelier Is here
taking care of Mrs @. $ Chamherln,
who IS I'll with 4 severe bronchial cold.
Miss Eta Chamberlin, teacher in the
Montpelier schools and who "a here dur.
iilg her vacation. felI On tha sidewalk
Ii few days aRo and bruised her right
side % badly that she can hardly walk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31

Dyspepsia is our national aiImont.
BurdoelS Blood Bitters is the national
cure for it. It strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes flow Of digestive
juices, purites the blood, builds you up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31

A specific for pain DR.. Thomas Ec.
lectic OIL, strongest. cheapest liniment
ever devised A household remedy IN
America for rs years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31

Any skin itching IS temper tester
The more you scratch the worse it itches
Doan's Ointment cures piles eczema
any skin itching. At all drug stores.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31

T have been somewhat costiye, but
Doan's Regulets gave Just the results
desired. They act mildly and regulate
the bowels perfectly George b. Krauss,
300 Walnut avenue, Altoona, Pa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31
wEBSTERvILLE.

Dance Friday evening at 7:30 in Miles
hall, Graniteville Admission, SO cents
per couple.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31
WILLIAMsToWN.

Dance Friday evening at 1880 in Miles
hall, Graniteyille Admission, 50 cents
per couple
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31
MONTH ELIER
Montpelier's Banking and Insurance
Companies Complete Successful Year

Montraf;n,s. RarL;ro ond rneuvsrcn
S'' ''e. s 1'
COMPANIES SOnipiete ouVcesslui Aeah'
~ 1Tn,t.,'i:na ~ ,,a'l'''' ',., trr,rsss
dnr;,n tta ''s' ~, ii, har,s bora
NM ss s f,as ~ tosal ,nn,,nt
IL dn,g 1880 IN 81. .an iooa nss.,
II Z, 800 s,s''' ~ - 80 80
h. %at:aa1 49, I.,'...a
nsnv bsd s's'' 10y 'p's I'M .; as,''
5n ~ ''sn ~ -, 49,. 4 g 70 ~
<oV'vVO On q paia hasls ana VIII nlstFio'
use ~ aiFiae'as more 'ilan 9o2o'VVV.
The Snowshoe club had its FIRST run
Of the season last night going to Benia-
min Falls. where lunch was served.
Twenty five participated in tie trip.
c.n..;.4..aa.4 nt. co. IL M.
and Fgan &C. ,oena Y u NJ ' Z,
AfL. 49,, .,., NJ 4. saaat5 c'a
ter last evening on the New Vermont
The funeral services Of Charles a.
ScQuiu were held Yesterday al 81. AL
nistine's church Rey. W j. O'Sulliyan
oficiatinr. ana interment was Ia the
Catholic cemetery. Tie bearers were
his four sons. Edwin n. Eugene. Jesse
and George Seqllin.
W. T. Dewey went to Burlington to-,
day to represent the Sons Of the Ameri
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31
SOUTH BARRE.

Dance Friday evening at 7:a0 in Miles
hall, Graniteville. Admission, 70 cent?
Nor Solnla.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31
EAST BARRE.

Dance Friday evening at 7 80 in Miles
hall, Graniteville Admission, so cents
per couple.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31
GRANrTEyrLLE.

Dance Friday evening AZ 7:30 IN Miles
hall Graniteville. Admission, SO cents
lar e0unla.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31

There was dance at the home Of
Albert Curtis Friday evening
James Eubar IS busy cutting and draw
ing logs to the mill in Hancock.
Mrs. A. D. Martin and Miss Emily
Harlow were guests at Sunnybank farm
December 26.
Lumbermen in this vicinity say they
never knew the snow to be So deep in
the woods 50 early Ia the season.
The Christmas exercises at the home
Of AlHnon Nye were well attended. The
tree was laden with gifts for old and
young, and the school children were os-
pecially remembered by gifts from their
tAsaahax.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31

Central Vermont Railway.
trains leave Rafre FOR WHITE uyer Junction
and B0sSDn AnY way stations also Windsor
md Bellows FAY and New York at S2s and
1ib5 n. and f.65 p, m Also leave Btfre fol
White RIVER JnkctiOn, Bellows Falls. Spring.
Aeld and New York at 5.45 n ia.
Trains leaHes Barre for Burlington. 81. Al
hans Dnntfea# ami way stations ~ a2a q. M
s.f5. bSs ?, mEand 21Na. m
Montpei & Wella River Railroad
Trains lea barre for Wells River, connect
ing ~ tnat EH5nt with trains going both north
nDg SOUTH, So 20 a. M. 1875 and BOZ p. N. Thl
lzp tkaln 3$tneets with train for Boston, ana
pottn ~ lion, IAttleton. Fabyans and Ian.
gaatef q a5Fith Montreal express, and the ~
bna oVo fa3hs with ST. f0hnsbury trains.
Trains AzNvn Barre tor Montpelier at s.25
lV.Ses :. ~. i226 q 90, a.l0 and ts0p IN
Electric Street Railway.
afsAeave square IN Barrc for Montpelier Al
Is n1ktes Of and Is inmates past the hour
LeavqMontpellor for Barre on she hour and
hall ncnr until 10 p. IN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31

Shortage Of Water Is Causing Great Deal
Of Work.
Water IN this section Is very low and
several farmers have to drive their stock
some distance 70 a nsighboring stream
To drink, or draw water for them; and.
in one instance, the writer knows Of q
widow lady, who keeps horse and COW.
and who finds herself obliged to melt
snow for her family use and also to
water her horse and COW.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31
ROCHESTER
Mr.. and Mrs. 4 J. Spencer Had 2stf
Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs Il j Spencer were pleas
antly reminded at Christmas time Of
the twenty-tifth anniversary Of their
marriage BY being presented several
handsome pieces Of silverware and linen
and ten silver dollars BY friends in the
vicinity and out Of town Letters Of
congratulation were received and poem,
suitable to the occasion, was composed
and read by Mrs. A. D. Martin OF Han.
cock.
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ment stirway. Her chair caught in the
trap door and prevented her dropping
headlcng 20 the cellar As il was, she
was quite seriously hurt.
The outlook in the canning bust.
ness is reckoned good. and by next
week many canncries will be in opera
ton. The early rms will be limited.
owing Ia effects ot the dry spell. but
By the end oi the month packing will
be brisk.
Sixteen automobiles brought up
wards OF 100 children from Whining.
ton to Newark for an outing on last
Friday. They were set down on the
Delaware College Campus and proto-
graphed by Rev. J. s. Gilflllan. Cakes
were supplied them from Fader's bak-
cry, and they enjoyed the outing
greatly, leaving for the city at 5 p. m.
e. NJ Good, the contractor for
the work OF improving the streets OF
Hayre de Grace, has leased p. l.. Hop
per's quarry at the northern end OF
the city, the stone having stood tests
made by the experts OF Johns Hop
kins University. The quarry has been
cleared for 100 feet, but could be
doubled in width ard is so TO 90 feet
high. The work OF getting out and
crushing the stone will proceed forth
with
slour horse does at least $500
worth of work per week. BY adding
one year 10 his life you put an extra
$4,000 in your pocket The regular
use OF Fairfield's Blood Tonic for
Horses Only adds years OF usefulness IS
To- the life Of your horses BY keeping
the digestive organs in perfect cond.
ton and purifying the blood. Sold
under written guarantee by Alexander
< Son. Elkton: \. Anderson, North
East; W. T. tIarriott. Chesapeake
City.
William II. Flake. who spent 81
years in prisons. but reformed at last
made a descent OF the Susuuchanna
river from Biughampton. n Y. 10
tlavrc de Grace. where he arrived ON
Tuesday evening 81 last week. in a flat
bottom. * feet rowboai He was on
the river for eleven weeks. and he had
many close calls On the trip At Mil
lerSburg. Pa. the boat struck a hid.
den rock. and Ia save il, he had 10
Jump overheard He got the Graf,
righted, and had things easy until he
reached the rapids at McCalls Ferry
I'll, boat went through the arch and
shot down q feet into a whirlpool. bu,
he came through with some bad
bruises tie sold the boat to w. w
Coalc. and left for home last Friday
~ number oi valuable horses and
COWS are reported dead from anthra>
in the SMYRNA Del, section James
Price lost three horses last Friday
and cows owned by Horace NanDyke
Continued on page o.
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Picnic Time I'm Merry'S Woods

By the BENTZTOWN BARD.
Picnic time in Mcrry's woods. and back
oi Holly Hall
The ioxgrapcs glow in purple pomp
against the yincclad wall;
Swcc; twists the creek through banks
oi green where caamus waves and
bends.
And the shadows flow in the long ago
like ghosts Of little friends:
Picnic time in Mcrry's woods,
And a greenwood sweet did seem
That b"sky dell Of childhood spell
In the land 81 childhood drcam'
There, band. perhaps. in the picnic
grove. and old man Myers blows
The bass horn that. il it should fall,
would mash an urchin'S toes:
Dick Draper beats the kettle drum.
and its Captain Wright. by jng.
Who leads the boys to the picnic JOYS
Of quoitS and the grapevine swing:
Picnic time in Mcrry'S woods.
And yondcr the shadows run
In that game 81 games. King VIII
liam named,
Who was King James, son!
Miss Anthony has closed her store and
the wagons wait for us
The old farm team. the little cart aud
the picnic omnibus
Out Main street. lu. with song they go.
and DER the crick aud hill
To the greenwood gates where the
child dream waits with It's beautiful
childhood thrill:
Picnic time in Mcrry'S woods
And put ~ t,ilniu'S ia
VI old Frcuchtnwn aud Turkey Point
Md the lawn 81 fair White Hall :
Where the ferns knee high ON green
bank sway the picnic baskets shine.
And the lemonade tub and the Sylabuh
and the jcllv-cakc move in line
There are doughnut, crisp and brown
and light. ard the chicken would
make YOU smile.
Piled two feet high irr a ccutcruirrc IT,
the good old Maryland style:
Picnic time in Merry, woods.
Morning ON CrcSwcl's hill.
Md Old Nose Mitchell On his way
With q log for the old aw-mlI
Picnic time in Merry woods. aud over
the cau>rway too,
And under the maple, ~ IIull, Halt
whrrc the old brick house peeps
through;
Round where tine r~tck winds N and
out. and there IN the ripple, sweet
Where the COW, from Towards mca-
dow come and the birch trees Der
'hru meet
l'cuic time ~ the greenwood dream
Where tho shadow, 1T childhood
flow,
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".!rlr irving to- board south
bound freight AT Darlington. below
ilarrr dc Grace. uu The T. T. & W
K K uuc d.y la,, week. AN uulu WV
negro about go wears nll. NJ, rrn over
aud killed
For indigestion aud an stomach
trouble take Foley, Drive Laxative.
a, it stimulate, the stomach aud liver
aud regulate, the buwc', ard will posi-
ryc'N cure hohi'ull constipation II.
&c WELLS
The p"tat" shipment, from the
lower Peninsula. over the Delaware
railroad. are about over. but the Della
ware crop = u"w coming OH II u,
figured that the season, shipments
vii total over million barrel,
''rc"pIc with chronic bronchitis. a..
thma aud lung trouble. will find great
rclici and comfort in F"lcv'> Ilnrc,
aud Tar. and can avoid suffering h,
,mmcncing {" take il at once II {
WELLS
The maugcd body II llcnry Vii
liam>. colnrrd. was found. carly sun
dn, morning. ON the Delaware Railroad
tracks. near kirkwnod 1t j. thought
that he either jumped ur fell off =
train and was caught under the wheels.
'"lhcrc i money in p"ultry-provid.
irg yuu u>c Fairlicld's Blood Tonic
ard Egg Producer inr Poultry Only.
1t insure, success. because il contains,
the elements that strengthen aud Stl-
nlu'atc the digestive Origins. purify the
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The
National Bank of
Port Deposit
]. 7. c. HOPKINS, j., Cashier.
TO TRESPASSERS

Trespassing, cunning and fishing on
CHOWDER HALL FARM. Is strictly pro-
hibiied Persons so doing will be prosecuted
Oct '07-i yr r. u. BUTLER. owner
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FOLEYSHONEYAn6TAR
c..-"- CoidS. o--"~,t- n-~"-,o,i-

III, horse betting. one day last
week. Maurice Davis. well known
iarmcr ni New Park. aud brother Of
lame, l. Davis. 81 Shawsvlic. IIar-
lord county. wa, thrown violently on
III" ron III. lee wa, broken and he
va, otherwise seriously injured
y" matter how long YOU have sui
tered. F"'cy'S Kidney Remedy will
hc'p yuu Mrs :. l.. Bowen. Of
WAYNE W Va. writes, II was a sui
."~cr from k'duc, disease. So that At
ting, | could not get ont 81 bed. and
when ! did | could not stand straight.
| took F"lcv'> Kidney Remedy. One
dollar bottle aud bart ~ the second
cured me ru''r"lv. Il will cure YOU.
II { WELLS.
Harry Herr. e lad al the Raw.
lingSvlllc. Pa. section. was bitten by a
crppcrhcad snake ON the leg. one day
last week He was catching hold oi a
nl"w handle whc" he trod on the
snake, tai. aud !; bit him "r the right
leg 1h" >nake ~, about three icet
lurg and got awav
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FOLEYSHONEY~@TAR
stops the cough and heAls lunGs

-Gcnrgc +. Terrell, formerly of
Cherry Hill, the " lmingtnn drug
clerk who claims t. have discovered a
method al tcmpcring copper. has re
ccivcd an offer from Colorado man,
who had samples 1T hi, wo.k tested,
i"r the formula. but preferred I" con.
suit an attorney before closing the
deal
rr";cct your hog, from Cholera
10y he regular feeding oi Fariicld'S
hIu"d luuic and Flesh Producer iur
iI"g- CA /; Xii, the Cholera
that the Intestinal tract i, kept well
supplied with pure blood Pure blood
i> The pui; ctfc tive Gcrmic,dc Sold
urdcr written guarantee by W. I. IIar.
rl"tt, thc,apcak, City; \. anderson.
North East Nc>audrr x SON Elkton.
john ! l.awlcr', report ON the
Chlcag" Stock Cattle market for last
week said. Receipts ui good weight.
iir>hy cattle were liberal and price, de.
c,iurd from x g." 20 cents per hundred
We hook t,r q more liberal supply ~
fccdcr, and stnckcr, from now on TN
tll thu Close at the grass season" 90
were shipped by the firm L" Maryland
Al - 15, which weighed ou an aver.
age So pounds.
ELI YOU are an run down Foley,
Kidney Remedy wil help YOU. Il
strengthen, the kidney, - they wil,
eliminate the lmpu.itc, from the
blood that deprc,> the nerves. and
cau>c exhaustion. backachr. rhcuma-
ltNm. and urinary irregularities, which