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pouItrv and Gome

I'le poultry market was quiet yesterday as is
usually The case at the end Of the week and
what few buyers were around were only looking
-tor bargains. Receipts We're insignificant aud
ffIeriugS consisted almost wholly Of carried over
stock. Tor which There was very little call Three
'-sss Of western. chickens were marketed during
tle week
l,oulfry (per dozenl-Hens. s5d5.5o for small.
sAQ-' Tor large and SSc 70 for extra young
-e.sleIs, S1la 10; old -roosters. S5d5-5O: fryers,
- do-5eS broiiers. S3M3.J0 for large and 81. 30
a. tor small; ducks S650@7: pigeons, Sl.T5@2;
sgnaDs, S250@3: geese. S2ia2. 30 per pair.
Came lper dozen Nominal.
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SnITH nAIAHA
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK July s0.-Hutton's wire says:
local bears quite aggressive and after
the opening evidently in an effort to start liqui
dation. The market rallied on forecast of fair
weather I'm Texas and disappearance OF prospects
of rain
Dun's Review says: Buyers more numerous
in the primary dry goods markets and trading
is slightly active for staple prints. bleached
goods and duck while miscellaneous export
fabrics in better call with values held
stCadier.
Spot closed quiet. 10 points decline Middling
uplands, 1926; 90 gulf, 15.50c: sales, none.
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TECOPA MINE IN INYO
COUNTY SHIPS RICH ORE
One Hundred Sixteen 5Oon Carloads Sent To Seers From
That California Mine During the Month of June

nmnneso maketh usual O
ndnmHpr prspct
The nyoco urI1 tor amounting
any ia ~ int contract 81 Zip r o
mnew hwarjc jcaed md m per
&c q shares
Ledp ofte Bemon in hmMg ghgudm or
bee stuT T enns1 1f1an eaukm il "a t o ell nlnoMnN eadamn
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Golden Jubilee

After a long: period of idleness the
Golden Jubilee mine on Coffee creek,
near Cedarville Trinity county, is to
be started. a Salt Lake expert has ex-
ailIined the property and reports ft.can
be developed into d great producer
SiSkiyot News
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Ne,, York MetnI Market

NEW YORK; July 3o.--The metal markets
were practically nominal today in the absence. ef
cables. Tin was quoted at :}2.T56I I33e. Lake
COPPER 12T56I u; 81 l5c: electrolytic, 12506l
I2.625se: casting, l2.250l12.37 1se. Lead 4.456t
4.5Ne. Spelter 515@559c Iron was quiet and
unchanged. +. T.
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s2isc languedoes, lis. 01ac; hard she'll 75kc:
Nalnnts. lSe per lb for No / softshells. Si1e for
20. DO; pecsns, l4la GI5c;, peanuts, ~ q5c;
pine nuts, 1Sa2Oc per ID.
Honey-Nomiuai.
o. BeesT-aS p 1sa3oe per ID for light and 239
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metal.-Tonopah Bonanza.
Water for Combination Fraction

Water is now being baled out of the
kewana Extension and Hazel-Gold fleld
shafts for supplying the Combination
FRACTION mill. to which 1T is conveyed
by fumes and a pipe line. The Frac-
tion has been embarrassed by the
shortage of water more than any other
Of the mills, but the trouble will be
remedied fully within a few days by
the supply now being secured from
these shafts
The rain of last Sunday has not had
any material effect in. increasing the
supply of the local water company and
the general situation remains practi-
cally unchanged.
The Consolidated mill is again drop
ping all its stamps. but is forced to
economize on the usual amount of
water. Good progress is being made
mountain from the mines to the mill.
and when this work is completed the
Consolidated will again have plenty of
water for all purposes - Goldtleld
Seven Troughs Coalition
The, Seven Troughs Coalition prop
erty is not only developing high grade
and extending the ore areas. but the
mill Is doing good work and turning
out the bullion in quantity The last
amounted to $4,000 in value, which
brought the production for the last 80
days UP to $4,000. This does not rep
during that period a large quantity of
nigh grade ore has been extracted but
not shipped or treated. 81.
The Company's mill is running stead
lily and it is evident that the milling
capacity will have to be doubled in or
der to take care of the output
FIFTY tons of ore taken out by the
engineers lease on the Coalition
ground and treated in the mill yielded
oyer $4,000, averaging better than $1OO
per ton.
The company is getting more high
grade. ore daily, and the ore bodies are
averaging better. The principal vein
500 feet, and if the present.d dip of the
vein is maintained it will within the
next so days be opened to / 200 feet
deep.
The Tyler"lease has just cut the vein
at the point of contact and promises
70 produce NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. field
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS July WO0l-Higher medium
grades combing and clothing 23d2452c; light.
hne. l9@2lc; heavy. fine, 15@1Tc; tub washed,
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PREAcHER ANNouNcEs 81

PREACHER ANNOUNCES sERMoNs-st the
West Side Christian church in Bush street
near Devisadero DIR. Harvey o. Brceden. min
lister in charge. will preach Sunday morning
on Things to Think About - The subieet Of
his evening sermon viii be The Name Above
Every Name"
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TERROR FINED $500 Bacigalupi a
youth who is known as the terror Of the Bar
harry coast. Was convicted by Police Judge
DeHsy yesterday of carrying concealed
weapon and fined $500. with the alternative Of
six months in the county Hail.
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ARIZONA
Copper Queen BUYS Maverick

George Lobb and Eugene Woodbury.
were in Florence. Ariz., recently sign
ing up an option on their, Maverick K
copper group to the Copper Queen-com /
pany of Bisbee. The option runs for
one year and gives the Copper Queen
company the privilege of thoroughly
exploiting the property before making
payments thereon.
w. F. Staunten, who examined the
property some time ago. called the at
tention of the Copper Queen people to
1t. and they had it thoroughly. exam
ined by two of their own field engi-
neers, Grebe and Woodrow. whose re-
ports were exceedingly favorable.
Under the terms of the option the
Copper Queen company will sink two
large prospect shafts and do a large
amount of crosscutting and drifting.
If this work confirms the beliefs of
the engineers the company will pay
Lobb & woodbury. 100000 for the
property in three installments. The
first payment will be $4,000. the sec
ond 100000 and the third S70.00o.-Los
Angeles Herald.
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Tecopa Shipments

Z The Tecopa Consolidated mining
company shipped 116 90 ton carloads
of ore during the month of June, the
estimated value of the ore being Sl6
per ten giving a gross value: of Ss2,S00
for the MONTHS output The values
are in lead iron gold and silver. Sew
e1lty cars. were; shipped to the American
smelling and refining company at Salt
Lake. and 46 cars We're sent to the
snlelter at Needles.
s .The Tecopa company has made con-
tract. with the American smelling and
refining company, covering q period OF
five years, for the shipment Of a mini
MUM of 800 tons per day, with a maxi
mum of l,o00 tons daily. This contract
has just gone into effect, and. SO far this
month the Teeopa company has shipped
an average of four cars per day, which
. is only two thirds Of the output called
for in the contract
E The Tecopa mines are said to be in
excellent condition for large output;
and it is expected that the required
tonnage will be forthcoming soon :.
The Gunsight mine is zoo feet deep.
One stope, % by 240 feet. is being car
ried above the 700 foot level, and all Of
this/1nateriaf is being broken to. ship
All of the output of the Gunsight is
being bofsted from the 700 foot level.
IT is expected that sinking Will be re-
sumed from the 700 in month or So.
Sinking is in progress below the 400
foot level in the MONDAY mine of the
Tecopa estate and the shaft Will be con-
tinued to the 500 foot point. An extern
sive shoot of ore has been exposed on.
the 400 foot level
The Tecopa company is employing 40
men in either property and with the
outside help required, including the
train crews. section hands, etc. there
are about $50 men on the company's
payroll The Tecopa company is cred
tied with an investment close to $780,
600 for the mines, improvements and
railway. 1t is predicted that Tecopa
will become one of the largest pro-
ducers of lead ores in the country
Inyo Register.
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C. O. d. Mine

p. II. Mclaughlin of the c. o. d.
mine OF Kingman, Ariz..- reports the
grade ore on the zoo foot level that Will
average at least $40 a ton. The sink
ing of the shaft VIII be carried on as
rapidly as possible. and will be faci1i-
tated by the aid of the new Cameron
steam pump, which has just been in
stalled. The second car of ore, said to
average $3.50 a ton, is now on the dump
ready for shipment.-Los Angeles Her
o1d
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a. @ea,e: seedless. ss@4l4c; London layers,
81 .a0M1.25.
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Los Angeles Produce Markc,

CHICAGO July 0.-Cbeese-Steady; daisies
1919 @I51sc: twins. 14S Ml5c; Young Americas
l5l4 @I5 Isc: Ionghorns. 15ae.
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Argonaut Dividends

decided to suspend the dividend pay
nnents temporarily. The stock holders
have been notified to that effect. A
monthly dividend of . cents per share
on the 20th OF the month. The sus-
pension notice was sent out before the
10th, so stock holders take 1t that there
will be no payment this month. The
ore bodies in the lower levels have de-
veloped in size, but the quality of the
ore has declined. In addition to this
the litigation with the Kennedy exten-
sion company has involved heavy .eX-
penses in defending the suit. While
the outlook for the mine was never
brighter ii was thought advisable to
1t is not yet decided when the. big
damage suit will be brought to trial
ANA dor i ,eGp'pr
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Bonnie Clare

Andrew J. Trumbo.. general manager
of the New Bonnie Glare mining COM
pany. SAYS machinery for the enlarged
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RniIdinr Cnntrncfx

Peter Petersen with Elmer Carlson-All wofI
except finish. hardware. plumbing and painting
for two ssory frame building 1stere and fats
at NV corner Of Fourteenth street and Railroar
avenue, y 2G:7Ii, W 1881. 5 -, 1I2:2Is
sG,0Tl.
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Confucius regarded bis own life as 4
failure. he spoke against ambition,
yet he coveted high Office, nothing less
than that Of political adviser 70 some
great rnler A man Of the highest
lineage In China, be was yet poor and
early supported himself b. teaching.
His pupils showed him an extrsordi-
nary devotion. The pick Of the young
men 10 bis native state Of Ia sat at
his feet and 1t was they who trans.
mitted his tremendous influence. But
Confuclus saw not bis immortal sue
cess, but his temporal failure Only
for few brief years did circumstances
permit him to exercise his practical
genius for government He became
first magistrate, then chief criminal
judge Ia Lu and to quote Professor
Legge, crime ceased Confuaius.
however, became dissatisfied with the
ruler whom he served. q weak man
who neglected bits duty and gave him
self up more and more to dissipation.
SO he resigned bis post and banlshed
himself. London Spectator.
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WET AND DRY MOONS.
Old Superstition and Cold Facts From
the Astronomers.

Old Superstition and Cold Facts From
the Astronomers.
There IS an old superstition which
dies hard, and that IS that the posi-
ton Of the horns Of the new moon
tells what the weather viii be. II the
horns Of the crescent are on the same
level Il VIII hold water, and hence It
IS a dry moon, but II Il IS tipped up
then the water win run out. and it IS
a wet moon.
One thing has helped keep this be-
lief alive The moon ID dry" III the
part Of the spring that Is usually fair,
while It Is wet" during the season Of
autumn rains
II this we're sure sign Of the
weather we could have our predic-
tons published many years IN adj
vance, FOR an astronomer can predict
the exact position OF the moon at any
time IN the future.
The cause for the different positions
Of the crescent Is simple. The moon is
south Of the sun IN the autumn and
north Of It In spring. The crescent is
found BY the light OF the sun falling
on the moon, and the horns are natu-
rally Ia a line perpendicular to the d.
rection OF the sun from the moon.
That Is al there Is to this old super
stltion. Boston Herald.
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watery blue eyes and the knotted hand
that tremhled ii the grasp Of a big
stick The aged. huddled, pathetic figure
seemed strangely out Of place amongst
the broad shouldered men and hand
somely gowned women.
Across the huge canvas flashed The
thrilling scenes Of a heavy gale at Bar
ritz
The old man learning heavily on his
stick turned 10 his neighbor, sayings
II can almost feel the wind ] was born
beside the water
He thinks It's real eanfded the boy.
The winter sports at ST Mortz, the
beautifully colored wild birds. Che vol
canic inferno Ia Java, logging III italy;
all these views held the Old man with
breathless interest, but It was the water
scenes, the raging sea, that made his
old heart glad
III amt quite right, Il don't seem nat
ural 70 Sit here and see that he kept
mumblng to himself after the fashion
of old age Probably ii tie reeesses Of
his tired brain. he really believed the
powers Of darkness had something 10 do
with these wonderful pictures that
moved and talked yes. actually talked
When the exciting views 81 deep sea
fishing in heavy weather flashed on the
canvas, the old fellow grabbed the arm
Of his seat nerfously. i was THERE
pointing to the canvas, when I was a
nippern
The scene seemed 10 put new Hfe into
him. His tired eyes llt up His shout
ders Strengthened from their pathetic
droop as the vessel plunged through huge
waves. and finally vas tossed about en-
tirely az their mercy
Hang on % your lid" warned his
grandson shooting the ehutes hasn't
got anything On this And the Old mans
breath came IN excited 9asps as the
waves rolled over the deck almost to
the masthead and the spray rolled 81
in volumes
Surely IN an that vast audience IL
Lyman II Howe's travel festival none
felt more delighted than this gray
haired, wrinkled Old body fumbline Ills
way along with q stick Equally pleas
ant memories may b inspired by this
and the many other features ii everyone
seeing the new paaam az the opera
house on next Tuesday. February
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And He Made the KioI<ers Play ou'
tho Last Inning.


tho Last Inning.
Speaking Of the doings Of the yeter-
an umpires, an old timer claims that
Honest John Kelly is entitled TO the
record for freak daings among the IN
aicator handlers Back IN the Ameri-
can association days, IN a game played
on the old Union grounds 10 Alleghe-
ny. Calvin was pitching FOR Pittsburg
against Casey Of fhe Athletics. Kelly
was the umpire Ia the ninth inning
with the score to III favor
Of the Athletics, Che first man up for
Pittsburg mnde a home run bit TO CEN
ter, and the visiting team at once set
up claim that Il was too dark to play.
The center fielder came all the way
IN and pretended that he could not see
the ball IN the gathering darkness.
"Here,g said Kelly; give me glove"
ana with that be started for center
field. "I'll see how dark It is out there
he said "You. Casey and Calvin, bat
me out a few" players and specta-
tors gasped. but Kelly made good his
bluff He went out to deep center
and with the smoke Of the mills lying
low about him. actually caught ten or
fifteen long line drives and high flies
from the bats of the two pitchers with
out missing one.
Then the umpire came in and, taking
on his glove, said. "Piay bali. II can
see 'em out there. you fellows cam
The game was resumed, and the Pitts
burgs won IN a great batting rally By
9 to 5.--New York World.
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BETHEL

Mrs Agnes Walker Of Barre has been
recent guest Of her son, james g
Walker
Whitcomb high defeated Rochester
high at Bethel Tuesday at hockey by
the score Of 3 to Q.
State Commissioner II q Thomas has
appointed 81 M Heath county deputy
fish and game warden.
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage engagement Of 3. J Hathaway
Of Montpelier and Miss Grace, daughter
Of George + Upper Of Bethel
Mrs Wallace Batehelder has gone to
Hanover to remain with her son, who
IS in the hospital at that place, tin he
has recovered sufficiently to return
home
Mrs. Addie Warren, district deputy
president. installed the officers Of the
Rebeksh lodge at White River Junction
Wednesday January 20 and at Roch+
ester january "a Mrs Susie Reach
president Of tile state assembly. assisted
ISL Mrs Eva Hazan, will install The Off
cers of Home Rebekah lodge to.dayf
The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
of the Congregational society was held
with Miss Ann Sargent January l2,
when the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs M + Fisk; vice presi
dent Mrs Levi Kidder. secretary. Miss
Ann Sargent treasurer, Mrs = N Fish
er. directors. Mfs Charles Waldo, Mrs.
Fred Chapman. Miss Ann Sargent Mrs
Will Briggs. Mrs. John Parrott Mrs
VIII Fisher
A meeting Of Daniel Lille post G. A.
r.. was held in 6nsbing hall last week
the FIRST meeting ID which the associate
members took part SiSty-two have
Joined the pest IS associate members
who have organized aud are marking
arrangements for a campfire to be held
FL TIE town han ia the afternoon and
evening 81 February p with Die follow
nie list Of ont town speakers Hon.
s Il. pinaree IF Hartford Hon. 4 O.l
seayer of Woodstock Maxwell Evarts
81 windsor. Lieut. Coy Mead Of Rut
land and ex- Secretary ct State Frederick
q Fleetwood Al MnrFisville.
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Parish Priests Advice Led
to Her Recovery

Thin, weak OF frail people--those who
ttake cold easily" should be prepared
with Eckman's Alternative in the house.
Remarkable cures Of even Tubercu-
lous (Consumptiyej persons are often
accomplished. For Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Hay Fever, no more effective reme-
dy exists
Lacon, Ill, April IA, 1907.
was troubled with Asthma and
Bronchitis for seventeen years. After
trying many remedies. Eckman's Alter
alive was recommended "a me by our
Parish Priest. / am now feeling fine. L
cannot speak too highly Of IT,
lSigned Ahidavitl Anna Mae McTntee.
Eckman's Alternative is good for an
ehroat and lung troubles, and Is on sale
at Red Cross Pharmacy and other drug.
gists. Ask for booklet Of cured cases, or
write to Eekman Mfg. Co., Phiia., Pa.
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A wnd Blizzard Raging

brings danger suffering, often death, to
thousands, who take colds, coughs and
Ia grippe that terror OF winter and
spring It's danger signals are stuffed
up" nostrils, lower part Of nose sore,
ehills and fever. pain in back Of head
and q thoat gripping cough When grippe
attacks you, as you value your life. don't
delay getting Dr. Kings New Discovery
One bottle cured me, writes A \. Dunn
Of Pine Valley, Miss, after being laid
up three weeks with grippe For sore
lungs, hemorrhages, coughs, colds. whoop.
ing cough. bronchitis. asthma, it's su.
preme soc and Sl00. Guaranteed By
the Red Gross Pharmacy.
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cHELsEA


tbe az CIV AZ az 49, I'I's So & Dss y ms l;,
T,s.rds ~ W - W
Mrs. Maybele Darling went Wednes.
Jis,,vs s nsv''s' r ''a't n'' "u"'' M's
Miss Jessie Davis closed very sue
eessfnl term Of school 81 the Bradshaw
e'7s''s' 7" W. "sss WV fi'pey'
Cashier II N. Mattison entertained At
bite guest the first ~ thc week his BROTH
en- John Y. Mattison Of North Ben
mneton
Mrs Robert w. Laird entertained as
her guests Wednesday her daughter,
Mrs Arthur steafns, and children Of
Wilhamstown.
Norsaa nan ii, -........s s-.. ~.
recent attack Of the measles and IS
again At his accustomed place, the G.
II. Baraw meat market
clenn F,fos h.s r.t,,r..A j. ~. h,n,a
Is lowell Mo- after h ',, ~ . ~. tho
mast fonr ,yaegs r;th ~ '1s na rs w
Mr. and Mrs, George ~ Tapiin.
a.. a.. vvt.t .t...., 49,.
49, fis.. - - -. 'ipsN
~, sa..e,.ssi 49, nv $500 ~.
49, W.. t .n r Igi'le Y "1'
' wv
. 49, s0 ha Magoon, ,1 wno , fas peen ene
- III NJ. ~ s., 49, u. Nnl
~ " VA P M w ~ lv.s \"
" 'ss''9 IL NS' ''e''' \" -'A''i Ps'iei'
Miss Grace Pierson, who has been
spending two weeks il town as the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie RI Bohonon, has
x Il ''4 = =" e'e Z" 'ia"'''es ~
Herman F. Slack is III with severe
cold and confined to his house, and his
father, Curtis Q Slack, is doing his
chores and looking after his work out
Of doors.
A. W. Woodwork Of Enosburg Falls,
president Of the First National bank
q Enosburg Falls, was in town Wednes
day and Thursday, and was the guest Of
his niece. Mrs. Horati0 J. Hogaboom,
who resides on the east hill
Dav;a = Aims h.s ,,,o,4,4 -;
ION Witb f,eoree ~ em;tb e ~ ~
White River Junction, with headquar.
iers at Woodstock and viii enter upon
BIS new duties the first of February. His
many friends here wish him success.
Agisu lana rvfors v.ho III. ,o.p.a
- NV as+t 49, s W.. nN-
sanborn bss raesotIy ra,nrrad fron
.larf ysostia, INN .,o Ky snon r.N MN b VI
itipes and friends in Randolph and is
again at her former home with Mrs.
Af;.. r;,-ta rsula. - r..t..s.. r.
eIlioa ~ ,aslti.. y t s',l,, 49, w
- rs.Sst - I'M st
- - -, @ 49,
i Iga,-r W p,,.bs.t,. "a 49, ~ ' ~
,;eb .Eool ao1t 81 81. 49, 49,, Il S., ~
ord Friday, also III with the measles
psfo.a r,.t,,. i i. p.... "A
e pas5.t ,r,..-Ss. -
49, 60 - p,,.i;ao N ei..5a5 /
s,tIt, ss4 1.F.ata ~ r .t,,i;eat;a,' I
49, & IA u,.s,. ~ il'94. N
~ t44lt ~"
-s so'sa', KEW X ssa $3.50 a.isHt XIV. 4
49,. Il " i' $3.50 4 p"'3 Nsiin i'"n II
'9"e Z ''.''''S III
Mr. and Mrs. George s Adams have
old their farm On the Washington stage
cad to Amasa p Button title passing
'riday, and possession win be given on
I before April l Mr. and Mrs Adams
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IRAvrLrRs' RAILWAY GUIDE.


Trains leave Barre for White River junction
ppd Boston, and way stations also Windsor
and bellows Fails and New York az 92a and
ll.b3 ?. N. and 1875 D. M Also leave BSrfe for
v nlte kiver Junction. Bellows Falls Spring.
neld and New York as b.45 p. M,
Trains leave Barre tor burlington, St. Al
ans, Montreal ami way stations az N23 a. m..
80, 90 p "a. and 2iAa IA
Montpelier q Wells River Railroad
Trains leavo Barre FOR wells River. connect.
ing AZ taAt point With trains going h0th nefth
and south, AZ 10 a M. 1920 and 30i y. IN. Tie
40 train connects with uain for Boston, ard
north tpg Lisbon, Littl0ton. Fabyans and Lam
easter, also with Montreal express end the 4.16
eng eoo trains With ST. bloomsbury tiains.
Trains leave Barre tor Montpelier At rs,
1875 9. m. i2s6, 400 40 ann b.s0p M
Electric Street Railway.
Cars leave square IN HarTe FOR Montpelier at
j minutes Of and 70 minntes pnst the hour
Leave montpelier Tor Barre on The hour and
half hour until 10 .. IN.
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zoe oHsn Enoaah.

Il ought 70 know what is right and
proper"
"SoY
Eyes; I've three grownup daughters
at home to tell me. Detroit Free
Press.
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Has been ussd FOX ever slxTY-FIvE YEARS ~ MlL.
LIONS 81 MOTHERS for THAR cHiLDHEN WIFI
TkETnfNG, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t S00IHEs
CURES WIND collie ard IL the hest remedy for DiAk-
aHEA. seia By Dfuggifia q sysfy part Of the world
he saFe and ask sor Mrs WinslowE Soothing Syrup,
the 40 other kind twenty-five cenin q bottle Gua-
ansaa under fhs Food and Drugs Act June h 1900 Serial
NumaeF i8ss. AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
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Many ills come from impure blood.
Can't have pure blood with faulty diues-
ton, lazy liver and sluggish bowels.
Burdock blood bitters strengthens stom.
aeh, bowels and liver and purifes the
blood.