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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-05-31
ANNOUNCEMENT

We are authorized to announce I. d.
Buchanan as a candidate for the office
of County Surveyor of Nevada County
subject to the vote of the people at
the general election IN September.
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NOTICE 70 THE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation OF any
individual, firm or corporation appear
ing in The Picayune will be promptly
corrected if brought to the attention OF
the publisher. Statements OF facts,
however will not be retracted.
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TRIBUTES TO PRES, BUCKKhM
Recognizes His Grcnt worth nnh
service.
cFrom the Barre Times }

splentlidly endowed by nature, reared
in an atmosphere of culture and refine
ment aud maintaining that environment
all through his life. President Mathew
H. Buckham of the university Of Ner-
mont was one of the finest men of let
ters in the country, albeit his renown
was not widespread as his qualities
entitled him to. This lack ~ broad
recognition was duo solely to his own
modest characteristics, which prohibited
him from posing before the world. But
to those who had come in touch with
him in the classroom. In the lecture
hall in the church and in the many
executive positions to which he was
called, President Buckhsm revealed him
self as u rare man. lie was deep stu
dent both Of men and Of events and he
was rarti 'llarlv adept at analysts Of
them. lie had "a wide culture: few men
there are in III" country to-day who had
a wider range Moreover no was " the
true type Of gentleman in the finest
| sense OF the word. possessing 4 4cutle
| nature and having a doop human SWIM
uathv IS ruhi" speaker. Inc was pre-
emiucnUN successful. but NOT Of the
bombus'lc style: rlthor Of the trpe OF
speaking which was fun OF quiet. force
/ ful thoughts that lived with the hear
ers long after more grandiloqlent ut
tcrluoo~ d ID PASSED beyond thought. IN
short. President Puc';ham was an edu-
Gator Of VIE old school. one of tho few
who Wcro left To the present DIV The
| University ~ Vermont was h's Ire, for
he had teen with it practically since
Nou'n. first as n student. then a. an in
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WATERBURY.


- N''N V'eHS'f'' party was Ii''' II '"N
i'e"ehau nan frloaN evening" "heh 'h'
members cam. t"Seth'r I" eNte""
IFa'efh"l greetings to MI ana MIS- W. D.
heuiliolh, VINO oG" soon !" I"aNe Iol
lSlahd fotd. DURING TIA" evening Mrs.
idI Hattie, y. e., called TN" lodge 10
order and asked Judge liuntlcy TO tell
INC purpose Of the gathering. IN hltlhE
words no presented 10 Mr.. ana MIS-
Redmond gift from the members OF
! tn" lodge. 10 this both responded III an
aprreciativH maner, Mrs, Redmond has
practically lived here all her life ana
! Nh. Redmond for a number of years.
BOTH have been prominent in the social
life of the town and in the tongrega-
tonal church. Mr.. Redmond was NJ
one time engineer at the vermont State
hospital and later Went into III" plumb
ing business, selling ont rev months ago
he Is now manager of the Island Pond
| Electric 'o-I'aroId S'n'rVil'" - M
| home from his work IN Ph'iadelphiu -
| Mise Ruth FhAmheraln OF Hurllnstol
| spent Sunday with Mi and Mrs. ~ ~
ohhth'-George Moody ana Mrs. II, ;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
WATERBURY CENTER,

Y. X. Chamhcrliu has finished work
for D. ]. Adams and moved to Stowe
r. f. Ratchelder and family spent
Thanksgiving IN Morrsvillc with Mrs.
Batchelder's father. .. w. Davis Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Smith We're at NJ. l..
Dlllnehams Sunday. Mrs. Chase of
Middlesex has been visiting her sister.
Mrs Huldah Adams.-Mr. and Mrs. a.
L. Smalley went to Johnson last week
Wednesday to visit their son, Dayton
Leon Wilkins was in Stowe sunday the
guest of his brother. rest.-t.liza beth
Colley Is visiting relative. IN hin. \. IL.
DR. J.. A. Newcomb and family and
w. H. Hutchins Of Montpelier have been
spending several days with Mrs. Y. a.
Newcomh.-Arthur Woodward has moved
to the farm purchased by him of his
brother. Warner who has moved 10
Waterbury Earl Dow spent Sunday in
Montpelier Porter and family of
Williston have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Beach, leslie Dow was in
MONTPELIER Fridar.-Wiliam Woodward
has bought the SeaNcr place OF II. G.
Woodworth and will move soon.-The
Woodmen will hold a promenade and
oyster supper Friday evening at Seminary
Ia1
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EAST WARREN.

+. }. kin9shury who was called here
ny the serious illness OF his father. has
returned to his home in Maiden, Mass
Raymond Campbell Is spending few
days in Montpelier. Tracy Pycke. VINO is
attending the high school in Randolph.
spent THANKSGIVING with his parents
MIR and Mrs. j. +. Greenwood, who
have been spending several weeks in
Providence, K L., have returned home -
Mr. and Mrs, NJ. r. Goodspeed went to
SherhGrn for Thanksgiving. -Leslie Nc
Glafln, who underwent an operation FOR
appendicitis last August. has been in
poor health since then. He has gone to
burlington for treatnent.-Ezra Kings
bury. who has been seriously i'll with
pne umonia. is slowly recovering Ernest
Lamb has been ill-Mr and Mrs. y, II.
skinner Of Wditsfield spend Sunday at
+. {. licati's.
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Mrs. Cora r. Waite Of Benson r.s
secured almouv 10 the amount of 50
I'm the granting Of her divorce Fl
Albert T. Waite.
william H. Grove a Ve,monte-, ha4
been bound over for tire grand jury Al
Cranston, r t.. i'm $J.,o0 bail He
charged with the death Of Romeo Char.
bonneau. patient at the Rhode Island
insane asylum.
Lieut.-Col james e. Bell Inspector
general Of rife practice for the National
Guard OF the District Of columbia, and
once one Of the best marFsmen in tho
country, died Tuesday evening al Wash
ington. His son, Horace Hell lives in
Swanton.
Lieut.. Preston II Hadley was elected
on Tuesday at Bellows Falls captain Of
Company f. Vermont National Guard. to
succeed Captain John T. Lawrence. re-
signed Second Lieut.. A. II. Fuller was
advanced to first lieutenant. and Sergean:
=. II. Mark to second lieutenant.
Mrs Abby Jane Taylor. wife Of Dr.
Everett NJ. 'raylor, who died last veea
at her home in Roxhury. Mass, was born
in Vermont q years ago. She had
gained considerable renown as an author,
was member Of the Society ~ COL.
onial Dame. Orler OF the Eastern Star
Vermont society. Illinois and We err
Press associations. Daughters of thu
American Revolution and other organize.
lions
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01

Tanner win move TO his farm In Marsh
field.
states Attorney Gates mas received the
financial statement submitted TO the pub
Tie service commission. covering the elimi-
nation Of the Butterlield crossing in
Mortified. The total cost was Bags. *
and of this the state paid 1885, 81 and the
town $9i6SS, tho remainder being paid by
the Central Vermont railway. The land
damages amounted to S5Te
T.. Maglianni was in city court Mon
day afternoon on an information signed
by states Attorney Gates. charging tina,
he entered a car at Barre ano
stole underwear hair oil and toba eco
lie entered II plea Of guilty and was SEN
fenced to from year and half to three
years in States prison at Windsor
The $4,000 suit brought against the
consolidated Lighting company by j.
- Tomlinaon Of New York city, has
"e"n filed In county court. Congress
man Frank plumley Of Northheld has
ilIed two suits. one in assumpsit and
one on book account. against H. W
pa Wis
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MTDDLESEX.

Miss Elda Turney or Burlington spent
Thanksgiving with her parents. Nh. and
Mrs John Turney. Harold TurneY of
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Turney, for the
THANKSGIVING recess.-ilarold Turney
spent last Saturday and Sunday in Frank
lin with his aunt, Miss Martha Price
Mrs. Hannah Turner. who was taken to
Heaton hospital i'll with typhoid fever is
IN a serious condition.--Mr. and Mrs. A.
G. Moulton spent Thanksgiving In Bur
lngton with Mr. Moulton's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Parchard.--A party Of 10 sat
down to turkey dinner at the Vaughn
homestead Thursday. In the number
were the members OF Ransom Wells ;
family Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols of
Montpelier. MIR. and Mrs. Wallace Good
win. Mir Rufus Warren and Miss Waits
field Of Montpelier.-Mis Marion thahd-
Ter of West Berlin is spending a few oaEs
with Mr.. and Mrs. Levi SWift.---Mrs. {.
l.. Morse of Waterbury is spending a
few dayS with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. {. Moul-
ton.-Allss Donna Duba Of AlbwG IS
spending a few days with her sistor-in-
law Mrs. &. Duba at y. {. Moulton s.
Mrs i. o. Wilder has been appointed
town superintendent by the school board
to take the place of w. c. White, re-
signed The teachers in this part of the
town are: District No. !. Miss Cloush
No. ., grammar, Mrs. n. Comstock
primary. Miss Ella Comstock; No
Miss papo Of Barre and No =, Mrs. II
-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
YORKTOWN.

The funeral of Thomas +. SomerVille
was held at his late home "Wednesday
afternoons. November % at o'clock.
services being conducted 10y the Re-.
W. \. Remcie. The hearers were his
four sons. Joseph. William. Albert and
Fred. and int,rment was AZ Moretown
common cemetery. There were many
beautiful floral offerings. Among them
We're set piece of roses, Mrs. i. 7.
Somcrville: pillow. children: chrysanthe-
nuns. Delta Alpha class from Burlington:
chrNsanihemuns. employees Of F.. r..
Clarkson's store, Burlington; pink and
white carnations. MIR. and Mrs. A. d.
Harris of Montpelier; pink ana white
, carnations. Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Griffith
! or Barre. pink and white carnations J.
{. Harris OF Fare; white carnations,
Mir. aud Mrs. H. o. Ward Of Moretown;
PINK ana white carnations Mr.. and Mrs
Osman Goss Of Montpelor white carna-
tio,l, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Nels"u of Mont
relioi; rct piece of roses from Derry
Eagles. 1853.
Mrs /. l.. Henson of MONTPELIER was a
visitor here the last of the week Nj II.
! iritcth. whose illness was reported last
week, remains about the same.-G. q.
SLEEPER spent Thanksgiving with his
daughter, Mrs. T. l.. Henson, in Mont
| pelier.- otto Bates and Miss Maud John
/ son Of Montpelier spent Thanksgiving
! with Miss Iohnson's parents, Mr. and
! Mrs. + =. Johnson. School opened Mon
! day vita tn" Misses Maxwell and Child
| as teachers The members of the Junior
| l.pworth League met at the home of Mrs
/ II. q. Ward, their president. Wedno sdaN
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GAYSVILLE.

The 'hristmas committees from the
three churches met with Mrs. A. w.
haHafd tuesday evening TO make ar
raheehchts for the union Christmas
s'rNlte.-W ord has been received o! the
oeath or Mrs. Sarah G, Tucker, last
week al the home of her sister. in East
iierd"i'k. Mrs Fucker was the wife OF
the KEY :, II. Tucker, former pastor
VI me Methodist church. aud had many
warm friends here. Mrs. James Wheeler
WHO mas been visiting relatives here, i'll
sooh JON her husband IN Easton, Pa -
II" fehl"inS Of J. &. Gilmore, former
.es'oeh'' were brought from Pittsfield to
Nh""l' peasant cemetery for burial
wednesday DR.. r &. Fletcher and fam
ny spent Thanksgiving with his mother
~ winthrop. ~ Miss Marian Blan-
cldr" and brother, Ira, who have been
's"ofs AT Mrs. I.ucy Dnrkee's and A,
""hafH q have gone to spend week
WIZ" 'helr sister. Mrs belmont Gordon,
!" Hlusooro, n, H.. before returning to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
VERMONTERS IN
SANTA BARBARA
How sons cnd Daughters Of Vermont
in n California Town Enjoyed
THINK s2i ing.


bara" meet at the DE La VIVA" hotel
for their fifth annual Thank sglVirg din
nor There was a larpc attendance Of
Nermonters and their friends who
thoroughly enjoyed The splendid dinner,
consisting of turkey and many other
good things.
The reading OF tho Vermont governors
proclamation and an original poem read
by Mrs. Wallace Bates. followed by
singing by Mrs. Clark and others. and
good time generally, made this an cs-
pecially memorable occasion,
Among those present We're
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ~. Field. Mir. and
Mrs. e. S. George. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. sam
ders. Mr. and Mr.. z. r. Smith. NJ.
and Mrs. j. VIII Smith. Nh and Mrs.
A. y. Porter. Mr.. au5 Nj. J.. + Love
JOY. Mr.. ana Mr.. Johu W'nouehhv.
Mrs. NJ. t. Churcheu. Mrs. Jennie stow
ELL Mrs Athic cham c'Hi.. Miss lor-
ence stowcll. Mrs. a. +. Brooks, Mrs.
McGowan. Miss +. ;. George Mrs..
Bertha Clark. Mrs. Agnes Brown, Mr.
i. l.. Langley. Mrs. A. =, LoveIand
Mr.. Lucius Colburn. Mr. clyde Parton
Master James Smith.
Following is the poem
once more comes the time.
In the Fall of the year,
When memory reminds us.
Thanksgiving IS here.
| 'Tis the time when the heart.
Turns away to the East.
| And we think If days past
Of the New England feast.
| l}ut here in this country
| Where orange trees bloom
Don't seem like Thank sgiNing.
1t reminds lis OF June.
You 500 lived n Yankee.
For fifty years or more,
And then immisrated--
Almost wish had before.
They told me when i came here.
would never know a care.
That the climate was 50 lavish.
! could live on-mostly air,
I've tried 1t quite a spell now
lis a wonder declare,
But when it comes TO living.
Couldn't do it-not on air
But here the flowers are blooming.
And we sure are feeling vain.
For back East they've lust been granite
ono more lease on snow and rain
twas hard scratching on that old farm
did il. for many wear.
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WARREN.

Elmer anc Kenneth Pierce, who work
and attend school at Montpelier. spent
the Thanksgiving vacation ut their home
here.-E II. Van Dcusen Is at home for
short time from North Fayston owing
to breakdown in the mill where he has
ernployment.-H. r. Kennedy OF Mont
ptlier is home for n few days.-There are
two cases of scarlet fever In TIE family
of Daniel Rich. Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman
Thayer spent Thanks giving In White
River Junction .--Collester Church Is II
very poor health. Senator Lyford re-
turned TO Montpelier Monday. Mrs.
Archie Smith has been very i'll, threat
eNed with nnon1nOnIa.
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WAITSFIELl,,

Miss ANNE ]. Dale, who has been
spending the past week at home. re-
turned to Island Pond Nondav-Tne
Rev. ana Mrs. r. IT, Roberts OF browns
willie are spending the week with friends
in Nn.--Miss Maxwell. after two months
study at the Albany Business College,
has a position in Barro.-Mrs. II. W. Nc
-Allistcr and daughter, Mary, of Randolph
We're called 20 town Friday by the illness
of their aunt, Miss Mary j. tolsome. -
William Graves. Harold Fisk and Louise
Gaylord of Burlington spent Thanksgiv-
ng at home The Ladies Aid VIII meet
at The church Thnrsday.-M Mary
Berry spent Thanks giving with her sis
ter IN Waterbury.
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accepted the leadership Of the Vermont
& rls' in place of Mrs Redmond, who
caves town.--Judge Huntley was i'll
Montpelier Monday afternoon on bust
ness -Mr Streeter of Jonesville ia NOV
ing his family into Judge Hurtley's
house In Duxbury. recently vacated by
| Frank Glover MI Streeter comes TO
, town to have charge Of the turning of
| lathes for the new white birch depart
| ment of the Demeritt q Palmer Packing
LOO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01

THEW home in Groton.--Mr. ana MIS- ~
w Chamberlin are to spend the Wl'''e'
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Holland III
StoCkbridge. Frank Porter Is TO i've !"
Mr.. cha mberln's house this winter'-Mr'
and Mrs. George Martin have been pass
ing several days in East flardWick' the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. +. V. Hassaiu'-
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Perkins are noVlhS
into the tenement vacated by Fred
White. Frank Baker has been spehdln9
II week in Burlington with MS sister,
Mrs Frederick Gay.--Glen Johnson is
at home from lebanon, n. li-Mrs
Otis Culver and two daughters ana Miss
Ieda Smith are visiting in Mortified
and Randolph.--A daughter was born
November "a to Mr.. and Mrs. Wrsey
Mason
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WINDSOR
BETHEL.

Mrs. Betsy Edison TorreN died Tues
day Nov % aged q, years after an
illness of two weeks and IA long period
OF failing health. She was the widow
OF the late George Torrey promi-
nent farmer OF the uosth part of the
town. who died about "A years ago
She was born in Brookdeld ana was
the second OF large family of whom
Mrs, clara Munger of Woodstock. the
eldest is the onfy survivor Her sur
NiNlnS children are Charles j. Torrey
ana Miss Lizzie NJ. Torrey of Bethel
Ihe funeral was largely attended
Friday afternoon and interment was
III The lillnal l.oinnIorA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
IDEAL OF A COLLEGE PRESIDENT
tt'rQm Springfield Republican,

The death OF the Rev. DIR. Matthew II.
Ruckham, president of the University Of
Vermont, removes finished gentleman
and fine scholar. who was the head Of
the once famous Lenox Academy back in
1852 and there are those in Berk shire who
remember him with respect. lie had been
president of the institution in Burlington
since 1871. ard identified with it a. tutor
and professor since 1873. having held the
chairs of Greek aAd English literature.
He was a predetermined man, a writer of
unusual simplicity and strength, and an
Impressive speaker. whose reputation was
perhaps less than his attachments merit
ed He was fine example of the old
fashioned ideal of New England college
president.
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WORCESTER.

MY ana Mrs. Arthur Carr and daughter
spent fhankseiving with friends In
N"'erpury.-Mrh. Sophia WILEY was the
k"es' or Mrs. Lewis III Middlescx over
lhahksSivine.-Am Among the out of town
penpe who spent Thank sgiving here were
Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Harris, Clair Temple
ton. George 'lull Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Hutchinson OF Montpelier. Mrs Anna w.
bancroft ana son. John. with Wcndall
Goodrich Of East Calais
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WA :5naIMGT0N
MONTPELIER.

Miss ora f. Patonaudc daughter of
M and Mrs. Homer ratenaude Of this
CITY. and Fred r. Eresaw of Barre were
married Thursday at nine O'Clock at -
Augugtiue's church by the Rev w. j.
O'Sulliyan. Mis- Katherine c. Burke Of
Cl4rcIaont ~ H.. was bridesmaid and
I5rnmct McNen1a Of This city was grooms-
man. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of the
brides parents on North Franklin street
ANA Mr. ana Mrs. Brceaw left on the
afternoon train for a wedding trip after
which they viii reside in this city Mr.
rrcsaw is employed by the cotton Manu-
featuring company.
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TAYSTON.

jusepn Martin. who has been IN tbe
MarN Fletcher hospital about two months.
has returned home much improved in
health.-Mr and Mrs w. =, Bragg and
children Of Waitsneld. ". H. Perry Of
b"tnanY and Merritt Powers Of Water
harry spent Thanksgiving day with Mre.
T. y. bragg and family.Mr. and Mrs.
t.noS Hill OF stowe spent Thanksgiving
with thcii son, =. @. Hill. and family
Henry Dana broke his collar hone la 1t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
PICKING GIFTS FOR BRIDE
Money Moro Useful Than Presents
Which Arc Duplicated.

ANY woman who has herself received
mr. has watched others receive do2.ne
Of clocks ard scores Of tessDoons-a1l en-
,raved Authenticated n,,ltttude, of cut
,l,es caraf.s ,.il1 rcva,. yyish IN iufll,,
erv,b,ro ~, tho, III, ON q t,idc aeain
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
\ WINNING PERSONALITY.


from the Boston Transcript
pne recalls President Buckham As a
man of fine presence-stately, polished.
and with pronounced air of distinction,
Yet remarkably winning. Fortunate the
farmer lads who came in contact with
him at the university OF Vermont
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
GREENSBORO

Nathaniel Burbank of Walden visited
In town Monday Ernest Smith and J. A
Clary threshed no bushels of oats in three
hours one day last week for #. NJ Cuth-
hertson. Miss Helen Stewart teaches the
winter term of school in No !; Mrs. NJ.
-. chase and Miss AIaude Bailey, No. >;
Mrs. Victoria Cameron. No. 3; Miss Ruby
Ellsworth. No. 6; Miss Myrtle Bailey.
so :, Mrs. Nina Frost NO =; Mrs. Alice
Clark and Miss Edth Tillotson no, 10;
Richard Allen. No. II, and Miss RATHER
inc Wardleirn. No. "A. Nun ers and
IA will not commence until December s.
A chorus of over 80 voices and an orches-
ira Of five pieces are prarU0ing Father
kemps music preparatory 10 giving an
Old Folks concert about the MIDDLE Of
December, dates to NE announced lator.
Mrs r. &. Kinney is drilling the chorus.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01

Pittsburg, Nov -, James Falsulyer
used &. sat before an omen CRATE fire
last night rubbing a rheumatic ankle
with what he supposed was tulpentine
!, proved TO be Eas9line ana when 1t ex-
ploded. it hurled Falsgiver from his rock
inv chair. and set fire To the house be.
sides seriously burning the rheumatic pa.
tient Firemcu extinguished the blaze as
FalssiNcr was taken to the hospital,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01

Mr. and Mrs. Peters with their fanny
moved into j. T. Daverson's louise sat
IriAy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01

Inlpure blood runs YOU down.
makes YOU an easy victim FOR organic
diseases Rurdock Blood Bitters puri-
des the hlood-cures the cause
builds you up,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-11-29
FARMERS SHOULD EXERCISE
CARE

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