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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
JIM AND SULLIVAN
ARE FRIENDS AGAIN
Breach Between the Two Fa-
nous Ring Men Cleared
at Last.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune


RENO, New, June 25.-Pcace is de-
cared i'm the John l.. Sullivan and the
JeHrles camp. Shortly before noon today
John L. made u second trip TO Moana
Springs. There. following a reconcilia-
tlon with James ]. Corbett he shook
nands with Jeffrics and the breach be-
tween the famous ring men was cleared.
Wiil M Muldoon. John l.. Sullivan's old
trainer. is given credit for bringing them
together. Corbett was standing nearby
when sullivan alighted from his automo-
pile sullivan went straight up TO Gen
LEHMAN jim and extended his hand In
friendly manner. From the men of Cor
bett, as he returned John LIS salutation,
no onc would have suspected that he had
ever been hostile 10 the veteran.
Corbett led John J.. into the rubbing
room, where Jeffrics was receiving a mas
sage. Jcdries Immediately jumped UP
and graspcd Sullivan by the hand. After
the exchange Of few pleaSantres Jefriss
expressing regret that a .misundcr-
standing had arisen between them. Sui
Ivan returned to his machine and was
driven back to Reno.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
Results at Sheepshead,

BY Associated Press.
SHEEPSHEAp, June 25.--Today8 re-
suits;
First race five and a half furi0nes--
Warbler, 20 10 l, won: Uerodia, to :,
second Whist. l@ TO 10. third. Time.
.0I 10
Second race. the Beacon steeplochase,
about Two and q half miles-Sanctus, 10
to- /. won; Mellow Mint, to Il, second
Waterways, 10 ., third. Time, 5.l4
Third race. the Great Trial stakes, flu
turty coursc-Round the World. Ia =.
won; Iron Mask. TO &. second: Naushon.
8 10 |, third. Time. .15 2-5,
Fourth race, milo and "A half-Dalma-
tian, II 10 >. won: Sager. 20 TO 1. sec
Ond; The Turk, IL TO 20 third Time,
2.3S.
Fifth race, one and an eighth miles.
turf coursc-Superstitio l3 TO 10. won
Bonnie Kelso. to .. second; Zicnap, 10
to 1, third. Time. 154 As.
Sixth race. six and half furlongs,
main course-Rnlto. . 10 |, won; Sixty.
3 10 /. second Noon. 10 /. third, Time,
/ 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
Instructions TO Dealers.

Rigid Instructions have been issued 10
It's dealers by the Pierce Arrow Car com
pany that they are not under any cir
cumstances To sell Pierce Arrow bodies
lamps or hardware for use ON cars Of
other makes. The company has its own
exclusive designs for these car parts and
considers them as much tcgral parts OF
the cor design as the motor, transmits
sion: or rear axle.
The instructions were prompted BY "A
number Of Inquiries received by the COM
pany from its dealers who had calls for
bodies and lamps aud hardware equip
ment TO be used on other ears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
viii Move to New Quarters.

The Studcbaker company expects TO
move Its automobiles 10 the new head
quarters Oh East Second South street the
fore part of July. Manager Reid of the
company Us anxious to get located in the
new quarters. as he will then have an
opportunity Of displaying the various
models handled by tile company with
ease. The front portion OF the lower
floor will be used for display rooms, and
the place Will be ono Of the most at
tractlve In the city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
AUTHORS WIFE SAYS
SHE WILL SEE FIGHT
BY Associated Press,

CHICAGO, June 25.-Mrs. Rex T..
Bcach, who left for Reno. New, last
night in company with her husband Rex
+. Beach. the novelist and author. de-
ciared that she would attend the Jeffrios-
Johnson fight. July
III saw Mrs. Tex Rick7rd In New York
this spring and she told me I was not
game to come" said the authors wife.
We'll, she VIII find out that she has
made n mistake. Mr.. Beach thinks he
Is going to send me TO Lake Tahoe, but
he is mistaken, for shall see everything
there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
johnson Satisfe ed.

Champion Jack Johnson, who arrived
here yesterday and was greeted by ar
inlmonse throng. expressed himself salts
fled with his training quarters at Rick's
resort He asked ~ there were anv
chances OF Jeffries and himself meeting
on the road. When informed that there
was little chance for this. the colored
man plainly showed that he had no desire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
VIII Enter Cars.

The Consolidated Wagon and Machine
company will enter number of cars from:
every line handled by IL in the forthconl-
ing hill climbing contest. These cars
arc the Overland. Velic and Franklin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-13
REACH AN AGREEMENT.
Boston q Maine Railroad and It's En-
ployees Settle Wage Question.

Boston. April l9.- "A settlement agreed
upon Yesterday between the Boston Z
Maine railroad and It's trainmen. con
dnetors and yardmen provides tnat tne
standard for days work shall be 10
hours Passenger conductors are - pe
paid PCS cents per mile, ticket collect
ors 2.l5 cents per mile, baggage men
l.55 cents per mile. and yard brake
men on passenger trains 1850 cents per
mile
Tire rate per mile for through freight
crews ia. Conductors, 1903 cents; nag
men, 2525 cents; brakemen, 242 cents.
For local freight crews the settlement
provides the following rate per mile:
Conductors 3NI5 cents hagmeu $50
cents. brakemen 30 cents
Yard conductors on day work are 70
receive an hourly wage Of "a, 81 and ~
cents, according to their rating, while
yard conductors on night work VIII get
l36. 80 and "a cents an hour
Dav ward brakemen receive 81. 80 and
% cents an hour. and night yard brake
men are to be paid 80, % and 81 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-13
PLAINFIELD.

IvIe Tucker Of Marshaeld 4 at work
IN Ire livery stable or $. Fl. Hooker.
Mr.. and Mrs b @. Abbott Of coriath
recently visited their son, Charles ADJ
bott
Charles Abbott went to Boston the
first Of the week with a carload q
stock.
Miss Carroll, who has been caring Tor
Herbert Knapp returned 70 Montpelier
Thursday.
Mrs. n. D. Page and Miss Ethel Bemis
visited Mrs. Ella Kidder Of Montpelier
Wednesday.
Fred Perrin went u northern New
York last week, where he viii purchase
maple sugar.
Roland spencer ~ st. Johnsbury re.
Gently visited his grandparents, Mr. ana
Mrs. silas Willis
Mrs. b. c. Hills and Mrs. a, N. Cate
Of North Montpelier visited MIS- NJ q.
Bemis Wednesday.
Miss Blanche shorey spent saturday
and Sunday ID Barre with Mr. and MIS-
Ernest Batoheder
Mrs silss Willis was IN ST. Johnsbury
part of last week. visiting at the home
Of Gardner spencer.
MRS. Addison Wood 81 ewiftwater n
II. Is spending a few days with MI, and
Mrs. George ST cyr
The ladies' aid 81 the Congregations
church held social in the church yeatfs
i Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Martin and daughter, lda
visited relatives in Montpelier THURSDAY
and Friday 81 last week.
Homer Young has moved his family
from the Fortney tenement into toe Free
Perrin house on High street,
Mrs. Hattie Shorey and daughter visit
cd at the home Of M. and Mrs. Walter
Perkins Of Barre last week.
Mrs. Florence O'Neal ard children
BRONX and Winona. 81 Williamstowu yis
tied AZ the home Of z. ]. Colby las
week.
\ MRS. Charles Mcknight returned Il
Post Mills Saturday, after few weeks
Stay with her parents, Ar. and Mrs =
l. Page.
WallNet MOTT FttNIhti ttnhi NAv sun
Fletcher hospital at Burlington las
week. where he underwent an operation
for appendicitis.
Rev. and Mrs A. ". Hewitt went 4
Island Pond Tuesday 70 attend The Meth
7 odisa conferences, which is being he'll
; there this week.
Edgar Wheeler was pleasantly sur
Iprised last Saturday evening az hi
7 home ii Pianfeld, By about "a couples
: They wished TO remind him Of bis OFT
d birthday. and presented him with 3 we
lflled purse Of money. Five couples wer
I present from ont 81 town Refresh
! ments were served, and most enjoy
( liable time vas spent throughout a
eyening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-13
MoREToWN

Paul Flynn is WISHING in Waterbury.
Herbert Freeman was in Mortified
Sunday.
Miss Grace Eaton Is working for Mrs.
M. II. NIeAllister,
Janus Towle is visiting Mrs. A. F..
Ilovejoy, bis sister.
A. Fl. Booth who Is working IN Barre
was at home over Sunday.
Albert Ferrio has returned from stay
Of several days with relatives in Water
bury.
Rev. and Mrs. G. +. Crawford left
Tuesday to attend conference at Island
Pond.
Eldon Griffith went to Montpelier Sat
urda5 to be guest Of relatives several
days
ar. and Mrs. w A. Kingsbury and
daughter, Ruth spent several days last
week in Burlington.
Miss May Eaton and Nora Griffin went
to their homes ii Fayston Saturday and
remained over sunday,
Frank Berno has moved from Dows-
vile into the Edqerly house and will
work for Moody & AlInon.
Mrs. J. G. stedmau Of Montpelier il
caring for the infant daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs L. r. Russell, who has been
very III.
Ernest Kingsbury who was operated
on at the Mary Fletcher hospital ths
first Of the week for appendicitis, Is get
ting along nicely.
Mrs. G. I. Bliss left Saturday after
noon for Fitzwilliam, N III, where sh,
will visit her brother She will also WISH
/ in Boston before returning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-13
WILLIAMSBURG,

George Beckett is thought to be on the
gain all the while now.
Edo Bonehers case is reported as
more hopeful than az previous &C.
count.
Jerry NJ. Hutchinson IS to help Charles
ID. Brockway, more Or less, ID the con
struction Of bis new house.
Mrs. L. B. Covell wishes q announce
thar she will have her millinery open
ing Saturday, April 10, Everyone m
vited.
Henry Holt, son-in.law Of Charles H..
HAYWARD, drives to Barre City every
morning to work as his trade there as
carpenter.
Miss Fern Recor is to Be absent large
u from her post as a clerk IN our post
Office, this week, on account Of her mo
theirs VI health,
Mrs. Fred Folsoms mother has just
arrived here from California, where she
| has been staying for a time We think
the lady is a resident Of Chelsea.
Ebert G. jackson is improving and 50
/ 4 JOAQUIN Dc Ia Hoz Maza Mrs War
ZEN s. Covell remains quite poorly and
We think she hardly sits up at ell Just
now.
Rev. d. II. Strong attended the min
isters meeting in Montpelier on Monday
last and reports & pleasant occasion. re
specially enjoyed DR. Bishops account OF
lis visit ia Mexico.
mss Adah +. Austin, recently teacher
Of South Hin school in this town. was
married on Tuesday at her home On
Brookfeld east bill TO Ernest \ y Bum
ney Of Brookfeld The marriage took
place at high noon, and che ceremony
was performed BY Rev. D. II. Strong 81
this town.
Rev. Cora 81 Ewes has iuss written q
former parishioner here. Miss Ewes has
been living in Royal Oaks, Mich, since
her departure from here. She writes
that her health has been very poor
meantime. and she + not set able 70 do
. anything. The family talk q going Is
Detroit for the summer. She seems e
have very pleasant fecollections 81 beg
ministerial stay il our place.
i A ministerial acquaintance was MOI
long ago speaking g ~ Of the greal
change IN the last thirtyfge years y
!. the matter of ministerial calls upon thi
sick. He remembered the time when i
was wanted that the minister should =
At tie house about a. aoon as the aoeto
I could get there, 10 aases Of sickness
But for some reas0n. he thought q gfea
change had eoae about IL this matter
WISH Drury has just sold some LAM
+ In the quarry district, 3 part q thl
{ old farm that the late Judge 6. Y
iTathrop once lived OH and was late
known a. the Dewey farm After th
Z land was bought BIZ The DruTy brothers
/ Il was spoke nof sometimes as bFury
folly.e 1t has however proved since
fine investment, contrary 20 TOO man
real estate Investments IN the past hers
sbouts.
There Is yet one more entertainment
due IN the winters course given BY 0u
Ladies' Village Improvement society VI
!, have the winter still and an effort
making to secure the entertainers.
!. sieeq has been laid 10 yet the Norwic
university cmb here. and who will out
msnoeurre III the contest, che males g
4 the females remains to Be seen. Z
course we an know that the latter az
y supposed to b born 70 this game. Will
z the former are only manmade. Iheri
fore. we expect the pleasure Of hearin
4 the Norwich boys sooa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-13

Charles Crane has been sick With
grippe the past week
Miss Emma Laird Is spending her va
cation with Mrs. NJ r Wells.
Miss Leda Stevens spent her vacation
with her sister. Mrs T. w. Burbank.
Mss Eorlene Mcconachie spent a few
days with relatives IN Barre last week
Floyd Freeman returned home from
Hartford, Conn., last week Wednesday
Joseph Tilton died az his home Mon.
day, April 4, after several weeks Of ill-
ness.
w. ]. Perry and Mrs Nettie Perry
were business visitors in Montpelier
Tuesday.
Archie Stone has returned TO Irasburg
to resume bis duties as teacher in grad
ed school
Rev. F. Z. Currier was called 70 Wal
den last week to attend the funeral Of
Rev. Mr., Thurston.
James Walbridge Of Randolph was in
town recently to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Nancy Walbridge.
Mrs. Maude Morse Lyford went 70 the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
Thursday for treatment.
John Crane ii confined to his bed witt
grippe. Mrs Crane has 80 far improved
az to be around the house.
w. IT. Smith has been repairing thu
barn on the Jeanette KimbaA place
which he recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyt we're eahet
to Greensboro Thursday to attend tn
funeral Of Mrs. r. $. Collins
Miss jennie Barrett and her brothe
Of Lyndon have been visiting At @. \
Barrett's and other relatives.
ms Nellie Wells has returned 70 be
lhome after several months stay wit
her daughter, Mrs. Carl Fletcher, 4
Swanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. .. sonthwick ~
| and Mrs J. II southwiek, Mrs. Charlie
Soribner. s. ]. Norris. Harry Morse, d
I'M D. Warren and Mrs. Smith wer
visitors IN Montpelier last Wednesday
Several Of the gentlemen attended u
read commissioners meeting.
Anyone interested ia replenishing th
library at the CongTega Honal church ca
assist by giving their Old newspaper
magazines. catalogues or books Of an
kind with paper covers. They can b
left at Mrs. M. T. Wells AYhen solt
the proceeds win be used TO purchas
new books
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-13


Andrew Aitken Of Wells River was IN
town Saturday
81 D. Triton Of Woodsville, II. HI
was in town Saturday
4 son Yves born Thursday to Air.
and Mrs Thomas Emery
Pearl Heath, who was very ~ last
week with an attack Of Appendicitis Is
recovering.
The Rev. P. a. Smith goes this week
10 Island Pond to attend conference
There win be no services at the Meth.
odist church next Sunday
Mrs. Ellsworth Arthur, who went e
Cottage hospital recently and under.
went serious surgical operation, e
now very III with pneumonia.
walter. the slx-year-old son Of Mr.
and Mrs Fred Carpenter. had two hng
ers badly cut while playing IN the mil
Of |. N. Kicker one day last week
DR.. III T. Tnlotson. NJ. D. CofIrin, r
Id. sherry and T. G Welch went te st
bloomsbury last night to attend the ban
quiet Of the Caledonia County Mediea
society
Miss Marion Hatch is very III from
pneumonia, at the home Of her mother
Mrs. Hannah Hatch, in the LimeSih
district Nswbury. Her many friend
are anxiously hoping for ner recovery
Mrs Steven Hooper returned Mon
dav from the hospital at han
over. N. h.. where she underwent q
operation Tor appendicitis two week
laeo Mr.. Hooper went to Hanover, an
accompanied his wife on her ratur
home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-13
sr. RERNARp DOCS srIIL BusY.
Travellers Even in These Days Lost in
Shows Of the Alps.

While the everlasting hills stand the
self-deyotion OF the st. Bernard monks,
win find On object and I'LL storm shall
cease, their four.footed companions viii
find a vocation. Dogs and men ID this
case are worthy Of each other and are
true comrades.
About a dozen Of the dogs are ell
ways kept at the hospice. a recent vis-
itof describing what he saw there gives
delightful sketch Of one splendid crea-
ture whom he watched The dog was
coming back through the snow after q
fruitless search for lost travellers. Evi-
IDENTIFY BE was very tired and much east
down in mind as he ploughed nis way
through the snow, q good deal em1ar-
raised BY the little cask strapped 70 has
neck
The visitor wadiug knee deep through
the snow. followed the dog around 70
the kennels. toward which be plodded
slowly and wearily. Here the other
dogs crowded eagerly around him, ex-
aetlv like human beings. anxious 20
hear the news. But he had nothing 70
tell, and with dropping head went and
lay down heavily h corner 70 pant
IL was dinner time and a monk came
81 with tln meal. The other dogs
yelped with delight; they were hungry
aud ate heartily, but the dog who mad
Just come 10 lay still and ONLY topped
lis tai once Or twice against the floor
The monk tried to tempt him to eat
but in vain. 'He is disappointed be-
cause he has found nobody he vii
get over Il BY and by said Re. Poor
grand old dogi II was not bis faull
That there was nobody to be saved thai
dav. He had done his best. and nov
tired out and mortified BY the want q
success Re refused to eat.
That the work is necessary to-day j
lowing To the fact that hundreds o
poor Italians travel on foot yearly b
This the shortest route back to Their
own country that they may winter il
their warm native climate Many g
them lose their way owing to the sud
den and violent anowstorms. which az
OF almost daily Occurrences On the bare
bleak slopes Of the Alps and were i
mot fof che brave dogs sent ont TO res
cue them would never wake up from tlp
deadly snow slumber into which the
lfall.
The Grand st. BERNARD Is one Of tb
most desolate spots that the mind CO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-13
MONTPELIER
Memorial to Thomas Davenport In
ventor q Electric Motor,

Memorial to Thomas Davenport In
veutor u Electric Motor.
james Z. Davidson president q the
Consolidated Lighting company and rep
rssenting tie National Electrical assoc
citation. met TIE board 81 managers Of
tlp Vermont Historical society yestcr-
day aud the matter 81 erecting q tab-
let 81 memorial of some kind 70 Thorn
as Davenport, the inventor Of the
electric motor. was considered Mr
Davenport was native Of Williams
town and K would BE- very Citing that
some memorial should he erected 10 his
memory. Mr. Davidson, 10 behalf Of the
association which he represents, ex.
pressed desire p unite With the Bis
toricai society ii some such memorial
Details will Be discussed BY President
VI We stiekney and i g Martin The
executive secretary Of the National
Electrical association II New York,
and tie result win be announced later.
A SON was born recently st Heaton
hospital to Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Shell
don.
John +, sewalls secretary q The Bos-
ton 1915 movement, gave En- interesting
lRna instructive address before the Mont.
lpeller board Of trade and the Wonen's
club last night in the Kellogg Hubbard
llhrarv hall He compared the move
lment for bigger letter and buster
Boston with what any community can
do ID make itself successful
Neither tile winners Of Che honors 81
lthe Montpelier high school nor the
Iplaee Of holding the commencement ex
Eercises have vet been officially an
inotineed bot Il Is probable that Wilfred
1--we Smith VIII have first rank and carry
Iod the valeaictory, and Miss Anne SCI
Ilina will he the saintatorlan Il IS
possible That the exercises may be held
I'm the armory,
So many changes have been intro
duced into this years football rules,
lthat Coach Pike called the seminary
team ont Yesterday for practice This
was something 81 an innovation il the
Estate though the university of Vermont
usually has A drill and practice ia the
Hast term to net in line with the rules
before fail. Att the seminary practice
Will DE NEtA tNEi A HtAAAAANAE AHNtA tHtfs
on until further notice Captain Bur-
rett has charge Of the field work
81 TIE regular quarterly meeting Of The
National Life Insurance company was
held here yesterday with most of Chs
I directors present The compang's in
come during the last three months i
greater by SlsA0ssn5 than the receipts
for the corresponding period last year
81 la fact 81 special interest Is The re-
cepit for life anpuities Of el9I sos
ana from interest ST2030405 which lat
ter tenn exceeded all claims paid b!
I sz3g 2l2.27 for the quarter year JUS
closed. There have been marked ad
vances il payments e polcyholders am
reductions - the costs Of participating
policies, while the Favorable eSperieno
Z ia investment, insurance and expense as
counts gives expectation Of the com
panv's ability 70 maintain its liberia
surplus returns adopted Tor the cur
. rent vear. Over hall a million more bus
: mess has been written to date tina
i last year. The tax paid by this insti
tntion Is the state during TIE presen
year amounted to s60,S7I6l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-13

is the germ Of Ia grippe, that. hreathed
in. brings suffering to thousands. It's
after effects are weakness, nervousness,
lack of appetite. energy and ambition,
with dis0rdered liver and Kidneys. The
greatest need then Is Electric Bitters, the
splendid tonic hlocd purifier and regn'
lator If stomach liver and kidneys.
Thousands have proved that they won
derfnlly strengthen the nerves, build np
the system and restore health and good
spirits after an attack Of grippe IL
suffering, try them, Only 5Qe. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed at The Red Cross
Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-13
0RANITEVILLE.

Old and Young folks dance under The
auspices 81 Mystic circle. G. @. Fl 81 A.
IS Miles hail April le General admis-
sion 25c Riley's orchestra
MAUD Afillars ! play IN three acts
win Be presented at opera hall. East
Barre, Thursday evening, April s, st
o'clock General admission. loo. Good
speeiaiiies between the eets
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-13
CABOT
Longtime Resident Died After Short
nlneas with Grippe.

AANhsAA-HAAN
Illness with Grippe.
Mrs. Nancy J. Wabridee died at her
home Monday March 25 At tho age Of
"a years. III months. after but few
DAYS Illness of grippe She was born ~
Greensboro and WAS The daughter 81
samuel and Amy Wood. When 10 years
81 age. her parents came 70 Cabot and
purchased the farm on which She lived
until the time OF her death. Coming
there as bride she lived TO faithfully
care for her parents in their declining
wears, besides an aged aunt, and a moth.
erless niece, eight years Old whom SHE
cared for until grown up. She was a
woman Of strong integrity Of mind, firm
principles and a refined character, and
was living example Of a mother IN
Israeli Six years ago death deprived
her Of her companion. Leender Wahridge,
10 whom she was married in 1851. A
son and daughter came to bless their
home and both have lived % minister
care and comfort TO their parents. She
was member Of the Congregational
church and always attended divine sery.
ices, when health and circumstances per
mitted never losing her interest IN the
prosperity 81 tie church. Funeral serv-
ices were held AZ her nome, Rev. ny. 4.
Sparhawk speaking words Of consolation
to the bereaved ones. Her remains were
laid 10 rest in the family lot IN the upper
village cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-13
CARD.

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree
10 refund the money On a 50-cent bottle
81 Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar 4
Ii fails to cure your cough Or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Red Cross Pharmacy, Il. a. Drown.
e ri. Kendrick 4 Co, D. +. Davis,
Ceorre 6. Edison. J. D. Macarthur,
NJ Il. Miles s Co., McAllister Bros.,
b. G. Howard, A. Cumming
]. W. ParmenteE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-13
pFST AN WAITR 10 M0THER ave osIIl.

MRe WYgsBow's SOOTHING SYNg7 ass hees
used for over SIXTY FEARs ~ Aikll .l.5sisss
with RRRFKgT SUCCESS
g0OTHTs the CHILD SOFfhNS tse Gun
T.F,AYs ali PAIN CUBES WIND collie 81
IS the best remedy TO- plAkkhe-A 4 g
.fssfeiss har+nless ne SIRE and ask far va
s5ttuni5vgis saottAng 5yFun and take ~ q