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Is. penal code Corrupt use Of position Of
tfbority Trial .anfinuAh

775, penal code Corrupt use Of position Of
County Court-Part IV.--Civil calendar
s, So' M ., az ,. s;.0 ss' si.s ::ss:S
be passed for the DAY, SO: :!ss. sMs; asss.
County Court-Criminai caiendar-For
Trial-Par,, I.-Bsfore Fawce,t J. Court
pf S "a Mo.s assault and enrr pSn
dangerous weapons; Robert kearna bur
elary, grand larceny ana receiving Frank
Heisl,r robbery, grand larceny and assault;
Edward Kelly. burglary, petit larceny and
part ii-Bsfore Dixie J. Frederick Nor.
Rogers, common gamblers; Louis Dambria.
burglary; grand Larceny and r %sn IA.
jacob schwartz alias Joseph silver. bur
gary, petit larceny. receiving and possession
Part III-Before Addinston. j. Charles
Aps nSrsiary s.nd larceny STap ana ars.ny
Henry Roster, rape, assault and abduction;
ippo ASa,si Grand i1!esnyi Em 1iinsm nn
rape, assault and abduction. Ida Brown.
surrosat.s Court - Calendar :. Before
Uau OF records second floor. VIII OF Jo-
hanna schmidt accounting in w q. s,'. h,, Of
hon. Kembal Colfax. Eloise Boorum, william
II, Campbell. Frank J. Link. Jesse =.
fertv, Julia OSullivan, r. Mccormick Lyons,
Patrick Galligan. Antonio Torrento William
J. ,uinau, Ada Jacobs, Antonio Torrells'
LYDIA NJ Little and Charlotte Wilson.
QUEENS COUNTY,
Suprame Court--Special Term Tor TriaI"
Before Rlackmar. J. AL cases tried before
Justice Blackmar must be submitted with
hrcfs. findings and requests TO find imme-
dlatrly at the close OF the trial. The an
sw,r must be ready or of" No cause
on this calendar will he set for day. Cases
mus, he ready for trial In their order when
reached Nos .65, go, 100. 2Il. 2'2. aIt.
2;S. 97T, $50. The following causes, II
marked ready, will be passed for the day.
No cause will be set for day on this call.
Nos gsOa, :soh. 1877, lss. 40, All undo
Tended matrimonial actions that have been
noticrd to be tried In the supreme Court,
Queens County. Will ho heard by Justice
Iilackmar on Friday, January 20. Highest
number reached II ESQ.
supreme Court--Trial Term-Refore Crane.
J. The People OF the state OF New York
agt Rrochinsky. Civt calendar passed TO
Thursday. January 90. Highest number
reached on tho general calendar IL 5os.
County Cour,-Trial Term-Before Hum
phrcr. J. Nos ls:. 1875 lt3. ia, lAs lbl,
i5e, Ia. %, 81 AZ, 1855. 1871, i5s The fol
lowing causes, II marked ready viii h.
passed for the day. No cause will he set
down for day on this call. Nos. 100,
I6l. Isa, lH. 1855. 1855, 1853, lss. 10, Ia,
i;G liza, III, i76, lls, III. ,7s. HiEhes'
u,wnber reached on the general calendar,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-21
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

All electric properties operated by H. NJ.
ByllesbA n Co. reporting for the week ended
January showed n net gain In connected
business OF 2ys customers with 2S0 ko-
watts Of lighting. New business under con
tract, but not connected, for the same week
included $40 customers with s05 kllowatts
~ lighting and L2I3 horse power of motors,
week was 6.sl2O75 kiiowatt hour, an in .
crease OF 10 per cent. over the output Of
the corresponding week of the previous
year.
Tho Dcs Moines Electric Company re-
por,e,i tor the year ended November 30.
OF ,53O;s Net earnings amounted to sa2:.-
l0S a gain OF itt4Ga, and the surplus amer
charges was s22g.1TS, or S3sla5 greater
than for the preceding year. November,
1918, net earnings showed AN increase OF
So 200.
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Travels Of a. English Cois.

Iu0 0nnuAl ISvIeT Oh b6Iluot sAOuth80
& Co. the big bullion merchants OF Lon
don. draws attention TO some interesting
facts In regard to the English sovereign.
The English sovereign continues TO be
coined in great numbers, only a small
part Of which remains at home. The
rest Is exported to all parts OF the world
The letter goes on as follows: 1T Is not
the first time in history that coins minted
by ono country have obtained universal
Tho doubioon reminiscent OF
Capt Kidd and dear to the freebooters
Of the Caribbean Sea used TO pass current
in every mart In the world. II is only
during the last twenty years that sab
stantiai parcels have ceased 20 be sent
to this country for realization. Tho cause
by which this coin obtained ascendency
was twofold The discovery Of con-
tinent rich beyond Imagination IN the
precious metals filed the galleons OF the
fortunate country whose enterprise made
the discovery with homeward freight Of
bullion to bG coined IN Its minis. Large
amounts were also coined In the colonies
themselves. Spain was raised BY this
wealth 20 the zenith Of It's power and
its merchants found the markets OF the
world open to their commerce. and
doubloons. with their fractions. rendered
in exchange for local commodities were
In evidence wherever desirable goods
could be obtained. The circulation of the
British sovereign IL ever extending In a
somewhat similar fashion. As q result
OF the concentration OF gold supplies from
South Africa and elsewhere in London
and OF the far reaching tentacles of
British trade. and also as a consequence
of the sovereign possessing the legal
value OF 10 rupees In India, where during
the last six years great prosperity has
been enjoyed. British gold coin has be-
come the handisst metallic form OF inter-
national remittance. SO much is this
recognized that the Bank Of France makes
special efforts to insure that a substan-
tial stock OF soverelgns Ia maintained
within It's vaults"
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN, Jan. 20.--The local market
was active. with prices ruling irregular
though with fairly firm tone. The con-
tinued activity and strength Of CRANKY
was feature This stock advanced TO
Sli.. up Il. closing at 81. Osccola gained
one. Among the other mining issues
United States Smelling strengthened one.
while Alaska Gold eased half. In the
rails Boston and Maine softened u. and
Boston Elevated declined one. New
Haven was steady. closing unchanged.
Edison Electric was the only feature OF
the industrials. with an advance to 259,
up 2. The summary:
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
THE BALTIMORE 4 ONO RAILROAD
COMPANY

Baltimore, Nd, January $ 1917
Tho Board OF Directors this day declared
from the net earnings of the COMPANY
for the six months ended December ~, 1873
dividend of Two (9) Fer Cent on the Pre-
ferred stock Of the Company. payable March
:, 1917. 70 the stockholders Of record a. the
close OF business on January 81, 1914
Tho Board also declared from the surplus
earnings of the Company a dividend Of Three
go Per Cent, on the Common Stock ~ tho
Company payable March ?, 1914. TO tho
stockholders OF record at the close Of busl-
ness on January ~, 1914,
The transfer hooks viii not Gloss
c. W, WOOLFORD. secretary
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oREA MGf EHhEs FRYER OYER G Hs FmsT

Bankers Trust Company. as Trustee under
the above mortgage. gives notice that Il Will
York City. New York. up to Q p NJ. on
February 10Th: sealed Proposals for sale y
interest. OF sufficient bonds secured by said
mortgage to exhaust as nearly as practicable
the sum OF eb5,b5s.l7 Such proposals should
be delivered in sealed envelopes prior TO o
p NJ, February 10th. 1914. Notice OF pur
chase of bonds will be mailed on February
18th. 1914. and the bonds so purchased must
be delivered TO the Trustee before tho close
of business February 10th. Oh which date
interest will cease.
In case more bonds are offered at the
same price than the Trustee can purchase,
II will be determined by lot which bonds
shall be taken.
Dated January ~, 1914
BANKERS Trust COMPANY. Trustee.
BY II. y. WILSON. JR.. Asst. Secretary
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20-The market
was irregular during tho day and traders
for most part were waiting for a lead
from New York. There was a good de-
mand for Cambria Steel. which advanced
to 5oh before meeting with any long
stock. Tonopah and Tonopah Belmont
were inclined to sell OF. although there
was some buying on fractional de-
cline. Traction stocks. Philadelphia Elec-
trio and Union Gas Improvement were
taken In small odd lots around last nights
close. Arbitrage trading was light. The
summary:
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Referees Appointed.

supreme Country Justice Giegerich---
sands vs. Meyer carl Ehlerfnann; Lambert
vs. Il 4 W. Realty 90. Henry A. Friedman;
Brandt W. Kelly, Andrew Shiland; Farmers
Loan and Trust Co VS. Harry q, Benline
Const. CO.. Phoenix lngraham Union Trust
90, VS.. Sutphn Adoph Stern,
BY Justice seabury-ldppman Va Fanto,
Melvin q. ralliser. Horton VS. Stuson, Fred
crick u. Rich,
~ Justice Biiur--Trsyano va. estate Of
Phillips, Alfred II. Hano.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.--Thc market was
very slow to-day, without much change In
prices AS a rule. National Carbon COM
mon was an exception. making fair gain
on small dealings. Sears-Roebuck was
under moderate pressure. while IA little
better demand was indicated for Union
Carbide Bonds dull. Tho summary;
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THE GUANAJUATO POWER AND ELEC-
TRIO COMPANY.
HlHermAn nldEu Colorado SprinKA. Col.

A dividend Of one and one -halt per cent.
uisocl upon the preferred stock of this
COMPANY hs. been declared. payable Jan
nary n 1914, to stockholders OF rtcoro an
The transfer books viii be closed on Jan.
nary II. 1914 and reopen on February J,
LEONARD u CURTIS. Treasurer
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

The annual meeting OF the stockhoidsrs
ot tho Elliott Service Co will be held nj the
offices of tho company. 40 W. 10th St.
y. \. city, ON Tuesday Feb. I'd, at r. NJ .
for the election Of directors and for tho
transaction OF such other business may
properly come before the meeting
ARTHUR 7. HANSON. Sec'y.
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SuEar-Raws were more active yester-
day. the American taking 100000 bags OF
Cubas. This buying hardened quotations
and the spot basis for Cubas In now $3.50
ReSined prices were unchanged.
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70 vwe NoloeRs o.
100000
the Minneapolis { ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
sgc COLO NOTES, Que FEBRUARY I, 1914.

Holders Of the aforementioned Notes hereby notified that
remaining s. thereof Notes like
payable
and
These new Notes will be ecuredby h deposit Of
i6JOOU The Minneapolis a st. Railroad Company
Refundng Extension Gold
cash s25 each Note exchanged
holders extension
Holders
cept excangae Defnive Notes
the Office SPEYER
ment Of s2 per 81 600 Note will be made February 1914
o.
Of the Central
IT. ailrOadC
F. H.
vcepres. Treasurer
York; anuary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-21
ELECTIONS AND MEErINGs.
THE NASSAU NATIONAL. BANK OF
BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn, y. Y. Jan. goth. 1914.
Al the annual meeting OF the stockholdsrs
of this bank. for the election of Directors,
held on January 18th. 1914. the followtng
gentlemen were unanimously elected to serve
for the ensuing year;
Robert y. woodward walter v. Crawford
Frank Bailey George g. InGraham
Crowell Haddsn Howard W. MAXWELL
Frank Lyman Daniel " n. Hegeman
Alexander NJ white Edwin p. Maynard
Charles 4. echieren Darwin X. James. Jr
Edgar Mcdonald a. Augustus Hesiy.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors
held this day the following efiicers wsrs
elected:
Daniel V. b. Heseman. President.
Robert Il. Woodward. vtce-Presidsnt
Edgar Mcdonald, Chairman Of the Board
Tho Board made the following appoint
ments:
q. Foster Smith, Cashier.
Henry p. Sohoenberner. Asst Cashier.
Andrew J. Ryder. Asst Cashier.
7. schenck Remsen. Asst Cashier.
A resolution authorizing the Officers -
make Application for membership In tbs
Federal Reserve bank was unanimously
q. FOSTER SMITH. Cashier.
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DULUTH, MIsSABE & NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
First Consolidated Moptgage Bonds
Dated January LIST, 1898.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that one
hundred and sixty-four $50 OF the First
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds OF the Duluth
Missabe & Northern Railway Company were
this day drawn for redemption IN accordance
with the requirements Of Article Five OF IL,
Irus, MORTGAGE numbered a. folloWR. VIZ:
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Sales were $1,000 bags.
Provisions closed dull and steady. Cash
pork was steady; mess. $3.50 Il s2+ fam
ily. s25. Cash beef was steady: family,
NsaS2o; packet $1S1tIs. Cash lard
was steady; prime Western. @1l.5o; re-
fined Continent, sl1.s5: South American.
3l2.25.
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OFFICE OF
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COM.

l7s Broadway. New York. January goth. 1914
AZ the Annual Meeting Of the stockholders
OF this Company. held January goth, 1910.
the following gentlemen were duly elected
Trustees:
CLASS EXPIRING IN THE YEAR 1871:
Robert GoeIet, william A. Nash,
Clarence II. Kelsey, Henry Roth
Edgar L. Marston. Archibald -. Russell
Charles Matlack, James Spsy~r
John H. McClement. Sanford IT, steele
AZ subsequent meeting OF the Board tn.
ioIIowinE Onicers were unanimously re
elected: CLARENCE II KELSEY, President
FRANK BAILEY. Vice-President; EDWARD
o. STANLEY, second Vice President Man
asEer o. the Ranking Department; CLINTON
=: y EURpISKs Third vice.President: J
sSIFFEN. Manager Of the Brooklyn Bank
Ing Department; JOHN W. SHEPARD and
ursrs; NELSON B. SIMON HORACE AN
DEksON DAVID BLANK. CLARENCE
{. HARMSTAD. Assistant Secretaries
j. WRAY CLEVELAND. SECRETARY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-21

WASHINGTON Jan, s0-The day call In
the Supreme Court for January ~; Nos.
iso ISL. 1872 lH, lsb. 1856. iss, 100, 100
.pl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-21
Court of Appeals Calendar.


ALBANY. Jan. 90 Court Of Appeals cal
eudnr for TO morrow Nos $50, 30b. sos. $40.
All 3l1 320 ana sci,
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Receivers Appointed.

Supreme Court ny Justice Seahury.-.
Christine. q. op"nhyn va Adoph Stern
John n Lowe. Jr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-21

Cash markets follow Wheat-No 1
Northern at Minneapolis, ssisc: NO .
RED Z. o. b., s1.oils No. . hard f. o. h.
70 arrive. 9s%c. No. 1 Northern spring
Z. o. b. to arrive. s1.otL No. 1 Manitoba
=. o. b. to arrive, 39Hc. Corn--No.
yellow. I0iAc. Oats---No. . white, Asa
40 !ac. No. 3 white. 44@44Isc.; stand
ards, 4lia a 45c. Rye--No. 9 Western
e. T. Z. New York. s7isc Bariey-Mait-
Spring patents, sI.50aS5.05: spripp
clears. S3.som3415; Kansas straights TO
arrive. 34.15 $i.35.
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Consolidated Gas Company Of New YORK.
IA East l.th street.

nv, , , January 9th, 1914.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
this Company for the election OF Trustees to
serve during the ensuing year will be held "A,
this once MONDAY January &c. 1917 Poll.
VIII be open from l. NJ, to =. ~ Transfer
books VIII close Saturday, January 10 1915 a.
IL NJ, and reopen Tuesday, January ~. 1914
r A. CARTER. Secretary
The Annual Meeting OF stockholders or
Maxi Company for election OF directors ana
such other business an may legally CONS be
for" tho meeting Will be held AT the CON
psnys ONCE. No. ll5 Broadway. New York
city on Wednesday, February I'm IGlI a.
eleven o'clock 4. NJ
THOMAS \ NEvINs. Secrotsr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-21

II A. NJ. bids to Liverpool were: Janu.
AIRY, 1874: March. 12.6t; May. 13,%<. Tho
market there IL due to open to-day u to
" points higher.
Port receipts. shipments and stocks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-21

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the an.
nuai meeting of the stockholders OF the Ball
Electrical Illuminating Company for III.
election OF Directors and the transaction of
snch other business As may properly come
peiore the meeting VIII he held at the once
ol the COMPANY lliO Rroadway New York
city. on Wednesday, the %tll day of Feb
rusry, 1914 at ~ o'clock noon.
BENJAMIN WHITELEY. Secretary
New York. January 20. 1919
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THE IMPORTERS AND TRADERS Ma
TlONM BANK 81 NEW YORK.
New York January Goth. 1914
IrNdeHa Nafl0nsl RanL nf Nm MI ~

Traders National Hank Of New York:
Notice Is hereby given that, b. order Of
the board OF directors a special meeting Of
the stockholders Of The Importers and
Traders National Bank OF New York has
been called and will be held at IL O'clock
noon Noon on Friday, the ?o1 day Of February
way Manhattan, New York CITY. for the
purpose OF ratifying the action Of the board
ply with tho terms and provisions OF III.
Federal Reserve Act, ana for any other
purpose that may come before the meeting
II. IL POWELL. CAshier
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All future interest Of any Of the bonds %
designated ceases February list 1914. in 90
cordsnce with the terms OF tbs mortgage.
mentioned bonds will BE- paid at this eRiee
on or after the ist day Of February. 1914.
at io6 per centum and interest tsay el,o66
per bond.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Trustee
BY Z. Y. HYDE. rice-President
Nv York. January ls. 1914.
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New York. January 10, 1914.
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1 points higher.

The Liverpool market was steady. Spot
cotton was quiet, with middlings point
lower at 7.2cd. Estimated sales, 5000
bales RecsiptA $1,000 bslsA including
"A Zoo American
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-21
ROBINS MOST NUMEROUS
Approximately 1oo,ooo,oo0 OF Them
East OF the Mississippi

Washington, July 9-Approximate
~ 2,026.000,000 native field birds. ex
elusive of sparrows inhahit the Unit
ed States east OF the grea plains
states, according to partial returns
announced today of the first bird cen
sus in the history Of the COVE nmeni
now being made by the department
OF agriculture
Apparently the most numerous OF
these birds is the robin. of which, il
is estimated, there are l.00000O.0 Goa
east of the Mississippi They aver
age 80 pairs to the square mile. while
all field irds average 1000 pairs to
the square mile. after emitting land
planted in crops. where there are
small chances for birds to nest, and
timberland
These early returns indicate wide
variations in the bird population in
different parts of the country. Exact
averages canno. be given from the re
turns thus far received. and complete
results will not be published for
many months. The census is being
taken by volunteer observers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-21
TO HAVE OWN PLANT
House of Correction viii Furnish Its
Lights

Rutland, July 1S.-A contract was
yesterday let to the Warren-I,eed
Electric company of this city to in
stall a new modern electric lighting
system at the house of correction in
this city, the present method OF H.
Elimination not meeting the require
ments of the insurance commission
e.s. Every part Of the institution
including the superintendent home
will be wired. The wires will be ex
tended to the cells but for the pres
ent they will not be connected with
lights, as new dynamo will be need
ed to light this portion of the prison
Common lamps are used in the cells
but as the walls are OF brick and ce
ment, there is little inflammable ma
terial. Two, fou' and fye-light clus
ters will be used in the main build
ms.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-21

The successful Inauguration of Car
rama as president of Mexico will By
no means settle the MeXi
can question. The test will come
in a term of years and will be
decided only by results Thee is only
one way in which a nation can ad.
vance and that is by the extension o;
education and opportunity and the
gradual Improvement of the indivi
dual so tina. he is able TO take advan.
tage of opportunity as It is presented
The great bulk Of the Mexican nation
is so ignorant and degraded that Il
will be a tremendous task for any
government to- overcome the effects
OF centu.ie of evil misgovernment
from which Mexico has suffered. In
this country, in this state even. we
are too much inclined TO look for i'm
provement in government from the
top, forgetting the fact that improve
ment-not always but more often
comes from somewhe.e along down
the line We welcome and applaud
some line sounding pronomcement
of an Individual or a party but in the
long run that government is best
which Increases the prosperity and
advocates the mental, moral and
physical welfare of all the people
not by paternalism o. public charity.
but by giving them all fair oppor-
tunity and aiding and encouraging
them TO take advantage of that op.
portunity.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-21
Summer Hints to
Mothers Who Care
eeasonabIe Advice on the Health o
Children in Hot Weather

1t is well that mothers be advised
not to over-feed the children during
the hot months. No one requires as
much food in summer as in winter
Feed the children the lighter and
more easily digested foods. See that
the milk is cool and kept away from
iiies. BE careful that the fruit is
ripe, and if the child begins to
scratch the skin, indicating too much
acid in the blood. deprive it of fruit
for seye,al days.
1t is quite natural that under these
conditions there viii be some diges-
tive disturbance, such as constipa.
ton. indigestion or summer diar-
rhoea. II may be accompanied by a
cold or by eruptions of the skin. The
timely remedy, and one which YOU
can rely on for results, is "A small
dose of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
on retiring, and by morning will van,
ish. The exceptional tonic ingred.
tents in this remedy will tone the
stomach and enrich the blood. and
the child will feel its usual self
again.
Many families like that of Mr.. Viii
liam Weber, % Edwin Place, Buffalo,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-21

Is an aniisiptic healing ointment for
the treatment OF eczema and all skin
diseases. u contains no harmful
drug vet is a powerful germicide and
healing emollient Much study and
many experiments have proven re-
peatedly that no remedy can compare
with Unguentol for the quick relief
and positive cure % eczema and
skin troubles. Harold ". Cole,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-21

N. ", who uses it for foul breath
and constipation, and Mrs. John Wal
lace. Scottsville, KY, who finds it
valuable to herself as well as her
children, are never without it, keep
ing it for just such emergencies. You
also can obtain a bottle of DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin at fifty cents or
one dollar of any druggist. Families
which once use this pleasant-tasting
laxative forever after discard cathar-
tics, purgatives, salts and pills.
Families wishing to try a free sam
pie bottle can obtain it, postpaid, by
addressing Dr. w. b: Caldwell, 418
Washington ST., Monticello, Ill.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-21

Tom Browne of Rutland is credit
ed with being opposed to the nomina-
ton of Harlan b. Howe of st. Johns
bury as the democratic candidate for
governor. This ought to ensure
Howe the support of the Burke poll
teal twins and Burling-
ton Free Press.
A story has percolated down this
way that Mayor Burke is now a can
didate for the Burlington postoffce
and that he has made overtures to
the Browne faction to settle the
row.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-21

This Is to certify that the pa tner-
ship heretofore doing business at
Bennington. Vermont. under the firm
name and style of Corners q Green
and the Ideal Garage. is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent: and that
w Edward Corners viii collect all
bills due from and viii pay all bills
due 10 and viii pay an bills due from
the raid co-parnership.
". Edward Corners.
Edward \ Green.
July lG. 1914.