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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-13
CASTLES CHARGED WITH FRAUD BY
 RESTAURANT co.

New York, Sept. 13-Charges of fraud against Vernon Castle and his wife, Irene Castle. the dancers. are made in a. suit filed in the supreme court, in which. it is alleged that the Castles misappropliated moneys of the Ansaldf Go, Inc, which conductedN a restaurant in the Heidel berg building, eBroadway and F'orty-second street, so the creditors of the corporation, have been unable to collect judgments. >
 The complaint, filed by Edward Shaw, asks that a receiver be ap- the Castles be compelled to turn over to the receiver for the benefit of the creditors all moneys of the Scorpora- ton found to have been appropriated by them unlawful1y. MT. and Mrs. Castle have filed a denial of the charges.
 Shaw alleges tha4 from December 19, 1913, to March, 1914, the Ansa1di corporation conducted a restaurant in the Heidelberg building, of which the Castles and Jules Ansaldi were direc- tors, the latter being president. The corporation bought the entire equip ment of the restaurant from the. plaintiff and gave him a. chattel mort gage for '$47,251. On May 1, 1914, the corporati on Nailed to pay interest on the mortgage and it was foreclos- ed. leaving $22,557 due the plaintiff. On September IS last the plaintiff sued the corporation, and on F,ebru-' ary 19~got judgment for $25. 279. An. execution was issued. but was re- turned /unsatisfied on April 21 last.
 Shaw alleges that during the times mentioned the Castles as directors of the operation, '-corruptly and frau- dulently had dealings as officers and directors contrary to their duty and in violation of the law, by which corrupt and fraudulent dealings the appropriated to their own use a. large amount of money belonging to the defendant corporation in fraud of the corporation and it's creditors
 The complaint charges that the fraud was committed in part through the<act of the Castles in drawing $2,- 900 each for themselves and permit ting Ansaldi to take $2,0o0 in Decen- Der. and 1t is alleged that each. Of the three got the following sums in Other months: January, 1914, S2sS 333; February. $4,o0o.. and March. $4, 333. It is alleged that such withdrawals of money were unlawful and in violation of the defendants no consideration and the defendants Igave no value for the money, but it was done as part of a conspiracy to take the corporations assets for the purpose of defrauding the creditors 2 As a result of the acts of the Castles. the corporation has no assets to meet it's debts except such as the Castles may be compelled to return to the company it is alleged~~
 Ansaldi has left the United States, the complaint says.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-13
ANNIVERSARIES
 OF RING BATTLES

1s19=At a dinner given at the Union Aims in London. with Lord Yarmouth in the chair and many oth- CT noble sports present, Tom Crib b publicly announced his intention of giving up the championship. The veteran declared that he had held the title nearly eight years without once taking off his shirt to fight in the ring. and that he considered it was now time for him to relinquish the honors and give the young fellows 8 chance. Old Tom added that he was certain to have a worthy successor, pointing. to his protege, Tom Spring, and in this instance the champion proved a good prophet, for within a few years the youngster had defeated all the other aspirants and was re- cognized as champion. This memor- able dinner was given on the evening of the day set for the battle between Spring and Bill Neat, which the s1atter forfeited, declaring that he was, not in condition to fight, although for months he had been Dragging that he could lick Spring. Tom Cribb won the Heavyweight title in 1908 and re- tired undefeated after having held the honor longer than any other fighter in ring history.
 1S97=Jack Moffatt and Goerge Kirwin fought 5-round draw at Chi cago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-13
HOLD AURMLIO FOR DEATH OF MAIDO AT
 AERODRONIE TRACK

As a result of the death of Louis Maido, aged. IA. residing on Wood End road, Stratford, Anthony Auriho. of S7 Clarence street, Bridgeport, is held to- day by the Stratford authorities under $500 bonds onA a charge of reckless driving Bonds were furnished by his father, Pellegrino Aurflio, of 162 Cres- cent avenue.
 Maido was killed upon the track of Aerodrome park during the course of an automobile race He is said to have run directly upon the track ahead 4dt the racing car r
 Coroner John J. Phelan will conduct an inquiry into the death Tuesday morning. at g o'clock and it is probable that AurfIfoS will be arraigned for trfol in the Stratford town court Wednes-' day
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-13

United States troops now have full control of the Mexican border situa- ton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-13

The lighting system is indirect.
 Because of the great size of the building and the extreme distance between the projecting machines and the screen, special apparatus has been placed which will double the clearness and steadiness of the pie lures shown.
 The many friends of MT. Lund in this city are today congratulating, him upon the handsome appearance of the edif1ce and it's appointments and predict that the West End thea trc will revolutionize the picture bus mess of the West End. There is likelihood that vaudeville may be shown in the West End theatre in the near future.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-13
GETS CONCESSION OF
 BRAIN IN JUMPING OFF
 CAR THAT CAUGHT FIRE

Mrs. Sadie Taylor of 146 Logan street became frightened last night when a trolley car on which she rode took fire. She jumped from the car and fell heavily to the wood block pavement. She suffered concussion Of the brain. pr. J. P. Deery treated Mrs. Taylor and she was removed to the Bridgeport hospital in a seni-con- scious condition. She is much inn proved today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-13
CONFIRM no CHILDREN.

At St. Joseph's German Catholic church, yesterday afternoon, 40 adult persons and no children received the sacrament of confirmation. Rt. Rev. John J. Milan confirmed the chill dren.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-13
THREE DAYS OF THIS
 WEEK ARE EAfBER DAYS

Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of this week will be Ember Days in the Catholic churches throughout the world. They will be observed by a.b- stinence and increased devotions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-17
Visit Manufacturers Permanent Exhibit Building
post for Birmingham-Made Goods

 Twc@sHk e Birmingham
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
He Will Wait to Hear Elk
perts on the De-
Tense
FOR REASONABLE
PREPAREDNESS
He Believes in Learning the
Lessons Of the
War

Washington, Oct. 30.--Oscar W. Under
wood. senator elect from Alabama, who
is here for the opening Of Congress, said
Yesterday in discussing the question OF
national defense that he would wait I'M
til the army and navy experts them,
selves had reached their conclusions and
presented them to Congress before eX-
pressing his views on the subject.
The new senator declared that ne IA
yored reasonable national defense, but
said. Il am approaching the subject IN
such way that / shall be able to take
the opinions of the experts largely INTO
consideration in shaping final opinion.
He added that Congress would now be
in better position in dealing with the
subject to profit by lessons from the
European war.
Mr. Underwood, who, as chairman OF
the House ways and means committee,
framed the tariff law which there is talk
of revising to meet revenue requirements,
declined to discuss the proposal. He
said that it would be manifestly out or
place for him TO do so inasmuch as he
was leader in the House when the law
was enacted and is not now member OF
that body. Mr.. Underwood will pay his
respects to President Wilson in few
dAys and probably also will discuss the
prospective legislative programme.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
APPENDICITIS
OPERATION UPON
J. p. MORGAN
1t is Performed at His Country Home
at Glen Cove, L. I-Financier
is Reported Comfortable.

New York. Oct. 30.-J. P. Morgan un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at his country home at Glen Cove, L. l.,
yesterday. The operation was report
ed successful and Mr.. Morgan is resting
comfortably.
Mr.. Morgan was at his Office Wednes-
day, but was indisposed Thursday and
remained at his Glen Cove home. His
physicians discovered he was suffering
from a mild attack OF appendicitis. In
order to guard against a reoceurrenee
the physicians decided upon an operation.
The operation was performed at noon
Yesterday by Drs. Markoe, Lyl and
smith who reported it TO have been en-
tirely successful in every way and that
Mr. Morgan is now resting comfortably.
Mr. Morgsn's general condition is 50 ex-
celIent that his prompt recovery is
looked for.
The facts concerning the operation
upon Mr.. Morgan were contained in a
statement given out yesterday at the
Office Of J. p Morgan & Co. So far as
could be learned yesterdays operation
is in no way the result Of the shooting
of Mr.. Morgan by Frank Holt at Glen
Cove on July last. Mr.. Morgan has
been regularly at his Office since early
August. He has been very active in
business during the last few months,
especially in connection with the Anglo
French loan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
PURE WATER SUPPLY

A suceessfui artesisn wen has iust
been drilled Scr Mr. Prank B Martin on
ton ri the hin at his farm 10 Marsifeld
near FlainEsld Vt The wei Was e1m-
plated AZ aefah 81 Sc fest, an ~ wheh
uas drilled is The selid ledge errfTtln
5 ~ ~ top ground Water stands with-
81 Z g. az tap - eround. and vhen Mr..
Martin lowers his supply Fips in. ths
Water viH run elfhout any pump mo
be tu1fings. giving bin nu abuniaHt
su4Tiy uf purs. Sparkling Hatfr. NJ
Martin saTs 81 D sci ulaasad and wEi
gladly recummsl.d ths Bay state Afte-
sinn Wen Ca Ine tnf Wtrssr. and
woa8Ftins. n 81 tn nnvuns In teea e
3 rua1 vatsF Supply Dr. Barn sayE
- feels ~ ruala - 1nirr kis neial i.ssFs
. rlra sfrFiat - tsnf theu aisrut So
lsnsfts ftat b. knass that d. 10 ra5u1
- derive from tt5s sueressf1l aFtssian
waI r. has haeH 81 brfha-a re- the
rarf ~ harlltg wstsT fat nua BE- e1n
frrusf d md uss his uhrif ttms E
ntterding 81 n#hsw hrsirHss
Tir wamm na mtnHdrs w FH
runr nr ~ EHrtts farn far hsFssHE
Frrs q. rre tsksFs rta-aetsf fr 80
- ard rrw san- uuter Frr
saares ~ a-Hne Ea rr Stresses neH
fr.eaF rrtrs aHr 3 r-er t-ia-r a. uaE
- rr rrtff nrEr hEEraea
m1r erts ff wen Cr- lr -
Ware. N g. r. Haariis - H-ast
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
A WARNING TO BANKS.
Section Against usury Violated, Says
Comptroller.

Washington, Oct. 30.-Comptroller oil
tine Currency Williams has sent TO all
national banks a circular calling atten'
ton to The oath, which each director
signs when he assumes Office, not 20 per-
init the bank to violate the national act
and pointing out particularly that part
of the act which provides that a nation
al bank may receive interest on its loan
at the rate allowed by the laws Of the
state. territory OF district where the
bank Is located, and no more" The let
ter continues:
This Office regrets TO report that the
sworn statement Of condition Of great
many national banks shows that section
slg7, United States review statutes,
against usury, has been grossly violated
BY these banks.
You are respectfully advised and adj
monished that this provision Of the ma
tional bank act should be faithfully OBJ
served BY all national banks, their OIL
Gers and directors. In accordance with
the solemn oaths taken by directors.
You are requested to read this let
ter az the next meeting Of your board
Of directors. and TO have Il inscribed
upon the minutes, and 30 send a copy
Of this letter 90 every member Of your
board Who may not b. present az such
meeting. with the request that he
promptly acknowledge it receipt 20 YOU.
Within thirty days after your next
board meeting and not later than Dec.
20. 1915 YOU are requested 20 send 70
this Office letters from an members Of
your board who may not have been pres
ent az the meeting 81 which this letter
i resd. acknowledging the receipt by
each absent director or = copy thereof
together with q certified extract from
rouf minutes. showing tlat this hitter
has been read 20 your board and giving
tie names " the directors present az
the meeting AZ which d j. read
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30

Amherst Va. Dartmouth, AZ Amherst
Army ". NillanoYa. a. West Point
Bates ". Bowaoin. Al lewiston.
Boston college W. Holy CrOss, az New
ton.
Brown W. Vermont. ~ Providence.
Buctnell ~. Muhlenberg, Al Lewis
burg.
cornell ". virrinis Polytechnic insti'
tute. II Ithaca.
y. aud NJ. w. susqushanus, AZ Lancss.
ter.
Harvard Va Penn. state. 81 Camhriige
Haverford W. Diekinson. % aaverford
Johns Hopkins ~. swarthnore. "a Bal.
fimorc.
Lsbirh ". Gsttysturg. a. south Bethls.
hem
Navy va North carolins. ~ Druhsn
Princeton W. Williams. ~ prin0eton
Rensselaer, Polrteehnie ". MiddlehiurE
81 Troy.
Tufts ". Mss. ArRies ~ Medf1rd.
Unisn ". T. stats. - schsuertafr
Tuir. IF Maine - CnlhV. 81 Oruno
inv. n Michigan -. syrncuss- 81 Ann
Arhor.
Unir. Of Peun. ~. Iafsystss, as T'haa-
aelrkia
Trfr. az pftsturn - AiierherT ~
pfttsinrrr.
Bo1bsstsr ". - stsrhsr'. II Rnshss-
tsr.
Ursiuus ~. Lstsnan EafisT. 81 oolisrs
silin
WTrsainrtar srs Jsss4ssn ". Nustiug
en-. - Wasifnrfrn
WESLEYAN "a Wnfeestsg y J.. at Nd
Eis1uun
Tsb y. ooirrss - yeu Hsrsn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30

Ths election ~ Capt Ira l. Reeves a.
president of NorWieh university, the
state military college. promises % open
! nee rhaTfsr Of usefulness and consist
aHf rrnut6 fur that Institution. Captain
Reeves seems e. ie wtl fitted in every
say fur tts important oiiire. lie is n
tie f1rime ~ manhood vita long wears
- ssrrira aheaa ThonFh not West
Poiuter he broke 80 rules ~ sheer ucr-
4 sna rnss from tie ranks % q position
- ff.rnn.issiusad ofhesF III the regular
srmr uis field service vas cretitahle.
ee8den1a Uf vhirh were wounds rereieed.
Cart Reeves has na8e thurpugh
sfuav ~ fae srienee ef warfare. and "a
re authnf ~ several wnrks en- ths sub
iss- ~ hes q very pleasing PERSONAL
~ and urusunl tnaeufite ability Tn
a. 81 laaaf-st,u. Nuraift shuuid move
stsaEnr frrward e. uhst thf Germans
can Hfs rlaes fn ths sum--- Hundoip
ne-alf NEHs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
GEN. JOFFRE CALLS
ON GEN. KITCHENER
They Meet at War Office and Leave To-
gether-The Prince of Wales Also
Arrives in London.

London, Oct. 30.-General Joffre, the
French commander-in- chief, came to Lon
don Yesterday. He went to the war office
on his. arrival. Shortly afterwards he
and Earl Kitchener, the war secretary,
left together in an automobile.
The Prince of Wales arrived at Buck
ingham palace yesterday afternoon, on
leave from France. The prince was in
close attendance on his father during the
kings inspection of his troops at the
front. IL is believed the prince has re-
turned for the purpose of reassuring
Queen Mary as to the kings condition.
His presence here is taken as eonfrma-
tion of the statement that the accident
was not serious.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
COTTON MARKET
RECEIVERS LOSSES
Renewal of Aggressive Bull Support in
the Early Trading-Crops Esti-
mates Encouraging.

New York, Oct. 30.--The cotton mar
ket recovered nearly all of Thursday :
losses during the early trading here yes
terday on a renewal Of aggressive bull
support and active covering. The pub
LEGATION of private crop estimates in line
with previous predictions OF around H.
1000 bales probably encouraged the
advance, but the renewal of bullish ae-
tivity was attributed more largely to
belief that the recent decline Of about
1915 per bale had placed the market
in position where it was again likely
to be influenced by old bull features and
former prominent bull brokers were
heavy buyers. January contracts sold
up to 1928 before the end Of the morn
ing, or about 80 points net higher and
no less than sl.90 per bale above Thurs
days low level,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
MEXICANS KILL
TEXAS RANCHER
Took Charles Boone From Northwest
ern Train and Shot Him
Without Trial.

I'll Paso. Tex. Oct. 30.-Charles Boone,
an American eattleman Of II Paso, was
taken from Mexican Northwestern
train 1t Guzman, Chihuahua, and shot
10 death. Boone's partner. James WEIGH,
witnessed the murder and arrived here
with the story early yesterday.
Welch stated that Col. Hernandez, bead
of the villa garrison az Guzman, had
Boone executed by q firing squad with
out trial and presumably in retaliation
for the recognition Of Cauanza by the
United States government.
Hernandez was said 10 have searched
the train for other Americans, threaten
ing 10 Kill any more be found. Weleh
said he escaped By hiding in the locomo.
tive with the American engineman. They
confirmed Wrlchs story.
Washington, oct. Negotiations are
under way to-day 20 protect Americans
al Douglas. Ariz.. threatened by the inn
PENDING battle between Nillistas and the
Garranristas al Aqua Prieta. The state
and war departments are endeavoring %
induce both sides 70 move farther away
from the American boundary.
Consul Carothers was AZ Douglas yes-
terdav with authority % treA, unoHiCiaily
with villa and. II possible induce him
60 avoid firing across the American bor-
Der. Carothers Was assigned with Wis
uttn Carrauzn's recognition and has great
personal innuence uith him.
Gen. Funston i endeavorinE q secure
consent 20 re-estshlish q neutral zone
whieh win protet Douglas
Two regiments "a American iniantry
aud catalrr dftathmFuts te re-enfgroe
ths uuualas gafrisan arrived there go
tsrdsr.
nrnunstf1r. Tex. GA 11.-Tts Esth
infnrfrV. ordered frnm uailaE a. the
rruuusrilif district iaFt YEA. received
10 initiation into hgrier warfare rester-
aar. ut,en q sraeH 8stafhuaflt was nt-
ta4tfg twie - Merienns isfueen md
n5rit end aarlnbt Nine Anerusn -
aar uns wuun8e8 The MerieNns. al
flnurh rsurif tatween two fres ur the
s.rand nttask- ssaFsd uithgpt eusual-
ffa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
RATS COST NEW
ORLEANS MORE
THAN S4,500,000
To Prevent Plague 1886 Buildings Have
Been Made Rat-Proof; 1000 Build
ings Demolished.

New Orleans, Oct. 30.--More than Sa,-
100000 has been expended in the last
year in an effort to make New Orleans
at-proof and prevent the temperance
of the bubonic plague, according to an
announcement made here yesterday by
DR.. r. III. Creel of the United States
public health service, in charge OF the
work. Seventy -four thousand, five hun
bred and twenty six buildings have been
made rat proof; about seven thousand
not considered worth repairing by the
owners have been demolished, and work
is progressing on 39,30l others. Approx
mately $1,000 buildings still are to be
made at-proof. Citizens of New Orleans
have expended approximately S3,s6l 900
on their property, while the federal, state
and city governments have spent more
than 100000 in the campaign.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
PURE RICH BLOOD
PREVENTS DISEASE

Bad blood, that is, blood that is i'm
pure or impoverished, thin and pale
is responsible for more ailments than
anything else.
II affects every organ and function.
In some cases it causes catarrh; in 9TH
ers, dyspepsia; in Others, rheumatism
and in still others, weak, tired, languid
feelings and worse troubles.
1t is responsible for rundown condi-
tions, and is the most common cause OF
disease.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the greatest
purifier and enricher of the blood the
world has ever known. 1t has been Won
derfully successful in removing scrofula
and other humors, increasing the red
blood corpuscles, and building up the
whole system. Get 1t to-day. ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
NEW MAXIM AERIAL BOMB.
Inventor Has Fuse That VIII Increase
Effectiveness.

Washington, Oct. 30.-The secret of a
new fuse for aerial torpedoes which will
make this instrument of warfare much
more deadly, was disclosed yesterday to
Secretary Daniels by Hudson Maxim,
member of the naval advisory board.
After their conference both Mr.. Dan
iels and Mr.. Maxim admitted that the
improvement upon which Mr.. Maxim has
been working for several weeks viii vast
" increase the torpedo's effectiveness.
But beyond saying the improvement in
the fuse had 10 do with its timing, Meth
er would discuss the principles OF the
discovery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
semi A PLOT
Seattle omdais See One IN Big Firs On
Per.

SEATTLE Wash. oct. 10--Pcliee end
Ere department ofFcssls conducted thor
nurh fuvesf iFafinn yesterday ~ TIE
aririu 81 tts $3.50 80 Gre which IiuTs.
aay night destroyed Tisr used ~ TIE
piue Tur.usi lire II British steamers taf
shipments of fzrgFisious Hnf suT'Ilies t1f
Fnalana Russis and Japan.
TBa fat that fhe 6Te started tn E'iis
a. rattan stored wfb ether hiFh Eutam-
uiails ussrrhnn6iaa u TIRE safas nsntssf
- two FrnsN lannes list Tuesday cauaea
.#eiais 70 is1sars thst ths Ere rrgiishlF
ups - ~ sa,nessnt uho OBJECTED 81 ths
sfir.mrrf ~ s7rrstiuEs Fl war fuf ne
nnssiar srnrias
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
REDFIELD SOFTENS
THE SEAMEN'S LAW
Masters certf6rRtior That Grew FuiflE
Pequireu,ertt e. Ts IsnEuaFs WI
~ Acusrtea

wastinrtun. Ga s1-A ruling o. ttt
lsr.rmags "a rr1uirfE ~ tts rec 80
-rsrfs iau ranas rsstsraar ~ 10 a.
s,srtrnerf FL rpturuaTrs 81 ffif.f
rir5aatv 81 thnt provision, uieh 80
asasr rnnrh oou,yiaire8 - tT sT1in4
Interests Do UFnsrs eusi1nat ert
- rnnks 70 EEam1ratffn tif
- assarl esrt.frs ttrt fs GEE tt-ts
ffa rrrrf-rrnrrfs En1 tNt st
t--sssf - 81 irrruegs e. freu-s ete1.-
sraf 81 n-5aTz rrsE 81 - uFnsl ltnf -
assv = 80 1rlr test e. 81 rtuTA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
PORCH CLIMBERS GET 5000.
Jswelry Taken from Two Homes in Port
Chester.

Greenwich. Conn. Oct. 30.-ft was
learned yesterday that the porch climb
ere who robbed the homes Of W. How
ard buchanan and Louis C. Mertz in
Port Chester "wednesday evening made
good hsuL The Buchanan robbery
melted about 5000 In iewelry, while
s2lO00 worth Of gems were taken ron
the Mrrtz home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
BRAND AND CABINET
TO MEET CHAMBER
President Poincare Accepted Rene vivi.
ants Resignation Before Noon
Yesterday.

Paris. oct. 30.--Presideut Poincare &C.
eepted Rene Niyiani's resignation a. pre-.
mier before noon yesterday.
The entire cabinet went out with The
premier.
NJ. BRAND has been charged with the
formation Of q new cabinet. and Il was
expected that the new ministry would be
ready % meet the Chamber yesterda ,
afternoon.
II seems certain that among the new
ministers viii he jules Cambon and Gen,
Gallieni
NJ. Vivian Is also on the BRAND list
as minister Of justice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
Excursion To Montreal via Central Yer
mont Railway Friday, November 5.

Only s2.75 for the round trip from
williamstown, Barre and Montpelier.
Tickets good going on trains leaving VIII
Jamestown 1880 a. M, 1855 a. IN. and $50
D. M; Barre s;l2 a. m, $3.50 p. m. and
5:55 p. m; Montpelier Gals a. m, 3;40
p. m. and 6;l5 p. m. Final return limit
TO leave Montreal until Monday, Noyem-
Der 5. See flyers for further particulars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30

81 have been taking Father Johns
Medicine for two years for lung and
throat trouble and found great results
from it, ! had cough for three weeks
and nothing seemed to help it, but after
taking Father Johns Medicine | was
better and my health was much improved
and now / work every day" tSignedl
Miss Margaret Murphy, 8 Clinton street,
Albany, n. Y.
At this season of the year, those who
tire easily, are run down, below normal
weight, thin and pale, should take
pure and nourishing tonic flesh builder
such as Father Johns Medicine, because
it is free from dangerous drugs and ac-
tually rebuilds wasted tissue Many peo-
pie gain weight steadily while taking it.
ADV.